No 11, 15 February 1923 - Federal Register of Legislation

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PUBLISHED 'BY
A. UTI LORITY,
[Registered at the General Post Office, Melbourne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.]
[1923.
THURSDAY, 15TH FEBRUARY.
The Solicitor- General Act 1916.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
Federal Executive Council Office,
Melbourne, 12th February, 1923.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General directs it to be notified, for general information, that the Honorable ERIC
KENDALL BOWDEN, M.P., has this day been sworn as an Executive Councillor.
By His Excellency's Command,
J. 1L STARLING,
Secretary to the Federal Executive Council.
CONSUL.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General directs the recog-
nition of Mr. AUSTIN R. PRESTON, junior, as Vice -Con-
sul for the United States of America at Melbourne, in the
State of Victoria.
DELEGATION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL TO SOLICITOR GENEIIAL.
WHEREAS under and by virtue of the provisions of the
Solicitor- General Act 1916, the Attorney General is
empowerell, by writing under his hand,-to delegate any of his
powers or functions under any Act (except that power of
delegation), so that the delegated powers may be exercised by
the Solicitor - General as fully and effectually as by the Attorney- General:
Now therefore I, Littleton Ernest Groom, the Attorney General of the Commonwealth, do hereby delegate to Sir
Robert Randolph Garran, the Solicitor - General for the Commonwealth, all the. powers and functions of the Attorney -
General under
(a) the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1916;
(b) the Statutory Declarations Act 1911 -1922;
(c) the Trading with the Enemy Act
THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIAN
ERN TERRITORY PUBLIC SERVICE
REGULATION UNDER THE NORTHERN
QR,DINANCE 1913.
FREDERIC CHARLES URQUHART, Administrator of
1, the Northern Territory, do hereby make the following
Regulation under the Public Service Ordinance 1913, to come
into force on the 1st day of March, 1923.
Dated the 6th day = áf February, 1923.
F. C. URQUHART, Administrator.
1.91.1 -1921, or any
proclamations or regulations thereunder;
(cl) any Acts of the Commonwealth relating to Patents,
Trade Marks, or Designs, or any regulations thereunder;
(e) section 61 of the Judiciary Act 1905 -1920;
(f) the Commercial Activities Act 1919; or any regula -.
tions thereunder;
(g) the Land, Min.iáag, Shares and Shipping Act 1919, or
any regulations thereunder;
(h) the Legal ,Proceedings Control Act 1919, or any re.
gulations thereunder; and
(i) the War Precautions Act Repeal Act 1920 -1922, or
any regulations thereunder.
.
Dated this thirteenth day of February, One thousand nine
AMENDMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS 1913.
hundred and twenty- three.
Regulation 1 of Public Service Regulations 1913 is amended
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
by omitting therefrom the words " the Director of Mines and
the Director of Lands."
Attorney - General for the Commonwealth..
il, PRICE 6D. Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; Half - yearly, 15s. 2d.; Yearly, 30s. 4d.
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Oömmonwealth Gazette
TIIE NOItTIIPItK TP1tRITORY OF
AUSTRALIA.
No. 1
of i 923.
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to the Registration of Firms.
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 Northern Territot y
Acceptance Act 1910-1919 and the Northern Territory (Administration)
Act 1910, as follows :--Short title.
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Registration of Firms
Ordinance 1923.
Definitions.
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2. In this Ordinance, unless the contrary intention appears" Foreign firm " means any firm which is registered in any
country not being part of the British Empire ;
" Registration " includes the filing or lodging of any document,
or the taking of any step, which is required to be filed,
lodged ór taken before a firm can trade or carry on business
in the Territory ;
" The Registrar " means the officer in whom is vested, in
pursuance of this Ordinance, the powers and functions
of the Registrar under the Registration of Firms Act.
" The Registration of Firms Act " means the Registration of
Firms Act 1899, of the State of South Australia.
Application of
State Act'
3. Subject to this Ordinance the Registration of Firms Act shall
continue to apply in the Northern Territory.
Powers and
functions of
Registrar
under Act
vested in
Registrar of
Companies.
4. For the purposes of this Ordinance the Registrar of Companies
of the Northern Territory shall have and may exercise all the powers
and functions of the Registrar under the Registration of Firms Act in
relation to the Northern Territory.
stration
of firms the
members of
which are not
all British
subjects.
Firms Act, if any person, without the consent in writing of the .Administrator, makes application for, or takes any steps to secure, the
5. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Registration of
registration of
(a) any firm ;
(b) the name of any firm ; or
(c) the change of name or constitution of any firm ;
any of the partners or members of which are not natural -born British
subjects, he shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty : One hundred pounds or imprisonment for six months.
.,
Registration
of foreign
- to carry on
business
outside the
6. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Registration óf
Firms Act, if any person, without the consent in writing of. the Administrator, takes or continues to take any steps towards the regis-
Commonwealth. tratlon
(a) any foreign firm ;
(b) any firm any of the capital of which has been subscribed by
or on behalf of any person or body of persons .ordinrily
residing or carrying on business outside of the British
Empire ; or.
(e) any firm whose principal object is the carrying on of manu-
facturing, mining, or other industrial operations outside.
The Commonwealth or any territory of or under the control
of the Commonwealth ;
he sbaWbe guilty of an offence.
Penalty . One hundred pounds or imprisonment ;for six months.
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7. If any persoh. or firm, without the consent in writing of the gale of 101146
Administrator, transfers or disposes of the assets (other than stock .in er ó tetee
trade) of any firm registered in the Territory to
ñF +ie
(a) any person or body of persons ; or
(b) the nominee or representative of any person or body of persons,
ordinarily residing or carrying on business outside of the British
Empire, such person or firm, as the case may be, shall be guilty of an
offence.
8.(1.) The Administrator may, in his absolute discrétion, consent Discretion of
to any application under this Ordinance or refuse to consent to it.
i nd $ wti,
applications.
(2.) The Administrator may attach to any consent such conditions
as he thinks fit.
(3.) 'An'
ny person who fails to comply with any of the conditions
attached to the consent of the Administrator shall be guilty of an
offence.
(4.) The consent of the Administrator to any application made
under this Ordinance shall not be made use of by any firm, or by any
person on its behalf, in furtherance of the objects of the firm, and any
public notification of the fact of such. consent skáll include a statement
in the following terms :---
" The fact that the Administrator has consented to (here
insert the nature of the consent granted) is not to be taken. in any
way as a guarantee of the actual or probable financial stability
or success öf the firm."
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9. Before the consent of the Administrator is given to any appli- consent of
cation made° under. this Ordinance there shall be furnished to him in úówá taiiñ á&
writing particulars of the proposal and such further information as he
requires.
.
1 0.(l.) Whenever a registered firm is dissolved, . whether by Notice of
mutual consent or by operation of law or otherwise, or ceases to carry liZiuti.on of
on business under its registered firm name without changing its firm cf.
name, the late or surviving members or the members of the firm, as só8vna
the case may be, shall within fourteen days thereafter send by post No' 27, s. 9'
or deliver to the Registrar a notice, attested before a Justice of the
Peace, or a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits or a Commissioner for
Declarations, in accordance with Form A in the Schedule.
Penalty : Twenty pounds.
(2.) Every such notice shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(3.) The late or surviving members or the members of thé rrgi.stered firm, as the case may be, shall be jointly and severally responsible
for furnishing the notice and for the payment of the prescribed fee.
(4.) Upon the receipt of the notice the Registrar shall cancel the
registration of the firm.
11. --(1.) Every officer having duties connected with applications °mew
made under this Ordinance shall, before entering upon his duties, od se ßÿn
make before a Justice of the Peace, or a Commissioner for taking
Affidavits, or a Commissioner for Declarations, a Declaration of Secrecy
in accordance with Form B in the Schedule.
(2.) For the purposes of this section the disclosure-of information
by a parson called by the Crown as a witness in any proceedings instituted by the Crown shall be deemed to be made in the course of
his duty.
12. Any person, who makes to the Administrator or to any officer False
having-'duties connected with applications under this Ordinance, any statements.
statement, whether verbal or in writing, which is untrue in any particulär, shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty ; One hundred pounds or inprisQrment-for six months.
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13. Where any business name under which the business of a
misleading
business names' firm or individual is carried on contains the word " British " or any
Cf. 6 and 7
Geo. V., oh, . 58, other word which, in. the opinion of the Administrator, is calculated
s. 14 (1).
to lead to the belief that the business is under the ownership or control
of British subjects, and the Administrator is satisfied that the
nationality of the persons by whom the business is wholly or mainly
owned or controlled is at any time such that the name is misleading,
the Administrator shall refuse to consent to the registration of such
business name or, as the case may- be, cause such business name
to be removed from the register, but any person aggrieved by a decision
of the Administrator under this provision may appeal to the Minister
whose decision shall be final.
Delegition
by
Administrator.
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14.(l.) The Administrator may by writing under bis hand
delegate all or any of his powers and functions under this Ordinance
(except this power of delegation) so that the delegated powers and
functions may be exercised by the delegate as fully and effectually
as by the Administrator.
(2.) Every delegation under this section shall be revocable at will,
and no delegation shall preAnt the exercise of any power by the
Administrator.
Regulations.
1 5.(1.) The Administrator may make regulations not inconsistent
with this Ordinance prescribing all matters or things which are required
or permitted to be prescribed or which are necessary or convenient
to be prescribed for carryingout or giving effect to this Ordinance,
including the fees (if Jiny) to be paid under this Ordinance.
(t.) All such regulatiOns shall be notified in the Gazette of the
Northern Territory and shall thereupon have the force of law.,
(3.) The Minister may. by notice in the Gazette disallow any regulation and thereupon such regulation shall cease to have effect.
THE SCHEDULE.
Form A.
THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.
The Registration of Firms Ordinance 1923.
-To the Registrar of Firms.
day of
Take notice that on the
the firm registered under the firm naine of
was dissolved (or ceased to carry on business under the said firm name).
(Signed)
A.B.
C.D. (Sm., members of the late firm or firms).
on the
Signed (or acknowledged) at
, 19
day of
(Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for
taking Affidavits, or Commissioner for
Declarations, as the case may be.)
Form B:
THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.
The Registration of Firms Ordinance 1923.
DECLARATION BY OFFICER.
, being an,
of
officer having duties connected with applications made under the Registration of
Firms Ordinance 1923, do solemnly and sincerely declare that, except in the course
of my duty, or to an officer who has made this Declaration, I will not divulge any
information which is furnished to me or to the Department in connexion with the
duties referred to.
Signature of officer.
192 ,
day of ---
this
Declared at
before me.
(Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for
taking Affidavits, or Commissioner for
Declarations, as the case may. be.)
.
Dated this ninth day of February, 1923.
FORSTER,
Governor-General.
G. F. PEARCE,
Minister of State for Home and Territories.
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NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.'
Regulations may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, at the price indicated.
Citation of
Rule.
fncon a Tax Assessment Act
1922
fron and Steel
Bounty Act 1922
cow rued in
Particulars of 8egu1 ations comprised
Statutory Rule.
Statutory
Title of Act.
Products
S.R.
1923,
No. 12
1923,
S.R.
No. 13
.
Date on
which
made.
Price of
To come
into
operation.
Statutory
Rule.
s. d.
1
...
9.2.23
Forthwith
08
Iron and Steel Products Bounty Regulations.-
14.2.23
Forthwith
O3
Income Tax Regulations 1922. General
General
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S. M. BRUCE, Prime Minister.
Customs Tariff (Industries Preservation) Act 1921 -1922.
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 8.
IN pursuance of section 8 of the Customs Tariff (Industries
Preservation) Act 1921 71922, I, Arthur Stanislaus Rodgers,
Minister of State for Trade and Customs, hereby notify that,
after inquiry and report by the Tariff Board, I am satisfied
that the exchange value of the currency of Germany, being
the country of origin or export of the undermentioned goods,
has depreciated, and that by reason of such depreciation those
goods have been or are being sold to an importer in Australia
at prices which will be detrimental to an Australian industry,
and that in my opinion die provisions of section 8 of the said
Act' should apply to those goods :Paper Feeding and Folding Machines, combined or separate, originated or
(T. & C. 23JC.J40.)
exported
from
Germany. -
This notice may be cited as " Industries Preservation Act
Notice No. 40," and shall have effect as on and from . the
15th November, 1922.
Dated this 17th day of January, 1923.
ARTHUR S. RODGERS, Minister for Trade and Customs.
CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.
/Ì1 HE Governor- General in Council has been pleased to grant
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Certificates of Naturalization to the persons named in
the subjoined list.
G. F. PEARCE, Minister for Home and Territories.
Name, Address, Date of Naturalization.
Agalianos, George Pandele, 408 Oxford- street, Woollabra,
New South Wales, 8th January, 1923.
Andersen, Alexander, Toowoomba, Queensland, 8th January,
1923.
Blanchard, Albert, 15 Winwood- street, South Melbourne, 8th
January, 1923.
Brajcic, Rado, Boulder, Western Australia, 8th January,
1923.
Bruckner, Hans, Stones Corner, Coorparoo, Brisbane, 8th
January, 1923.
Carrello, Filippo, Fawcett -road, Coogee, Western Australia,
8th January, 1923:
Castrisos, John, 48 Rogers- street, Spring Hill, Queensland,
8th January, 1923.
Cheylas, Christos, 408 Oxford- street, Woollahra, New South
Wales, "8th January, 1923.
Churach, John, 44 President - street, Kalgoorlie, Western Aus-
tralia, 8th January, 1923.
Czapek, Johann, Longland- street, East Brisbane, 8th January, 1923.
de Graaf, Eiwert, Sachs - street, Cairns, Queensland, 8th
January, 1923.
Dlask, Hermann, Seaforth -road, vci The Leap, Mackay,
Queensland, 8th January, 1923.
Fontana, Pacifico, Innisfail, Queensland, 8th January, 1923.
Harohenko, Gregory, South Johnstone,. vid Innisfail, Queensland, Sth January, 1923.
Hebbe, Arno Richard Paul, Branxton, New South Wales, 8th
January, 1923.
Isaksson, Josef Emanuel, Block -road, Gawler South, South
Australia, 8th January, 1923.
Jovanovich, Manciio, 32 George - street West, Sydney, New
South Wales, 8th January, 1923.
Kardachi, Shaheen Elias (Charles Joseph James), Albert street, Adelaide, South Australia, 8th January, 1923.
Kieck, Fritz Klaus Heinrich, Babindia, Queensland, 8th
Jaa'ry,
Kinter, August Hermann Carl, Eudunda, South Australia,
8th January, 1923.
Kohler, George Albert, Mossman, Queensland, 8th January,
1923.
Kukura, Pasko, Millendon, Upper Swan, Western Australia,
8th January, 1923.
Laurich, Mate, Hamilton- street, Osborne Park, Western Australia,4.8th January, 1923.
Lauritsen, Laurits Kirk, King- street, Warwick, Queensland,
8th January, 1923.
Levis, Marko, Boulder, Western Australia, 8th January,
1923.
Lourandos, Nicholas Hriston, Bathurst - street, Condobolin,
New -South Wales, Sth January, 1923.}
Lugliani, Adelmo Pietro, Kendal- street, Cowra, New South
Wales, 8th January, 1923.
Marschner, Carl Richard, Maclean, New South Wales, 8th
January, 1923.
Moore, Victor Charles Emil, 2Littles- avenue, Balmain, New
South Wales, 8th January, 1923.
Moussoulis, Simos, Strand Café, Perth, Western Australia,
8th January, 1923.
Noack, Carl Gustav, Bell- street, South Townsville, Queensland, 8th January; 1923.
Pandopulos, John, Miller- street, Gilgantra, New South
Wales, 8th January, 1923.
Pantaur, Ludwig, 388 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, Victoria, 8th January, 1923.
Peters, Ferdinand Johann Julius Willi, 15 Francis street,
Richmond, Victoria, 8th January, 1923.
Pierotti, Adriano, Innisfail, Queensland, 8th January, 1923.
Retzlaff, Henry Albert Leopold Peter, Group Settlement,
Busselton, Western Australia, Sth January, 1923.
'Richter, Emil Adolf Otto Paul, Clyde Hotel, Elgin- street,
Carlton, Victoria, 8th January, 1923.
Rollandin, Agnes Marie, Swan- street, Osborne Park, Western
Australia, 8th January, 1923.
Sauerberg,' Henry Wilhelmos Bendigo -road, New Gisborne,
Victoria, 8th January, 1923.
Shapera, Wolf, 37 Glendower- street, North Perth, Western
Australia; Sth January, 1923.
Simchen, Friedrich Max, Tingoora, Queensland, 8th Januv
ary, 1923.
.
Svanson, Malcolm, Mareeba, Queensland, 8th January, 1923.
Syrmis, Nicholas, Flinders - street, 'Townsville, Queensland,
8th January, 1923.
Vuarchoz, Frances, John - street, Lilydale, Victoria, 8th January, 1923.
Warnok, John Henry, Nambour, Queensland, 8th January,
1923.
Weckman, Hugo Charles, 42 Dwyer- street, Boulder Qity,
Western Australia, 8th January, 1923.
Wille, Carl, Cradock, South Australia, 8th January, 1923.
Xypos, Marko, 285 Pitt street, Sydney, New South Wales,
8th January, 1923.
Acchia.rdo, Alfredo, 68 Experiment- street, Sydney, New
South Wales, 1st February, 1923.
Anderson, Charles John, Alfred-street, Maryborough,
Queensland, 1st February, 1923.
Bauman, Henry Dimitrius, Lindsay- street, Hawthorne,
Queensland, ist February, 1923.
Berfield, William Henry,- 23 Lawry- street, Nárthcote, Victoria, 1st February, 1923.
Birch, Charles (Karl Kaivopoo), Hillcrest - avenue, Banks town, New South Wales, 1st February, 1923.
Bohner, Hugo, Ellis- street, Stones Corner, Brisbane, ist
February, 1923.
Bonomi, Pasquale Thomaso, 28 Yurong- street, Sydney, New
South Wales, let February, 1923.
Bozanic, Ivan John, Korbel, Western Australia, ist Febru-
ary, 1923.
Burchardt, Friedrich Otto Willi, Patrick- street, Imidley,
Queensland, let February, 1923.
Bylos, Nicholas 267 Goulburn- street, Sydney, New South
Wales, ist Febi'u ry, 1923.
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230
Castelli, Giovanni, Mossman, Queensland, 1st February,
1923.
Catasti, Emidio, Halifax, Queensland, ist February, 1923.
Chauvin, John, John- stibet, Lilydale, Victoria, 1st Februall, 1923,
Comino, Anastasy Peter, Bradley- street, Guyra, New .South
Wales, ist February, 1923.
Comino, George Antony, Bradley- street, Guyra, New South
Welee, it February, 1923.
Culmsee, Johan Henrik, 283 Abercombie- street, Redfern,
New South Wales, 1st February, 1923.
D'Albora, Cesare, 59 Humffray- street North, Ballarat, Vic
toria, let February, 1923.
rDe>Iker, Gerard, 20 Argyle - place, Sydney, New South Wales,
1st February, 1923.
Engberg, Gustave, 17 Elfrida- street, Brisbane, Queensland,
ist February, 1923.
Flaskas, Anthony, 208 -210 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, New
Furlan, Peter, Macknáde, via Ingham, Queensland, 1st
February, 1923.
Genske, Wiihelmina, Ferrers- street, Mount Gambier, South
Australia,, 1st February, 1923.
Georgopoulos, Emmanuel, 267 Goulburn- street, Sydney, New
Giordano, Antonio, 3 Fitzroy- street, St. Kilda, Victoria, 1st
February, 1923.
Gustason, Carl Gusta, 20 Bunn street, Pyrmont, New South
Wales, 1st February, 1923.
Guy, Edward, Prospect terrace, Kelvin Grove, 'Brisbane, 1st
February, 1923.
Tescliendórff, Pauline, 22 Bell- street, Glenferrie, Victoria,
1st February, 1923.
Vinacour, Leon Louis, Allen- street, Woolloongabba, Queensland, 1st 'February, 1923.
Virgos, Fernando Castel, 3 Knowles- street, Westgarth, Vic toria., 1st February, 1923.
Volzke, Richard Paul, Springhill, via Bundaberg, Queensland, 1st February, 1923.
Vonhoff, Albert . Hermann, Goombungee, Queensland, 1st
February, 1923.
Wagner, Paul Christian, 7 Macquarie- place, Sydney, New
South Wales, l st February, 1923,
Wahhnan, Charles Edwin-, Short- street, Brannton, New
Wiehr, Auguste Adolphe Alphonse, 23 Queen- street, Chip pendale, New South Wales, 1st February, 1923.
COMMONWEALTH COURT OF 'CONCILIATION AND
ARBITRATION.
New South Wales Registry, Tuesday, 6th February, 1923.
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Hamilton, Thomas, Cedar Creek, Thirlmere, New South
Wales; ist February, 1923.
Heinemann, Otto, Fairfield, New South Wales, 1st February,
1923.
Holland, Johan, 21 Clarence- street, Sydney, New South
Hyman, Moses Hyhim, 336 Riley- street, Surrey Hills, Syd-,
uey, New South Wales, 1st February,' 1923.
Julia, Vincent, Kennington, Bendigo, Victoria, 1st February,
1923.
Kipman, Stanley, Balo- street, Moree, New South Wales, 1st
February, 1923.E
Sister, Edmund; Homebush, Mackay, Queensland, 1st Feb rùary, 1923.
Knuble, John Henry, Wallabadah, New South Wales, 1st
February, 1923.
Knuppel, Julius Paul Wilhelm, Catherine- street, Glanville,
South Australia, 1st February, 1923.
Lakides, Antonios, 88 Roe - street, Perth, Western Australia,
1st February, 1923.
Laven, Adriaan Jozua, Higgins -road, Bentleigh, Victoria.
.
1st February, 1923.
Lucas, Vasos, 228 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, Victoria, 1st
February, 1923.
Lyrijis, Ioannis George, Lockhart, New South Wales, 1st
February, 1923.
Mahe, Leopold Ewald (L. Aubin) , Margaret River, Western
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE REGISTRATION OF AN
ASSOCIATION AS AN ORGANIZATION.
OTICE is hereby given that application has been made
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to me 'tinder the Commonwealth, Conciliation and Arbitration A.ct 1904 -1921 for the registration of an association
called " The Commonwealth Postal Clerical Assistants Association " as an 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 declarations 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.
New South Wales Registry, Sydney, 18th January, 1923.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE OF NAME OF AN
ORGANIZATION.
N
OTICE is hereby given that application has been made to
nie under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1921, for the change of name of an organization
called "The Feminine Commercial Club " to " The Commonwealth Women's Association."'
Any person who desires to object to the change of name of
the organization may do so by lodging with me a notice of
the objection in the prescribed form, and a statutory declaration in support thereof within twenty-one days after the pub licatron of this advertisement, and by serving on the organization copies of the notice of objection and 'statutory declaration so lodged.
H. D, WOOD, Deputy Industrial Registrar.
Arbitration (Public Service) Act 1920.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COMMONWEALTH
PUBLIC SERVICE ARBITRATOR.
In the matter of THE AUSTRALIAN
Australia, 1st February, 1923.
Marentis,
Nicholas
Antony,
Gresham Hotel,
Brisbane,
Queensland, 1st February, 1923.
Matz, Karl Hermann, Ettiwanda avenue, Mildura, Victoria,
1st February, 1923.
Mavromatis, Georges, Gayndah, Queensland, 1st February,
1923.
Mina; Carlo, Fairford, near Ingham, Queensland, 1st February, 1923.
Mioduszewski, Jenny Auguste Luise v., Murtoa, Victoria, ist
February, 1923.
Nachtwey, Frank Fink, Bessie Point, near Cairns, Queens
Iand, 1st February, 1923.
Olson, George, 215 Pier- street, Perth, Western Australia,
1st February, 1923.
Radomi, Johann Hermann, Loxton, South Australia, 1st
February, 1923.
Rasheed, 'Cassaba Assad, Euston, New South Wales, 1st February, 1923.
Rawady, Michael Jacob, Scotland- street, Wallaroo, South
Australia, ist February, 1923.
Rohrdagz, Carl August Martin, Tuckerang, Jandowae,
Queensland, ist February, 1923.
Rudin, Samuel, 240 Smith- street, Collingwood, Victoria, 1st
February, 1923.
Segal, Solis, Palmer- street, Portland, Victoria, 1st February,
1923.
Sorensen, Hans Christian, Three Springs, Midland Railway,
Western Australia, 1st February, 1923.
13tejinz, Leopold (L. Stynes), 173 Latrobe- street, Melbourne,
Vittoria, ist February, 1923.
Stepkovitph, Stanalah, Banksia-atreet, Botany, New South
Tammo,_ Ernest Otto, 17A Ranelagh- street, Adelaide, ist Feb
rt ary, 1923.
POSTAL . ELECTRICIANS'
UNION, Claimant,- and THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL and THE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, Respondents.
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of Arbitration (Pub -
lic Service) Regulation No. 26, that the hearing of evidence in the above matter will be commenced at 10.30 a.m. on
Monday, the 26th February, 1923, at 48 Drummond - street,
Carlton.
Dated this tenth day of February,
1923.
R. G. RA111.S$Y, Senior Cie*.
T HE Governor - General in Council has approved óf the
following appointments under the Treasury Regula-
j
tions
The Divisional Returning Officer, Darwin-To be Certifying
Officer fer expenditure in connexion with the administration of the Electoral Act and Commonwealth Elections,
in addition to the Senior Clerk, Electoral Office, Central
Staff, Melbourne, or the Commonwealth Electoral Officer
in the State concerned.
E. T. HUBERT --TO be Acting Authorizing and Certifying
Officer for the House of Representatives, during the temporary absence of the Clerk of the House of Representatives.
ALFRED DOUGLAS FORBES -To be Acting Certifying Officer
for the Attorney- General's Department, during the temporary absence of the Accountant.
CYRIL HERBERT CONN-To be Acting Authorizing 4n 1 Cer-
tifying Officer for the Commonwealth Audit Office, State
of New South Wales, during the temporary absence pf the
..
Local Auditor,
CLIFFORD CHARLES GREEN-To be Acting Authorizing and
Certifying Officer for the Department of the Treasury,
Taxation Branch, Northern Territory, during the temporary absence of the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation.
S. M. BRUCE, Treaëurer.
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No. 11.- --15th February, 1923
gel
Qansounwea2th Quetta
EXPENDITURE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF No.
OF TREASURY REGULATIONS UNDER SECTION
Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date upon
67
71
which. the 'person appointed takes over the duties of -the
PRIME 'MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT
OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
£615. -100 tons east -iron scrap. - Gilbert Lodge & Co., Syd-
Division of Herbert. - HERBERT AUSTIN MALLEY, Post-
office, and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister: -
OF THE AUDIT ACT 19014920.
STATE OF QUEIiNS%AND.
master, Innisiail, to keep the roll for the Subdivision Of
Innisfail, in the place of Thomas Alexander Hastfe, whose
appointment is terminated.
Division of Kennedy. -EDWIN WILLIAM BRADSHAW,
.Acting Postmaster, Mareeba, to keep the roll for the Sub-
ney.
P275.-60 tons oast -iron scrap. -North Shore Gas Co.,
North Sydney,
division of Mareeba, in the place of Herbert Austin Malley,
whose appointment is terminated.
Division of Maranoa: - ARTHUR MATTHEW BATTERSBY,
Postmaster, Adavale, to keep the roll for the 'Subdivision
of Adavale, in the place of Reginald Stewart Battersby,
whose appointment is terminated.
Division of Maranoa.- WILFRID WILLIS HALLAM,
£256 5s. --50 tons cast -iron scrap. -North Shore Gas Co.,
North Sydney.
8437 8s.
10(1.- 21,788
feet oregon.- Vandei'ield & Reid,
Glebe.
£120. -2 sets mufflers for electric furnace. -H. B. Selby &
Co., Sydney.
£130. 3 tons tapped nuts. - McPhersons Pty. Ltd., Sydney.
£480. -1' portable hydraulic riveter.- Benson Bros., Sydney.
Senior Postal Assistant in Charge, Jundah, to keep the
roll for the Siihdivi.siòn of Jundah, in the place of Henry
£101 ils. 6d. -25 tons crude liquid fuel oil.- British Imperial Oil Co., Sydney.
£149 14s. 6d. -Extra charge on stern frames.- Common-
David Redinan, whore appointment' is terminated.
Division of Maranoa.- REGINALD STEWART BATTERSBY, Postmaster, Windorah, to keep the roll for the Subdivision of Windorah, in the place of John Martin O'Sullivan, whose appointment is terminated.
Commonwealth of Australia.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.
wealth Steel Products Ltd., Newcastle.
£162 10s.- 10,000 feet oregen.- Vanderfield & Reid, Glebe.
£243
Sydney.
5s. -1,390 yards canvas.-Smith, Copeland, & Co.,
£137 5s. 2d. -5,050 feet pipes (galvanized and steam).-F.-
Lassetter & Cp., Sydney.
£203 6s. 7d.- Lagging of boilers and pipes, Mombah. -Australian Pigments Ltd., Alexandria.
£122 lis. 10d.-7.48 feet oregon.= -State Timber Yards,
Rhodes, New South Wales.
£185. -2 blocks, Yale triplex.-F. Perrott & Co., Sydney.
£300. -1 Landis belt machine.- Benson Bros., Sydney.
£185. -5,000 feet redwood timber. - Saxton & Sons, Pyrmont.
£333 10s.-230 tons coal. - Howard Smith, Ltd., Sydney.
£263 10s. -248 tons coal. - Abermain Colliery Co., Sydney.
£290.-200 tons coals : - Howard Smith, Ltd., Sydney.
£393 18s. -272 tons coal.- Howard Smith,. Ltd., Sydney.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND
BY THE COMMONWEALTH.
IT is hereby notified and declared ,by His Excellency the Go-
vernor- 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, namely, for
Postal purposes at Henley Beach, South Australia.
Dated the 9th day of February, One thousand nine hundred
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
and twenty - three.
f414 3s. .3d.- Messrs. Carmichael & Company Limited. 192 reams 385 sheets art paper, double royal, 75 lbs.
FORSTER,
Governor,G'renereyl .
£ 100 16s.- Messrs. F. T. Wimble & Company, Melbourne.
3 cwt. special pink B702 letterpress ink.
G. F. PEARCE,
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.
S.L.23/48.
£139 7s. 6d.- Curcier, Adet, & Co.- Purchase of liquor for
Northern Territory Hotels.
£105. -Mr. G. D. ,Delprat- Report in connexion with limestone deposits at Fairymeadow.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land at Henley containing an
Rockhampton, Queensland, of " Comet " windmill machinery area of 1 rood 3 perches, more or less, being part of allotment 138 of L.T.O. Plan 601, section 448, Hundred of
for the Northern Territory Administration.
county of Adelaide, State of South Australia,
Purchase of liquor for the Northern Territory Liquor Yatala,
Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on plan
Store. Carlton and United Breweries Ltd. -35 kils. Carlton
hereunder : Commencing at the intersection of the southern_
£227 lis., purchase from Sidney Williams & Co. Ltd., of
XXX ale, £172 is. 8d.; 80 kils. Victoria bitter ale,. £393 6s. Sd.;
of Durham - street with the western ..side of East
Terrace; thence southerly by part of the western side
side
20 cases Victoria bitter ale, £46; 35 cases Foster's lager,
£ 80 10s.---£691 18s. 4d.
of East. Terrace 97 feet; thence westerly by a line which
forms with the last line an interior angle of 90 degs. 5 mini.
120 feet to a point in the eastern boundary of allotment 139;
thence by part of that eastern boundary being a line which
forms with the last line an interior angle of 89 degs. 55 mins.
97 feet to a point i> the southern side of Durham- street beforementioned; thence easterly by part of that side of that
Tooliey's Ltd. -57 cases Stag lager, £136 16s.
John Dewar R; Sons. -13 cases Dewar's " Imperial " whisk-y,
£334 15s.
H E Governor - General in Council lias been pleased to ap-
street which forms with the last line an interior angle f
prove of the appointment, under the provisions of the
90 degs. 5 mins. 120 feet to the commencing point, and fort.ing thereat with the western side of East Terrace an interior
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 -1922, of GISORGE PrliCIVAL
IHOwIE to be Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State
of South Australia (without additional remuneration) , dur-
angle of 89 degs. 55. mins.
ing the absence, on leave, of the permanent officer, Owen Hind marsh Stephens.
.riurkc'
G. F. PEARCE, Minister for Horne and Territories.
TrAE Governor - General in Council has been pleased to ap-
prove of the appointment, under the provisions of the
Commonwealth Electpral Act 1918 -1922, of JomN ICNIEP to he
Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of Western Aus-
.
tralia (without additional remuneration), during the absence
on leave of the permanent officer, Henry Richard Way.
APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL
REGISTRARS.
IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons, whose
names are printed in capital letters, have been appointed
to be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealth Electoral
Act, and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons,
whose names are printed in italic letters, has been terminated.
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232
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE
COMMONWEALTH.
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the
Governor- Genera.I, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, . that the land hereunder described has
been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquis -Lion Act 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for
Postal purposes, at East Melbourne, Victoria.
and twenty- three.
.
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 Acggisi-
tion Act 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for
Postal purposes, at Neutral Bay, New South Wales.
Dated the 9t11 day of February, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty- three.
FORSTER,
G. F. PEARCE,
. The Lands Acquisition. Act 1906.
Governor - General.
FORSTER,
Governor- Generai.
By Hais Excellency's Command,
G. F. PEARCE,
V.L:23 /10 5.
N.L.23/173.
All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of
1 rood more or less, being Crown allotment 5, section 20,
town 'of Melbourne Past, parish of North Melbourne, county
of Bourke, State 'of Victoria,. Cominonwealtli of Australia, as
shown hachured on plan hereunder: Together with full and
free right and liberty to and for the Commonwealth of Australia and to and for the registered proprietor or proprietors
fcir the time being of the laud above described or any part
thereof, and its, this, and their tenants, servants, agents,
All that piece or parcel of land at Neutral Bay, in the
municipality of North Sydney, containing an area of 22/
out of and from-the land above described, or any part thereof,
through, over, and along the road about 12 feet `vide out to
Hotham - street, as shewn cross hachured on plan hereunder.
7
workmen, and a'isitors to go, pass and repass,, at all times
hereafter and for all purposes, and either with or without
horses or other animals, carts or other carriages into and
And together with full and free right and liberty to and for
the Commonwealth of Australia, and to and for the registered
proprietor or proprietors for'the time being of the land firstly
above described, or any part thereof, and its, his and their
tenants, servants, agents, workmen, and visitors to the passage
and running of water and soil through, over and along the
land secondly therein described, and to enter upon the land
lastly above referred to, and every part thereof, for the purpose of constructing sewers and drains and for renewing,
perches more or less, being lot 2 and part of lot 1 of D.P. -3183,
and being part of portion 352 of 700 acres originally. granted
to Alfred Thrupp by Crown grant dated 22nd July, 1830,
parish of Willoughby, county of Cumberland, 'State of New
South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, as shewn hachured
On plan hereunder: Commencing at a point in the eastern
side of Hayes - street which bears 184 degs. 7 mins., 216 ft.
in. from the intersection of that side of that 'street with
the southern side of Kurraba -road; thence by a line bearing
95 degs. 23 mins. 115 ft. 01 in.; thence by part of the eastern
boundary of lot 1 and the eastern boundary of lot 2 being
together a line bearing 184 degs. 7 mins. 53 ft. 0 in.; thence
by the northern boundary of lot 3 bearing 274 degs. 23 minx.
115 ft. 0 in.; and thence by part of the eastern side of Hayes street beforementioned bearing 4 degs. 7 mins. 55 feet to the
point of commencement.
repairing and cleansing such sewers and drains, and removing
therefrom any obstruction.
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233
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Common"
and twenty - three.
NOTIFICATION
FORSTER,
OF LAND
COMMONWEALTH.
Governor-General.
G. F. PEARCE,
IT 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, namely, for ,Postal
purposes at Indooroopilly, Queensland.
and twenty - three.
FORSTER,
Governor-General..
G. F. PEARCE,
N.L.22/3100.
All that piece or :parcel of land containing an area of
2. acres 0 roods 34 perches more or less, being allotment 2,
section 58, town of Cootamundry, parish of Cootamundry,
county of Harden, State of NOW South Wales, Commonwealth
of Australia, as ihown hachured on plan hereunder.
Q.L.23/96.
All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of
36.1 perches, more or less, being re- subdivisions. 5 and 6 of
subdivision 1 of re- subdivision 1 of subdivision 5 of portion
46, parish of Indooroopilly, county of Stanley, State of
Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured
on plan hereunder.
ChBihS4
2M
O
4.
Chams
SCALI.
has approved that
HE Governor- General in Council
authority be granted for the following
T
licences :---
leases and
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of room No. 1
in the Town Hall, Petersham, New South Wales, occupied
by the Divisional Returning Officer for Lang, on a three monthl tenancy as from the 25th January, 1923, at an increased rental of from £1 5s. per week to £104 per annum.
(N.L. 23/i98. )
Ct1AtH 1
! szeummummoimmi C1tAttK
$CA4-e
COMMONWEALTH.
TT 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 (exclusive of minerals)`" has been acquired by the Commonwealth
under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906, for the following
while purpose, namely, for Defence purposes, at Cootamundra,
New Sou b 'Wes,
Whereas immediate possession of the Drill Hall premises
at Derby, Tasmania,. is not required for any public purpose,
authority be granted for the disposal of such property by
lease for a period of six (6) months from the 1st January,
1923, at a rental of Li per week. (T.L.22/606.)
For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the
owner, namely, William J. Borchert, the right and privilege
of entering upon and using for Rifle Range purposes, certain
land at Murgon, Queensland, for a period of five (5) years
certain from the. 1st October, 1922,. and thereafter until the
expiration of one month notice, in writing, by either _party
to the... other of intention to determine the agreement, at a
rental of £1 per annum. (Q.L.22/1590.)
Whereas immediate possession of the Customs Cottage at
Burketown, Queensland, is not required for any public purpose, authority be granted for the disposal of such property
by lease for a period of three (3) years from the 1st Jannary, J923, at a rental of 10s. per week.--(Q.L.23/68.)
Whereas immediate possession of the Drill Hall premises at
Geeveston, 'Tasmania, is not required for ally public purpose,
authority be granted for the disposal of such property by lease,
for a period of five (5) years from the 1st February, 1923, at
a 14èrit&l bf £39 Pozir anrfum: (T.D.23f lfi.)
No. 11...15th February, 1923
Per the. Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the
owner, namely, Andrew Clancy, the', right and privilege of
entering upon and using for Rifle Range purposes certain land
at Mortlake, Victoria, for a period of five (5) years certain
from the 1st January, 1923, 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 £5 per
annum.
COMMOnWegth CAP
2.111
te
1.7 links; and tbenee by lines bearing 11e degs. 7. mina. 1.7
links, 206 degs. 7 mina. 26.9 links, and 296 degs.. 7 mine. 1
links to the commencing point.
(V. L.22 / 2294, )
, rm
--
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease, for Defence
purposes, of certain land at Prospect; New South Vales, known
as the Prospect Reservoir Reserve, for a further period of five
(5) years as from the 1st January, 1923, at an increased rental
of from £300 per annum to £350 per annum. (N.L.23/151.)
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises
situated in Angus - street, Kandos, New South Walee, for a
further period of one (1) year from the 24th April, 1923, and
thereafter on a quarterly tenancy, at a rental of £52 per
annum.
(N. L .23 /174.)
G. P. PEARCE, Minister for Home and Territories.
29fo
DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN DEFENCE .PROPERTY AT
HOBART, IN THE STATE OF TASMANIA.
wHEREAS the land the property of the Commonwealth
situated in the State of Tasmania, described in the
First Schedule hereunder, together with full and free right
and liberty to and for the owner or owners for the time .being
of the said land, of projecting the eaves of the messuage or
dwelling -house situated upon the said land over the land described in the Second Schedule hereunder, and of discharging
water from the said eaves upon the land described in the said
Second Schedule, is not required for any public purpose, His
Excellency the Governor- General in Council has approved that
authority be granted for the disposal of such land by sale to
Mrs, Alice Kettlewell, of Hampden -road, Hobart, Tasmania,
for the sum of £3,500.
Xa,nijbaZe-n,
V. F. PEARCE, Minister of State for Home and Territories.
T.L.23/21.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND EVERRED TO.
First Schedule.
All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 1 rood
361 perches, more or less, in the city of Hobart, State of
Tasmania, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on
plan hereunder : Commencing at a point being the intersection
of the north- eastern side of Hampden -road with the southeastern side of 'Wilmot- street; thence by part of the southeastern side of Wilmot- street bearing 31 degs. 32 mina. 292.9
links; thence by lines bearing 118 degs. 51 mins. 148,7 links,
205 degs. 48 mins. 218.2 links, and 206 degs. 7 mins. 74.1 links
to a point on the north - eastern side of Hampden -road before-
mentioned; and thence by part of that side of that road bearing 298 degs. 41 mins. 177.4 links to the commencing point.
Second Schedule.
All that piece or parcel of land in the city of Hobart, State
of Tasmania, Commonwealth pl Australia, as Shown cross hacbured on plan hereunder : Commencing a,t a, point on a
poutheastern boundary, of the land firstly herein described
ifezinizle,rp
.
bearing 26 degs. 7 mans. and distant 48.9 links from the
southernmost corner of that land; thence by parts of the
south - eastern boundaries of the land firstly herein described
bearing 26 degs. .7 mina. 25.2 links and 25 deys. 48 mina.
,creaLe Orte elz,a.Uz, to art- /ru.& ----=
TENDERS.
POST ASTE1t- GENE1tAL'S DEPARTMENT.
TENDERS INVITED.
FTIENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or services. Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for
(as
the case may be "), and be addresed to the Deputy Postmaster- General in the State named. They may be deposited in the Tender
box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.
`l.1@ee.ription pt ñZat;drlal or Servi9e Required.
tigled 1+To.
Mender forms, specifications, ate., obtainable from,
Tendera Olen,
VENERAL.¢
Timing Clocks Various States
Bronze Wire All States
.
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Galvanized iron and Steel Stranded Wires
All States
.
V.97
V.101
V.103
* (except Perth)
*t
3 p.m., 17.4.23
3 p.m., 19.4.23
3 p.m., 10.4.23
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TENDERS POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -.-- continued
Paper Jointing Sleeves All States ..
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Copper Jointing Sleeves All States ..
Hard and Soft. Drawn Copper Wire All States
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Covered Wire All States ..
porous.Cells and Outer Jars All States
..
Sulphate of Copper - Various States ...
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Ammonium Chloride Various States
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insulatorsVarious States
Telephone and Hand Sete All States
Switchboard CableAll States
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Underground and Submarine Cables --All States
..
Dry Cells All States
Wheatstone TapeAll States
Tender Foruís, Specifications, &c., obtainable from-
Schedule No.
Description of Material or Service required.
..
..
GENERAL §--- continued.
V.106
V.105
V.102
V.104
V.112
V.110
Ditto
V.111
V.115
Ditto
V.117
V.114
V.113
V.109
V.100
*
*+
*+
* (except Hobart)
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3 p.m., 10.4.23
3 p.m., 17.4.23
3 p.m., 10.4.23
3 p.m., 17.4.23
3 p.m., 3.4.23
3 p.m., 20.2.23
3 p.m., 20.2.23
3 p.m., 20.2.23
3 p.m., 24.4.23
3 p.m., 24.4.23
3 p.m., 27.3.23
I3 p.m., 13.3.23
3 p.m., 3.4.23
NEW SOUTH WALES.
e
Telephone and Switchboard Parta (92 items)
N.S.W. 937
*#
2,30 p.m., 22.2.23
Telegraph and Telephone Instruments and
N.S.W. 944
*
2.30 p.m., 1,3.23
Telephone Switchboard Parts (14 items) Sydney
N.S.W. 955
N.S.W. 956
*+
*+
2.30 p.m., 16.3.23
2.30 p.m., 16.3.23
N.S.W. 957
*+
2,30 p,m., 16.3.23
N.S.W. 996
Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (24
Harbour - street); Brisbane ; and G.P.O.,
2.30 p.m., 26.2.23
N.S.W.
N.61/22.
Melbourne
Sectional Engineer, Newcastle ; Post Offices,
West Maitland, Dungog, Gloucester,
Wingham, Taree, Kempsey
N.S. W.
Sectional Engineer, Newcastle ; Post offices,
Sydney
Switchboard Parta (59 items) Sydney
Telephone and Switdhboard Parts (38 items)
Sydney
Telephone Switchboard Parts and Wires (24
items) Sydney
Two Motor Cars -- Sydney
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(a) Supply and erection of a bout 268 wooden
poles, erection of about 10 miles 25 chains of
one 200 -1b. G.I. wire and other work between
Wingham Knorrit Flat Line and Number One
:.
2:30 p.m., 19.2.-'23
(b) Alternatively, for the supply and delivery
where required, between Wingham and Knorrit
Flat Line and Number One of about 277 wooden
poles and struts
Supply and erection of about 153 wooden poles
and 17 struts, and the erection of about 5 miles
272 yards of Bronze Wire, and other work, to
provide a telephone line between Markwell and
Wingham, Taree, Kempsey, Dungog,
Gloucester, Bulandelah, Stroud, West
N.82/22.
2.30 p.m., 22.2.23
Maitland
Upper M'yall
Alternatively, for the supply and delivery to where
required between Markwell and Upper Myall,
of about 153 wooden poles and 17 struts
Supply and delivery where required of about
220 wooden poles between Toronto and.Wangi
Wangi
Supply and delivery where required between
Woodenbong and Urbenville of about 149
N. S. W.
Sectional
N.58/22
Offices,
Engineer, Newcastle ; Post
Toronto, Mandalong, Wyong,
2.30 p.m., 19.2.23
East Maitland, Cessnock
State Engineer. Sÿdney; Sectional En -- 2.30 p.m., 22.2.23
N.S.W.
11/22 M.O.
gineer, Lismore ; Postmasters, Bangalow,
poles
Woodenbong,
Casino,
Kyoyle, and Urbenville
(a) Erection telegraph line Tabulam to Wallaby N.S.W., S.E.
Creek vid Paddy's Flat and Upper Tooloom, 21/22AD
or
(b) supply and delivery of necessary poles
Coraki,
Post Offices Casino, Drake, Glen lunes, 2.30 p.m., 1.3.23
Paddy's Flat, Tabulam, Tenterfield, The
Risk, Urbenerell, Upper Tooloom, Wilson's Downfall, Stanthorpe (Qld.), and
offices of Sectional Engineer, Arnidale
and Lismore
Post Office, Burgooney
2.30 p.m., 26.2.23
N,S.W., S.E.
'28/22 M.O.
State Engineer, Sectional Engineers, Armi-
2.30 p.m., 5.3.23
N.S.W.
Supervising Engineer, Metropolitan Linee,
Macdonell House, Sydney ; Post Offices,
Wiaeman's Ferry, Brooklyn, Windsor, St.
Albans, Goslrord and Woy Woy
Conveyance of mails, 14.3.23 to 31.12.24 or 25,
Post Oiiee, Burgooney, and W. Alexander's
(Needlewood) vid Stoke's Box, Henderson's
Box, Carter's Box, and Redgate's Box, three
times weekly
(a) Erection of new telephone line, and, alter-
natively,
(b) Supply and delivery where required between
Comara and Upper Five Day Creek of about
200 poles
Erection of telephone line- from Wiseman'a
Pony to Webb's Creek, and alternatively, for
supply and delivery of poles where required
S.E.23/8
C13.
along route
dale and Lismore, and Postmasters,
Kempsey, Hickey's Creek,
Creek, Bellbrook, Coreara
George's
2.30 p.m., 8.3.23
VICTORIA.
Receiver D.iaphragme-- Melbourine,
ir.
V.98
bourne, also Sydney
Telegraph Instrumenta --- Melbourne
Testing and other Special Instrumenta- ot.
Melbourne
V.116
V.120
Accumulators and Accumulator Plates, Ramilton, Itorsham; and Melbourne
V.94
Galvanized steel spindles
.Wooden oroesarms
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Departmental Stores Branch, G.P.O., Mel-
..
V.122
.:
V.123
3 p.m., $.4.23
3 p.m., 27,2.23
3 pan., 5.6.23
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,tt
3 p.m., 13.3.23
Departmental Stores Branch, G.P.Q,, Melbourne
Do.
do.
Y
do.
3 p.m., 6.3.23
3 p.m., 15.3.23
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Com,mmonwealth Gazette
236
TENDERS - POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT - continued.
Tenders Close-
Tender Forms, Specifications, &c., obtainable from -
Schedule No.
Deer-Option of Material or Service required.
QUEENSLAND.
e
Supply, delivery, and erection of Automatic
Switchboard and Associated Apparatus -South
Brisbane
..
..
Machinery- Brisbane
..
..
Cable Terminal Boxes- Brisbane
Supply and delivery in Telephone Exchange,
Toowoomba, of 4 sections of a Trunk Line
Q.567
*fili
Noon, 11.4.23
Q.581
Q.576
Q.568
*fi$
*fi #II
Noon, 21.3.23
Noon, 11.5.23
Noon, 16.5.23
*
*
*
Noon. 28.2.23
Noon, 14.3.23
Noon, 7.3.23
S.Á.652
S.Á.638
S.Á.656
*$
Noon, 21.2.23
Noon, 21.3.23
Noon, 11.4.23
S.A. 653
S.A. 650
*$
*t
Noon, 18.4.23
Noon, 25.4.23
*$
Noon, 16.5.23
Controller of Stores, West Terrace,
Adelaide ; Postmaster, Telegraph Stations,
Nooni, 14.3.23
*fi#
Switchboard
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
W.A. 774
W.A. 773
W.A. 768
Purchase and removal of scrap metals
Bases, Bolts, Bridle Rings and Spindles
..
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Wooden Poles
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Telegraph Apparatus- Adelaide
..
..
Testing and Protective Apparatúe- Adelaide .
Provision and Replacement of Positive Plates in
Storage Batteries at Unley and Norwood
Exchanges
Telephone Apparatus - Adelaide
..
Eftension of Switchboard, Common Battery,
Multiple, Lamp Signalling, for Central Tele-
-;.
phone Exchange- Adelaide
.
Telepbone,Apparatus- Adelaide
Cartage of Stores, Overland Telegraph Line
*t
*$
S.Á.641
S.A. 658
r
Port Augusta, Farina, Marree, Oodnadatta
TASMANIA.
Telegraph and Telephone Material- Hobart
..
INoon, 9.4.23
T.380
* Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour - street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West Terrace) ; and Perth ; G.P.Os., Melbourne and Hobart.
t Tender forms, &c., may also be inspected at the office of the Official Secretary to the Commissioner for Australia in America, Room 1013, South Ferry
Buildings, 44 Whitehall - street, New York.
2 Tender forms &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.
§ Tenders returnable at office of Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.
A fee of £1 is. is payable for each set of tender forms and associated documents, which fee will be returned on receipt of a bond Me tender.
TENDER ACCEPTED FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
MAILS.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
559. Kondinin Karlgarn Hill, by direct road to block 18677;
thence south to blocks 18673 and 18685; thence north to block
18711; thence east to block 171; thence by main road to Lines
homestead, block 178; thence by direct road to Kondinin,
weekly, by spring vehicle. -J. Smith, Kondinin, £100 per
annum, one year, terminating 28th February, 1924.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Automatic Telephones (Australasia) Ltd., 177 Clarencestreet, Sydney.-iSchedule N.S.W. No. 959 -Item 1, supply and
delivery of 100 bases and covers, felay, to mount and contain
8 relays, with 20 -point jacks, £92 17s.; item 2, supply and
delivery of 100 condensers, 2 m.f., 4f -in. x. 1 -in., £33 16s. 8d.;
item 3, supply and delivery of 100 jacks, test, for fitting on
relay bases,1£8 2s. 1d.; item 4, supply and delivery of 20 strips
keys, push, to close two sets of make contacts and .to lock
when depressed, to unlock by pulling on key top, mounted in
strips of 20, £101 Os. 1d.; item 5, 36 strips keys, push, fox
operating Automatic Electric Co's machine calling device.
mounted in strips of 12, £141 15s.; item 6, supply and delivery
of 100 line switches, rotary,. with 6 twin wipers, spaced 1800,
with 25 contacts per level, &c., £200 19s 2d. ; item 7, supply and
delivery of 300 relays, 800 ohms, horizontal type, slow acting,
with one make contact (Contacts " A ") , £230 2s. 6d. ; item
8, supply and delivery of 100 relays, 80 ohms, horizontal type,
acting, with one make and break and two make contacts
(Contacts " O ") , £09 3s. 4d. ; item 8, supply and delivery of
100 'relays, 1,300 ohms, horizóntal type, with +one make and
break and one make contacts ( Contacts " D ") , £60 fix. 6d.;
ítem 10, supply and delivery of 100 relays, 800 ohms, horizontal type, slow acting, with two make contacts (Contacts
" E "),, £76 14e. 2d. ; iteur 11, 100 relays, 1,300 ohms, horizonslow
tal tylfe, with out make and ore k dontart (Contacts " B ",
£54 10s. 10d.; item 12, supply and delivery 50 relays, 500
ohms, horizontal type, with five break, contacts (Contacts
" F ") , £44 12s. 6d.; item 13, supply and dèlivery of 360 relays, less operating winding, horizontal type, with two make,
and one make and break contacts ( Contacts " C ") , £243 12s.;
item 14; supply and delivery of 360 relays, 1,300 ohms, horizontal type, with three make and break, one make before break
contacts (Contacts `,` G "), £303 9s.
Gibson, Battle & Co. Ltd., 535 Kent - street, Sydney.-Supply,
delivery, and erection complete at the Telegraph Office, Cootainuíidra, of accumulators. ,Stores Schedule N.S.W. No. 972-- Item 1, 250 " M.G." 4 -type cells of " Plantide " accumulator,
£338 ; item 2, 7 " A.N.G " 2 -type cells of " Plantide " accu-
mulator, £15; delivery and erection, £55 4s. 5d.- total, £408
4s. 5d.
General Parcels Delivery Co. Ltd., Central Railway Station,
Sydney.- Delivery of postal parcels in the suburbs of Sydney
(with the exception of deliveries from Flemington to Parramatta, including intermediate suburbs) , at 6d. per parcel for
period from 1st January, 1923, to 31st December, 1924.
R. J. White, Box 149, Post Office, Wagga Wagga.-Supply
and delivery of wooden telegraph poles where required between
Wagga Wagga and Urana. - Schedule N.S.W..S.E., 28 W.G.,
about 283 24 feet, at 37s. Gd. per pole; about 2 26 feet, at 40s.
per pole; about 22 28 feet, at 47s. per pole; about 1 30 feet,
at 50s. per pole; about 39 18 feet, at 25s. per pole; about 1
19 feet, at 26s. 6d. per pole; approximate total amount,
£638 18e.
.
S. T. Scarlet, c/o Sectional Engineer, Goulburn. - Repairs to
the ,. telegraph line between Cooma and Mt. Kohciusko. --
Scheaule N.S.W. S.E., 22/8 G.- Supply and erection, &c., of
new wooden poles, light, about 226 22 feet, at 45e. per pole;
about 7 24 feet, light, at 47s. 6d. per pole; about 18 26 feet,
light, at 50e. per pole; supply and erection, &c., of stay poles,
about 2 18 feet, at 40e. per stay pole ; and about 4 26 feet, at
55s. per stay pole; supply and erection, &e., of new wooden
struts, about 47 18 feet, at 40e. per strut; fitting stay rods,
Src., about 84, at 12s. 6d. per stay rdd ; re- setting existing
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237
wooden poles, about 116, at 10s. per pole; straightening and
ramming existing wooden poles, about 104, at 3s. per pole;
staying existing poles to suitable trees, about 10, at 10s. per
stay; clearing the whole section for the sum of £25 approximate total amount, £835 4s. 6d.
Henry Badewitz, Holbrook. Erection of a telephone line
between Mangoplah and Pullitop. Schedule N.S.W. S.E. No.
39 W.6-, Supply and erection, complete, of new wooden poles
about 406 20 feet, at 20s. per pole; about 54.24 feet, at 20s.
complete of about 9 18 -ft. struts,
per noie; supply ant erection
at 15s. per strut ; erection complete on new wooden poles of 2
200 -1b: per mile G.I. wires, about 15i miles, at 35s. per mile,
double wire approximate total amount, £493 17s. 6d.
item 1 (part), 50 tons screenings, rough crushed, 1 in., to
Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on job in Clarence
Park and Edwardstown district, at 14s. 6d. per ton, £36 5s.;
in., to
item 2 (part), 60 tons screenings, rough crushed,
Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on job on Bay -road, .
between Glenelg and Keswick, at 16s. per ton, £48; item 2
(part), 10 tons screenings, rough crushed, in., to Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on job in Clarence Park and
Edwardstown district, at 15s. per ton, £7 10e.
J. J. Kiley, Louis - street, Adelaide. Schedule No. S.A. 657
Schedule No. Vie. 91 Item 1, 34 telephonists' chairs, size 2,
at 70s. each; item 2, 13 telephonists' chairs, size 3, at 70s.
Specification No. S.A. 24, to be delivered on job as follows :50 tons on Bay -road, between Glenelg'and Keswick, 30 tons in
R. Wilson & Co. Ltd., 546 -550 King- street, Newtown, N.S.W.
each.
VICTORIA.
R. Wilson & Co. Ltd., 546 -550 King street, Newtown, N.S.W.
Schedule Vie. 91 Item 3, 27 telephonists' chairs, size 2,
at 72s. each.
Homewood & O'Neill Pty. Ltd., 172 -176 William- street, Melbourne. ..Schedule Vic. 53 Item 6, 770 bells, trembling, for
the sum of £209 ils. 8d.; item 7, 45 bells, trembling, for the
sum of £14 16s. 2d.
F. C. Wolters, 352 Post Office -place west, Melbourne.
Schedule Vic. 76Item 1, 5 " Cincinnati " time recorders, for
the sum of £385 (delivered into bond) .
The Tudor Accumulator Co. Ltd., Culwulla Chambers,
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. Schedule Vie. 65 (battery plates
and separators for the Malvern Telephone Exchange) Items
1 and 2, 50 sets of positive and negative sections, for the sum
of £584 9s. ; item 3, 63 plates, for the sum of £73 10s.
Item 3 (part), 50 tons sand, river, clean, to Specification
No. S.A. 24, to be delivered on job in Norwood and Burnside
district, at 14s. per ton, £35.
F. J. Keough, 86 George - street, Thebarton, S.A. Schedule
No. S.A. 657 Item 3 (part), 150 tons sand, river, clean, to
Clarence Park and Edwardstown district, and 70 tons in
metropolitan area, at 13s. per ton,-£97 10s.
- Adelaide Pottery & Drain Pipe Works Ltd., Coglin- street,
Brompton, S.A.- Schedule No. S.A. 660 Item 1 (part), 13,000
conduits, pipe, glazed earthenware, 4 in. dram., 2 feet long,
to Specification No. 588, to be delivered on job in metropolitan
area, at ls. 2d. each, £758 6s. 8d.
R. C. Worthley, Port -road, Iiindmarsh, S.A. Schedule No.
S.A. 660 Item 1 (part), 12,000 conduits, pipe, glazed earthenware, 4 in. diam., 2 feet long, to Specification No. 588, to be
delivered on job in metropolitan area, at ls. 2d. each, £700.
WESTF116 AUSTRALIA,
-- ,Schedule Vic. 91 Item 6, 6 telephonists' chairs, size 1, at
72s. each.
TASMANIA.
QUEENSLAND.
Schedule Vic. 91 Item 4, 10 telephonists.' chairs, size 2, at
Schedule Vic. 91Item 7, 15 telephonists' chairs, size 2, at
72s. each.
72s. each.
Siemens Bros and Co. Ltd., Box 2314, G.P.O., Melbourne.
Schedule 562, Item 1. -1 ammeter, D.C., £9 10s. Item 2.
2 cells, standard ((Weston Normal), at £5 each, total £10.
British Insulated and Helsby Cables, Ltd., King- street,
Melbourne. Item 3. -6 coils, retardation, at £4 9s. 3d. each,
total, £26 15s. 6d. Item 8. -6 galvanometers, single current,
Varley type, at £5 is. 5d. each, total, £30 Ss. 6d. Item 9.250 pillars, contact, at lid. each, total, £11 9s. 2d. Item 10.250 plates, contact, at 6d. each, total £6 5s. Item 11. -6 relays, British P.O. standard, polarized, type `B," at £8 4s. 8d.
each, total. £49 8s. Item 12. -2 relays, B.P.O. standard, non polarized, type " C," at 410 7s. Id. each, total £20 14s. 2d.
Item 14.-4 relays, high speed, at £6 Ils. 9d. each, total £26
7s. Item 15.-20 relays, Morse, at 18s. each, total £18. Item
17. -1 switch, duplex, ifs. ld.
The Precision Engineering Co., 57 Little Collins- street,
Melbourne. Item 4'4. -2 condensers, standard, mica, at £34
10s. each, total £69. Item 6. -1 dynamometer, astatic reflecting, £43 14s. Item 7.-2 galvanometers, unipivot, about 60
ohms, at £9 10s. each, total £19. Item 16.-1 rheostat, £6.
British General Electric Co. Ltd., Syt.ney. Item 5. -28
detector, portable, at £4 5s. each, total £119.
W. G. GIBSON, Postmaster General.
OFFERS will be received until Noon on Monday, the 19th
March, 1923, from persons desirous of "leasing the old Customs
Cottage No. 2, situated it Thursday Island, on a. monthly
tenancy.
The terms of the tenancy may be seen at the Post Office,
Thursday Island.
Oilers should be a.ddres =ed to the Commonwealth Surveyor
General, 318 Post Office - place, Melbourne, and envelopes containing offers should be indorsed " Offer for lease, Customs
Cottage, Thursday island."
-
The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Q.L.
23/161.
OFFERS are invited until Noon on Monday, the 5th March,
1923, from persons desirous of leasing the Naval Drill Hall,
80 feet x 40 feet, with six rooms, boatshed, and slipway, at
Townsville, Queensland, for any period up to five (5) years,
subject to the.condition that, in the event of the buildings or
slipway being urgently required for defence purposes, they
must be surrendered immediately, without compensation, to
the lessee for deprivation.
The lessee will be required to pay all rates and taxes, in
- addition to rent., as if the lessor were a private individual;
R. Wilson & Co. Ltd., 546-550 King - street, Newtown, N.S.W. to pay rent monthly or quarterly in advance; to insure the
Schedule Vic 91 Item 5, 12 telephonists' chairs, size 2, at premises against fire, in the flame of the Commonwealth, for
£1,000; to keep the premises in good repair and condition,
72s. each.
.SOUTII AUSTRALIA.
Broken Hill Proprietary Coy. Ltd., 320 Collins- street, Mel -
bourne. Schedule No. S.A. 634 Item 1, rolled steel beams :
100 x 30 feet long; item 2, 450 x 28 feet long, 7 in. x 34 in.,
15 lbs. to foot, to Specification No. 364, at £14 per ton, c.i.f.,
Port Adelaide ; approx. £1,555 ; Australian manufacture.
Broken Hill Proprietary Coy. Ltd., 320 Collins - street, Melbourne. Schedule No. S.A. 655 Rolled steel beams, 6 in. x 3
in. : Item 1, 33 x 28 feet long; item 2, 43 x 26 feet long; item 3,
67 x 24 feet long; item 4, 56 x 22 feet long -4 in. x 3 in.
iteni 5, 31 x 26 feet long; item 6, 120 x 24 feet long; item 7,
226 x 22 feet long; item 8, 471 x 20 feet long (6 in. x 3 in.,
12 lbs. to foot; 4 in. x 3 in., 10 lbs. to foot), to Specification
No. 364, at £14 per ton, c.i.f., Port Adelaide; approx. £1,498;
Australian manufacture.
Jno. Dunstan & Son Ltd., Burnside, S.A. Schedule No.
S.A. 657 Item 1 (part), 60 tons screenings, rough crushed,
1 in., to .Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on job in
Norwood and Burnside district, at 13s. 3d. per ton, £39 15s.;
in., to
item 1 (part), 60 tons screenings, rough- crushed,
Specification No. S.A 25, to be delivered on job in metropolitan area, at 14s. per ton, £42; item. 2 (part), 20 tons
screenings, rough crushed, in., to Specification No. S.A. 25,
to be delivered on job in Norwood and Burnside district, at
13s. Od. per ton, £13 15s.;' item 2 (part), 40 tons screenings,
rough crushed, 4- in., to Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on job in metropolitan area at 14s. Od. per ton, £29.
Adelaide Quarries Ltd., Mitcham, S.A. Schedule No. S.A.
657 Item 1. (part), 80 tons screenings, rough crushed, 1 in.,
to Specification No. S.A. 25, to be delivered on lob on Bayroad, between Glenelg and Keswick, at 15s. 6d. per ton, £62;
1.
and to yield the sanie u}S upon the expiration or determination
of the tenancy in as good repair and condition as same are
now. in (reasonable wear and tear and damage by fire, storm,
tempest, flood, or earthquake excepted) ; to permit any responsible oiiiccr of the Commonwealth Government to enter
and inspect the premises at all reasonable times ; -not to assign,
underlet, or part with the possession of the premises without
the consent of the Commonwealth; and to state for what purposes the premises will be used; the lessee may, on or before
the expiration of the lease, remove all futures or erections
erected or set up by him., unless other arrangements shall
have been made with the lessor.
Offers should be addressed to the Commonwealth SurveyorGeneral, Department of Home and Territories, 318 Post Officeplace, :Melbourne: and envelopes must be indorsed " Offer for
Drill Hall, &c., Townsville."
The highest' or any offer not necessarily accepted,
KUNAN.Li.I.1NG:
NVi:sTERN AUSTRALIA :
POSTAL PROPERTY.
ALTERNATIVE offers' will be received until Noon on Monday, the 12th March, 1923, for-- -
(a.) Purchase of postal. site, Kunanalling -(lots 27, 28
and 29) together with building thereon.
(b) Purchase and Tenioval of building only.
Offers to be addressed to the Commonwealth SurveyorGeneral, 318 L ost Ofñce- (£lave, Melbourne. 'Envelopes to be
suitably indorsed.'
The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.
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It is hereby notified that the closing date in respect of tenders for the leasing of certain lands in the Belconnen and Hall
Districts, Federal Territory, as advertised in Commonwealth
Gazette of 1st February, 1923, page 1.80, has been extended
until Noon on Tuesday, 27th February, 1923.
TENDERS FOR COAL.
TENDERS, accompanied by necessary deposits, will be received up to Four p.m.. on 27th February, 1923, for the supply
at Port Augusta, South Australia, of
12.000 tons of Locomotive Engine Coal.
Specifications, &c., are available for issue at the offices of
the Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and Works Director
for New South Wales, Customs I-Touse, Sydney.
Tenders are to be addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth
Railways Commissioner, Melbourne, indorsed " Tender for
Coal,"
By order of the Commissioner.
SHIP CONSTRUCTION BRANCH.
TENDER ACCEPTED.
Hanley Bros., 11 Gladstone -plag, South Melbourne. Pur-
chase of " scrap " steel from Williamstown Dockyard fqr
twelve months ending 31st December, 1923, at £2 10s. per ton.
COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER
BOARD.
TENDER ACCEPTED.
Messrs. Sands & McDougall Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.--Schedule
No. 51.- 1,000,000 envelopes, telegram (ordinary) , transparent face, secretive, size 51 inch x 3ö inch, bankers, printed,
at 9s. per 1,000 £450.
.
A. LITTLE, Commonwealth Controller of Stores.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will be
received until Noon on Monday, 5th March, 1923, for the
undermentioned works:
(a) Postal Workshops, West Terrace, Cupboards, Table
and Pigeon Holes.
(b) Tanunda Post Office Fencing additional. land.
Plans, specifications, and tender forms are available at the
local post -office in the case of (b) , and in both cases at the
office of the Commonwealth Works Director, Selborne Chambers, Pinie- street, Adelaide, to whom tenders, indorsed with
the name of the work, should be addressed.
No tender necessarily accepted.
TENDERS are invited until Eleven a,m., on Wednesday,
21st February, 1923, for the undermentioned
1. Repairs and Painting, Birregurra Post Office.
2. Repairs and Painting. Sale Post Office.
3. Repairs *and Painting, Violet Town Post Office.
4. Repairs and Painting, Loch Post Office.
5. Repairs and fainting, Wycheproof Post Office.
Specifications may be seen at the office of the Works Director for Victoria, 151 Collins - street, Melbourne, and at the
Post Offices concerned.
Tenders to be addressed to " Secretary, Department of
Works and. Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne," and
indorsed " Tenders for Repairs and -Painting
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted:
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will be
received up to Noon on Monday, 26th February, 1923, for the
erection of a Timber and Iron Store Building at Newington
Magazine.
office of the Commonwealth Works Director, 5th Floor, Customs House, Sydney, to whom tenders, indorsed with the. nane
of the work, should be forwarded.
No tenáer necessarily accepted.
:
LANDS FOR LEASE IN THE FEDERAL TERRITORY.
COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.
.:,,. : , zë. R.%''¡"
TENDERS FOR MAIN INTERCEPTING SEWER, CANEERßA..
FRESH-tenders, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will
be received up to Noon oh Wednesday, 7th March, 1928, for
the
Construction of the Main Intercepting Sewer (10,500 feet
of tunnel) at Canberra, Federal Territory.
offices ofThe Director - General of Works, Department of Works and
Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne.
The Works Director for New South Wales, Customs
House, Sydney.
The Works Director for Queensland, Desmond Chambers,
Adelaide - street, Brisbane.
The Works Director for South Australia, Selborne Chambers, Pinie- street, Adelaide.
The AVorks Director for the Federal Territory, Canberra.
Tenders indorsed with the name of the work should be forwarded to the Works Director at Canberra by the closing date.
No tender necessarily accepted.
EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.
An extension of time until 24th December, 1922, has been
granted to Mr. P. J. Killey, of Inverell, on contract for alterations and additions at the Bingara Post Office, New South
Wales.
A further extension of time until 26th January, 1923, has
been granted to Messrs. Norris and Skelley, of 346 Post Office place, Melbourne, on their contract for Electrical Installation
at Munitions Supply Branch, Maribyrnong.
Approval has been given for extension of time, until 17th
February, 1923, in connexion with contract let to Mr. H.
Mitchell for erection of buildings at Macleod Sanatorium.
P. G. STEWART, Minister for Works and Railways.
CONTRACTS (MILI GARY) ACCEPTED. (Series 1922 -23. )
Chargeable, Division 85/1/22. Approved, 24th January, 1923:
63. Req. No. 15291. For the supply and delivery of 100
reams paper, green, foolscap, 131'x 84, packed 480's, ls. 6d.
per ream; 100 reams paper, green, quarto, 101 x 81, packed
480'x, is. 3d. per ream; 20,000 envelopes, note, flap, 54 x
31, printed as per Departmental sample 1, 5s. 21d. per 1,000;
130,000 envelopes, note, flap, 54 x 31, printed as per Departmental sample 2, 5s. 21d. per 1,000; 30,000 envelopes, foolscap,
4l x 4, printed as per Departmental sample 3, 7s, 'lid. per
1,000; 125,000 envelopes, foolscap, 9 x 4, printed as per -Departmental sample 4, 7s. 72d. per 1,000; 7,000 envelopes,
decoy, 101 x 42, printed as per Departmental sample 5, 16s. 6d.
per 1,000Sande 8 McDougall l'ty. Ltd., 365 Collins-street,
Melbourne.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
COAL TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, JERVIS BAY,
Period -1st January to 31st December, 1923.
64. Coal, large, Northam (Abermain) , £2 Ils. per ton, including cost of bags, allowance of ls. per dozen for bags
which are fit for further use Illawarra & South -Coast Steam
Navigation Coy., Sydney.
PROVISIONS TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, JERVIS
BAY,
Period- -lst January to 31st March, 1923,
65. Bacon, id. per lb. above Sussex street prices; cheese,
ls. lid. per lb; eggs, new laid, W. per dozen on South - Coast
prices, egg cases, if not returned in good order and condition,
66. Bread, 19s. 91d. per 100 lbs.A. L. Monaghan, Nowra.
67. Fresh milk, 1s. 1Od. per Imperial gallonJames Watt,
extra. 5s. each E. F. Rule.
Tomerong.
68. Beef, fores and hinds, in equal numbers,
per lb.;
beef, sirloin, 9d. per lb.; beef, topsides, to be4id.
cut clear of
aitchbone, 8d. per lb. ; veal, bodies or sides, 50. per lb.;
mutton, carcasses, 5d. per lb. ; mutton, half carcasses, fore quárter cut off' at seventh riti and flaps removed, 7d. per lb.;
pork, sides, lid. per lb.; sausages, mixed meat, 6d. per lb.;
fresh suet, beef kidney, 5d. per lb.; hearts, ex, to average
3. lbs. each,. 6d. each; kidneys, ox, 8d. each; sheep's fry, 4d.
each ; tongues, sheeps', 2d. each ; tripe, ox, 5.1d, .per
lb.;
tongues, ox, corned, 4 to 6 lbs., 72d. per lb.- -] orison & Sens,
Nowra
QUEENsLAND.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary. deposit, will be
received until noon on Monda`', 5th March, 1923, for the
erection of Research Laboratory, &e., in Alexander- street.
Port Pixie.
.Plans, specifications, and tender forms are available at the
-Post Office, Port Pixie, and at the office of the Commonwealth
Works Director, Selborne Chambers, Pinie- street, Adelaide,
. to whom tenders, indorsed with the--name of the work, should
.
bé =. addressed.
No tender necessarily. accepted.
fECEIVIn G AND -DELIVERY OF PARCELS
METROPOLITAN AREA.
WITHIN' THE
-
Period -1st July; 1922, to 30th June, 1923.
69. Between District Had- Quarters and Roma- street Railway Station; between District Bead- Quarters and Drill Hail,
Boundary - street; between District .Head.- Quarters and South
Brisbane Railway Station or Market- street and any other
point within a 3 -mile radius of -General Post Office within the
metropolitan area
Parcels weighing up to 28 lbs.; 6d; up
to 56 lbs., Od.; up 0.112 lbs., ls. R...Jackson -Ltd.
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EXCESS TRANSPORT AT BIUSBAN :.
Period -1st July, 192.2, to 30th June, 1923.
70. One-horse' conveyance, vi'it11 driver (minimum weight,
1 ton) , 4s. (id. per hour, 18s. per half -day, 32s. 6d. per diem,
32e. 6d. per whole day in camp, Is. per hour additional for
overtime; two -horse conveyance, with driver, minimum weight,
2 tons), 6s. per hour, 24s. per half -day, 48s. per diem, 48s.
per whole day in camp, ls. per hour additional for overtime;
three -horse conveyance, with driver (minimum, weight, 3
tons), 7s. 6d. per hour, 30s. per half -day, 60s. per diem, 60s.
per whole day in camp, ls. per hour additional for overtime;
carriage over 10 cwt. up to 15 cwt., 4s. 6d. per hour; carriage
over 15 cwt. up to 1 ton, 4.s. 6d. per hour; carriage to or from
anv place with a radius of 2 Tuiles from Victoria Barracks,
4s. 6d. per ton, 4 ailles 10s. per ton, 6 Miles 12s. Od. per ton,
9 miles 25s. per ton; carriage from Victoria Barracks to
Lytton, 25s. per ton; dummy trips, half rates; overtime _17onday to Friday, after 5.30 .p.UL, additional rates ls. per
hour; overtime-Saturday, after l p.m., ls. per hour additional; Sundays and holidays, double rates -R. Jackson Ltd.
SERVICE OF TRANSPORT AT,FOWNSVILLE.
Period -ist July, 1922, to 30th June, 1923.
71. One -horse conveyance, with driver, 4s. per hour, half day 16s., whole day 32s., whole day in camp 33s., overtime 7s.
per hour; two -horse lorry, with driver, 6s. per hour, half day 24s., whole day 48s., whole day In camp 50s., overtime Ss.
per hour; load over 10 cwt. up to 15 cwt., 4s. per hour:
loud over 15 cwt. up to I ton, 4s. per hour; carriage over i
ton and upwards - within 2 miles from Drill Shed to Camp,
or vice versa, 7s. 6d. per ton; within 4 miles from Railway
to Camp, or vice versa, 10s. per ton ; Within 6 miles
from Jetty Wharf to Camp, or vice versd, les. 6d. per ton Great Northern Carrying Coy.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
MILK, POTATOES, ONIONS, AND 'MIXED VEGETABLES TO R.A.G.A.,
1,3,23*
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
HE HE Governor- General in Council has been pleased to
approve that Colonel RICHARD DOWSE, D.S.O., be appointed an Associate to a Justice of the High Court and Clerk
of the Court as on and from 'the 1st February, 1923.
LITTLETON E. GROOM, Attorney - General.
,.
T
THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the appointment of the following as Quarantine Officers under
pointment
the Quarantine Act 1908-1920 :-Dr. R. W. CILENTO, Dr. R. E.
RICHARDS, Di. C. R. WIBUaD and Dr. R. E. BUTCHART.
(Ex. Min. No. 10.)
G. F. PEARCE, for Minister for Health.
NORTHERN TERRITORY..
THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the
appointment of CHARLES AUGUSTINE YORKE JOHNSTON
as a Justice of the Peace in and for the Northern Territory,
as from 23rd January, 1923.
G. F. PEAIRCE, Minister for Home and Territories.
APPOINTMENT OF
COMMISSIONER UNDER THE
" RIVER MURRAY WATERS ACT 1915."
Governor - General
THE
in
PERCY GERALD STEWART,
Council has approved of
M.P., Minister for Works
and Railways, being appointed, without salary, as from the
10th February, 1923, to the position of Commissioner, representing the Commonwealth, for the purposes of the River
Murray Waters Act 1915, vacated by RICHARD WITTY FOSTER,
M.P., on the 9th February, 1923, the said Percy Gerald
Stewart to hold office at the pleasure of the Governor - General
for the period (not exceeding five years) during which he
may occupy the position of Minister of State for Works and
Railways.
P. G. STEWART, Minister of*State for Works and Railways.
FREMANTLE.
Period -1st January to 30th June, 1923.
Chargeable, 75/2/1 and 75/2/2. Approved, 13th January,
1923.
72. Milk, fresh, is. 10d. per gallon -J. W. Rolinson.
73. Potatoes, 12s. 6d. per cwt. ; onions, 12s. 6d per cwt.;
other mixed vegetables, 14s. per cwt. -H. J. & F. Simper Ltd.
GROCERIES, BREAD, FUEL, AND ICE TO R.A.G.A., FREMANTLE.
Period -1st January to 30th June, 1923.
Chargeable, 75/2/1. Approved, 13th January, 1923.
74. Bread, 10s. 9d. per 100 lbs. -M. Hallion.
75. Ice, 3s. per cwt. -Baker Bros.
76. Firewood, 22s. per ton of 2,240 lbs. -Frank Viles.
77. Sugar, £42 per ton - Colonial Sugar Refining Company.
78. Biscuits, assorted (rice, ginger, counter, social, tea,
luncheon), 9íd. per lb.; pearl barley, 21d. per lb.; milk, con6d. per dozen tins ; custard powder,
/d. per lb.; self - raising flour, 2íd. per
densed (Nestlés), 11 s.
8td. per Ib.; flour, 1
lb.; oatnied,l, 21d. per lb.; pineapple, whole or sliced, " Queensland " brand, No. 2 size, 12s. per dozen; peaches, " Queens-
land " brand, No. 2 size, 12s. ner dozen; peas, split, 26s. 6d.
per cwt.; rice, 3d. per lb.; sago, 3d. per lb.; jellies (pint
packets) , 3s. 3d. per dozen; currants, 7d. per lb.; raisins, 7d.
per lb.; sultanas, ls. 'per lb.; dried pears (3 Crown), ls. 2d.
per lb.; dried peaches (without stones) (3 Crown) , Is. 3d.
per lb.; pepper, 11d. per lb. salt, 5s. per cwt., dried apricots
( without stones) (3 Crown) , 1 s. 6d. per lb. ; tomato sauce,
13 -oz. bottles, 6d. per bottle; vinegar, ls. lid. per gallon;
tea, is. 3d. per lb.; coffee, l s. 2d. per lb.; cheese, Is. per lb.;
salmon, Hi -oz. tins, " British Columbia," l ls.. per dozen,- Munvard & Kenworthy.
T. TRUMBLE, Secretary, Department of Defence.
THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the
agreement made between the Commonwealth Government and Burns,' Philp, & Co. Ltd., for the conveyance of
mails to certain Pacifie Islands, for a, period of three (3) years
from I st August, 1922.
Industrial Peace Acts 1920.
rp HE Governor- General in Council bas; in pursuance of the
Industrial Peace Acts '1920, been pleased to determine
the appointments of J. WINTERS and W. MATTHEWS as representatives of employees on the Local Board known as the
Northern Board, Queensland, and to appoint in their. stead
JoUTN2CLEAN and DAN BROWN as representatives of the em-
ployees on such Board.
LITTLETON E. GROOM, Attorney- C#eneral.
NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the following changes- being made in connexion with the Naval
Forces of the Commonwealth :PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE
COMMONWEALTH.-SEA-GOING FORCES.
Appointment.- Lieutenant REGINALD VICTOR BARTON is ap-
pointed for a period of two years, on loan from the Royal
Navy, with seniority in rank of 30th May, 1916. Dated 16th
January, 1923.
Pront.otions.- Sub - Lieutenants
ALLAN
DREGIIORN
CAIRNS,
ELLIs CHARLES WACKETT,
and WALTER HERBERT STANLEY
RANDS, are promoted to the rank of lieutenant (Provisional),
dated 15th January, 1923 ; - Acting Sub - Lieutenants RAYMOND
STANLEY WILLIAM SCOTT ROBERTSON,
CHARLES CARR CLARK, JAMES MONTEITH LUKE, and WILLIAM
PALMER MIDDLETON,
HENRY 1, TiLLIAMSON, are promoted to the rank of Sub -Lieu-
tenant, dated 15th January, 1923; Engineer Lieutenant JAMES
KENNETH MACLEOD is promoted to the rank of Engineer Lieu-
tenant- Commander, dated 29th December, 1922; Instructor
Lieutenant - Commander CHARLES
1tEED
FRANKLIN,
B.A., is
promoted to the rank of Instructor Commander, dated 1st
January, 1923; WILLIAM HENRY BROWN, Commissioned Writer,
is promoted to the rank of- Paymaster Lieutenant, dated 1st
.
January, 1923; FREDERICK CLIVE LAMBOURNE, Schoolmaster
Candidate, is promoted to the rank of Schoolmaster (on probation), dated 11th December, 1922.
Cora/irm.ation in Ra71k.-Lieutenant (Provisional) JOHN
PETER TONKIN is confirmed in the rank of Lieutenant, with
seniority in rank of 1st April, 1922 ; STEPHEN CLOUGH, Boatswain (Acting), (Provisional), is confirmed in rank of Boat-
swain, with seniority in rank of 30th September, .1921.
Transfer to Retired List. -- Lieutenant
I'ERCY
FERGUSON
DASH is transferred to the Retired List, under the provisions
of the Defence Retirement Act 1922. Dated 1st September,
1922.
Resignation.. -The resignation of ALBERT DEVERALL of his
apnintinent as Gunner is accepted. Dated 15th January, 1923.
AUXILIARY SERVICES.
Promotion. - Lieutenant - Commander HAROLD LEOPOLD
QUICK is promoted to the rank of Commander. Dated 21st
September; 1922.
Fixing Rates of Pay of Officers.- Lieutenants ALEXANDER
JOHN LOUDOUN SHAND, EDWARD SMITH MUTTON, and JOHN
CLEMENT MCFARLANE, to be paid rates of pay and allowances
prescribed for -Lieutenant- Colnniander (on appointment) whilst
temporarily acting in that rank. Dated 15th February, 1923;
14th December, 1922; and 1st January, 1923, respectively.
Appointment
of . Honorary
Aides -de- Carp.- Commanders
LEIGHTON SEYMOUR BRACEGIRDLE, D.S.O., and HAROLD LEO -
POLD QUICK are appointed Honorary Aides -de -Camp to His
Excellency the Governor - General. Dated ist January, 1813,
and 15th November, 1922, respectively,
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240
Termination of Appointments as Honorary 'Aides-de- Camp.The appointments of the following officers as Honorary Aides de -Camp to His Excellency the Governor- General are termi-
nated, as from the dates shown opposite to their respective
names, on being transferred to the Retired List :- Captain
31st December, 1922; Captain
CHARLES RICHARD WYNN BREwIS, C.B.E., 31st . December,
1922 ; Captain GEORGE ARTHUR HAMILTON CURTIS. 26th
October, 1922; Captain OLIVER LAMBART ALAN BURFORD, 31st
October, 1922.
JOHN TRACY RICHARDSON,
AWARDS OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'
DECORATION.
11th Light _11w-sc.-Ma jot- (temporary Lieútenant- Colonel )
J. C. BLACK.
Australian Army Service Corps. -- Lieutenant- Colonel W.
STANSFIELD, C.M.G., D.S.O., and Major W. H. BERRY, D.S.O.
Reserve of Officers.-Major J. LOYNES, D.S.O.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.
1ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.
Appointments.- ARTHUR MALCOLM BROWN and JOHN WILLIAÍ,I GRADWELL are appointed Midshipmen (on probation).
Dated ist November, 1922.
Staff.
Major J. HAMILTON, D.S.O., relinquishes the appointment
of Staff Officer, 2nd Grade, Administrative Staff, Divisional
Head - Quarters, 31st December, 1922.
CORRIGENDA.
Cavalry.
With reference to Executive Mintite No. 261/1922, notice
of which appeared on page 1779 of the Commonwealth Gazette,
No. 83, of 12th October, 1922, that portion relating to the
transfer of Lieutenant LLEWELLYN LEIGH WATKINS to the Retired List, is amended in that the date of transfer should
read " 9th November, 1922, instead of " 18th October, 1922."
With reference to Executive Minute No. 338/1922, notice of
which appeared on page 5 of the Commonwealth Gazette, No.
of 4th January, 1923, that portion relating to the termi-
1,
nation of the appointment of Midshipman JOHN ANDREW
HUTCHINSON, is hereby cancelled. (Ex. Min. No. 25.)
GRAN VTILLE RYRIE, for Minister of State for Defence.
WAR RAILWAY COUNCIL.
THE Governor - General in Council lias approved of the
following appointment being made to the \Var Railway
Council:-
To be a Member.- Lieutenant Commander A. PAUL BUSH,
D.S.O., Royal Navy, vice Captain J. T. RICHARDSON, Royal
Australian Navy, 1st January, 1923. (Ex. Min. No. 27.)
GRAN VILLE RYRIE, for 4tIinister of State for Defence.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the following changes, &,c., being made in connexion with the
1
Australian Military Forces:Australian Army Service Corps (Permanent)- Remount
Section. -To be Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant (on
probation )-.-- Warrant Officer ( Class II.)
FRANCIS . CAWLEY,
M.C., Australian Army Service Corps (Permanent), Remount
Section, 13th January, 1923.
Ordnance Department.-Major and Quartermaster W. CIíALMERS is transferfed to the Reserve of Officers, 5th Military
District, 1st January, 1923.
lsr MILITARY DISTRICT.
1 I TII MIXED BRIGADE.
Command.
The appointment of Colonel (Honorary Brigadier - General)
J. H. CANNAN, C.B., C.J.G.; D.S.O., Aide -de -Camp to His
Excellency the Governor - General, to command, temporarily,
the 11th infantry Brigade, is confirmed.
Infantry. 31st Battalion.-Lieutenant C. STRIKE is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1923.
47th Bat to lon. -- Captain J. P. G. TOFT, M.C., ALM., is appointed from the Reserve of Officers. with regimental seniority
next before Captain A. J. CHRISTENSEN, 8th January, 1923.
1ST DIVISION.
.
Infantry.
15th. Battalion.- Lieutenant S. H. WORTHINGTON is transferred from the 41st Battalion with regimental seniority next
after Captain C. E. SNARTT, lot January, 1923.
AhMY MEDICAL CORPS.
1st Light horse.- Lieutenant O. F. 1VIINGAY is transferred,
provisionally, from the Signal Service, Australian Engineers,
with regimental seniority as from date of transfer, 6th
January, 1923 (this eaqicels the notification respecting this
officer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 5/1923, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 4, dated
18th January, 1923) ; Lieutenant R. B. WITHERS, D,C.M., is
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1923.
7th Light Horse. --;To be Lieutenant-JOHN LESLIE MARONEY,
16th January, 1923. Lieutenant O. J. MARONEY is transferred,
provisionally, from the Australian Field Artillery, with regimental seniority next after Lieutenant (provisionally) A. G.
BATES, 1VI.C., D.C.M., 16th January, 1923.
15th Light horse.- Lieutenant - Colonel F. J. BOARD relinquishes the command, 31st January, 1923, and is transferred to the Unattached List, 1st February, 1923.
1ST DIVISION.
Infantry.
2nd Battalion.-Lieutenant L. H. IRWIN is granted the
honorary rank of Captain whilst commanding a Senior Cadet
Company, 1st January, 1923.
13th Battalion.-Lieutenant (temporary Honorary Captain)
G. W. RICKwooD relinquishes the honorary rank of Captain
on ceasing to command a Senior Cadet Company, 17th Jan-
uary, 1923; the resignation of Lieutenant M. ANDERSON of his
provisional appointment is accepted, 31st December, 1922.
17th Battalion. -Major F. A. S. BOYDEN, from the com-
mand of the Senior Cadet Battalion, is appointed to command, 1st December, 1922.
18th Battalion. -To be Major Captain W. G. PENROSE,
20th December, 1922.
41st Battalion.-- lieutenant W. PAUL is appointed, provisionally, from the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1923;
Lieutenant ( provisionally) R. E. TAYLOR, M.C., is transferred
from the Australian Garrison Artillery, with regimental
seniority as from date of transfer, 2nd January, 1923; Lieu tenant S. H. WORTHINGTON is transferred to the 15th Battalion, 1st Military District, ist January, 1923.
2ND DIVISION.
Infantry.
1st Battalion.
To- be Lieutenants - Lieutenant (pro -
visionally) MILFRED EDWIN MONTAGUE HICKEY and Lieutenants ARTHUR PERCIVAL SHAW and JOHN THOMAS BRADY
from the Senior Cadets, 20th January, 1923; Lieutenant V.
H. SPRINGBALL is transferred from the Unattached List with
regimental seniority next before Lieutenant C. T. BLAKE,
16th January, 1923; Lieutenant W. W. CRAMPTON is transferred to the Unattached List, 20th December, 1922; Captain
D. W. ISAACS, M.C., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers,
1st January, 1923.
3rd Battalion. -To be Captain - - ,Lieutenant K. J. HOWELL,
20th December, 1922.
Australian Army Medical Corps. To be 'Quartermaster and
ARTILLERY.
Il onorary I.i e,u t enant- ;WTrL.LL1.M JOHN HILE, 1st J1anu(rS ,
1923.
Reserve of Officers.-Lieutenant F. BRAND is transferred to
the Reserve of Officers, 2nd Military District, 10th January,
1923 ; Captain R. F. GALLOWAY is transferred from the Reserve of Officers, 2nd Military District, 10th January, 1923;
the resignation of Lieutenant E. H. SKYRING of his commission
is accepted, 16th January, 1923; Lieutenant A. WALLS is
placed on the Retired List, with permission to retain his
rank and wear the prescribed uniform, 23rd Uanuary, 1923;
Lieutenant S. A. JACOB is retired under the provisions of
Australian Military Regulation 147 (3) , 1st December, 1922.
Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. -- Honorary Captain
E. A. FALKNER is retired under the provisions of Australian
Military Regulation 152 (1) , 28th January, 1923.
Australian Field Artillery. -To be. Captain -- Lieutenant T.
P. CLARK, M.C., 10th. November, 1922; Captain (provisionally)
R. BARNETT is transferred to the Reserve of Officers and to be
Lieutenant, 16th Janúary, 1923; Lieutenants K. V. CHAPI AN
and H. H. DEAN are transferred to the Reserve of Officers,
16th January, 1923.
ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
Australians
Army Service Corps.- 113)ajor J.
HAMILTON,
D.S.O... is transferred to the Unattached List, 1st January,
1923.
.
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS..
Australian Army Medical Corps. -- Captain A. -M. AsPnvALL
is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 16th January, 1923.
It
Ll
1,
3,
h
Australian Arnvy Veterinary Corps.-To be Lieutentynts
(provisionally) .-- HAROLD RoY CARNE, 1st January, 1923;
1.
CHARLES RUPERT TURRET and Ross NoTT, 10th January, 1923.
Reserve of Offioers.- Lieutenant F. BRAND is transferred
from the Reserve of Officers, 1st Military District, 10th January, 1923 ; 2nd Lieutenant I. W. RICHARDSON is transferred
from the Reserve of Officers, 3rd Military District, 10th January, 1923 ; Lieutenants H. W. J. BOUCHER, T. E. C.
BRIDGER, A. B. BROOK, W. BURROWS, M.C., G. K. FREEMAN,
F. W. HARPER, E. F. MORRIS, M.M., and G. C. W. REID are
transferred from the Reserve of Officers, 5th Military District,
10th January, 1923 ; Lieutenant F. C. BURGESS is transferred
from the Reserve of Officers, 6th Military District, 10th
January, 1923; Captain R. F. GALLOWAY is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, ist Military District, 10th January, 1923.
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES LONG SERVICE
MEDAL.
21st Light Horse.-Lieutenant (provisionally) S. W. M.
STILLING.
1,
ix.
e-
s-
C. J. O. BROWN of his provisional appointment is accepted,
31st December, 1922.
Chcvplainzs'
Department. --To be
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 135, dated 29th
August, 1918, is cancelled.
Unattached List. -- Captain E. P. WELSH is placed on the
Retired List with the honorary rank of Major and with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, let December, 1922.
(This amends the notification respecting this officer which
appeared in Executive Minute No. 339/1922, promulgated in
Gazette, No. 1, dated 4th
January, 1923.)
Reserve of Officers.-Captains W. HILARY, J. J. S. SCOULER
Commonwealth of Australia
CARTER, A. C. W. Comm, G. A. COOPER, N. H. COOPER, W. C.
Cavalry.
8th Light Horsey --To be Captain -- Lieutenant H. H. H.
.
17th Light Horse. -The provisional appointments of Lieu tenants H. C. MooRE, J. AUSTIN, and J. STEDMAN are confirmed.
*re transferred from the Reserve i of Officers, 5th Military
2nd Lieutenant I. W.
District, 10th January, 1923.
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 2nd
RICHARDSON is
Lieutenant A.
Military District, 10th January, 1923.
TOWERS, M.M., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 5th
Military District, 10th January, 1923.
19th, Light Horse.-The resignation of Lieutenant W. J.
CORBY of his provisional appointment is accepted, 18th November, 1922.
Chaplain, 3rd Class- -
Chaplain, 4th Class, the Reverend J. A. BARBER, B.A., 2nd
September, 1922. The appointment of Chaplain, 4th Class,
the Reverend N. a'B. T. BACKHOUSE is terminated on his appointment as Chaplain in the Royal Australian Navy. The
notification respecting the appointment of the Reverend GEORGE
EDWIN LAMBLE as Honorary Chaplain, 4th Class, which appeared in Executive Minute No. 591/1918, promulgated in
FOULSUM, D.C.14Z_, W. S. HEDGES, J. E. P. HERLIHY, C. J.
KING, B. D. O'NEIL, M.C., W. C. WIrre, and W. R. PEACOCK,
2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.
LoCKE, 20th September, 1922.
cepted, 24th October, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant
end E. T. H. KNIGHT and Lieutenants R. BURTON, L. J.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
ri
is
r,
resignation of Captain W. A. LUKE of his commission is ac-
ARMY VETERINARY CORPS.
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4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
3RD DivisioN.
Infantry.
24th Battalion. -The provisional appointment of Lieutenant
C. L. YOUNG is confirmed ; Lieutenant J. K. N. GOODWIN is
granted the honorary rank of Captain whilst commanding a
Senior Cadet Company, 1st January, 1923.
37th Battalion. -To be Captain- Lieutenant G. J. HORDER,
D.C.M., 1st January, 1923.
46th Battalion. -- Lieutenant R. A. H. TAGGART, D.C.M., is
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 16th January, 1923.
58th Battalion. -To be Major- Captain F. O. Room, 26th
Australian Army Service Corps. -To be Lieutenant (pro-
visionally)-WALTER HOCKING, 1st January, 1923.
Reserve of Officers.-Captain S. H. ADAMS is transferred
from the Reserve of Officers, 5th Military District, 10th
January, 1923.
5TH 11SILITARY DISTRICT.
13TH MINED BRIGADE.
November, 1922.
Command.
4TH DIVISION.
Infantry.
5th Battalion.- Lieutenant A. WALKER is granted the hon-
orary rank of Captain whilst commanding a Senior Cadet
6th Battalion. -=,To be Major- Captain D. DUNWORTH, M.C.,
1st January, 1923. The name of Major H. C. E. CATE is as now
The appointment of Colonel H. B. COLLETT, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
V.D., Aide -de -Camp to His Excellency the Governor-General,
to command, temporarily, the 13th Infantry Brigade, is confirmed.
;
Artillery.
Australian Field Artillery.- Lieutenant A.
.
.
G. HEPPING-
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st
stated and not as shown in Commonwealth" Gazette No.
dated 4th January, 1923, page 8. Major H. C. E. CATE is
transferred to the Unattached List, 1st January, 1923.
8th Battalion.- Lieutenants R. G. Ross and E. G. Ross are
granted the honorary rank of Captain whilst commanding
Senior Cadet Companies, let January, 1923.
38th Battalion.- Lieutenant W. W. EXELL is granted the
honorary rank of Captain whilst commanding a Senior Cadet
Melbourne University Rifles. -The resignation of Lieutenant
STONE, M.C.,
L. T. RIDE of his commission is accepted, 31st December, 1922.
Australian Army Medical Corps.-The resignation of
Captain E. C. EAST of his commission is accepted;-30th April,
1,
ENGINEERS.
Australian Engineers- Signal Service-To be LieutenantsHERBERT CHARLES FOULKES, GFARGE ALLEN, MAX WILFRED
ENGEL, and WILFRED LESLIE HART, ist January, 1923. Lieu-
tenant J. M. WILLS, M.M., is appointed, provisionally, from
the Reserve of Officers, -with regimental seniority next after
Lieutenant N. M. SHEPPARD, ist November, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant H. J. MCIVOR of his provisional appointment is accepted, 4th January, 1923.
ARMY SERVICE COPS.
Australian Army Service Corps. -To be Lieutenants -LEWIS
BRITON EDWARDS, with regimental seniority next after Lieutenant G. D. MITCHELL, M.C., D.C.M., 20th December, 1922;
MALCOLM JOHN DVNCAN, 16th January, 1923.
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Australian Army Medial .C_orps.- -Major J. H. ANDERSON,
C.M.G.; C.B.E., is appointed to command the 5th .Cavalry
Field Ambulance, 16th October, 1922, vice Lieutenant - Colonel
(provisionally) W. W. W..CHAPLIN who relinquishes the
i.s
January, 1923.
Engineers.
Australian Engineers. -Field Units- Captain G. D. SHAW,
NEC., is transferred from the Unattached List, 1st January,
1923. Major F. -V. LAWSON, D.S.O., is transferred to the
Unattached List, 1st January, 1923.
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
1922.
,Chaplains' Department. To .be Honorary Chaplain, 4th
Class -The Reverend HAROLD HOLDSWORTH HARPER,
B.A.,
20th November, 1916.
Reserve of Officers.-Lieutenant A. B. aLILLEY is appointed
to the Sydney University Scouts, 1st Division, 31st March, 1921.
Lieutenant A. TOWERS, KM, is transferred from the Reserve
of Officers, 3rd Military District, 10th January, 1923.
Lieutenants H. W. J. BOUCHER, T. E. C. BRIDGER, A. B.
BROOK, W. BURROWS, M.C., G. K. FREEMAN, F. W. HARPER,
E. F. MORRIS, M.M., and G. C. W. REID are transferred to
the Reserve of Officers, 2nd Military District, 10th January,
Captains W. HILARY, J. J. S. SCOULER and E. T. H.
1923.
KNIGHT, and Lieutenants R. BURTON,i L. J. CARTER, A. C. W.
COMM, G. A. COOPER, N. H. CoonER, W. C. Fot suM, D.C.M.,
W. S. HEDGES, J. E. P. HERLIHY, C. J. KING, B. D. 'NEIL,
M,C., W. .C. WIrrE, and W. R.. PEACOCK, are trap ferred`to
the Reserve of Officers, 3rd Military District, 10th ,January,
1923. Captain S. H. ADAMS is transferred to the Reserve
of Officers. 4th Military District, 10th January, 1923.
Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. -To be Honorary
command, 15th October, 1922. Captain T. S. CAMPBELL is Captain-OSwALD RIMED Cop, ist January, 1923.
transferred to the :Resew of __Ofacetts; °1ßt January, 108. The .
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59th Battalion.. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) F. C.
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'
DECORATION,
Australian Army Service Corps.Lieutenant-Colonel C. H.
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E. MANNING, D.S.O., O.B.E.
Rifle
Clubs. Disbandment= wholesale
Woyerling Rifle Clubs.
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HEBERLE, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of- Major.
60th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) L. J.
HOWELLS, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
and
4TI-I DIVISION.
5th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) F. J.
S. HoAD, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
6th Battalion. ,Major H. C. E.. CATE.
7th Battalion. Major C. R. LOWE, V.D.
12TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Infantry.
40th Battalion. Major L. H. PAYNE, D.S.O., from the
8th Battaliw?.. Major Cr. ELLINGSEN.
23rd Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) W.
command of the Senior Cadet Battalion, is appointed to command, let December, 1922.
To be Major. Captain A. LaT. CRUICKSHANK, ist January,
R. M. BEAMOND, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of
Major.
1923.
COLLARD, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
38th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) G. V.
LANSELL, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
Reserve of Officers.-- Lieutenant F. C. BURGESS is transferred
Reserve of Officers, 2nd Military District, 10th
to the
32nd Battalion, Captain (temporary Honorary Major) R. J.
-
January, 1923.
Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve.The resignation
of Honorary Lieutenant W. P. RIORDAN of his commission is
accepted, 11th December, 1922. (Ex. Min. No. 26.)
GRANVILLE RYRIE, for Minister of State for Defence.
4TH DIVISION.
10th Battalion. - -Major J. C. SMITH, M.C.
27th Battalion. .Major W. P. DEVONSHIRE, D.S.O.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
13TH MIXED BRIGADE.
TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS COMMANDING
SENIOR CADET BATTALIONS.
THE Governor General in Council has approved of the
appointments of the undermentioned officers to the command of Senior Cadet Battalions being terminated, 31st Decem-
ber, 1922:
1 lth Battalion.Captain (temporary Honorary Major) T. V.
TAYLOR, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
28th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) I. E.
DUNKLEY, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
44th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) F. I.
WEBSTER, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.
1sT DIVISION.
15th Battalion. Major (provisionally) J. J. CUMMINS.
25th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) A. R.
BIGGAR, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
49th Battalion. Major G. H. G. SMITH, M.C.
12TH MIxED BRIGADE.
12th Battalion. Lieutenant (temporary Honorary Captain)
S. E. JOYCE, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Captain.
51st Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) . W.
FOTHERINGUAM, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
(Ex. Min. No. 28.)
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
GRANVILLE RYRIE, for Minister of State for Defence.
1ST DIVISION.
2nd Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) E.
GILL, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
18th Battalion. Major H. JACOBS.
30th Battalion: Major H. J. SALTER.
35th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) E. T.
MANEFIELD, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of
Major.
2ND DIVISION.
1st Battalion. Captain W. R. YATES, M.C.
3rd Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) J. F,
DE MEYRICK, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
4th Battalion: Major W. J. E. ESTALL.
19th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) L. K.
G. BROWNING, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of
Major.
20th Battalion. Major F. PARKES.
36th Battalion.Major H. A. Y0UDEN, D.S.O.
45th Battalion. Major (Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel)
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Melbourne, 15th February, 1923.
THE undermentioned notifications of Staff changes, &c., are
made in accordance with the Commonwealth Publie
Service Act and Regulations :
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT
OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
Transfer. HAROLD CR.AWFORD AVENT, Postal Assistant, Post-
master- General's Department, Unattached, General Division,
to position of Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Public Service Inspector's Office, Victoria, as from the 18th January,
1923, with salary of £168 per annum, vice H. J. Cross, promoted.
PURSER, D.S.O.
Sick Leave. G. M. LAWRIE, Typist, Central Staff, on onethird pay, from .1st November, 1922, to 2nd December, 1922.
Special Allowance. D. B. EDWARD, Official Secretary to the
H. G. HAYMAN, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Captain.
54th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) R. H.
BROWNING, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
55th Battalion.Captain and Brevet Major A. J. CHRISTIE.
sioner, and for the period from 3rd December, 1921, until
M.
53rd Battalion. Lieutenant (temporary Honorary Captain)
56th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) S. A.
PINKSTONE, M.C., and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
3RD DIVISION.
14th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) R.
JENNINGS, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
22nd Battalion. Major I. P. STEWART, M.C.
24th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) A.
JACKA, V.C., M.C., and.. .to relinquish the honorary rank of
Major.
29th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) J. S.
DUFFY, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
37th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major) W.
B. Bono, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
39th Battalion. Major E. BULEY.
46th Battalion. Captain (temporary Honorary Major.) A. G:
CLARK, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
52nd Battalion. Captain (temporary, Honorary Major)' F, JjGRIFFIN, and to relinquish the honorary rank of Major.
57th Battalion. -- Captain (temporary Honorary Major) A.
G. WILL ABi SON, and to relinquish the honorary rank of
.
"
Major.
58th Bacttv.=- -Major R. B. ANDERSON. -
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,
Commissioner for Australia in the United States of America,
at the rate of £500 per annum, in consideration of additional
duties performed by him for the period from 6th July to 1st
October, 1921, consequent upon the absence of,_the Commissuch time as the office of the Commissioner is filled.
Allowances to Members of the Audit Staff, Expropriation
Board, New Guinea. The allowance equivalent to the difference between his salary and £400 per annum granted to
J. O. HARVEY, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Auditor G eneral's Office, South Australia, in connexion with the audit
of Expropriation Board accounts, New Guinea Territory, is
cancelled as from 14th April, 1922, and an allowance equivalent to the difference between his salary and £500 per annum
from the latter date is to be paid to such officer during such
time as he continues to be employed on the audit of - such
accounts ; J. C. MULLALY, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division,
Department of Trade and Customs, Victoria, the difference
between his salary. and £500 per annum, in connexion with
the aud(t of the Expropriation Board accounts, New Guinea
Territory, and as long as he continues to perform such.dutiès,
as from ist June, 1922, from which date the approval pro:.
.
mulgated on page 398, Commonwealth- Gazette, No: 24, of 16th
March, 1922, in regard to this officer, is cancelled. r Approval has_ been , given for additional allowances sö as to
ïnërease: the .salaries and allowances, aid to the following
officers'.ás shown :E.. MCCARTHY, Auditor- in-Charge, £600 to
£800; N.. W. WILLOUGHBY, Senior Assistant 'Auditor, £500 to
£600; A. M. HYDE, Assistant Aúditor, £400 to £450; C. H. C.
LING, 'Correspondence Clerk, £300 .to £350 from: the 22nd
July, 101; =Whili'thäy.
ta:?perforzn such dudes
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Allowance for Performance of Higher Duties.- CLEMENT
FRANCIS LEWIS, Clerk, 5th Class, Taxation Branch (Assessing
.- Income Tax), South Australia, granted an allowance equal
to the difference between his salary and the minimum salary
of the Fourth Class, Clerical Division, for the undermentioned
periods, whilst .performing the duties of the positions indicated :- Assessor, .Partnership and Trust Section, from 26th
May, 1922, to. Sth July, 1922; Teller, Accounts Branch, from
7th July, 1922, to 8th August, 1922; Assessor, Partnership and
Trust Section, from . 9th August, 1922, to 26th August, 1922;
Section Leader, Farmers' Section, from 28th August, 1922,
while he continues to perform the duties. (77.)
Extension of Probalkm.- THOMAS MORLEY, Clerk, 5th Class,
Taxation Branch (Default and Prosecution), Victoria., for six
months from 20th October, 1922 (78) ; WILLIAM MICHAEL IAN
CARROLL, Clerk, 5th Class, Taxation Branch, South Australia,
for three months from ist January, 1923. (79.)
A.bolition of Positions.- Clerk, 4th Class, Taxation Branch,
Victoria., last occupied by C. F. Grehan; Taxation Branch,
South Australia, last occupied by II. C. Senior ; Taxation
Branch, Queensland, last occupied by G. C. Allen. (80.)
Promotion.-HENRY 11IAITLAND ROLLAND, Supervising Archi-
tect, Class " D," Professional Division, Public Works Branch,
Victoria, to be Works Director, Class " B," Professional Division, Public Works Branch, Federal Capital Territory, to fill
new position created, with salary of £528 per annum, as from
15th February, 1923.
DEPARTMENT OF 'HEALTH.
Ex. Min. No. 11.
Rent Deduction. -A deduction at the rate of 10 per Cent.
per annum, excluding portions of a pound, to be made from
the salary of E. K. CRANE as rent for quarters occupied by
him at the Quarantine Station, Barnes Bay, Tasmania, for
the purpose of residence ; to take effect from date of 'occupancy of quarters.
Extension of Probationary Period. -Dr. C. R. WIBURD,
Quarantine Officer, Class B., Professional Division, South Aus-
tralia, for a period of six months from 10th January, 1923.
Exemption from, the Provisions of the Public Service Act.
-D. M. WELLS, Typist, period 4th to 7th December, 1922,
inclusive.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPA.RTl1iEN T.
Allowance. Allowance at the rate of £60 per annum granted
to MURRAY MILNE STEWART, Clerk, 3rd Class, The High Court,
in respect to his performance of the duties of Deputy Registrar, The High Court, to take effect as from 1st December,
1922.
Resignation. - LYSTON ARTHUR CIHISIHOLM, Clerk, 4th Class,
Clerical Division, Crown Solicitor's Office, to take effect as
from and after the 5th February, 1.923.
Bonus.- Authority granted for payment to FRANCIS MICHAEL
GLEESON, Tipstaff, The Vigh Court, of a bonus of £50 for
special services performed in connexion with the case of the
Commonwealth and The Central Wool Committee v. The
Colonial Combing, Spinning and Weaving Coy. Ltd.
Leave of Absence Without Pay. ALEXANDER PENMAN DREW,
Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, for twelve months, without
pay, such period of leave not to be included for any purpose
as part of the officer's period of service.
Resignation.- WILLIAM EDWARD CREMOR, Clerk, 5th Class,
Clerical Division, Secretary's Office; to take effect frem and
after the 3rd day of February, 1.923.
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.
Confirmation of Appoint:in er :t.- ARTHUR JEROME RIDOUTWOODFoRDE, Clerk, 5th Class, Meteorological Branch, Queensland, as from 3rd April, 1.922; ELSIE ISABEL WAUGH, Typist,
Meteorological Branch, New South Wales, as from 27th May,
1922.
EXCfl pRtion. -JOIiN IioRLEY, Messenger, Lands and Surveys
Branch, Canberra, exempted from provisions of Public Service
Act from 3rd October, 1922, to :31st December, 1922.
Promotion. -ERrC WILLIAM WTATK,INS, Telegraph Messenger,
New South Wales, promoted as Messenger, Meteorological
Branch, New South Wales, with salary of £60; to take effect
from date of commencing duty.
Sick Leave. -H, H. JONES, Accountant, Central Staff,
granted sick leave on half pay from l.lth December, 1922, to
10th :March, 1923, inclusive: F. \V. INGAMELLS, Clerk, 3rd
Class, Meteorological Branch,. Victoria, granted sick leave on
half pay. from 4th December, 1922, to 15th December, 1922,
inclusive.
Payments to Officers.-The following officers raid the
amounts indicated hereunder for their services on the War
Service Homes Commission Disposals Boards in the various
States: -EDWIN EVAN Small, Works Director for Queensland
-For his services on the Queensland Disposals Board, £150;
for his services as Supervisor of the Timber Areas, £200.
THOMAS HILL, Chief Engineer, Central Staff-For his services
on the Central Disposals Board, £150; for his services` on the
Victorian Disnosals Board. £100. GEoRt ;E JOHN OAnESI1OTT.
Works Director for New South 'ales -For his services on the
New South Wales Disposals Board, £150.
Sick Leave under Regulation No.'7S.- REG1NALD GEORGE
Vieil s, Clerk, 4th .Class, Clerical Division, Accounts Branch,
Central Staff, granted sick leave on half pay for period 17th
to 23rd January, 1923, inclusive.
of
Appoin.trrzc;it.- JAMES
HENRY MARKS,
Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Public Works Branch, Vic-
toria, as from 14th March, 1916.
Resignation.- JA:%IES LEO HA.RTY, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical
Division, Public Works Branch, Central Staff, as from 31st
January, 1923.
Victoria.-- -Yarrawonga.
Examination No. 1166, for appointment as Telephonist at
certain centres in New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland,
to be held on 3rd March, 1923. For details see Commonwealth
Gazette of 8th February,. 1923. Additional centres to be in-
cluded at the examination are as.follow :New South Wales.- Bathurst, Garah, Queanbeyan.
Victoria.- Echuca.
Queensland. Toowoomba.
Examination No. 1167, to enable Telegraph Messengers to
qualify for promotion to a higher position in the General
Division, to be held on 5th May, 1923. Applications close on
31st March, .1923. For details see Commonwealth Gazette\ of
Sth February, 1923.
Examination No. 1168, to enable General Division officers
to qualify for promotion as Senior Sorter, Queensland, to be
held on 16th April, 1923. Applications close 24th March,
1923. For details see Commonwealth Gazette of 8th February, 1923.
Examination No. 1169, for transfer', &c., as Machinist
(Female) (General Division), Queensland, to be held on 9th
June, 1923. applications close 14th April, 1923. For details
see (:Commonwealth Gazette of 8th February, 1923.
B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
Confirmation.
EXAMINATIONS NOTIFIED IN PREVIOUS ISSUE.
Examination No. 1165, for appointment as Telegraph Messenger at certain centres in New South 'Wales, Victoria, and
South Australia, to be held on 3rd March, 1923. For details
see Commonwealth Gazette of 8th February, 1923. Additional
centre to be included at the examination is as follows :-
Creation of New Positions.--Works Director, Class " B,"
Professional Division, Public Works Branch, Federal Capital
Territory; Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Public Works
Brauch, Northern Territory.
Examination No. 1170.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE), POSTMASTERGENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, TELEPIIONV EXCHANGE, HOBART.
COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above
will be held as under, and subject to the following
A
conditions :-1)ATa OF ExAïfI\ATION.-- sSaturdav, 7th April, 1923.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE.- Applications, which must be addressed
to the Secretary, Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
Customs House, Melbourne, will be received up to Saturday,
the 17th March, 1923.
Pt.RSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.- 1 +elnalè.6 (unmarried) who, at
date of examination, are not less than sixteen years of age,
nor have reached the age of nineteen years, and whose homes
are within the metropolitan area.
Candidates must possess acute hearing, normal eye- sight, a
clear voice, distinct enunciation, and be free from any throat
affection. A candidate's arm reach should be not less than the
following :- Standing erect with shoulder raised and right arm
extended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 ft. 3 in. from ground
to finger -tips; standing erect with shoulder raised and left
arm extended vertically tó its füllest extent, 6 ft. 3 in. from
ground to finger -tips; standing erect with arms extended
horizontally, 5 feet from finger -tips to finger -tips. Persona
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who cannot comply with these conditions should not enter for
the Examination, as they would not be 'able to satisfy the
medical examination prior to appointment or the working tests
to which appointees are subjected during the period of their
probationary appointment.
REMUNERATION.-- Following are the annual salaries and
allowances at present payable to Telephonists
L
.
L
6
.. 60 .. 6
..
6
.. 6
..
..
.
78
At 18
.. 6
12
96 ..
.
..
At 19
6
.. 108 .. 12 ..
At 20
..
120
.. 15 .. 12
..
At 21
12
.. 126 .. 15
..
At 22
.. 132 .. 15 .. 12
At 23
..
The foregoing rates are subject to revision at any time.
Under 18
TO ENABLE TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS AND OTHER GENERAL
DIVISION OFFICERS TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR TELEGRAPHIC
EFFICIENCY.
Held January, 1923.
THE following are the names, in alphabetical order, of the
candidates who passed the above examination:
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Telegraph Messenger. Hall, W; H.
Other General Division Officer.Thornton, J. E. C.
VICTORIA.
Telegraph Messengers.
QUEENSLAND.
EXAMINATION CENTRES. The . Examination will- be held in
Hobart only.
APPLICATION FORMS. All applications must be submitted on
printed forms, which may be obtained, upon either written or
personal request, from the Deputy Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Hobart.
EXAMINATION FEE.A postal note for 5s. must accompany
each application.
SUBJECTS OF ExartNATiox: The subjects of examina tion
will be :
(a) Handwriting. To be judged from the candidates'
papers in Spelling.
Telegraph Messengers. -- =Barclay, W. O.; Chater, A. F.;
Clarke, W. J.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Telegraph Messengers.Barnes, F. K.; Kingston, L. D. B.;
Stevens, L. G.
Other General Division O,1cer. Glastonbury, G. L.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Telegraph Messengers. -- Coloper, J. S.; Tyler, J. R. E.
Other General Division Officer. Holland, H. J.
(Maximum marks, 100.)
(b) Spelling. To be tested by writing, from dictation,
not less than 180 words.
Bourne, C. W.; Lamb, A. J.
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, simple and money.
In order to pass, a candidate must secure at least half marks
"in each subject.
APPOINTMENT SIIBJECTC TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS: A success-
ful candidate must, upon appointment, produce evidence of the
date of her birth and a medical certificate, satisfying the Com
missioner in such particulars as he may determine, of sound
bodily 'health and freedom from physical defects, but she
should not undergo medical examination until instructed by
An appointee will also be required to
the Commissioner.
contribute to the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.
REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT.If a successful candidate declines
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
APPLICATIONS will be received from persons qualified
for appointment to the positions specified below.
Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for appointment to (1) the Administrative Division, (2) the Professional Division, and (3) to the General Division where
indicated, but are not eligible= for appointment to the Clerical
Division unless qualified under the provisions of the Public
Service Act.
to accept an appointment offered to her, Or fails to reply within
seven days to a communication from the Commissioner or a
Applications must be in the applicant's handwriting, should
show fully qualifications for the position sought, and must, to
Public Service, her name may be removed from the "Register
of Qualified Candidates."
insure consideration, be forwarded to the Public Service Inspector
in the State in which the vacancy .exists in time to reach the office
of the Public Service Inspector not later than the date shown in
each case.
Public Service , Inspector respecting her nomination to the
PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT. Every
person appointed to the position of Telephonist 'shall, after the
expiration of three months from the date of appointment, be
tested in clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing over a
telephone line and: in practical efficiency in the operation of a
telephone switch - board. If an appointee fails to pass this test
her appointment will be annulled.
Tyr- Koogs. No text -books are prescribed, but booklet
containing papers set at a previous examination (No. 1122)
may be obtained from the Government Printer, Melbourne,
for 3d. (by post 4d.).
W: B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
11. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
In the case of officers of the Commonwealth Public Service
applications should be forwarded through the Department to
which the officer is attached.
In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State the following par-
ticulars should be set out at the foot of the application :
Designation
Office or Branch
Age last birthday' (in years)
Length of Service (in years)
Salary (per annum)
Date of receipt of present salary
Applicants from outside the Service should state °gull name
and date and year of birth, also place of birth and whether
they are natural -born or naturalized British subjects. Copies
ADDENDUM.
only of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should
be-forwarded. If the originals are required they will be asked
for.
Fares to locality® of appointment of persons appointed from
outside the Service will not be paid by the Commonwealth
DIVISION, VICTORIA.
unless such fares, including, if married, those of vtife and
family, exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances
Held October, 1922..
justify may be granted.
IT is hereby notified that, in addition to the names appearing
The range of salary _indicates the classified value of a post
in Commonwealth- Gazettes of 21st December, 1922, and Lion,
but appointments may bd made at any salary wiLnla
11th January, 1923, the following officers have been granted such
Cost of living allowances are subject to review
eligibility for transfer, &c., to the position of Maçhinist, by therange.
Arbitration Court from time to time. .Successful applicants
FOR TRANSFER, ETC., AS MACHINIST (FEMALE) , GENERAL
(Female) :
VIAL, LOIS 1;AEY CLARE.
ROBINSON, ELEANOR MARY.
must comply with the provisions of the Superannuation Act 19.22.
Officers promoted to positions in the Fourth Class, which
come within the scope of the award of the Australian Com.
monwealth Public Service Clerical Association, may be retained
at the salary of £245 where, in the opinion of the Acting Cow.
missioner, the fixing of that salary as a maximum is justified.
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245
Officers who may be transferred without promotion or increase of salary, as the result of an application for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses of
removal unless the transfer comes within the conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.
Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merely for
the information of officers. It is not incumbent on Depart.
merits to provide quartera, which, if provided, may be wholly
or partially withdrawn at any time.
Salary and Allowance per Annum.
.
Locality.
Position and Division.
Becelptot :
_ -_
Applications.
Basic Wage
Cost of Living Allowance,
Salary.:;.
Closing Date' for
Allowance.
TAXATION BRANCH.
Clerk, Class 3, Clerical Division,
Accounts and Registers
Adelaide
...
of
Commissioner
Deputy
Taxation, Class 3, Clerical
Division
Darwin
...
South Australia.
... I £30 if unmarried, £50 j t §£12
...
¡
if married
29th February
£320 to £400
(
Northern Territory.
£320 to £400, plus allow-
29th February
...
ance to bring total
annual remuneration to
£600
i
The successful applicant will be required to serve three years in the Territory, after which arrangements will be made, as early as
practicable, for transfer to another position.
Applications for this position are returnable to the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, 527 Collins- street, Melbourne.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Sydney
Deputy Postmaster General,
Administrative Division
Ivanhoe ...
Assistant (in charge), General
£950 ...
...
Division
£150 to £174, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, £50
if married
cent. deduction for rent
of quarters. District
allowance, Scale III.
Quarters : Four rooms.
Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.
§£12
£30 if unmarried, £50
§£12
...
22nd February
...
22nd February
.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1,
Class 4, Clerical Division
*Postmaster, Clerical Division...
Postmaster, Clerical Division
£220 to £235 ...
Annandale
221d February
if married
£200 to £230, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, £50 if §£12
married
cent. deduction for rent
of quarters.
Quarters: Four rooms.
South Singleton
... 1 £30 if unmarried, £50
£200 to £230
I Ungarie
.
§£12
if married
As there are no quarters, and as no residence is obtainable, single men only should apply.
£30 if unmarried, £50 §fi£12
£300 to £390
Engineer, Class E, Professional Sydney
if married
Division, Telephone Equipment Section, Electrical .Engineer's Branch
£30 if unmarried, £50 §£12
£245 to £260 ...
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, Wellington
if married
Class 4, Clerical Division
22nd February
22nd February
...
j
1
29th February
29th February'
Victoria.
if married
Postmaster, Clerical Division Ascot Vale, Brighton,, £330 to £378 ...
Port Melbourne
(three positions)
£396 to £420 ...
Postmaster, Clerical Division Colac
-
$ §£12
29th. February
,..
29th February
I
£30 if unmarried, §C50
if married
Queensland,
£156 to £180. District £30 ¡f unmarried, £50
if married
Allowance, Scale VI.
Barrack accommodation is availableRental, £5 per annum.
Cape York
Postal Assistant (in charge),
General Division
§£12
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Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.
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£200 to £230
Line Foreman, General Divi- Brisbane ...
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Kirra
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Electrical Engineer's
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Senior Postal Assistant, General
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Cons)
1
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29th February
if married
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rent of quarters. Dis.
trict allowance, Scale
V.
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(in
22nd February
if married
sion,
Georgetown
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29th February
§12
29th February
As prescribed
29th February
1
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airns
ton,
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