No 60, 27 July 1922 - Federal Register of Legislation

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THURSDAY, 27TH JULY.
No. 60.]
[ 1922.
TERRITORY OF NEW 61UINEA.
No. 3 of 1622-1933.
AN OItllINANCE
Relating to Currency Coinage and Tokens.
BE it ordained by the Governor - General of the Commonwealth of
Australia, with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
and in pursuance of the powers conferred by the New guinea Act
1920, as follows :--
1. This Ordinance may be cited as Othe Currency Coinage and snort Wie.
Tokens Ordinance 1922.
2. The Ordinances mentioned in the Schedule hereto are hereby Repeal.
repealed.
3. In this Ordinance, unless the contrary intention appears' Definition.
" AdMinistration " Means the Admïnistratkin or GÖVernrnent of the
Territory.
4. (1.) Save as hereinafter provided, any person in the Territory German ge
ito f e t d
who makes use of or tenders or accepts or exchanges in the course of notthe
Territory.
business or for any-purpose whatsoever, any banknote or other paper - in
money issued by a German bank or any German currency or coinage
of any nature whatsoever, shall be gúilty of an offence.
Penalty : One hundred potmds or iniprisói ënt- f ©r six months,
0.10354.No. 60. ---Paw 6D. ; Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; tia1f- Yearly, lbs. 2d. ; Yearly, 30äs M
1922
mmonweaith
(2.) Any- native may pay to the Administration in silver -quarks
or other German coins any sums due by way of-fees, taxes, or -otherwise, and such coins. may be accepted by the Administration at such
rate of exchange as the Administrator from -time to time authorizes.
.
Payment ot
sums expressed
hi marks.
5. A:l.ldebts and moneys, due under a contract or otherwise,
exprèssed in marks or fractions thereof, shall be regarded as if expressed
in the same number of Aillings or fractions thereof, and payment of
such debts and moneys may be made in notes of the Commonwealth
:
of Australia or in any coins which are legal tender in the Commonwealth
of Australia.
Ilse of tokens
and counters
torbiddeit
6.-0.) Save as hereinafter provided, any person who issues
any token or counter to any person in the course of trade, or in lieu
of the payment or part payment in legal tender-of moneys due to
that person as wages or otherwisé, shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty : Fifty pounds or imprisonment for six months.
(2.) Any person who accepts any token or counter in the course
of trade or in lieu of the payment or part payment in legal tender of
moneys due to him as wages or otherwise, shall be guilty Of an offence.
Penalty : Fifty pounds or imprisonment for six months.
(3.) Any religious or charitable body operating in the Territory,
whose principal object is religious or secular education, may be
exempted by the Administrator from the provisions of this section
if he is satisfied that such body does not carry on a commercial or
trading business or that its commercial or trading business is small in
proportion to its other activities.
(4.) Any exemption granted by the Administrator in pursuance
of the last preceding sub - section shall be notified in the New Guinea
Gazette._
Exceptions to
the application
the Coinage
Act 1909.
7. --(1.) In the application of the Coinage Act 1909 to the Territory,
section seven of that Act shall not be deemed to apply to any transaction or dealing ; between natives.
(2.) In that part of the coast of New Britain lying between Cape
Merkus and Cape Dampier and in the hinterland adjoining that
coast, the shell known as gold -lip (Meleagrina margaretifera) may be
used by any person at the rate of twelve shillings a pair in place of
legal tender for any purpose except for the purchase, sale, barter
or exchange of Trocas shell.
TI13, SCHEDULE.
Tokens or Counters Prohibition Ordinance 1916.
Tokens or Counters Prohibition (Amendment) Ordinance 1916.
Shell Money Ordinance 191 -8.
Shell Money (Amendment) Ordinance 1918.
Currency and Coinage Proclamation (No.
G)_
1918.
Shell Money Amendment Ordinance 1920.
Currency and Coinage Ordinance 1920 (made 11th February, 1920).
Native Currency Ordinance 1920.
Currency and Coinage Ordinance 1920 (made 10th December, 1920).
Dated at Sydney this nineteenth day of July, One thousand nine
hundred and twenty -two.
.
FORSTER,
Governor- General.
By His Excellency's Command,
J. EARLE, for Prime Minister.
-
iiiiitatoa*realth (iatette
ITORY OF NEW
jJ1NE4.
Na. 4 of 1922-23,
AN -ORDINANCE
To amend the Natives' Contracts Protection Ordinance 1921.
V
.
E it ordained by the Governor- General of the Commonwealth of
K
JO Australia,, with the _advice of the Federal Executive Council,
in pursuance of the powers conferred by the Neuz guinea Act 1920,
as follows :
1. --(1.) This Ordinance may be cited as the Natives' Contracts shorb title and
citation.
Protection Ordinance. 1922.
(2.) The Natives' Contracts Protection Ordinance 1921 is, in this
Ordinance, referred to as the Principal Ordinance.
(3.) The Principal Ordinance, as amended by this Ordinance, may
be cited as the Natives' Contracts Protection Ordinance 1921-1922.
2. Section three of the Principal Ordinance is amended by s.
inserting the following new sub- section
M
ó of
1921.
áói
" C (3) all other contracts the consideration for which either in
money or goods exceeds Twenty pounds in value."
3. Section five of the Principal Ordinance is amended by omitting Amendment ó
from sub - section (1) the word " four " and inserting in its stead the 19x ,
word " three."
Dated the thirteenth day of July, One thousand nine hundred and
twenty -two.
FORSTER,
.
Governor- General.
By Ibis Excellency's Command,
J. EARLE, for Prime Minister.
44
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.
Regulations may be purchased at the Government Printing Office at the price indicated.
Title of Act.
Amendment of Post and Telegraph Regulation
402. (Name of newspaper used as abbreviated
(c).de) telegraphic address)
19.7.22
j Forthwith
No. $ í.----27th July, 1922
PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1912.
10234. John Eylin Barton, 21 Gordon- street, Rozelle, N.S.W.
Pianoforte Solo : " Dance of Spring."
13th April,
1922.
IA
10235. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited,
IST of applications for the registration of the copyright
works, and the performing rights in musical and dramatic
works under the Copyright Act 1912.
1sT APRIL TO 30TR JUNE, 1922.
Literary Copyright Applications.
10208. Ada Whalan Smith, Commercial Bank, Port Adelaide,
S.A. Book of Songs : " Three Charming Lyrics -' Drifting', ` Playmate and Schoolmate Mine ', and ` You are
with me ." Words by Ada W. Smith, Music by
Frederick Hall. 3rd April, 1922.
10209. lloonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, Mel bourne, Vic. Sheet' of Letterpress " Weights or
Magazine : " The Emu." 13th April, 1922.
10238. Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne,
Vic.
Book: " Williamstown Racing Club.
Easter
Meeting, Monday, 17th April, 1922.
Official Pro grámme." 13th April, 1922.
Handicaps for Horses for races to be held at the
10239. Maurice Guttridge, 187 Swanston - street, Melbourne, Vic.
Fox Trot : " Maurice " ( Fox Trot) . 13th April, 1922.
10240. George E. Gray, North Quay, Brisbane, Qld. The Name:
" Victor Colacwego." 18th April, 1922.
10241. Douglas Spencer Howarth, Grand Central Coffee Palace,
Perth, W.A. Treatise : " The ` Marveline' Method of
-'Promoting the Growth of the Human Hair." 18th
April, 1922.
10242. Herbert William Graves, 123 Arthur - street, Moore Park,
Sydney, N.S.W.
Song: " Radiant Maiden." 18th
April, 1922.
10243. Herbert William Graves, 123 Arthur- street, Moore Park,
Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Daisy O'Dea." 18th April,
Mooney Valley Racecourse on .5th April, 1922." 4th
April, 1922.
10210. George Rupert Kanake, 336 Sydney -road, Brunswick,
Vic. Book: " Thé Australian Masco* Ukulele lnstrúetor." 4th April, 1922.
10211. Henry Walter Walkerden, 10 Stewart- street, Shepparton, Vic. Book: " Walkerden's Simplified System of
Pianoforte Manuscript." 4th April, 1922.
10212. Frederick William. Strack, 74 Domain- street, South
Yarra, Vie: Book : " Concise Commission and Interest
Tables." 5th April, 1922.
10213. Charles Hugh Lucas, Tavistock House, 383 Little FlinSheet of Letterpress:
d.ers- street, Melbourne, Vic.
" Copyright Conditions of Sale of the Law Institute of
Victoria." 5th April, 1922.
10214. Charles Hugh Lucas, Tavistock House, 383 Little FlinSheet of Letterpress:
ders- street, Melbourne, Vic.
" Contract of Sale of Freehold Laud under the Transfer
of Land Acts." 5th April, 1922.
.
192fá.
10244. Frank McCaffrey, 42 Barton - avenue, Haberfield, near
Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The History of Illawarra and
its Pioneers." 18th April, 1922.
10245. Lorimer Francis Dowding, 4 Ophir - street, Goodwood
Park, S.A. Book : " The Judge." 19th April, 1922.
10246. John Francis Murray Bannigan, Eden - avenue, Halton
Gardens, S.A. Book : " Two Years in German Prison
Camps." 21st April, 1922.
10247. Jack Bolot, 66 Oxford- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book:
" Bolot System of Dancing." 21st April, 1922.
10248. William. John Saunders, 62 Ord- street, Perth, W.A.
Vaudeville Act : " Apres la Guerre " or " Memories ".
21st April, 1922.
10249. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights for Horses for races to
be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on Monday, 17th April, 1922." 21st April, 1922.
Sheet of Letterpress:. " Weights for Horses for races to
be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on Wednesday, 19th April, 1622." 21st April, 1922.
10251. George Robert Broadbent, 94 Queen- street, Melbourne,
Vic. Book : " Geo. R. Broadbent's Special Motor Route:
.
10215. Ascot- Raving and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "fable and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Ascot Races on Saturday, ist
April, 1922." 5th April, 1922.
10218. Henry Vassal Edwards, Tathra -road, Bega, N.S.W.
Book : " A Bush Cinema." 5th April, 1922.
10217. John Moses, " Merrabooka," Rose Bay, Sydney, N.S.W.
5th April, 1922.
Book : " Beyond the City Gates.
10218. Harry Hubert Davey, 27 Martin- place, Sydney, N.S.W.
Chart: " The Australian Farmers' Chart." 5th April,
1922.
10219. The Western Australian Turf Club, Howard- street,
Book: " The Western _Australian Tirr fc
Perth, W.A.
Club, April Meeting, 1922. Official Programme Saturday, 1st April; 1922." `6th April, 1922.
10220. John Hill, 32 Woodhead street, North Fitzroy, Vic.
Across the Alps, Victoria, Australia."
1922.
Poem: " The Miner ?' 6th April, 1922.
10221. Neil McBeath, " Avon," 318 Walsh street, South Yarra,
Vic. Song: " Mó11y Moloney." 7th April, 1922.
10222. Frank Ryno, 5 Rosemount avenue, Summer Hill, Sydney,
N.S.W. Book: " The ` Rapid Calculator ' for Seamen's
Time." 7th April, 1922.
10223. Alexander George Gibson, 19 Castlereagh- street, Sydney,
N.S.W. Book : " Kid Land." 10th April, 1922.
10224. Kensington' Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Kensington Races on Wednesday,
5th April, 1922." 10th April, 1922.
10225. Hawkesbury Race Club, Richmond, N.S.W.
Sheet of
Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for races to be held
at the Hawkesbury Races on Saturday, 8th April, 1922."
10th April, 1922.
10226. Florence-E. Axtens, 47 York- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Song: " Till We Forget." Words by Ella M. McFadyen.
Music by Florence E. Axtens. 10th April, 1922.
10227. Florence Ellen Axtens, .47 York - street, Sydney,
and Ella May'McFadyen, Lindfield, N.S.W. Children's
part song: " Wattle Blosssom." Words by " Cinderella " (Ella McFadyen) . Music by Florence E.
Axtens. 10th April, 1922.
10228. Charles Grunden, Waverley Flats, Grey- street, St.
Song: " Arkona." Words by Jack Marley. Music by
Henry Grunden. 11th April,. 1922.
102'29. Performing Right.
10230: Perforiatig Right.
10231. Performing Right.
10232, Ella Allan; 3Q Robe - street, St:. Kilda, Vie.
kook :
" Dresses for All Ages." 13th April, 1922.
Book:
10233. Ella Allan, 30 Robe street, St. Kilda, Vic.
"g My ,Lady's !Jumpers."
13th 'April, 1922.
21st April,
10252. Blanche Essex Evans, " Alisia," Rigby- street, Wooloowin, Brisbane, Queensland. Poem : " The World our
Country." By George Essex Evans (deceased). 24th
April, 1922.
10253. Blanche Essex Evans, " Alisia," Rigby- street, Wooloowin, Brisbane, Queensland. Book: " The Secret Key
and other Verses." By George Essex Evans (deceased) .
24th April, 1922.
10254. May Armstrong, 91 Perry - street, Collingwood, Vic. Burlesque Act : "' The Ragtime Pierotts in their own original ` Pierotts Ragtime ' and ` Jewish Ragtime ' Burlesque Act ?' 24th April, 1922.
10255. The Western Australian Turf Club, Howard - street,
Perth, W.A. Book: " The Western Australian Turf
Club. Easter Meeting, 1922.
Official Programme,
First day, Saturday, 15th April, 1922. 24th April,
1922.
10256. The Western Australian Turf_ Club, Howard- street,
Perth, W.A. Book:" The Western Australian Turf
Club. Easter Meeting, 1922.
Official Programme,
Second. day, Monday, 17th April, 1922." 24th April,
1922.
10257. -William John MacDonald, Moar- street, Eastwood, S.A.
Photo. Play Scenario : " Daredevil Gordon : Exploits
end Incidents." 26th April, 1922.
10258. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet of-Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for . races to be held
.
Kilda,, Vie., and Basil Joseph Joyce (Jack Marley),
Majestic Mansions, Fitzroy- street, St. Kilda, Vié.
15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of.-Letterpress : " Table and Schedule of Weights for :Horses for
races to be held at the Ascot Races on Wednesd , 12th
April, 1922." 13th April, 1922.
10236. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh .street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for races to
be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on Saturday, 15th April, 1922." 13th April, 1922.
10237. Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union, 2 Temple
Court, Collins- street, Melbourne, Vic.
Quarterly
in literary (including musical and dramatic) and artistic
at the Caulfield Racecourse on the 29th April, 1922."
26th April, 1922.
10259. Perdriau Rubber Company Limited, 270 George- street,
Sydney, ILS.W. Book : " Private Telegraphic Code.
_-
The Property of Perdriau Rubber Co. Ltd., Sydney,
N.S.W." By Ebenezer Atlee Hunt. 26th April, 1-022.
10260: Andre* Michael Laurence Monahan, 226 Palmer - street,
Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " La Simplicité (Folding) Système of the Art and Science of Drafting and Designing
Gentlemen's Attire." 2nd Edition. 26th April, 1922,
og.
w*
O
Ito, So.
10261. A,nstralian Jockey Club, e Bligh.street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights for horses for races
to be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on
Saturday, 22nd `April, 1922." 26th April, 192ú,
10262, Thigh Baron Bignold, 26 Wentworth Court, 64 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W.` Cinema Play: " A Pledge
Redeemed." 26th April, 1922:
10283. Hugh Baron Bignold, 26 Wentworth Court, 64 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Drama: " By Aisy Other
10286. Alexander George Gibson, 19 Oast%re - oixeet,
Book: "Stud A -gee Stud Age Stud
ney, N.S,W.
A G -G." 6th May, 1022.
10289. Phoebe Dancey, 166 Ryrle- street, Geelong, Vie. Weekly
Sporting Newspaper: 'Tile Footballer." Vol. 1, No. 1,
6th May, 1922,
10290. Williamstown. Racing, Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne,
Vic. Book : "Williamstown Racing Club. Autumn
.Meeting, Saturday, 6th May,
1922.
Ofl 1al Pro-
26th April,. 1922.
10264. Moonee Valley Racing Club; 491 Bourke - street, Mel Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights or
bourne, Vie.
gramme." 8th May, 1922.
10291. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation 'Grounds Company
Limited, 107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet
Moonee Valley Racecourse on 1st May, 1922." 27th
April, 1922.
10265. Roy M. G. Sobey, 127 Wellington- street, Windsor, Vie.,
and Claude E. G. Sobey; Natimuk, Vic. Pamphlet:
10292. New Sóuth Wales Trotting Club Limited, 204 Pittstreet, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Han-
Name."
" The Decimalisation of Sterling Coinage and International Currency." 28th April, 1922.
10266. Timothy W. Lane (" La Ne ") , 52 1Vliliswyn- street, South
Terra,, Vic., and Maurice Guttridge, 187 Swanstonstreet, Melbourne, Vie. Song: " Stop Fpolin' About."
28th
Words by La Ne. Music by Maurice Guttridge.
.
April, 1922.
10267. Sarian Russell, " Glendell," Beecroft, N.S.W. Sheet
of Letterpress : " Rainbow Number Families." 28th
April, 1922.
10268. San an Russell, "Glendell," Beecroft, N.S.W. Sheet of
Letterpress: Automatic Table Chart." 28th April,
1922.
10269. Edward Joseph McCristal, " Como," 4 Darebin -road,
Book :, " Beef Buyers' Ready
Northcote, Vic.
Reckoner." 29th April, 1922.
10270. Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress " Table
and Schedule of Weights for Horses for races to be
held at the Rosebery races an Wednesday, 26th April,
1922." 29th April, 1922.
10271. City Tattersalls Club, 253 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for. Horses for races
to be hold at the City Tattersalls Club Races on Saturday, 29th April 1922." 29th. April, 1922.
10272. Norman James Tracy, " Le Bret," 44 Hill- street, Orange,
N.S.W, Vocal - foxtrot : " Bombay." . 29th April, 1922.
10273. Alexander George Gibson, 19 Castlereagh- street, Sydney,
+
N.S.W. Book: " The Game of C ontinental ; 15 Day
round." 29th April, 1922.
10274. Herbert George D'owman, Woodford-road, Rockdale,
29th
Chart : "Lessons in- Boilermakìng."
N.S.W.
April, 1922.
10275. Edgar Robert Wooleott, 83 -84 A.M.P. Buildings, cr.
William- street and St. George's- terrace, Perth, W.A.
Book: " The National Business Service for Business
Men." -..2nd May, 1922.
1027G. The Committee of Management of " Bank Notes," Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Sydney,_N.S,W. Magazine: "'Bank Notes- April, 1922.'1' 2nd May, 1922.
10277. John George McGregor, City Chambers, Queen and
Edward streets, Brisbane, Qld. Book : " Bill of Mort-
2nd May, 1022.
10278. Frank Beaumont Smith, Banking House, 228 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W. Play : " While the Billy
Boils " (founded on the works of Henry Lawson).
3rd D1ay, 1922.
gage."
10279. Western Australian Turf Club, Howard- street, Perth,
Book : " The Western Australian Turf Club.
W.A.
May Meeting, 1922. Official Programme. First Day,
Saturday, 29th April, 1922." 4th May, 190.
10280. Canterbury Park-- Racecourse Company ,Limited; 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney; N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-
press : " Weights for Horses foi races to be held at
.T
)7th.
the Canterbury Park Rapes on Saturday, 6th May,
1.922."
4th May, 1922.
10281. Frederick Oppliger, 82 Thomson- stmt, Darlinghurst,
Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Diner's Guide." 4th
May, 1922.
10282. George Frederick Clark, 287 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
N.S.W. Book: " The Simplicity Method of Teaching
Musical. Instruments by Post," 4th. May, 1922,
10283, Angelo Zuinmo, 41 Glebe -road, Glebe, Sydney, N.S.W.
Romance: "Mario." A Sicilian Operette. 4th May,
1922.
1Q284. Archibald Law, St, John's Church of England, Toorak.
Book: "Idow the Church Caine to Us in Australia -6th and Enlarged Edition, Illustrated." 4th
Vic.
May, 1922,
10285. Lindsay K, Mason, 33 Carolin.o- street, South Yarra,
5th May,
Vie. Waltz -Duet: "Within My Arn-1 s."
1922.
.
10286. Lydia Rose Stork, 27 Campbell- street, Ramsgate, Kogarah, N.S.W. Novel: "Johnnie." 5th May, 1922.
10287. Lydia Rose Stork,. 27 Campbell-street, Ramsgate, Kogarah, A.S.W. Photo -play : " The Locked Key." 5th
May, 1922.
0
of Letterpress: "Weights for Horses for races to be
held at the Victoria Park Races on Wednesday, 3rd
May, 1922" 8th May, 1922. .
.
dicaps for Horses for races to be held at the New South
Wales Trotting Club Races on Saturday, 6th May.
1922." 8th. May, 1922.
10293. Dwyer Brothers Proprietary Limited, 215 Latrobe- street,
Melbourne, Vie. Book: "Devices and Money Making
Accessories for the Progressive Garage Proprietor." By
Gustav V. Meyer. 8th May, 1922.
10294. William C. Rees, 7 Carlyle- street, St. Kilda, Vie., and
Maurice Guttridge, 187 Swanston- street, Melbourne, ,.
Vic. Fox -trot : " Wing Toy." 8th May, 1922,
19295. William Finlay Currie, Bijou Theatre, Melbourne, Vie.
The Music associated with Words of a Song :
Your Hair Were Not So Cúrly, I Would Stil Love
You."
By Charles W. Murphy (deceased). 9th
Tay, 1922.
1.0296. Western Australian Turf club, Howard- street, Perth,
Book: "The Western Australian Turf Club.
W.A.
May Meeting, 1922.
Official Programme
Second Day,
Monday, 1st May, 1922." 9th May, 1922.
10297. Walter Thompson, "Beulah," St. Albans- street, Abbotsford, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Linotype : How to
Become a Competent Operator." 9th May, 1922.
10298. Horace Melville Smith, care Mrs. Prescott, 24 Laurence street, Manly, N.S.W. Scenario : " The Living Dead."
9th May, 1022.
10302. John Browne Quinn, Royal Hotel, Brisbane, Queensland. Book : " The Racing Tout and Punters' Guide.
No. 1." 10th May, 1922.
10303. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Kensington Races on Wednesday, 10th May, 1922." 11th May; 1922.
10304. Tattersalls Club, 204 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet
of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for races to be
held at the Tattersalls Club Races on Saturday, 13th
May, 1922." 11th May, 1922.
10305. James Thomas Agustine Futton, known also as James
Thomas Fitton, and also as Jett Fitton, The People's
Metropole,
King- street,
Melbourne,
Vic.
Metropole,
King- street,
Melbourne,
Vic.
Poem:
" Collie Street Smuts." 11th May, 1922.
10306. James Thomas Agustine Futton, known also as James
Thomas Fitton, and also as Jatt Fitton, The People's
Poem:
"British Australian Commerce." 11th May, 1922.
10307. Shipping Publishing Company Proprietary Limited, 31
Monthly Journal:
William-street, Melbourne, Vie.
" Woman's World. Vol. 1.. No. 1." 11th May, 1922..
10308. Frederick Verrell Heath, 33 Mangarra -road, Canterbury,
Vic. Book : " The Linnean Memory Lessons Mental
Health and. Physical Culture." 11th May, 1922.
10309. H. Wise and Company Limited, 349 Collins - street, Melbourne, Vic. Directory: " Western Australian Pest
Office Directory 1922." 12th May, 1922.
10310. Thomas C. Moyle and William A. V. Morrison, 92
Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress:
" Football Futures- Federal Football Association
Season 1922." 13th May, 1922.
10311. Johns McKnight Alexander, ." Cranberry," Riverinestreet, . Bairnsdale, Vie. Libretto of Comic Opera :
.
" Six Burbling Bachelors." 13th May, 1922.
10312. Henry Ernest Hawkins, " Canaipa," Herston -road, Kel-
vin Grove, Brisbane, Qld. Booklet: " The World's
History from Genesis to Revelations through Nebu-
chadnezgar's. Image." 19th May, 1922.
10313. Jack Bolot, 66 Oxford- street," Sydney, N,S.W.
let :
"Dancing as a Fine .Art.
Pamph-
Face to Face with
Prof. Bolot." 15t11. May, 1922.
1.0314. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 Phillip
Periodical: "The Rugby
street, Sydney, N.S,W.
15th May, 1922.
League News.'
] 0315. Maynard Dakin, " Taarljek."
St. Kilda -road, Melbourne, V1ß. 730olc; " Chestnuts and Cream- Ripplos,
Laughs, Groans, Guffaws." 15th May, 1922.
60.--27th Zuly, 1922
10316. Belmont Park Racing Club Limited, Perth, W.A. Sheet
of Letterpress : " Belmont Park Racing Club Limited.
Weights for Saturday, 13th May, 1922." 15th May,
1922.
10317. John Corlett Teare, trading as Bennie, Teare & Co., 6169 a'Beckett- street, Melbourne, Vic., also trading as
Andrew Agnew Proprietary Limited, 268-270 Latrobestreet, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " Catalogue of Bennie,
Teare and Co. and Andrew Agnew Proprietary Limited." 16th May, 1922.
10318. Moonee Valley Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne.
Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights or Handicaps for
Horses for races to be held at the Moonee Valley Racecourse on 17th May, 1922." 16th May, 1922.
10319. Oscar Hill, 7 Berry's Chambers, er. Boundary and Wickham streets, Brisbane, Queensland. Book: " The Efficient Storekeeper's Docket Book for reducing Bookkeeping."
16th May, 1922.
11320. Fred. William Waters, Adelaide, S.A., and George Herbert Lewis, Henley Beach, S.A. Song : " How to be
Well"
Lewis.
Words by F. W. Waters.
16th May, 1922.
Music by G. H.
10821. Eleanor Frances Broun, Orchard Hill, Spreyton, Tas.
Book of Songs : " No. 1, ` A Tasmanian Boat Song,'
and No. 2, 'Wattle Time is Springtime '." Words
and Melody by E. F. Broun. Accompaniments by
L. E. N. Brown. 16th May, 1922.
10322. Eric Edwin Aitken, 109 Flinders street, Thornbury, Vic.
Valse Song: " Say Yes." Words by David Jerome.
Music by Erie E. Aitken. 16th May, 1922.
.
10323. Lucy Edith Gullet. Campbell street, Milson's Point,
Sydney, N.S.W.
Pantomime : " The Land of Make
Believe."
18th May, 1922,
10324. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 1. ri
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-
press : " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Ascot Races on Wednesday, 17th
May, 1922." 18th May, 1922.
1032 5. Warwick Farm Racecourse Company Limited, 202 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : Weights.
for Horses for races to be held at the Warwick Farm
Races on Saturday, 20th May, 1922." 18th May, 1922.
10326. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited. 204 Pitt- street,
Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Handicaps for
Horses for races to be held at the New South Wales
Trotting Club Races on Saturday, 20th May. 1.922."
18th May, 1922.
10327. Eric Napier Birke, 44 Campbell- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Book: The Trader's Story." 18th May, 1922.
10328. Herbert William Graves, 123 Arthur - street, Moore Park,
N.S.W.
Song : " Dark is the Journey." 18th May,
1922.
10329. Kennedy Allen, Bijou Theatre, Bourke - street, Melbourne.
Vic. Sketch : " Kill That Rat." 20th May, 1922.
10330. Blanche Essex Evans, " Alisia," Rigby- street, Wooloowin, Brisbane, Queensland. Poem: " Art." By George
Essex Evans (deceased) . 20th May, 1922.
10331. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 Phillip street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book, " The Rugby League
News." Vol. 3, No. 4. 20th May, 1922.
10332. Andrew Michael Laurence Monahan, 226 Palmer street.
Sydney,. N.S.W. Book: ." La Simplicité (Folding) Sys -
tème of the Art and Science of Drafting and De-
signing Ladies' Attire." 20th May, 1922.
10333. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, Me]bourne, Vic.
Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights or
Moonee Valley Race- course on 27th May, 1922."
May, 1922.
22nd
10334. Ethel Lavinia Mackay, 139 Castlereagh- street, Sydney
N.S.W. Calendar: " The Gardeners' Calendar." 23rd
May, 1922.
10335. Alfred Thomas Lloyd, Rockhampton, Queensland. Song:
" At the Strand." Words and Music by Arthur Morley.
23rd May, 1922.
10336. Western Australian Turf Club, Howard- street, Perth,
WA. Book: " The Western Australian Turf Club.
Winter Meeting, 1922. Official Programme. Saturday, 20th May, 1922."
10837. Performing -Right.
.
tiomlmonwealth Gazette
1182
24th May, 1922.
10338. Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights
for Horses for races to be held at the Rosehill Races on
Saturday, 27th May, 1922." 25th May, 1922.
10339. Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Table
held at the Rosebery Races on Wednesday, 24th May,
1922." 25th May, 1922.
1 1340. Leslie Herbert Ashby Brunning, " Somerleyton," Mary
ville- street, St. Kilda, Vic. Book : " Fodder Crops for
Australia." 26th May, 1922.
10341. Arthur V. Greenwood, Flinders Court, Melbourne, Vic.
Sheet of Letterpress:" " Greenwood's Coded Order Sheet."
27th May, 1922.
10342. Amy May Thomas (Aimee Thompson), 327 George street, Sydney, N.S.W. Scenario: " The Red Dragon."
27th May, 1922.
.
10343. Kennedy Allen, Bijou Theatre, Bourke - street, Melbourne,
Vic.
Sketch :
1922.
If We Were Only Men."
29th May,
10344. Morrie Harris, 120 Lygon- street, Carlton, Vic. E. J.,
Tyrrell (Ned Teryell), 104 Carlton - street, Carlton, Vic.,
and Lawrence Senior, 30 Burnett - street, St. Kilda, Vic.
Fox Trot Song: "Down in New Hampshire." Words
by M. Harris and N. Teryell. Music by L. Senior.
29th May, 1922.
10345. Harry- Reginald McDonald; 49 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, Vic.
Pamphlet: " ` One Cut' Cheaper and
Better Homes." 29th May, 1922.
10346. Henry A. Tardent, " Ormouts," Wynnum, near Brisbane, Queensland.
Essay : "In Freedom's Cause.
With the Gallant Anzacs. Australia's Service to the
Empire. Military, Naval, and Ecónomic Epic of. the
Great 'War." 29th May, 1922.
10347. Alexander Grant, Barker- street, Prospect, SA. Magazine Article, " A Simple Explanation of the Apparent
and Hidden Phenomena of Nature." 30th May, 1922.
10348. William George Fuller, Alpha -road, Prospect, S.A. Map:
" Reference Map of South Australia." 30th May, 1922.
10351. Beatrice Eliza Dacomb and Clara Thurston Dacomb,
"aSt. Helens " Monomeath- avenue. Kooyong, Vic: Book:
" Web Speed Quick Shorthand. Lessons 1 -4." 31st
May, 192.2.
10352, Henry E. Dorsett (Harry Ross) , 105 Church - street,
Newtown, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Wise, Wise, Wise
(Comedy Song) ." 31st May, 1922.
10353. Ernest A. Lawson, " Olinda," Hunter's -road, East Cain
berwell, Vic.
Chart : " Lawson's Scientific Chart on
` How to Incubate '." 31st May, 1922. 10354. Maurice Guttridge and Jack Jacks, 187 Swanstonstreet, Melbourne, Vic. Song, " What a Time." Lyrics
by Jack Jacks.
May, 1922.
Music by Maurice Guttridge.
31st
10355. Maurice Guttridge and Jack Jacks, 187 Swanstonstreet, Melbourne, Vic. Song: " I'm Blind." Lyrics
by Jack Jacks. Music by Maurice Guttridge. 31st
Mây, 1922.
103 56. Maurice Guttridge and Jack Jacks, 187 Swanstonstreet, Melbourne, Vic. Song: " My Busy-Bee." Lyrics
by Jack Jacks. Music by Maurice Guttridge. 31st
May, 1922.
10:357. Alexander Grant, Barker- street, Prospect, S.A. Book :
" Rifle Shooting for Australians." 1st June, 1922.
10358. Joyce Chiosso Froggatt, " Bonito," 12 Young- street,
Croydon, Sydney, N.S.W. Book of Songs : " Songs for
the Littlest Ones." 1st June, 1922.
103 59. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, .N.S.W. Sheet of Letter -
press: " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Ascot Races on Saturday, 27th
May, 1922 ?' 1st June, 1922.
10360. The Committee of Management of " Bank Notes," Commonwealth Bank of. Australia, Sydney, N.S.W. Magazine: Bank Notes -May, 1922." 1st June, 1922.
1036] . Clement Alphonsus McAlister, Public School, Millfleld,
Did Cessnock, N.S.W.
Chart: " Chart to Aid the
Teaching of Vocal Music in Schools, entitled ` The
Keyboard Modulator'." 1st, June, 1922.
10362. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited, 476
George - street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Boók: " -A Colt from
the Country." By Arthur Wright. 1st June, 1922.
George - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Squatter's
Daughter." By Hilda M. Bridges. 1st June, 1922.
10364. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 Phillips street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The Rugby League
News -Vol. 3, No. 5." .1st June, 1922.
10365. Reginald Pressley Matheson, 236 Brighton-road, Elsternwick, Vic. (trading as Taxpayers' Protection Co., 389
Flinders -lane, Melbourne) . Book : " The Farmers' and
Graziers' Income Tax Ledger." By James G. Nolan
and Thomas W. Davies. 2nd June, 1922.
10366. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh-street, Sydney, N.S.W.
be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on Saturday, 3rd June. 1922." 3rd June, 1922.
10367. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Company
Limited, 107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Sheet
of Letterpress: "Weights for Horses for races to
be
held at the Victoria Park races on Wednesday, 31st
May, 1922." 3rd June, 1922.
10368. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne, Vie.
Birthday Meeting.
Book : " Victoria Racing Club.
First Day. Official Programme." 3rd June,
1922.
1922.
No. 80.-27th
1188
eke
Commonwealth
10394. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited, 204 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Handicaps for Horses for races to be held. at the New South
Wales Trotting Club Races on Monday, 12th June,
.
Song
1922."
13th June, 1922.
10369. Alice -Ra.ttray, 9 Balmain- street, Richmond, Vic.
-and Dance: " Two Scare - crows." By James E. Dodd.
.3rd June, 1922.-
10395. Victor Gibson Lynch, 31 Fitrmaurice- street, Wga
1.0370. William Joseph Haskins, 2 Raleigh- street, Essendon,
Chart: " Terrestrial Plan_ isphere." 3rd June,
Vic.
June, 1922.
10396. New South Wales Rugby. Football League, 165 Phillipstreet, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Rugby_ League..
News -10th June, 1922." 13th June, 1922.
10397-William John McVeigh, 14 -High- street, Kew, near Melbourne, Vic. Book: " Compulsory Tubereulin`Testing
1922.
10371. Ella Allan, 30. Robe- street, St. Kilda. Book: " Dainty
Adornments for Tiny Tots." 3rd June, 1922.
10372. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 Phillip
street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Rugby League
News -Vol. 3., No. 6." 6th June, 1922.
10373. New South Wales Rugby Football League,' 165 Phillipstreet, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Rugby League
News -Vol. 3, No. 7." 6th June, 1922.
10374. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne, Vic.
Book: " Victoria .Racing Club.
1922.
1922.
Second Day.
Birthday Meeting.
6th June,
Official Programme."
10375. Edgar Henry Peacock, 214 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic.
Sheet of Letterpress: "Modern Methods and Double
Entry Bookkeeping." 7th June, 1922.
10376. Vaiben Louis Solomon (" Vaiben Louis "), London
Song
House, 97 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, Vie.
" ° Bang! Bang! Bangalore." 7th June, 1922.
10377. Muriel Hedwig Lucy Pornitz (" Muriel Pornett "),
" Darnok," 226 Burke -road, Upper Hawthorn, Vie.
Drawn for and told to
Book : " Mia Mia Mites."
" Lyttlee," " Pattypan," and " Doddie." 7th June,
1922.
Wagga, N.S.W.
Moonee Valley Race- course on 10th June, 1922."
Sthi
June,- 1922.
10381. Reginald A. A. Stoneham, Princes - street, St. Kilda,
Vic., and Edmund G. Barker, 63 Little Latrobe- street.
Melbourne, Vic. Song: " Thrills and Kisses." 8th
June, 1922.
10382. Reginald A. A. Stoneham, Princes - street, St. Kilda,
Vic., and Edmund G. Barker, 63 Little Latrobe street,
8th June_
Song: " My Mexico."
Melbourne, Vic.
1922.
be held at the Australian Jockey Club Races on. Monday.
5th June, 1922." 9th June, 192.2.
10384. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, Li
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Kensington Races on Wednesday, 7th June, 1922." 9th June, 1922.
10385. Moorefield. Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street.
Sydney; N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : -" Weights for
Horses for races to be held at the Moorfield Races on
Saturday, 10th June, 1922." 9th June, 1922.
10386. Ada Whalen Smith, Commercial Bank, Port Adelaide.
Book of Poems and Stories.
S.A. Book: " Thoughts.
9th June, 1922.
George- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The Pearls of
By Sydney W. Powell. 9th June,
Cheung Tah."
.
1922.
103138. Critchley Parker, 376 Flinders -lane, Melbourne, Vie.
Newspaper : " The Sun " (New Series -Being a con-
tinuance of the edition started in January., 1888 -Vol,
1, No. 1) . 10th June, 1922.
Sheet
10389. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Melbourne, Vic,.
of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for races to be
held at the Caulfield Race course on the 17th June,
12th June, 1922.
1922."
10390. Thomas Meldrum, 38 Northcote -road, Armadale, Vic.
Poem : " Evolution " -A short didactic poem on evolu-
tion of living things on the earth, up to man, during
an estimated .period of six thousand million years.
12th June, 1922.
10391. Ada Marion Birch, 27 Hanover - street, North Perth, W.A.
Song: "Up in a Lilac Tree." 12th .Tune, 1922.
10392. Stanley Lewin Fredinan, " Blarney," Wellington- street.
Windsor, Melbourne, Vic., and Philip Cecil Tranthim
Fryer, 4 St. Colomb's- street, Glenferrie, Melbourne, Vie.
"Some Day." 12th June, 1922.
10393. Joseph Thomas, John - street, Corowa, N.S.W. Recitation: " Red and Black." Words by Joe Thomas. 13th
June, 1922.
13th
of Herds, for Milk Consumption in the Home, and
Financing the Same." 13th June, 1922.
1.0398. Frederick John Lincoln, 224 Rae- street, North Fitzroy,.
Vie. Song: " Gratitude." 14th June, 1922.
10399. Violet McGowan, 99 Kerferdroad, Albert Park, Melbourne, Vic., and Monty Pierce, 9 Jackson- street, St.
Kilda, Vie. Song : " The Joker Beats the Lot." Words
by Violet McGowan. Music by Monty Pierce. 15th
June,- 1922.
10400. Crankless Engines (Aus.) Proprietary Limited, 450
Collins street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " The Handbook
of the Crankless Engine." 15th June, 1922.
10401. George Herbert Lewis, South Esplanade, Henley Beach,
S.A. Song: " Careful Isaac." 15th June, 1922...
of Letterpress: " Weights for Horses for races to be
held at the Victoria Park Races on Saturday, 10th
.
103'78. Muriel Hedwig Lucy Pornitz (" Muriel Pornett ") ,
"Darnok," 226 Burke -road, Upper Hawthorn, Vie.
Book: " Wind Frolic." 7th June, 1922.
10379. Cecil Wilford Sockett, Arcade Building, 8th and Olive
streets, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America.
Book : " Sockett Saving System." 8th June, 1922.
10380. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, MelSheet of. Letterpress: " Weights or
bourne, Vic.
Handicaps for Horses f'or races to be held at the
Street Map: "Street Map of the
North and South Towns of Wagga Wagga.".
June, 1922." 15th June, 1922.
1.0403. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-
press : " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
races to be held at the Ascot Races on Wednesday, 14th
June, 1922." 15th June, 1922.
109 04. Canterbury Park Race - course Company Limited, 15
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for races to be held at the
Canterbury Park Races on Saturday, 17th June, 1922."
15th June, 1922.
1 eorge- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Rogues and
Ruses." By Con Drew. 15th June, 1922.
1.0400. John Pender, 777 Sydney -road, Brunswick, Vic. Sheet
of Letterpress : " A New System of Selling Horse Shoes,
Horse Nails, Horse Rasps, by making different Tables
of Prices for Various Quantities." 15th. June, 1922.
10408. Albert Frederick King, Leigh Chambers, .Leigh- street,
Adelaide. Book : " Modern Dancing._ A Description
of the latest steps and how to dance them."
16th
.
June, 1922.
10409. Ellen Benigna Nesbit, 17 Payneham -road, Joslin, S.A.
Scenario : " Treachery," or. " Two women- and the
Man." 17th June, 1922.
10.410. Granville Woollen Mills, Granville, N.S.W. Sheet of
Letterpress : " The Famous Jowett £5 Suits." By
Albert Wolk.
19th Júne, 1922.
104.11. Herbert Ellis, 15 Cawles -road, Mosman, Sydney, N.S.W.
Book : " Ellis System of Debt. Collection." 19th June,
1922.
10413. A. W. R. Vroland, Higher Elementary School, Dimboola,
Vie. Book: " Mental Arithmetic Tests for Qualifying Examination-(Home and School Series) ." 20th June,
1922.
1041 4. A. W. R. Vroland, Higher Elementary School, Dimboola,
Vic. Book : " Mental Arithmetic Tests for Merit Examination- ( Home and School Series) ." 20th 'June,
1922.
104'
04'15.
.
A. W. R. Vroland, Higher Elementary School, Dimboola,
Vic.
Series of Charts: " Fractions for Little Chil-
dren.
An . Educational Toy-(Home and. School
Series) ." 20th June, 1922.
10416. Arthur Charles Tinsdale, Forrest Chambers, St..
George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. Cinematograph Produc -.
tion : " The Laugh /on Dad." 20th June, 1922.
10417. Ernest Henry Grenfell, 109 Ascot- street.-south, Ballarat,
Vic. Compilation : " The Paramount Collective Diary,
. 1922." 22nd June, 1922.
1.0418. William E. Mack and Bernard Francis McMahon, Otley -.
.
place, off Murray- street, Perth, W.A. Portion of. a
Book : " W. A. Footballer -being the official numbers
allotted by the six clubs forming the Western Aus-
tralian Football League to its players for League Foot -.
ball Matches for the 1922 Season." 22nd June. 1922..
10419. Victoria Racing Club,' Bourke street, Melbourne, Vic..
-Sheet of Letterpress: " Victoria Racing Club. Entries
for Grand National Steeplechase Meeting, 1st, 5th, and
8th July, 1922." 22nd June, 1922.
404-2tat Zu17,102S
10420. John Stewart Armstrong and Edwin John Martin, trading as "The Armstrong Publishing Co.,' 14 Carrington street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Sydney's Palatial
Flats. A Directory and Work of Reference." 22nd
June, 1922.
10421. Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights
fqr Horses for races to be held at the Rosebill Races on
Saturday, 24th June, 1922, and Monday, 26th June,
1922." 22nd June, 1922.
1022. Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh stre$, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Table
held at the Rosebery Races on Wednesday, 21st June,
1922." 22nd June, 1922.
10423. Edward Meryon Webb, c/o The Age Office, Collinsstreet, Melbourne, Vie. Comedy: " Mrs. Brownhill's
Husband" A Comedy in Three Acts. 22nd June,
1922:
10424. Edward Meryon Webb, % The Age Office, Collins-
street, Melbourne, Vic. Musical Comedy: " The Temple
öf Joy." 22nd June, 1922.
10425. George Herbert Lewis, South Esplanade, Henley Beach,
S.A. . Song: "Uncle Doodle." 23rd June, 1922.
10426.. Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke- street, Melbourne,
Vic.
Book: " Williamstown Racing Club. Winter
Meeting, Saturday, 24th June, 1922. Official Programme." 26th June, 1922.
10427. oonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, Mel ourne, Vie.
handicaps for Horses for races to be held at the Moonee
Valley Racecourse oh the 28th June, 1922." 27th
June, 1922.
10428. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke - street, Mel bourne, Vic.
.
Oómmotirréalth. Gateild
10300,T. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sydney N.S.W. Drama: '" The Bat." An original Drama
in three acts. By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery
Hopwood. 9th May, 1922.
10301. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
A Fantasy: " Smilla' Through." A
Fantasy in a Prologue and three acts. By Allan
Langdon Mitchell. 9th May, 1922.
10337. J. C. Williamson Limited, 61 Castlereagh- street. Sydney, N.S.W. Play: "A. Bill of Divorcement."
A
Play in three acts. By Clemente Dane. 25th May,
.
1922.
1.0349. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Musical Play : " The Golden Moth" A
Musical Play of Adventure. By Fred Thompson and
P. G. Wodehouse. 31st May, I92210350. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagl.street, Sydney, N.S.W. Drama.: "A Southern Maid." A Musical
Drama in three acts. By Dion Clayton Ca.lthrope and
Harry Graham. 31st May, 1922.
M407. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Play: " The Lie." By Henry Arthur
Jones. 16th June, 1922.
10412. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Play :" Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure."
.An Arabian Night's Entertainment in three acts. By
Walter Hackett. 20th June, 1922.
Artistic Copyright A pplications.
4.804. P. J. Pratt and C. W. Pratt (The Geelong Air Service) ,
Geelong, Vie.
Photograph : " Gordon Institute of
Technology from the air." ist April, 1922.
4805. P. J. Pratt and C. W. Pratt (The Geelong Air Service),
Geelong, Vic. Photograph : " G eslong Town Hall from
Handicaps for Horses for Moonee Valley Cup, to be
the air." Ist April, 1922.
held at Moonee Valley Racecourse on 28th October, 480G. Frances Margot
Freeman, 12 William- street, South Yarra,
1922." 27th June, 1922.
Vic., and Elma Roach, Gordon- street, Toorak, Vic.
10429. Rosetta Levy and Leslie Levy, 373 Victoria- street, AbWork of Artistic Craftsmanship : " Painted Wooden
botsford, Vic. Fox -trot Song: "My Dark -Eyed Maid."
Beads to form a Necklace." To be known as Elmot
27th June, 1922.
Hand- Painted Beads. 5th April, 1922.
19430. Fred William Waters, Adelaide, S.A., and George Her - 4807. Frances Margot Freeman, 12
William street, South Yarra,
bert Lewis, Henley Beach, S.A. Song: " A Summer
Vic., and Elma Roach, Gordon - street, Toorak, Vic.
Night's Idyl." Words' by F. 7. Waters. Music by
Work of Artistic Craftsmanship: " Painted Wooden
G., H. Lewis. 27th June, 1922.
Bowl." To be known as Elmot Hand Painted Bowl.
10431. Fred William Waters, Adelaide, S.A. Play : " Destiny."
5th April, 1922.
27th June, 1922.
4808. Robert Rankine, Avoca- avenue, St. Kilda, Vic. Poster
10432. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 PhillipSketch: "Tinter." Being a representation of a lady's
street, Sydney, N.S.V. Book: " The Rugby League
head within coloured rays. 7th April, 1922.
News-Vol. 3, No. 10." 30th June, 1922.
4809. Albert Bellier de Villentroy, SO Hunter- street, Sydney,
10433. New South Wales Rugby Football League, 165 PhillipN.S.W. Photographic Print : " Among the Boxers."
street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Rugby League
13th April, 1922.
News-Vol. 3, No. ll.." 30th June, 1922.
4810. Violet Teague, Trewalla, Frankston, Vic.
Painting:
10434. Clarence Montague Orr, " Twyford House," 17 Castle" The Adoration of tic Shepherds." 19th April, 1922.
reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Book: " Federal and 4811. James
I. Northfield, Manufacturers' Buildings, Flinders State Income Tax Digest." 30th June, 1922.
street, Melbourne, Vie. Water Colour Sketch : " For
10435. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited. 15
Your Health's Sake." 21st April, 1822.
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- 4812. James I. Northfield, Manufacturers'
Buildings, Flinders press : " Table and Schedule of Weights for Horses for
street, Melbourne, Vic. Water Colour Sketch : " For
races to be held at the Kensington Races on Monday,
Your
Health's
Sake."
21st April, 1922.
26th June, 1922." 30th June, 1922.
4813. Charles Cecil Stanmore, 36 Junction- street, Junction,
10436. Mary Ellen Keleher, " Consdale, " Carbeen Siding,
Newcastle,
N.S.W.
Photograph : " Public Hospital,
N.S.W. Book: " The Land of the Strong." 30th June,
Newcastle, New South Wales." 21st April, 1922.
1922.
4814. Charles Cecil Stanmore,, 36 Junction - street, Junction,
Newcastle, N.S.W. Photograph: Hunter and Bolton
streets, Newcastle, :Tew South Wales." Showing monuof Letterpress: " Weights for Horses for races to be
ment in front of Post Office, two batiks, opposite corheld at the Victoria Park Races on Wednesday, 2Sth
ners, and Criterion Hotel in centre
of picture. 21st
June, 1922," 30th June, 1922.
April, 1922.
10438. Warwick Farm Racecourse Company Limited, 202 Pitt 4815. Charles Cecil Stanmore,
36 Junction- street, Junction,
street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weight;
Newcastle, N.S.W. Photograph: "Hunter-street, Newfor Horses for races to be held at the Warwick Farm
castle, New South Wales, taken from Perkin-street,
Races on Saturday, ist July, 1922." 30th June, 1922,
showing Scott's Shop Buildings on the right." 21st
April, 1922.
George- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The Boss of 4816. Mark Foys Limited, Liverpoolstreet, Sydney, N.S.W.
Killara." By Vance Palmer. 30th June, 1922.
Advertising Poster: " The Wisdom of Solomon." By
Hugh Victor Foy and Charles Hunt. 24th April, 1922.
Performing Rights.
4817. Waiter James Dowman, 38 Martin - place, Sydney, N.S.W.
Drawing: "Advance Australia." 2nd May, 1922.
10229. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House, 4818. Sidney
Riley Studio, 246 Queen - street, Brisbane, Qld.
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, S.W. Play: "A Woman's
Photograph: " Archbishop Duhig, Roman Catholic
Calvary?'
Royce Carlson. 12th April, 1922.
Archbishop of Brisbane." 2nd May, 1922.
10230. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House, 4819. Emile
Lazern, 124 Anzac- parade, Kensington,
N.S.W.
Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.' Drama: "Rose of
Photograph
: " Beauford the Flyer Racehorse."
thé Ring." Ry ]ifabel S. Keightley. 12th April,
5th
May, 1922.
1922.
10231. Ben and Jelin Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,
Castlereagh- street, Sydney,. N.S.W.
.
Play: " Whom
God Hath Joined." A Play din four acts. By Stuart
Lomatli. 12th April, 1922,
10.299. J. C. Williamson Limited, 51 Castlereagh- street, Sy4.
ney, N.S.W, Play: " Mary." A play in two acts.
Boor and lyrics by Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel.
.
9th May, 1922.
4820. Pierre du Longschamps, 129 King- street, Sydney, N.S.VP.
Drawing; " Man drawing beer from a barrel into a
bottle - showing on the reverse side thereof said
drinking said beer," To be used as an advertisingman
device.
8th May, 1922.
4821. William Henderson, 16 -18 Hunter- street, Sydney,
N.S.W.
Drawing: " Poreapins Ant-Eater!' 11th May, 1922.
.
4822. William Henderson, 16 -18 Hunter- street,
Sydney, N.S.W.
Drawing: " Great Flying Phalanger." 11th May, 1922.
1
-s
No. $0.
1911
Maniemvrnalth Guide
4823. William Henderson, 16-18 Hunter- street, Sydney, N.S.P.
Drawing: "Common Opossum." 1 1th May, 1022.
4824. William Henderson, 16 -18 Hunter- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Drawing: " Dingo or Wild Dog." 11th May, 1022.
Drawing: " Brush Tailed Rock Wallaby." 11th May,
4852. Margaret Woneon; Lysahht- street, Fairy Meadow, N.S.W.
Painting: " Waterspout at Wollongong, New South
Wales."
4827. William Henderson, ,16 -18 Hunter- .street,. Sydney, N.S,W.
Drawing: " The Gritat Grey 1Ç ingarr o."
11th May,
1922.
11th May,
Drawing: "Native or Spotted Cat."
1922.
4829. William Henderson, 16 -18 Hunter street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Drawing: "Brown Tree Kangaroo." 11th May, 1922.
Drawing: " Flying Fox," ll.th° May, 1922..
Drawing: "Kaola, or Native Bear." 11th. May, 1922.
Drawing: " Tasmanian Devil." 11th May, 1922.
4833. William Thomas Jones, Glen Huntly and Ormond roads,
Elwood, Vie. Photograph : " Saved from the, Sea-
Derelict Schooner in a Gale.
Rescue."
Lifeboat Crew to the
12th May, 1922.
street, Melbourne, Vie. Drawing : " The Gipsy Ki c ws"
..By Alexander D. Malcolm. 30th June, 1922.
G. S. BROWN, Registrar of Copyrights.
HE Governor- General in Council has approved of the following appointments under the Treasury Regulatiens:--CHARLES JAMES BRADLEY, tcl, be Acting Authorizing .044
Certifying Officer for the Sm ii Arms Ammunition Factory,
Department of Defence, during the "temporary absente of T.
L. AteNarnara.
Wrr,nrAm GAnnARn BATTEN to certify accounts for salaries,
of the Deputy Presidents of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration (A.ct No. 29, 1921) .
JOIiN FRANCIS MURPHY to be Acting Authorizing Officer for
the Home and Territories Department during the temporary
absence of H. H. Jones.
E. M. CHRISTIE, in addition to J. KrNMOND, P. R. CLELAND,
W. BUTLER, and R. A. l'+ ETIIERSTON. to be Authorizing Offieer
to the Department of Works and Railways, Northern Territory.
SUB- TREASURY ACCOUNTANT, Darwin, to be Authorizing
Officer for the., Department of Works and Railways, Northern
Territory, rice E. M. Christie.
THOMAS FINLAY to be Acting Authorizing and Certifying
Officer for
the Postmaster-General's Department, State of
New South Wales, vice the Aecou.ntar t.
4834. Alfred Hayhow, c/o The Cambridge Delicacies Limited.,
27 -31 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Drawing : " Group
of Meats and Meat Smdllgoods." 15th May, 1922.
4835. William .Charles Ferran and Peter Volkert Payens, The
Exchange Studies, 49 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Photograph: " C.G.S.S. Ifobsons Bay -Bow -On. 23rd
May, 1922.
4839. William Charles Ferran and Peter Volkert Payens, The
Exchange Studios, 49 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Photograph: " C.G.S.S. Tfobsens Bay -Stern View."
23rd May, 1922.
4.837. Rope Helenus Scott Wallace, 294 Jersey -road, Woolehra.,
Sydney, N.S.W. Cut Paper Design : " The Madonna."
23rd May, 1922.
4838. Harold W. Taylor, 10 Russell- place, Melbourne, Vie.
Photograph : " Child Pouring Out Tea. Showing also
3ewpies and Doll on Floor." 25th May, 1922.
4839. Baltic Simplex Machinery Company Proprietary Limited,
491 Flinders -lane, Melbourne, Vic. Drawing : "Letterhead for use on Stationery of the Baltic Simplex Machinery. Co. Pty. Ltd." By Oscar Owen. 27th May,
1.922.
4840. Clarence William Marriott. 56 -62 Little Bourke- street,
Melbourne, Vie. Coloured Print: " Coloured print displaying an electric kettle and an electric toaster stove
in use on a breakfast table at which are seated a man
and woman." 30th May, 1922.
4841. Clarence William Marriott. 51 -62 little Bourke street,
Melbourne, Vic. Coloured Print: " Coloured print displaying an electric radiator in use before a, man seated
reading in an easy chair, and a child playing with
blocks and a cat." 30th May, 1922.
4842. William Charles Ferran and Peter Volkert Payens, The
Exchange .Studios; 49 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Photograph: " Mrs. Annie Besant-t length." 6th
June, 1922.
4843. William Charles Ferran and-Peter Volkert Payens, The
Exchange Studios, 49 Pitt - street,
27th June, 1922.
4853. Reginald Byrne and Eric- Strom ("Ideas"), 99 Queen-
1922.
4826. William Henderson, 1048 Hunter-street, Sydney, N.S.W.
"Drawing: "Duck-Billed Platypus." 11th May, 1922.
7t1i :ulq, 1.ß2
Sydney, N.S.W.
Photograph: " Mrs. Annie Besant -Bust Picture." 6th
June, 1922.
4844. Robert Alston, Sheridan- street, Cairns, Queensland.
Photograph : ` Composite Views of Cairns -No. 46A."
12th June, 1922.
4845. Robert Alston, Sheridan- street, Cairns, . Queensland:
ASSISTANT DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION (Victoria),
Melbourne, to be Authorizing and Certifying Officer for the
Taxation Branch, State of Victoria, Department of the Tres.;
sure, vice the Deputy Commissioner.
THE CERTIFYING OFFICERS, .Department of Defence, Central
Administration, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South
Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania., and the Royal
Military College, Duntroon, to be Certifying (Veer for ex-
penditure from the Trust Fund, Defence Compensation. Aceourit.
Tn Bert- of
HOME AND TERRFROHIES DEPARTMENT.
Additions, New Works and Buildings.
Expenditure under control of Home and Territories Depart
ment -The Chief_ Clerk, Home and Territories Department.
Loan Fund for Works, &c.
Under control of Home and Territories Department -T_ he
Chief Clerk, Home and Territories Department.
11rsfif. tete
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.
Additions, New Works and Buildings.
Expenditure under control of Home and Territories Depart -
nient (except Federal Capital Territory) :The Chief Clerk,
Home and Territories Department.
Expenditure under control of Home and Territories Department, Federal Capital Territory :The Clerk in Charge,
Accounts Branch, Department of Works and Railways, Canberra.
Loan, Fund for 'Forks, etc.
Under control of Home and Territories Department (except
Federal Capital Territory) -The Chief Clerk, Home and Territories Department.
Under control of Home and Territories Department, Federal
Capital Territory -The Clerk in Charge, Accounts Branch,
Department of Works and Railways, Canberra.
S. M. BRUCE, Treasurer.
EXPENDITURE UNDER. TREASURY REGULATION
No. 67 MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE COMMON WEALTII AUDIT ACT 1901 -1920.
Photograph: " Composite. Views of Babinda -No. 66."
12th June, 1922.
4846. Robert Alston, Sheridan- street, Cairns, Queensland.
Photograph: " Composite Views`- Barron and Stoney
Creek Falls - Aborigines and Cairns -No. 74." 12th
June, 1922.
liquidator for Geo. Robertson & Co. Pty. Ltd., Elizábeth-
Painting: " Historic Passing of Ross Smith's Viniy."
£925.--Moffat Virtue Limuited -l. standard Crawley rounding
and :backing bookbinding machine (fir Government Printer) ,
4847. Margaret WW'onson, Lysaght- street, Fairy Meadow, N.S.W.
14th June, 1922.
Stanley Brookes, " Holloway," Cowper- street,
Upper Hawthorn, Vic. Photo gra.plr : " Dickens Character Study- Micatvber." 19th June, 1922,
4849. Edwin Stanley Brookes, "Holloway," Cowper- street,
Upper Hawthorn, Vic. Photograph : Dickens Character Study - Quilp." 19th June, 1922.
4850. Arthur Charles Tinsdale, Forrest Chambers, St. George'sCinematograph Production:
terrace, Perth, W.A.
"The Horne - Coaling of Ross Smith." 20th June, 1922.
4S48. Edwin
4851. Fredrick William Thiel, Jr., Adelaide- street, Briane,
Queensland. Book : " Brisbane Illustrated- Business
and Pleasure. "
23rd June, 1922:
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
£312. -250 copies of A.ustraliä Tlnlimited -G. R. Campbell,
street, Melbourne (in voluntary liquidation).
DEPARTMENT OF THE T1.1.EA.KTItY,
£395
16x.
Sd.- Australasian Paper and Pulp
Compara
Limited -500 reams of printing paper, 25 x 40, 40 lbs. (fo
Commonwealth Stores Supply and Tender-Board).
-- (2,425 IN.- Burroughs Adding Machine Company- a Burroughs machines, model No. 978, £833 14s.; 6 Burroughs
adding and listing machines, No.- 15, duplex (for ComnlQnw'ealth Stores Supply and Tender Board); g1,591 16q.
£333 6e. ßr1.- AustraVlian Portland Ceriíeut Company-4,00Q
bags of Dement (fur Commonwealth- stores Supply and .Tender
Board).
:
X330,- Anstrala-aiall Paper and .Pulp Company Lirait @d - -100
gtor) ..
reams white tickot paper, 8B *. 32, 1O Ph9. (for Note
Nfl. 40.--27#h July, 1922
1146
£225. Carmichael and. Company Limited -3 fonts IO=pt.
type, U.S., with italics and small capitals, £135; 1 font 8 -pt.
type, 0.S., with italics and small capitals, £45; 1 font 6 -pt.
type, O.S., with italics and small capitals, with Q.S. figures,
£45 ( for Government Printer) .
£382 16s. 3d. Alexander Cowan and Sons. Limited -125
reams art paper, double royal, 70 lbs. ( for Government
which certain alterations are carried out, and thereafter from
month to month, at an increased rental of from £1 per week to
£1 7s. Gd. per week. (W.L.22/500) .
Whereas immediate possession of the front portion of the
£349 13s.B. J. Ball Limited-108 reams art paper, double
for the disposal of such accommodation by lease to Mr. Arthur
Printer) .
.
Commonwealth Ora.zette
royal, 74 lbs. (for Government Printer) .
£133 6s. 8d. G-. W. Cumpston -2,000 yards cream holland
.( for Government Printer) .
£175 3s. 5d. Australasian Paper and Pulp Company Limited
5 15/20 reams white printing paper, 30 x 40, 48 lbs., £10 7s.;
2 7/20 reams white printing paper, 22.1 x 35, 32 lbs., £2 16s.
5d. ; 108 reams white printing paper, 25 x 40, 40 lbs., £162 (for
Government Printer) . (Excess quantity supplied under contract No. 2, 1920 -21.)
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.
£159 10s. Curcier, Adet, & Co. -10 eases of gin, £65; 18
eases of whisky, £94 10e.
£111 IOs. Od. Purchase of duplicates for a 24 -ft. "Comet
'windmill, No. 507, from Sidney Williams & Co. Ltd.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Ex. Mins. Nos. 338, 343, 344, 347.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
£670 16s. 8d. Sydney Stoneware Pipe Association, 12 CastleSydneyPurchase of 11,500 4 -in. earthenware
pipes.
reagh- street,
£165 13s. 6d. Eilenberg & Zeltner, Melbourne Purchase of
129 oilskin coats and 47 pairs of leggings.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
£129 15s. per annum. Lloyd Hosking, East Moonta, Moonta
Mines Payment for the performance of the letter delivery
and clearance of letter receivers at Moonta Mines, from 2nd
August, 1922.
£336. J. J. Drage & Sons, Payneham -- Purchase of 12 telephone silence cabinets.
W. M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.
APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL
REGISTRARS.
T 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.
Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date upon
which the person appointed takes over the duties of the office,
and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister :
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
Eden- Monaro.
GEORGE WALLACE POLLARD, Senior Postal Assistant, Braidwood, to keep the
Roll for the Subdivision of Braidwood, in the place of
Eteonard Adam, whose appointment is terminated.
Division of New England. ROBERT JAMES WILSON,
Postmaster, Barraba, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision
of Barraba, in the place of Thomas Garaty, whose appointment is terminated.
Division of Riverina. SIDNEY HERBERT DUTFIELD,
Postmaster, Barmedman, to keep the' Roll for the Subdivision of Barmedman, in the place of William French,
whose appointment is terminated.
Division of Riverina. JAMES PATRICK FLOOD, Postal
Assistant, Hay, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of
Hay, in the place of Albert Henry Kilmartin, whose
Division of
appointment is terminated.
STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
Division of Herbert. EDWARD LAWRENCE STAPLE -
TON, Relieving Postmaster, Bowen, to keep the Roll for
the Subdivision of Bowen, in the place of David` Herron.
whose appointment is terminated.
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
3rd floor of Horsham. House, Brisbane, Queensland,
leased by the Commonwealth for War Service Homes purposes,
is not required for any public purpose, authority be granted
Tilbury for a period from the 22nd April, 1922, to the 30th
August, 1923, at a rental of £3 15e. per week, plus a lighting
charge for seven (7) electric light points of ls. 6d. per point
per month. --, (Q.L.22/831) .
For the acquisition by .agreement of a lease, for the purposes of the Department of Repatriation,. of the 1st floor of
premises situated at No. 41 Systrum- street, Ultimo, New
South Wales, for a period of one (1) year from the 24th
October, 1921, and thereafter
fter on a weekly tenancy, at a rental
of £8 12s. 5d. per month. (N.L 22/1622) .
For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the
owner, namely, John Percival Hearn, the right and privilege
of entering upon and using for the purposes of all emergency
landing ground for aircraft on the Sydney- Adelaide aerial
route, certain land at Tillara. Station, New South -Wales, for
a period of three (3) years certain from the 1st April, 1922, and
thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice in
writing by either party to the other of intention to deter
mine the agreement. at a. rental of ls. per annum.(N.L.22/1092) .
For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the
owner, namely, Alfred Robert Withers, the right and privilege
of entering upon and using for the purposes of an emergency
landing ground for aircraft on the Sydney - Adelaide aerial
route, certain land at Malice Cliffs, New South Wales, for a
period of five (5) years certain from the 1st January, 1922,
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 5s. per annum. (N.L.22/1 091)
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of certain
accommodation in the Exhibition Building, Carlton, Victoria,
in connexion with modelling for the purposes of the Australian
War Museum, for a further period from the 1st July, 1922, to
the 20th April, 1925. at the existing rental of £220 per annum. (V.L22/28) .
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises
situated at Tooraweenah, New South \Vales, and occupied as
a post and telegraph office, for a further period of three (3)
years from the 20th November, 1922, and thereafter from
month to month, at an increased rental of from £65 per annum
to £70 per annum.--- .(N.L.22 /1550).
G. F. PEARCE, Minister for Home and Territories.
Home and Territories Department,
Melbourne.
DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN DEFENCE LAND AT THOONA,
IN THE STATE OF VICTORIA.
WHEBEAS certain land the property of the Common wealth, situated in the State of Victoria, more parti cularly described in the Schedule hereunder, is not required
for any public purpose, His Excellency the Governor - General
in Council has approved of authority being granted for the
disposal of such land by sale to the Trustees of the Public
Hall, Thoona,, Victoria, for the sum of £ 10.
22/1151.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of
1 acre, more or less, being the property entered on page 19
of the Schedule of Transferred Properties in the State of
Victoria, and therein described as a site for orderly room and
drill ground for Light Horse, and being allotment 2, section
2, township of Thoona, i arisli of Mokoan, county of Moira,
State of Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown
haehured on plan hereunder.
Division of Wakefield. GILBERT HORNER, Divisional
Returning Officer for Wakefield, Radina, to keep the Roll
for the Subdivision of Jamestown (without additional remuneration), in the place of James Blight, whose appointment is terminated.
THE Governor - General in Council has approved that
authority-be granted for the following leases and
licences
Whereas immediate possession of certain land at Sunshine,
-Victoria, leased by the Commonwealth as a miniature rifle
range site for a period of twenty -one (21) years from the 1st
July, 1918, is not required for any public purpose, authority
be granted for the disposal of such property by surrendering
the agreement under date the 20th January, 1919, ae from the
Ist . June, 1922.
(V.L.22/1159) .
For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises at
Manjimup, Western Australia, occupied as a post and telegraph office, for a period of one (11 year from the date on
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DESCRIPTION OF LAND -REFERRED TO.
The War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
THE WAR SERVICE' HOMES COMMISSIONER.
PURSUANT to the War Service Homes Act 1918 - 1:920, and
the Regulations made thereunder, it is hereby notified
and declared by the War Service Homes Commissioner, a
body corporate by the said Act, that the land at Asbury,
in the State of New South Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout all rights, interests,' and things reserved to
All that piece or parcel of laud containing an area of 2 roods
more or less being re- subdivisions 1.9 and 20 of sub - division. 1,
of portion 72V, parish of East Barron, County of 11 Tares, State
of Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured .
on plan hereunder :
His Majesty the King by or under the Crown grant or
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Crown grants of the said land) has been acquired by compulsory process for the purposes of the War Service Homes
1
Act 1918 -1920.
Dated the 24th day of July *, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty -two.
(L.s.)
N.L.22 / 1.488.
J. M. SEMMENS,
Acting War Service Homes Commissioner.
J.3380.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO,
21
124 perches more or less being part of lot 7 of section 30,
originally granted to Edward Clark by Crown grant dated 13th
February, 1855, and part of lot 8 of section 30, originally
granted to William Conley by Crown grant dated 15th Sep
tember, . 1854, Town of Albury, parish of Albury, county of
Hume, State of New South Wales, Commonwealth, of Australia, as, shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing
at a point in the eastern side of David- street, which bears
8 degs. 40 mina. 20 secs. 105 feet 7 ins. from the intersection of that side of that street with the northern side of
Smollet- street; thence by part of the eastern side of David street, bearing ,8 degs. 40 mins. 20 secs. 35 feet to its intersection with the southern side of Clark- street; thence by part
of the southern side of Clark- street bearing 98 degs. 40 mins.
20 secs. 100 feet ; and thence by lines bearing 188 degs.
40 mins. 20 secs. 35 feet, and 278 degs. 40 mins. 20 secs. 1.00
feet to the point of commencement.
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Home and Territories Department,
Melbourne.
DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN POSTAL LAND - AT
NEWSTEAD, IN THE STATE OF' VICTORIA.
HERE AS certain land the property of the CommonWy
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100
wealth,
situated in the State
of
Victoria, - more
particularly described in the Schedule hereunder, is not required for any public purpose, His Excellency the GovernorGeneral in Council has approved of authority being granted
for the disposal of such land by sale to Mr. Jens .Hansen, of
Newstead, Victoria, for the sum of £75.
V.L.-22/1091.
DESCRIPTION OF LEND REFERRED TO.
2 roods, more or less, being the property entered on page 4
of the Schedule of Transferred Properties in the._ State of.
Victoria, and therein described as office and quarters, and being
a reserve for telegraph station (vide Gazette 1863,.page 1305),
town of Newstea,d, parish of Strangways, county of Talbot,
State of Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia, as shout
hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at the intersection
of the south - western side 'of Panmure- street with the southeastern side of Canrobert- street ; thence by part of the south western side of Panmure- street - bearing 139 degs. 28 mins.
200 links; thence by lines bearing 229 degs. 28 wins. 250 links
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and 319 degs. 28 mins. 200 links to a point in the southeastern side of Canrobert- street before mentioned ; and thence
by part of that side of that street bearing 49 degs. 28 mins.
250 links to the commencing point.
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The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
THE COMMONWEALTH.
IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the
Governor- General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been
acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition
.4 et 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for Postal
purposes at Yungaburra, Queensland.
Dated the 20th day of July, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty -two.
--
FORSTER,
Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
G. F. PEARCE.
Minister of State for Home and Territories.
Q.L.22/783.
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TENDERS.
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POSTM1111M-GENERAPs DEPl1IMUIDTT.
TIERS INVITED.
ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or services.
Tenders must bp indorsed f Tender for,
,,.,,,,
(as
.. the ease may be)' and be addressed to the Deputy Postmastertkenerai in the State Darned. They Mal be depo4ited j the Tend @r.
`boa at the Genial Post Of9ce in that State; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.
Schedule No. Tender Forms, Specifications, rte., obtainable frs
Description of Material or Service Required.
íIENERAL1
.
°overall Wire All States ..
Swltohioe rd Cable Various States
3 p.m., .16.8.22
3 p.m., 22.8.22
V.31
Off
NEW SOUTH' WALES.
ecunfnlator Battery of 11 cells, Sydney
One Accu-
929
Bakelite Sheet, Etgnoid Rod, and Fibre Sheet
952
Sydney,
Brass Sheet and Rod, Ebonite Sheet and Rod,
Sydney
951
Stores -Branches, Sydney (6M Hari prstreet), Brisbane, G,P,O., Melbourne
2.30 p.m., 18.9.22***
and Adelaide
Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 2.30 p.m., 24.8.22
Harbour- street) ; Brisbane; Adelaide
(West Terrage); and G.P.O., Melbourne
Departmental Stores, Sydney (94 Harbour. 2.30 p.m., 23,10.22
streetj, Brisbane, Adelaide (West- terrace),
and (.P,O. Kelbpurneit
Post Ceg Or $,eoeivirig Offices named 2.30 p.m., 2.8.22
Conveyance of Mails To and from Hawksvlew
in the service
and Hume Reservoir, six times a week, or to
and from Asbury and Hume Reservoir, six
times a week
N.S.W.
State Engineer, G.IP,Q., Sydney ; Seottional '2.30 p.m., 7,8.22
Supply and delivery of about 165 wooden poles
Engineer, Lisnigre ; Póst Q ices, Córnki,
where required between Coraki and South S.E. 38/21
M.O.
South 'Wandbprri, %slue, gnd Graf t9n
Woodburn
S.E.
State Epgiieer, Sydney ; Seçtionai En- 2,30 p.m., 11,8.22
Repaira to Menindee Pooncarie section, or
supply and delivery of 422 poles where requited
25 WG
Repairs to Dentliquin Tooumwel s tion, or
S,E.
23 WG
supply and delivery of 125 wooden poles where
gineer, Wagga, and Post Offices, iVlelain-
dee, Pooncaïie, Wentworth, Balranald,
Euston, Broken Hill
required
State Engineer; Sydney; Sectional En- 2.311 p.m., 11.8.22
gineer, Wagga, and Post Offices, Deniliquin, Tocumwal, Finley, 3'erilderie,
Berrigan, Wingello, Bundsnoon, Barmaid, Stockinbingal, Temora, and
Repairs to telegraph line Witcanni,a to Tape ; or
supply and delivery of 272 wooden poles
i:adiier Tr. Al and Fittings, Sydney
E.E.
22 WG
964
.
'r--in Seal Cups and Tin Label Holders, Sydney..
Supply and delivery of Poles, Broken Dill
960
24 W.G.
Benalla (Vic.)
State Engineer, Sydney ; Sectional Engineer, Wagga, and Post Offices, Wilcannia, Tilpa, Bourke, Huston, Menin
dee, Wentworth, and
Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64
Harbour - street), Brisbane, Adelaide,
(West- terrace), and G.P.O., Melbourne
..
..
Ditto
2.30 p.m., 11.8.22
2.30 p.m., 17 8.22
2,30 p.m., 7.8.22
State Engineer, Sydney ; Sectional En- 2,30 p.m., 1.9.22
gineers, Newcastle, Wagga and Dubbo ;
Post Offices, Benalla (Victoria), Melbourne, and Adelaide
Sectional Engineer, Lismore ; Post Offices,
lrviñgton, Nowlanville, Clovass, Casino,
Kyogle, and Grafton
Supply and delivery of about 221 Wooden Poles
where required between Irvington and Clovass,
vi4 Nowlanville
E,E.
7/21
Supply, &o., Antomatie Switchboards and
V.39
3 p.m., 17.10.22
V.40
3 p.m., 17.10.22
M.(3.
2.30 p.m., 21.8,22
VICTORIA.
Assoof ated Apparatus Ascot
Supply,- &e., Automatic Switchboards and
Asseplatecl Apparatus N. Melbourne
..
Cable and Switéhboard Parts, Melbourne
..
..
Telephone Parts, Melbourne
..
Stalloy Diaphragms, Melbourne
Departmental Stores Branch, Melbourne ..
Méters, Protectors, and Switchboard Cable,
V.27
V.63
V.64
V.61
3 p.m., 8.8.22
3 p.m., 26.9.22
3 p.m., 22.8.22
3 p.m., 22.8.22
Malvern
Mail Baskets, Melbourne
..
V.66
Departmental Stores. Branch, Melbourne ..
3 p.m., 8.8.22
..,
563
561
559
579
573
..
*t
QUEENSLAND.
Protective Apparatus -- Brisbane
Telephone Apparatus and Pará -- Brisbane
Switchboard Apparatus and Parts Brisbane . .
Cable, Brisbane
.,
..
Switchboard Apparatus and Parts
SD
0
,,
Noon, 9.8.22
Noon, 27.9.22
Noon, 20.9.22
Nag », 6.9.22
Noon, 13.9.22
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Noon, 2.8.22
Noon, 28.8.22
Noon, 23.8.22
Noon, 23.8.22
Wooden Telegraph Poles Angaeton -black Hill
..
Orossarms and Spindles, Adelaide
..
Seel Spindles, Adelaide
..
Cast Iron Footplates, Adelaide
632
635
636
Telegraph and Telephone Apparatus, Testing
Instruments and Protective Apparatus Perth
734
Noon, 9.8.22
752
753
754
765
157
Noon, 16.8.22
Noon, 9.8.22
Doon, 16.8.22
Noon, 15.11.22
N9en, 3118.22
637
*
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
.
Bolts, Spindles, and Ironwork generally
Timber for Cross -arms and Wooden Spindles ..
.
Earthenware and Galvanized Iron Pipe
...
iron *Poles
Letter Box Fronts ..
..
ISM. 80.-27th
i#89
ilommonweàith dizette
, 1922
TENDERSPOSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT continued.
Deséríptian éf ljittetlai br Service required.
Schedule 'No.
C11)1e 'loxes, Inealato"rëf Wooden Spindles, and
358
Tenders Close_
Tender Forms, Specifications, &c., obtainable from
TASMANIA.
Noon, 21:8.22
Cable 134s, Robart of Launceston
e tésrbiiitifte.Mitiiiii Brätibiibt; Eydndg (6i }ift n* 4tMMét).1 13 risbant ; Adelaide (ttbst Tbrraàe) ; säd Pétth ; i,1.P.0e., Melbourne and Hebert,
f Tender #ohms, &E., rimy tilid be iúspeeted at the Wilde Of the Official Secretary to the Oovtmissioner for Australia in Amerlea, Boom 1018, South Perry
M.
.Buildings, 44 Whitehall- street, New York.
Commissioner, London.
I; Tenders returnable sat office of D puty P,oetmaster.Generali, Melbourne.
11 A tee of LI is. fia made for each coy cs the SPeeißeation, which fee will be returned on receipt tif a bond fidetender.
*** Date of closing extended from 17th August, 1922.
`§
Offers to be accompanied by a plan and full particulars Of
the site with an intimation of the owner's willingness to agree
to the länd being acquited by the Commonwealth tiittlet the
comPùlsory provisions of the Lands Acquisition Act ÌJO6.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
QUEENSLAND.
Mr. E. Neilsen; Naraitgba, Queensland. Schedule 135
Supply and delivery on trucks at Narangba of wood telegraph
poles for Brisbane stock; total amount of tender £562 10s.
Stewarts and Lloyd's (Aust.) Ltd., Brisbane. Schedule 566,
OFFERS, addressed to the Commonwealth Surveyor General, 318 Post Office - place, Melbourne, will be redeived
until noon on Monday, 28th August, 1922, from persons willing
item 40, 400 poles; galvanized; tubular; 20 feet long; at 14 18s.
6d. each; item 41., 400 poles, galvanized; tubular, 24 feet long,
at £6 Ils. 5d. each; item 4.2, 150 poles, galvanized, tubular,
to purchase for removal the buildings situated at Not. 314
26 -feet long, at 18 13s. 8d. each.
W. R. Poole, 256 Glenlyón -road, Brunswick, Victoria. Schedtile 570, item 3, 900 locks, Yale barrel pattern, - 5 pin, coniplefe, with three keys to each, to fit private letter -box fronts,
and 316 Vincent - street, Leederville, Western Australia; commprising a 4- roomed weatherboard Cottage and galvanized iron
Shed (40 ft. x 25 ft.).
Commonwealth S.P. No. 532, similar and equal to lock on
sealed pattern Nd: 532; at 5a. 2d. each, total, £232 10s.; item
Highest or any offer hot necessarily accepted.
G-. F. PEARCE; Minister for Home and Territories.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
SHIP CONSTRUCTION BRANCH.
4, 10 gross keys, blank, paracénttie, for 5 -pin lock, similar and
equal to Cinriinoriivealth S.P. 532. at 5d. each, total £30.
TENDERS FOB ANCHORS.
Adelaide Pottery and Drain -pipe Works, Cog1in- street, Bronip-
ton, South Australia. Schedule No. 627 Item 1; 100 bends,
pipe, glazed earthenware, 4 inches diameter, 2 feet long, split,
45 dege., - cirrcle, at ls. 10d. each £9 3a. 4d.; item 2, 100 bends,
pipe, glazed earthenware, 4 inches diameter, 2 feet long, split,
90 degs., i- circle, at ls. 10d. each £9 3s. 4d.; item 11, 17,000
conduits; glazed earthenware, 2 duct, 2 'feet long, to specification 547 and drawing C.249, at 2s. 6d. each £2,125; item 12,
100 conduits, glazed earthenware, 4 duct, 2 feet long, to spéci-
.
.
fication 647 and drawing C.249, at 4s. each £20; item 13,
31,000 pipes, glazed earthenware; 4 inches diameter, 2 feet
long, to specification 588, at is. 2d.. each-11,808 6s. 8d. ;
item 14, 450 conduits, pipe, glazed earthenware, split, 4 inches
diameter, 2 feet long, to specification 588 and sealed pattern
S.A. 100, at ls. 3d. each --cE28 2s. 6d.; item 16, 1,000 conduits,
glazed earthenware,.2 duct, 2 feet long, to specification 547
and drawing 0.249; at 2s. 7d. each --£129 3s. 4d.; item 17,
1,250 conduits, glazed earthenware; 2 feet long, 4 duct, to
specification 547 and drawing 0.249, at 4s. lid. each £257
16s. 3d.; item 18, 100 conduits, pipe, glazed earthenware,
split, 4 inches diameter, 2 feet long, to specification 588 and
sealed pattern S.A. 100, at ls. 3d. each £6 5s.. Delivery.
Items 1 and 2, into Store; items 11 -14, on job in metropolitan
area; items 16 -18, on job at Semaphore.
R. C. Worthley, Port -road, Bronipton, South Australia.
Schedule No. 627 Ìtem 6, 100 junctions, tee, pipe, glazed
eárthehiare, split, 4 inches diameter, at 2s: 6d. each £12 10s.
South Australian Portland Cement Co. Ltd., Bowhtan Buildings, Adelaide. Schedule NO. 627 =4tem 10, 600 bags (12 to
TENDERS Will be received up to Noon on Wednesday, 18th
August, for. the supply of the following anchors to .Cockatoo
Island Dockyard:- 3 bower anchors, stöckless, each 86 cwt. gross.
1 stream; anchor, stockless or ordinary, 26i cwt.; ex stock.
1 kedge anchor, stockless or ordinary, 13 cwt., ex stock.
The above quantities for each of two ships.
Anchors to he of approved design, and in accordance with
LloydPs latest rules and tests for 100 Al Class. Test. certificates to be supplied with anchors.
Price to include delivery to Cockatoo Island Dockyard, Sydt
ney, N.S.W.
Tenders must be on proper form, and accompanied by prescribed deposit.
Tender forms hiay be obtained on application to Ship Construction Branch.
..
Tenders should be indorsed Tenders for Anchors, and addressed to the Ténder Board, Ship Construction Branch, 31
King- street, Melbourne.
W. M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.
i No. 2 -T.ON, OVERHEA6, HAND TRAVELLING CRANE
F_ R LIGHT FITTING SHOP, GARDEN ISLAND,
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES.
TENDERS are invited and will be received, subject to the
conditions of tendering; until 12 noon, Monday, 7th August,
1922, for the supply and erection Of a travelling Crane, as
toiìy cém.ent, Portland, to specification 576, tò be delivered_ on
above.
15, 100 bags (12 to ton) cement, Portland, to specification 576,
Skeleton specification, general conditions, and tender fain
may be obtained On application to the following :Dirrétor .5f
job, in metropolitan area, at l ls. 3d. per bag-1337 Pas.; item
to be delivered on job at Semaphore, at lls. 6d. per bag-£57 10s.
Naval Works, Chélford ]Huse, 154 -6 Flinders -lane, McWho:trìte;
Superintending CMl Engineer,- Customs Hóuse, Circular Qïïécy,
Schedule No. 627 Item 3, 13 covers, manhole, No. 1 road,
complete with frame, to specification 358 and drawing C.38,
brit tin Miitìbered, at -£15 15a each -- 1204 15s.; item 4, 120
covers, manhole, No. 2, footpath, complete with frame, to
specification 363 and drawing 0.139A, but un- numbered, at
13 2s. 6d. each £375.
Shop," to be addressed to : Commonwealth Works and Railways Tender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney,
New South Wales.
No ténder necessarily accepted.
Forwood, Down,- and Co. Ltd., Hindley- street, Adelaide.
A. POYNTON, Postmaster- General.
OFFERS, addressed
to
the
Commonwealth
Surveyor -
in the
vicinity of Bay - street, Brighton,
EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.
b
General, 318 Post Office-place, Melbourne; will be received
up to noon on Monday, the 7th August, 1922, from persons
willing to sell to the Commonwealth land having a frontage
of not less .than 66 feet by a depth of 165 feet suitable as a
site for a Post Office.
Land to be situated, say, 150 yards east or 250 yards west
of Asling- street;
% iotoria.
Sydney.
Tenders, indorsed " Travelling Crane for Light Fitting
AN extension of time until 1st August, 1922, has been
granted to Mr. C. A. Tait, Fletcher -road, Peterhead, S.A.,
on contract for alterations and extension to jetty at Torrens
Island Quarantine Station.
AN entënéión of time until 30th Júne, 1922, has beën gratin d
to Mr. Ìi. Gréathead; Unp'in's Hill, Marrickville (N.S.W.),: en
contract for alterations, additions, and repairs at
Pó'gt
Office.
No. 60.-27th July, 1922
1i90
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
Commonwealth
Promotion.-- Rear - Admiral Sir ALLAN FREDERICK EVERETT,
Dale of Contract -Place and Description of Work, Amount of
Contract, Contractor's Name owl Address, Date for Completion.
16th June, 1922. Grenfell, erection of Post Office and out buildings, also alterations to existing premises, £2,412 12s.
W. Guthrie & Son, Forbes- street, Grenfell, N.S.W. ; 15th December, 1922.
K.C.M.G., H.C.V.O., C.B., is promoted to the rank of ViceAdmiral, dated 3rd May, 1922.
Transfer to Retired List. - -- Warrant- Engineer HENRY CLIF-
FORD REVELL is transferred to the *Retired List, dated 2nd
January, 1922.
Resignation. The resignation of ROBERT CAMPBELL POOKLEY
of his appointment as Midshipman is accepted, dated 25th
April, 1922.
24th Julie, 1922. Brisbane, O'R.eilly's BuildingsConstruction of furniture for telegraph and telephone workshops, £490
16s., Hancock & Gore Ltd., Ipswich -road, Brisbane; l9tle
August, 1922.
11th July, 1922. Marrabel (South Australia) Post Office
Repairs and painting, £125 los. Od., Cecil H. Roberts, Saddle
worth, 12th September, 1922:
Termination of Appointments. The appointment of ARTHUR
ALLEN GILCHRIST as Schoolmaster is terminated, dated 30th
June, 1.922; the appointment of ROHM T HAXTON GRANT as
Erection of timber linemen's shed, £121, J. P. O'Rourke,
AUXILIARY SERVICES.
Transfer to Retired List. Carpenter- Lieutenant JOHN
WALKER is- transferred to the Retired List, dated 28th Decem-
13th July, 1922.
Queanbeyan Post Office (New South Wales)
Atkinson- street, Queanbeyan; 24th August, 1922.
R. W. FOSTER, Minister for Works and Railways.
Cadet Midshipman is terminated, dated 31st May, 1922; the
temporary appointment of Paymaster- Lieutenant FREDERICK
MAR TIN (Retired List) is terminated on 29th July, 1922.
ber, 1921.
COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT WOOLLEN MILL.
TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the Common
wealth Government Woollen Mill, situate at North Geelong,
Victoria; -as a going concern, including all existing land,
buildings, equipment, plant, machinery, tools, furniture and fittings, together with all materials and goods in stock and
hi process of manufacture.
Full particulars, including tender form, plan of layout of
buildings, and inventory of plant and machinery, may be
obtained at the office. of the Secretary, Contract and Supply
Board, Pitt- street north, Sydney; Military Barracks, Brisbane,
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
Tenders, enclosed in a sealed envelope, marked " Tender for
Purchase of Government Woollen Mill," must reach the Sec-
retary, Department of Defence, Melbourne, not later than
Eleven a.m. on Tuesday; :3rd October, 1922.
T. TRUMBLE, Secretary.
TGovernor- General in Council has approved of the folfolappointments under the Quarantine Act
1908- 1920:
O. BROOKS, Quarantine Officer (Plants), New South \Vales.
L. R. REI.D, Quarantine Officer (Animals) , Albany, Western
Australia. (Ex. Mins. Nos. 46 and 47.)
lowing
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Health.
THE Governor - General in Council has approved of Colonel
JAirES MICHAEL SEMMENS being appointed Acting War
Service Homes Commissioner for a further period of one
calendar month, commencing on the first day of August, 1922.
H. LAMOND, for Minister for Repatriation.
Statutory Declarations Act 1911.
C is hereby notified, for public information, that the appointment of WILLIAMM GILLIAN ALLSOP, Esquire, of Bris-
_
bane, in the State of Queensland, as a Commissioner for Declarations under the Statutory Declarations Act 1911, which'
Was Made on the 22nd day of July, 1919, has been determined,
the said William. Gillian Allsop having ceased to hold. the
-position of Chief Clerk, Queensland Branch, War Service
Homes Commission, held by him at the date of his appointment as aforesaid.
..
22nd July, 1922
R. R. GARRAN, Solicitor - General.
Statutory Declarations Act 1911.
is hereby notified, for public information, that JAMES
L OYNES, Esquire, of Brisbane, in the State of Queensland,
Deputy Commissioner, Queensland Branch, War Service Homes
Commission, bas this day been appointed by me to be a Commissioner for. Declarations under the above Act.
I'
22nd July,_ 1922:
R. R. GARRAN, Solicitor- General.
NAVAL FORCES OF TIE COMMONWEALTH.
fir HE 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.
is
ap-
pointed for a period of two years, on loan from the Royal
Navy, with seniority in rank of 4th November, 1916, dated
7th April, 1922.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.
A.ppointments. To be Chaplains The Reverend JAMES T.
NORRIS, from 12th June, 422; the Reverend PETER O'DWYER,
from 12th June, 1922; the Reverend A. RossoN MACVITTIE,
M.A., from 16th June, 1922; the Reverend W. J. HARRIS,
from 16th June, 1922; the Reverend FREDERICK WILLIAM
GUNNING, from 16th June, 1922.
Ter,iiination of Appointments. The appointments of the following Chaplains ire terminated on 30th .June, 1922, on the
closing down, as Naval Training Centres, of the Naval Sub -
Districts shown :
Port of Townsville, Queensland. Reverend Canon FREDERICK
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Very Reverend THOMAS FRANCIS BOURKE,
Reverend JOHN SINCLAIR, "B.A., and Reverend WALTER KIDD.
Port of Thursday Island, Queensland. Reverend Dr.
JOSEPH
BACH, and Reverend FRANCIS WILLIAM SLADE, B.A. Port of
Albany, Western Australia.. Reverend PATRICK BRIODY,
Reverend HENRY MOORE, and Reverend ALEXANDER CROW.
(Ex. Min. No. 188.)
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Defence.
VACANCIES FOR INSPECTORS OF AIRCRAFT.
APPLICATIONS will be received, from persons qualified,
for appointment as Inspector of Aircraft (two vacanThe duties comprise the inspection of civil aircraft, the examination and supervision of Ground Engineers, and such
other duties as may be required under Parts 2, 3, 5, and 9
eieS) .
of the Air Navigation Regulations.
Applicants should have had extensive experience in aircraft
construction and assembly, and practical experience in aircraft
engine construction and overhaul. Thorough knowledge of
the processes involved in the treatment of materials of construction is essential.
Successful applicants will probably be stationed in Perth
This allotment may be subject to
change.
Appointments in the first instance will be temporary only,
and remuneration. will be at the rate of £400 per annum, inand Sydney .respectively.
clusive of all allowances except travelling.
Applications _must be in the applicant's own handwriting,
and show clearly the applicant's qualifications for the positions sought, and must reach the Secretary, Department of
Defence, Melbourne, not later than 31st July, 1922.
Preference will. be given to the applications of returned
sailors and soldiers.
T. TRUMBLE, Secretary.
AUSTRALIAN, MILITARY FORCES.
THE Governor- General in Council- has approved of the following changes, &c., being made in connexion with the
Australian Military Forces:-
Australian Instructional Corps. Warrant Officer, Class I.,
CHARLES EDWARD DUKE to be placed on the Retired List, 2nd
Military District, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, and
with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, 1st July,
1922.
lVe,rrant Officer, Class I., ALBERT HOLLINGWORTII to
be placed on the Retired List, 6th Military District, with the
honorary rank of Lieutenant, and with permission to wear the
prescribed uniform, 71st July, 1922.
SEA -GOING FORCES.
Appointment Gunner (temporary) HENEAGE HILL
CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
AWARD OF THE MEDAL FOR AIERJTORIOUS SERVICE.
Australian, Instructional Corps. Quartermaster and Honorary Captain F. W. PANTLIN, Ist Military District.
1191
Onmmbnweaith drazettè
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.
1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.
110. 60.-27th July, 1922
Artillery.
A.ustraliam. Field Artillery: Majors A. B. SANDFORD, D.S.O,,
Cavalry.
11th, Liglbt horse.- -Major E. COSTELLO, D.S.O., and Captain
R. A. LITTLE, D.S.O., and R. S. COA4ES to be transferred to
the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. Majors L. K. OtmNINGnAM and W. D. Wails, M.C., M.M., to be transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, ist July, 1922.
Reserve of Officers. To be Lientenants-- CEDIIIC MERRVYN
FOOT, JOSEPH WYATT STARK, and ?ALFRED JOHN LONG., 1st
Australian Engineers. ---(i) Field Units Major (Honorary
.
L. T. ATKINSON to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st
July, 1922.
January, 1920. (This cancels the notification respecting these
officers- which appeared in Executive Minute No. 191/1920,.
promulgated; in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 36,
dated 22nd April, 1920.) SYDNEY WILLATS, 1st July, 1920.
(This cancels the notification respecting this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 475/1920, promulgated in
Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette, No. 89, dated 21st October, 1920.) Captain. W. W. MCDOUGALL to be placed on the
Retired List with permission to wear the prescribed uniform,
1st July, 1922.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
6th Light Horse. Lieutenant L. E. DAWSON to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July 1922.
7th Light Horse.Lieutenant (provisionally) V. J. GIBSON
to be transferred from the Australian Engineers ( Signal Service) with regimental seniority as from date of transfer, 1st
Engineers.
Lieutenant- Colonel) A. W. WARDEN, V.1)., to be placed on the
Retired List with the honorary rank of Lieutenánt- Colonel
and with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, ist July,
1922.
Captain (Honorary Major) A. L. MACLEAN to be
transferred to the Unattached List, ist July, 1922. Lieutenants F. M. MASON, M.O., and G. S. B. HOLMES to be .transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. (ii) Signal
Service - Captain B. S. DOWLING, M.C., to be transferred
to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
FIXED DEFENCES.
Engineers.
Australian Engineers. Fortress UnitsLieutenant (Honor -
ary Captain) J. CALDER to be appointed from the Reserve of
Officers with corps seniority next before Lieutenant A. F.
DAVIS, 10th March, 1922. (This amends the notification respecting this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No.
83/1922, promulgated in Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette,
No. 26, dated 23rd March, 1922.)
July, 1922.
1ST DIVISION.
Infantry.
30th Battalion, Lieutenant N. R. McCoy to be transferred
to the Reserve of Officers, ist July, 1922. Lieutenant (Temporary Honorary Captain) N. C. OSBORNE relinquishes the
honorary rank of Captain on ceasing to command a company
of the Senior Cadet Battalion, 30th June, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant N. C. OSBORNE of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
2ND DIVISION.
Staff.
The resignation of Major R. A. LITTLE, D.S.O., of his appointment as Assistant Brigade Major, 2nd Divisional Artillery, is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Infantry.,
ist Battalion. Lieutenant- Colonel B. V. STACY, C.M.G.,
D.S.O., relinquishes the command, 30th June, 1922, and to be
transferred to the Reserve óf Officers, 1st July, 1922. Major
A. J. G. SIMPSON and Lieutenants W. M. BLAKE, M.C., W.
MCKENZIE, K. H. MCCONNEL, T. R. B. WILKINSON, M.M., H. V.
CIIEDGEY, J. F. MANP, and S. R. TRAILL to be transferred to
the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenant (provisionally) O. À. NEWTII to be transferred to the Reserve of
Officers, and to be 2nd Lieútenant, ist July, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant J. V. COBOROFT of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
4th Battalion.Major A. E. LONGHURST, V.D., and Captain
J. P. DEPPE to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July,
1922.
'-
20th Battalion,. Lieutenant (Temporary Honorary Captain)
W. CASE relinquishes the honorary rank of Captain on ceasing
to command a company of the 'Senior Cadet Battalion, 30th
June, 1922. Captain J. M. lESSIoN and Lieutenants W.
CASE, J. J. SoWTEa, and T. E. CASIMIR to be transferred to
the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
34th Battalion. --The resignation of Lieutenant G. V. BOOTH
of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
36th Battalion. Captain (Temporary Honorary Major) W.
A. THOMPSON relinquishes the command of the Senior Cadet
Battalion and the honorary rank of Major, 30th June, 1922.
Captain W. A. THOMPSON and Lieutenants L. A. RFT,LY and
S. N. TELFER, D.C.M., to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenant (provisionally) J. W. MoRRIS to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, and to be 2nd
Lieutenant, ist July, 1922.
45th Battalion.- -Major C. A. WHYTE to be transferred to
the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenant W. W.
STOCKHAM to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st
July, 1922. Lieutenant (provisionally) A. M. PORIYER to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers and to be 2nd Lieutenant,
1st July, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant W. G, BoWN of
his provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
54th Battalion. -. Captain R. J. STEWART, M.C., to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. The resignations of Lieutenants F. COSTELLO, E. L. HILL, L. H. WARNER,
E. W. LYNDON, L. J. DUNWOODIE, W. M. COOK, A. SMITH, E.
R. GREEN, F. A. DAvmmsoN, R. C. VlF FT,F,lt, and C. W. KENNY
of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922.
56th Battalion. Lieutenant J. H. A. TBEAcr to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
Reserve of Officers. --(To be Majors Captains L. W.--DAVIES,
M.C., and C. COSGROVE, M.C., 1st June, 1922. To be Captains
- -HENRY 'CHARLES BARRY, M.C., 1st .October, 1920.
(This
cancels the notifications respecting this officer which appeared
in Executive Minutes Nos. 175/1921 and 206/1921, promulgated in. Commonwealth of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 43, dated
12th May, 1921, and 53, dated 16th June, 1921, respectively.)
Honorary Captain RUPERT DtIVEY HEGGATON, 1st January,
1921.
(This cancels the notification respecting this officer
which appeared in Executive Minute Nb. 64/1922, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 17, dated
2nd March, 1922.)
To be Honorary 2nd Lieutenant
CHARLES GEORGE LAFFIN, 1St April, 1918. To be 2nd Lieu-
tenant Honorary 2nd Lieutenant C. G. LAFFIN, 1st October,
1920.
which appeared in Executive Minute No. 201/1021, promulgated in Commonwealth of . Australia Gazette, No. 48, dated
2nd June, 1921.), The notification respecting the grant of
the honorary rank of Captain to C: COSGROVE, M.C., which ap-
peared in Executive Minute No. 518/1919, promulgated in
Commonwealth of Australia, Gazette, No. 92, dated 24th July,
1919, is cancelled. The second notification respecting the
grant of the substantive rank of Lieutenant to FREDERICK
ARTHUR SHELLEY JONES, SYDNEY SAMUk1, STEAD,
FAIBLIE
ALEXANDER PATERSON, CHARLES HUGH TODD, DONALD LINCOLN
MCKENZIE; M.C., ERIC JOHN WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS TRUELOVE MORLEY, M.C., JAMES HENRY THOMAS, EDWARD RUPERT
MAYES, NORMAN MAURICE FOLEY, and HERBERT WILLIAM
HENNINGHAM, M.C., and of the substantive rank of 2nd Lieutenant to BARRY FORBES VICARY,
ERNEST SIDNEY CLAYDON,
ALFRED LESLIE STACK, HAROLD FRANCIS YATES, and RICHARD
LEWIN SMITH, which appeared in Executive Minute No.
208/1921, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,
No. 53, dated 16th June, 1921, is cancelled. The names of
Captains EDWARD CHARLES TATCHELL, CLARENCE FRANK
MILLS, M.C., KEITH WEMYSS MACKENZIE, M.C., ALLAN RUPERT
PHILIP HENDERSON, WILLIAM HARVEY NuNN P,ATTEICK, EDWIN
PHILIP NORMAN, M.O., 1)UNCAN ALVIE ROBERTSON, GEORGE
ARTIIUR HEAi'HY, EDGAR EWART PLUCKNETT, M.C., and GEORGE
URE HIDDLESTON, to be as now stated, and not as shown in
Executive Minute No. 287/1921, promulgated in Common-
wealth of Australia Gazette, Nb. 61, dated 28th July, 1921.
The names Of Captains THORNLEIGH FARRANRIDGE and ROBERT
AUGUSTIN GARDNER, to be as now, stated, and not as shown
in Executive Minutes Nos. 438/1921 and 62/1922, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 88, dated
10th November, 1921, and 17, dated 2nd Majch, 1922, respee-
tively. The names of Captains ROBERT AUSTEN GOLDRICK,
M.C., and HUGH HEDLEY SKEOCIr to be as now stated, and not
as shown in Executive Minute, No. 498/1921, promulgated in
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 3; dated 12th January, 1922. The second notification respecting the grant of the
substantive rank of 2nd Lieutenant to NEU, Ross, OLIVER
WESLEY QUARMBY, LESLIE ARTHUR BRYSON, and AUBB.EY
ELWYN WITTS, which appeared in Executive Minute No.
No. 53, dated 16th June, 1921, is cancelled. The 'second noti-
fication respecting the grant of the substantive rank of 2nd
Lieutenant to CYRIL RAYMOND HAWSE, M.M., STANLEY UNDER-
HILL WHITE, M.M., and LESLIE ANDREW RFATII, which ap-
peared in Executive Minute No. 207/1921, promulgated in
Commonwealth of 4.ustralia Gazette, No. 53, dated 16th ,June,
1921, is cancelled.
i
--_ --__-`-CiiiiiiitonWeaitil Gazette
No. 60.---27th Suiy, 1922
Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve.The naine of
Honorary Captain ROBERT ELBUSY JEFFEBIS is as now stated,
and not as shown in Executive Minute No. 96/1918, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 15, dated
7th February, 1918.
Rifle Clubs.-- Disbandments-- Alectown, Araluen, Eastern
Suburbs, Education Department, Swansea, Wagra, Wholesale
Warehouse, and Wongarbon Rifle Clubs.
al
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
8th Light Horse. Lieutenant W. W. 111oLEoe to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
26th tight .horse: Captain J. C. BARRIE to be transferred
tò the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenants W. C.
HARVIE and W. P. BOLAND, M.C., to be transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
3RD DIVISION.
Infantry.
22n1 Btittaliwi. Lientehant J. S. KENNETT, M.M., to be
+ transferred tá the Reserve Of Officers, 1st July, 1922. The
r'ësignatien of Lieutenant F. BENN of his provisional appoint ment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
24th Liattaliòaa. Captain (Temporary Honorary Major) P.
T. HURREY relinquishes coniinand óf the Senior Cadet Batta-
lion and the honorary rank Of Major, 30th June, 1922, and
to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, ist July, 1922.
39th. Battalion; The resignations of Lieutenants D. A.
DICKIE and G. H. POYNDER of their commissions are accepted,
30th June, 1922.
46th Battalion. Lieutenant J: H. MCLocnLAN to be trans ferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
48th Battalion. Captain J. H. AnTEB to be transferred to
the Unattached List; 1st July, 1922.
60th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant E. L. NEW EIOIN of his commission, is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
4TH DIVISION.
Staff.
The resignation, of Major F. E. FORREST, N.C.,. of his appointment as Àssistant Brigade Major, 4th Divisional Art,11lery, is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Infantry.
6th Battalion. Lieutenant P. A. PERROTT to be transferred
tb the TJiiattached List, 1st July, 1922. Captains J. MACKAY
and F. KAY and Lieutenants H. J. BENNETT and V. G. WILSON
to be transferted to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922:
7th Battalion. Captains N. F. WELLINGTON, 11í.C.; . and H.
GARRETT to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July,
Lieutenants L. G. JJUCAS and R. H. BARBEL, M.C., to
1922.
be transferred to the Reserve óf Officers, 1st July, 1922. The
resignations of Lieutenants C. F. O'BRIEN and C. H. L. DAVIES
of their commissions .are accepted, 1st July, 1922.
21st Battalibit. Lit ut .naiit- Colonel J. W. MITCHELL, D.S.O.,
relinquishes the command, 30th June, 1922, and to be trans
ferred to the Unattached List,.ist July, 1922.
23rd Battalion. Captain W. C. ATKIN to be transferred to
the Reserve of Officers; 1st July, 1922.
these officers which appeared in Executive Minutes Nos.
341/1920 and 496/1920, promulgated hi Commonwealth of
Australia Gazettes, Nos. 63, dated 29th July, 1920, and 93,
dated 28th October, 1920, respettively) . To be Honorary
LieutenantsLbuis OBRUCK, 14th May, 1918, and ARCHIBALD
SALMON, 6th September, 1918. (This cancels the notifications
respecting these oicers which appeared in Executive Minutés
Nos. 774/1919 and 640/1919, promulgated in Commonwealth,
of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 122, dated 23rd October, 1919, and
108, dated 11th September, 1919, respectively) . To be Majors
Captains F. D. H. B. LAWTON, O.B.E., W. A. T areES., D.S.O.,
K. M. DOIG, 14Ì.C., A. W. L. ELLIs, M.C., H. D. G. FERRES,
D.S.O.,, M:C., H. A. KURING, and R. S. me C. BENNETT, 1st
June, 1922. To be Captains- Jionorary Captain S. M. WAnt,
ist January, 1921. (This cancels the notification reipeeting
this officer which appeared iii Executive Minute No. 437/1921,
promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 88,
dated 10th November, 1921) . Honorary Captain F. F. A. L.
LEMON, Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve, 1st January,
1921.
which appeared in Executive Minute No. 85/1922, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 26, dated
23rd March, 1922) . To be Liëuten ants RoBEaT EDWARD
(This cancels the notification respecting this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No.
No. 36; dated 22nd April, 1920) . Honorary Lieutenants L.
OBRUCK and A. SALMON, 1st October, 1920._ (This cancels the
notification respecting these effieers which appeared in Executive Minute No. 30/1921, promulgated. in Commonwealth Of
Australia Gazette, No. 11, dated 3rd. February, 1921) . Honorary Captain A. SANDISON to be transferred to the Reserve
of Officers, 4th Military District, 1st July, 1922. Captain C.
P. ,WILSON, O.B.E., to be transferred from the Reservé of Officers, 6th Military District, 1st July,. 1922. The co nTritssion
of Lieutenant A. E. PARKER IS cancelled undet the provisions
óf section 16 of the Defence Act, 29th June, 1922. The names
HAYES, 1st January, 1920.
of ...Cäptaiiis RUPERT GEORGE HELEY and DANIEL ALEXANDER
CLYDE MCNICÓL are As now stated, and not as shown
in Executive Minutes Nos. 226/1920 and 496/1929; prbmiilgated in Commonwealth, of Australia Gazettes Nos. 40, dated
13th May, 1920, and 93, dated. 28th October, 1920, respectively.
The names of Honorary Captains D. D. BROWNE and L. IL
BROOKES are as now stated, and of as shown. in Executive
Minutes Nos. 488/1918 and 379/1919, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 109, dated 25th July,
1918, and 64, dated 29th May, 1919, respectively. The name
of Lieutenant JOSEPH REx HALL is as now stated, and not as
shown in Executive Minute Ne. 208/1921, promulgated in
Coninton.wettltli of Australiti Gazette, Nò. 53, dated. 16th June,
1921.
The iWtitication respecting the grant tip the sub tän-
tite rani. of 2nd Lieutenant té FRANK PATRICK QUIRK, which
appeared in Executive tibiae No. 118/1921, promulgated in
Cornn2.onwealth of A Stralia Gazette, No. 27, dated 24th March,
1921, is cancelled.
Australian Army Medical Corpis .Reserve. --=The naine of Honorary Captain FEnuusoN Fateterck AUtGUSTUS LEOPOLD
LEMON is as now stated; and net as shown in Executive
Minute No. 993/1916, promulgated in Còrylzmiìainvectlth of Aùsfralia Gazette; No. 176; dated 30th No ember, 1916. The
notification réspécting the appeintine`ttt Of SAbi
MIDDLETON
WARE as Honorary Captain, which appeared A Exectìti
Minute No. 275/1916; promulgated in OoMmonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 40, dated 30th March, 1916, is cancelled.
e
Artillery.
Australian Field Artillery. Captain J. A. FLEMING and
Lieutenant J. R. MARRIOTT, M.C., to be transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant H. T. ATWOOD of .liis provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
AWARD OF THE COLOÌvÌAL AUäÌLIARY FORCES OFFICERS'
DECORATION.
Uaiattáched
List.
Captain
(Hórioraiy
Maje)
A.
R.
SUTHERLAND.
Engineers.
Australian. Engineers. (i) Field UnitsMajor J. Coox-
LAN, 14 I.C., to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July,
1922.
(ii) Signal ServiceTo be Lieutenant (provisionally)
BENJAMIN TII !AS ROY CHADD, 1st July, 1921.
Army Medical Corps.
Australian Army Medical Corps. The resignation of Lieutenant A. E. LEE áf his provisional appointment is accepted,
30th June, 1922.
.
111
FIXED DEFENCES.
Engineers.
Australian . Engineers. --- Fortress Units The resignations of
Lieutenants A. W. DENNIS and J. LAWLOR of their provisional
appointments are accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Ilésé ve. óf Ojfvers. ---Te be Hoátoriv y Ctéptcins- CitARLEs
Meexo GaAHÁM and Aa tiAin I3-u Botrné B1«sAD,
(This cancels the notifications néspecting
ist July, 1920.
AivÁRD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES LONG SÉRVÏCE
4th Infantry Brigade. Colonel (Honorary Brigadiér -General) E. A. DRAKE- BBOCKMAN, C.B.; C.M.G., D.S.O.
Australian Army Medical Corps. --No. 9 Warrant Officer,
Class Ì., G. T. HUGHES.
Unattached List. Major H. O. A. D. BURaowES.
4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
9th Light .FLö3sç.--To bé Qüärte'rnidstcr- and 8aáió "rci'ry Çap-
tain--Lìèutériarit and Qüártérína"s, er W. J. H. BvRróñïì, V.D.,
6th June, 1922. Captain H. A. Tóór tò 13é 'räri'sÌér"red tó the
Ünâttached List, 1'st July, 1922. 1VMjór A. Diiäg, D.S.O., Captain A. J. W41T avd Lieútënarit B. C. G$ÏG(Ï to be tr ànsfér réd
to the Reserve of Officers, ist July, 1922. The resignation of
Lieutenant L. S. AVERY of his provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
23rd Light Horse.The resignation of Lieutenant H. C.
EY, M.M., of his commission is accepted,' 30th June, 1922.
4TH DIVISION.
Inf a,2titry.
10th, Battalion. Lieutenants E. H. MATTNER and W. R.
JENKINS ;tO be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, it July,
The resignations of Lieutenants E. M. Cox and A.
1922.
YEATES of their provisional , appointments are accepted, 30th
June, 1922.
43rd Battalion. Captain R. C. B. M. GUNTER, M.C., to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July,
1922.
Reserve of Officers. To be Honorary Captains WALTER
MANSEL BALFOUR - OGILVY, 22nd October, 1915, and CHARLES
(This cancels the
ALBERT THOMLINSON, 10th January, 1918.
notifications respecting these officers which appeared in Execu
Live Minutes Nos. 24/1918, and 178/1919, promulgated. in Commonwealth of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 4, dated. 12th January,
The
1918, and. 32, dated 6th March, 1919, respectively.)
names of Captains WALTER MANSEL BALFOUR- OGILVY and
stated, and not as
shown in, Executive Minute 1\o. 599/1920, promulgated in
CHARLES ALBERT THOMLINSON are as now
Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette, No. 113, dated 23rd. December, 1920. Honorary Captain A. SANDISON to be transferred from the Reserve of Officers, 3rd Military District, ist
July, 1922. To be Lieutenant Hon. Lieutenant P. T. MORCOMBE, 1st October, 1920.
(In lieu of notice appearing in
JCornmon.wealth Gazette, No. 58, of 13th July, 1922: page 1141.)
13TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Staff.
Captain N. W. SUNDERCOMBE, M.C., relinquishes the appoint-
ment of Assistant Brigade Major, 13th Infantry Brigade, 30th
June; 1922, and to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st
July, 1922.
Cavalry.
10th Light Horse. Lieutenant - Colonel A. C. N. OLDEN,
transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. Captain
H. W. ENNIS and Lieutenant H. F. KLOPPER, M.C., to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, ist July, 1922. The
resignations of Lieutenants S. K. MACKAY and B. M. CRAIG,
M.M., of their provisional 'appointments are accepted, 30th
June, 1922.
-
Engineers.
Australian Engineers. (i) Field Units.- =Captain J.
A.
NUN N, M.C., and Lieutenant R. J. CAVANAGH, M.C., to be
transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
Lieu-
tenants R. H. VINER and F. J. DEACON, M.C., to be transferred
to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenant (provisionally) J. S. MORRISON is transferred to the Reserve of Oííî -
The resignation of
Lieutenant R. A. OLDHAM of his commission is accepted, 30th
June, 1922. The resignations of Lieutenants J. R. AirnNDALE and S. MYSLIS of their provisional appointments are
(ii) Signal Service Lieutenants
accepted, 30th June, 1922.
eers and be Lieutenant, ist July, 1922.
W. NAGEL and W. BEAZLEY to be transferred to the Reserve of
Officers, 1st July, 1922.
Infantry.
i lth Battalion. Lieutenant (Temporary Honorary Captain)
A. E. CHARLTON relinquishes the honorary rank of Captain on
ceasing to command a company of the Senior Cadet Battalion,
30th June, 1922. Lieutenants C. B. OwENS, W. N. REID, A.
E. CHARLTON, A. J. 'PROUD, and A. E. JAMES to be transferred
to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. Lieutenants (provisionally) L. C. COOPER and F. A. H. ARNOLD; to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, and be 2nd Lieutenants, ist
July, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant P. A. TROY of his
provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
28th Battalion.Captain L. G. ALLEN, M.C., and Lieutenant
A. A. GuY to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July,
1922. The- resignation of Lieutenant E. N. BICKFORD of his
commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922:
44th Battalion. Captains C. \ T. COUCHM'AN, M.C., and H.
L. FOWLER and Lieutenants W. H. Co00PER and R. A. CLARKE,
M.C., are transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
The resignation of Lieutenant G. A. COLEBROOK of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Army Medical. Cops.
Australian Army Medical Corps. Major C. H. SHEARMAN
and Captain A. Ransom to be transferred to the Reserve of
Officers, ist July, 1922.
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Commonwealth Gazette
Reserve of Officers.To be Major Captain A. R. LzscuEN,
1st June, 1922. To be Honorary Captain ROBERT BALMAIN
(This cancels the notification reBLYTH, 2nd May, 1915.
specting this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No.
908/1916, promulgated in Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette,
No. 154, dated 26th October, 1916.) The names of Captains
ANDREW CLARKE and HUGH JOHN CooK, M.C., are as now
stated, and not as shown in Executive Minute No. 191/1920,
promulgated .in Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette, No. 30,
dated 22nd April, 1920. The *names of Captains. R. B. BLYTH
and HUGH MACDONALD are as now stated, and not as shown
in Executive Minutes Nos. 321/1920 and 373/1920, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazettes, Nos. 60, dated
15th July, 1920, and 67, dated 19th August, 1920, respectively.
The names of Captains EDWARD COLEMAN FRANCISCO and WILLIAM FoRBES STUART ERSKINE BUCIIAN are as now stated, and
not as shown in Executive Minutes Nos. 105/1921 and
175/1921, promulgated in Commonwealth of M stralia
Gazettes, Nos. 24, dated 17th March, 1921, and 43, dated. 12th
The notification respecting the. grant
May, 1921, respectively.
of the substantive rank of Captain to Honorary Captain J. F..
MITCHELL, Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve, which ap -.
peared n Executive Minute No. 175 /1921, promulgated in
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 43, dated 12th May,
1921, is cancelled.
Rifle Clubs.DisbandmentCue Rifle Club.
12TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Staff.
The resignation of Captain W.: F. 'HINMAN, M.C., of his appointment as Assistant Brigade Major, 12th Infantry Brigade,
is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Artillery.
Australian Field Artillery. Captain (provisionally) N.
SCOTT to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers and be Lieutenant, ist July, 1922. Lieutenant H. A. WTILLISON to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
Engineers.
Australian Engineers.Field Units Lieutenant- Colonel S.
I3. HANCOX, D.S.O., relinquishes the command of the 12th
Double Field Company, 30th June, 1922, and to be transferred
to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922. Captain F. H. Fos TER to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
The resignation of Lieutenant J. ROLLEY of his commission is
accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Infantry.
12th Battalion.. Captain (Temporary Honorary Major) J.
A. GOOD relinquishes the command of the Senior Cadet Battalion and the honorary rank of Major, 30th June, 1922, and
to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
40th, Battalion. Captain W. F. IHINMAN, M.C., and Lieutenants F. D; NICHOLAS and C. II. SWINTON to be transferred to
the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
51st I3attalion. Lieutenant - Colonel J. P. CLARK, D.S.O., re-
linquishes the command, 30th June, 1922, and to be trans-
ferred to the Unattached List, 1st. July, 1922. Lieutenant T.
ORR to be transferred t,o the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
Captains C. N. RICHARDSON, M.C., and H. E. SPOTSWOOD,
M.C., to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July,
.
1922.
52nd Battalion.Lieutenant-Colonel R. A. RAFFERTY,
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922.
Army Medical Corps.
Australian Army Medical Corps. Captain L. GOLLAN to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922. Captain (provisionally) E. A. ELLIOTT to be transferrega to the
Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve, and to be Honorary
Captain, 1st July, 1922.
FIXED DEFENCES.
Engineers.
Australian Engineers. Portress Units Lieutenant L. H.
PRETYMAN to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers, ist July,
1922.
The resignation of Lieutenant D. H. HARviY of his
commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Reserve of Officers. Captain C. P. WILSON, O.B.E., to be
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 3rd Military District, Ist
July, 1922. The commission of 2nd Lieutenant H. L. BAR CLAY is terminated on his appointment to a commission in the
Indian Army. Lieutenant C. F. PITT to be placed on the
Retired List with the honorary rank of Captain, and with per-
mission to wear the prescribed uniform, Soh August, 1922.
The notification respecting the grant of the substantive rank
of Captain to Honorary Captains CLEMENT GORDON HARRIS
No. 60. --27th July, 1922
f 194
Retirements.Captain S. E. Honna to be ,placed on the
and DONALD PEDRO LUCADOU- WELLS, Australian Army Medical
Corps Reserve, which appeared in Executive Minute No.
No. 94, dated 8th December, 1921, is cancelled.
OLD ORGANIZATION.
Australian Engineers. --- Lieutenant (Honorary Captain) J.
CALDER to be transferred to the 'Reserve of Officers, ist Octo=ber, 1920. (This cancels the notification respecting this officer
which appeared in Executive Minute No. 541/1920, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 102, dated
18th November, 1920.)
53rd Infantry Regiment. -5th Battalion Lieutenant L. H.
BIDDULPH, M.C., to be transferred to the Reserve of Officers,
1st May, 1920. (This cancels the notification respecting this
officer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 249/1920,
promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 49,
dated 3rd June, 1920.) (Ex. Min. No. 189.)
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister of State for Defence.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY CADET CORPS.
SENIOR CADETS.
THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the fol-
lowing changes being made in the Australian Military
Cadet Corps :1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.
'1ST DIVISION.
Retired List, 2nd Military District, with permission to retain
his rank under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 1229, 30th .Tune, x1922; Lieutenant H. J. DUDLEY to be
placed on the Retired List, 2nd Military District, with per mission to retain his rank under the provisions of Australian
Military Regulation 1229, 30th June. 1922.
Resignations. The resignation of Captain J. S. G. MARSH
of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants C. W. B. BENNETT, R. M.. STONHAM, K.
L. BROWNE, I. ELLIS, A. J. SATTLER, J. SHEPHERD, and A.
LAZER of their .commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922;
the resignation of Lieutenant (provisional) H. M. P. PEIR of
his commission is accepted, 31st May, 1922; the resignations
of Lieutenants (provisional) E. J. LAITY, W. PARK, R. R.
W. MILLER, E. A. JACOBS, R. L. MURPHY, A. C. VARLEY, 'S.
HAVILAND, R. J. C. KRISTENSON, H. A. RUDDER, and K. M.
HEAD of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922; the
resignation of 2nd Lieutenant J. P. BAIRD of his commission is
accepted, 30th March, 1921; the resignations of Cadet Lieutenants A. C. WILSON and G. D. HAIMES of their commissions
are accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignation of Cadet 2nd
Lieutenant K. V. S. HENRY of his commission is accepted,
30th June, 1922; the resignations of . Lieutenants S. A.
PHILLIPS, J. M. S. WASSON, W. J. DOMAILLE, L. EZZY, and
J. A. STEWART of their provisional appointments are accepted,
30th June, 1922.
Miscellaneous. The commission. of Lieutenant N. C.
BUTTON is cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the commissions of
Lieutenants (provisional) E. R. JEFFREE, C. A. BALDWIN, P.
J. ALLEN, O. L. D. DAWSON, and R. L. RUSSELL are cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the provisional appointments of Lieutenants L. A. SWAN and A. W. BIRNIE are terminated, 30th
Senior Cadets, is accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignation. June, 1922.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
of Lieutenant A. W. MUNRO of his commission is accepted,
30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants (provisional)
3RD DIVISION.
W. E. DAWSON, S. K. BIGGS, I. J. W. MONGAN, J. BIRD,
Transfers. Lieutenant (provisional) W. R. HIGGINS to be
and G. W. BOUCHER of their commissions are accepted, 30th transferred
to 4th Division, 3rd Military District, 3rd July,
June, 1922; the resignations of Cadet Lieutenants R. MONAB 1922; Lieutenants
M. DRUMMY, R. W. JOHNSTON, W. J. F.
and A. W. COSSART of their commissions are accepted, 30th MACGILL, R. E. TOOTELL,
and B. K. SUTER to be transferred
June, 1922; the resignations of Cadet 2nd Lieutenant W. A. to the Unattached List, ist July,
1922.
GORDON of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Retireznents. Captain W. YOUNG to be placed on the Re-
Resignations. The resignation of Captain H. A. BENJAMIN,
V.D., Reserve of Officers, Australian Military Forces, of his
temporary appointment as Commanding Officer, 26th Battalion,
,.
11TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Resignations. The resignation of Lieutenant T. W. PAYNE
of his -commission is accepted, 9th March, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants P. C. E. SUTTON and J. A. FORBES
of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants (provisional) B. V, LowRY, E. H.
RAYMONT, D. J. GLANFORD, A. E. SANGSTER, A. L. CHAPMAN,
E. S. J. TODD, A. COWLING, T. P. HARDY, and C. V. E.
WHEELER of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922;
the resignations of Cadet Lieutenants A. D. JOLLY and W. G.
ROBERTSON of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922;
the resignation of Cadet 2nd Lieutenant H. J. GRIFFITHS of
his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
1ST DIVISION.
Appointments. JOHN CHARLES DORL and VARLEY FITTON to
be Cadet 2nd Lieutenants, 30th, June, 1922.
Promotion. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant T. H. KEMP to be Cadet
Lieutenant, 1st July, 1922.
Transfers. Lieutenant (provisional) J. G-. NOBBS to be
transferred from 2nd Division, 2nd Military District, with
seniority within the ist Division next after Lieutenant (pro -
visional) W. L. Cooper, 1st July, 1922; Captain T. A. OWEN
to be transferred to the Unattached List, ist July, 1922; Lieutenant R. A. BRADLEY to be transferred to the Unattached
List, 1st July, 1922.
Retirement. Captain C. A. WALLER to be placed on the
Retired List, 2nd Military District, and granted the honorary
rank of Major under the provisions of Australian Military
Regulation 1229, 30th April, 1922.
Resignations. The resignations of Lieutenant W. McI.
PITT, M.C., and_ R. G. C. ROBERTS of their commissions are
accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants
(provisional) A. E. AYERST, J. C. PRITCHARD, J. A. M. HEN NESSY, T. M. THOMAS, C. W. PULVER, S. M. SAUNDERS, H.
G. KIRKPATRICK, L. JONAS, A. N. GARDNER, and R. J.
SHARPE of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922;
the resignations of Lieutenants J. W. MILLAR and L. E.
CUMMING of their provisional appointments are accepted, 30th
June, 1922.
Miscellaneous. The commission of Lieutenant- J. LEDDY,
M.M., is cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the commissions of
Lieutenants (provisional) C. TIPLADY -and A. J. ESTELLA are
- cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the provisional appointment of
Lieutenant L. J. RUANE is terminated, 30th June, 1922.
2ND DIVISION.
Transfers. Lieutenant (provisional) J. G. NOBBS to be
transferred to 1st Division, 2nd Military District, ist July,
1922; Captains J: M. McKAY and F. BROWN to be transferred
to the Unattached List, 1st July,. 1922; Lieutenant F. L.
BRIEN to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1922.
tired List, 3rd Military District, with permission to retain his
rank under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation
1229, 1st July, 1922; Lieutenant A. MESLEY to be placed on
Retired List, 3rd Military District, and granted the honorary
rank of Captain under the provisions of Australian Military
Regulation 1229, 1st July, 1922.
Resignations, - -The resignations of Lieutenants S. J. BAIRD,
R. V. COTTINGHAM, L. C. COOPER, C. J. MCKILLOP, A. D.
PEACOCK, and J. J. POWER of their commissions are accepted,
30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants (provisional)
J. MACLACHLAN, C. M. PAUL, J. G. KING, D. W. BELL, T.
MCI?. CULLEN, B. A. GRUMMET, R. H. SMALE, H. R. BRADY,
R. G. BAXTER, and T. G. STIFF of their commissions are ac-
cepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignation of Lieutenant K. J.
DALY of his provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June,
1922.
?Miscellaneous. The commission of Lieutenant C. T.
SCARFF is cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the commissions of Lieutenants (provisional) N. A. SEMMENS, G. F. GREGORY, G. V.
BERGIN, and C. W. STEWART are cancelled, 30th June, 1922.
Corrigendum. The surname of Cadet Lieutenant, J. R.
HANCOCK is spelt as here shown, and not as shown on page
1116, Conzmoonu'ealth of Australia Gazette, No. 56, of 6th
July, 1922.
4TH DIVISION.
Confirmations. The provisional promotions of Lieutenants
A. A. VEITcH and C. H. FULLER are confirmed.
Transfers. Lieutenant (provisional) W. R. HIGGINS to be
transferred from 3rd Division, 3rd Military District, with
seniority within the 4th Division immediately before Lieutenant (provisional) H. G. Monot, 3rd July, 1922; Captain C.
W. SAGE to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July,
1922; Lieutenants C. DENEYS, W. HUDSPETH, and J. G.
ANDERSON to be transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July,
1922.
-
Resignations. The resignation of Captain C. H. AKINS,
Retired List, Australian Military Forces, of his temporary
appointment as Commanding Officer, 21st Battalion, Senior
Cadets, is accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignations of Lieutenants C. H. FULLER, C. S. SHARP, C. GAIR, R. M. INMAN,
A. W. JENNINGS, W B. ROSE, J. P. BIGGS, C. L. FREEMAN,
V.
-T.
FERNS, and R. E. DAYMON of their commissions are
accepted, 30th June, 1922 ; the resignations of Lieutenants
(provisional) A. OBORNE, A. W. WOODHEAD, C. N. A. HALF HIDE, P. F. CATRON, E. C. LOWE, K. M. WARREN, G-. A. W.
BAILEY, G. B. BRADLEY; N. A. HANSEN, T. BBOOKS, N. N.
M. HARRIS; A. J. UPSON, J. C. SPENCER, A. D. FARQUHAR,
H. W. BYRON, E. C. LITTLE, T. J. MAY, B. B. P. DENNIS,
D. V. SHELL, W. G. SH.EIL, P. E. ROBERTS, and D. L. FERNALD of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922; the
resignations of Cadet Lieutenants J. W. TAYLOR, L. D.
DICKENSON, D. J. McE. CURRIE, and W. J. COUCH of their
commissions are. accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignations
of Cadet 2nd Lieutenants J. H. GILL and H. B: P. RYE of
their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922. The resignation of Lieutenant E. A. BOLwELL of his provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Miscellaneous. -The commission of Cadet Lieutenant R. Cr.
WORCESTER is cancelled, 30th June, 1922.
4TH DIVISION.
Promotion. -Cadet 2nd Lieutenant T. W. KEMPSTER to be
promoted Cadet Lieutenant, 1st June, 1922.
Resignations. -The, resignations of Lieutenants (provisional)
W. R. BLACKMAN and C. D. DUIGNAN of their commissions
are accepted, 30th June, 1922 ; the resignation of Cadet Lieutenant M. M. BENDA of his commission is accepted, 30th June,
1922 ; the resignations of Cadet 2nd Lieutenants J. HOCKLEY
and R. B. TRuscorr of their commissions are accepted, 30th
June, 1922.
Miscellaneous.-The commission of Lieutenant (provisional)
A. B. THOMPSON is cancelled, 31st May, 1922
5TH- MILITARY DISTRICT
13TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Confirmation.-The provisional promotion of Lieutenant C.
M. REYNOLDS is confirmed.
Resignation. --The resignation of Lieutenant E. A. SMITH
of his provisional appointment is accepted, 30th June, 1922.
Miscellaneous. -The commissions of-Lieutenant J. R. GILLE LAND and H. A. BLYTHE are cancelled, 30th June, 1922; the
commissions of Lieutenants (provisional) W. GEE, H. MIDDLE TON, H. G. JONES, and P. J. ST. G. BARWISE are cancelled,
30th June, 1922; the provisional appointments of Lieutenants
L. COPLEY and H. B. LAING are terminated, 30th June, 1922.
12TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Resignations. -The resignation of Lieutenant L. A. WHITE
of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resigna-
of Lieutenants (provisional) L. J. TATE, R. R.
112usKETT, and G. B. GEEVES of their commissions are accepted, 30th June, 1922; the resignation of Cadet Lieutenant
A. E. HALE of his commission is accepted, 30th June, 1922. (Ex. Min. No. 192.)
GRANVILLE RYRIE, for Minister of State for Defence.
tions
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Defence Act 1903 -18, Section 63, and Civilian Staff
Regulation 113.
Disrrr.issal.- ANDREW THOMAS WHITFORD
No. 130.-7-27th july, 1922
1195
OLIVER,
Clerk,
5th Class, Clerical Division, District Accounts Office, Department of Defence, Adelaide, is dismissed from the Government
Service, as from 27th June, 1922.
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Defence.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Melbourne, 27th July, 1922.
THE undermentioned notifications of Staff changes, &c.,
are made in accordance with the Commonwealth Public
Service Act and Regulations :-
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Sick Leave. -E. MCNAMARA, Clerk, Auditor-General's Office,
New South Wales, one day (25th May, 1922), on half pay.
(City) , £ 190 per annum ; JOHN NIMMO, Senior Messenger, In-
door Messengers, £190 per annum; THOMAS LESLIE ROBERTSON,
Assistant, Mail Branch (City) , £190 per annum ; PERCY WILLIAMS BAKER, Assistant, Telegraph Branch, £168 per annum;
KEITH ORMONDE EDLEY JOHNSON, Storeman, Stores Branch,
£180 per annum; FERCY VICTOR KOOKOOSACHI, Assistant,- Mail
Branch (Parcels) , £ 180 per annum; PERCY FITZPATRICK, Postal
Assistant, Summer Hill, £200 per annum ; REGINALD JOHN
HENNESSY, Assistant, Young, £168 per *annum. (441.) Leave of Absence.--REGINALD Russ, Clerk, Taxation Branch,
Western Australia, three months from ist July, 1922, without
pay, such period of leave not to be nicluded for any purpose as
part of such officer's period of service. (442.)
Resignations.-EDWARD JOHN HANNAKER, Clerk, 5th Class,
Taxation Branch Victoria, as from. 8th July, 1922; JOHN
KYNOCIi AITKEN, Clerk, 5thE Class Taxation Branch, Victoria,
as from. 8th July, 1922 (443.) ; CHRISTOPHER PEARSON SHAW,
Junior Valuer, Class D, Professional Division, Taxation Branch,
New South Wales, as from 20th May, 1922 ; GEORGE LOUDEN,
Inspector (Entertainments Tax) , Taxation Branch, New South
Wales, as from 30th June, 1922; ANNIE B. CoMPTON, Typist,
Taxation Branch, Western Australia, as from 31t May, 1922.
(444.)
Promotion. - ALFRED LANCELOT LANGFORD, Messenger, Correspondence Section, Taxation Branch, Western Australia,
promoted as Assistant, Unattached, with salary at the rate of
£132 per annum, as from 11th August, 1922., (445.)
Abolition of Position.- Clerk, 5th Class, Taxation Branch,
Assessing Income Tax, Central Staff, last occupied by R. M.
(446.)
Confirmation of Appointment.-- THOMAS DIGBY ELLIOTT,
WATSON.
Clerk, 5th Class, Taxation Branch, New South Wales, as from
12th September, 1921. (447.)
Retirernerit Without Gratuity : - JOSEPH WILLIAM
REED.,
Special Magistrate and Examiner, Pensions and Maternity
Allowances Branch (Pensions), Department of the Treasury,
New South Wales, retired from the Public Service without
The resignation of JOSEPH
WILLIAM REED from the Commonwealth Public Service as from
(448.)
24th April, 1922,- is cancelled.
gratuity, as from 24th April, 1922.
Leave of Absence- Variation of Approve-l. -The approval
given that twelve months' leave of absence, without pay, be
granted to FRANCIS JossPIl LONERGAN, Clerk, 5th Class, Taxa-
tion Branch, Central Staff, such period of leave not to -be included for any purpose as part of the officer's period of service,
has been varied to thé extent that the period of leave be from
30th May, 1921, to 11th May, 1922, inclusive. (449.)
k'urlough.- JAMES CARIB, Clerk, 4th Class, Sub - Treasury,
Wéstern Australia, granted furlough for six months, less
twenty -one days, on full pay.
(450.)
Creation of New Positions.- Clerk, 4th Class, Taxation
Branch (Assessing-Income Tax) , Queensland (4 positions) .
(451.)
Promotions. -JOHN PERCY CLARK, ROBERT RAY WALLACE,
and CLARANCE HOGAN, Clerks, 5th Class, Taxation Branch
(Assessing- Income Tax), Queensland, promoted as Clerks, 4th
Class, with salary in each case at the rate of £220 per annum,
as from 6th July, 1922. (451.)
Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902 -1918 (Section. 78
(3) . -ALAN WHITESIDE MUNRO, Clerk, 4th Class, Taxation
Branch, Queensland, granted an amount of Eight pounds twelve
shillings (£8 12s.) , being the estimated value of his personal
effects destroyed by fire at Barcaldine, Queensland, on 4th
December, 1921, while on official business.
(456.)
Allowances to Sub - Treasury Accountants for acting as _Regis-
trars of War Gratuity Bonds. -The undermentioned officers
granted allowances at the rates specified opposite their respec-
tive naines for actin," as Registrars of War Gratuity Bonds
for the period lst July, 1922, to 31st December, 1922. ROBERT
WARD HAMILTON, -Sub Treasury Accountant, Sydney, £80 per
annum; t AMES BROPHY, Sub - Treasury Accountant, Brisbane.
£40 per annum; THEOrHILUS RICHARD EVANS, Sub- Treasury
Accountant, Adelaide, £40 per annum; RICHARD GEORGE FRIEL,
ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Sick Leave. -C. G. ORFORD, Clerk, 5th Class, Patents and
Trade Marks Branch (Victoria), 29th May, 1922 (half day), on
half pay.
Transfer. -JOHN GILBERT BUCKLEY CASTIEAU, Secretary to
the Representatives of the Government in the Senate, Class D,
Professional Division, to be Legal Assistant, Class D, Professional Division, Secretary's Office, at his present salary, vice
S.- S. Mackenzie, promoted.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Creation of New Offices. Clerk, 5th Class, Taxation Branch,
New South Wales (50 positions) . (440.)
Transfers. -The undermentioned General Division Officers
of the Postmaster - General's Department, New South Wales,
transferred as Clerks, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Taxation
Branch (Assessing - Income- Tax) New South Wales, with
salaries as shown, to take effect as from the 8th June, 1922: -
ALEXANDER GORDON READ, Postal Assistant, Bahrain, £180 per
annum; FRANCIS KENNY, Postal Assistant, Wee Waa, £168 per
annum; LESLIE ERNEST MCKENZIE, Postman, Mail Branch
Sub - Treasury Accountant, Perth, £20 'per annum; HARRY
AUGUST WATERS, Sub - Treasury Accountant, Hobart, £20 per
annum. (457.)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Ex. Min. No. 44.
Confirmation of Appointment. --G. B. SEGROTT, Assistant,
General Division, Albany, Western Australia, as from 10th
August, 1921.
Extension of Probationary Period. --Dr. A. RICHARDSON,
Quarantine Officer, Darwin, six months, from 3rd June, 1922.
Exemption from. the Provisions of the Public Service Act.- Miss K. POPPLEWELL, Packer, Serum Laboratory, period not
exceeding six months, from 30th June, 1922.
Payment of Half Salary to Officer during Period of Suspension. -W. S. S. HENDERSON, formerly Engine driver, Quarantine Station, Brisbane, Queensland, who has been dismissed
from the Public Service, granted half salary during- the period
of his suspension from duty, less one month.
.
No. 60.-27th July, 1922
1196
,Promotion. H. W. HANSON, Boatman, Shipping Branch, De-
partment' of Trade and Customs, Victoria, promoted to the
position of Assistant, 1st Grade, Fumigation Branch, Victoria, with salary of £168 per annum, promotion to take effect
from 10th July, 1922.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
Allowance.
CHARLES WALSH HORSBURGH, Clerk in Charge,
Accounts Branch, Canberra, granted an allowance of eighty-
two pounds (£82) to reimburse him for loss on sale of his
furniture when being transferred from Perth.
Promotion. LESLIE RUMBLE WILLIS, Clerk, 5th Class, Accounts Branch, to be Clerk, 4th Class, Accounts Branch,
._- Federal Capital Territory, with salary of £220 per annum,
to take effect from 11th May, 1912.
Fur1On.gh. FREDERICK
AUGUSTUS
PIGGIN,, Senior
Services Terminated Resignations.-- FIR.MIN FRANCIS FELL,
Telephonist. Cowra, from 1st July, 1922; FREDERICK JAMES
BROWNE, Telegraph Messenger, on probation, South Anna- dale, from 24th June, 1922. Appointment A.iiizulled DAVID
WILLIAM MCCUSKER., Telegraph Messenger, Quirindi.
Dis-
missals RUSSELL ALBERT SMITH, Telegraph Messenger, Urana;
THOMAS ANDREW ADAMS, Postman, Campsie; CLAUD HILTON
JONES, Telegraph Messenger, Campsie; JAMES WILLIAM
SCANLON, Telegraphist, Armidale.
Offices
Created. Assistant, Accounts Branch (Money
Order) ; Typist, Correspondence, Records and Staff Branch
(Inquiry) ; Assistant, West Wyalong,Offices Abolished.= -Line Inspector, Electrical Engineer's
Branch (Construction and Maintenanc'e):;elegraph ;Mes-
senger, Condobòlin ; Clerk, 4th Class, Correspondence, Records
and Staff Branch (Staff).
Clerk,
Public Works Branch, Victoria, granted furlough for six (6)
months, less 21 days, on full pay, as from 1st July, 1922.
Confirmation of Appointment. PERCY SCOTT WILLIAMS,
Architect, Public Works Branch (Central Staff), as from 29th
December, 1921.
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Ex. Mlfins. 336, 337, 339, 340, 341, 342, 345, 346.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Promotzlons. HERCULES WILLIAM RoWE, Senior Lineman,
Coonamble, to be Line Foreman, Electrical Engineer's Branch
(Construction and Maintenance), with salary of £216, from
13th June, 1922; FRANCIS MICHAEL CREGAN, Messenger, Mis-
cellaneous, Department of Trade and Customs, New. South
Wales, to be Postman, Randwick, with salary of £132, from
25th June, 1922.
Appointments Confarm.ed. VIOLET ADELAIDE CLARK, Tele-
phonist, Telephone Branch, from 1st July, 1921; JÁCI HAM MOND, Telegraph Messenger, Cobargo, from 18th July, 1921;
ANGUS MERVIN MCKENZIE, Telegraph Messenger, ltandwick,
from 19th July, 1921 ; DORIS EVELINE HUESON, Telephonist, Telephone Branch, from ist July, 1921; STEPHEN CHARLES CRUICK-
VICTORIA.
Promotion.. JAMES MULLUMBY,
Clerical Assistant, Grade
III., 4th Class, Bendigo, to be Postmaster, Grade IV., 3rd
Class, Kerang,- with salary of £330, from 22nd June, 1922.
Cancellation of Promotion.The approval given for the promotion of FREDERICK POTTER, Clerk, 4th Class, Inspection and
Inland Mail Branch, as Postmaster, Grade. IV., 3rd Class,
Kerang, with salary of £330, from 30th March, 1922, notification of which appears on page 944 of Con??honwealth Gazette,
No. 45, of 18th May, 1922, lias been cancelled.
Appointments Con.firmed. Junior Mechanic LESLIE JOHN
PLUMMER, Electrical Engineer's Branch, from 18th July, 1921.
Junior Mcelianles (in. training) CHARLES SINCLAIR and ARTHUR
EDWARD TREGONING, Electrical Engineer's Branch, from 31st
Telephonists, Telephone Branch ANGOLINA
October, 1921,
COSTA, from 24th October, 1921 ; BRENDA DOREEN SHERIDAN,
from 1.0t November; 192] ; ELLEN VERONICA HANSEN, from
15th No 'ember, 1921 ; HELEN ELIZABETH FERGUSON, from 21st
Telephonists MARY AGNES CROTTY, HeidelNovember; 1921.
berg, from 15th November, 1921; MARY QORMAN, Canterbury,
Telegraph Messengers, Telegraph
from 19th November, 1.921.
Branch JAMES BELLAMY DAVIS, from 17th September, 1921; -
31st August, 1921 ; GEORGE HERBERT ARTHUR GLANVILLE, Postal
Assistant, Granville, from 5th August, 1921; ALMA ALICE
ROY COLIN FREDERICO MITCHELL, from 24th September, 1921;
ROSWELL CHARLES CLARK, from 31st October, 1921. Telegraph
ltessen.gers WILLIAM JOHN BYRNE, Sea Lake, from 2nd
November, 1921 ; WILLIAM FRANCIS GRANT, Brighton, from 23rd
June, 1921; THOMAS AUGUSTINE DOBSON, Flemington, from
27th June, 1921 ; JAMES JOHN D'ORSA, Brunswick, and THEODORE ALEXANDER \\TEIDEMANN, Woodend, from 14th September,
1921 ; JOHN GULEY JONES and HAROLD JAMES BURGE, Bendigo,
1921; LEO THOMAS MOORE, Telegraph Messenger, Albury, from
LESLIE THOMAS STAPLETON, Ararat, CHARLES VINCENT MORRIS,
WTerri bee, ALLEN DAY MERCER and RICHARD NOAL MUIR, War -
SHANK, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch, No. 4 Country
Line Party, from 1st August, 1921.; GEORGE A1ATHESON, Car-
penter, Electrical Engineer's Branch. (Telephone Workshop),
from 19th August, 1921; CLYDE STANLEY GOLDBURG, Junior
Mechanic (in training), Electrical Engineer's Branch, from
HITCHIÁTSON, Telephonist, Coil's Harbour, from 15th August,
23rd August, 1921.
Extensions of Probation. ALFRED RINGHORN BIGGS, Lineman, Yass, three months from 1st May, 1922; MARY PHYTHIAH
SHANNON, Telephonist, Coff's Harbour, three months from
30th May, 1922; WILLIAM JOHN HENRY WALL, Telegraph Mes-
senger, Telegraph Branch, three months from 30th May, 1922;
ALBERT KHAN, Telegraph Messenger, Singleton, three months
from 1.5th May, 1922; WILLIAM BROADHURST, Postman, Cooma,
three months from 23rd May, 1922; LILLIAN GLENTHORNE
MUDDLE, Telephonist, Dungog, three months from 2nd May,
1922; WALTER PATRICK DONNELLAN, Telegraph Messenger, Ken -
sington, three months from 24th Alay, 1922; WILLIAM HENRY
racknabeal, GILBERT JAMES CURRIE, Dunolly, GORDON JOHN
MCLEAN, Mansfield, STEPHEN CHARLES MURTAGH, Coleraine,
ARTHUR FRANCIS BAUM, Birregurra, ERNEST SLEEMAN PETRIE,
Horsham, LEONARD JOHN HUMPHR.IS, Kyneton, JOHN HENRY
FINDLAY, Chiltern, and EDMUND GEORGE LILLEY, Kerang, from
9th November, 1921 ; FREDERICK HORACE FINN, Hamilton, from
16th November, .1921.; ,JAMES MANGAN, Bendigo, from 21st
November, 1921 ; FRANCIS GEORGE PALMER, Castlemaine,
WILLIAM JOHN . HEFFERNAN, Kerang, and ROBERT BRUCE
\VooKEY, Geelong, from 28th November, 1921.
Extensions of Probation. WALTER ANDREW MURRAY, Tele-
REYNOLDS, Telegraph Messenger, Moss Vale, three months
from 9th May, 1922 ; NORMAN SYLV ESTER FLINT, Telegraph
Messenger, Queanbe3-an, three months from 9th May, 1922;
graph Messenger, Telegraph Branch, six months, from 6th
GEORGE IRVINE COTTER, Telegraph Messenger, William- street,
1922; JOHN EASBY, Mail Driver, Motor Workshop and Trans-
three months from 30th May, 1922.
Allowances. Officers stationed at Venda to be paid a special
allowance equal to the amount they would be entitled to if the
locality of Venda were classified in Scale II. of the scale of
allowances prescribed in Public Service Regulation 168, payment of such special allowance to continue for six months
from ist April, 1922.
Payment to an Officer.A. BROWNrOHN, Mechanic, Electrical Engineer's Branch, to be paid £32 as compensation
for loss sustained by him on the sale of his furniture on
Suspension of System of Examination. The system of
transfer from Deniliquixi to Sydney.
examination to be suspended in connexion with the proba-
tionary appointments of the following Telegraph Messengers
R. E. JAMESON, C. T. MOSS, A. P. J: HOGAN, W. C. A. SHIPP,
J. N. JosEY, A. SEHLY, W. F. ROBINSON, F. J. ARDITTO,
F. C. GAGE, G. H. RAYMOND, N. J. HARGREAVES, A. R.
HUMPHRIES, and G. F HAMILTON, Telegraph Branch ; R. N.
CHRISTON and J. A. DALE, Croydon; N. G. PARKES, Rochdale;
G. D. HARROP, St. Peters; and W. A. DAWSON, Coogee.
Furlough. FRANCIS MONTGOMERY KELLY, Senior Sorter,
Broken Hill, and WILLIAM SYDNEY BURKE, Senior Postal
Assistant (in charge), Wiseman's Ferry, six months, on full
pay; THOMAS MCDONAGH, Postman, Glebe, six months, less
half a day, on full pay; GEORGE IRELAND, Postmaster, Alexandria., and JAMES VERNON, Assistant. Accounts Branch (Tele-
graph Accounts), six months, less twenty -one days, on full
pay; WILLIAM STANLEY FENDER., Postman, Mail Branch (City),
three months,''on full pay; FRANCIS DAVISON, Senior Sorter,
Mail Branch (Inland), three months, less twenty -one days,
on full pay.
April, 1922; HAROLD GEORGE HAMBLING, Painter and Writer,
Electrical Engineer's Branch, six months, from 17th June,
port, JOHN EDWARD MULLANE,. Mail Driver, Motor Workshops
and Transport (Transport) , and FR- EDERICK RICHARD REEVE,
Mail -Driver, Transport, six months, from 21st June, 1922;
NORMAN ROBERT HALL, Telegraph Messenger, Castlemaine, six
months, from 24th June, 1922 ; HENRY CHARLES HIGGINS, Tele-
gra.pli Messenger, Fitzroy, six months, from 28th June, 1922;
ALBERT PETER MILLANE, Telegraph Messenger, Caulfield East,
three months, from 24th June, 1922.
Allowances. W. H.. MITCHELL, who has been promoted from
the position of Postmaster, Grade VII., 5th Class, Rainbow,
salary £230, to that of. Clerical Assistant, Qrade I., 4th Class,
Albert Park, with salary of £220 per annum, as from 25th
May, 1922, to be paid an allowance, at the rate of £10 per
annum, from the date named until he is relieved from the performance of the duties of Postmaster, Rainbow; D. E. COTTER,
Telegraphist, Ballarat, to be paid an allowance at -the rate of
£10 per annum, from 16th Marcel, .1922, to 4th April, 1922,
inclusive, he having been promoted from the position of Postmaster, Grade VIL, 5th Class, salary £230 per annum, to that
of Telegraphist, Grade I., 4th Class, Ballarat, with salary of
£220 per annum, from the former date, but not having taken
up duty in the position' to which he was promoted until 5th
April, 1922.
Payment to an Officer.S. W. SCOTT, Lineman, Electrical
Engineer's Branch, to be paid £1 is., to cover medical expenses
incurred by him-as the result of an accident which occurred
whilst he was on duty.
No. 60.-27th July, 1922
1197
Deduction from Salary. A deduction at the rate of 10 per
centum per annum, excluding portions of a pound, to be made
from the salary of CECIL CLYDE CUTSIBERTSON STEWART, as
rent for quarters occupied by him at Abbotsford for the purpose of residence; to take effect from the 26th May, 1922.
Leave of Absence Without Part. -Leave of absence, without
pay, from the 16th to the 19th June, 1922, inclusive, has been
granted to WILLIAM MURDoCK WILSON, Assistant, Mail Branch
(Inland), such period of leave not to be included for any purpose as part of such officer's period of service.
Services Terminated.-Resignations-MARGARET ANN DoDDS,
Assistant, Accounts Branch (Money Order ), from 12th June,
1922 ; .GEORGE L. MAYMAN, Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch,
Retirement-JOHN BEABY, Senior
1922.
Sorter, Mail Branch, from 19th May, 1922. Dismissal-- HENriY
FRANCIS ELSEY, Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Dimboola.
Offices Crea ted.- Assistant, Accounts Branch ( Money Order) ;
Mechanic, Ivanhoe.
Office Abolished. Junior Mechanic, Electrical Engineer's
Branch, Central Exchange.
from 30th June,
QUEENSLAND.
WESTN AUSTRALIA.
PrOmotiOn.- FREDER CS AUGUSTUS GROSVENOR, Clerk,- 4th
Class, Accounts Branch (Expenditure) , salary £310, to be
Clerk, 3rd Class, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Costing Section), with salary of £320, from 22nd June, 1922.
Appointments Confirmed .- 1Teleph,onists --MARY AGNES SULLIVAN, Perth South, from 18th November, 1921; EILEEN
HERLIHIY, Telephone Branch, from 28th November, 1921. Telegraph Messengers- STANLEY MCFARLANE, Cottesloe, from 15th.
November, 1921; ROBERT FREDERICK BICKERDIKE, Claremont,
from 21st November, 1921; EDWARD ERNEST ROBERTS, Telegraph Branch, from 22nd November, .1921; ALBERT ALBURY,
Telegraph Branch, from 28th November, 1921; WILLIAM
RICHARrìS LAWSON, Telegraph Branch, from 28th August, 1921.
Cancellation of Allowance. -The approval given for the
payment of a special allowance, at the rate of £131 per annum,
in lieu of district, cost of living, and basic wage allowances,
to JOHN HENRY MCKINNON, as from the date. of commencing
duty as Telephonist, at Broome, such special allowance to be
reduced by the amount of any increment granted until the
officer's salary, plus district, cost of living, and basic wage
allowances under the Award or Regulations exceeds the amount
PrO17200091.- FREDERICK SOREN ROSENSKJÀR, Clerk, 5th Class,
Accounts Branch (Expenditure) , salary £210, to be Clerk, 4th
Class, Accounts Branch (Money Order), with salary of f220,
from 13th April, 1922.
Ross DE
Co1?-fir;ned.- --+Lineman - GEORGE
.4ppoin.tments
FRAINE, Electrical Engineer's Branch ( Construction and Maintenance)', from 8th November, 1921. Clerks - ANDREW DAVID
TEMPLE, Accounts Branch (Expenditure), and ERNEST WIL
WOOD, Stores Branch, from 23rd November, .1921.
Telephonists-ALICE GODDARD BRIDGES, Oakey, from 2nd November, 1921; ANNIE MARGARET SHANNON, Albion, from 0th
LIAISE
November, 1921 ; MARJORIE .FLORENCE BEAL, Telephone Branch,
of salary and special allowance, when the special allowance
should cease and salary, district, cost of living, and basic
wage`allowances should be paid, has been cancelled.
Deduction from .Salary. -A deduction, at the rate of £6 per
annum, -to be made, as from 13th June, 1922, from the salary
of GEORGE FRANK CHAMBERS, Assistant (in charge) , Corrigin,
as rent for quarters occupied by him for the purpose of residence.
Furlough. -- ROBERT HAMPTON GRIFFIN, Telegraphist, Eucla,
six months, on full pay; JOSEPH JAMES DINEEN, Assistant,
Mail Branch (Mail Room), six months, less twenty -one days,
on full pay.
Cancellation of Leave of Absence without Pay. -The Ap-
from ßt11 December, 1921. Postal Assistants -WILFRED ALLAN
FORD, Springsure, from 9th November, 1921; CLIFFORD GEYER,
proval given `for the granting to JAMES PALMA BURNETT, As-
GEORGE JONES, Telegraph Branch, from 2nd November, 1921.;
which appears on page 1120 of Commonwealth, Gazette, No. 56,
of 6th July, 1022, lias been cancelled.
Warwick, from 3rd November, 1921; Joluc PITT, Townsville,
Telegraph Messengers -HENRY
from 1st December, 1921.
JAMES FOURRE, Mackay, from 6th September, 1921; 'ALFRED
WILLIAM LOEE'EN, Cairns, and FREDERICK CONRAD NEUMANN,
Mt. Larconi, from 9th November, 1921; JOHN EARNEST PENNY,
Townsville, from 10th November, 1921; SAMUEL LAWRENCE
HARE, Charters Towers, from 14th November, 1921; FRANCIS
WILLIAM MANLEY, Telegraph Branch, from 19th November,
1921; LAURENCE O'SULLIVAN, Telegraph Branch, GEORGE
EDWARD MACKENZIE, Bowen, and GUY COBDEN SANDAVER,
Cairns, from 22nd November, 1921 ; ARTHUR WILLIAM STEEN,
sistant, Unattached, of leave of absence without pay for six
months, such period of leave not to be included for any purpose as part of such officer's period of service, notification of
Services Terminated.-Resignations-J: E. C. SMITH, Typist,
Stores Branch, Perth, from 13th June, 1922; W. N. J. ELLIorr,
Telegraph Messenger, Narrogin, from 24th June, 1922.
Office Created.- Telegraph Messenger, Balingup.
Office Abolished. -- Clerk, 5th Class, Correspondence, Records,
and Staff Branch (Records) .
TASMANIA.
Charters Towers, ERIC CLAUDE CUMMING, Cooroy, LAWRENCE
GEORGE HALL, Goomeri, JOHN LENEY GIBSON, Gordonvale,
Appointments Confirmed.- Clerks- EDWARD GODDARD BRIGGS, .
THOMAS CORLEY, Palmwoods, and FREDERICK GEORGE STIRLING,
Electrical Engineer's Branch, from 29th October, 1921; LEONARD
GEORGE BARWICK, Telephone Branch, from 18th November,'
1921; FRANK WHITTLESAY PURCHAS, Electrical Engineer's
Quilpie, from 6th December, 1921; MAURICE PATRICK DoWD,
Telegraph Branch, WILLIAM SWANSON CHRISTIE, Murgon, and
WILLIAM HENRY FRANKS, Thursday Island, from 26th December, 1921; WILLIAM ALEXANDER MARSHALL, Kingaroy, from
27th December, 1921.
Deductions from, Salaries. -A deduction, at the rate of £6
per annum, to be made from the salary of THOMAS JOSEPH
MuRDocK, as from the 10th, May, 1922, as rent for quarters
occupied by him at Iiilcoy for the purpose of residence; a
deduction, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, excluding
portions of a pound, to be made from the salary of GEORGE
KENWOOD PHILLIPS, as from the 30th May,. 1922, as rent for
quarters occupied by him at Moreton for the purpose of resideuce.
Services Terminated.- Resignations- THOMAS HENRY HAuIIL-
TON, Telegraph Messenger, Townsville, from 29th July, 1922;
EDITH ANNIE KIDD, Telephonist, Albion, from 31st July, 1922.
Offices Created. - Senior Lineman, Gayndah; Exchange Foreman Mechanic, Toowong.
Office Abolished. - Senior Mechanic, Toowong.
graph Messengers- CLEMENT RICHARD CLYDE HILL, Telegraph
Branch, from 29th October, 1921 ; PERCIVAL HARRY GIBBONS,
CAR, Hawker, from 9th November,
Renmark, and ARCHIE MR
1921; HARRY MORRIS WALTER BRAY, Semaphore, from 16th
November, 1921; PHILIP KEMSEY WILKINSON, Hindmarsli, from
28th November, 1921.
Extension of Probation. -ELSIE MAY DEER, Telephonist, Telephone Branch, three months, from 19th May, .1922.
P trlough.- ROBERT GIBSON, Senior Mechanic, Electrical
Engineer's Branch (Relieving Staff), six months, on full pay;
BOCKELBERG,
Telephonist,
Telegraph
Branch, three months, less twenty -one days, on full pay.
Services
Terminated.-Appointment Ann- ulled- DouGLAS
ERNEST BARRON, Telegraph Messenger (on probation) , Goodwood.
1921.
EXAMINATIONS NOTIFIED IN PREVIOUS ISSUES.
Examination No. 1092, for appointment as Telegraph Messenger at certain eentres in New South Wales, Victoria, and
South Australia, to be held on Saturday afternoon, 5th August,
1922. For details see Commonwealth Gazette of 13th July,
1922.
Additional centred to be included at the above examination
are: -
Souih.
Wales.- Ardlethan,
Canowindra,
Gulgong,
Leeton, Narromìne, Parkes, Paterson, Thirroul, West
Wyalong.
-4 ppointmcn.ts Coyz firmed.- Jiin.ior Mechanic (in training)ALFRED JOHN COLE, Electrical Engineer's Branch, from 24th
October, 1921. Linenw,n -- CHARLES GEORGE FREDERICK CAMPBELL, Construction and Maintenance Branch, from 3rd November, 1921. Typist - STELLA SYLVIA: WATTS, Telephone Branch,
from 28th November, 1021. Telephonist -EDITH ALMA CLARICE
HEWISH, Telephone Branch, from 30th November, 1921. Tele-
MARY
ROBERTSON, Queenstown, from 23rd May, 1921; THOMAS
HERBERT TOWN SEND, Launceston, from 12th November, 1921;
RONALD WILLIAM SMITH, Campbell Town, from 14th October,
Netr
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
WILHELMINA
Branch, from 9th April, 1918. Junior Mechanic (in training)
-NEIL OLIVER MCCuLL ocu, Electrical Engineer's Branch, from
17th November, 1921. Telegraph Messengers -JACK HENRY.
Victoria.- Beulah, Euroa.
South A.ustralia.-- Badina.
Examination No. 1093, for appointment as Telephonist at
certain centres in New South Wales, to be held on Saturday
afternoon, 5th August, 1922. For details see Commonwealth
Gazette of 13th July, 1922.
Examination No. 1095, for appointment as Lineman, Post master- General's Department, Queensland, to be held in November, 1922. Applications close Monday, the 18th September,
1922. For details see Commonwealth Gazette of 13th July,
1922.
Examination No. 1096, for appointment as Female Typist
.(General Division) , New South Wales and Tasmania, to be
held on Saturday afternoon, 28th October, 1922. Applications
close Saturday, the 30th September, 1922. For details see
Commonwealth Gazette of 13th July, 1922.
Examination No..1097, for appointment as Postal Assistant
(with. Telegraphic Ability) , General Division, Postmaster General's Department, New .South Wales, to be held on Saturday afternoon, 4th November, 1922. Applications close 22nd
September, 1922. For details see Commonwealth Gazette of
20th July, 1922.
£
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1198
Examination No. 1098, to enable General Division Officers
to qualify for promotion as Senior Sorter, New South Wales,
to be held on Saturday, 21st October, 1922, and subsequent
dates. Applications close 30th September, 1922. For details
see Commonwealth Gazette of 20th July, 1922.
Examination No. 1099, to enable Me$$sengers in training and
Acting Telegraphists to qualify for transfer as Telegraphist
or Clerical Assistant, Clerical Division, Postmaster - General's
TEXT - BOOKS. NO text -books are prescribed, but booklet Con-
taining an arithmetic paper set at a previous examination
(No. 997) may be obtained from the Government Printer,
Melbourne, for 3d. (by post 4d.)
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
H. A. EARL, Acting S+ =cretary.
Department, to be held on Saturday, 18th November, 1922.
Applications close 26th August, 1922. For details see Com-
monwealth Gazette of 20th July, 1922.
Examination No. 1100, for transfer as Telegraphist or
Clerical Assistant, Clerical Division, Postmaster- General's
Department, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania (non -soldiers) , to be held on 16th September, and 18th November,
1922.
Applications close 26th August, 1922. For details
see Commonwealth Gazette of 20th July, 1922.
Examination No. 1101, for transfer as Telegraphist or
Clerical Assistant, Clerical Division, Postmaster- General's
Department, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania
(soldiers) , to be held on 16th September, and 18th November,
1922. Applications close 26th August, 1922. For details see
Commonwealth Gazette of 20th July, 1922.
H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
Examination, No. 1080.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS SORTER (FEMALE), DEPARTMENT OF THE
TREASURY, NEW SOUTH WALES.
Held 1st July, 1922.
THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the above
Examination, having obtained at least half marks in each
subject.
The following information should be noted :
(1) Where two or more candidates secure the same number of
marks, their order of merit is determined by the number
of marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, and (b) Handwriting,
and, where these numbers are also equal, then by ballot.
(2) The eligibility for appointment of successful candidates
Examination No. 1102.
(3) Upon appointment, a successful candidate must produce
will cease on 26th January, 1924.
To ENABLE TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS TO QUALIFY FOR PROMOTION
TO A HIGHER POSITION IN THE GENERAL DIVISION.
AN Examination, as above, will be held throughout the
Commonwealth on Saturday afternoon, 4th November,
1922.
NATURE OF EXAMINATION. The examination will be confined
to the subject of *Arithmetic first four rules, simple and
evidence of the date of her birth, and a medical certificate
satisfying the Commissioner in such particulars as he may
determine as to her sound bodily health and freedom from
physical defects, but she should not undergo medical
examination until instructed by the Commissioner to do
An appointee will also be required to assure her life
in accordance with the Regulations,
(4) If a successful candidate decline to accept an appointment
so.
money; and, to be successful, a candidate will require to secure
at least 100 of the 200 marks allotted.
*Provided that Telegraph Messengers in Sydney who were
appointed under Section 34n of the Commonwealth Public Ser-
offered to her, or fail to reply within seven days to a
communication from the Commissioner or a Public
Service Inspector, addressed to her at her last-known
place of residence, respecting her nomination to the
Public Service, her name may be removed from the
and Arithmetic, and to obtain at least half marks in each
(5) If a successful candidate change her address she should
immediately notify the Commonwealth Public Service
vice Act, and have not been granted the Qualifying Certificate of the Department of Education, New South Wales, will
be required to undergo examination in Handwriting, Spelling,
sub jett.
To WHOM THE EXAMINATION APPLIES. The Commonwealth
" Register of Qualified Candidates."
Inspector, Commonwealth Bank Building, Martin- place,
Sydney.
Public Service Act 1902 -1918 provides that a Telegraph Mes-
senger must retire upon attaining the age of 18 years unless
he is qualified for promotion. To be so qualified a Telegraph
Messenger must have obtained at least half marks in Handwriting, Spelling, and Arithmetic at any examination fòr
appointment (a) as Telegraph Messenger, (b) as Messenger
Name.
atio
_a
in training, or (c) as Junior Mechanic in training, or at a
subsequent examination held to enable Telegraph Messengers
to complete their qualification.
Any Telegraph Messenger, therefore, who has not yet passed
in the three subjects mentioned above may enter for this
examination, and, unless lie is successful at this or a subse-
quent examination of a similar nature, le must cease to be
employed upon attaining the age of 18 years.
Casual or temporary Telegraph Messengers cannot enter for
the Examination.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications to be examined must be
sent direct to the Secretary, Commonwealth Public Service
Commissioner, Melbourne, and will be received up to, but not
later than 30th September, 1922. Should an . intending applicant be unable to lodge his application by the due date, há
should notify his candidature by telegram. Nd examination
fee is required.
FORM OF APPLICATION. Applications to attend the examina-
tion must be in the candidate's own handwriting, on foolscap,
and contain the following particulars. No printed forms are
supplied:
The Secretary, Commonwealth Public Service
Commissioner, Melbourne.
I hereby give notice of intention to present myself at Examination No. 1102, to qualify for promotion in the General
Division.
(a) Name in full (as shown in index to
Permanent Staff List for 1921)
(b) *Name of Post Office (specifying
the State where now employed)
(c) Page-and number on page of Permanent Staff List for 1921, at which
candidate's name appears
I will reach the age of 18 years on the
192
of
(Signature)
(Date)
*Where a candidate shall have been transferred to another office between
the day of sending in his application and the date of the examination, immediate
notification thereof must be sent to this odice, so that arrangements may be
-made for his examination.
..
F
m
Maximum Marks
Pass Marks ..
Coen, Mary Alacoque
Bayliss, Jennie' Alberta Barbara
Richards, Phyllis Irene
Jones, Ebe Madeline ..
Clapham, Minnie Evelyn
..
Peat, Gwendoline Catherine Blanche
Gates, Millen Mary Elizabeth . .
O'Loughlin, Margaret Mary
1
Betel,. Mary Alecia
Sheil, Ellen Catherine
Robinson, Eugenie Victoria
Carson, Elvie Doreen ..
.
Duprez, Jessie
.. _
Brown, Mary Marjorie
.
McSweeney, Rose
Lovegrove, Alice Theresa
Davis, Phoebe
Daly, Daphne Mercia Sophia
Seery, Winnifred Veronica
..
Morgan, Gwendolyn
.
Ricketson, Margaret Mary-Aliquot
Cornell, Nora Edna
.
Eagleton, Imelda Gertrude
Agnew, Irma McCoy ..
Nicholls, Alma Annie ..
. .
Gibson, Marjorie Hastings
..
Kent, Ellen Elizabeth
Stow, Elsie Maud
Little, Millicent Kathleen
Sanderson, Constance Marion
.
Bacon, Jean Henderson.
100
50
75
75
85
85
60
65
75
75
65
150
75
136
136 .
136
136
148
1.34
143
143
119
143
150
150
141
198
129
150
129
136
65
-65
65
70
65
80
70
70
70
60 118
70 143
65 136
70 1.29
70 129
65 129
55 136
55 129
60 122
65
115
65
99
70 108
70
90
200
100
200
173
163
150
143
148
128
128
155
124
114
110
113
110
111
100
119
109
136
100
100
100
100
100
100
106
106
106
118
100
106
450
225
411
384
384
371
351
347
346
3.46
339
332
329
325
324
323
320
320
318
315
314
313
301
299
299
294
291
290
288
286
282
278
266
e
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1199
In the case of officers of the Commonwealth Public Serviçe
applications should be forwarded through the Department to
Examination No. 1085 (Additional Results).
which the officer is attached.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).
In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State the following parHeld ist July, 1922 .
RE following name has been added to the list of successful ticulars should be set out at the foot of the application.- candidates at the above examination which was published
Designation
in the Commowealth. Gazette of 20th July, 1922 :
Office or Branch
Age last birthday (in years )
9
Length of service (in years )
m
m
T
,
9
ó
Name.
..
..
..
Pass marks
1
a»
121
Maximum marke
E
Salary (per annum)
ßN
Date of receipt of present salary
Applicants from outside the Service should state full name
100 150 200 450
50 75 100 225
..
NEW SOUTH WALES.
for.
SINGLETON.
.. 80
Rogers, Aileen May
and date and year of birth, also place of birth and whether
they are natural-born or naturalized British subjects. Copies
only of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should
be forwarded. If the originals are required they will be aased
1134 1
344
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 ( i ) 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.
Applications must be in the applicant's handwriting,
should show fully qualifications for the position sought, and
must, to 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.
Fares to locality of appointment of persons appointed from
outside the Service will not be paid by the l,unimonwealth
unless such fare exceeds £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify may be granted.
The range of salary indicates the classified value of a position, but appointments may be made at any salary within
such range. Cost of living allowances are subject to review
by the Arbitration Court from time to time. Successful ap=
pointees must comply with the life assurance provisions of the
Public Service Act and Regulations.
Ofiïcers promoted to positions in the Fourth Class, which
come within the scope of the award of the Australian
monwealth
Public
Service
Clerical
Association,
retained at the salary of £245 where, in the opinion of the
Acting Commissioner, the fixing of that salary as a maximum
is justified.
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 Departments to provide quarters, which, if provided, may be wholly
or partially withdrawn at any time.
Salary and Allowance per Annum.
Locality.
Position and Division.
Com-
may be
Cost of Living Allowance.
Salary.
Closing Date for
Receipt of
Applications
Basic Wage
Allowance.
ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Melbourne...
Clerk, Class 4, Private Secretary
to Deputy President of Arbi-
£220 to £310 ...
...
§i12
£30 if unmarried, £50
if married
...
... 4 3rd August
tration Court (2 positions)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
... (3rd August
... £30 if unmarried, £50
... £606 to £798 ...
1-Quarantine Officer, Class B, Fremantle
if married
Professional Division, Quarantine Branch
Applicants must be qualified medical practitioners registerable in any Australian State, should not be over 35 years of age, and will be
required to perform duty in any part of the Commonwealth, or any territory under Commonwealth jurisdiction. If satisfactory, appointee
will he advanced to £702 per annum at the expiration. of 12 months, and by two further increments of £48 at the discretion of the Permanent
Head.
Any further particulars may be obtained on application to the Director - General of Health, Melbourne. Applications should be
addressed to the Commonwealth Public Semite Inspector, 527 Collins- street, Melbourne.
I
4
I
1
I
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
CENTRAL STAFF.
:Butter Grader, Class D, Pro -
fessional Division, Commerce
Branch
Melbourne
...
Victoria.
£354 to £408 ...
£30 if unmarried, £50 if
Imarried
3rd August
t£12
Training in the practice and science of dairying particularly as regards butter making, is essential, and training in dairy chemistry
and. dairy bacLeriology would be an advantage.
Surveyor -in -Chief Melbourne
t. Engineer
and Examiner of Engineers,
Class B. Professional Division,
Navigation Branch
£606 to £678
...
...
17th August
if married
Applicants must hold an ExtrD.First -class Engineer's Certificate of Competency, and have had experience as Chief Engineer of a
sea-going vessel whilst holding a' First -class Engineer's Certificate : they must possess a full working knowledge of the subjects of
examination prescribed in the Board of Trade Regulations relating to the examination of engineers for certificates of competency, and be
competent to set and mark examination papers therein. An intimate knowledge of the general construction of iron and steel hulls, boilers,
and machinery is essential. A full statement of sea service should accompany application.
Applicants should also state any shop, dockyard, or other special qualifications or experience they possess.
7-27th July; 1922
Conitionwealtk*iette
1200
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIESContinued.
Cost of Living Allowance.
Closing Date for
Receipt of
Applications.
Basic Wage
Allowance.
I
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
(
Victoria.
Postmaster, Clerical Division ...
Colas
Nagambie...
,
£30 if unmarried, §E50
if married
£200 to 2230, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, £50
£396 to 2420. ...
.--
deduction
cent.
rent of quarters
if married
for
...
3rd August
§£1.2
3rd August
Quarters : Four rooms.
Postmaster, Clerical Division ... j Tallangatta
g`
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 j Brunswick
Class 4, Clerical Division
£282 to £318, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, 250 §p2
cent. deduction for
if married
rent of quarters
Quarters : Seven rooms
I£245 to £260 ...
f £30 if unmarried,- £50 1 P12
'
if married
...
10th August
I10th August
Queensland.
Postmaster-General,
Deputy
Administrative Division
Lineman, General Division
(two positions)
Senior Postal Assistant
charge) General Division
in
..
Brisbane ...
£850 ...
Dalby
Ipswich ...
Irvinebarik
li £162 to £186
Yeulba
10th August
£27 if unmarried, £44 §212
if married
'230 if unmarried, £50
if married
J.
£200 to £230, less 10 per
cent. deduction for rent
of quarters
Quarters : Seven rooms
£168 to 2204, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, £50
cent. deduction for
if married
rent of
quarters.
District
Scale I.
10th August
§212
10th August
§212
10th August
Allowance,
Quarters : Five rooms.
Applicants must not be less than 21 years of age.
s
South, Australia.
Class 3,
Assistant Manager,
Clerical Division, Telegraph
Branch
£380 to £400
Adelaide
...
£30 if unmarried, § £50
3rd August
if married
Western Australia.
R320 to £400 ...
Supervisor, Class 3, Clerical Perth
Division, Mail Branch (Mail
if married
t§£12
"
10th August
Room)
(
1
f Subject to provisions of Reghlation 169a.
§ Exclusive of child endowment.
.T. This position is. open to persons both Within and without tbe Public Service. As amongst suitable applicants from without the
..
Service, preference will be given to returned sailors and soldiers.
,
CONTENTS.
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.
PAGE
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME.
S BELL, sometimes heretofore called and known by
the name of James McCracken, hereby give public notice
I J-AlLE
.
r
that on the thirteenth day of July, 1922, I formally and absolutely renounced, relinquished, and abandoned the use of my
said surname of McCracken, and then assumed and. adopted
and determined thenceforth on all occasions whatsoever to use
and. subscribe the name of James Bell instead of the said
name of James McCracken. And I give further notice that by
a Deed Poll, dated the thirteenth day of July, 1922, duly exe-
elite& and. attested and enrolled in the office of the Supreme
-Court of Queensland, at Brisbane, on the seventeenth day of
July, 1922, I formally and absolhtely renounced and abandoned
the. said surname of McCracken, and declared that I had
assumed and adopted and intended thenceforth upon all occaMons whatsoever) to use and subscribe the name of James Bell
instead of James McCracken, and so as to be at all times
thereafter called, knOwn, and .described by the.name. of James
Bell exclusivelf.
Dated this seventeenth day of July, 1922.
JAMES BELL.
WitnessSYDNEY ROBERTSON, solicitor, Edward-street, Brisbane.
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No 60, 27 July 1922 - Federal Register of Legislation

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