No 33, 12 June 1958 - Federal Register of Legislation

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QIotttmo««i]?altI| of Aufitralta (illazpttp.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
[Registered at the General Post Office, Melbourne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.]
No. 33.]
CANBERRA, THURSDAY, lltn JUNE.
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION OF BROKEN HILL.
EXCISE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NORTHERN
TERRITORY.
EXCISE PROCLAMATION No. 966.
Commonwealth of
By His Excellency the Governor-General
Australia to wit.
in and over the Commonwealth of
W. J, SLIM
Australia.
Governor-General.
"rtTHEREAS it is provided by sub-section (2) of section twelve
VV of the Excise Act 1901-1957 that the Governor-General may,
by proclamation, amongst oth^r things, declare that, for the
purposes of the administration of that Act, the whole or portion
of a Territory of the Commonwealth, shall be attached to an
adjoining State and, in that case, the Collector of Customs for that
adjoining State may in the Territory or portion of a Territory, so
attached, exercise any power exercisable by the Customs under any
Excise Act:
And whereas the Governor-General by proclamation published
in the Gazette on the second day of September, one thousand
nine hundred and forty-eight, at page 3117, declared that, for the
inirposes of the administration of the Excise Act 1901-1947, the
Northern Territory should ^ attached to the State of Queensland:
And whereas it is desirable to revoke the said proclamation and
to make other provisions iti its stead:
Now therefore I, Sir William Joseph Slim, the Governor-General
aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
do hereby:—
(a) revoke the said proclamation; and
(b) declare that, for the purposes of the administration of any
Excise Act, that part of the Northern Territory situated
north of the twentieth parallel of South latitude shall be
attached to the State of Queensland, and that part of
the Northern Territory south of that parallel of South
latitude shall be attached to the State of South Australia.
Given tinder my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth
of Australia this 22nd day of May in the year of our
(L.S.) Lord, One thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, and in
the seventh year of Her Majesty's reign.
By His Excellency's Command,
DENHAM HENTY
Minister of State fot Customs and Excise.
^-{Ex. Min. No. 30.)
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
[1958.
CUSTOMS PROCLAMATION No. 967.
Conmionwealth of
By His Excellency the Governor-General
Australia to wit.
In and over the Commonwealth of
W. J. SLIM
AustraUa.
Governof-Geiiefal.
HEREAS by section eight of the Customs Act 1901-1957 it is
provided that if the Governor-General notifies by Pfoolamfltion that for the purposes of the administration of the Customs
any portion of a State or Territory is attached to any ftdj<rflliftg
State, the Collector of Customs for that adjoining State Shall,
subject to the Comptroller-General, be the Chief Officer of the
Customs in the portion so attached, and be deemed to be the
Collector of Customs in that portion:
And whereas by Proclamation published in the Commonwealth
Gazette, No. 76, of 29th June, 1916, it was notified that fof the
purposes of the administration of the Customs Bfokeii Hill Was
attached to the State of South Australia:
And whereas it is desirable that the said Proclamation should be
revoked:
Now therefore I, Sir William Joseph Slim, the GovemofGetieral aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive
Council, do hereby revoke the said Proclamation:
Given under my Hand artd the Seal of the Commonwealth
of Australia this 22nd day of May in the year of OTIT
(L.S.) Lord, one thousand nine hutidred and fifty-eight, and in
the seventh year of Her Majesty's reigfi.
By His Excellency's Command,
DENHAM HENTY
Minister of State for Customs and Excise.
W
—(Ex. Min. No. 30.)
OoD SAVE THE QUEEN!
TERRITORY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA.
NON-DISALLOWANCE OF AN OKDINANCE.
T is hereby notified, for general information, that his Excellwicy
the Governor-General in Council, on the recommendation of the
Minister of State for Territories, has not disallowed the undermentioned Ordinance passed by the Legislative Council for the
Territory of Papua and New Guinea and assented to by the
Administrator:—
No. 7 of 1958.—Administration Contracts Ordinance 1958.—
(Ex. Mill. No. 106.)
PAUL HASLUCK
Minister of State for TefritofJes;
I
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.
Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, or the Commonwealth Sub-Treasury in each Capital City, at the
price indicated.
Title of Act under which Regulations made.
Defence Act 1903-1956
Citatloit of
Statutory
Rule.
S.R. 1958,
No. 38
Particulars of Regulations comprised in atatofory Rtlle.
Amendments of the Defence Force Regulations
Prkeof
ft. d.
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ROBERT G. MENZIES, Prime Minister.
3553/55.—No. 33.—PRICE IS. (plus postage); Quarterly, IBs. 9d.; Half-yearly, 27s. 6d.; Yearly, 55s.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Commonwealth Gazette
1902
Customs Act 1901-1957.
6910. Heat absorbing plate glass.
30th April, 1959.
449
58/5754.
NOTICE OF DETERMEVATIONS Nos. 58/6868-7463 UNDER (A)(1).
6911. Typewriters. 31st January, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8491.
PART XVI.
6912. Offset printing press. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
h e Minister for Customs and Excise, the Hon. Denham Henty,
in pursuance of section 273B of the Customs Act 1901-1957,
Tnotifies
that Determinations have been made under Part XVI. of
that Act in favour of specific importers in respect of the goods
indicated in the Schedule appended hereto and limited to quantities
set out in the respective Determinations.
Except where an amendment or revocation of an earlier Determination is concerned, the Schedule lists, in the following order,
the number of the Determination in the 58/- series, the kind of
goods, the date on or before which the goods shall be shipped to
Australia for entry for home consumption on arrival or be
entered for home consumption, (whichever applicable), if
such is a condition of the Determination, further conditions, if
any, the Tariff Item applying to the goods, and the File No. All
goods, being machines, machinery or machine tools are, unless
otherwise indicated, subject to the provisions of Prefatory Note
No. 12 to the Customs Tariff 1933-1957.
This notice is for public information only. The Determination
itself provides the legal authority which is limited to the importer
named in the Determination enabling that importer to enter the
goods under the item mentioned in the Determination.
THE SCHEDULE.
6868. Alloy steel tubing. 31st October, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8554.
6869. Elevator bolts with square nuts. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8671.
6870-1. Reagent strip kits. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/3821-2.
6872. Spun cast iron pipes, joints and pipe couplings. 30th June,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8711.
6873. Mineral insulated copper cable. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7512.
6874. Mineral insulated cable terminations. 31st May, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/7511.
6875. Grinding balls for paint industry. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/5976.
6876. Manually operated fold-away toilet and wash basin cabinet.
31st December, 1958. Conditional on use as a prototype. 449
(A)(2). 57/27085.
6877. Rescue sledges. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/5984.
6878. Stainless steel chain. 31st March, 1959. 449(A)(2).
57/21387.
6879. Stainless steel sheet. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/5939.
6880. Bright cold rolled steel strip. 31st August, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/6513.
6881. Aluminium corrugated sheets. 30th September, 1958.
449 (A)(2). 57/14843.
6882. Hot rolled steel strip. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/604.
6683. Steel strip. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(2). 58/5938.
6884. Electronic sizing device for grinder. 31st December, 1958.
449 (A)(1). 57/26531.
6885. Replacement parts for high speed vacuum closer. 31st
July, 1958. 449(A)(2). 57/16769.
6886. Square flanging machine. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/4089.
6887. Conductivity bridge copper standard and galvanometer for
copper refining, 31st March. 1959. 449 (A)(2). 57/22067.
6888. Sausage stringing machine. 30th June, 1958. 449 (A)(2).
57/6779.
6889. Fibreglass. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8117.
6890. Truck tyres. 31st October, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/2863.
6891-4. Printers' forme register tables. 30th June, 1959, 449
(A)(1). 57/26395,57/24195-7.
6895-9, Printers' line-ups and lay-out tables. 30th June, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 57/24198-200, 58/1649, 57/26394.
6900. Scanning stereoscope. 31st October, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/928.
6901. Rubber testing equipment. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/499.
6902. Test equipment for rubber industry. 28th February, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/720.
6903. Collator for printing industry, 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/27712.
6904. Components for copying machine. 31st December, 1957.
449 (A)(2). 56/25159.
6905. Components for manufacture of copying machines. 31st
March, 1957. 449 (A)(2). 56/6905.
6906. Components for manufacture of copying machines. 30th
September, 1957. 449(A)(2). 56/10420.
6907-8. Components for copying machines. 31st December,
1957. 449(A)(2). 56/23131.
6909. X-ray apparatus. 28th February, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/4235.
57/20787.
6913. Spare parts for a combined bar peeling and turning
machine. 30th November, 1958. Conditional that Tariff Item
449 (A)(1) shall not apply to any of the spare parts which, if
imported incorporated in the machine, would be subject to the
provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to the Customs Tariff 19331957 or that Tariff as subsequently altered, nor to Vee belts. 449
(A)(1). 57/19797.
6914. Replacement parts for atomizer. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8164.
6915. Textile dyeing and drying plant. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/377L
6916. Retort crate loader and retort crate unloader for food processing industry. 31st August, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8483.
6917. Capsuling machine for wine making. 31st January, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/8009.
6918. Spare parts for dairy and ice cream machinery. 30th
April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7153.
6919. Rotary press. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(2), 57/27519.
6920. Atomizer wheel for spray drying plant. 30th June, 1957.
449 (A)(2). 56/8581.
6921. Modification kits for picture tube manufacture. 30th
June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7922.
6922. Hydraulic universal grinding machine. Conditional that
Tariff Item 449 (A)(1) shall not apply to any of the spare parts
which if imported incorporated in the machine would be subject
to the provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to the Customs Tariff
1933-1957 or that Tariff as subsequently altered, nor to V belts. 449
(A)(1). 58/8736.
6923. Cutter and radius grinder. 31st May, 1959. Conditional
that Tariff Item 449 (A)(2) shall not apply to any of the spare
parts which if imported incorporated in the machine would be
subject to the provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to the Customs
Tariff 1933-1957 or that Tariff as subsequently altered, nor to V
belts. 449 (A)(2). 57/24994.
6924. Functional replacement parts for crankshaft lathe. 31st
May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8264,
6925. Functional replacement parts for clip clinching tools. 31st
May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8263.
6926. Spinning and curling machine. 31st January, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/19348.
6927. Embossing roller. 449 (A)(2). 57/18353.
6928. Spacer for tyre manufacturing. 30th June, 1959, 449
(a)(1). 58/2794.
6929. Replacement shoe machinery parts. 31st August, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/8568.
6930. Centri-cleaners for paper manufacture. 30th September,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8529.
6931. Uptwisting machine. 30th June, 1959. Conditional that
Tariff Item 449 (A)(1) shall not apply to any of the spare parts
which if imported incorporated in the machine would be subject to
the provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to the Customs Tariff
1933-1957 or that Tariff as subsequently altered. 449(A)(1).
58/8609.
6932. Jack Sander. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/19051.
6933. Cutter for lead pencil end rounding machine. 31st March,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/21186.
6934. Validity of Determination No. 57/9007 extended to 31st
July, 1958. 57/11542.
6935. Vitamin D3. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/23188.
6936. Vitamin D3. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/23189.
6937. Triethyl phosphate. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
57/26975.
6938. Soft cotton waste. 31st March, 1959. 432 (c). 58/8654.
6939. Cane webbing. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/6772.
6940. Cobelfix for fabric finishing. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/8706.
6941. Silver yarn, for blending with woollen yarn. 30th June,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8422.
6942. Phthalic anhydride. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/8615.
6943. Phthalic anhydride, 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/8570.
6944. Phthalic anhydride. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/8571.
6945. Electrical moisture control meter. 31st October, 1958. 449
(A)(2). 57/24819.
6946. Circuit breaker replacement parts. 31st January, 1960.
449 (A)(1). 58/5816.
6947. Circular lamps. 31st December, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/8779.
6948. Dual track recording optical system and galvanometer for
television film production. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
57/26337.
6949. Fluorescent tubes. 30th November, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/8838.
6950. Rapping rod assemblies for manufacture of sulphuric acid.
449 (A)(1). 58/4578.
6951. Coupe motor car steel body. Conditional on use as a
prototype. 449 (A)(2). 20th March, 1958. 57/26950.
6952. Welding machine. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/4107.
1903
6953. VentUators. 30th Aprfl, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/4454.
6954. Replacement parts for traction equipments for diesel electric
and electric locomotives. 31st October, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/8561.
6955. Amendment to description of goods (transmission
assemblies) covered by Determination No. 57/7963. 57/10292.
6956. Amendment to description of goods (transmission
assemblies) covered by Determination No. 57/7964. 57/10293.
6957. Variable pumps. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
57/28531.
6958. Hydraulic valves. 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(2).
57/23456.
6959. Hydraulic valves. 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(2).
57/25890.
August, 1958. 56/8621.
6961. Bearings for manufacture of hay rakes. 31st May, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/8535.
6962. Cultivator bearing and flangers. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8536.
6963. Validity of Determination No. 56/15847 as amended extended to 31st August, 1958. 56/16773.
6964. Pulverizer for cosmetic manufacturing. 31st March, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 57/6521.
6965. Combined regulating and check valve for water reticulation.
31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/27891.
6966. Valves for oil refining. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/1619.
6967. Maintenance parts for centrifugals. 31st March, 1959.
449 (A)(2). 58/1667.
6968. Screen for use in generation of electricity. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/1606.
6969. Main engine spares for motor vessel. 31st May, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/7069.
6970. Replacement parts for pumps. 31st January, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 57/20211,
6971. Spare parts for diesel engine. 31st March, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 58/2178.
6972. Spare parts for diesel engine. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 58/2177.
6973-6. Swathers. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7147-50.
6977. Crimp attachment for cellophane bag making machine.
31st March, 1959. Conditional that the goods were on firm order
with the overseas supplier on or before 23rd February, 1958.
449 (A)(2). 57/24806.
May, 1958. 56/21626.
6979. Sole edge inking machine. 31st October, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/4792.
6980. Automatic form rolling machines. 31st August, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/8704.
6981. Replacement parts for brickmaking machines. 31st
December, 1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/28648.
6982. Winding machine for processing yarn. 28th February,
1959. Conditional that Tariff Item 449 (A) (2) shall not apply to
any of the spare parts which if imported incorporated in the
machine would be subject to the provisions of Prefatory Note No.
12 to the Customs Tariff 1933-1957 or that Tariff as subsequently
altered. 449(A)(2). 57/24841.
6983. Replacement parts and accessories for hosiery knitting
machines, 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/1466.
6984. Selvedge tester for textile industry. 31st October, 1958.
449 (A)(2). 57/26715.
6985. Hytronic cutting machine. 31st October, 1959. 449
(A)(1), 58/7691.
6986. Automatic metal slug feeding units. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/5503.
6987. Replacement parts for ammonium sulphate plant. 31st
March, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/5138.
6988. Scissor grinders. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/4537.
6989. Deep back fly press for use with electronic equipment.
28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/3998.
6990. Surface grinding machine. 449 (A)(1). 58/8790.
6991. Validity of Determination No, 57/3622 extended to 30th
September, 1958. 56/10636.
6992. Stamp paper. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/26109.
6993. Gramophone record label paper.
334 (K)(2)(a).
58/1348.
6994. Copper tungsten elkonite metal. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 57/4285.
6995. Steel wire for prestressed concrete. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1 ). 58/8888.
6996. Oil circuit breakers. 31st December, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8866.
6997. Parts for manufacture of television components. 31st
December, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/27856.
6998. Parts for manufacture of television components. 30th
September, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/22665.
6999. Switches for manufacture of switchboards. 30th June,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8549.
700)0. Switch fuse units. 31st July, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8644.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
7001. Holders for lighting equipment. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8653.
7002. Equipment for manufacture of semi-conductors. 30th
November, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7232.
7003. Polar miniature trimmer condensers. 31st January, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/3548.
7004. Carbon valve anodes. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/3042.
7005. Hoist gear for excavator. 31st July. 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/8681.
7006. Tools for automatic telephone exchange switching units.
31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8645.
7007. Current transformers. 30th September, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/5037.
7008. Gas and vacuum packaging machine. 31st January, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/568.
7009-10. Nickel clad iron wire conductor. 28th February, 1959.
449(A)(1). 58/2765-6.
7011. Extraction pump motors. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/4639.
7012. Spare parts for earthmoving equipment. 31st January,
1959. 449(A)(2). 57/22712.
7013. Electric burners. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/2144.
7014. Universal clarifiers. 449 (A)(1). 58/5309.
7015. Spare body for mono-radial pump. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8789.
7016. Universal clarifier. 28th February, 1959. 449(A)(1).
57/22205.
7017. Agricultural combines including mechanical driving units
and apparatus for transmitting power. 31st January, 1958. 449
(A)(2). 58/67.
7018. Valves for oil industry. 30th September, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7795.
7019. Gears and ancillary equipment for production of electric
power. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/6965.
7020. Stainless steel set screens for cement manufacture. 30th
April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/26496.
7021. Gas valves. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/17509.
7022-3. Spare parts for steam generators. 449 (A)(1).
56/151, 6.
7024. Air compressor. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/27511.
7025. Impellers. 31st December, 1958. 449 (A)(1). 57/23261.
7026. Impeller. 31st December. 1958. 449 (A)(1). 57/23262.
7027. Impeller blades and backplates. 31st December, 1958.
449 (A)(1). 57/23263.
7028. Impellers. 31st January, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/24267.
7029. Impeller. 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/3083.
7030. ImpeUers. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/4667.
7031. Components for manufacture of injection moulding
machines. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7932.
7032. Electric dose weighing machine for plastic industry. 30th
June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/19533.
7033. Typewriters. 28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8828.
7034. Adding machines. 31st October, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8768.
7035. Parts for weighing machines. 31st July, 1959. 449
(A)(1), 58/8904.
7036. Cellulose acetate. 31st January, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/4234.
7037. Cellulose acetate. 31st August, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/4185.
7038. Cellulose acetate. 30th September, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/6975.
7039. Cellulose acetate. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/5468.
7040. Cordtex. 31st July, 1959. 105 (D)(4). 58/7305.
7041. Hatters, fur. 31st December, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7446.
7042-4. Logs. 30th September, 1958. Conditional that the goods
shall be used in the manufacture of plywood and/or veneers, under
security. 291(c)(1)(a). 58/8155-7.
7045-50. Isopropyl alcohol. Conditional that evidence shall be
produced to and to the satisfaction of the Collector that the
goods have been or will be sold on the basis of admission under
Tariff Item 449 (A)(1), and the goods shall be used in the manufacture of cements for spraying the interiors of motor tyres
before curing, under security. 449 (A)(1). 58/8646-51.
7051. Porofor paste. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/8815.
7052. Chlordane, 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/8826.
7053. Cotton waste. 31st March, 1959. 432 (c). 58/8901.
7054. Cotton waste. 31st March, 1959. 432 (c). 58/8902.
7055. Aluminized sheets. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/2460,
7056. Thermostats. 31st March, 1957. 449 (A)(2). 55/23605.
7057. Thermostats. 31st March, 1957. 449 (A)(2). 55/23606.
7058. Oilgear fluid motors. 31st March, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
57/28531.
7059. Hot air treeing apparatus for manufacture of footwear.
30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8663.
7060. Spare parts for steam dryer. 30th April, 1958. 449
(A)(1). 58/8759.
7061. Spare parts for pipe manufacturing equipment including
mechanical driving units and apparatus for transmitting power. 31st
March, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/3980.
7062. Spare parts for chain link fence machines. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8847.
No. 3 l — l 2 t h June, 1958
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7063. Tablet machine. 30th September, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/8867.
7064. Roller grinding machine. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8836.
7065. Hot £lir treeing machines for manufacture of footwear.
30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8660.
7065. Sole cutting, rounding and skiving machines for manufacture of footwear. 30th AprU, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8657.
7067. Parts for twin section press. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8662.
7068. t)ieing press for electrical manufacturing industry. 30th
June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8592.
7069. Parts for corrugating machine. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8591.
7070. Internal cylinder grinding machine. 31st July, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7090.
7071. Parts for back seam rubbing machine and upper taping
machine. 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8661.
7072. Rail saws. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8712.
7073. Tension springs. 31st July, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8680.
7074. Latch needles. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8493.
7075. Latch needles. 31st July, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8679.
7076. Wire reel for spring making. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8522.
7077. Pattern perforators including regulating starting or controlling devices. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/8747.
7078. Parts for use in manufacture of pens and pencils. 449
(A)(1). 55/22030.
December, 1958. 57/4908.
7080. Perforating pins. 31st December, 1958. 449(A)(1).
57/1541.
7081. Aluminized steel. 30th November, 1958. 449(a)(2).
57/13631.
7082. Aluminized steel sheet. 30th June, 1959. 449(a)(2).
58/9023.
7083. Strip steel. 30th June, 1960. 449(A)(1). 58/5654.
7084. Lens edger. Conditional that evidence shall be furnished
to and to the satisfaction of the Collector that the full benefit
of the concession has been or will be passed on to the actual
users. 449(A)(1). 58/8478.
7085. Tamper ievelling-finishing machine including mechanical
drivitig units and apparatus for transmitting power. 3(Hh April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/5974.
7086. Earth drill including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 30th June, 1958. 449(A)(1).
58/4094.
7087. Sodtblowers including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 31st October, 1959. 449
(a)(1). 58/8449.
7088. Pneumatic tie tampers. 3let Aprfl, 1959. 449(A)(2).
57/22296.
7089. Rapid mixer for concrete manufacture. 31st March, 1959.
449(A)(1). 58/1567.
7090. Spare parts for agricultural loaders and implements.
449 (A)(1). 57/27860,
7091. Evaporators. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8626.
7092. Evaporator. 31st July, 1959. 449(a)(1). 58/8625.
7093. Spare parts for steam turbme. 31st July, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/6809.
7094. Mill for production of electricity. 29th February, 1960.
449(A)(1). 58/7123.
7095. Screen for cement manufacture. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 57/14480.
7096. Vibratory shoe compactor including mechanical driving
units and apparatus for transmitting power. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/4651.
7097. Spare parts for steam turbines. 28th February, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/6531.
7098. Spare parts for steam turbines. 30th April, 1959. 449
(a)(1). 58/6532.
7099. Extraction pump rotating elements for deaerator. 28th
February, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/6660.
7100. Injection moulding machine. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/8740.
7101. Aero covers and tubes. 31st August, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/4753.
7102. Printing press. 30th June, 1959. 449(a)(1). 58/6323.
7103. Foam rubber sheet. 31st July, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/2024.
7104. Moulded hard rubber drainage grids used for sugar mflling.
30th November, 1958. 449 (a)(1). 58/1631.
7105. Battery. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/7185.
7106. Batteries. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8459.
7107. Battery. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/8550.
7108. Battery. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/7942.
7109. Fibreglass tissue. 31st May. 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8737.
7110. Tension testing dynamometers. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7969.
7111. Meat slicing machines. 30th September, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8190.
7112. Traxators. 31st December, 1958. 419(c)(1). 57/28838.
7113. Safety devices for weighbridges. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/14822.
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7114. Casein drier. 31st August. 1959. 449(a)(1). 58/8871.
7115. Pattern min. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8930.
7116. Pattern mill. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/8929.
7117. Serigraphs for manufacture of corset elastic. 30th June,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8738.
7118. Slice evener roll. 31st December, 1959. 449(A)(1)
58/8869.
7119. Engraved steel embossing shells. 31st July, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8843.
7120. Slubber bobbins. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8397.
7121. Uptwisting machine. 30th June, 1959. 449(a)(1).
58/8938.
7122. Bead forming machine for manufacture of pneumatic tyres.
3l8t October, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8612,
7123. Oil circuit breakers. 3lst May, 1959. 449(A)(1)
58/2826.
7124. Electric fans. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 57/2811L
7125. Exchanger for electricity distribution. 31st May, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/2897.
7126. Spare parts for circuit breakers. 30th November, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/8844.
7127-34. Windscreen and backlight glass part for use in manufacture of motor vehicle. 449 (A)(1). 57/25731.
7128-31. Rear window glass for motor vehicles. 30th June,
1958. 449 (A)(2). 56/24975-8.
7132. Rear window glass for motor vehicles. 31st December,
1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/26221.
7133. Rear window glass for motor vehicles. 31st December,
1958. 449(A)(2). 57/26222.
7134. Rear window glass for motor vehicles, 3l8t December,
1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/26223.
7135. Rear window glass for motor vdiicles. 31st December,
1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/26224.
7136. Accessories for use with transformer cores. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8937.
7137. Air terminals. 30th AprU, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8574.
7138. Alithatic sulphonyl chloride. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 58/8965.
7139-44. Logs. 30th September, 1958. Conditional that the
goods shall be used in the manufacture of plywood and/or veneers,
under security. 291(c)(1)(a). 58/8974, 58/8976. 58/9040-1,
58/9055-6.
7145. Industrial steel chain. 30th September, 1958. Conditional that evidence shall be produced to and to the satisfaction of
the Collector that the full benefit oi the concession has been or
will be passed on to the users. 449 (A)(1). 57/10991.
7146. Industrial steel chain. 31st October, 1958. Conditional
that evidence shall be produced to and to the satisfaction of the
Collector that the full benefit of the concession has been or will be
passed on to the users. 449 (A)(1). 57/15750.
7147. Industrial steel chain and parts. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/3415.
7148. Industrial steel chain and parts. 31st December, 1958.
449 (a)(1). 57/21467.
7149. Industrial steel chain. 30th November, 1958. 449(A)(1).
57/24763.
7150. Roller chain and links. 31st July, 1958. Conditional
that evidence shall be produced to and to the satisfaction of the
Collector that the full benefit (rf the concession has been or will
be passed on to the users. 449 (A) (1). 57/10992.
7151. Chrome steel char kiln tubes. 30th September, 1959.
449(A)(2). 58/9098.
7152. Soft galvanised weaving wire. Slst May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9051.
7153. Galvanised steel mattress wire. 3l8t May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9050.
7154. Seamless steel tubing. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/7837.
7155. Validity of Determination No. 56/4601 as amended
extended to 30th September, 1958. 55/27084.
7156. Briquetting press. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/4733.
7157. Equipment for manufacture of ball point pens. 3l8t
March, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/7931.
7158. Ophthalmic lens manufacturing plant, induding mechanical
driving units and apparatus for transmitting power. 31st March,
1959. 57/27184.
7159. Centrdess grinding machine. 30th September, 1958. 449
(A)(1). 58/8940.
7160. TextUe itiachinery. 449(a)(1). 58/3109.
7161. Edge trimming machine and edge inking machine. 31st
July, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8658.
7162. Inkometer. 30th AprO, 1959. 449(A)(1). 57/27798.
7163. Vulcanising presses for bootmaking. 31st December, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/5470.
7164. Parts for electronic control equipment. 30th June, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/2269.
7165. PaUet trucks. 30th November, 1958. 449(A)(1).
57/18394.
7166-77. Transmission gearboxes ahd rear axle sets. 31st December, 1958. 359 (D)(3). 58/8350-8361.
7178. Perthane technical. 31st March, 1959. 449(a)(2).
58/4531.
1905
7179. Moulding sheets for printing iiidustry. Slst August, 1958.
449(A)(2). 57/21607.
7180. Thermosetting plastic sheets for printing industry. 31st
August, 1958. 449(A)(1). 57/21608.
1181. Thermo plastic moulding sheets for printing industry.
31st August, 1958. 449 (A)(1). 57/21609.
7182. Raw cotton. 31st March, 1959. Conditional that the
goods shall not include cotton of grades lower than middling or
having a staple length of F or less. 432(c). 58/8770.
7183. Microwave distance measuring instrument. 30th June,
1959. 449(A)(2). 58/9057.
7184. Silicone emulsions. 31st May, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/9001.
7185. Photo-conjposer. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/3252.
7186-7. Components for use in the manufacture of tractorshovels. 30th November, 1958. 449(A)(2). 57/24763.
7188. Amentaent to 4espription of goods (wheel assemblies for
truck chassis) covered by Determination No, 57/20442. 57/21437.
7189-91. Components for use in the manuf^ctijre of tractor
shovels, 30th November, 1958. 449(A)(2). 57/24762, 24761,
24760,
7192. Flameproof motors. 449(A)(1), 58/3595.
7193. Electronic amplifiers and speakers. Conditional on WSQ as
a prototype. 449 (A)(1). 58/4416.
7194. Coil ipsulatprs, 31st May, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8840.
7J 95. Piaphragm fprming assemblies, 30th November, J958.
449(A)(2). 57/25995.
7J96. Relays. 30th November, 1958, 449(A)(2). 57/25994,
7^97. Fluorescent tubes. 31st July, 1959, 449(A)(1). 58/9232.
7198-9. Diesel engine spare parts. 28th February, 1959. 449
(4)(2). 57/25845, 25844.
7200. Diesel engine spare parts. 31st January, J959. 449
57/24294.
7l01. Bottle lowerer. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/3374.
7?02. Centrifugal solvent extraptor for clothing industry including mechanical driving units and apparatus for transmitting pQwer.
30th June. 1958. 449(A)(1). 57/6548,
7203. Solenoids. 3Qth April, 19^9. 449 (A)(1). 58/8426.
72P4. Machine for precision leveUing and sanding. 31st
October, 1959. 449 (A) (L). 58/2852.
7J05. Pisecting and press tools. 31st January, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/3070.
7^06. Tungsten carbide can extrusion die parts. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/170.
7207. Tooling for automotive industry. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9158.
7208. Surface grinding machines. 31st January, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8081.
7209. Grinding machine. 31st December, 1938. 449 (A)(1).
58/9095.
7210. Tooling for automotive industry. 30th September, 1959.
449(A)(1). 58/9186.
7211. Replacement parts for oxygen producing plant and gasifiI?ation plant, 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8489.
7212. Parts for oxygen producing plant and gasification plant.
30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/6893.
7213. Equipment for openside planing machine, including mechanical driving units and apparatus for transmitting power. 31st
January, 1 9 5 9 . Conditional that Tariff Item 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) shall not
apply to motors not covered by a Ministerial Direction under
Prefatory Note No. 1 2 to the Customs Tariff 1 9 3 3 - 1 9 5 7 . 4 4 9
(A)(1), 57/12471.
7214. Saw chain sharpeners. 31st July, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8505.
7215. Machines for cutting and slitting foamed styrene blocks.
30th September, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/8863.
7216-20. Components for flour milling machinery. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7592, 7593, 7594, 8445, 7591.
7217. Components for flour milling. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7593.
7221. Stitching machine. 30th November, 1958. 449 (A)(2).
57/21726.
7222. Cement sole attaching machine. 31st October, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9104.
7223. Functional replacement parts for drilling machine. 3l6t
May, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8988.
7224. Abrasive cleaning plant. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/6992.
6225. Fleshing machine blades for manufacture of leather, 31st
August, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/9106.
7226. Sausage rotary grillers. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
38/9070.
7227. Fibreglass battery retainer mat. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8642;.
7 2 2 8 . Typewriters.
3 1 st
December, 1959.
4 4 9 (A) ( 1 ) .
58/9116.
7229. Plant for the manufacture of bread salt sticks. 31st
January, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 57/18587.
7230. Aluminium moulding. 3L0T July, 1959. 4 4 9 (A)(1).
58/8537.
7231. Siliccm electrical gted strip, 30th April, t959, 449 (A)(1).
58/9039.
7232. 3teel wire for the manufacture of pr^stressed concrete.
31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8627.
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7233. Magnesite bricks and dead burnt magnesite. 449(A)(1).
58/4434.
7234. Cast iron pipes and joints. 31st May, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/9230,
7235. Stainless steel conveyor chain. 31st July, J959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9195.
7236. Gas heater. 31st March, 1959. 449(A)(1). 58/7022.
7237. Precision file bands. Conditional that the full benefit
of the remission of duty has been or will be passed on to the actual
users of the goods. 449 (A)(1), 56/19530.
7238. Polyester resin binder fibreglass. 28th February, 1959.
449(A)(1). 58/773.
7239. Hydrant for fruit canning industry. 31st January, 1959.
449 (A)(1), 58/2278.
7240. Cherries in brine. 31st December, 1958. 449(A)(2).
58/7701.
7241-2. Dihydrotachysterol. 30th September. 1959. 449(A)(2).
57/19U5, 22418.
7243-6. Cellulose acetate film sheets. 30th June, J959. 449
(A)(1). 58/6256,5118,5119,9034.
7247. Rigid P,V.C. sheets. 3l6t October, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8766.
7248. Monochloracetic acid. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
58/9222.
7249. Sodium chlorate. 31st May, 1959. 449(A)(2), 58/9177.
7250. Replacement parts for bag making machiics. 30th June,
1958. 449 (A)(1). 58/7671.
7251. Seamless steel tube. 31st July, 1959. 449 (A)(J). 58/9261.
7252. Pipe line. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 5g/9238,
7253. Cultured pearls. 31st July, 1959, 449(A)(2). 58/923.
7254. Burners for electric lamp manufacturing industry. 31lrt
March, 1959, 449 (A)(2). 57/24448.
7255. Stitching wire, 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(1), 58/9287.
7256. Bimetal strip. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7622,
7257. Tools and fixtures for diesel hydraulic locomotives. 30th
April, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/6028.
7258. Refinery replacement parts. 31st August, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9145.
7259. Steel bars. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(1), 58/9342.
7260. High tensile prestressing wire. 30th September, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/9309.
7261. Component parts for use in the manufacture of eigarette
lighters. 31st May, 1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/13605.
7262. Punches and inserts for manufacture of screws and bc^tp.
28th February, 1959. 449 (A)(1), 58/4195.
7263. Replacement parts for open wind machine, 31st January,
1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/1972.
7264. Universal winding gear. 28th February, 1959. 499
(A)(2). 57/24677.
7265. Functional replacement parts for clip clinching gun. 28th
February, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/1932.
7266. Functional replacement parts for clip clinching and hog
ring equipment. 28th February, 1959. 449 U ) (2). 58/1099.
7267. Finger jointing and assembling plant for timber industry.
31st January, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 57/26090.
7268-9. Long thread whirling attachments. 31st December, 1958.
449 (A)(2). 57/24155, 57/26530.
7270. Wire cutting machines. 31st March, 1959. 449(A)(2).
58/893.
7271. Equipment for centreless grinding machine. 3l8t December,
1959, 449 (A)(1). 58/8970.
7272. Replacement parts for lamp making machines. 30th June,
1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/578.
7273. Woven high pressure dye machine. 30th September, 1958.
449 (A)(2). 57/19473.
7274. High temperature dyeing machine. 28th February, 1959.
449 (A)(2). 57/23037.
7275. Validity of Determination No. 57/534, as amended, extended to 31st May, 1958. 57/132.
7276. Mill for use in the paint industry. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/798.
7277. Spares for chain saws. 30th June, 1958. 449 (A)(1).
57/19532.
7278. Plant for the manufacture of doors and panels, 30th
September, 1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8221.
7279. Recoiling units for fabrication of aluminium. 31st May,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/2054.
7280. Time recorder dock unit. 30th April, 1959, 449 (A)(1).
58/7329.
7281. Metal tyre valve stem$. 30th June, 1959. 449(A)(2).
58/8187.
7282. Tools for tractors. 30th April, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8569.
7283. Sintered magnets for radio manufacture. 30th September,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/7777.
7284. Oak lectern. 30th April, 1959. 449(c)(1).
7285. Scrap mica. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 5g/8708.
7286. Heat exchanger gaskets. 31st May, 1959. 449(A)(1).
58/8555.
7287. Figured glass. 30th June, 1958. 449 (A)(1). 58/9091.
7288. Covers and flaps. 31st Mwch. I960. 449(A)(1).
58/5105.
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7289. Synthetic rubber woven wire braided gas hose. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/7589.
7290. Punch and binder unit. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8979.
7291. Hydrouts for fruit canning industry. 31st January, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/2279.
7292. Electronic controls for soap wrapping machine. 31st
January, 1960. 449 (a)(1). 58/9182.
7293. Liver meal. Conditional that evidence shall be furnished
to and to the satisfaction of the Collector that the full benefit of
the concession has been or will be passed on to the users. 449
(a)(1). 58/4467.
7294. Alkaline battery. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9196.
7295. Battery. 31st December, 1958. 449 (a)(2). 57/23137.
7296. Ironclad battery. 31st October, 1959. 449(a)(1).
58/9054.
7297. Polyflex film. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/9248.
7298. Red oxide. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/9245.
7299. Conductive coating for manufacture of volume controls.
31st December, 1958. 449 (a)(2). 57/25625.
7300-1. Logs. 30th September, 1958. Conditional that the
goods shall be used in the manufacture of plywood and/or veneers
under security. 291(c)(1)(a). 58/9112, 9102.
7302. Red oxide. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/9288.
7303. Logs. 30th September, 1958. Conditional that the goods
shall be used in the manufacture of plywood and/or veneers, under
security. 291(c)(1)(a). 58/9299.
7304. Validity of Determination No. 57/18946 extended to 30th
September, 1958. 57/24873.
7305. Dichloroproprionic acid. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/9250.
7306. Furfural. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/9249.
7307. Sodium hydroxide pellets. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9257.
7308. Dichloroproprionic acid. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/9272.
7309. Dichloroproprionic acid. 31st May, 1959. 449(a)(2).
58/9273.
7310-11. Methyl bromide. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9270-1.
7312. Ethyl hexoic acid. 31st March, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/3011.
7313. Spare parts for earthmoving equipment. 31st March,
1959. 449 (a)(2). 57/28114.
7314. Trencher. 31st December, 1958. 449 (a)(1). 57/28657.
7315. Rectifiers. 31st December, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/1127.
7316. Rectifiers. 30th November, 1958. 449 (a)(2). 57/19945.
7317. Rectifiers. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 57/24897.
7318. Rectifiers. 31st December, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/2205.
7319. Spare parts for earthmoving equipment. 31st March,
1959. 449 (a)(2). 57/27275.
7320. Spares for loaders. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/1005.
7321. Rotor blanks for automotive industry. 449 (a)(1).
58/788.
7322. Parts for earthmoving equipment. 31st January, 1959.
449 (a)(2). 57/24895.
7323. Parts for grader. 31st December, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
57/24890.
7324. Replacement parts for coal cutters, coal loaders and
battery locomotives. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/23.
7325. Component parts for fork lift trucks. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(2). 58/1601.
7326. Spare parts for road graders. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 58/2138.
7327. Spare parts for diesel electric locomotives. 28th February,
1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/2414.
7328. Motor vehicle spare parts. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/895.
7329. Spare parts for electric locomotives. 31st October, 1958.
449(a)(1). 57/17249.
7330-2. Mantles for kerosene lamps. 31st December, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/9558-60.
7333. Aluminium sheet ingot. 31st March, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
58/1333.
7334. Piping for oil refining. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
57/25634.
7335. Steel tubing and chrome molybdenum tubing. 30th
November, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/4091. Revocation of Determination No. 58/4059.
7336. Steel tubing. 31st December, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
57/28683. Revocation of Determination No. 58/83.
7337. Weather seal assembly for aluminium windows. 31st
August, 1958. 449(a)(2). 57/19908.
7338. Aluminium bronze bar. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9458.
7339. Brass testing sieves for chemical and food industry. 31st
May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/7965.
7340. Holder for photo-composing machine. 31st May, 1959.
449(a)(1). 58/3141.
7341. Wedge inserting machine. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/26025.
7342. Armature winders. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
57/26026.
7343. Multiple spline keys. 31st January, 1959. 449 (a)(2).
57/28458.
7344. Spare parts for circuit breakers. 31st August, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 58/3148.
7345. Tungsten filaments. 31st December, 1959- 449 (a)(1).
58/9236.
7346. Radio equipment for aircraft. 30th April, 1959. 449
(a)(2). 58/1553.
7347. Windscreen wipers for railcars. 31st May, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/6960.
7348. Track guards. Conditional that the goods shall be shipped
to Australia on or before 31st December, 1958, and entered for
home consumption not later than two calendar months after
arrival. 449 (a)(2). 57/27711.
7349. Replacement parts for rockershovels. Conditional that the
goods shall be shipped to Australia on or before 31st January,
1959, and entered for home consumption not later than two
calendar months after arrival. 449 (a)(2). 58/1135.
7350. Spare parts for diesel electric locomotives. 30th April,
1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/4463.
7351. Transistors. 31st December, 1958. 449 (A)(2). 57/26137.
7352-3. Transistors. 31st March, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/1257-8.
7354-5. Transistors. 31st December, 1958. 449 (a)(2).
57/19678, 57/26866.
7356. Transistors. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/3284.
7357. Transistors. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/9373.
7358. Grader components. 31st January, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
57/16849.
7359. Steel tubes. 28th February, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/3069.
7360. Steel cutting blade. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/5039.
7361-3. Jewellery chain. 31st January, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
57/24620-21.
7363. Jewellery chain. 31st December, 1958. 449 (a)(1).
57/24622.
7364. Jewellery chain. 31st January, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
57/24623.
7365. Jewellery chain. 31st March, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/4821.
7366. Jewellery chain. 449 (a)(1). 57/28424.
7367. Jewellery chain. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/3692.
7368. Jewellery chain. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/8795.
7369. Aluminium wire. 31st March, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
57/24657.
7370. Magnesite ore. 30th April, 1960. 449 (a)(2). 58/9315.
7371. Polyethylene glycol nonyl phenyl ether. 31st May, 1959.
449(a)(1). 58/9253.
7372. Replacement parts for match making machines. 31st
July, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/3973.
7373. Replacement parts for safety valves. 31st December, 1959.
449 (a)(2). 58/3693.
7374. Replacement parts for match making machines. 31st
January, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/3972.
7375. Replacement production tooling for cold sawing machine.
31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9321.
7376. Replacement production tooling for machines used in
motor industry. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a) (1). 58/9322.
7377. Replacement production tooling for hypoid roughing
machines. 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9326.
7378. Functional replacement parts for corrugator machine.
31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9324.
7379. Replacements for moulds. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9143.
7380. Perforating press. 31st August, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
98/9035.
7381. Dental instrument sharpener. 30th April, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/12652.
7382. Prestressed jack, car and manometer. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 57/27304.
7383. Winding machine. 30th April, 1959. Conditional that the
Tariff Item 449 (a)(1) shall not apply to any of the spare parts
which, if imported incorporated in the machine, would be subject
to the provisions of the 12th Prefatory Note. 449(a)(1).
57/27304.
7384. Mould for concrete pipe manufacture. 30th April, 1959.
449(A)(1). 57/27305.
7385. Functional replacement parts for presses and abrasive
tumblast plant 31st July, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9323.
7386. Functional replacement parts for spot welding equipment.
31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9325.
7387. Replacement parts for lampmaking machines. 31st
October, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/2159.
7388. Spare parts for scrap shearing baler. 30th April, 1959.
449 (a)(2). 58/1166.
7389. Spare parts for match making machines. 31st March,
1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/3784.
7390. Glass burning-off machine. 31st March, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/26020.
7391. Functional replacement parts for sound deadener spray
machine. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9327.
7392. Machine for manufacture of electrical accessories. 30th
June. 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9298.
7393. Gear tools. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9163.
1907
7394. Rotary combination indexing and continuous rotation
polishing and buffing machine. 31st May, 1959. 449 (a)(1),
58/9307.
7395. Attachment for automatic bar bending machine. 30th
April, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/9389.
7396. Attachment for bar bending machine. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(1). 58/9390.
7397. Universal bending machine. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9384.
7398. Replacements for use in ball point pen industry. 31st
January, 1959. 449 (a)(2). 58/8218.
7399. Centreless grinding machine. 31st December, 1958, 449
(a)(1). 58/4605.
7400-1. Rubber grinding machine. 31st January, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/1129-1130.
7402. Spare parts for carpet tufting machines. 30th June, 1959.
449(A)(1). 58/8643.
7403. Equipment for use in manufacture of paper charts. 30th
November, 1958. 449 (a)(1). 57/6978.
7404. Felt conditioner. 31st October, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/8675.
7405. Mixer masticator. 31st October, 1958. 449 (a)(1).
57/15348.
7406. Punches and sleeves for telephones. 31st January, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/3248.
7407. Cutterhead moving unit. 31st August, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/2630.
7408. One hour ringer timers. 31st August, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/9058.
7409. Ringer timing clocks. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/8741.
7410. Compressor and compressor heads. 30th November, 1958.
449(a)(1). 57/23667.
7411. Hydraulic compressor. 30th June, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/7265.
7412. Burner oil torch spares. 30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(1).
58/5845.
7413. Parts for oil firing equipment. 30th June, 1958. 449
(A)(n. 57/24453.
7414. Electrical cable reeling drum. 30th June, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8086.
7415. Spare parts for mining machinery. 30th June, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/7227. Revocation of Determination No. 58/6112.
7416. Automatic pick-up baler including mechanical driving units
and apparatus for transmitting power. 31st May, 1959. Conditional
on use as a prototype. 449 (a)(1). 58/8601.
7417. Replacement parts for earth boring machines. 31st May,
1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/8413.
7418. Crankshaft for generator engine. 30th April, 1959. 449
(a)(1). 58/8342.
7419. Spares for burners. 30th April, 1959. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
58/8137.
7420. Hydraulic steering equipment for agricultural combines.
30th April, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/8136.
7421. Spare parts for vibrating screens. 31st July, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/8113.
7422. Compression and transfer moulding press. 31st March,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/859.
7423. Bag filter dust collecting system. 31st October, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/7101.
7424. Replacement parts for use in oil refinery. 31st July,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/6187.
7425. Spares for crushing and screening plants. 31st December,
1960. 449 (A)(1). 57/15040.
7426. Spare parts for boilers. 31st December, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/6728.
7427. Spare parts for air heater and burners. 31st August, 1959.
449 (a)(1). 58/6729.
7428. Hydraulic power drive. 449(A)(1). 57/22095.
7429. Replacement part for hydro turbine generator set. 31st
December, 1959. 449 (a)(1). 58/6386.
7430. Spare parts for steam turbines. 30th June, 1959. 449
(a)(1). 58/6432.
7431. Submersible pumps including mecham'cal driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. Conditional that the goods
shall be shipped to Australia on or before 29th February, 1959, and
shall be entered for home consumption not later than two calendar
months after arrival. 449 (a)(1). 58/2920.
7432. Submersible pumps including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. Conditional that the goods shall
be shipped to Australia on or before 30th April, 1959, and shall
be entered for home consumption not later than two calendar
months after arrival. 449 (a)(1). 58/5297.
7433-7. Submersible pumps including mechanical driving units
and apparatus for transmitting power. Conditional that the goods
shall be shipped to Australia on or before 28th February, 1959,
and shaii be entered for home consumption not later than two
calendar months after arrival. 449 (a)(1). 58/2859, 58/1423,
58/524, 58/912, 58/1428.
7438. Submersible pump including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. Conditional that the goods shall
be shipped to Australia on or before 31st March, 1959, and shall be
entered for home consumption not later than two calendar months
after arrival. 449 (a)(1). 58/5028.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
7439-40. Ventilator testing machine. 31st March, 1959. 449
(A)(1). 58/6662, 58/6663.
7441. Spares for pumps. 30th April, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/3581.
7442. Variation of description of goods (spiiming pirns) covered
by Determination No. 57/15317. 57/14233.
7443. Gear wheel pumps. 31st May, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/3536.
7444. Fluid energy size reduction. 30th AprH, 1959. 449 (A)(1).
58/7499.
7445. Photographic tape. 30th June, 1958. 449 (A)(1).
56/14063.
7446. Heat resisting glass. Conditional that evidence shall be
furnished to and to the satisfaction of the Collector that the full
benefit of the concession has been or will be passed on to the user.
449 (A)(1). 58/6161.
7447. Heat resisting glass. 30th June, 1958. 449 (A)(1).
58/6162.
7448-9. Heat resisting glass. Conditional that evidence shall be
benefit of the concession has been or will be passed on to the user.
449 (A)(1). 58/6163-4.
7450. Heat resisting glass. Conditional that evidence shall be
benefit of the concession has been or will be passed on to the
user. 449 (a)(2). 58/6165.
7451. Bath lifts. Conditional that evidence shall be furnished to
and to the satisfaction of the Collector that the full benefit of the
concession has been or will be passed on to the users. 449 (A)(1).
57/24046.
7452. Microline stationary grids. 419 (c)(2). 58/3128.
7453. X-ray stationary grids. 30th April, 1959. 419 (c)(2).
58/8801.
7454. Spare parts for thickness testing machine. 31st December,
1958. 449 (A)(2). 58/469.
7455. Boxes for extension of book gatherer. 30th April, 1959.
449 (A)(2). 58/2824.
7456. Pear testers. 30th June, 1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/9351.
7457. Spare parts for positive displacement meters. 31st August,
1959. 449 (A)(2). 58/3810.
7458. Typograph machine. 31st January, 1959. 449 (A)(2).
57/23898.
7459. Oxygen analysers. 31st May, 1959. 449(a)(2). 58/9207.
7460. Bitumen testing apparatus. 28th February, 1959. 449
(A)(2). 57/19101.
7461. Cog belts for diesel engines and tractors. 31st March,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/8633.
7462-3. Cog belts for diesel engines and tractors. 31st January,
1959. 449 (A)(1). 58/3235,58/3189.
Department of Customs and Excise,
Canberra, A.C.T.
5th May, 1958.
CUSTOMS BY-LAW No. 1118.
NORMAN HENRY DENHAM HENTY, Minister of State for
, Customs and Excise, in pursuance of section 271 of the
Customs Act 190M957, hereby make the following By-law.
I
By-law No. 1118.
Item 449 (a) (2).
1. This by-law may be cited as Customs By-law No. 1118.
2. By-law No. 189, published in Gazette No. 10, dated 25th
February, 1955, as amended by By-law No. 703, published in
Gazette No. 72, dated 6th December, 1956, is further amended by:—
(a) deleting from the list of goods to which 449 (a) (2) applies,
the reference to " Paper—Tissue, white, etc.", but
Tariff Item 449(a)(2) applies to such goods provided
they are—
(i) in direct transit to Australia on 12th June,
1958, and are entered for home consumption
on arrival; or
(ii) in bond in Australia on 12th June, 1958,
and are entered for home consumption on or
before 12th July, 1958.
(b) adding to the list of goods to which Tariff Item 449 (a) (2)
applies the following:—
Paper—
Tissue, white, machine finished, in sheets 50 inches
by 90 inches or 50 inches by 120 inches or in
rolls 50 inches in width, having a substance of
7 lb. for 480 sheets 20 inches by 30 inches, and
composed of approximately 40 per cent, unbleached sulphite pulp and approximately 60
per cent, mechanical pulp, for use in the manufacture of paper patterns, under security.
Dated this second day of June, 1958.
DENHAM HENTY
Minister of State for Customs and Excise.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1908
Cy^TOMS »Y-L4WS Nqs. U19-1121.
NORMAN HENRY DENHAM HENTY, Minister of State for
, Customs and Excise, in pursuance of section 271 of the
ICustoms
Act 1901-1957, hereby make the By-laws set out in the
Schedule hereto.
THE SCHEDULE.
By-law No. 1119.
Item 331 (A)(1).
I. This by-law may be cited as Customs By-law No. 1119.
Z'.
NOe J0?5, published in Gazette No. 9, dated 13th
February, 1958, Is revoked.
By-law No. lUO.
Item 331(D)(1).
2. Py-law No. 10?7, published in Gazette No. 9, dated 13th
Fpbrîîry, 1958, Is reyokpd.
By^hvi No, 1121.
Item 449 (A) (1).
2. The Schedule to By-law No. 840, published in Gazette No. 30,
dated 23rd Mav, 1957, as an^cnded, is further amended by deleting
therefrom the following references and the dates opposite thereto:—
Angles, ^flual,
Angles, unequal, Ac.
Barg, flat, ^c,
Bars or rods, black, round, &c.
ox roîi, blapk, square, &c.
Peaim. joints or girders, Ac.
Channels, otherwise, Ac.
Pl^n sheets, pot ^c.
Posts, fencing, steel.
Pat«4 XW second day of Jwiie, 1958,
DENHAM HENTY
Miniiter of State fqr Customs and Excise.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
Leases (Special Purposes) Ordinance.
URSUANT to the powers conferred upon w by action 30 of
the Leases (Special Purposes) Ordinance 1925-1936 of the
Australian Capital Territory, I hereby declare the Polish Ex-Servicemen's Association, Branch Australia, Incorporated, to be an
Approved Association for the purpose of the said section.
Given und^r my hand this twenty-ninth day of January, 1958.
ALLEN FAIRHALL
Minister of State for the Interior.
P
EXPENPITURE UNDER TflEASURY REGULATION 52 TO
BE MADE UNDER SECTIQN 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT
1901-1957.
DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIES.
£625.—R. M. p. Miller and H. P. Davis, Hamilton Downs
Station, via Alice Springs, purchase of buUs.—(Ex. Min. 109.)
required for tho machine handling of tablets and capsules in the
Packaging Section at Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, Melbourne.—(Ex. Min. No. 83.)
£2,595.-^'Brien Publicity Pty. Ltd., 422 Collins-street, Melbourne, Victoria—Preparations of designs, specifications, scale
models, &c.; supplying of photography, artwork and copy writing,
&c.; assembling, dismantling and freight for exhibition unit at
Hobart Medical Congress for the display of Commonwealth
Serum Laboratories' products.
£2,287.-^'Brien Publicity Pty. Ltd., 422 Collins-street, Melbourne, Victoria—Planning, artwork, copywriting, model making,
photography manufacture, for assembling and dismantling of
exhibition unit at the Australian Industries Fair, Melbourne, for
the display of Commonwealth Scrum Laboratories' products.—(Ex.
Min. No. 84.)
£6,325.—Qantas Empire Airways Ltd., Box 489, G.P.O., Sydney,
New South Wales—Charter of aircraft to transport 1,200 monkeys
from Kuala Lumpur, Malaya, to Melbourne. These monkeys are
required for the production of poliomyelitis vaccine at Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, Melbourne.—(Ex, Min. No. 85.)
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE.
Not exceeding ^380.—To Mr. CJeorge Krai, of Melbourne, for
design services in connexion with the Australian pavilion at the
Canadian National Exhibition in August-September, 1958.—(Ex.
Min. No. 38.)
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.
£1,467.—A.W.A. Ltd., 47 York-street, Sydney, New South Wales
—VAC-^ VHF transceivers.—(Ex. Min. No. 22.)
£309 12s.—Telephone Manufacturing Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., 47
York^street, Sy^Jn^y—Purchase of six sub-harmonic ringers.—(Ex.
Min. No. 23.)
ROBERT G. MENZIES, Prime Minister.
CommoiiweaUh of Australia.
Lands Apquiwtion Act 1955-1957.
NOTICE OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE
COMMONWEALTH.
is liereby notified that His Excellency the Governor-General
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council has
fiuthoriwd pursuant to the provisions pf the Lands Apquisition
Act 1955-1957, the acquisition by compulsory process of tê lapd
hereunder described, and I hereby 4eclare that the said land is
acquired by the Commonwealth of Australia under the said Act
fqr th0 following purpose approved by the Governor-General:—
Postal Services at Seymour, Victoria (V.5936).—(Ex. Min. No.
277.)
Dated this third day of June, One thousand nine hundred and
fifty-eight.
ALLEN FAIRHALL
r
DeiHcription of L^nd^
All that piece of land containing an area of 1 rood 1 perch more
or less being part of Crown Allotments 8 and 9 Section 2a Township and Parish of Seymour County of Anglesey State of Victoria:
Commencing on a north western side of Station-street at a
point which bears 66 degrees 31 minutes 244 feet 3 inches and
66 dep-ees 3 minutes 145 feet 8i inches from the Intersection of
that side of Station-street with a south eastern side of Wallis-street
and bounded thence by lines bearing 336 degrees 2 minutes 140
feet 5 Inches 246 degrees 12 minutes 21 feet 8 inches 335 degrees
51 minutes 12 feet 246 degrees 12 minutes 21 feet 8 inches 335
degrees 51 minutes 12 feet 246 degrees 12 minutes 66 feet U
inches and 335 degrees 49 minutes 115 feet thence by part of a
south eastern side of William-street bearing 66 degrees 12 minutes
91 feet Oi inch thence by the south western boundary of the
Commonwealth land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 3330
Folio 665980 bearing 155 degrees 59 minutes 30 seconds 267 feet 5
inches and thence by part of the aforesaid north western side of
Station-street bearing 246 degrees 3 minutes 3 feet 1 inch to the
point of commencement.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
£577.—Imperial Cheniical Industrial of Australia and New
Zealand Limited, 408 Latrobe-street, Melbourne, Victoria—
Purchase of 3,300 lb. of hydrochloric acid A.R. in 5i-lb. Winchesters plus deposit on 600 Winchesters, required for general use
at Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, Melbourne.
£313.—Tuto Products, 10-16 Vere-street, Collingwood, VictoriaPurchase of 1,000 plastic snap-on closures with projecting flap to
fit aluipiniuni containers, require^ for u ^ in the production of
penicillin at Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, Melbourne.—(Ex.
CQmwQiiwt^ltli of Aipstnilia.
Min. No. 78.)
Lands
Acquisition Act 1955-1957.
£288.—Wades Leather Goods. 491 Pitt-street, Sydney, New NOTICE OF THE ACQUISITION
OF AN EASPVIENT »Y
South Wales—Purchase of 1,000 pouches used as a protective
TH^ COMMONWEALTH.
covering for carrying the Calaid hearing aids for Commonwealth
Acoustic Laboratories, Sydney.
jfi hereby notified that His Excellency the Govemor-<3eneral
£663.—Apropack & Co., 443 Little Collins-street, Melbourne,
aijsting with the advice pf tho Federal Executive Council has
Victoria—Purchase of ono (1) single headed " Triumph" elec- authorii«4 pursuant to the provisions of the Land* Acq-uisition
tronic batch counter "T.B,2" model anjl associated equipment Act 1955-1957, the acquisition by compuJ3ory propess of the fig^fet
r
Coiiim9nwcaiai
Q^tt^
1909
for the CofumPQWÛh |ts
an4
^^
oym^^
aiwl opûpieps fgr tJiP time beinp of Cpmmpnwealth Property
ap^Hired by nptificatipn in the CPPVnpnweaJth of Australia Ga?ette
No. 63,
1st Npvember, 1956,
as appurtenant thereto
to lay
and mamtain a line or lines of water supply pipes
thrqygh over under and along the land hereunder described
together with the right for the Commonwealth its workmen servants and others to enter into or upon the said land hereunder
described for the purpose of excavating erepting constructing
laying amending repairing or
such line or |ipes pf water
sypply pês, and t hereby declare that the said rights are acquired
l^y the Cpmmonwealth pf Australia ujider th^ said act for the
following public purpose approved by the Governor-General:—
Civil aviation at Grafton, in the State of New South Wales.-(PA.19Q4.)—(Bjf. Min. No. J75.)
fifty-eight,
ALLEN FAIRHALL
Minister of State for the Interior,
Pescrfption of Land.
All that piece of land situate in the Shire of Ulmarra containing
an area of 1 rood 14i perches more or less being part of Portion
128 of the Parish of Lavadia County of Clarence State of New
South Wales as delineated on plan catalogued in the New South
Wales Branch of the Department of the Interior Negative No.
10783 N.S.W.; commencing at the intersection of a southern boundary of Portion 129 of the Parish of Lavadia with a southwestern
boundary of Commonwealth Property acquired by notification
in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 63 dated 1st
November 1956 and bounded thence on the northeast by part
of that southwestern boundary of that Commonwealth Property
bearing 176 degrees 12 feet Oi inches thence on the south by a line
bearing 270 degrees 4 minutes 1248 feet U inches to a point on the
right bank of Pheasant Creek thence generally northeasterly by
that bank of that creek to its intersection with the aforesaid
southern boundary of Portion 129 being a point bearing 48 degrees
25 minutes 18 feet 01 inches from the firstmentloaed point thenea
on the north by part of that southern boundary of Portion 129
bearing 90 degrees 4 minutes 1333 feet 9i inches to the point of
commencement.
No. 33.—12tb Junoi, 1958
Cpinmonweal^ qf AustnMia.
Lands Acquisition Act 19554957.
NOTICE OF THE ACQUISITION OF hAf^ BY THE
COIVfMOlWEALTIf.
T is hereby notified ^hat His Expeiiepcy tbe Qovernor-Genwai
acting with thf advice of the Federal ExeiJWtive CoxmH lias
authpfi^d ptirsuant tp the provisions of the Lands Acquisition Act
19554Q57, th?ftj:quiBitionby compulsory process of tho land hareundfr d^scribfd, and I hereby declare that the said land is
acquired by t ^ Commonwealth of Australia under the said Act
for the following public purpose approved by the QovemorGenerali—Postal services at Warilla, in the State of New South
Wales,^(PA,2037,WEX, Min, No. 295.)
Dated this third day of June, One thousand pine hundred and
flfty-ei^t.
ALLAN FAIRHALL
I
Description of Land.
All that piece of land situate in the Municipality of SheJ}harbour containing an area of 1 rood 4f perches more or le|3
being Lots 16 and 17 of Deposited Plan 21695 Parish of Terragong County of Camden State of New South Wales as delineated
on plan catalogued in the New South Wales Branch of the
Department of the Interior Negative No. 10818 N.S.W.; commencing on a southern side of George Street at the westernmost comer
of Lot 18 of Deposited Plan 21695 and bounded thence on the
northeast by part of the southwestern boundary of that Lot 18
bearing 174 degrees 17 minutes 101 feet Oi inches thence on th^
south by the northern boundary of Lot 15 of Deposited Plan
21695 bearing 269 degrees 16 minutes 120 feet 5i inches thence
on the southwest by part of a northeastern side of Shellharbour
Road bearing 354 degrees 17 minutes 91 feet Oi inches thence on
the northwest by the southeastern side pf a cut qU corper of
Shellharbour Road and George Street bearing 41 degrees 46
minutes 30 seconds 13 feet 6 inches thence on the north by part
of the aforesaid southern side of George Street bearing 89 degrees
16 minntes n o feet 5} inches to the point of oonuuencement,
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERMTORY.
Building and Services Ordinance 1924-1942.
CANBERRA BUILDING REGULATIONS.
T^HEREAS it is provided by regulation 22 of the Canberra
W Building Regulations made under the provisions of the
Building and Services Ordinance 1924-1942 that the use of woodenframed walls for dwelling houses may be permitted in such localitiei
as are from time to time specified by the Minister by nptiw in
the Gazette:
Now, therefore, I, John Noble Core Rogers, delegate of the
Minister administering the said Ordinance, do hereby specify that
the use of wooden-framed walls for dwelling houses in the Canberra
City District may be permitted on the Blocks set out in the
Schedule hereunder.
Dated this thirtieth day of May, One thousand nine hundred and
fifty-eight.
J. N. ROGERS
Delegate of the Minister of State
for the Interior.
Commonwealth of AustraUa.
Lands Acquisition Act 1955-1957.
NOTICE OF ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE
COMMONWEALTH.
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor-General
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council has
authorized pursuant to the provisions of the Lands Acquisition Act
1955-1957, the acquisition by compulsory process of the land hereunder described, and I hereby declare that the said land is
acquired by the Commonwealth of Australia under the said Act
for the following public purpose approved by the GovernorGeneral:—Postal services at Fig Tree Poeket (Brisbane) ia the
State of Queensland.—(QL.526)—(Ex. Min. No. 302.)
fifty-eight.
SCHEDULE.
ALLAN FAIRHALL
Blocks 23, 24 and 29 to 36 inclusive of Section 4, Division of
Minister of State for the Interior. Braddon.
Blocks 25, 26, 29, 30, 33, 34 of Section 5, Division of Braddon.
Ploclfs 4 and 5 of Section 6, Division of Braddon.
Blocks 5 to 13 inclusive of Section 17, Division of Deakin.
Blocks 18 to 21 Inclusive of Section 17, Division of Deakin.
Description of Land.
Blocks 5 to 10 inclusive of Section 19, Division of Deakin,
All that piece of land containing an area of 8.2 perches more
Blocks 15 to 21 inclusive of Section 19, Division of Dea^n.
or less being Resubdivision 1 of Subdivisions 5 to 12 of Portion
110 Parish of Indooroopilly County of Stanley: Commencing on
Blocks 5, 6, 9, 10, 25 and 26 of Section 24, Division of Deakin.
an eastern side of Fig Tree Pocket Road at the north-western
Block 6 of Section 28, Division of Deakin.
corner of Subdivision 13 of Portion 110 and thence by part of the
Blocks 19 and Zi of Section 29, Division of Deakin.
said eastern and part of a south eastern Side of the said road
Blocks 9 and 12 of Section 31, Division of Deakin.
bearing respectively 9 degrees 58 minutes 809.6 links and 31 degrees
Blocks 14 to 29 inclusive of Section 89, Division of GriflSth.
19 minutes 40 seconds 90 links, thence by part of a south-western
Blocks 1 and 38 to 54 inclusive of Section 92, Division of
side of Subdivision 4 of portion 110 bearing 136 degrees 52 Griffith.
minutes 20 seconds 2.24 links and thence by western boundaries
Thirteen two-story semi-detached dwelling sites of Section 27,
of Resubdivisions 2 to 9 of Subdivisions 5 to 12 of Portion 110 Division of Kingston.
bearing 293 degrees 34 minutes 3Q seconds 94.6 links, 189 degrees
Blocks 10 to 14 inclusive of Section 61, Division of Narrabumdah.
11 minutes 40 seconds 319.61 links, 189 degreeK 43 minutes 40
Blocks 4 to 8 inclusive of Section 63, Division of Narrabundah.
seconds 325.74 links and 193 degrees 2 minutes 30 seconds 157.84 Blocks 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 15, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24. 26, 29, 31, 36, 38
links to the point of commencement.
and 48 of Section 72, Division of Narrabundah.
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No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1910
Blocks 2, 4, 6. 8, 10, 12, 15, 19, 21, 23 and 27 of Section 73,
Division of Narrabundah.
Blocks 1, 3, 5, 11, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25 and 26 of Section
76, Division of Narrabundah.
Blocks 10 and 11 of Section 125, Division of Narrabundah.
Blocks 4, 7, 14 and 17 of Section 19, Division of O'Connor.
Blocks 2 to 4 inclusive of Section 20, Division of O'Connor.
Blocks 5 to 8 inclusive and 15 and 16 of Section 9, Division of
Yarralumla.
Blocks 9 and 12 of Section 10, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 9 to 13 inclusive of Section 11, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 8 and 10 of Section 12, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 36 of Section 21, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 2, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 13 of Section 23, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 9, 10, 15, 17, 19, 20 of Section 27, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 4, 11, 20 and 21 of Section 28, Division of Yarralumla.
Blocks 20, 21, 23, 28, 29, 30 and 31 of Section 29, Division of
Yarralumla.
Blocks 3, 4, 7, 8, 21, 22, 23 and 24 of Section 34, Division of
Yarralumla.
Block 13 of Section 35, Division of Yarralumla.
TERRITORY OF PAPUA A N D NEW GUINEA.
New Guinea Land Titles Restoration Ordinance 1951-1955.
NOTICE LISTING PROVISIONAL ORDERS.
a k e notice that Provisional Orders under the New Guinea Land Titles Restoration Ordinance 1951-1955 in respect of interests, so defined
in Section 4 of that Ordinance, in land in the Territory of New Guinea as summarized hereunder were made during the month of May, 1958.
T
Names of persons provisionally declared to be
entitled on the appointed date to interests
provisionally re-established.
Short description of the land.
Chenova, Portion 282, District of Bougainville
Interests owned on the appointed date
provisionally declared to be re-established.
(a) The Administration of the Territory
of Papua and New Guinea.
(b) J. M. Joyes and W. A. L. Clarke . .
Wanup, District of New Ireland . .
(a) Absolute ownership.
(b) Administration Lease for 99 years
from 1st July, 1939, as tenants in
common.
(b) The successor in title to C. G.
Chadderton.
(b) J. H. Macgregor Dowsett
Tokaiya, Portion 452, District of New Britain
Tokaian, Portion 242, District of Bougainville
from a date to be fixed.
(b) Administration Lease as to part for
99 years from 1st January, 1933,
and Administration Lease of
remainder for 99 years from 1st
July, 1940.
(b) J. H. Ellis
Kenabot, Allotment 2, Portion 247, District of New
Britain
Meto, Witu Island, District of New Britain
Ilia, Witu Island, District of New Britain . .
Rabuin, between Cape Worn and Cape Pus, District
of Sepik
The Custodian of Expropriated Property
from the 1st July, 1937.
Estate in fee simple
Estate in fee simple as to part
Any person desiring to object to the making of a Final Order in accordance with any Provisional Order listed in this Notice may make an
objection in Form 15 in the Schedule to the New Guinea Land Titles Restoration Regulations. Such objection must be forwarded by registered
post to the Commissioner of Titles, Port Moresby, Territory of Papua and New Guinea, to reach him on or before the first day of October, 1958.
If in respect of any Provisional Order listed in this Notice no objection is made in accordance with the provisions of the New Guinea Land
Titles Restoration Ordinance 1951-1955 on or before the first day of October, 1958, a Final Order may, subject to the provisions of that Ordinance,
be made in the terms of that Provisional Order or in such other terms as I think just.
All Administration Leases mentioned above are affected by the provisions of Regulation 24 of the National Security (External Territories)
regulations of the Commonwealth.
All provisional Orders mentioned above are dated the twentieth day of May, 1958.
Dated at Port Moresby the twenty-sixth day of May, 1958.
CYRIL P. McCUBBERY, Commissioner of Titles.
TERRITORY OF PAPUA A N D NEW GUINEA.
New Guinea Land Titles Restoration Ordinance 1951-1955.
NOTICE LISTING FINAL ORDERS.
r i l H E following is a list of all Final Orders made by me during the month of May, 1958:—
Short Description of Land.
Chinatown, Town of Kavieng,
District of New Ireland
Allotment Ic, Chinatown, Kavieng
Allotment 2, Chinatown, Kavieng.,
Names and Addresses of
Persons declared to be Entitled to
Interests Re-estabUshed.
The
Administration
of
the
Territory of Papua and New
Guinea, Port Moresby
Soo Tong, Kavieng
Public Curator of Papua and New
Guinea for estate of Ah Young,
deceased
Interests declared to be Re-established.
Absolute ownership
Administration Lease
from 1st January,
Administration Lease
from 1st January,
Date of Provisional Order.
See Orders for Allotments
for 30 years
1937
for 30 years
1937
1st December, 1952
13th October, 1952
1911
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
NOTICE LISTING FINAL ORDERS—continued.
Short Description of the Land.
Names and Addresses of
Persons declared to be Entitled to
Interests Re-established,
Allotment4, Chinatown, Kavieng. .
Public Curator of Papua and New
Guinea for estate of Ah Young,
deceased
Liu Lam Ying, Kavieng
Allotment 7c, Chinatown, Kavieng
Jee Kok, Kavieng
Allotment 9, Chinatown, Kavieng. .
Leong Bew, Kavieng
Allotment 10, Chinatown, Kavieng
Toong Lep, Buin
Woo You, Kavieng
Cheong Fat, Kavieng ..
Bernard Chan Bing At, Rabau)
Kwan Wah, Kavieng
..
Cheong Ho, Kavieng
..
Allotment 3, Chinatown, Kavieng..
..
Interests declared to be Re-established,
Date of Provisional Order.
Administration Lease for 30 years
from 1st January, 1937
13th October, 1952
from 1st August, 1935
from 31st May, 1939
from 31st May, 1939
13th October, 1952
13th October, 1952
13th October, 1952
10th November, 1955
13th October, 1952
13th October, 1952
1st December, 1952
13th October, 1952
13th October, 1952
No native customary rights were retained at the appointed date in relation to any of the pieces of land listed above.
NOTE.—The time between 11th February, 1942, and 10th February, 1947, both dates inclusive, is not to be taken into account in computing
the term of the leases mentioned above.
The date of all Final Orders listed above is 30th May, 1958.
Dated at Port Moresby the thirtieth day of May, 1958,
CYRIL P. McCUBBERY, Commissioner of Titles.
TENDERS.
COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION.
TENDERS ACCEPTED,
Locality and Description of Work.
Amount of
Contract.
£
916 10 0
Mareeba.—One (1) Beckman quartz spectrophotometer
for the Tobacco Research Institute
Werribee.—Supply of 12 tons of layers pellets to the
Poultry Research Centre
Fishermen's Bend,—One (1) single point millivolt recorder
for Division of Industrial Chemistry
Edithvale.—Erection of power lines at the Field Station
844 0 0
375 0 0
422 0 0
527 0 0
2,612 0 0
768 16 0
302 11 0
1,728 13 6
1,427 0 0
545 0 0
461 0 0
642 10 0
401
Date of
Date of
Acceptance. Completion.
S. d.
Werribee.—Supply of 30 tons of layers* mash, &c., for
Poultry Research Centre
Carlton.—One (1) gas cooling machine for the Division
of Tribophysics, University of Melbourne
Sydney,—One (1) 16 mm. optical and magnetic sound
projector for the Division of Radiophysics
Sydney.—One (1) Paillard Bolex reflex camera for the
Division of Radiophysics
Sydney.—Supply of 60 gallons of silver iodide solution
to the Division of Radiophysics
Sydney.—One (I) precision toolroom lathe and accessory
equipment for Division of Radiophysics
Brisbane.—Supply of a cool incubator to the Division of
Entomology
Western Australia.—One (1) automatic scaler for Division of Plant Industry
Canberra.—Supply and erection of one (1) prefabricated
building at the Division of Plant Industry
Fishermen's Bend,—Supply of one (1) plunger type controlled volume pump to the Division of Industrial
Chemistry
Highett.—One (1) Vickers projection microscope and
accessory equipment for Division of Building Research
Rockhampton.—Supply of one (1) side delivery rake to the
National Cattle Breeding Station, Belmont
Fishermen's Bend.—One (1) Jacketted vacuum drier for
the Division of Industrial Chemistry
Canberra.—One (1) Refrigerated water bath for Division
of Entomology
Highett.—Supply of additional refrigeration components
to the Engineering Section
Contractor's Name and Address.
0 0
1,538 16 5
295 0 0
492 0 0
269 0 0
1,532 10 0
Poultrymens and Farmers Trading Co.
Pty. Ltd., 286 Queensberry-street, North
Melbourne
H. B. Selby & Co. Pty. Ltd., Upper Romastreet, Brisbane
John McLeann & Son, cnr. Princes Highway
and Plunkett road, Dandenong
Philips Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., 590
Bourke-street, Melbourne
Thompson & McKenzie Pty. Ltd., 499
High-street, Prahran
Philips Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., 590
Bourke-street, Melbourne
Hanimex Pty. Ltd., 14 King-street, Sydney
Cineoptics Aust. Pty. Ltd., 329-335 Pacific
Highway, Artarmon
By-Products & Chemicals Pty. Ltd., 22
Bourke-road, Alexandria
Demco Machinery Co. Pty. Ltd., 267-271
Cleveland-street, Redfem
Andrew Thom Ltd., 261 Broadway, Sydney
Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., 189-191 Williamstreet, Melbourne
D. Normoyle & Co. Ltd., Lower Boroniastreet, Young
Centrifuge Engineering Pty. Ltd., 1 UnwinsBridge-road, St. Peters, Sydney
A. E. Supplies Pty. Ltd., 44 Punt road,
Windsor
Hastings Deering (Q'land) Pty, Ltd., 102124 Melbourne-street, South Brisbane
Universal Equipment Co. Pty. Ltd., 38
Northern-road, Heidelberg West
Gordon Bros. Pty. Ltd., comer Lordstreet, and Edgeware-road, St Peters
R. Werner & Co. Pty. Ltd., 54-86 Burnleystreet, Richmond
30.4.48
30.6.58
June, 1958
30.6.58
6.5.58
Oct., 1958
5.5.58
19.5,58
8.5.58
13.5.58
>»
Four
weeks
20.5.58
>»
16.5.58
23.5.58
19.5.58
August,
1958
26.5.58
21.5.58
29.8.58
22,5.58
30.9.58
23.5.58
Sept,, 58
27.5.58
6,6.58
29.5.58
31.7.58
20,6,58
5.5,58
19,5.58
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1912
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.
TENDERS INVITED.
Tenders Rctumablfi on—
New South Wales.
Tenders returnable to Pirector of Works, 32 Pitt-strept,
Phillip House, 119 Phillip-street, Sydney.—Supply, de- 2 p m., 17th June, 1958
livery and installation of an air conditioning system
for the fifth floor
R.A.A.F. Station, Richmond.—Provision and instal- 2 p m., 24th June, 1958
lation of a 100,000 gallon reinforced concrete water
tank and one (1) electrically and one (1) oil driven
engine pump and a brick pump house
R.A.N. Torpedo Establishment, Neutral Bay.r—New
piles, girders, land ties and sundry wharf repain
Phillip House, 119 Phillip-street, Sydney .---General
repairs including the installation of partitions to the
fifth floor
Nowra.—Supply, delivery and installation of on© (1)
60 kW. generating set, R.A.N.A.|S.
Menindee.—Sundry repairs, general renovation® and
painting to the post office, residence and outbuildings.
Fresh Tenders
Tamworth.—Erection and completion of a steel-framed,
corrugated iron sheeted divisional store, including
alterations and additions to existing roads
Bonalbo.—Erection and completion of a timber framed
line depot building
Narrandera.—Alterations and additions to the post
office and telephone exchange
Plans, SpecificatiQD5.
Ayftil^blc at—
Sydney.
Department of Works, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney
Department of Works, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney;
and Postmasters at Broken Hill and M^nindpp
Department of Works, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney;
and Divisional Works Officer, T. & G.
Building, Huntw-strc^t. Neweastl?; aod Postin^stpr at Tamworth
Department pf Works, 82 Pjtt-strept, Sydney;
and Postmasters at Lismore and Casino
Department of Works, 82 Pitt^strcet, Sydney;
Divisional Works Qfficer, p^yiiss-street,
Wagga; and Postmasters at Leeton and
Narrandera
Victoria.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Melbourne.
Maribymong.—Reconstruction in concrete of abut- 1 p.m., 18th June, 1958
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Melments on bridge at Explosives Factory
bourne
Avalon.—Construction of sealed granite sand car park
(approximately 4,500 sq. yd.) and security fence
(approximately 860 lineal feet) at test airfield
Parkville.—Erection of extensions to Veterinary Virus
Laboratory in brick two (2) buildings
Broadmeadows.—Erection of compound for dog breeding and distemper isolation
Parkville.—Erection of additional story in brick to
easting Experimental Animals Building
Parkville.—Erection of steel framed aluminium clad
walkway connecting South Block to Block No. 5
Broadmeadows.—Erection of brick building to provide
facilities for production of dog anti-tick swum
Newport West.—Installation of fire hydrant system at
P.M.G. store
Footscray.—Alterations and additions to building No. 1 p,m„ 24tl| June, 1958
66, No. 1 tool room, steel frame, brick and concrete
with asbestos corrugated roof at Ammunition factory
Deer Park.—Alterations and additions to buil4ings
241 A, 242A, 243A at Explosives factory
Broadmeadows.—Erection of steel-framed asbestos and
aluminium clad building to house small îmals.
(Quantities £20)
Footscray.—Erection of extensive replacement of sawtooth glazing and box gutters to building 302, No, |
Cjtse shop
Footscray.—Installation of light and power in No. 1
Case shop
South Australia.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, 9th Floor, Da Costa Building, Orenfell-street, Adelaide.
Torrens Island,—Enclose frqnt verandîlis to No. 4 2,15 p,m., I7th Jun^, 1958
Department of Works, 9th Floor, Pa Cp^ta
cottages. Spec. HH.58/353
Building, Qrenfell-street, Adelaide
Adelai4e.—Period contract, 1st July, 1958 to 30th
December, 1958. Supply and delivery of wooden
office furniture. Spec. WH.58/351
R.A.A.F. Edinburgh.—Construction and illumination
pf two (2) basketball courts. Spec, WRE.58/366
Glenthome.—Repairs and maintenance to workshop
building. Spec. CS.58/358
Woomera, Village.—Provision of pqwer outlets tO 2AS p.m., 24th June, 1958
Department of Works, 9th Floor, Da Costa
laundries of 67 houses. Spec. WRE.58/356
Building, Grenfell-street, Adelaide; an4 Post
Office, Port Augusta
Port Adelaide, Dean Range.—Repair and re-sealing of
Pepartmont of Works, 9th Floor, Da Costa
th© access road ^nd re-construcîon of three (3) firing
Building, GrenfelUtrpet, Ad6lai48
mounds. Spec. AY.58/371
It.A.A.F. Edinburgh.—Supply and installation of
kitchen equipment. Spec. WRE,58/247
Edinburgh Airfield.—Generating plant, ^pec, WRE, 2,l5p,m., 1st July, 1958
58/288
Qarmer4—Hppairs and maintenance ^nd general
Department gf Worki, 9tb Floor, Pa CQit^
painting. Spec. PG.58/370
Building, GrenfÛîitreft, Adelaide J
Post
Offices, Renmark and Barmera
Coittmonwealth Oarctte
1913
N a 33.—12th June, 1958
DEPARTMENT OP WORKS—continued.
TENDERS INVITED--continued.
Tenders Returnable on—
Plans, Spedflcations, Availabl* at—
yêstttn Austrftlift.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Box C.115, G.P.O., Perth.
Department of Works, 99 WeUington-fitreet,
Perth.—Supply of steel cabinets. Job 3709 ..
17th June, 1958
Perth
Hollywood.—Extensions to nurses home, £2 2s. deposit
24th June, 1958
on Bill of Quantities, returned bona fide tender
lodged. Job 3708
Leonora.—Alterations and additions. Job 3670
Kojonup.—Erect timber line depot building and paving.
Job 3684
Kojonup.—Erect brick exchange and alterations to Post
Office. Job 3701
Onslow and Learmonth.—Erect airport passenger
shelters. Job 3699
Donnybrook.—Erect brick long line equipment
building. Job 3698
Pearce.—Supply and install air conditioning system.
Job 3707
Dunreath.—Additions and renovations. Job 3690 ..
Broome.—Erect new post office and exchange building.
Job 3715
Derby.—Erection of electrical high tension and low
tension power line. Job 3711
Tasmania.
Tenders returnable to Controller of Works, Stowell-avenue, Battery Point, Hobart.
Noon, 17th June, 1958
Department of Works, Stowell-avenue, Battery
Moonah.—Provision of concrete bases and repairs to
Point, Hobart
fences, P.M.G. stores site. (Revised)
Hobart.—Evaporative cooling, ventilation^ heating and
exhaust systems, Repatriation General Hospital
Hobart.—Erection of brick strong room. War Service
Homes, 66 Collins-street
Oatlands.—Internal and external painting and repairs
Point, Hobart; Department Of Works,
and erection of new fencing, Exchange Building
Hobart-road» Youngtown; and Postmaster,
Oatlands
Noon, 24th June, 1958
Dowsing Point.—Erection of workshop and vehicle
Point, Hobart
shelter at Department of Army Ordnance Depot
Deloralne.—Erection of two-story brick and concrete
Point, Hobart; Department of Works,
Exchange Building
Hobart-road, Youngtown; and District Employment Officer, Devonport
Northern Territory.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Darwin.
23rd June, 1958
Darwin.—Supply and delivery of two 1,2) three-phase
Department of Works, Darwin, Brisbane,
voltage transformers for metering purposes only
Sydney and Melbourne
ratio 22,000/110 to Darwin
Darwin.—Supply and delivery of three (3) Burden
15 NA. effective ratio 50/25/10/5 22,000 volts metering current transformers
Alice Springs.—Installation of floodlighting and 6-voIt
Department of Works, Darwin and Alice Springs
power outlets at the cattle transhipment yards
Department of Works, Darwin
Darwin.—Erection of line depot for P.M.G.
Tennant Creek.—Low voltage reticulation to Patterson
Department of Works, Darwin, Tennant Creek
and Schmidt-streets
and Alice Springs
Tennant Creek.—Fencing Sections 274-279, inclusive
Department of Works, Darwin and Tennant
Creek
and Section 287
Department of Works, Darwin, Katherine,
Wave Hill School.—Erection of low tension lines and
Tennant Creek and Alice Springs
wiring of buildings
Darwin.—Construction of approximately 1,000 feet Of
4-inch watermain in Parap area
Darwin.—Sullage drainage, terminal hangar
Department of Works, Darwin, Tennant Creek
Elliott.—Erection and completion of police office and
and Alice Springs
court house, tracker's quarters and cells, &c.
Darwin.—Erection and completion of office and store
N.T.A. Experimental Farm, Berrimah
AistraUan Capital Territory.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Canberra.
17th June, 1958
Department of Works, Barton, Canberra
Canberra.—Alterations and additions to convert two
existing weatherboard huts into sporting d u b rooms.
Turner Sports Ground
Canberra.—Alterations and additions to convert
**
existing weatherboard hut into sporting club rooms,
Northboume Oval, Braddon
Canberra.—Alterations and additions to convert
existing weatherboard hut into sporting club room,
Kingston Oval, Kingston
Canberra.—Erection and completion of eighty-nine (89)
»»
»»
houses comprising 36 brick, 8 brick veneer, 25 raonocrete, 20 masonry veneer at Sections 22,23,27 and 28,
Campbell
Canberra.—Erection and completion of a new building
to house diesel generator at H.M.A.S. Harman
1914
No. 31—12th June, 1958
DEPARTMENT OF
TENDERS
WORKS—continued.
INVITED—continued.
Tenders Returnable on—
Plans, Specifications. Available at—
Australian Capital Territory—continued.
Canberra.—Supply and delivery of one (1) only electrically operated sheep head splitting machine for
Canberra Abattoirs at Woden
Canberra.—Construction of concrete pavements and
walkways at plant depot yard Molonglo
Canberra.—Erection and completion of a manproof
fence around area to be vacated by timber mill in
Kingston Stores Area
24th June, 1958
„
„
,,
„
Department of Works, Barton; Canal-road»
Leichhardt; and 225 Bourke-street, Melbourne
Department of Works, Barton, Canberra
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
1
Amount of
Contract,
£
Date ot
Date of
s. d.
New South Wales.
Lithgow (Small Arms Factory).—Internal painting of the
Tool Room, Ground floor. Automatic Builduig
Bankstown Airport,—Removal, re-erection and additions
to timber-framed residence
Wallerawang.—Erection and completion of brick
Telephone Exchange and long line equipment building
Athol Bay (Reserve Fleet Berths).—Construction of
water mains and associated work
Nowra (R.A.N.A.S.).—Erection and completion of Air
Control Building, Stage 2
Kingswood (R.A.A.F. Explosives Area).—Repairs and
painting to various buildings
Sydney University.—Repairs and painting to National
Standards Laboratory
Sydney (Phillip House).—External repairs and painting
and alterations to steel windows
Maribyrnong.—External painting of Building No. 87 at
Ordnance Factory
Mulwala.—Repainting forty-four (44) buildings at Explosives Factory
Bendigo.—Painting of various buildings at Ordnance
Factory
Bonegilla.—External painting of various buildings
Port Melbourne.—Erection of brick building with
concrete roof
Benalla.—Painting various buildings at Migrant Holding
Centre
1,650
0
0
1,650
0
0
17,400
0
0
17,987 17
3
64,896 19
3
925
0
0
2,910
0
0
9,031
0
0
7,877
Messrs, J. Moes & J. Cope, 3 High-street,
Portland
H. Campbell Constructions, 502 Punchbowl-road, Lakemba
Shebulton Pty. Ltd., 100 Doonmore-street,
Penrith
Harry Simpson & Co. Pty. Ltd., 58 Pittstreet, Sydney
Hughes Bros. Pty, Ltd., Box 90, P.O., Port
Kembla
D. S. Foster, 19 Mitchell-street, Condell
Park
H. G. Cox, 19 Edenholme-road, Five Dock
30.5,58
6.58
22.9.58
R. G. Brooks & Sons Pty. Ltd., 40-44 Red
Lion-street, Rozelle
6.58
21.10.58
9.5.58
15.8.58
14.5.58
13.8.58
Victoria.
0 0
E. H. Johns, 120 King-street, Melbourne
.
28.5.58
16.7.58
6.8.58
26.11.58
28.11.58
28.8.59
25.7.58
2,250
0
0
Kolu KolefT, 192 High-street, Echuca
1,379
0
0
Kolu Koleff, 192 High-street, Echuca
23.7.58
2,382
613
0
0
0
0
L. Bardy, 2 Noel-street, Wodonga
Collins Vaughan Construction Pty. Ltd.,
666 Swanston-street, Carlton
W. Sewoff, 140 Edgevale-road, Kew
13.8.58
9.7.58
22.5.58
3.7.58
E. C. H. Roberts, 36 Hampton-street,
Woolloongabba
Atlas Copco (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., 12 Waterstreet, South Brisbane
28.5.58
»»
25.6.58
29.5.58
7.8.58
Queensland.
Mirrimbul (Mount Coot-tha).—Site clearing at National
T.V. transmitter station
Eagle Farm Plant Pool, Department of Works,—Supply,
installation, testing and maintenance of compressed air
plant
Canungra J.W.T.C., N.C.O.'s Accommodation.—Plumbing
work
Mirrumbul (Mount Coot-tha).—Erection of a tubular
steel framed chain wire fence
Rockhampton.—Erection of a timber-framed residence
R.A.A.F., Amberley.—Re-sealing of roads
Salisbury.—Supply and deliver tubular steel chairs.
Spec. WRE.58/305
Salisbury.—Supply and delivery of bookcases.
Spec.
WRE.58/300
Salisbury.—Supply and delivery of dressing tables.
Spec. WRE.58/300
Keswick.—Erection oi mess and sleeping quarters. Spec.
AY.58/200
Enfield Heights.—Internal repairs and painting. Spec,
IT.58/277
Adelaide, Commonwealth Offices.—Rewire electrical installation. Spec. PG.58/129
Whyalla.—Alterations and additions to P.M.G. staff
residence. Spec. PG.58/27
Department of the Army, Southwark.—Re-wiring and
alterations to lighting. Spec. AY.58/266
Crystal Brook, 5CK.—Repairs and maintenance. Spec.
PG.58/17
345
0
0
574 10
0
3,622 15
0
J. Thorburn, 60 Glenora-street, Wynnum
1,198 16
6
3,890
0
Cyclone Co. of Aust. Ltd., Robinson-road
East, Geebung
A. W. Ashton, 22 Elphinstone-street,
Rockhampton
Queensland Oil Refineries Pty. Ltd.,
Kingsford Smith-drive, Whinstanes
0
400 0 0
(Estimated
Cost)
South Australia.
249 12 0
K. F. Productions, 259 North East-road,
Hampstead
527 0 0
Henley Joinery Works, Mitton-avenue,
Kirkcaldy
811 4 0
Ferrand Furniture Co. Ltd., 165 West
Beach-road, Richmond
51,386 0 0
F. Fricker Ltd., Old Port-road, Queenstown
640
0
0
7,177 10
0
0
0
233 12
5
987
0
1,544
0
10.7.58
2.6.58
28.5.58
18.6.58
28.6.58
3.6.59
26.5.58
Clarence Park
Menash Electrical Services, 77 Gover-street,
North Adelaide
W. E. Panter, 37 Donaldson-terrace, Whyalla
Complete Electrical Services, 49 Hardingstreet, Broadway Estate
V. Evelc, 1 Alpha-street, Kensington Park
8.9.58
21.7.58
24.11.58
29.5.58
28.8.58
30.5.58
4.7.58
29.5.58
31,7.58
No. 33.—I2th June, 1^58
1915
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS-~continued.
TENDERS ACCEPTED—continued.
Amount of
Contract.
£ s. d.
South Australia—continued.
852 0 0 G. & R. Wills & Co. Ltd., 20 Gawler-place,
Salisbury.—Supply and delivery of curtains. Spec.
Adelaide
WRE.58/315
Woomera.—Erection of balloon filling building. Spec. 3,846 0 0 Martin Building Constructions Ltd., Box
1802N, G.P.O., Adelaide
WRE.58/193
611 0 0 J. Ancans & A. Weigurs, 32 Egmont-terrace,
Kensington Training Depot.—Stormwater drainage.
Lower Mitcham
Spec. AY.58,/242
7,058 6 8 Quarry Industries Ltd., 333 Marion-road,
Salisbury.—Delivery of 7,000 tons of H-in. fine crushed
Plympton
rock. Spec. WRE.58/295
*
Woomera.—Supply of fruit and vegetables. Spec. WH.
A. E. Tully & Sons (Sales) Ltd., New
58/309
Market, Grenfell-street, Adelaide
Edinburgh Airfield.—Construction of concrete aircraft 27,998 11 8 Mosaic Flooring Co. Ltd., 76 Days-road,
Laurel Park
pavement. Spec. 58/223
1,015 0 0 S. MisirdjiefT, 330 Tapleys Hill-road, Seaton
Oodnadatta (Repeater Station).—Repairs, minor works
Park
and painting. Spec. PG.58/37 and Addendum No. 1
460 0 0 A.K.A. Electrical Services, 19 ElizabethNavy Birkenhead.—Rewire electrical installation,
street, Enfield
H.M.A.S. Torrens. Spec. NV.58/270
1,600 0 0 H. Anson, Smoky Bay, South Australia ..
Ceduna (Staff residences).—Internal and external painting.
Spec. CA.58/207
428 8 0 T.S.I. (Sales) Ltd., Daws-road, Cudmore
Department of Supply.—Supply and delivery of tubular
Park
steel beds. Spec. WRE.58/302
852 0 0 Myer Emporium (South Australia) Ltd.,
Salisbury.—Supply and delivery of bedside mats. Spec.
WRE.58/303
Rundle-street, Adelaide
369 0 0 R. B. Day & Sons Ltd., 18 Field-street,
Salisbury. —Supply and delivery of fireside chairs. Spec.
Adelaide
WRE.58/30i
357 12 0 R. B. Day & Sons Ltd., 18 Field-street,
Salisbury.—Supply and delivery of inner spring
Adelaide
mattresses. Spec. WRE.58/302
849 0 0
Gorrens Island.—Alterations to kitchen. Spec.
HH.58/29
B. Hillier, 64 Francis-street, Clarence Park
Perth (99 Wellington-street).—Office alterations. Job
3687
Nungarin.—Supply and delivery of one (I) 200 kVA.
stepdown transformer. Job 3694
Midland Junction, 5 BOD.—Repairs, maintenance and
painting. Job 3676
Fremantle.—Supply and delivery at Fremantle, of one (1)
fast motor launch. Job 3583
Alice Springs.—Construction of water mains in old town
area
Darwin.—Alteiations to existing building to Storage shed
at N.T.A. experimental farm, Berrimah
Alice Springs.—Alterations and improvements to Court
House
Darwin.—Low voltage reticulation to fifteen (15)
residences at R.A.A.F. Station
Darwin,—Fencing, Stage 2, of 24 sites in Gregory and
Drysdale-streets, Parap
Darwin.—Construction of 6in. and 4in. C.l.C.I. water
mains, Nightcliffe-Seabreeze area
Darwin.—Provide water reticulation at Parap Primary
school
Darwin.—Electrical rehabilitation, Sion House, Mitchellstreet
Western Australia.
780 0 0 R. A. Ellis, 555 Beaufort-street, Mount
Lawley
691 0 0 Rablec Pty. Ltd., 135 St. George's-terrace,
Perth
6,400 0 0 G. E. White, 33 Orchid-street, Joondanna
Heights
41,755 0 0 Wm. Weatherhead & Sons, (1954) Ltd..
Sterling
West Harbour, Cockenzie, Scotland
Northern Territory.
8,860 4 0 E. Nelli, c/o P.O., Darwin
670 0 0 Darwin Engineering, P.O. Box 523, Darwin
6,588 7 0 A. S. & R. S. Sweet, P.O. Box 59, Alice
Springs
578 10 6 John Joseph, P.O. Box 110, Darwin
2,383 0 0 D. C. Steel Products, c/o P.O., Darwin ..
6,076 1 0 Skewes Contracting Ltd., 65 McMinnstreet, Darwin
550 0 0 A. Thiel, c/o P.O. Darwin
770 0 0 Brack Bros., P.O. Box 88, Darwin
Date of
Date o{
29.5.58
30.5.58
30.5.58
26.5.58
27.5.58
19.6.58
8,8.58
11.7.58
I.8.58
t
19.9.58
10.7.58
II.7.58
4.8.58
17.6.58
29.5.58
24.6.58
17.6.58
24.7.58
30.5.58
2.6.58
29.5.58
28.5.58
29.5.58
28.5.58
26.5.58
23.7.58
17.9.58
t
27.5.58 23.12.58
1.7.58
28.5.58 6.8.58
29.5.58 19.6.58
7.8.58
16.10.58
19.6.58
11.7.58
>>
Australian Capital Territory.
1,534 19 0 Demco Machinery Co. Pty. Ltd., 267-271 29.5.58 Immediatt
Canberra.—Supply and delivery of one (1) only Heine
Cleveland-street, Redfem, New South
power geared guillotine shears, Model 106 B
Wales
McPhersons Ltd., McEvoy & BrennanCanberra.—Supply and delivery of workshop equipment,
streets, Alexandria, New South Wales
f.o.r.—
(a) One (1) only G.M.F. electric pedes- £ s. d.
tal grinder. Model 8-in.
50 3 6
(b) One (1) only " John Heine " model
60c throatless shear . .
49 7 6
(c) One (1) only "Justice" burring
machine, model 7B . .
10 5 0
109 16 0
Canberra.—Completion of earth works and gravel pave - 4,430 15 0 Grunberg & Donoghoe Constructions Pty. 3.6.58 4.8.58
ments, Captain Cook-crescent—
Ltd., P.O. Box 361, Canberra City
(a) North lane from Mclntyre-street to Sturt-avenue
(b) South lane from Carnegie-crescent to Sturtavenue
Canberra.—Conversion of Brassey House, Barton, to a 37,270 9 10 C. H. Webb Bros. Pty. Ltd., 42 Rosehill- 9.5.58 29.8.58
road, Parramatta, New South Wales
Commonwealth Administrative College
Canberra.—Erection and completion of Lyneham High 407,713 0 0 Karl Schreiner Pty. Ltd.. P.O. Box 220,
Pt. (i)~
Canberra City
School at Lyneham
29.1.59
Pt. (ii)29.1.60
* Schedule Rates
t As tendered.
t Period 1.6.58 to 31.5.59.
1916
No. 33.—l2th June, 1958
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS—contiflued.
TBNDl^S ACCEPTED—continued.
Amount of
Contract.
Date of
Date of
£ s. d.
Canberra.—Supply and delivery of white bread to Works Schedule of Mêf & Son, Mort-street, Canberra City 30.5.58 31.5.59
rates
hostels for the period of 1st June, 1958 to Slst May,
1959
Goodall & Co. Pty. Ltd., 301 Kent-street, 29.5.58
Canberra.—Supply and delivery of workshop equipment
Sydney, New South Wales
as follows:—
(a) One (1) only Maiden model 4 MB £ s. d.
pipe screwing machine fitted with
4-in.head
2,159 0 0
29.9.58
(b) One (1) only Waldon utility radial
bench drilling machine
.. 110 11 0
2,269 11 0
Immediate
ORDERS PLACES—SERVICES.
Omnaticn
No.
Q.449
Q.440
Q.407
Q.425
P.M.G. Transport Depot, North Sydney.—
Minor alterations
C.S.I.R.O. Research Laboratory, Camden.—
Minor renovations and painting
R.A.A.F. Station, Uranquinty.—Supply and
installation of heating and ventilation
system. Building 31
Quarantine Station, North Head.—Supply
and install hot water systems
Iâte
Order
IsMed.
Asiotmt
Contractor*4 Name and Address.
Order.of
£ 8. d.
New South Wales.
270 0 0 John Langmar & Son, 136 Walker-street,
North Sydney
869 0 0 A. C. Hulbert, Harrington-street, Camden
1,908 15 0 C. Campbell, 8 Cormiston-avenue, Concord
1,562 0 0 F, R. Coyle Pty. Ltd., 17 William-street,
Rose Bay
Completi<in
Date.
28.5.58
29.5.58
18.6.58
25.6.58
24.7.58
26.6.58
C O M M O N W E A L T H S T O R E S S U P P L Y A N D T E N D E R BOARD.
IJIENDERS are invited for the following:—
Schedule No.
C.T.B.
Material Required.
Lined Strawboard for the Government Printer, Canberra
Paper Oiled Tympan Manilla for Government Printer, Canberra ..
Tender!
Tender Forms, Specifications. Close
at
&c.. Obtainable froto—
3 p.m. on—
C.T.B. 1583
C.T.B. 1584
26.6.58
15.7.58
a
b and c
a Stores and Contracts Branch, Postmaster-General's Department, Sydney and Melbourne only,
b Stores and Contracts Branch, Postmastdr-Ocneral Departroeot, in each State capital city,
c High Commissioner's Office, London.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
TENDERS INVITED.
No.
locality and Description of Work.
Tenders Returnable at—
Plans, Specifications, &c.. Available from—
New South Wales.
Tenders returnable to Chief Engineer, H.Q. Eastern Command, Victoria Barracks, Paddington.
199 Werrington.—1 Base Sig. Pk.—Lopping of 2 p.m., 24th June, 1958
.. Chief Engineer, H.Q. Eastern Command, Victrees
toria Barracks, Paddington
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
WAR SERVICE HOMES DIVISION.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Amount of
Contract.
Contractor's Kame and Addrest.
Date of
Date of
£ 8. d.
New South Wales.
& Cotteril, 299 Cabramatta-road,
St. Marys.—Erection offive(5) timber-framed dwellings. 14,345 0 0 Reynolds
Cabramatta
Group 49R (N), Sub-group 3
A. Irvine, Lot 21, Milne-street, ShortNorth Ryde.—Erection of six (6) timber-fraifted dwellings. 16,737 0 0 H.lands
Group 7R, 8R, IIR and 25R, Sub-group 56
A. Stewart St Co. I'ty. Ltd., 128 Georges
Bankstown.—Erection of six (6) timber-framed dweUings. 16,650 0 0 L. River-crescent,
Croydon Park
Group 122R (N), Sub-group 9
North Ryde.—Erection of six (6) timber-framed dwclHngs. 16,221 0 0 A. J. Laurence & Sons Pty. Ltd., 80 VirgilAvenue, Chester Hill
Group 7R, 8R, IIR and 25R» Sub-ôup 59
M. Bracken, 5 Myddleton-avenne, SmithBankstown.-Erection of eleven (11) timber-frartied dwel- 31,359 0 0 A.field
lings. Group 122R (N), Sub-group 21
Queensland.
Kedron.—Erection of four (4) timber-framed dwellings. 10,305 0 0 National Builders, 18 Gympic-road, Kedron
Group 28R (Q), Sub-group 6
19.5.58
20.5.58
22.5.58
30.5.58
2.6.58
18.5.59
19.5.59
21.5.59
29.5.59
1.6.59
27.5.58 25.11.5a
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1917
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
TENDERS INVITED.
e n d e r s are invited for the supplies or service shown below. Envelopes containing tenders should be endorsed ** Tender for
Schedule No
Each tender schedule indicates the Officer to whom it is to be addressed and the location of the Tender
Box in which it should be deposited. If sent by mail, tenders should be registered.
T
Schedule No.
Description of Material or Service Required.
a
a
a
a
a
a
abf
ab
ab
ab
ab
ab
a
a
abh
19.6.58
24.6.58
24.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
3.7.58
3.7.58
31.7.58
31.7.58
7.8.58
12.8.58
14.8.58
21.8.58
2.10.58
NEW SOUTH WALES.
N.S.W.1025
N.S.W.1028
N.S.W.1029
N.S.W.1031
N.S.W.1035
N.S.W.1036
N.S.W.1030
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
13.6.58
13.6.58
13.6.58
13.6.58
13.6.58
17.6.58
20.6.58
VICTORIA.
V.595
V.601
V.602
V.603
V.606
V.612
V.605
V.607
V.608
V.609
V.610
V.611
V.613
19.6.58
19.6.58
19.6.58
19.6,58
19.6.58
19.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
26.6.58
SOUTH AUSTRALU.
S.A.152
20.6.58
Tools, Leadworking, Measuring, &c.
.•
•.
Counter Notice Stands
..
.•
Platinum Wire ..
..
..
.•
••
Electric Wall Clocks
..
..
..
.•
..
••
Steel Shelving Components for Storage Units, Medium Weight Loading
Packing Cases ..
..
..
..
..
.•
Hammers, Files, &c.
Public Telephone Cabinet Components—Door, Closet and Handles ..
Public Telephone Cabinet Components—Glass
..
Public Telephone Cabinet Components—Roof—Asbestos Cement
..
Public Telephone Cabinet Components—Aluminium Die Castings
..
Public Telephone Cabinet Components—Acoustic Tile
Window Cleaning
Relay Sets for R.A.X. Equipment .,
Tenders Close
at 3 p.m. On—
C.7908
C.7909
C.7911
C.7902
C7915
C.7916
C.7831
C.7903
C.7905
C.7906
C.7914
C.7896
C.7904
C.7893
C.7894
Sleeves Wire Jointing
Sleeves Wire Jointing
Printed Forms R. Series . .
Insulated Wire
Transposition Fittings
Printed Forms S.E. Series
Automatic Verbal Announcing Equipment
Telephones and Bellsets ..
Stapling Machines and Staples
Gas Detectors
Gas Leak Detectors
Switchboard Cable, Braided and P.V.C. Sheathed
Supply and Erection of Mast Radiators
Medium Frequency Broadcasting Transmitters, Tubes and Spares
Multi Channel Radio Telephone Systems
Universal Milling Machine
10-in. Swing SS/SC Lathe ..
High Frequency Moulding Powder Pre-Heaters
J-in. Capacity Drilling Machines ..
Horizontal Spindle Surface Grinder
Screwing Machines
Spark Erosion Machine
GENERAL.
Tender Forms, Specifications,
&c., obtainable from—
a Stores and Contracts Branch in all Capital Cities.
b High Commissioner, London.
c Stores and Contracts Branch, Melbourne.
d Stores and Contracu Branch* Sydney.
e Stores and Contracts Branch, Adelaide.
f Consul-Gcneral, New York.
h Closing date extended.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
C.5562/21,920. Automatic trunk switching and 2 U.F. signalling
equipment for Victoria.—Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
£214,191 7s. lid. plus exchange.
C.6911/18,983. High frequency radio telephone subscribers equipment.—Telecommunication Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd., South Australia.
£1,692 12s. 6d.
C.7060. Automatic telephone switching equipment—
21,188. Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £78,820.
21.878. Telephone and Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., New
South Wales. £1,107,047 14s.
21.879. Telephone and Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., New
South Wales. £363,491 14s.
21.880. Standard Telephones and Cables Pty. Ltd., New South
Wales. £1,107,209 3s.
21.881. Standard Telephones and Cables Pty. Ltd., New South
Wales. £363,495 16s.
21,888. Pope Electronics Pty. Ltd., New South Wales.
£75,073 10s.
C.7103/21,546. Trunk type cable.—Austral Standard Cables Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £1,628 5s. (approx.).
C.7186/21,918. No-break power supply plant.—McColl Electric
Works Ltd., Victoria. £257.
C.7364/20,679. Material for steel aerial towers.—British Insulated
Callender's Cables Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £8,336 6s.
3553/58.-2
C.7510/20,829. Accumulator ceUs.—Exide Batteries of Aust. Pty.
Ltd., New South Wales. £1,395 3s.
C.7534/20,405. Ornamental telegram stationery.—Containers
Ltd., Victoria. £1,322 10s. 8d.
C.7554/21,168. Electron tubes.—Amalgamated Wireless Valve
Co. Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £2,848 7s.
C.7649. Cable terminal boxes.—
21,376. Townsend and Parker Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £720
7s. 6d.
21,419. Wing Gauge & Instrument Co. Victoria. £445 5s. 8d.
C.7680/21,465. Post office scales.—R. E. Batger Pty. Ltd., New
South Wales. £1,868 5s.
C.7691/20,988 Printed leaflets" Television Interference".—
Modern Printing Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £1,590.
C.7699/21,607. Keys, switchboard.—Ericsson Telephones Ltd.,
New South Wales. £300, plus exchange.
C.773 8/21,664. Condensers.—Ducon Condensers Ltd., New
South Wales. £1,129 17s. lid.
C.7773. Motor trucks—
21,684. Chrysler Australia Ltd., South Australia. £28,179
15s. 3d.
21,686. McGrath Trailer Equipment Pty. Ltd., Victoria, £1,781
18s.
21.892. Ley land Motors Ltd., New South Wales. £5,459.
21.893. Thorneycroft (Australia) Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £10,024.
21.894. British Standard Machinery Co. Ltd., New South
Wales. £10,855 78.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1918
C.7774. Motor vehicles (sedan cars, utilities and vans)—
21.636. General Motors Holden's Ltd., Victoria. £229,709
18s. 9d.
21.637. Ford Motor Company of Aust. Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
£36,604 14s. 5d.
21.638. International Harvester Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £137,156 4s.
21.639. Grenville Motors Ltd., New South Wales. £8,20&
7s. 6d.
21,640. Champions Ltd., South Australia. £4,716 16s.
21.641. Regent Motors, Victoria. £26,593 15s.
21.642. Standard Motor Products Ltd.. Victoria. £29,065
17s. 4d.
C.7785. Arm braces and combiners—
21.900. Elecman Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £16,220.
21.901. Galvanising Industries Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £19,413
8s. 9d.
21.902. Toowoomba Foundry Pty. Ltd., Queensland. £9,718.
6s. 8d.
21.903. J. & C. Lyons & Co., Western Australia. £5,162
10s.
C.7794. Synthetic enamels and paints—
21.858.—Bahn Paints Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
21.859.—Glazebrooks Paints Aust. Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
21.860.~Goodlass Wall & Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
21.861.—Lewis Berger & Sons (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., New South
Wales.
21.862.—^Tip Top Paints (Australia) Ltd., Victoria.
C.7841. Compound, insulating and cable covering—
21,908.—G. M. Skinner Pty, Ltd., New South Wales. £572
4s. 8d.
21,910. Vacuum OU Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £2,609 7s. 3d.
C.7881/21,996.—Printed forms, various—Albion Press, Queensland. £239 Is. 8d.
New South Wales.
N.S.W.956/4743.—Standard notice boards—E. R. & M. C. Bate,
New South Wales. £937 10s.
N.S.W.968/4741.—Sapping and creosoting poles, Junee—^R. L.
Robinson & Sons, New South Wales. £1,404 18s.
N.S.W.970/4748.-Power-operated guillotine—John Heine & Son
Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £1,375.
N.S.W.972. Conveyor belting—
4746.—Powergrip Woven Belts Pty. Ltd., New South Wales.
£5,058 6s. 8d.
4747.—Robert Young Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £360.
N.S.W.980/4744.—Injection moulding machine—Johns Hydraulic
Equipment Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £7,966.
N.S.W.981. Creosote oil—
4738—The Gas Department, Council of City of Wagga, New
South Wales,
4739.—Timbrol Ltd., New South Wales.
N.S.W.983/4742.—Cleaning of Administration Buildings, Waverton—A. & C. Cleaning Co., New South Wales.
N.S.W.989/4737.—Purchase and removal of second-hand batteries—Albert G. Sims, New South Wales.
N.S.W. 1008/4745.—Unloading and laying of pressure-treated
poles—P. F. Gander, New South Wales.
N.S.W. 1009/4740.—Dismantling Canberra-Yass trunk route—J,
Joseph, Victoria.
Queensland.
Q.437/814.—Poles for Jondaryan-Formartin trunk route—L. P
Turley, Queensland. £389 lis. 6d.
Q.443/815.—Poles for subscribers' group, Inkerman—W. J
Burdell, Queensland. £301 15s.
Q.455/816.—Poles for Barton Springs, Meeleebee trunk route—
J. H. J. Hunter, Queensland. £341.
Q.461/813.—Hire of bulldozer at Greenhills—Koppen & Sons,
Queensland, £462.
CONTRACT CANCELLED.
Contract 21,665 placed with United Capacitor Co. Pty. Ltd.,
New South Wales, Schedule C.7738, Condensers, appearing on page
474 of Gazette No. 8A of 13th February, 1958, has been cancelled.
C. W. DAVIDSON, Postmaster General.
D E P A R T M E N T O F TERRITORIES.
(SYDNEY.)
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Tender No. 1888.—Metaldehyde—C.S.R. Chemicals Pty. Ltd.
£266.
Tender No. 1917.—Hospital furniture—Âllen & Hanburys (Australasia) Ltd. £510.
Tender No. 1926.—Ampoules and tabletsRotary Tableting Corp. Pty. Ltd. £67 10s.
Nicholas Pty. Ltd. £105.
Andrews Laboratories Pty. Ltd. £400.
TENDERS closing 17th June, 1958, are invited by the Secretary,
Central Contract Board, 499 Little Collins-street, Melbourne, for
the supply of the following schedule:—
C.784—Batteries, lead, acid.
Full particulars at above address or the Superintendent of Stores
at Sydney or Brisbane.
TENDERS are invited by the Secretary, Central Contract Board,
499 Little Collins-street, Melbourne, for the supply of the following
schedules:—
C.785.—Coaxial connectors and cable for V.H.F. equipment,
closing 24th June, 1958.
C.786.—Line voltage regulators, 2.5 K.V.A. and 3.5 K.V.A.,
closing 22nd July, 1958.
C.787.—Runway selector contactors, closing 8th July, 1958.
Full particulars at above address or the Superintendent of
Stores, at Sydney, Brisbane, or Adelaide, also for C.786 only
from Official Secretary, Australia House, Strand, London, W.C.2,
and Australian Consul-General, 636 Fifth-avenue, New York 20,
United States of America.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY.
TENDERS will be received at the Directorate of Contracts,
Melbourne, or the District Contract Boards in all other capital
cities until 2 p.m. on the dates shown—
Required.
17th June, 1958.
Oregon. (Melbourne.)
Masking tape. (Melbourne.)
Height gauges. (Melbourne.)
Portable lamps. (Melbourne.)
Centrifugal pumps. (Melbourne.)
Pallets, forklift, wood. (Melbourne.)
Cathode ray oscilloscope. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
18th June, 1958.
Safety glass. (Melbourne.)
Machine, fotosetter, cartographic. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
Printed form. (Melbourne.)
Printed application forms. (Melbourne.)
19th June, 1958.
Insecticide sprayer and duster. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
2 Nitro-diphenylamine. (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide.)
Acid-sulphuric. (Melbourne.)
Electrical fittings. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
Electronic valves. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
Microscope, monocular. (Melbourne.)
Repair and overhaul of fire fighting equipment. (Melbourne.)
Tablets and therapeutic drugs and chemicals. (Melbourne.)
24th June, 1958.
Spare parts for Studebaker vehicles. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
26th June, 1958.
Truck chassis and mounting of crane shovel equipment. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
8th July, 1958.
Truck mounted 1000-gal. water distributors. (Melbourne,
Sydney.)
9th July, 1958.
Supply and installation of air conditioning equipment in naval
vessels. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
31st July, 1958.
Supply and installation of 10 kw. radio beacon equipment.
(Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
For Sale.
17th June, 1958.
Scrap metal. (Melbourne.)
19th June, 1958.
Landing barges. (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth.
Hobart.)
1919
CONTRACTS ARRANGED.
Victoria.
C4/104/2179. Cereal blocks.—Brockhoff's Biscuits Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria. £1,875.
C4/104/2179 (3). Jams, fortified.—Fowlers Vacola Mfg. Co.
C4/106/2308. Canned dehydrated onions.—Dewcrisp Products
Ltd., Tasmania. £829 Is. 2d.
C4/106/2330. Frozen ox livers.—G. K. & M. Reynolds Bros.,
Victoria. £341 5s.
C4/106/2342. Canned green peas.—Raleigh Preserving Co. Ltd.,
Victoria, £558 6s. 8d.
C4/106/2342 Canned tomato paste.—Tom Piper Ltd., Victoria.
£570.
C4/106/2373. Frozen meat—
F. Watkins Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £515.
Jackson's United Meat Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £741 5s.
C4/112/152. Training equipment (hospital)—
D.H.A. (N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £394 7s. lid.
Australian Medical Export Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £779
13s. Id.
C4/112/163. Drugs and diet supplements.—Commonwealth
Drug Co. Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £4,019 8s. 9d.
C4/155/103. Band instruments and accessories.—Boosey &
Hawkes (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £2,740 lis. 6d.
C4/155/105. Musical radio feature.—Robert Peach Productions
Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £1,475 10s.
C4/160/61. Furniture removal.—Wridgway Bros. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £240.
C4/161/376. Titanium dioxide.—LC.LA.N.Z. Ltd., Victoria.
£5,463.
C4/161/377. Zinc oxide.—Lysaght Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £1,747 10s.
C4/161/377. Resin wallkyd.—Reichhold Chemicals Inc. (Aust.)
C4/171/456. Hand tools—
McPherson's Ltd., Victoria. £712 8s.
Stanley F. Coffey, New South Wales. £720 15s. 4d.
McPherson's Ltd., New South Wales. £335 10s. 3d.
C4/174/383. Medical equipmentWatson Victor Ltd., Victoria. £278 14s.
Surgical Manufacturing Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £814 8s.
Allen & Hanbury A/asia Ltd., Victoria. £231 4s. 6d.
W. Ramsay (Surgical) Ltd., Victoria. £475 13s. 2d.
C.LG. (Vic). Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £365 10s.
C4/177/260. Tape, adhesive.—Sellotape (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £457 lis. 3d.
C4/179/642. Cellophane.—Wrightcell Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
£715 16s.
C4/179/647. Celluloid,—P. Rowe (Vic.) Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
£590 12s. 6d.
C4/181/823. Printing of target.-Morris & Walker Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria. £425,
C4/185/298. Transport of nitric acid.—Collier's Bulk Liquid
Transport Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £744 3s. 4d.
C4/203/212. Boots, football.—Hicks Bros. Pty. Ltd., New
South Wales. £1,555 2s. 6d.
C4/204/232. Slippers, black.—Johnson & Sons Pty, Ltd.,
Queensland. £4,250 15s.
C4/204/23 5. Shoes, white, canvas.—James McKeown Sons Pty.
Ltd., New South Wales. £1,042 3s. 8d.
C4/204/239. Shoes, leather, black.—Nicholson & Merrett Pty.
C4/253/683. Cap badges.—A. Warhaft, Victoria. £450.
C4/255/285. Pullovers, sleeveless, blue.—Haworth Knitting
Mills, Victoria. £1,462 10s.
C4/258/701. Towels, bath.—Lincot Linen Co, Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £230 8s.
C4/258/725. Towels, hand.—S.A. Towel Mfg. Co. Ltd., South
Australia. £2.798 10s. lid.
C4/258/726. Canvas, white, french.—Andrews Bros. Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria. £460 15s.
C4/258/727. Drill, cotton, grey.—Stirling Henry Ltd., New
South Wales. £2,925.
C4/25 8/729. Preshrinking and dyeing, green of driU, loomstate.
—Davies Coop & Co. Ltd., Victoria. £572 18s. 4d. (approximately).
C4/259/410. Re-processing of material.—Gibbs Burge & Co.,
Victoria. £924 lis. (estimate).
C4/302/923. Width lights,—McCalman & Judd Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £764 2s, 4d.
C4/302/937. Rear vision mirrors.—McCalman & Judd Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £662 7s. 5d.
C4/303/961. Conversion of motor vehicle.—A. & M. Hawke,
New South Wales. £600.
C4/3003/999, Trailer fire pumps.—Freighters Ltd., Victoria.
£6,068.
C4/303/1016. Ambulance.—Ford Motor Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria £2,693
C4/303/1019. Motor vehicles.—International Harvester Co. of
Aust. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £4,982 13s.
C4/303/1063. Motor vehicles.—FauUs Pty. Ltd., Western AustraUa. £4,562 8s. 4d.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
C4/305/197. Radiosonde batteries.—Eveready Co., Division of
Union Carbide Aust. Ltd., New South Wales. £7,791 13s. 4d.
C4/306/166. Mobile crane.—I.S.A.S. (N.S.W.) Ltd., New South
Wales. £2,090.
C4/307/1774. Hotplates, electric.—Electro Mechanical Products,
Victoria. £392 8s.
C4/307/1793. Motor generator.-Northern Electric Trading Pty.
Ltd., Queensland. £1,840.
C4/307/1864. Electric stock pots.—British General Electric Co.
C4/308/685. Excavators.—Jaques Bros. Ltd., Victoria. £46,770.
C4/308/692. Rollers, 7-9 ton.—A. H. McDonald & Co. Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria. £8,145.
C4/308/713. Spares for road roUer.—A. H. McDonald & Co.
Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £266 10s. 6d.
C4/315/233. Centrifugal pumps.—Harland Engineering (Aust.)
Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £372.
C4/316/1408. Maintenance spares.—Geo. H. Sample & Son Pty.
C4/316/1475. Signal generators.—Amalgamated Wireless (A/asia)
C4/316/1530. Wireless transceiver sets.—Royal Flying Doctor
Service of Aust., South Australia. £433.
C4/316/1542. Amplifiers.—Trimax Transformers Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £375.
C4/317/252. Climatic chamber unit.—H. B. Selby & Co. Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £1,746 5s.
C4/317/265. Watercooling tower, &c.—R. Werner & Co. Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £1,640 10s.
C4/319/713. Cathode ray oscilloscopes.—Geo. H. Sample & Sons
(Electronics) Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £324 3s. 9d.
C4/319/725. Universal bridge.—Geo. H. Sample & Son Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £263 5s.
C4/327/60. Heating elements.—Major Electric Furnaces Pty.
C4/330/1454, Aircraft instrument spares—National Instrument
Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £317 14s. 6d.
C4/330/1726. Aero wheel and brake equipment.—Dunlop
Rubber Aust. Ltd., Victoria. £1,040 Os. 5d.
C4/330/1753. Areo wheel and brake equipment.—Dunlop
Rubber Aust. Ltd., Victoria. £2,164 6s. (est.).
C4/330/1793. Actuator spares and accessories.—Lucas Rotax
(Aust.) Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £907 19s. 8d.
C4/330/1843. Rotor bearing assemblies.—National Instrument
Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £552.
C4/330/1846. Air bottles.—Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd., Victoria.
£219 19s. 2d.
C4/330/1854. Gaskets, main oil screen.—Brown & Dureau Ltd.,
Victoria. £630.
C4/3 30/1856. Trollies, rectifier, ground starting and servicing.—
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £590.
C4/340/378. Installation service for lathes.—Ferrocast Pty.'Ltd.,
Victoria. £750.
C4/341/786. Grinding machines.—Pauer & Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £12,654.
C4/341/816. Spare parts for milling machines.—McPherson's
C4/341/818. Support and pressure rolls.—Alfred Herbert & Co.
(A/asia) Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £522.
C4/341/825. Milling machine.—Norman N. Benson & Co. Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £1,310.
C4/344/42. Driver projectile units.—Ramset Fasteners (Aust.)
Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £2,139 14s. 3d.
C4/345/176. Magnetic crack detector and demagnetizer.—Ê. L.
Heymanson & Co., Victoria. £4,216.
C4/345/198. Measuring instrument.—William Adams & Co.
Ltd., Victoria. £416 12s. 6d.
C4/345/190. Hardness testing machine.—Frederick Pearson Pty.
Ltd., Victoria. £690.
C4/349/462-1. Tool and cutter grinder, concrete mixer, garage
equipment—
McPherson's Ltd., Victoria. £1,515 15s.
Lightburn & Co. Pty. Ltd., South Australia. £200 2s. 6d.
Replacement Parts Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £977 12s. lid.
Pauer & Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £5,147 14s. lid.
C4/349/468. Drill and accessories.—Mindrill Ltd., Victoria.
£8,675 Os. Id.
C4/355/410. Cast sticks, gunmetal.—Jones & Hooke, Victoria.
£374 17s,
C4/360/596, Tins.—William Horsfall Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £791
13s. 4d.
C4/366/976. Eyelets.—Eyelets Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £289 Is. Id.
C4/371/1948. Mild steel sheet.—Western Steel & Engineering
Supply Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £202 10s.
C4/373/803. 16-mm. film.—Sixteen Millimetre (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.,
Victoria. £340.
C4/376/443. Rain gauges and boxes for rain gauges—
Malleys Ltd., Victoria. £1,112 10s.
J. S, Phillips & Co., Victoria. £1,338 3s. 9d.
C4/376/451. Electron microscope and accessories.—National
Instrument Co, Ply. Ltd., Victoria. £14,192 lis. 3d. (approx.).
C4/386/237 (Pt. 2). Cups for detonators, tinned.—Premier Wire
Works Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £9,430.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Oommonwealth Gazette
1920
C4/386/295 (Pt. 2). Cups for detonators, tinned.—Premier
Wire Works Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £576.
C/104/2211. Breakfast cereals, for Department of the Army,
1st June to 30th November, 1958—
Creamoata Ltd., Victoria.
Kelloggs (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., New South Wales.
Cereal Foods (Q'land.) Pty. Ltd., Queensland.
Purina Grain Foods Pty. Ltd., Victoria, Tasmania.
Sanitarium Health Food Co. Western Australia.
C/104/2231. Meat, for the Department of the Army, 1st
June to 31st August, 1958.—F. Watkins Pty, Ltd., Victoria.
C/104/2232, Meat, for Department of the Army, 1st June to
31st August, 1958.—H. W. Wilson, Victoria.
C/104/2233, C/114/720. Meat, for Department of the Army
and Department of Immigration, 1st June to 31st August, 1958.—
W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
C4/104/2234. Meat, for Department of the Army, 1st June to
31st August, 1958.—F. Watkins Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
C4/104/2235. Meat, for Department of the Army, 1st June to
30th November, 1958.—J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
C4/106/2221. Bread and milk, for Department of the Army,
1st June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959—
Eric Smith & Co. Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
E. A. Bates Dairy Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
C4/114/719. Fruit and vegetables for Department of Immigration, 1st June to 31st August, 1958.—C. A. Michaelides, New
South Wales.
C4/122/80. Bread, milk and butter, for Department of Supply,
1st June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959—
K, G. Turner, Romsey Bakery, Victoria.
D. P. Jones, Victoria.
Romsey Butter Factory, Victoria.
C4/122/81. Meat, for Department of Supply, 1st June to 30th
November, 1958.—J. & P. Wollin, Victoria.
C4/164/83. Servicing, &c., dental X-ray units, for Department
of Air, 1st July, 1958, to 30th June, 1959.—Watson Victor Ltd.,
Victoria.
C4/166/437. Black coal, for Department of Defence Production, 16th May to 30th September, 1958.—R. W. Miller & Co.
Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
New South Wales.
58/2256. Terminating panels and handbooks.—Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd. £992 13s. 6d.
58/2426. Angle steel slotted dexion.—G. Wills & Co. Ltd.
£1,510.
58/2427. Spare parts for Le Toumeau Westinghouse motorized
scraper.—Le Tourneau Westinghouse Pty, Ltd, £454 3s. 2d.
58/1125. Floor polishers.—A. Wurth & Co. Pty. Ltd. £220.
58/1984. Cloth, leather green.—Fabric Div. I.C.I.A.N.Z. Ltd.
£450.
58/2019. Mower, lawn.—Scott Bonnar Aust. Pty. Ltd., Victoria.
£759 Is.
58/1128, 58/1922. Pallets.—Macleay Timber Investments Pty.
Ltd. £1,225.
58/47. Night latches.—Ogden Industries Pty. Ltd. £313 12s. 6d.
58/1732. Steel shelving.—Brownbuilt (N.S.W.) Ltd. £1,640 12s.
58/2444. Optical gauging equipment.—Sheffield Corp, of Aust.
Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £433 4s. lOd.
57/6931. Standard optical dividing head and equipment.—
William Adams & Co. Ltd. £1,286.
58/2679. Motor scooters.—W, (Bill) Mahler, £311 15s. 8d.
58/2700. Removal of furniture and effects.—^Wridgways
(N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd. £245.
58/2275. Printing of tourist maps of Canberra.—Colourtone
Pty. Ltd. £770.
58/2231. Removal of furniture and effects.—Abbco (Amal.)
Transport Pty. Ltd. £352.
58/2248. Nickel shot.—Eagle Metal & Industrial Products Ptv.
Ltd. £406.
58/678. Heating oven for soldering irons.—Martin Furnace &
Engineering Pty. Ltd. £312.
58/1517. Spares for "Allen* circulating water pumps. Coates
& Co. Pty. Ltd. £313 16s.
58/2422. Blades for welded products guillotine.—Welded Products Ltd. £341 2s.
57/3611. Installation of radar Type 15 Mark 5.—Amal. Wireless
(A'asia.) Ltd. £603.
58/1274. Firebricks.—Illawarra Fireclay & Brick Co. Ltd. £360
18s. 4d.
58/161. Spare components for Type CB3 radio transmitters.—
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd, £289 2s. 6d.
Master Instruments Pty. Ltd. £258 5s.
58/1416. Radial drilling, boring and tapping machine.—Austin
Quinn Pty. Ltd. £5,245.
58/1834. Co-axial cable.—Telecommunication Cables Pty, Ltd.
£230 12s.
58/2625. Refrigerators.—New System Telephones Pty. Ltd.
£666 9s. 2d.
58/1746. Jelly crystals, for Department of the Navy, 1st June to
31st August, 1958.—Nut Foods Pty. Ltd.
58/2794. Eggs, for Department of the Army, 1st August to 31st
December, 1958.—N.S.W. Egg Marketing Board.
58/1898. Groceries, for Department of Immigration, 1st June to
31st August, 1958.—Sydney Groceries Pty. Ltd.
58/1741. Custard powder, for Department of the Navy, 1st June
to 31st August, 1958.—Clifford Love & Co. Ltd.
58/2417. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of Air, Ist June
to 30th November, 1958.—G. Chew Lee & Co. Pty. Ltd.
58/2417. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of Immigration,
1st June to 30th November, 1958.—Producers Providores Pty. Ltd.
58/2417. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of Air, Ist Jtine
to 30th November, 1958.—Johnston & Goon,
58/2257. Canned fish, for Department of the Army, Ist June
to 31st August, 1958.—Waters Trading Co. Pty. Ltd.
58/1861. Meat, for Department of Air, 1st June to 31st August,
1958.—South Dubbo Butchery.
58/2418-9. Fruit and vegetables, for DepartmenU of Air and
Army, 1st June to 31st August, 1958.—E, Beecher and L. Bradshaw.
58/1743. Peanut butter, for Department of the Navy, Ist June
to 31st August, 1958.—Nut Foods Pty. Ltd.
58/1896. Flour, for Department of the Navy, let Juno to 31st
August, 1958.—John Darling & Son Pty. Ltd.
58/1392, Repair of footwear, for Department of the Army, 1st
June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959.—J. R. Benning,
58/1190. Laundry and dry cleaning services, for Department of
Air, 1st June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959.--R. SL R. Laundry.
58/1404. Dust bins, for Department of Air, 27th May, 1958, to
30th April, 1959.—Malleys Ltd.
58/1393. Repair of footwear, for Department of the Army,
ending 31st May, 1959—
Michel Shoe Service.
Groom's Shoe Repairs.
Waites & Ferran.
58/1194. Repair of footwear, for Department of Air, lit June,
1958, to 31st May, 1959.—Riverina Boot Repairs,
58/1952. Cleaning cloth service, S.A.F. Lithgow, 1st July, 1958,
to 30th June, 1959.—Letnor Pty. Ltd.
58/1950. Cleaning cloth service, for Department of the Navy,
1st July, 1958, to 30th June, 1959.—Letnor Pty. Ltd.
Queensland*
(a) Fixed Quantity Purchases.
Q58/330. Canvasware.—Davies Coop. Co. Ltd., Victoria. £221.
Q58/605. Furniture removal.—W. G. Taylor & Sons, Queensland.
£230.
(b) Period Contracts.
Q58/97. Welding and brazing rods, for Department of Air, 1st
June, 1958, to 31st May, 1960—
Stewarts & Lloyds (Q.) Pty. Ltd.
E.S.C.A. Ltd.
C.I.G. (Q.) Pty. Ltd.
Q58/406, Meat, for Department of the Army, 1st June, 1958, to
31st May, 1959.—Australian Meat & Grazing Co. Ltd.
Q58/405. Groceries, for Department of the Army, 1st June, 1958,
to 31st May, 1959.—H. A. Manahan & Sons Pty. Ltd.
Q58/404, Fruit and vegetables, for Department of the Army, 1st
June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959.—Blue Bell Fruit Shop.
Q58/403. Dairy produce and margarine, for Department of the
Army, 1st June, 1958, to 31st May, 1959.—H. A. Manahan &
Sons Pty. Ltd.
AUSTRALIAN APPLE AND PEAR BOARD.
APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS.
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council, in pursuance
of seciion 4 of the Apple and Pear Organization Act 19381953, has been pleased to appoint the persons specified in column 1
of the Schedule hereto to be members of the Australian Apple
and Pear Board for a period of three years from 1st July, 1958,
io represent the interests specified in column 2 of the Schedule.
H
Column 1.
Member.
THE SCHEDULE.
Charles Edward Critchley, 116
Kooyong-road, Armadale, Victoria.
Douglas Glover Jones, Ellingtonroad, Hobart, Tasmania.
Donald Kenyon Barron, 42
Tareema-street,
Nedlands,
Western Australia.
Arthur Grimaldi Perry, Nexonstreet, Shepparton, Victoria.
Column 2.
Interest represented.
The Commonwealth Government.
The exporters of apples and
pears in the State of Tasmania.
pears in the State of
Western Australia.
pears in the States of New
South Wales, Victoria,
Queensland and South
Australia,
William Hamlet Nicol, 85 Letitia- Employees engaged in the
Street, North Hobart, Tasapple and pear industry.
mania
WILLIAM McMAHON
Minister of State for Primary Industry.
—(Ex. Min. No. 25.)
Commoawealth Gazette
No. 33.—12tb June, 1958
1921
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
HIGH COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, LONDON,
Promotions: High Commissioner (Staff) Regulation 20.
IJHE undermentioned oflficers are promoted as indicated:—
Name.
Egan, Raymond Maurice
East, Stanley Thomas
Chick, Peter Revett ..
Present Designation and Station.
Accounts Branch.
Clerk (£1,010-£1,100), Second Clerk (£1,135-£1,195), Second Class, vice
Class
R. Quine
Procurement Branch.
Clerk (£765^£850), Second Class Clerk (£885-£975), Second Class, vice J. K,
McMorrow
Migration Branch.
Clerk (£765^£850), Second Class Clerk (fl.OlO^fJ,100), Second Class, vice
H. W. StoltenhoflT
RESIGNATION OF A JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT
OF AUSTRALIA,
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has acceptcd
the resignation of the Honorable Sir William Flood Webb,
K.B.E., as a Justice of the High Court of Australia as from the
close of business of the court on the sixteenth day of May,
1958.~^(Ex. Min. No, 32.)
H
I
Position to which Promoted.
COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER
BOARD.
T is notified for general information that--1. The appointment of James James as a member of the Comwealth Stores Supply and Tender Board has been
cancelled;
2. George Douglas Bennett Maunder has been appointed a
member of the Commonwealth Stores Supply and Tender
Board during the absence from Canberra at any time of
Louis Francis Loder;
3. John Joseph Lonergan has been appointed Secretary to the
Commonwealth Stores Supply and Tender Board.
NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Appointments, Ac.
rpHE following changes are made:—
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
(SEA GOING FORCES).
Appointments.—Lieutenant-Commander Geoffrey Mortimer
Heneage Drummond is appointed on loan from the Royal Navy
(Exchange Officer), with seniority in rank of 1st December, 1949,
dated 29th March, 1958. Lieutenant Giles Anthony St. George
Poole is appointed on loan from the Royal Navy (Exchange
Officer), with seniority in rank of 16th September, 1950, dated 13th
April, 1958. Instructor Lieutenant David James Burrows is
appointed on loan from the Royal Navy (Exchange Officer), with
seniority in rank of 5th September, 1953, dated 10th April, 1958.
David Keith Balmer is appointed Midshipman (U.) (on probation),
dated 26th March, 1958.
Promotions.—Surgeon Lieutenant (D.) (for Short Service) Edwin
Fredrick Jones is promoted to the rank of Surgeon LieutenantCommander (D.) (for Short Service), dated 5th April, 1958. SubLieutenant Robert Thomas Mitchell Chandler is promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 1st October, 1957,
dated 28th February, 1958. Sub-Lieutenants John Browne
McAlister and Haliburton Charles Findlay are promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant, dated 1st March, 1958, and 16th April, 1958,
respectively. Sub-Lieutenant (S.L.) John Eric Selsmark is promoted
to the rank of Lieutenant (S.L.), dated 19th March, 1958. SubLieutenant (U.) (on probation) Noel Daniele Panettiere is promoted
to the rank of Surgeon Lieutenant (on probation), dated 31st
March, 1958. Acting Sub-Lieutenants Geoffrey Wayne Furlong,
Kenneth Edward Langford, David Edward Clinch, Philip Irvine
Playford, Martin DeVille Salmon, Dennis Chamberlain Rose, John
Douglas Foster, John Graham McDermott and Robin Arthur
Herron are promoted to the rank of Sub^Lieutenant, with seniority
in rank of 1st May, 1956, dated 1st February, 1958. Acting SubLieutenant Raymond Brian Doolan is promoted to the rank of
Sub-Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 1st May, 1956, dated 27th
February. 1958.
Salary on Date of
Promotion. Promotion.
£
1,195
19.5.58
885
13-5.58
1,010
8.5.58
Loan to the Royal Navy for Service and Training.—The following are loaned to the RoyaJ Navy for service and training:—Acting
Sub-Lieutenant (S.L.) John Robert Franklin, dated 24th February,
1958; Lieutenants John Edward Cecil Williams, Leonard James
Kelaher, John Lyle Curtis, Ian William Hall and Robert Graeme
Harris, Acting Sub-Lieutenants (S.L.) Harry Joseph Hansen and
Midshipman (S.L.) Kent Osborne, dated 5th March, 1958; Midshipman (S.L.) Michael Clarence Williams, 14th March, 1958; Commanders Robert Grant Craft and Robert John Scrivener and
Lieutenant-Commander Alexander Hughie Gordon, D.F.C., dated
I7th March, 1958; Instructor Lieutenant Stewart Alister Prafistr,
dated 7th April, 1958. The loan of the following to the Royal
Navy for service and training is terminated:—Acting SubLieutenants Geoffrey Wayne Furlong, Kenneth Edward Langford,
Philip Irvine Playford, Martin DeVille Salmon, Dennis Chamberlain
Rose, John Douglas Foster, John Graham McDermott, and Robin
Arthur Herron, dated 31st January, 1958; Lieutenant-Commander
Ronald Owen Brasch, dated 5th February, 1958; Sub-Lieutenant
David Edward Clinch, dated 7th February, 1958; Acting SubLieutenant Raymond Brian Doolan, dated 26th February, 1958;
Lieutenant-Commander Ronald Sidney Impey, Instructor LieutenantCommander Cedric Wallace Johnston and Instructor Lieutenant
Charles Christopher Robson, dated 25th March, 1958; LieutenantCommander (Acting Commander) Hugh Pryce Jarrett, dated 3rd
April, 1958; Sub-Lieutenant (S.D.) Graham Angus Currie, dated
7th April, 1958; Midshipman Nicholas Newman, dated 10th April,
1958.
Fixing Rates of Pay.—Lieutenant-Commanders John HaroW
Savin Osborn and John Gillon Butler Campbell, D.F.C., are to be
paid the rates of pay and allowances prescribed for Commander
whilst acting in that rank, dated 21st March. 1958, and 2XBX
April, 1958, respectively.
Extension of Retiring Age.—^The retiring age of Engineer Lieutenant Alec Russell Ryan is extended for a period of two years from
3rd April, 1958.
Transfer to the Emergency List.—Lieutenant-Commander (S.D.)
Cyril Herbert Paine is transferred to the Emergency List and reappointed for temporary service, dated 16th April, 1958.
Resignation.—The resignation of Donal Drummond Smith of his
appointment as Acting Sub-Lieutenant is accepted, dated 2nd April,
1958.
Termination of Appointments.-~^The appointments of the following are terminated on reversion to the Royal Navy:—SubLieutenant (S.D.) David John Walton, dated 4th February, 1958;
Lieutenant-Commander Anthony Patrick Rabbit, dated 10th March,
1958; Lieutenant (S.L.) Alan Warde Dobson, dated 31st March,
1958; Lieutenant-Commander Sydney Richard Dennett, dated 17th
April, 1958. The appointment of Second Lieutenant (B.M.) Leo
Henry Albert Arnold is terminated on reversion to the Royal
Marine Forces, dated 19th February, 1958.
Dismissal.—Supply Sub-Lieutenant (Acting) John Francis Ryan
is dismissed from Her Majesty's Service by sentence of Court
Martial, dated 22nd January, 1958.
Women's Royal Australian Naval Service.
Promotion.—Petty Officer Wran Regulating Gwendoline May
Walker, Official Number R84185, is promoted to the rank of Third
Officer (for Short Service) (on probation), dated 25th March, 1958.
Termination of Appointment—The appointment of First Officer
(Acting Chief Officer) Elizabeth Laura Minton Hill is terminated on
reversion to the Women's Royal Naval Service, dated 28th April,
1958.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1922
Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Transfers to the Retired List—The following are transferred to
the Retired List to date 31st March, 1958:—Commander John David
Bates. Lieutenant-Commanders Malcolm Birrell Gale, George
Ewart Vaughan Glyndwr Owen, Richard Gordon Burnell, Richard
Harwin Nossiter, D.S.C., William Morell Nodrum, James Edward
Scollick, Geoffrey James Gellie, Charles Ian Birnie, James Benison
Griffin, D.S.C., Terence Harold Arnott, Maxwell Taylor Munro,
Alastair Leveson George and Roy Hamblyn Collins; LieutenantCommanders (Special Branch) Henry William Traynor, Boyd
Adam Graham, James McConnell Hambleton and Roger Harold
Sisley; Lieutenant Keith William Pearson, and Lieutenant (Special
Branch) Arthur Hulme Gott.
Termination of Appointments.—The appointments of the following are terminated to date 31st March, 1958:—LieutenantCommanders John Colin Patrick Boyle, George Charles Sangster,
Henry Harcus Bolton and Harold Arthur John Ford; Surgeon
Lieutenant-Commander Roland Frederick Kingston; LieutenantCommanders (Special Branch) John Mark Dunn and Eric John
Lawson; Acting Lieutenant-Commander Allan Geoffrey Lacy
Perman; Lieutenants James Wilfred Kershaw, Herbert Minchin
Nicholls, Alfred Ronald Cornell, Colin Robert Downie, Rollo
Ashton Eastmure Moore, Horace Evelyn Godden, John David
Crafer Wood, John de Courcy Lewis, Charles Vincent Holloway,
Robert Henry Kendick McKerihan, Ian Wallace Lesslie, Willis
Frederick Franklin, James Quentin Auburn Saunders, Lyle Clark
Miller, Stephen Henry Rieck, Colin James Gillespie, Douglas
Gerald Hope-Johnstone, Alan Douglas McCay, John Francis
Irwin, John Lenehan Chapman, Hans Jack Kohane, Geoffrey
Hamlet Taylor, Kevin Tracey Kimball, Berry Dubois Spooner,
Frederick Neal Kirkwood, George Ashby Bartlett, George Preston
Donaldson, Paton Cameron Forster, Francis Davidson Gillan,
NAVAL DEFENCE ACT AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS Robert Tyson Boynton and Edward John Shepherd; Lieutenant (on
probation) Edwin George Lawrence; Surgeon Lieutenant Rodney
REGULATIONS.
Ian Meyers; Lieutenants (Special Branch) Kenneth Burdett York
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Syme, Kevin Thomas Kell3% Harold Arthur King, Alexander David
Resignation.
Fleming, Oliver Howard Williams and Frank William Kempton;
HE resignation of Daniel Graham, Assistant Aircraft Engineer, Sub-Lieutenant (S.D.) (Acting Lieutenant (S.D.)) Erskine
Beveridge Kelly, and Sub-Lieutenants John Montague Baden Cooke
with effect from the close of business on 13th November, and
Donald Archibald Cameron.—(Ex. Min. No. 74—Approved
1957, is accepted.—(Ex, Min. No. 68—Approved, 3rd June, 1958.)
3rd June, 1958.)
C. W. DAVIDSON, Minister for the Navy.
CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Royal Australian Naval Reserve (Sea-going).
Promotions.—Acting Sub-Lieutenant Anthony Keith Wadey is
promoted to the rank of Sub-Lieutenant, dated 4th June, 1957.
Midshipman Robert James Smith and Clyde Lamont Oates are
promoted to the rank of Acting Sub-Lieutenant, dated 3rd February, 1958, and 17th February, 1958, respectively.
Royal Australian Naval Reserve.
Appointment—The Reverend Stanley Trengrove Harper is
appointed Chaplain, dated 7th March, 1958.
Promotions.—Midshipman Neville Vernon Hawtin and Jeremy
Lawrence Pascoe are promoted to the rank of Acting SubLieutenant, dated 30th June, 1957, and 31st December, 1957,
respectively.
Transfer to Retired List.—Lieutenant-Commander John Joseph
Pye is transferred to the Retired List, dated 30th May, 1958.
Termination of Appointments.—The appointments of William
Patrick Burke as Lieutenant and Douglas James Little as
Lieutenant (Special Branch), are terminated, dated 26th February,
1958, and 19th March, 1958, respectively.
Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Appointment.—Lieutenant Garth Westaby Sweeney, Royal Australian Naval Reserve, is appointed Lieutenant, with seniority in
rank of 31st December, 1955, dated 28th February, 1958.—(Ex.
Min. No. 67—Approved, 3rd June, 1958.
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NAVAL DEFENCE ACT AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS
REGULATIONS.
Promotions.
HE following promotions are made with effect from 28th
February, 1958:—
Ordnance Inspection Section, Central Staff.—To be Foreman
Examiner (£1,168)—Fred Ford. To be Leading Examiner (£1,078£1,108)—Raymond Major Maunder.
Ordnance Inspection Section, Maribyrnong.—To be Foreman
Examiner (£1,168)—Stuart Murray Owler. To be Leading Examiner
(£1,078-£1,108)—Albert Kerr, James George Henry Edward
Morgan, Frederick Charles Crerar, and Alex Lawrence Pitcher.—
(Ex. Min. No. 69—Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
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COMMISSION TO ASSEMBLE COURTS-MARTIAL.
URSUANT to the Imperial Naval Discipline Act, the Naval
Discipline (Dominion Naval Forces) Act 1911, and the
Naval Defence Act 1910-1952, and regulations thereunder, a commission is issued to Commodore First Class Christopher Haynes
Hutchinson, D.S.O., O.B.E., Chief of Staff to the Commander-inChief, Far East Station, authorizing and empowering him, for the
better maintaining a proper government and strict discipline in
Her Majesty's Australian Ships and Vessels, to assemble Courtsmartial as often as he shall see occasion.—(Ex. Min. No. 75—
Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
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NAVAL DEFENCE ACT AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS
REGULATIONS.
Appointment
HE following appointment is made with effect from 14th
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
January, 1958:—
(SEA-GOING FORCES).
Ordnance Branch, Ordnance Inspection Section, New South
Appoin
-Lieutenant Julian Lawrence Stuart Beauchamp Wales.—To be Examiner (£758-£798)—Laurence Albert Henry
is appointed Lieutenant-Commander on loan from the Royal Navy, Brown.—(Ex. Min. No. 76—Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
dated 1st April, 1958.
Promotion.—Commissioned Gunner (T.A.S.) (Acting) Bruce
Lancelot Weeks is promoted to the rank of Sub-Lieutenant (S.D.)
(Acting), dated 1st January, 1957.
Confirmation in Rank.—Sub-Lieutenant (S.D.) (Acting) Bruce
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
Lancelot Weeks is confirmed in the rank of Sub-Lieutenant (S.D.),
with seniority in rank of 1st January, 1957.
HONOURS AND AWARDS.
Termination of Appointment.—The appointment of Supply LieuHE
following
Honours and Awards are made in connexion
tenant Cecil George Daffey is terminated on reversion to the Royal
with the Australian Military Forces:—
Navy, dated 30th April, 1958.
Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military).
Warrant Officers Class I, 2/5500 William Nelson Shonk, Royal
CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, 3/528
Royal Australian Naval Reserve.
Douglas Albert Wride, Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and
Promotions.—Sub-Lieutenants Robert John Bracewell and Donald Mechanical Engineers, and 3/642 James William Wylie, Royal
Granville Harrison Bantock are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
dated 31st December, 1957, and 19th March, 1958, respectively.
3/618 Staff Sergeant Walter Aloysiiis Cahill, Royal Australian
Confirmation in Rank.—Acting Sub-Lieutenant (on probation) Infantry Corps.
Bruce Horton Keen is confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub-Lieu2/5059 Sergeant fTemporary Warrant Officer, Class 2) George
tenant, with seniority in rank of 30th June, 1955.
Henry Putney, Royal Australian Army Service Corps.
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APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
HE following changes are made:—
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The Australian Efficiency Medal.
VX133153 (now 3/111535) Captain Gordon Munro Bryant, Headquarters, 2nd Brigadier Royal Australian Armoured Corps.
NXl 17799 Lieutenant (now Captain) Ernest Malcolm Snelsqn,
Royal Australian Artillery (Coast).
QX9595 Sergeant John Arthur Sloane, 2nd/10th Field Regiment.
VX15089 Private Clarence Malcolm Smart, 2nd/1st Machine Gun
Battalion.
The Australian Efficiency Decoration.
3/50050 Brigadier William Boulton Leonard, Australian Army
Canteens Service.
4/35215 Major Colin Stewart Morrison, Australian Intelligence
Corps.
3/50120 Captain (Honorary Major) Joshua Shilkin, Royal Corps
of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
The name of 2/149225 Lieutenant-Golonel John McCarthy.
University of Technology Regiment, which appeared in Executive
Minute No. 21 of' 1958, promulgated in Commonwealth Gazeite,
No. 15 of 1958, is amended to read 2/149225 Lieutenant-Colonel
John McCarty.—(Ex. Min. No. 41—Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
J. O. CRAMER, Minister for the Army.
h e following changes, &c., are made in connexion with the Australian Military Forces:—
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AUSTRALIAN REGULAR ARMY.
AUSTRALIAN STAFF CORPS.
2/265 Major J. M. Maxwell is appointed to command 1st
Armoured Regiment, and to be Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel,
14th April, 1958.
3/195 Lieutenant-Colonel K. R. G. Coleman, M.C., relinquishes
command 1st Armoured Regiment, 13th April, 1958.
The provisional ranks of the following officers are confirmed:—
1/7012 Captain G. J. Lawrence and Lieutenants 2/8410 T. B.
Fuller, 5/2241 R. J. Darlington, 2/7236 L. E. Kilner, 1/3344 J. W.
McEnerny and 6/889 N. W. J. McVilly.
2/35111 Lieutenant D. P. Burnett is seconded whilst holding the
appointment of Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Lieutenant
Governor of the State of South Austrab'a, 9th April, 1958.
2/37628 Major C. C. Boyce ceases to be seconded to the
Department of Supply, 27th March, 1958.
The notification respecting 2/37628 Major C. C. Boyce which
appeared in Executive Minute, No. 20, of 1958, promulgated in
Commonwealth Gazette, No. 15, of 1958, is withdrawn.
2/40155 Captain (provisionally) L. R. Burch ceases to be
seconded to the Department of Defence, 6th January, 1958 (in
lieu of the notification respecting this officer which appeared in
Executive Minute, No. 22 of 1958, promulgated in Commonwealth
Gazette, No. 21, of 1958).
The Short Service Commission granted to 2/3079 Lieutenant
(Temporary Captain) L. Christensen is converted to a Long Service
Commission.
The Short Service Commission granted to 2/4127 Captain
R. H. E. Harvey is extended until 10th April, 1963.
The Short Service Commission granted to 1/1014 Lieutenant
(Temporary Captain) M. D. Jellie is extended until 10th April,
1963.
5/2753 2nd Lieutenant B. J. McCracken is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Eastern
Command), 21st March, 1958.
5/7504 Major G. L. Bales is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Southern Command),
1st April, 1958.
To be Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel, 16th June, 1958.—2/288
Major B. L. Bogle.
To be Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel, 5th December, 1957.—
5/7503 Major P. M. Shanahan.
To be Majors, 3rd May, 1958.—Captains 2/40123 R. C. Rodd
and 5/8033 J. E. T. R. Hardwick, 3/10729 Captain (Temporary
Major) R. R. Preston, and 5/8044 Captain A. W. Millen.
To be Temporary Captain.—Lieutenants 3/12015 T. J. Gray,
25th May, 1956, 3/35060 M. G. Dachs and 3/35072 B. M. Illingworth, 3rd February, 1958, 1/2841 G. C. Baker, 31st March, 1958,
3/35078 P. T. Murray, 2nd April, 1958, and 4/7015 G. J.
Murphy, 11th April, 1958.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.
3/40149 Chaplain 4th Class L. Brehaut is appointed from the
Citizen Military Forces, Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Methodist), Southern Command, and to be Chaplain 4th
Class,
April, 1958, with a Short Service Commission for a
period of four years.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
Australian Army Canteens Service.
1/2167 Lieutenant A, A. Steffen relinquishes the temporary rank
of Captain, 11th February, 1958.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Pharmaceutical.
5/8009 Captain H. Longden is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Pharmaceutical))
(Western Command), 27th March, 1958.
3/40042 Captain K. M. Boundy is placed upon the Retired List
(Southern Command) and is granted the honorary rank of Major,
with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, 18th March, 1958.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY DENTAL CORPS.
To be Captain, 19th February, 1958, with a Short Service Commission for a period of four years.—2/40201 Anthony Robert
Gates.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY ORDINANCE CORPS.
The resignation of 2/40059 Captain A. B. Rose of his commission is accepted, 21st March, 1958.
To be Major, 1st May, 1958.—2/40085 Captain G. M. Allison.
ROYAL CORPS OF AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
To be Temporary Captain, 26th February, 1958.—1/2397 Lieutenant A. J. Hogan.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY EDUCATIONAL CORPS.
The Short Service Commission granted to 1/1232 Captain H. F.
Donaghue is converted to a Long Service Commission.
To be Lieutenant, 10th April, 1958.—1/3900 Brian John
Edwards.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY PSYCHOLOGY CORPS.
To be Lieutenant (Temporary Captain), 14th February, 1958,
with regimental seniority and service for purposes of promotion
effective from 14th February, 1957.—5/7556 Norman William
Briers.
WOMEN'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY CORPS.
To be Temporary Captain, 6th February, 1958.—F2/25 3 Lieutenant J. Williscroft.
QUARTERMASTERS.
To be Major, 15th May, 1958.-2/337 Captain S. A. Newbery.
REGULAR ARMY SPECIAL RESERVE.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMOURED CORPS.
The following officer of the British Army ceases to be attached
to the Australian Military Forces, 19th December, 1957:—
VB/338478 Captain (Temporary Major) J. T. Paley, M.C.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY.
The following officer of the British Army ceases to be attached to
the Australian Military Forces, 18th May, 1958:—VB/378247
Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) J. R. Ray, M.C.
The following officer of the British Army is attached to the
Australian Military Forces, 14th December, 1957:—VB/414977
Captain C. D. Simpson.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
The following officer o ^ the British Army is attached to the
Australian Military Forces, 1st October, 1957:—VB/152403 Major
J. L. Drake, M.B.E.
VB/152403 Major J. L. Drake, M.B.E., is seconded to the Department of Supply, 1st October, 1957.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY CORPS.
NX700334 Lieutenant R. B. Leslie relinquishes the temporary rank
of Captain, 19th February, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve
of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Eastern Command),
20th,February, 1958.
To be Temporary Captain, 27th March, 1958.—VX700213 Lieutenant A. K. McDowall, M.M.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS.
The following officer of the British Army ceases to be attached to
the Australian Military Forces, 5th April, 1958:—VB/169660
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Omand.
CITIZEN MILITARY FORCES.
NORTHERN COMMAND.
General List.—1/24896 Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. F. Bourne,
D.S.O., E.D., is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, is appointed
Commander 7th Infantry Brigade, and to be Colonel (Temporary
Brigadier), 19th April, 1958. 1/21001 Brigadier J. L. Amies,
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
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C.B.E., E.D., relinquishes the appointment of Commander 7ih
Infantry Brigade, 18th April, 1958, and is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers (Northern Command), 19th April, 1958.
Royal Australian ArtiUery (Field Branch).—1/10554 LieutenantColonel D. G. Young is appointed from the Reserve of Officers,
10th March, 1958. 1/21663 Lieutenant J. H. Newell is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Artillery)
(Northern Command), 20th February, 1958. To be Majors—
1/10549 Captain (Temporary Major) A. J. P. Walker, 1st April,
1958, and 1/10566 Captain L J. S. Drew, 9th April, 1958. To be
Captains, 3rd April, 1958—Lieutenants 1/10576 R. M. Badgery
and 1/10613 R. G. Fay.
Royal Australiaa Artillery (Anti-Aircraft),—The notification
respecting 1/13493 Captain J. N. Stevens which appeared in
Executive Minute No. 22 of 1958, promulgated in Commonwealth
Gazette No. 21 of 1958, is withdrawn. To be Captain^ Hth
December, 1957—1/13493 Lieutenant J. N. Stevens, with regimental
seniority next before 1/701101 Captain R. J. Tucker.
Royal Australian Engineers.—1/69881 Captain K. J. Gray
relinquishes the temporary rank of Major, 11th March, 1958, and
is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Engineers) (Northern Command), 12th March, 1958. To be Lieutenant
(on probation), 26th March, 1958—1/70831 2nd Lieutenant (pro(visionally) R. L. Johnston, wUh regimental seniority next after
1/18382 Lieutenant (on probation) W. F. Shenton. To be Lieutenant (on probation), 26th March, 1958—1/710559 2nd Lieutenant
(provisionally) E. J. L. Rasmusion.
Royal Australian Engineers (Movement Control).—To be Lieufenant (on probation), lltb April, 1958—1/54858 Clive Gaudry.
Royal Australian Engineers (Transportation),—1/45132 Lieutenant A. F. Fleming is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Austrahan Engineers) (Northern Command), 24th February,
1958.
Royal AustraUan Corps of Signals.—1/19834 Lieutenant D. J.
Gillham is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Corps of Signals) (Northern Command), 17th March, 1958. To be
Captain, 18th March, 1958—1/702542 Lieutenant K. D. Collins.
9th Infantry Battalion.—The notification respecting 1/22023
Captain A. E. J. Breen which appeared in Executive Minute No. 20
of 1958, promulgated in Commonwealth Gazette No. 15 of 1958,
is withdrawn. 1/22023 Captain A. E. J, Breen is transferred from
the Australian Regular Army, 17th January, 1958, with regimental
seniority in accordance with Army seniority (12th December, 1955).
The following officers are transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Northern Command):—
1/21206 Major A. R. Thorburn, M.B.E., 27th February, 1958, and
1/46806 Lieutenant J. K. Howes, 16th March, 1958. 1/21027
Lieutenant L K. Mclver relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain,
29th May, 1958, and is placed upon the Retired List (Northern
Command) in the honorary rank of Captain, with permission to
wear the prescribed uniform, 30th May, 1958.
3l8t Infantry Battalion.—To be Lieutenant (on probation), 16th
April, 1958—1/711612 Llewellyn Stanley Munchow.
47th Infantry Battalion.—To be Temporary Major, 3rd April,
1958—1/21384 Captain R. B. Gardner. To be Temporary Captain,
23rd April, 1958—1/32835 Lieutenant R. W. Raebel.
51st Infantry Battalion.—1/55121 Major S. E. Davis, M.C., is
transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry
(Corps) (Northern Command), 31st December, 1957. To be Captain,
28th March, 1958^1/55381 Lieutenant B. T. P. Cranwell.
Papua-New Guinea Volunteer Rifle8.<^To be Lieutenant (oo
probation), 11th April, 1958—1/59715 Norman Beardsell. To be
Captain, 16th April, 1958—1/39440 Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) F. G. Hoeter, M.B.E.
Queensland University Reghnent.-^'^) be Lieutenant-Colonel,
9th April, 1958—1/46780 Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)
T. Parslow.
Australian Intelligence Corps.—1/43721 Lieutenant-Colonel L. K.
Shave, O.B.E., E.D., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Australian Intelligence Corps) (Northern Command), 10th March, 1958.
1/20608 Lieutenant S. B. H. Bongers is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers (Australian Intelligence Corps) (Northern Command), 18th March, 1958.
The resignation of 1/59138 Lieutenant (provisionally) W. L. J. P
Goossens of his commission is accepted, 27th January, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Medical).—1/55673
Captain (provisionally) G. F. Dixon relinquishes the provisional rank
of Captain, 29th January, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve
of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Medical))
(Northern Command) in the honorary rank of Captain, 30th
January, 1958.
1/39085 Captain (provisionally) G. C. T. Kenny relinquishes the
provisional rank of Captain, 2nd February, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical
Corps (Medical)) (Northern Command) in the honorary rank of
Cantain, 3rd February, 1958.
1/61860 Captain (provisionally) W. A. Campbell relinquishes the
provisional rank of Captain, 9th March, 1958, is transferred to
the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps
(Medical)) Northern Command), and is granted the honorary rank
of Captain, 10th March, 1958. To be Captain (proyistonally), 16th
April. 1958.—1/39219 John Sylvester Harte.
Royal Australian Anny Medical Corps (Pharmaceutical).—
1/39217 Lieutenant K. L, Bate is appointed from the Reserve
of Officers, 11th March, 1958, and to be Temporary Captain, 19th
March, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps.—1/45808 LieutenantColonel L. G. Kerr is absorbed within a vacancy in the authorized
establishment of Lieutenant-Colonels, and received pay and allowances of that rank, 13th January, 1956.
Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
—1/39979 Lieutenant S. S. Langford is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers (Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical
Engineers) (Northern Command), 1st November, 1957,
AustraUan Army Psychology Corps.—1/54514 Captain (provisionally) A. C. Proctor relinquishes the provisional rank of
Captain, 14th March, 1958, is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Australian Army Psychology Corps) (Northern Command) in the
honorary rank of Captain, 15th March, 1958. 1/54511 Captain
(provisionally) J. T. Damm relinquishes the provisional rank of
Captain, 15th March, 1958, is transferred to the Reserve ot
Officers (Australian Army Psychology Corps) (Northern Command),
and is granted the honorary rank of Captain, 16th March, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps.—^TTie provisional rank
of Fl/1028 Lieutenant M. R. Yorke is confirmed.
EASTERN COMMAND.
General List.—2/131002 Lieutenant-Colonel R. W. Van Nooten
is transferred from 1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers, 23rd
February, 1958. 2/147984 Lieutenant-Colonel G, G. King, D.S.O.,
is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1958.
2/78997 Lieutenant^Colonel F. A. Mackell, O.B.E., M.C., is
appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1958.
1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers.—The notification
respecting 2/131002 Lieutenant-Colonel R. W. Van Nooten, which
appeared in Ex. Min. No. 116, of 1957, promulgated in Commonwealth Gazette No. 59 of 1957, is withdrawn. 2/131002 Lieutenant-Colonel R. W. Van Nooten relinquishes command, 22nd
February, 1958, and Is transferred to the General List, 23rd
February, 1958. 2/139056 Major R. D. Schofield is appointed from
the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1958. To be Captain, 1st
April, 19M.—2/138944 Lieutenant S. R. James.
12th/16th Hunter River Lancers.—^To be 2nd Lieutenant (orovlsfonally), 9th April, 1951^-2/137510 Murray Helyer Scheflferle
Haywood.
Royal Australian Artillery (Field Branch).—The probationary
rank of 2/108077 Lieutenant R. A. Green is confirmed. 2/226085
Lieutenant A. C. G, Veron is transferred from Royal Australian
Artillery (Anti-Aircraft), Eastern Command, 9th April, 1958, with
regimental seniority in accordance with Army seniority (23rd
March, 1954). 3/52021 Captain N. P. Ferguson is appointed from
the Reserve of Officers, 26th March, 1958. The age for retirement
of 2/147320 Maior C. R. Stoddart, E.D., is extended until 17th
October, 1958. The age for retirement of 2/104396 Major J. E.
Lewis is extended until 31st December, 1958. To be Lleiitenant
(on probation), 1st April, 1958.—2/753336 Peter Laurence Noone.
To be Captains. 16th April, 1958.—Lieutenants 2/57267 D. A.
Fisher, 2/79162 J. A. P. Nelson, and 2/104151 K. L. Willis.
Royal Australian Artillery (Anti-Alrcraft).—2/151940 Brigadier
P. W. A. Kelso, E.D., is appointed from the Reserve of Officers,
and is seconded for duty with Eastern Command Officers Staff
Group, 1st January, 1958. The following officers are transferred to
the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Artillery) (Eastern
Command):—2/111341 Captain B. R. Bluett, 11th February, 1958,
2/191691 Lieutenant F. J. Doyle, 21st February, 1958, 2/221717
Captain R. H. Grenfell, 24th February, 1958, and Lieutenants
2/57221 L V. Hough, 28th February, 1958, 2/268995 A. L. Duffield,
4th March, 1958, and 2/230006 C. McDonald, 11th March. 1958.
To be Majors, 9th April, 1958.^2/151988 Captain® E. J. Lee,
2/104066 Captain (Temporary Major) D. M. Garment, and Captains 2/221703 W. K. Beck and 2/111339 H. N. Green. To be
Major (provisionally), 9th April, 1958.—2/226101 Captain R. K.
Blackeby, M.C.
Royal Australian Engineers.—2/79331 Lieutenant S. R. Moulton
is transferred from Sydney University Regiment, 9th April, 1958,
with regimental seniority in accordance with Army seniority (30th
August, 1956). 2/270321 Major R. R. Taylor, D.S.O., is appointed
from the Reserve of Officers, 27th March, 1958. 2/206752 Lieutenant A. W. Maxwell relinquishes the temporary rank of Cantain,
2nd March, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Engineers) (Eastern Command), 3rd March,
1958. The age for retirement of 2/147961 Major R. C. Wilh'ams h
extended until 24th March, 1959.
Royal Australian Engineers (Supplementary Reserve),—To be
Lieutenant (on probation), 1st April, 1958—2/166519 2nd Lieutenant
(provisionally) N. W. Russell.
Royal Australian Survey Corps.—^The following officers are trans
ferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Survev Como^
(Eastern Command:—2/147375 Lieutenant G. E. Miller, 28th
February, 1958. and 2/147373 Major C. T. Smith, M.B.E., E.D.,
30th May, 1958.
Royal Australian Corps of Signals,—2/151000 Maior R. J. S
McDonald is apnointed to command Ist Corps Signal Reeiment, ^nd
to be Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel, 24th March, 1958. The
orobationary rank of 2/111235 Lieutenant J. C. Ballantine is confirmed. 2/183738 Lieutenant R.d'E. Minchin relinquishes thr
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temporary rank of Captain, 10th December, 1957, and is tra: .
ferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Corps of Signals,
(Eastern Command), 11th December, 1957.
1st Infantry Battalion (Comnjando).—Major-General D.
Macarthur-Onslow, C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Reserve of Officers
(General List) (Eastern Command) is appointed Honorary Colonel
of the 1st Infantry Battalion (Commando), The City of Sydney's
Own Regiment, 10th April, 1958.
2nd Infantry Battalion.—2/217032 Lieutenant G. R. Conry is
Corps) (Eastern Command), 15th March, 1958. To be 2nd Lieutenants (provisionally), 1st April, 1958—2/71721 Henry Thomas
Holstein and 2/744020 James Ridley D'Archy.
3rd Infantry Battalion.—The probationary rank of 2/175879
Lieutenant M. J. Bray is confirmed. The following officers are
Corps) (Eastern Command):—2/52104 Major W. C. McDonald,
12th February, 1958, and 2/52842 Lieutenant T. D. Evans, 17th
March, 1958. To be Lieutenant (on probation), 1st April, 1958—
2/87966 Ian Keith Brazel.
4th Infantry Battalion.—^The probationary ranks of the following officers arc confirmed:—Lieutenants 2/58395 J. O'Connell,
2/267196 N. B. Gregory, 2/97029 K. R. Telfer and 2/736763
D. J. Bray. The following officers are transferred to the Reserve
of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Eastern
Command):—Lieutenants 2/267194 P. J. Anderson, 5th March,
1958, and 2/58395 J. O'Connell, 28th March, 1958. To be Major,
1st April, 1958—2/142482 Captain (Temporary Major) H. R.
Fitzgerald. To be Captain, 16th April, 1958—2/267198 Lieutenant N. G. Anderson.
13tb Infantry Battalion.—2/716806 Lieutenant N. O. Bonnell is
transferred from Sydney University Regiment, 30th January, 1958,
v/ith regimental seniority in accordance with Army seniority (11th
January, 1956). 2/217024 Lieutenant (Honorary Captain) R. V.
Saunders is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 13th March,
1958, with regimental seniority effective from 1st May, 1954.
2/217022 Lieutenant A. P. Nix is appointed from the Reserve of
Officers, 13th March, 1958, with regimental seniority effective
from 26th February, 1955. To be Lieutenant (on probation), 16th
April, 1958—2/217159 Norman Peter Brett. To be Captain, 1st
April, 1958—1/59338 Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) A. WScales, To be Lieutenant (on probation), 25th March, 1958—
2/138087 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally) E. P. O'Brien.
17th/18th Infantry Battalion.—2/717741 Lieutenant K. R.
Handley is transferred from Sydney University Regiment, 23rd
January, 1958, with regimental seniority in accordance with Army
seniority (11th January, 1956). The following officers are appointed
from the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1958:—2/96506 Major
R. S. Rudkin, M.C., and 2/147988 Captain J. G. Myers. To be
Captain, 16th April, 1958^2/61627 Lieutenant W. A. Durrant.
30th Infantry Battalion.—2/147987 Captain (Honorary Major)
R. J. Som^rville is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 1st
January, 1958. 2/58312 Lieutenant P. M. With is transferred to
the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps)
(Eastern Command), 5th February, 1958. To be Captain, 16th
April, 1958—2/58169 Lieutenant R. F. Cooper.
34th Infantry Battalion.—2/167563 Major K. M. Boyer is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps)
(Eastern Command), 12th February, 1958.
41st Infantry Battalion.—2/714734 Lieutenant C, R. Jenkins is
Corps) (Eastern Command), 3rd March, 1958. To be Lieutenants
(on probation), 28th March, 1958—2/66693 Hector Errol Spinks
and 2/732374 Maxwell Henry Lines.
45th Infantry Battalion,—The probationary rank of 2/75860
Lieutenant J. Phair is confirmed. 2/76363 Lieutenant K. A. B.
Andrews is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Infantry Corps) (Eastern Command), 27th March, 1958. To be
Lieutenant, 1st April, 1958—2/75676 Raymond Charles Miller.
To be Lieutenants (on probation), 1st April, 1958—2/76458 John
Albeus Pigott and 2/76477 John Harwood Moore.
6th New South Wales Mounted Rifles.—The following officers
are transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry
Corps) (Eastern Command):—2/142401 Lieutenant T. J. Culkin,
11th February, 1958, and 2/167661 Captain R. L. Wood, 6th
March, 1958, 2/52114 Captain J. A. Newton is transferred to
the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps)
(Southern Command), 27th February, 1958.
University of Technology Regiment—To be Lieutenants (on
probation), 18th April. 1958—2/765168 Gordon Kenneth Jenkyn,
2/751513 John Joseph Lucas, 2/764732 Robert John Crane,
2/753355 Eric Henry Ralphs and 2/742256 James Lindsay Cook.
Sydney University Regiment—The regimental seniority of
2/707578 Lieutenant F. J. Nile is in accordance with Army
seniority (12th January, 1955). To be Lieutenant (on probation),
1st April, 1958—2/740193 Neil Raymond Conn. To be Major,
26th March, 1958^2/79232 Captain K. W. Bromham. To be
Major (provisionally), 26tb March, 1958^2/70938 Captain T. J.
Crawford. To be Captain, 26th March, 1958—2/705368 Lieutenant
L. B. Edwards.
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Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Church of England),---To be Chaplain 4tb Class, X6th April, 1958-2/147992
Norman Basil Minty.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Roman
CathoUc).^To be Chaplam 4th Class, 16th April, 1958—
2/147991 Hugh Kevin Halpin.
Royal Australian Army Service Corps,~2/132507 LieutenantColonel (provisionally) L. F. Stansfield, E.D., is appointed Commander 2nd Division Column, 3rd March, 1958. 2/86414 Lieutenant^Colonel R. C. W. McCann, E.D.. relinquishes the appointment of Commander 2nd Division Column, 2nd March, 1958.
The notifications respecting 2/132507 Lieutenant-Colonel (provisionally) L, F, Stansfield, E,D., and 2/86414 LieutenantColonel
R. C. W. McCann, E.D., which appeared in Executive Minute
No. 20 of 1958, promulgated in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 15,
of 1958, are withdrawn. The provisional rank of 2/207662 Captain
G. H, Kelly is confirmed. The following officers are transferred
to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Service Corps)
(Eastern Command), 31st December, 1957:—2/211312 Major T. C.
Thornton, Captains 2/167610 L. R. Macdougal, 2/137285 E. H.
Paterson, 2/142663 A. L Yates and 2/207662 G. H. Kelly, Lieutenants 2/86524 W. P. Sumner, 2/702527 J. K. Fowler, 2/209460
P. H. J. Flood and 2/207667 R. Purvis-Smith, 2/207661 Captain
C. J. Egan, M C., relinquishes the provisional rank of Major, 30th
December, 1957, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Army Service Corps) (Eastern Command), 31st
December, 1957. 2/207672 Lieutenant J. G. McLaughlin relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain, 30th December, 1957,
and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Army Service Corps) (Eastern Command), 31st December, 1957.
2/209464 Lieutenant C. R. Frizell relinquishes the temporary
rank of Major, 30th December, 1957, and is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Service Corps)
(Eastern Command), 31st December, 1957. 2/209467 Lieutenant
J. H, Leemon relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain, 30th
December, 1957, and is placed upon the Retired List (Eastern Command) with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, 3l8t
December, 1957.
Royal Australian Army Service Corps*—The following officers
relinquish the probationary rank of Lieutenant, 31st December,
1957, are transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Army Service Corps) (Eastern Command), and are granted the
honorary rank of Lieutenant, 1st January, 1958:—Lieutenants
2/722295 R. J. Gilroy, 2/209483 L. G. Eddy, 2/207669 D. H.
Miller, 2/207670 G. M. Doust, and 2/207674 A. J. Ritchie, The
provisional appointment of 2/707365 2nd Lieutenant M. M. Doust
is terminated, 31st December, 1957. To be Lieutenants (on probation), 11th April, 1958—2/132525 Harry Dudley Ely Smith.
2/164875 Ronald Frederick Carelton, 2/739044 Brian James
Arkell, 2/83801 Septimus Allan Forrester Adams, 2/134989 Barry
Martin Arms, 2/164350 John Sydney Ottaway, and 2/175908 Noel
Frederick Hilt. To be Major. 30th December. 1957-^2/211312
Captain (Temporary Major) T. C, Thornton. To be CaptainsLieutenants (Temporary Captains) 2/132498 S. H. Foord, 2/57314
J. A. Knox, 2/83952 G, B. Miller, and 2/85205 W. B. Coombe,
Lieutenants 2/705985 F, P. Meek, 2/708932 P. A. C, Hemsley,
2/134116 J. B. Thomson, and 2/79336 J. E. Fitzgerald, 12th
March, 1958, Lieutenants (Temporary Captains) 2/175869 D. G,
Faulkner and 2/83889 D. F. Bowen, 22nd March, 1958, and
2/164880 Lieutenant A. L. S. Minkie, 16th April, 1958. To be
Captain (provisionally), 3rd April, 1958—2/132522 Lieutenant D. R.
Smith. To be Temporary Captains, 12th March, 1958—
Lieutenants 2/175869 D. G. Faulkner, 2/83889 D. F. Bowen, and
2/705983 B. L. McKinnon. To be Lieutenants (on probation),
18th March, 1958—2nd Lieutenants (provisionally) 2/96765 A. F.
Shoebridge and 2/715309 N. T. Holt.
Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Medical).—The provisional rank of 2/146614 Captain K. F. Hume is confirmed.
2/146527 Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. C, C. Cobley is appointed from
the Reserve of Officers, 1st January, 1958. 2/147990 Honorary
Captain P. P. Manzie is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, and
to be Captain (provisionally), 25th March, 1958. 2/127043 Captain
(provisionally) A. R. Doutreband relinquishes the provisional rank
of Caotain, 23rd March, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve
(Eastern Command) in the honorary rank of Captain, 24th March,
1958. To be Captains (provisionally)—2/206961 Raymond Stanley
Hyslop, 28th March, 1958, and 2/130123 John Henry Steele-Smith,
16th April, 1958.
Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
(Electrical and Mechanical Assistant Engineers).—The probationary
rank of 2/183347 Lieutenant E. W. Phegan is confirmed.
Australian Army Catering Corps.—2/164351 Lieutenant S. F.
Chilton relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain, 24th March,
1958, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Australian Army
Catering Corps) (Eastern Command), 25th March, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Pay Corps.—The provisional rank of
2/183741 Lieutenant A. R. Kelly is confirmed.
Australian Army Psychology Corps.—3/138602 Major J. R.
Coghlan is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Australian Army
Psychology Corps) (Eastern Command), 31st March, 1958. To be
Captain (provisionally), 16th April, 1958—2/715112 Donald
Leonard Casey.
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Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps.—The resignation of
F2/1014 Lieutenant (provisionally) M. George of her commission is
accepted, 1st March, 1958.
SOUTHERN COMMAND.
General List.—3/50263 Lieutenant-Colonel W. G. Fry is appointed
from the Reserve of Officers, 15th January, 1958.
4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse.—3/719812 Lieutenant
J. C. Chappell is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Armoured Corps) (Southern Command), 1st March, 1958.
To be Lieutenant (on probation), 16th April, 195»—3/770973 John
Arthur Tempany. To be Captain, 16th April, 1958—3/108137 Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) L. E. Reeder. To be Temporary
Captain, 1st April, 1958—2/111551 Lieutenant D. M. Crane.
Royal Austrafian Artillery (Field Branch).—3/92038 Lieutenant
C. E. Griffin is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Southern Command), 1st January, 1958.
The following officers are transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Artillery) (Southern Command), 1st March,
1958:—3/123210 Captain E. J. King and 3/123404 Lieutenant
E. R. Clayton. To be Major, 5th March, 1958—3/123205 Captain
(Temporary Major) F. A. Davenport. To be Captain, 23rd April,
1958—3/55445 Lieutenant F. A. Glazebrook.
Royal Australian Engineers.—3/117273 Major E. R. Baldwin is
appointed to command 5th Corps Engineer Regiment, and to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, 1st April, 1958. 3/117203 Major (Temporary
Lieutenant-Colonel) W. M. Eady, E.D., relinquishes command 5th
Corps Engineer Regiment, 31st March, 1958. To be Lieutenants
(on probation), 18th April, 1958—3/774040 Hilton Russell Brown,
3/157864 Kenneth Hedley Thornton, and 3/64147 Blair Nienaber.
To be Lieutenant (on probation), 18th April, 1958—3/64135 2nd
Lieutenant (provisionally) J. A. Dixon, with regimental seniority
next after 3/774040 Lieutenant (on probation) H. R. Brown.
Royal Australian Engineers (Movement Control).—To be Temporary Captains, 1st April, 1958—Lieutenants 3/135071 J. H.
Asher and 3/135043 A. K. Radley.
Royal Australian Engineers (Supplementary Reserve).—To be 2nd
Lieutenant (provisionally), 16th April, 1958—3/121802 David
Eakins.
Royal Australian Corps of Signals.—To be Captains, 23rd April,
1958—Lieutenants (Temporary Captains) 3/68098 A. D. May and
3/68221 M. B. Causer.
5th Infantry Battalion.—4/21381 Lieutenant J. M. Middleton is
Corps) (vôuthern Command), 1st February, 1958.
6th Infantry Battalion.—The probationary rank of 3/723763
Lieutenant M. K. Caulfield is confirmed. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 16th April, 1958—3/129155 Norman Douglas Curtis.
59th Infantry Battalion.—The probationary rank of 3/747675
Lieutenant N. J. G. Gibbs is confirmed. To be Lieutenants (on
probation), 16th April, 1958—3/754705 Ian Keith Hamilton and
3/758829 William Thomas Claton Hale.
Australian Intelligence Corps.—3/164602 Captain F. C. Covill is
seconded for post-graduate training in the United Kingdom, 13th
November, 1957. 3/164734 Lieutenant P. Richards is retired,
1st January, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains* Department (Church of
England).—3/50025 Chaplain 2nd Class J. D. McKie. E.D., is
transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army
Chaplains' Department (Church of England)) (Southern Command),
1st April, 1958, 3/50057 Chaplain 4th Class C. H. Partridge is
placed upon the Retired List (Southern Command) with permission
to retain the classification of Chaplain 4th Class and wear the
prescribed uniform, 31st March, 1958. To be Chaplain 2nd Class,
1st April, 1958—3/78014 Chaplain 3rd Class G. T. Sambell. To
be Chaplain 3rd Class, 1st April, 1958—3/78320 Chaplain 4th
Class J. B. Moronay.
Royal Australian Armv Chaplains* Department (Presbyterian);—
To be Chaplain 3rd Class, 18th April, 1958—3/50188 Chaplain
4th Class W. F. Gilmour.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Methodist).—
6/15266 Chaplain 4th Class L. Brehaut is appointed to the
Australian Regular Army, 1st April, 1958. 3/86616 Chaplain 4th
Class L. G. Phillips is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal
Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Methodist)), (Southern
Command), 25th March, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Service Corps.—To be 2nd Lieutenant
(provisional^), 23rd April, 1958—3/133881 Bernard Scholfield.
Captain (provisionally) M. R. Barrett relinquishes the provisional
rank of Captain, 31st December, 1957, is transferred to the Reserve
(Southern Command), and is granted the honorary rank of Captain,
1st January, 1958. 3/101826 Captain L. K. Morgan is transferred
to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps
(Medical)) (Southern Command), 1st March, 1958. To be
Lieutenant-Colonel, 2nd January. 1958—3/82441 Major (Temporary
Lieutenant-Colonel) D. C. Cowling.
Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Scientific).—The provisional rank of 3/135314 Lieutenant K. W. Whitley is confirmed.
Royal Australian Army Dental Corps.—3/50075 Major K. S.
McDowall is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal
Australian Army Dental Corps) (Southern Command), 1st April,
1958. To be Major, 1st April, 195^3/137005 Captain D. H.
Ellis.
Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps.—3/771109 Lieutenant
B. E. Gleeson is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal
Australian Army Ordnance Corps) (Southern Command), 13th
February, 1958. The resignation of 3/717566 Lieutenant (on probation) G. N. Browne of his commission is accepted, 3rd March,
1958. To be Captains—Lieutenants 3/157701 E. R. Henderson,
11th April, 1958, and 3/135456 B. J. Brown, 16th April, 1958, and
3/135472 Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) R. C. Watts, D.F.C.,
16th April, 1958.
CENTRAL COMMAND.
3rd/9th South Australian Mounted Rifles.—The following officers
are transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Armoured Corps) (Central Command)—Lieutenants 4/10642 J.
Ayres, 28th February, 1958, and 4/705553 J. A. Mezzino, 5th
March, 1958. To be Captain, 1st April, 1958—4/10694 Marcel
Paul Le Mercier.
Royal Australian Artillery (Field Branch).—The probationary
rank of 4/14705 Lieutenant K. J. Poole is confirmed. 4/700261
Lieutenant D. C. Gerschwitz is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Artillery) (Central Command), 4th March, 1958.
Royal Australian Engineers.-4/17752 Captain S. B. Munro
lelinquishes the temporary rank of Major, 7th June, 1958, and is
placed upon the Retired List (Central Command) with permission
to wear the prescribed uniform, 8th June, 1958.
10th Infantry Battalion.—4/35267 Major A. F. Puddy is placed
upon the Retired List (Central Command) with permission to retain
his rank and wear the prescribed uniform, 5th May, 1958.
27th Infantry Battalion.—4/21388 Lieutenant J. V. Cromwell is
Corps) (Central Command), 1st March, 1958.
Adelaide University Regiment.—4/20992 Major J. A. Pollok,
M.C., is appointed to command, and to be Temporary LieutenantColonel, 5th March, 1958. 4/20992 Major J. A. Pollok, M.C., is
transferred from 43rd/48th Infantry Battalion, 1st January, 1958,
with regimental seniority in accordance with Army seniority <l\h
October, 1952). To be Lieutenant (on probation), 16th April,
1958—4/711186 Richard Hugh Corbet.
Royal Australian Army Service Corps.—4/31665 Lieutenant F. W.
Fenn is appointed from the Reserve of Officers, 6th March, 1958.
4/31805 Captain C. P. Rielly is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers (Royal Australian Army Service Corps) (Central Command),
24th February, 1958.
Royal AukraUan Army Medical Corps (Medical).—4/31903
Lieutenant-Colonel C. M. Gurner is appointed to command 1st
Casualty Clearing Station, 1st February, 1958. 4/31911 LieutenantColonel F. E. Welch relinquishes command 1st Casualty Clearing
Station, 31st January, 1958, and is borne supernumerary to the
authorized establishment of Lieutenant-Colonels with pay and
allowances of Major (at own request), 1st February, 1958.
4/35233 Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Rice is seconded whilst in the
United Kingdom, 1st June, 1957. 4/31903 Lieutenant-Colonel C.
M. Gurner ceases to be seconded whilst undergoing post-graduate
studies in the United Kingdom, 31st May, 1957. 4/35233
Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Rice ceases to be seconded whilst in the
United Kingdom, 31st January, 1958. To be Lieutenant-Colonel,
30th .ranuar>', 1958—4/31911 Major (Temporary LieutenantColonel) F. E. Welch.
Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (Miscellaneous).—To be
Captain, 5th March, 1958-^/32076 Lieutenant B. L. George.
Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps.—4/35255 Captain
P. W. Christie is transferred to the Reserve of Officeis (Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps) (Central Command), 6th March,
1958.
Royal Australian Army Pay Corps.—4/37167 Lieutenant R. F
Scanlan is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Pay Corps) (Central Command), 28th March, 1958.
WESTERN COMMAND.
lOth Light Horse.—To be Lieutenant (on probation^, 26th March.
1958—5/45588 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally) J. D. Deykin.
Royal Australian Engineers (Movement Control).—The notification respecting 5/37968 Lieutenant A. G. Russell which appeared
in Ex. Min. No. 120 of 1957, promulgated in Commonwealth
Oa/ette No. 63 of 1957, is withdrawn.
Royal Australian Corps of SlG[nals.~To be Lieutenant Ton probation). 24th March, 1958—5/35325 Frederick Leslie Middleton.
To he Lieutenant (on probation), 26th March, 1958.—5/705341 2nd
Lieutenant (provisionally) L. R. Scott.
11th/44th Infantry Battalion—To be Lieutenant (on probation),
26th March, 1958—5/32572 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally) E. M.
Mandible.
16th Infantry Battalion.—To be Lieutenant (on probation),
26th March, 1958—1/39054 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally) G. W.
Strachan.
28th Infantry Battalion.—5/39282 Major T. R. Stenhouse, E.D.,
is absorbed within a vacancy in the authorized establishment of
Majors, and received pay and allowances of that rank, 10th
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March, 1958, 5/16702 Lieutenant N. Astill relinquishes the
temporary rank ot Captain, 30th September, 1957, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Infantry
Corps) (Western Command), 1st October, 1957. 5/15993 Captain C. A. Pearson relinquishes the provisional rank of Major,
30th January, 1958, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers
(Royal Australian Infantry Corps) (Western Command), 31st
January, 1958.
Australian Intelligence Corps.—5/10037 Lieutenant T. B.
Haygarth is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Australian
Intelligence Corps) (Western Command), 2nd April, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Roman
Catholic).—5/32067 Chaplain 4th Class J. P. O'Brien is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (Roman Catholic)) (Western Command), 22nd
April, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains* Department (Presbyterian).
—2/165470 Chaplain 4th Class A. J. Watt is appointed from
the Reserve of Officers, 2nd April, 1958.
Royal Australian Army Chaplains' Department (United
Churt-hes).—The age for retirement of 5/32059 Chaplain 3rd
Class H. W. Law-Davis is extended until 31st July, 1960.
Captain (provisionally) P. D. Goatcher relinquishes the provisional
rank of Captain, 17th March, 1958, is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps
(Medical)) (Western Command), and is granted the honorary
rank of Captain, 18th March, 1958.
5/45806 Captain (provisionally) J. M. Lubich relinquishes the
provisional rank of Captain, 29th March, 1958, is transferred
to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps
(Medical)) (Western Command), and is granted the honorary
rank of Captain, 30th March, 1958.
TASMANIA COMMAND,
40th Infantry Battalion.—To be Lieutenant (on probation), 1st
April, 1958—6/705021 William Martin Kenna.
Royal Australian Army Service Corps.—6/26002 Captain A. A.
Freak is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Royal Australian
Army Service Corps) (Tasmania Command), 18th March, 1958.
To be Lieutenant (on probation), 28tli March, 1958.—6/29501
Frederick Henry Smart. To be Temporary Captain, 16tli April,
1958.—6/26037 Lieutenant E. R. Armsby.
NORTHERN TERRITORY COMMAND.
Royal Australian Artillery (Coast).—3/126090 Captain K. J.
Rodda relinquishes the temporary rank of Major, 27th March,
1958.
RESERVE CITIZEN MILITARY FORCES.
Medical.
Southern Command.—The resignation of Honorary Captain
A. W. Stapleton of his commission is accepted, 25th February,
1958. To be Honorary Captains.—Ian Peter Mclntyre and John
Anthony Mirams, 10th February, 1958, and Peter Bray ton Brown,
10th March, 1958, and Ian Irving Findlay, 11th March, 1958.
The following officers are placed upon the Retired List (Central
Command) with permission to retain their rank and wear the
prescribed uniform, 30th April, 1958:—
Lieutenant (Honorary Captain) R. G. Steele.
Captains T. A. Barnes, J. P. Hodge, and J. G. Giles.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CORPS OF SIGNALS.
Lieutenant R. D. S. Walter.
Major H. J. Williamson, E.D., Lieutenant (Honorary Captain)
M. C. Naffin, and Lieutenants F. L. Lucas and F. B. Piper.
Lieutenant (Honorary Captain) J. C. Frearson.
Major R. H. Hamilton.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY VETERINARY CORPS.
Captain M. R. Irving.
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ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY PROVOST CORPS,
Lieutenant (Honorary Captain) G. W. Farrant.
SPECIAL LIST.
Lieutenant S. W. Dodds.
The following officers are placed upon the Retired List (Northern
Command), 30th June, 1958:—
Majors R. H. Barraclough, E.D., and J. K. M. Forster.
Lieutenant-Colonel T. A. Symons, O.B.E., Captain (Honorary
Major) D. A. Galloway.
Lieutenant-Colonel (Honorary Colonel) C. J. Cummings, D.S.O.,
O.B.E., E.D., Major G. A. Theodore, Captains A. A. De Oberitz,
A. D. R. Meldrum and W. K. Pulsford, and Lieutenants J. D.
Eales and A. M. Hartley.
Captain (Honorary Major) R. G. Collier.
Major A. K. Green and Captain W. J. Rawlings.
ROYAL CORPS OF AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
Captains C. G. Clayton and A. Skirving.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY LEGAL CORPS.
Lieutenant-Colonel M. H. Douglas.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY LABOUR SERVICE.
Lieutenants C. L. Buckle, C. S. J. Jocumsen and W. M. Munden.
SPECIAL LIST.
Lieutenant K. E. Cumminss.
RETIRED LIST.
Eastern Command.—The name of Chaplain 4th Class N. B.
Minty is removed from the Retired List (Eastern Command) on
appointment to the Citizen Military Forces, Royal Australian Army
Chaplains' Department (Church of England), Eastern Command,
15th April, 1958.
Southern Command.—Captain F. R. Bond is granted the
honorary rank of Major, with permission to wear the prescribed
uniform, 14th September, 1956.
The following changes are made in connexion with the Australian
Cadet Corps:—
AUSTRALIAN CADET CORPS.
NORTHERN COMMAND.
1ST CADET BRIGADE.
1st Cadet Battalion.
Banyo State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) (Honorary
Captain) F. T. Barrell is transferred from Ipswich State High
School, 1st February, 1958.
Marist Brothers' College (Ashgrove).—To be Temporary Captain, 1st February, 1958—Lieutenant (provisionally) K. G. Muller.
Mitchelton State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) T. C,
Baker-Finch is transferred from Gladstone State High School, 1st
March, 1958.
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Nambour State High and Intermediate School—The resignation
of Lieutenant (provisionally) T. C. Johnson of his commission is
accepted, 31st January, 1958.
The Southport School.—The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) R. G. Moore of his commission is accepted, 7th March,
1958.
2nd Cadet Battalion.
Queensland Agricultural High School and College (Lawes).—
The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) M. O'Keeffe of his
commission is accepted, 1st March, 1958.
St. Mary's Christian Brotliers' College (Toowoomha).—To he
Temporary Captain, 1st February, 195»—Lieutenant (provisionally)
K. C. Hanley.
Toowoomba State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally)
J. T. F. Briggs is transferred from Herberton State High School,
13th February, 1958.
3rd Cadet Battalion.
Gladstone State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) T. C.
Baker-Finch is transferred to Mitchelton State High School, 1st
March, 1958. To be l ieutenant (provisionally), 1st March, 1958—
Velio Uksi.
Rockhampton Grammar School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 1st March, 1958—Romuald Brian Hayes.
11th Cadet Battalion.
Ne>vcastle Central Junior Technical High School (Broadmeadow).
—Lieutenant (provisionally) H. T. Bellamy is transferred from
Dubbo High School, 1st January, 1958.
NewcasUe Technical High School (Tighes Hill).—The resignation
of Lieutenant (provisionally) R. T. Macrae of his conimission is
accepted, 31st December, 1957. To be Lieutenant (provisionally),
17th March, X958—Donald Campbell Tennent.
Singleton Intermediate High School,—Lieutenant (provisionany)
A. S. Pickett is transferred to Taree High School, 1st January,
1958. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 3rd March* 1958—Brian
Alexander McCloskey.
Taree High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) A. S. Pickett is
transferred from Singleton Intermediate High School, Ist January,
1958. The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) W. K. Birrell
of his commission is accepted, 27th February, 1958.
12th Cadet BattaUon.
Grafton High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) F. R.
Harrison is transferred from Mudgee High School, 1st January,
1958.
St. John's College Woodlawn (Lismore).—The resignations of
the following officers of their commissions are accepted, 15th February, 1958:—Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) J. G.
O'Ryan and Lieutenant (provisionally) F. N. Lopez.
4tli Cadet BattaUon.
Herberton State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) J. T. F.
Briggs is transferred to Toowoomba State High School, 13th
February, 1958.
Dubbo High SchooL-^Lieutenant (provisionally) H. T. Bellamy
is transferred to Newcastle Central Junior Technical High School
(Broadmeadow), 1st January, 1958. To be Lieutenant (proIpswich State High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) visionally), 17th March, 1958—Henry Elmore Roberts.
(Honorary Captain) F. T. Barrell is transferred to Banyo State
Forbes High School,—Lieutenant (provisionally) T. H. Perrin is
High School, 1st February, 1958.
transferred
List. Eastern Command, I2th
Kedron State High School (Lutwyche).—To be Lieutenant (pro- March, 1958,to Tothehe Unattached
Lieutenant
(provisionally),
17th March, 1958
visionally), 1st February, 1958—John Stuart Parnell.
—Joseph George Willis.
Nudgee College.^To be Lieutenants (provisionally), 1st February,
Marist Brother9' College (Forbes),—The resignation of Lieu1958—Robert Joseph Noel Bird and Francis Rumold Pelin.
tenant (provisionally) P. F. Howley of his commission is accepted,
St. Columban's College (Albion Heights).—To be Lieutenants 31st December, 1957. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 3rd
(provisionally), 1st February, 1958—Charles Maximin Adams and March, 1958—Vincent Patrick Daly.
James Vincent Cleary.
Mudgee High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) F. R. Harrison
is transferred to Grafton High School, 1st January, 1958. Lieutenant (provisionally) T, R. Latham is transferred to the Unattached
EASTERN COMMAND.
List, Eastern Command, 12th March, 1958. To be Lieutenant
(provisionally), 17th March, 1958—John Thomas Ducll.
2ND CADET BRIGADE.
The Cranbrook School (Bellevue Hill).—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 3rd March, 1958—^James Milton Mathers.
Christian
Brothers'
(Young).—To be Lieutenant (proWaverley College.—To be Temporary Major, 17th March, 1958— visionally), 17th March,College
1958—Thomas
Alfred O'Dwyer.
Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) F. S. Farrell. To
Griffith
High
School*—The
resignation
of Lieutenant (provibe Temporary Captain, 17th March, 1958—Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) T. M. N. Pether of his commission
sionally) T. V. Casey.
is accepted, 31st December, 1957.
Wagga Wagga High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) J. W.
is transferred from Manly Boys' Junior High School
Dulwich Hill Central School.—The resignation of Lieutenant McQualter
1st January, 1958.
(provisionally) A. S. Furniss of his commission is accepted, 31st (Balgowlah),
Yanco Agricultural High School.—The resignation of Lieutenant
December, 1957.
Newington College (Stanmore).—The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) B. M. Levett of his commis(provisionally) J. L. P. Elmes of his commission is accepted, 31st sion is accepted, 4th March, 1958.
December, 1957.
Canberra High School—-Lieutenant (provisionally) J. H. Shaw
Knox Grammar School (Wahroonga).—The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) D. R. Palmer of his commission is accepted, is transferred to the Unattached List, Eastern Command, 1st
31st December, 1957. To be Temporary Captain, 17th March, January, 1958.
1958—Lieutenant (provisionally) A. J. Wood.
St. Patrick's College (Goiilburn).—Lieutenant (provisionally)
Manly Boys' Junior High School (Balgo^lah).—Lieutenant (pro- (Honorary Major) F. D. Marzorini relinquishes the temporary
visionally) J. W. McQualter is transferred to Wagga Wagga High rank of Captain, 17th March, 1958, and is transferred to the
Unattached List, Eastern Command, 18th March, 1958.
School, 1st January, 1958.
St. Patrick's Intermediate Technical School (Goulburn),—The
resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) T. B. Mahony of his com10th Cadet Battalion.
mission is accepted, 1st February, 1958. To be Lieutenant (proBarker College (Hornsby).—To be Lieutenants (provisionally), visionally), 17th March, 1958—Patrick Matthew McKeon.
17th March, 1958—Robert Ellington Steanes and Richard Cole
Manning.
Hornsby Central Technical School.—The resignation of Lieu17th Cadet Battalion.
tenant (provisionally) T. Hobson of his commission is accepted, 31st
January, 1958.
Christian Brothers' College (WolIongong).*^To be Lieutenant
Katoomba High School.—The resignation of Lieutenant (pro- (provisionally), 3rd March, 1958—John Henry Hills.
visionally) H. J. Dolan of his commission is accepted, 13th March,
East Hills Boys' High School.—The resignation of Lieutenant
1958.
(provisionally) J. K. Cleary of his commission is accepted, 31st
Westmead Central Technical School.---To be Lieutenant (pro- December, 1957. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 3rd March,
1958—John Joseph Lucas.
visionally), 17th March, 1958—David James Turner.
1919
SOUTHERN COMMAND.
3RD CADET BRIGADE.
Brighton Grammar School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally),
31st March, 1958—Douglas Victor Lamb.
Hampton High School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 2ud
lanuary, 1958—Ernest Rowland Cecil.
Mentone Granmiur School.—The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) A. S'. Fielding of his commission is accepted, 27th
February, 1958.
Mordialloc-Chelsea High School (Mordialloc).—The resignation
of Lieutenant (provisionally) G. G, Clough of his commission is
accepted, 22nd March, 1958.
21st Cadet Battalion.
Scotch College (Hawthorn).—To be Lieutenant (provisionally),
31st March, 1958—Alan John Michael Eggleston. Lieutenant
(Temporary Captain) R. S. Bond is granted the honorary rank of
Major, 1st March, 1958.
Christian Brothers* College (St. Kilda).—The resignation of
Lieutenant (provisionally) F. R. Hickey of his commission is
accepted, 22nd February, 1958.
Melbourne Boys' High School (South Yarra).—The resignation
of Lieutenant (provisionally) M. G. Lincoln of his commission is
accepted, 11th February, 1958. To be Lieutenants (provisionally),
31st March, 1958—Kenneth McRobert Evans and Graeme Shaw
Stuart.
St. Kevin's College (Toorak).—Lieutenant (provisionally) K. C.
Nangle is transferred from Rostrevor College (Magill) (Central
Command), 10th February, 1958.
23rd Cadet Battalion.
Collingwood Technical School.—The resignation of Lieutenant
(provisionally) (Temporary Captain) J. W. Dulf of his commission
Is accepted, 31st March, 1958.
Mount Scopus College (Burwood).—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 31st March, 1958—Denis Thomas Potter.
Northcote High School.—To be Lieutenants (provisionally), 31st
March, 1958—Alan James Slatter and Mervyn Patrick Cunningham.
St. Bernard^s College (Moonee Ponds).—Lieutenant (provisionally)
P. U. Dillon is transferred from St. Joseph's College (Geelongj,
1st January, 1958.
Ballarat High School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), Ist
January, 1958—Maurice Robert Murphy.
St. Joseph's College (Geelong).—Lieutenant (provisionally) P. U.
Dillon is transferred to St. Bernard's College (Moonee Ponds), 1st
January, 1958. Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain^
R. L. Stewart is transferred to St. Patrick's College (Ballarat), 1st
January, 1958. Lieutenant (provisionally) W. R. Garretty is transferred from St. Patrick's College (Launceston) (Tasmania Com.mand), 24th February, 1958.
St. Patrick's College (BaHarat).~Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) R. L. Stewart is transferred from St. Joseph's
College (Geelong), 1st January, 1958. Lieutenant (provisionally)
M. A. Esler is transferred to St. Patrick's College (Launceston)
(Tasmania Command), 24th February, 1958. To be Lieutenant
(provisionally) and Temporary Captain, 15th January, 1958—
William Gabriel Monagle.
CENTRAL COMMAND.
4TH CADET BRIGADE.
Christian Brothers' College (Adelaide).—Lieutenant (provisionally)
P. R. Heslin is transferred to Christian Brothers' College (Kalgoorlie) (Western Command), 1st February, 1958.
Rostrevor College (Magill).—Lieutenant (provisionally)^ K. C.
Nangle relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain and is transferred to St. Kevin's College (Toorak) (Southern Command), 10th
February, 1958. To be Temporary Captain, 28th March, 1958—
Lieutenant (provisionally) W. A. Greening. To be Lieutenant
(provisionally), loth March, 1958—Francis Lambert Wise.
Adelaide High School^Lioutenant (provisionally) A. C. Williams
is transferred to the Unattached List, Central Command, 1st March,
1958.
Kadina Park Memorial High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally)
A. W. Martin is transferred to the Unattached List, Central Command, 1st March, 1958. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 11th
March, 195^David Kyffin Thomas.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Scotch College (Mitcham).—Captain N. M. Pickford is transferred to Uie Unattached List, Central Command, 1st March, 1958.
Unley High School (Kingswood).—Lieutenant (provisionally)
B. H. Donnelly is transferred to the Unattached List, Central Command, 1st March, 1958. The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) A. G. Anderson of his commission is accepted, 2nd April,
1958.
WESTERN COMMAND.
5TH CADET BRIGADE.
Armadale High School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 2nd
April, 1958—Ivor Clyde Jumeaux.
Christian Brothers' College (Kalgoorlie).—Lieutenant (provisionally) P. R. Heslin is transferred from Christian Brothers'
College (Adelaide) (Central Command), 1st February, 1958.
Eastern Goldiields High School (Kalgoorlie).—The resignation
of Lieutenant (provisionally) (Temporary Captain) F. J. Eggleston
of his commission is accepted, 1st April, 1958.
Merredin Junior High School.—To be Lieutenant (provisionally),
27th March, 1958—Douglas Keith O'Dwyer.
31st Cadet BattalloiL
Midland Junction High School.—Lieutenant (provisionally) W.
Moir is transferred from Narrogin School of Agriculture, 10th
February, 1958.
John Curtin High School (Fremantle).—To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 20th March, 1958—Kenneth John Brehaut.
Narrogin School of Agriculture.—Lieutenant (provisionally) W.
Moir is transferred to Midland Junction High School, 10th February, 1958. To be Lieutenant (provisionally), 10th April, 1958—
Colin Howard Trotman.
TASMANIA COMMAND.
6TH CADET BRIGADE.
33rd Cadet BattaUon.
Elizabeth-street Secondary School (Hobart).—Lieutenant (provisionally) K. L. Spaulding is transferred to G. V. Brooks Community School (Launceston), 1st January, 1958. To be Lieutenant
(provisionally), 10th March, 1958—Denis Leo Harvey.
St. Virgir§ College (Hobart).—The resignation of Lieutenant
(provisionally) W. B. Thomas of his commission is accepted, 31st
December, 1957.
G. V. Brooks Community School (Launceston).—Lieutenant
(provisionally) K. L. Spaulding is transferred from Elizabethstreet Secondary School (Hobart), 1st January, 1958. The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) B. G, Cole of his commission is
accepted, 31st December, 1957.
Launceston Technical High School.—The resignation of Lieutenant (provisionally) A. F. Ray of his commission is accepted,
31st December, 1957.
St. Patrick's College (Launceston).—Lieutenant (provisionally)
M. A. Esler is transferred from St. Patrick's College (Ballarat)
(Southern Command), 24th February, 1958. Lieutenant (provisionally) W. R. Garretty is transferred to St. Joseph's College
(Geelong) (Southern Command), 24th February, 1958.—(Ex. Min.
No. 42—Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
J. O. CRAMER, Minister for the Army.
HE following change is made in connexion with the Australian Military Forces:—
CITIZEN MILITARY FORCES.
NORTHERN COMMAND.
51st Infantry Battalion.—His Excellency Colonel Sir Henry Abel
Smith, K.C.V.O., D.S.O., Governor of the State of Queensland, is
appointed Honorary Colonel of the 51st Infantry Battalion, 5th
May, 1958.—(Ex. Min. No. 43—Approved 3rd June, 1958.)
J. 0. CRAMER, Minister for the Army,
T
isfo. 3l—12th June, 1958
1936
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
PROMOTIONS—SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.
h e following promotions arc provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon another
provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter or telegram, within
Ttwenty-one
days of the date of this notification, as follows:—
(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State;
(b) if the promotion is to be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the
promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster-General's Department, in which case the officer shall lodge his appeal
with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney;
(c) if the promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory—
(i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department
of Customs and Excise;
(ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department
of Civil Aviation or the Postmaster-Generars Department;
(iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, in other cases;
(d) if the promotion is to be made in Norfolk Island, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney;
(e) if the promotion is to be made in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,
Brisbane;
(f) if the promotion is to be made in the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,
Perth;
(g) if the promotion is to be made in a place outside the Commonwealth (and not being a place specified above), with the Public
Service Inspector, Canberra.
An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector and the following particulars in respect of his permanent position
should be set out at the foot of the appeal:—
Full name (block letters)
Age (in years)
Designation
Salary Scale
Office or Branch
Department
Appeals not lodged with the appropriate CommoDwealtb Public Service Inspector within the prescribed period will not be accepted.
Under Section 50 (7A) of the Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a provisional promotion
notified hereunder by an officer who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, is absent on leave for war service, or is absent
from Australia on official duty.
Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each.
The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Public Service Act, viz.:—
(1) Where a promotion is to be made to a position prescribed in Regulation i09o, viz.:—Assistant, Grade 1; Assistant, Grade 2;
Assistant Storeman; Clerical Assistant, Grade 1; Hospital Assistant (Female), Grade 1; Hospital Assistant (Female), Grade 2;
Labourer, Grade 1; Labourer, Grade 2; Lift Attendant; Line Foreman, Grade 1; Lineman, Grade 2; Mail Officer; Monitor;
Monitor (Female); Orderly, Grade 1; Phonogram Monitor (Female); Postal Assistant; Postal Assistant (Mail); Postal Clerk
in the Fourth Division; Postal Officer; Preventive Officer, Grade 1; Quarantine Assistant, Grade 1; Senior Postal Clerk,
Grade 1; Storeman; Storeman, Grade 1; Storeman, Grade 2; Telegraphist in the Fourth Division—that the appellant is
senior to the officer provisionally promoted and is efficient.
(2) In other cases—
(a) Superior efficiency; or
(b) equal efficiency combined with seniority.
(N.B.)—By reason of the operation of Regulation 106A the annual rates of salary are increased as follows:—
Adult Males and Married Minors (Males) ..
Increase of £63 per annum.
Adult Females ..
..
..
..
Increase of £47 per annum.
Minors—Proportionate adjustments as specified in Regulation 106A.
Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed by Determinations.
Present Deaigoatioa and Station.
Name.
i
Comber, Harold George
..
Salary on Date of
£
PRIME MINISTER'S PEPARTMENT.
Auditor-General's Office—Victoria.
Audit Inspector, Grade 2 (£1,488- Audit Inspector, Grade 3 (£1,668-£1,833), Third 1,668
£1,533),
Third
Division,
Division, Melbourne, vice C. B. Green
Melbourne
12.6.58
Administration Division.
McConaghy,
Frederick Inspector (O. & M.) (£1,778- Administrative Assistant (£l,888-£2,053), Third 2,053 12.6.58
William
£1,943), Third Division, unDivision, vice P. L. Ryan
attached
Duties.—Under direction of First Assistant Secretary, Head Office, preparation and maintenance of Departmental War Books
and liaison on Territories War Books; carry out special policy and other general investigations.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree desirable; appropriate experience in policy investigation work.
Swift, Robert Stanley
.. Officer-in-Charge (£2,108-£2,273), Special Projects Officer (£2,218-£2,493), Third 2,218 12.6.58
Third Division, Lands and
Division. New office Cert. 58/1272
Mining Branch, Industries and
Commerce Division
Duties.—Under direction of secretary, in charge of research and preparatory work associated with projects of an involved
and confidential nature associated with policy development in the Territories.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of territorial conditions; analytical and constructive ability; qualifications or experience in Territorial
and commercial law and practice desirable.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1931
PROMOTIONS—continued.
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIES—continued.
Northern Territory Administration Division, General Services Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£339- Municipal Inspector (£858-£918), Fourth Divi- 858 12.6.58
Fox, Arthur John ..
sion, Municipal Section, Katherine. New
£758), Fourth Division, Unoffice Cert. 57/1609
attached, Taxation Branch,
Department of the Treasury,
Brisbane
Duties.—Inspection and reporting on matters relating to preservation and maintenance of public property, pubUc and domestic
hygiene, public safety and protection; investigate complaints regarding the operation and maintenance of municipal services; read
electricity and water supply meters.
Qualifications.—Relevant experience desirable.
DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
AustraUan Capital Territory.
Division 1—Pacific and Americas Branch.
Hill, Maurice De Lacy Pierce External Affairs Officer, Grade 1 External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 (£1,443- 1,443 12.6.58
(£903-£l,353), Third Division,
£1,723), Third Division, East Asian Section,
Economic Relations Branch,
vice R. J. Percival
Division 2
Duties.—Responsible to Head of Section for material and research on East Asia. Drafting of contributions to Current Notes
and other publications. Collection, collation and distribution of information on countries in East Asia.
Manila Treaty Branch.
External Affairs Officer, Grade 1 External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 (£1,443- 1,533 12.6.58
£1,723), Third Division, vice F. W. Truelove
Division 6
Duties.—Responsible to the Head of Branch for matters concerning Manila Treaty. Liaison with other departments and Manila
Treaty member countries.
Division 3—Administrative Branch.
Robertson, Robert Harry
£1,723), Third Division, vice W. H, Bray
Middle East Section, Europe,
Africa and Middle East
Branch, Division 4
Duties.—Personal Assistant to the Permanent Head.
Gardner, Richard Hamilton
Division 4—Êurope, Africa and Middle East Branch.
£1,723), Third Division, Europe Section, vice
J. H. Barnett
American and South Pacific
Section, Pacific and Americas
Branch, Division 1
Duties.—Responsible to Head of Section for material and research on Western European Affairs (including N.A.T.O.);
drafting of information summaries, Diary of Events and Current Notes articles; collection, collation and distribution of information
on Western European countries.
Kelso, John Robert
.. External Affairs Officer, Grade 1 External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 (£1,443- 1,443 12.6.58
(£903-£l,353). Third Division,
£1,723), Third Division, Middle East SecEurope Section
tion, vice K. R. Douglas-Scott
Duties.—Responsible to the Head of Section for material and research on Middle East affairs. Drafting of information
summaries, Diary of Events and Current Notes articles. Collection, collation and distribution of information on Middle Eastern
countries.
Division 6.
Furlonger, Robert William .. External Affairs Officer, Grade 3 External Affairs Officer, Grade 4 (£2,218- 2,218 12.6.58
£2,493), Third Division. New office Cert.
(£1,998-£2,163), Third Division
57/2785
Duties.—Senior political or economic policy adviser to the Head of an important Post. Direction of the administration and
activities of a Post and in particular for political and economic discussion and reporting, negotiation with authorities of the country to
which posted and direction of consular activities. Attendance in a representative capacity at major international conferences. May be
Head of a Consular Post or act as Charge in the absence of the Head of a Diplomatic Post.
Douglas-Scott, Keith Robin External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 External Affairs Officer, Grade 3 (£1,998- 2,053 12.6.58
£2,163), Third Division, vice R. W.
(£1,443-£1,723), Third Division,
Furlonger, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Africa Section, Europe, Africa
and Middle East Branch, Division 4.
Parsons, Alfred Roy
£2,163), Third Division. Office reclassified
(£1,443-£1,723). Third Division
Cert. 58/1248
Dexter, Barrie Graham
£2,163), Third Division, vice J. W. C. Cumes
unattached
Duties (above three positions).—Head of certain Consular Posts; responsible for administration of some Posts abroad; direction
of political and economic work and preparation of despatches; correspondence and liaison with local authorities and other diplomatic
missions; responsible for Post accounts of expenditure; attendance in a representative capacity at other than major international
conferences.
Melhuish, Arthur John
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Commonweaith Gazette
1932
Name,
Salary on Date of
£
DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS—continued.
Division 6—continued.
Wilson, David George
£1,723), Third Division, vice M. L, Johnston
unattached
External Affairs Officer. Grade 1 External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 (£1,443- 1,443 12.6.58
Lewis, Graeme Calder
(£903-£l,353), Third Division
£1,723), Third Division, vice A. R. Parsons,
prov. prom. 12.6,58
. Duties (above two positions).—Assistance to the External Affairs Officer, Grade 3, in the administration of larger Posts; responsible
for administration of smaller Posts. Correspondence and discussion with local authorities and other diplomatic missions. Collection of
information and preparation of reports and despatches on policy to He ad of Mission in smaller Posts. Attendance in an advisory capacity
at international conferences or in a representative capacity at meeting s of committees of international bodies.
Dlvisian 7—Defence Liaison Branch.
External Affairs Officer, Grade 1 External Affairs Officer, Grade 2 (£1,443- 1,443
(£903-£l,353). Third Division
£1,723), Third Division, vice J. D. McCredie
Duties.—Liaison Officer for Department of External Affairs in Department of Defence.
Woodard, Charles Garrard
12.6.58
Economic and Technical Assistance Branch.
£1,723), Third Division, Economic Aid SecEconomic and Social Section,
tion, vice R, P. Thompson
United Nations Branch, Division 2
Duties.—Examination of requests for Capital Aid under the Colombo Plan and advice to Head of Section. Correspondence
with overseas Posts and other Departments on matters affecting proposed and established projects. Preparation of periodical statistical
returns.
Hickey, Brian Blakely
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
The Arbitration Court, Victoria.
Davenport, John . .
. . Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Melbourne, 903
sion. Engineering Division,
vice J. F. Burge
Postmaster-General's Department, Melbourne
Duties,—Act as Staff Clerk, deal with requisitions, purchase orders, check accounts, and other duties as directed.
12.6.58
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Central Staff.
General Financial and Economic Policy Branch.
Finance Officer, Grade 1 (£1,668- Senior Finance Officer, Grade 2 (£1,998- 1,998 12.6.58
Davey, Neil William
£1,833), Third Division, un£2,163), Third Division, vice R. Daniel
attached
Duties.—Conduct and supervise research and investigation into financial and economic aspects of Australian trade and payments
relations with overseas countries, &c.
Qualifications.—University degree in Economics, Conmierce, or Arts (Economics) preferably at Honours Standard, desirable.
Central Secretariat
Typist (Female) (Sercetarial) Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 2 (£844),
(£704-£754), Fourth Division
Fourth Division, vice M. T. Flaherty
Duties.—In charge of Typing Pool.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, at least 100 words per minute.
Stenographer, Grade 1 (£604- Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£704-£754),
Scott, Frances Paterson
Fourth Division, vice D. J. Miller
£644), Fourth Division
Atkinson, Lurlene Adele
Fourth Division, vice E. C. Sexton
Docherty, Mildred Teresa
Fourth Division, vice C. P. Wilson
Qualifications of above three positions.—Shorthand, at least 100 words per minute.
Typist (Female) (£308-£614), Stenopapher, Grade 1 (£604-£644), Fourth
Willey, Maureen Patricia
Division, vice Y. A. Bolderrow
Fourth Division, Taxation
Branch, Perth
Aherne, Theresa Marie
Typist (Female) (£30f8-£614), Stenographer, Grade 1 (£604-£644), Fourth
Division, vice M. T. Docherty, prov. prom.
Fourth Division, Public Ser12,6.58
vice Board, Canberra
Qualifications of above two positions.—Shorthand, at least 80 words per minute.
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division, Personnel
Bourke, Kevin Patrick
Section, vice P. E. Morris, prov. prom.
sion
12.6.58
Duties.—Assistant Staff Clerku
Scholes, Valerie Edithe
844
12.6.58
704
704
704
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
604
12.6.58
604
12.6.58
948
12.6.58
1933
N o . 3 3 . — 1 2 t h June,
1958
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY—continued.
Insurance and Actuarial Branch, Central Staff.
Smart, John Robert
..
Clerk (£2,218-£2,493), Third Divi- Actuary (£2,383-£2,713), Third Division. Office 2,383
12.6.58
sion, unattached
reclassified Cert. 58/1236
Duties.—Conduct actuarial investigations. Examine returns submitted by health insurance organizations and actuarial and
financial returns undef Life Assurance Act.
Qualifications.—Fellow of Institute or Faculty of Actuaries desirable.
Morris, Peter Edward
Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Division.
Clerk (£9C3-£1,083), Third Divireclassified Cert. 58/1236
sion, Personnel Section, Central
Secretariat
Duties.—Preparation of statistical tables for actuarial purposes.
Office
993
12.6.58
Curtis, Kaye
Typist
(Female)
(Secretarial)
(£704-£754),
Stenographer, Grade 1 (£604Fourth Division, vice D. J. Miller
£644), Fourth Division, Central
Secretariat
Qualifications.—Shorthand, at least 100 words per minute,
724
12.6.58
1,353
12.6.58
Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Divi- Clerk (£1,173-£1,353). Third Division. Special
Services and Investigations Section, vice
sion, Services Pay and ConG. P. Welch, prov. prom. 12.6.58
ditions Section
Duties.—Treasury investigational work in regard to matters relatmg to defence generally.
1,263
12.6.58
Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Divi- Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Services
sion. Records
and
Typing
Pay and Conditions Section, vice B. J. Reilly,
Scction
prov. prOtn. 12,6.58
Duties.—Matters concerning pay artd conditions of service for the Defence Forces.
1,083
12.6.58
Flynn, Edward Thomas
1,398
12.6.58
Breen, William
1,173
12.6.58
993
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
794
12.6.58
1,533
12.6.58
1,488
12.6.58
1,488
12.6.58
1,443
12.6.58
1,308
12.6.58
1,353
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
Dettnt€ Division, Melbourne.
Clerk (£l,173-£ 1,353), Third Divi- Clerk (£1,263-'£1,443), Third Division, Defence
sion, Special Services and
Forces Retirement Benefits Section, vice
Investigations Section
W. J. Shearman
Duties.—In charge of Contributions Sub-section.
*Welch, Gerald Patrick
•Reilly, Brian Joseph
•Breen, Graham Leslie
Taxation Branch (Sales Tax, See,), Victoria.
Investigation Officer, Grade 1 Investigation Officer, Grade 2 (£1,263-£1,443),
Third Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax
Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax
Section, Melbourne, vice J. Ryan
Section
Joseph
Investigation Officer, Grade 1 Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Sales
(£993-£l,173), Third Division.
Tax and Pay-roll Tax Section, Melbourne,
Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax
vice T. J. Moyle
Section
Duties.—Dealing with inquiries under the Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax Assessment Acts.
Candela, Frank John
Smith, Maurice Patrick
Barton,
Ermina
Bridget
Winifred
Free, Colin Henry
Mansley, Roland Douglas
Fibbins, Phillip Henry
Watt, George Gordon
Greiner, Alan John
Shirlaw, Bfuce
Haylen, Phillip James
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Divi^
sion, Sales Tax and Pay-roU
Scction
Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£993^£1,173),
Third Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax
Section, Melbourne, Vice E. T. Flynn, prov.
prOm. 12.6.58
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Divi- Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third Division, Accounts
sion, Accounts and Registers
and Registers Section, Melbourne, vice J. J.
Section
Walshe
Duties.—Senior Teller.
Accounting Machinist (Female), Accounting
Machinist-in-charge
(Female),
Grade 2 (£704), Fourth DiviGrade 1 (£794), Fourth Division. Accounts
sion, Sales Tax and Pay-roll
and Registers Section, Melbourne, vice M.
Tax Section
Radich
Qualifications—Must have passed the prescribed test.
Taxation Branch (Income Tax), New South Wales.
Assessor, Grade 5 (£1,353-£1,533),
Assessor, Grade 6 (£1,443-£1,623), Third DiviThird Division, Assessing Secsion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice C. A.
tion
Butel
Assessor, Grade 5 (£1,353-£1,533),
Assessor, Grade 6 (£1,443-£1,623), Third DiviThird Division, Assessing Secsion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice V. J.
tion
Martin
Indoor Examiner (£1,263-£1,443),
Assessor, Grade 5 (£l,353-£1.533), Third DiviThird Division, Investigation
sion. Assessing Section, Sydney, vice R. D.
Section
Mansley, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353),
Assessor, Grade 5 (£1,353-£1,533), Third DiviThird Division, Assessing Secsion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice C. H.
tion
Free, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 4 (£l.l73^£l,35:i), Third DiviAssessor, Grade 3 (£1,083-£1,263),
sion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice G. G.
Third Division, Assessing SecWatt, prov. prom. 12.6.58
tion
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353), Third DiviAssessor, Grade 3 (£ 1,083-£ 1,263),
sion. Assessing Section, Sydney, vice H. A.
Third Division, Assessing SecHamilton, prov. prom. 12.6.58
tion
Asseswr, Grade 3 (£1,083^£1,263), Third DiviAssessor, Grade 2 (£993-£l,173).
siorl. Assessing Section, Sydney, vice A. J.
Third Division, Assessing SecGreiner, prov. prom. 12.6.58
tion
• These positions eventually will be located In Canbefra.
3553/58.-3
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1934
Present Designation and Station,
Name,
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY—continued.
Taxation Branch (Income Tax), New South Wales—continued.
Macpherson, Robert
Ireland, Harry Richard
Simpson, Jack
Anderson, Douglas Thomas ..
Hamilton, Hugh Alexander ..
Taxation Branch (Income Tax), Victoria.
Senior Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£1,668£1,833), Third Division, Investigation Section, Melbourne, vice W. H. Murphy
Assessor, Grade 5 (£1,353-£1,533), Third Division, Assessing Section, Melbourne, vice A.
Smith
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353), Third Division, Assessing Section, Melbourne, vice
E. H. Hunter, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353), Third Division, Assessing Section, Melbourne, vice
W. V. Brown
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353) (female rate
£l,019-£l,199), Third Division, Assessing
Section, Melbourne, vice C. B. Manfield
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353) (female rate
£1,019-£1,199), Third Division, Assessing
Section, Melbourne, vice W. G. Sheldrake
Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Cashiers
Section, Melbourne, vice N. A. Byham,
prov. prom. 29.5.58
of the Cheque Reconciliation Sub-section,
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
Centra] Staff.
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Adminission, Airways Engineering
trative Branch, Melbourne, vice J. G.
Branch, Division of Airways,
McNally, prov. prom. 17,4.58
Department of Civil Aviation,
Melbourne
Duties.—^Register and index correspondence. Generally assist Officer-in-charge, Records.
Farrell
Salary on Date of
Promoti on. Promotion.
£
Assessor, Grade 2 (£993-£l,173). Assessor, Grade 3 (£1,083-£1,263), Third Divi- 1,128
Third Division, Assessing Secsion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice B.
tion
Shirlaw, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 1 (£903-£l,083). Assessor, Grade 2 (£993-£ 1,173), Third Divi- 993
Third Division, Assessing Secsion, Assesing Section, Sydney, vice P. J.
tion
Haylen, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 1 (£903-£l,083), Assessor, Grade 2 (£993-£l,173), Third Divi- 1,083
Third Division, Assessing Secsion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice R.
tion
Macpherson, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Assessor, Grade 1 (£903-£ 1,083), Third Divi- 903
sion, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice J.
sion, unattached
Simpson, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353), Indoor Examiner (£1,263-£1,443), Third Divi- 1,443
sion, Investigation Section, Sydney, vice P. H.
Third Division, Assessing SecFibbins, prov. prom. 12.6.58
tion
Investigation Officer, Grade 3
(£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Division, Investigation Section
Hunter, Edward Hammond . . Assessor, Grade 4 (£1,173-£1,353),
Third Division, Assessing Section
Assessor, Grade 3 (£1,083-£1,263),
McLuckie, Thomas Ian
Robins, Arthur Prichard Assessor, Grade 3 (£1,083-£1,263),
Third Division, Assessing SecTownshend
tion
Assessor (Female), Grade 3
Kelly, Irene Marie
(£929-£1.109), Third Division,
Assessing Section
Assessor (Female), Grade 3
O'Shea, Mary Josephine
(£929-£1.109), Third Division,
Assessing Section
Assessor, Grade 2 (£993-£l,173),
Colbeck, Robert Arthur
Duties.—Supervision and direction of staff
Blake, John Douglas
Smith, Raymond
Kiernan
Victoria.
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
1,668
12.6.58
1,398
12.6.58
1,308
12.6.58
1,308
12.6.58
1,064
12.6.58
1,019
12.6.58
1,263
12.6.58
813
12.6.58
Special Magistrate and Examiner Senior Special Magistrate and Examiner 1,533
12.6.58
(£1,353-£1,533), Third Division. Pensions
Pensions Branch, Melbourne
Branch, Melbourne, vice H. O, Anson
Duties.—Supervise Magistrates and Examiners and deal with special cases. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is desirable.
12.6.58
Gallagher, Murray Thomas .. Special Magistrate and Examiner Senior Examiner (£1,353-£1,533), Third Divi- 1,488
sion, Pensions Branch, vice A. D. Morgan
Duties.—Officer-in-charge Review Section. Supervise work of Section relating to review examination of age, invalid and widows'
pensions claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is desirable.
I
Jamieson, David James
.. Registrar (£1,173-£1,353), Third Special Magistrate and Examiner (£1,263- 1,443
12.6.58
Division, Unemployment and
£1,443), Third Division, Pensions Branch,
Sickness Benefits Branch, MelMelbourne, vice M. T. Gallagher, prov. prom,
bourne
12.6.58
Duties.—Investigate, examine and make recommendations on claims for age, invalid and widows' pensions. A sound knowledge
of the Social Services Act is desirable.
12.6.58
Registrar (£1,173-£1,353), Third Special Magistrate and Examiner (£1,263- 1,443
Morley, Geoffrey James
£1,443), Third Division, Pensions Branch,
Division, Unemployment and
Melbourne, vice G. J. J. Carr, prov, prom.
Sickness Benefits Branch, Mel12.6.58
bourne
Duties,—Investigate, examine and make recommendations on claims for age, invalid and widows' pensions. A sound knowledge
of the Social Services Act is desirable.
Hill John Charles ..
.. Examiner, Grade 2 (£1,083- Registrar (£1,173-£1,353), Third Division, Un- 1,353
12.6.58
£1,263), Third Division, Penemployment and Sickness Benefits Branch,
sions Branch, Melbourne
Melbourne, vice G. L. Stewart
Duties.—Under direction of Senior Registrar exercise delegate J authority to determine benefit claims. Supervise work of, and
train, assessors.
Carr, Gerald John Joseph
1935
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES—continued.
Victoria—continued.
Fitzsimmons, Stanley John
Examiner,
Grade
2 (£1,083£1,263), Third Division, Pensions Branch, Melbourne
Registrar (£1,173-£1,353), Third Division, Un- 1,353
12.6.58
employment and Sickness Benefits Branch,
Melbourne, vice D. J. Jamieson, prov. prom.
12.6,58
Duties.—Under direction of Senior Registrar exercise delegated authority to determine benefit claims. Supervise work of, and
train, assessors.
Bourke, Kevin Thomas
Examiner,
Grade 2 (£1,083£1,263), Third Division, Pensions Branch, Melbourne
Registrar (£1,173-£1,353), Third Division, Un- 1,353
12.6.58
employment and Sickness Benefits Branch,
Melbourne, vice G. J. Morley, prov. prom.
12.6.58
Duties.—Under direction of Senior Registrar exercise delegated authority to determine benefit claims. Supervise work of, and
train, Assessors.
Woodgate,
Albert
Frederick
Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third DiviClerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Family
1,218
12.6.58
sion. Executive Branch, MelAllowances Branch, Melbourne, vice N. J.
bourne
Dermody
Duties.—Under delegated authority, assist with the determination of claims for child endowment and maternity allowances.
Supervise the examiners.
Neil
Coy, Ramon Joseph Charles
Assessor, Grade 2 (£903~£1,083),
Clerk (£1,083-£1,263). Third Division, Internal 1,173
12.6.58
Third
Division,
UnemployAudit Branch, Melbourne, vice H. G.
ment and Sickness Benefits
Hutchison
Branch, Melbourne
Duties.—Responsible to the Internal Auditor for the carrying out of the approved internal audit programme for rehabilitation
and unemployment and sickness benefits.
O'Loughlin, Leonard Hugh . .
Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third DiviExaminer, Grade 2 (£1,083-£1,263), Third Divi- 1,263
12.6.58
sion, Accounts Branch, Melsion, Pensions Branch, Melbourne, vice
bourne
K. T. Bourke, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Investigate, examine and assess current benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is desirable.
12.6.58
Clerk (£993>£1,173), Third Divi- Examiner, Grade 2 (£1,083-£1,263), Third Divi- 1,218
sion. Accounts Branch, Melsion, Pensions Branch, Melbourne, vice S. J.
bourne
Fitzsimmons, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Investigate, examine and assess current benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is desirable.
Wade, Edwin John
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Executive
sion,
Family
Allowances
Branch, Melbourne, vice E. D. Sykes, prov.
Branch, Melbourne
prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Assistant Staff Clerk.
858
12.6.58
Butler, Gordon Stanley
Assessor, Grade 2 (£903-£l,083),
Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third Division, Executive
Third Division, Unemployment
Branch, Melbourne, vice F. N. A. Woodgate,
and Sickness Benefits Branch,
prov. prom. 12.6.58
Melbourne
Duties.—Assistant Personnel Officer.
1,173
12.6.58
Kennedy, Joan Madeline
Clerk (£385-£903) (female rate
£385-£749),
Third
Division,
Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993) (female rate
£659-£839), Third Division, Pensions Branch,
Melbourne, vice W. L. Saunders, prov. prom.
12.6.58
Duties.—Preliminary review examination of pension cases.
749
12.6.58
Geddes, James Alexander
Clerk (£813-£993), Third DiviClerk (£903-£1.083), Third Division, Pensions
sion. Accounts Branch, MelBranch, Melbourne, vice W. J. O'Neill, prov.
bourne
prom. 12.6,58
Duties.—Correspondence Clerk, Pensions.
948
12.6.58
Withell, Brian Noel Elliott
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Divi- Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Division, Pensions
sion,
Family
Allowances
Branch, Melbourne, vice E. J. Wade
Branch, Melbourne
Duties.—Funeral Benefits Clerk.
1,083
12.6.58
McCulloch,
Murray
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Divi- Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Family
sion.
Family
Allowances
Allowances
Branch,
Melbourne,
vice
Branch, Melbourne
B. N. E. Withell, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Relief Clerk.
813
12.6.58
Fisher-Brown,
bourne
Ronald
John
Mel-
Cameron
Sykes, Elvia Dawn
Clerk (£813-£993) (female rate
£659-£839), Third Division, Executive Branch, Melbourne
Keys, Henry Joseph
Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993,
Third Division, Pensions Branch,
Melbourne
Assessor, Grade 2 (£903-£l,083) (female rate
794
12.6.58
£749-£929), Third Division, Unemployment
and Sickness Benefits Branch, Melbourne, vice
R. J. Coy, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Examine, investigate and assess claims for unemployment, sickness and special benefits in accordance with Social Services Act,
12.6.58
Assessor, Grade 2 (£903-£l,083), Third Division, 1,083
Unemployment and Sickness Benefits Branch,
Melbourne, vice G. S. Butler, prov. prom.
12.6.58
Duties.—Examine, investigate and assess claims for unemployment, sickness and special benefits in accordance with Social Services Act.
Na
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C o m m o n w e ^ t h Gazette
1936
Nam.
Salary on Date of
Promation. Promotion.
£
Vktofia—cotitliiued.
CUfk (£385-£903) (female rate Assessor, Grade 1 (£813^£993) (female rate £659- 749
Hutton, Barbara Hovvwd
£385-£749), Third Division,
£839), Third Division, Unemployment and
Executive Branch, Melbourne
Sickness Benefits Branch, Melbourne, vice
K. F. Cannon
Duties.—Continuation assessment of unemployment, sickness and special benefits in accordance with Social Services Act.
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Divi- Clerk (£993-£l,173)» Third Division, Accounts 1,173
Petts, Robert Stanley
Bion, Internal Audit Branch, MelBranch, Melbourne, vice L. H. O'Loughlin,
bourne
prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Recording, preparation and payment of Imperial pensions.
Clerk (£903-£1.083), Third Divi- Clerk (£993-£1,173), Third Division, Accounts 1,173
O'Neill, William James
Branch, Melbourne, vice E. J. Wade, prov.
sion, Pensions Branch, Melbourne
prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Examiner of Accounts.
Clerk (£^85-£903) (female rate Clerk (£813-£993) (female fate (£659-£839), 749
Cottoii, Pamela Ann
Third Division, Accounts Branch, Melbourne,
Accounts Branch, Melbourne
vice J. A, Geddes, prov. prom. 12.6.58
Duties.—Reconciliation of benefit registers.
Examiner, Grade 1 (£8I3-£993), Clerk (£903-£l,083)» Third Division, Internal 1,038
Saunders, William Llewellyn
Audit Branch, Melbourne, vice R. S. Petts,
Third Division, Pensions Branch,
prov. prom. 29.5,58
Melbourne
Duties.—Internal Audit of new grants and variations of pensions.
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
New South Wales.
12.6.59
Clerk (£385.£903), (female rate, Clerk (£813-£993) (female tate, £659-£839), 839
Third Division, Family Allowances Branch,
Family Allowances Branch,
Sydney, vice M. P. Hogan
Sydney
Duties.—Examine, investigate and report on cases for review. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
Comyn, Arthur
..
.. Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Family Allow993 12.6.58
artces Branch, Sydney, vice N. H. N. Bland
Sydney
Duties.—Examine, investigate and report on cases for review. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
749 12.6.58
Flint, Norma Mary ..
Clerk (£385-£903) (female rate. Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993) (female rate,
£385-£749), Third Division, In£659-£839), Third Division, Pensions Branch,
ternal Audit Branch, Sydney
Sydney, vice S. S. Lisle
Duties.—Examination of benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
993
12.6.58
Shaw, Maxwell Arthur
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993), Third Division,
Executive Branch, Sydney
Pensions Branch, Sydney, vice F. W. Cook,
prov. prom. 17.4,58
Duties.—Examination of benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
993 12.6.58
Giumelli, James Kevin
.. Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation Branch, Sydney
Branch, Sydney, vice F. C. Woolley
Duties.—Correspondence concerning beneficiaries considered suitable for rehabilitation. Take action as required to advise Registrars
of decision and for closure of cases. Conduct interviews.
993 12.6.58
Brown, Brian Henry
. Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Pensions
Accounts Branch, Sydiley
Branch, Sydney, vice G. T. McFarland
Duties.—Relief duties. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
12.6.58
. Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Pensions 993
Wilmot, Nolan Lindsay
Branch, Sydney, vice K. H. Simpson
Unemployment and Sickness
Benefits Branch, Sydney
Duties.—Relief duties. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Pensions 993
Jennings, Leslie Charles
12.6.58
Branch, Sydney, vice H. T. Knight
Duties.—Examination and investigation of claims for funeral benefit. Approve grant of funeral benefits. A sound knowledge of the Social
Services Act is essential.
Clerk (£385-£903) (female rate Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993) (female rate 839
Kerrigan, Diana Lome
12.6.58
£659-£839), Third Division, Pensions Branchy
Pensions Branch, Sydney
Sydney, vice A. J. Walker
Duties.—Bxamination of benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
WottUfe, Richafd Mailtice
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Examiner, Grade 1 (£8l3-£993). Third Division, 993
12.6.58
Pensions Branch, Sydney, vice P. F. Hallahan
Duties .Êxamination of benefit claims. A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
Nelson, Roy Allan
.. Clark (£385-£903), Third Division, Examiner, Grade 1 (£813-£993), Third Division, 993
12.6.58
Accounts Branch, Sydney
Pensions Branch, Sydney, vice N. E. Lehn
Duties.-^BXamination of benefit claims* A sound knowledge of the Social Services Act is essential.
Sharah, Anne Margaret Elizl
beth
Commonwealth Qaisettd
No. 33.«-12th June, 19S8
1937
Nftipp.
Present DMignation and Station.
Position to which romoted.
SalaiYon Date of
PromotioQ.
Promotion.
£
Honeyman, William Bain
New South Wales—continued.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Internal Audit 993
12.6.58
Branch, Sydney, vice M. J. Meyers, prov. prom.
17.4.58
Duties.—Audit of files and entries to recording sheets of widows' pensions payments and issue of pensions certificates, notices etc.
Lloyd, Betty Stuart ..
Clerk (£385-£903) (female rate Clerk (£813-£993) (female rate £659-£839), Third 993
12.6.58
Division, Pensions Branch, Sydney, vice H. R.
Rann prov. prom. 17.4.58
Duties.—Examination and investigation of claims for funeral benefits approve grant of funeral benefits. A sound knowledge of the Sociaj
Services Act is essential.
Mitchell, Colyn David
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993). Third Division, Rehabilitation 993
12.6.58
Pensions Branch, Sydney
Branch, Sydney, vice K. F. Cowley prov. prom,
17.4.58
Duties.—Correspondence concerning beneficiaries considered suitable for rehftbilitation. Take action as required to ftdvise Registnr*
of decision ^n^l for ploswre of cases Conduct interviews,
Squires, Barrie Irving
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division,
Rehabilitation branch, Sydney
Technical Division, Victoria and Tasmania.
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Engineer, Grade 2 (£1.353-£1,443), Third Divi- 1,353
12.6.58
Third Division, Engineering Desion. Engineering Design Section, Melbourne,
sign Section, Melbourne
vice N. W. Ludbrook
Grace, Kevin James
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353), Engineer, Grade 2 (£1,353-£1.443), Third DiyJ- 1,443
sion. Engineering Design Section, Melt)oijme,
Third Division, Engineering Device A. Laing
Bennett, Royce Frederick
12.6.58
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Engineer, Grade 2 (£1,353-£1,443), Third Divi- 1,398
sion. Engineering Design Section, Melbourne,
Third Division, Engineering Device G. Howard
Duties.—Planning and design of more important works including supervision, where necessary, of staff of lower status.
Qualifications.—Educational qualifications giving full exemption from A.M.I.E. (Aust.) examinations desirable.
Administration and Finance Division, New South Wales.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Clerk (£903-£ 1,083), Third Division, Suspense 1,083
12.6.58
Hely, Leslie Joseph . .
Suspense Ledgers Sub-section,
Ledgers Sub-section, Finance Section, Sydney,
Finance Section, Sydney
vice G. E. Mackney
Duties.—Control of Stock Ledgers. Reconciliations of Controls and preparation of Returns.
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Suspense 948
12.6.58
Fell, Harold Abigail
Ledgers Sub-section, Finance Section, Sydney,
unattached
vice L. J. Hely, prov. prom. 12,6.58
Duties.—Preparation of Journal Entries for stores issues, disposals, Ac.
12.6.58
Cashman, John Fearon
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Salaries and 993
Wages Sub-section, Sydney. New office Cert.
unattached
58/505
12.6.58
.. Clerk (£335-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, S^larie^ and
Purrows, John Joseph
Wages Sub-section, Finance Section,
Suspense Ledgers Sub-section,
New office Cert. 58/505
Finance Section, Sydney
12.6.58
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Salaries and 858
Wall, Henry Ernest
Wages Sub-section, Finance Section, Sydney.
Expenditure Sub-section, FinNew office Cert. 58/505
ance Section, Sydney
Duties of above three positions.—Preparation of wages of day labour employees in accordance with relevant awards; costing of wages
to projects, &c.
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Expenditure 993
Phillips, Leonard Thomas
12.6.58
Sub-Section, Finance Section, Sydney, vice
Unattached
E. D. J. MacGregor
12.6.58
Roman, Edward
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Expenditure 948
Unattaebed
D. Leishman
Duties of the above two positions.—Examination of Traders* Accounts.
12.6.5?
Clerk (£385-£903) (female rate Clerk (£813-£993) (female rate £659-£839), Third 704
Bray, Deidre Catherine
Division, Expenditure Sub-Section, Finance
Section, Sydney, vice M. N. Lloyd
Expenditure Sub-Section, Finance
Section, Sydney
Duties.—Issue Completion Returns, prepare financial statements, Ac.
12,6,58
Clerk
(£385-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Expenditure 993
Payne, Leslie Sydney
Unattached
R. T. Gaal
Duties.—Review of Bulk Authorisations, prepare financial statements, &c.
Administrative Division.
13.fi.5S
Typist (Female) (£308-£614), Stenographer, Grade 1 (£604-£644), Fourth Divir 604
Dunn, Eileen Margaret
Fourth Division, Unattached
sion. Typing Services Section, Newcastle, Office + 30
reclassified Cert. 58/726.
Duties.—General stenographic and typing duties for Divisional Works Office.
Qualifications.—Shorthand at 80 words per minute.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1938
PROMOTlONSôntinued.
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
Edson, Lawrence Geoffrey
..
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS-K:ontinued.
Administrative Division, Northern Territory.
Clerk (£385-£903). Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Works
Unattached
Administration and Correspondence Section,
Darwin, vice S. A. Garland
Duties—Sub-requisition clerk.
993
12.6.58
Central Staff—Trade Policy Branch, Commercial and Commodity Policy Division.
Richardson, John Foulkes .. Commercial Policy Officer (£2,218- Assistant Secretary (£2,603-£2,933), Third Divi- 2,603
12.6.58
£2,493), Commercial Policy
sion, Canberra, New office Cert. 57/2572
Section, Canberra
Duties.—Direction of the Division which is required to made policy recommendations and administer existing Government policies in
the fields of international commercial policy and international commodity policy, including the effects on Australian trade of the policies of other
Governments and activities under relevant international agreements or in relevant international organizations.
Qualifications.—Experience in international negotiations and agreements in these fields and appropriate academic qualifications desirable.
Staff of the Tariff Board, Canberra.
Compiler (£1,353-£1,533), Third Clerk (£1,533-£1,723), Third Division, Canberra, 1,533
12.6.58
Division, Social Statistics Section,
Development Division, Statistician's Branch, Department of the
Treasury, Canberra
Duties.—Liaison with Department of Trade, Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics and other Departments, to obtain information
required by the Tariff Board in connexion with its activities.
Qualifications.—Ability to analyse statistical information desirable.
Miller, Aaron James..
Victoria—Staff of the Tariff Board.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 Typist (Female), Secretarial (£704-£754), Fourth
(£604-£644), Fourth Division,
Division, Melbourne, New office Cert. 58/1058
Postal and Transport Services
Division, Post Offices Branch,
Postmaster-Generars
Department, Perth
Duties.—Secretarial assistance to members of the Tariff Board.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, 100 words per minute. Previous secretarial experience desirable.
Woodthorpe, Norma Kathleen
724
12.6.58
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.
Central Staff, Psychology Branch.
llMeyer, Geoffrey Neville .. SeniorPsychologist(£l,668-£l,833), Chief Psychologist (£l,998-£2,163), Third Divi- 1,998
12.6.58
Third Division, Flinders Naval
sion, Melbourne, vice L. R. Parker
Depot, Victoria
Duties.—Direct the activities of the Psychology Branch in the Department of the Navy. Maintain liaison with psychological organizations
in Australia and overseas.
Qualifications.—University degree with major in psychology, including training in statistical method as applied to psychological data,
Experience in training, selection and management activities necessary.
Central Staff.
Army Head-quarters, Master-General of the Ordnance Branch, Directorate of Ordnance Requirements.
Upton, Bernard Vincent
Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Divi- Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division. Mel- 1,263
12.6.58
sion, Quartermaster-Generars
bourne, vice S. R. Millin
Branch, Army Head-quarters
Duties.—Determination of requirements of major equipments of engineers, survey, photographic stores and machine tools for peace and
war. Preparation of programming and statistical returns relating thereto.
Qualifications.—General knowledge of engineers, survey, photographic stores and machine tools. Army organization and procedures,
particularly in respect of financial aspects of Army procurement.
Blair, Richard James
.. Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Divi- Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Division, Melbourne, 1,128
12.6.58
sion. Army Audit Section, Southvice K. A. McKay
ern Command
Duties.—Calculation of requirements for spares and associated equipment, for G.M.C., Studebaker, Chevrolet and Holden. Disposal
action.
Kitchen, William Edward .. Clerk (£903-£ 1,083), Third Divi- Clerk (£993-£ 1,173), Third Division, Melbourne, 1,128
12.6.58
sion, 2 Central Ordnance Depot,
vice B. C. Thomas
Southern Command
Duties.—Processing demands for " B " vehicles and associated spares. Finalization of documentation and preparation of expenditure
and authorization control data.
Lewis, Allan Maxwell
.. Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third Division, Melbourne, 1,173
12.6.58
vice R. E. Gallpen
Duties.—Progressing of orders for printing, stationery and general stores and clothing items.
II This position will be tranferred to Canberra at an early date.
1939
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Name.
Salary on Date of
I
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY—continued.
Central Staff—continued.
Army Head-quarters, Master-General of the Ordnance Branch, Directorate of Ordnance Requirements—continued.
Hickey, Lyndsay Joseph
Clerk (£903-£ 1,083), Third DiviClerk (£993-£l, 173), Third Division, Melbourne, 1,128
sion. Stores and Contracts
vice C. B. Hazen
Branch,
Postmaster-General's
Department, Central Staff
Duties.—Calculation of deficiencies of arms, armament and ammunition and preparation of orders.
Causer, Morton Brettell
12.6.58
..
Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Division, Melbourne,
993
12.6.58
Telecommunications
Section,
vice K. J. P. Flynn
Supply Planning Branch, Department of Supply
Duties.—Calculation of requirements of radio, radar and telecommunication equipment and preparation of orders against capital
programmes.
Keane, Maurice John
Clerk (£903-£1,083), Third DiviClerk (£993-£l, 173), Third Division, Melbourne, 1,128
sion, 3 Base Workshop, Southern
vice R. T. Perry
Command
Duties.—Calculation of requirements of engineer, survey and photographic stores and machine tools.
Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division, Melbourne,
Head-quarters
Maintenance
vice B. E. Gleeson
Command, Department of Air,
Central Staff
Duties.—Calculation of requirements and preparation of orders for office requisites and stationery.
12.6.58
Stone, Maurice Lionel
..
1,038
12.6.58
Egan, Patrick Thomas
..
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Division, Melbourne,
2 Central Ordnance Depot,
vice R. J. D. H. Mabbett
Southern Command
Duties.—Calculation of requirements and preparation of orders for clothing items.
948
12.6.58
Despard, William Burnett
..
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division
1,083
12.6.58
James, Albert Kenneth
..
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Division. Melbourne,
vice R. T. Perry
Duties.—Calculation of requirements and preparation of orders for hand tools and depot equipment.
Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division, Melbourne, 1,038
12.6.58
vice N. A. McPhie
Duties.—Submit necessary data on changes in makers past numbers for publication in Weekly Summaries; documentation action resulting
from Weekly Summary of additional and amended nomenclatures.
Potter, Frank Oliver
Eastern Command.
Civil Personnel Section, Sydney.
Clerk (£903-£ 1,083), Third DiviTraining Officer, Grade 1 (£993-£l,353), Third
sion, Postmaster-General's DeDivision, New office Cert. 58/518
partment, Sydney
Duties.—Responsible for organising the formal training of civilian staff within the Command.
1,218
12.6.58
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.
Central Staff, Melbourne.
Supply and Equipment Branch.
O'Connor, John Kerry
Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third DiviClerk (£993-£ 1,173), Third Division (Directorate 1,038
12.6.58
sion. Clothing and Footwear
of Works and Buildings), vice B. W. Davis
Section, Directorate of Contracts,
Melbourne,
Department
of
Supply, Central Staff
Duties.—Responsible to Administrative Assistant for supervision of clerical section of Directorate. Preparation of general works submissions, requisitions and associated correspondence.
Note.—The above position will be transferred to Canberra in 1959, and housing accommodation will be available.
Central Staff, Victoria.
Division of Airways Engineering.
Buchanan, Norman Thomas ..
Technician (Radio) (£818-£918),
Supervising Technician (Radio), Grade 2 (£1,278- 1,338
12.6.58
Fourth Division, Unattached
£1,338), Fourth Division, Very High Frequency
Communications Section, Radio Communications Branch, Melbourne, New office Cert.
57/992
Duties.—Assist in the development and modification of VHF/UHF radio communications equipment and the production of prototype
equipment.
Hewitt, Ronald
Supervising Technician (Radio),
Supervising Technician (Radio), Grade 2, (£1,278- 1,278
12.6.58
Grade 1 (£l,218-£l,248, Fourth
£1,338), Fourth Division, Airways Control
Division, General Engineering
Engineering Installation Section, Engineering
Section, Airways Engineering
Investigation Branch, Melbourne, New office
Branch,
Victoria - Tasmania
Cert. 57/992
Region
Duties.—Generally assist in the preparation of installation plans and assembly of materials appropriate to the Section's engineering
activities. Assist in performing field tests on airways control and fire alarm installations.
1940
No, 3 3 , - - l 2 t h June, 1958
Cpmmonwq^ltb Gazette
PROMOTIONS—coatinued.
Nan*.
Jack, Wesley Johnstone
(21.11.55 (39))
PrMent Pîgqation and Station.
Positioo to which Prpmoted.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AYIATION—contmued.
Victoria-Tasmania Region, Victoria.
Finance and Stores Branch.
Assistant Storeman (£328-£748), Storeman (£768-£808), Fourth Division, Stores
Fourth Division, Geophysical
(Main Store) Section, Melbourne, New office
Section, Bureau of Mineral ReCert. 54/1978
sources. Department of National
Development
Duties,—Responsible for the receipt, storage anî issue of Departmentftl stares.
Salary on
Date of
Promotioa. Promotion.
£
768
12.6.58
Central Staff.
Clerk (£385-£903). Third Division, Cadet Engineer (£385-^903), Third Division, vice 655
U.6.58
John WilUam
Administrative Section, AmmuniN. J. Spinks
+ 203
tion Factory, Footscray
allowance
Personnel aQ4 EstabUsbmeiits Bpfmch.
Teleprinter Operator (£333-£768) Machine Operator (£818-£858) (female rate 664
12.6.58
Amiishaw, Selma Inez
(female rate £308-£614), Fourth
£664-£704), Fourth Division, General AdminiDivision, General Administration
stration Section, New office Cert. V. 58/9
Section
Duties.—Operate teleprinter machines, keyboard tape reperforators and transmitter/distributors, also operate cypher machines used on
teleprinter circuits.
New South Wales.
Stores and Transport Branch, Botany.
Nettleton, Alfred George .. Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division, vice W. R. 1,083
12.6.58
Withford
Duties.—Supervise and direct personnel employed in charging and invoicing transport hiring charges, conduct correspondence, provide
quotations for specialized work, and prepare returns and reconciliations of transport costs.
Vella, Anthony Michael
Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, vice A. G. 993
12,6.58
Nettleton, pro v. prom.
Duties.—Check emergency contractors' claims, prepare summary and reconciliation of revenue and charges, and assist in preparation of
claims for recovery of hired transport expenditure.
Administrative Branch.
Typist (Female) (£308-£614), Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£604-£644), 644
1 2.6.58
Chapman, Phyllis Beverley
Fourth Division, unattached
Fourth Division, Staff and Industrial Section,
Sydney. New office Cert. 58/920
Qualifications.—Shorthand, 80 words per minute.
Cotter, Mary Elizabeth
Typist (Female) (£308-£6I4), Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£604-£644), 604
12.6.58
Fourth Division
Fourth Division, vice H. J. Herbert
Explosives Factory, Mulwala, Technical Section.
Chemist, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Chemist, Grade 3 (£1,443-£1,623), Third Divi- 1,533
5.6.58
Richards, Lionel Bryan
Third Division, Explosives
sion, vice A. A. Anderson
Factory, Maribrynong
Duties.—Under direction of Head of Section, supervise plant investigation and control work associated with sulphuric and nitric acid
manufacture.
[In lieu of notice appearing in Gazette of 15.6.58,]
South Australia.
Research an4 Pevelppment Branch.
Rockliff, Robert John
Scientific Officer, Grade 3 (£1,668- Senior Scientific Officer (£2,053-£2,218), Third 2,108
12,6.58
£1,888), Third Division, Weapons
Division, Weapons Research and Development
Research and Development
Wing, Weapons Research Establishment, SalisWing, Weapons Research Esbury, vice E. R. Johnson
tablishment, Salisbury
Duties.—Initiate and supervise research in unsteady aerodynamics using the free flight model technique.
Qualifications.—Honours degree in engineering or science desirable or other academic qualifications and research achievements considered
the equivalent. Experience in research in this field.
DEPARTIV»:NT OF SHIPPING AND TJUNSPORT.
Central Ofipce, Victoria.
Quinn, Helen Fay ..
Typist (Female) (£308-£6J4), Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£604-£644), 604
Fourth Division, Recovery SecFourth Division, Administrative Section,
tion. Taxation Branch (Income
Marine Branch, Melbourne. Office reclassified
Tax), Department of the TreaCert. 57/2546
sury, Victoria
Dutifs.—Typing and stenographic assistance to the Assistant Secretary (Marine) and other senior officer.
12.6.58
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.
Administrative Divisipn, Victoria, Central 0®ce.
Taylor, Linda Wendy
.. Clerk (£385-£903), (female rate. Clerk (£813-£993) (female rate, £659-£839), 659
12.6.58
Third Division, Staff Section, Melbourne,
Registry Section, Administrative
vice F. W. Hawkins, prov. prom. 17.4.58
Division, Melbourne
Duties.—Clerk (Leave); increments; higher duties allowance; superannuation; extra duty; accident compensation.
QualiQcations—Kjiowledge of Public Service Act and Regulations, General Orders, Superannuation Act, an4 Commonwealth Employees'
Compensation Act, an advantage.
Cpmmpuweftlth
mi
Qmti^
No.
JU4«, 1958
PROMOTIONS—PQPtiqwed.
Name.
Present Pesiga^tipa and Station.
PQ»ition to wjiich Prpinoted,
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE-ôntinued.
Administration Division, Victoria, Central Office—continued.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£704-£754), Fourth
Jackson, Lois Maureen
Division, Melbourne, vice E. M. Light
General Services Section, Melbpume
Duties.—Stenographic jjnd typing duties of a secretarial nature for Assistant Secretary of Division.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, 100 words per minute,
tin lieu of notification appearing in the Gazette of 29.5.1958.]
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£704^£754), Fourth
Holland, Joan Patricia
Division, Melbourne, vice L. M. Stephens
International Relations Section,
Industrial Relations Division,
Melbourne
Duties.—Stenographic and typing duties of a secretarial nature for Assistant Secretary of Division.
Salary on Date of
£
734
29.5.58
734
12.6.58
War Service Homes Division.
Central Administration.
Quealy, Patrick Vincent
Cleric (£903-i£l.083). Third Djvi- Training Officer, Grade 1 (£993-^1,353), Third 1,083
12.6.58
sion. Finance and Public RelaDivision, Administrative Section, New office
tjons
Branch,
PostmasterCert. 58/J257 (position located in Melbourne)
General's Department, Central
Staff, Melbourne
Duties,—Responsible to Assistant Director for planning and oversight of training programme in the Division, including State Branch
Offices,
Qualifications.—Interest in and aptitude for training duties. Applicants should state details of any University or equivalent training in
this field.
Victoria.
Warren, Leon William James..
Clerk (£903-£ 1,083), Third Division, Internal
948
12.6.58
Accounts Section, Melbourne
Audit Sub-Section, Administrative Section,
Melbourne, vice y . J. O'Day
Duties.—Internal Auditor. Knowledge of accounts procedure under Au4it Act ^nd Treasury Regulations deMrabl?.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.
Excise Branch, New South Wales.
Brooks, Athol Gordon
Excise Officer, Grade 2 (£903Excise Ofiicer, Grade 3 (£993-^1,173), Third Divi- 1,128
12.6.58
£1,083), Fourth Division, Excise
sion, Forbes, vice R. R. Evans
Branch, Sydney
Duties.—Responsible for excise control over all operations at Forbes cigarette factory. Supervision of distillery and winery operations
in the district, as required.
Note.—Accommodation is difficult to obtain.
REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT.
Administrative St^ff, Head-quprterSt
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Divi- Clerk (£1,173-£ 1,353), Third Division, Executive 1.173
Mackenzie, Malcolm
sion. Executive Section, MelSection, Melbourne, vice K. V. O'Malley
bonrne
Duties,—Supervision of War Gratuity and War Service Estate Trusts administered by the Repatriation Commission. Assistance on all
matters relative to Pension Trusts and Pension Moneys retained for certain members of the forces.
Marshall, John Robert
..
Personnel Officer (£993-£l,l73).
Research Officer, Grade 1 (£l,083-£ 1,353), Third 1,083
12.6.58
Third Division Unattached
Division, Institutions Section, Melbourne, vice
P. B. Stringer
Duties.—Examination and consolidation of data received from the branches covering institutions and Branch Office functions and
preparation of preliminary statistical analysis.
Western Australia.
Sister (£644-£704), Fpurth Divi- Senior Sister (£724-£764), Fourth Division, Re764
patriation General Hospital, Hollywqod, vice
sion, Repatriation General HosH. M. Appleton
pital, Hollywood
Sister (£644-£704), Fourth Divi- Senior Sister (£724-£764), Fourth Division, ReMoore, Eveleen Dowson
764
patriation
General HospitaL Hollywood, vice
sion, êp^trjatipn General HosE. F. Clark
pitîl, Hollywood
Sister (£644-£704), Fourth Divi- Senior Sister (£724-£764), Fourth Division, ReSherwood, Ruth
764
sion, Repatriation General Hospatriation General Hospital, Hollywood.
pital, Hollywood
Vacant position, vide Sect. 81 z P.S. Act
Duties of above three positions.—Responsible for the management of a ward or other department of the hospital.
Eustice, May Elizabeth
..
Laundry Assistant (Female) (£370- Laundry Assistant (Female), Leading Hand
574
£554), Fourth Divi3iQn, Repat(£574), Fourth Division, Repatriation General
nation General Hospital, HollyHospital, Hollywood. New office Cert,
wood
53/1944 of 7.9.53
Duties.—Responsible for control of Laundry Assistant's operating steam presses and puff irons.
Drabble, Edna Violet
..
Cook (Female), Grade 1 (£594- Cook (Female), Grade 2 (£654-£674), Fourth
674
£634), Fourth Division, RepatDivision, Repatriation General Hospital,
riation General Holspital, HollyHollywood. Vacant position, vide Sect. 81 z
wood
P.S. Act
Duties.—Special cooking duties.
Tinley, Charles Reginald
..
Laundryman (£692-£728), Fourth
Senior Laundryman (£768), Fourth Division,
768
Division, Repatriation General
Repatriatipn General Hospital, Hollywood.
Hospital, Hollywood
New office Cert. 53/1944 of 7.9.53
Duties.—Responsible for the control of laundrymen and the performance of laundry duties as required.
Dodd, Gwendoline Ann
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1942
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
Centra] Staff, Melboarae.
Telecommunications Division.
Director, Posts and Telegraphs Assistant Director-General (Telecommunica- 3,850
12.6.58
Skerrett, James Leishman
(£3,650), Second Division, Victions) (£3,850), Second Division, Central
toria
Staff, vice M. R. C. Stradwick
Manderson, Leonard Knuckey Superintendent (£2,108-£2,273), Controller (£2.218-£2,493), Third Division, 2,273 26.6.58
Third Division, TelecommuniCommercial Branch, vice H. S. Kelly
cations Division, Victoria
Engineering Division.
Goddard, Richard Arthur .. Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Divi- 1,443
12.6.58
Third Division, Engineering
sion, Supplies Section. Office reclassified
Division, Victoria
Cert. 54/626
Duties.—As directed, take action for the improvement and standardization of specification and technical details for procurement
purposes, and oversight the inspection, testing and acceptance of supplies.
.. Clerk (£365-£903), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Automotive 948 12.6.58
Beattie, John Edward
Repatriation Department, VicPlant Section, vice R. C. Giacometti
toria
Duties.—Preparation and analysis of departmental motor vehicle statistics.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758- Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£798-£858), Fourth 818 12.6.58
Robertson, Alexander Ross
£798), Fourth Division, EnDivision, Methods and Training Section.
gineering Division, Victoria
Duties.—Responsible for filing, indexing and issue of printing plates, patterns and negatives.
Radio Section.
Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Divisional Engineer (£1,778-£1,943), Third Divi- 1,888 22.5.58
Richards, Peter Howard
sion, vice E. J. Wilkinson
Division
Duties.—Responsible to the Sectional Engineer for the executive and technical work associated with the establishment of radio
telephone systems operating on the U.H.F. and S.H.F. bands.
[In lieu of notice appearing in Gazette of 22nd May, 1958.]
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Divi- 1.443 22.5.58
Ellis, Austen George
sion, vice N. J. C. Medlim
Division
Duties.—Responsible to the Divisional Engineer for preparation of standards, specifications and plans for radio services,
undertaking theoretical and laboratory work as necessary.
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Group Engineer (£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Divi- 1,443 22.5.58
Roberts, Donald Sinclair
sion. New office Cert. 58/119
Division
Duties.—Responsible to the Divisional Engineer for the establishment of new V.H.F. radio telephone systems and H.F. radio
receiving stations.
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353), Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Divi- 1,488 22.5.58
Sebire, Leon Dudley
sion. New office Cert. 58/119
Division
Duties.—Responsible to the Divisional Engineer for the establishment of new H.F. broadcasting stations and H.F. radio-telephone
systems.
Lines Section.
Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353). Group Engineer (£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Divi- 1,443 12.6.58
Third Division, unattached
sion, vice F. D. Morris
Duties.—Under the direction of the Divisional Engineer (Service Sub-section), investigation of matters closely connected with
the maintenance of aerial plant,
Cazalet, Alexander Bernard .. Enff'neer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353), Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Divi- 1,578
12.6.58
sion. Office reclassified Cert. 54/626
Division, Western Australia
Duties.—Responsible to the Divisional Engineer for the review of major aerial works programmes and examination of engineering
proposals for aerial works.
New South Wales.
Postmaster, Grade 3 (£1,308- Postmaster, Grade 4 (£1,533-£1,668), Third 1,623 12.6.58
Anderson, David John
Division, Bondi Junction. Vacant position
£1,488), Third Division, Kingsford
Thorburn, Robert George
Division, Regents Park. Vacant position
£1,218), Third Division, Ingleburn Military Post Office
Beattie, William
£1,218), Third Division, Uhimo
Division, Rozelle. Vacant position
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third 1,173 12.6.58
Sorrenson, Colin John
Division, Whitton. Vacant position
Willoughby
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third 1,083 12.6.58
Gray, Leslie James ..
Division, Urbenville. Vacant position
Werris Creek
Pearson, Neville Thomas
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1943
PROMOTIONS-H:ontinued.
Name.
11
Salary on Date of
£
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT—continued.
Symonds, Maxwell Mark Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third
Division, Pilliga. Vacant position
Allan
Warren
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster. Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third
Bareham, Reginald Donald
Division, Dunedoo. Vacant position
Adamstown
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 3 (£1,173-£1,263),
Bruderlin, Charles Percival
Third Division, Gosford. Vacant position
unattached
Myors, John Daniel
Third Division, Casino. Vacant position
Lismore
Hurrell, Jack Neville
Third Division, Taree. Vacant position
The Entrance
Stiff, Maurice Harold
Third Division, Bankstown. Vacant position
Hurstville
Southon, Robert Venor
Third Division, North Sydney. Vacant posi(£1,038-£1,128), Third Division,
tion
unattached
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 3 (£1,173-£1,263),
Postmaster,
Grade
2
(£1,038Connellan, John Edward
Third Division, Inverell. Vacant position
£1,218), Third Division, Naval
Post Office, Nowra
Quirk, Keith James
Third Division, Murwillumbah. Vacant posi(£1,038-£1,128), Third Division,
tion
Nowra
Quayle, Frank
Third Division, Hamilton. Vacant position
Newcastle
Smith, Keith Bernard
Postal Qerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128),
Third Division, Griffith. Vacant position
Division, Griffith
Soper, Arthur Richard Samuel Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128),
Third Division, Wyong. Vacant position
Sarina, Queensland
Coleman, William Clifton . Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128),
Third Division, Bourke. Vacant position
unattached
Sparkes, Cyril David
Third Division, Corowa. Vacant position
unattached
McDonald, Leslie Arthur
Third Division, Eastwood. Vacant position
unattached
Hennessy, Joseph ..
Third Division, Cronulla. Vacant position
Sutherland
Traffic Officer (Telegraphs) (£993- Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128),
McKay, Geoffrey Joseph
£1,083), Third Division, unThird Division, Moss Vale. Vacant position
attached
Brown, James
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038),
(1.7.52(151))
Division, Gladesville
Third Division, Rozelle. Vacant position
Hoskinson, Clifford John
(1,7.52(106))
Division, Relieving Staff, NarThird "Division, Hay. Vacant position
randera District, Deniliquin
Johnson, Douglas ..
(1.7.52 (65))
Division, Broadmeadow
Third Division, New Lambton. Vacant position
Thomson, Bruce Charles
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£ 1,038),
(21.2.50 (4))
Division, St. Mary's
Third Division, Blacktown. Vacant position
O'Brien, Edward ..
(1.7.51(22))
Division, Relieving Staff, LisThird Division, Woodburn. Vacant position
more District, Grafton
Cooper, Robert Noel
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038).
Third Division, Port Kembla. Vacant
(1.7.52(140))
Division, Guildford
position
Summerville, Athol Brien
(1.7.50)
Third Division, Penshurst. Vacant position
Division, St. Peters
Gabriel, Donald Richard Adolf Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038),
(1.7.39 (77))
Third Division, Henty. Vacant position
Division, unattached
Wand, Gordon Stanley
(1.7.52(102))
Third Division, Gloucester. Vacant position
Division, Gloucester
Gunn, Donald John
Third Division, Dapto. Vacant position
(1.7.52 (88))
Division, Berry
Howells, William Samuel
Third Division, Culcairn. Vacant position
(1.7.52 (77))
Division, Adelong
Bowden, Bernard James Bartlett Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038).
Third Division, Boorowa. Vacant position
(28.10.52)
Division, Relieving Staff,
Townsville District, Hofne Hill,
Queensland
Foley, Edwin James
(15.7.52(12))
Third Division, Barham. Vacant position
Division, Wentworth
Newton, Keith Lionel
Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Fourth Division, Pen(18.10.50(139))
rith. Vacant position
Fourth Division, Scone
1,083
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,263
12.6.58
1,218
12.6.58
1,263
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
1,128
1,128
12.6.58
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
1,038
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
1,128
12.6.58
1,038
993
12.6.58
12.6.58
993
12.6.58
1,038
1,038
12.6.58
12.6.58
993
12.6.58
1,038
1,038
993
948
948
948
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
948
858
12.6.58
12.6.58
No.
1944
Juaf, 1958
C o m m o n w e ^ t h Gazette
PROMOTION S—coptinved.
Nam*.
J^j^^nt PîgnatiQO &nd Station.
Salary on Date of
£
Postal Officer (£328-£758). Postal Clerk (Strong Point) (£455-£918), Fourth 738 12.6.58
Simpson, Lionel Clive
Division, Muswellbrook. Vacant position
(10.12.53(413))
Personnel Branch.
Branch Services Section, Sydney.
Typist (Female) (£308-£614), Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£604-£644), 644 12.6.58
Harper, Annettp Thpros^
Fourth Division. Office reclassified Cert.
57/2613
Baker, Rita Mary
57/2613
Heid, Madonna R099
Fourth Division, Office reclassified Cert.
57/2613
Hamilton, Janice
57/2613
My^rs, Joy S l w e
Fourth Division, Personnel
Branch
57/2613
Qualifications for above five positions.—Shorthand, at least 80 words per minute.
Accounts Branch.
Dagger, Arnold Ernest .. Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third Divi- Clerk (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, General 1,218 12.6.58
sion. Telecommunications DiviAccounts Section, Sydney, vice M. D. Walter
sion
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Wages Snb-seption.
Clerical Assistant (female), Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798) (female ^04 12.6.58
Brown, Beryl Alicia
Grade I (f303-£604), Fonrth
rate £604-£644), Fourth Division, Telegraph
D'ivision, Accounts Branch
Accounts Section, Sydenham, vice J, S. Cook
Duties.—Preparation and rendition of accounts to newspapers and newsagencies.
Chesterton, Maureen Patricia Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1 (£3Qa- 308 22.5.58
1 (£303-£604), Fourth Division,
£614), Fourth Division, Telephone Accounts + 40
unattached
Section, Waverton. New office Cert. 57/3511
Postal and Transport Services Division.
Motor Driver (£728-£768), Fourth Motor Driver (£748-£788), Fourth Division, 768 12.6.58
O'Neill, Dennis Marvin
Transport Branch, Chippendale. Vacant
position
Finn, David Henry Dougal .. Inspector (£1,353-£1,533), Third District Inspector (£l,888-£2,053), Third Divi- 1,888 12.6.58
Division, Pqst Oflfices Branch,
sion, Post Oflftces Branch, Country Inspectorial Districts, Dubbo, vice B. C. Craig
Ipswich, Queensland
Mai! Fxchapge
Sydney.
iûperviôr (£1,263-£1,443), Third Supervisor (£1,533-£1,723), Third Division, vice 1,533 12.6.58
Brackenridge, William
Division, Postal and Transport
H. J. Bernard
Services Division
Duties.—Assist with general supervision of all traffic sections while administrative officers are on duty, then cp-prdinate and
direct the activities of all sections until termination of intermediate shift.
Clerk (£993-£l,173). Third Divi- Clerk (£l,443-£l,623). Third Division, vice 1,443 12.6.58
Butterworth, Robert Irvine
sion, pqsta] ^nd Transport SerG. Newman
vices Division
Duties.—^Responsible to the Assistant Superintendent (Administration) for the control, discipline and work of the Clerical, Dead
lêtter Office m^ Pqnting Sections.
Mail Officer (£328-£858), Fourth Overseer (£1,018-£1,078), Fourth Division, vice 1,018
3.7.58
Wafhîni, Henry Frances
Division, Postal an^ Tr^n^port
F. O. Charlton
Services Division
Duties.—Assist in snperviîon and control of activities associated with the Registration Sub-section.
Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth Mail Officer (£328-£858), Fourth Division. 738 12.6.58
Tagg, Maurice
Vacant position
(15.3,57)
Engineering Pivision.
Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade Officer-in-charge (Photography and Plan Pro- 1,208 12.6.58
Reneke, William John
3 (£858-£918), Fourth Division,
duction) (£1,178-£1,208), Fourth Division,
Engineering Division
Engineering Services Branch, Drafting
Section, Sydney, vice E. N. Walter
Putie^,—^Responîl^le to the Supervising I>raftsman for the control ^ d direction of plan printing, printing, photographic an^} map
mounting staff and the safe custocjy of plans.
Qualifications.—A widp l^nQwlejlge an4 experience of pUn printing ^nd photographic processes, operation ^ ^ care of plan
printing and associated machinery ^nd ability tp organize and control staff.
Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818 12.6.58
Heaslip, Alwyn Wallace
Metropolitan Branch, Metropolitan District
Fourth Division, Engineering
(30.12.48 (1))
Works, No. 3 Division, Liverpool. Vacant
Division
position
puties.—Cable jointing.
N o . 33.—12th June, 1958
1945
Name.
PfeScnt tJesigfiation and Station.
Positidii to Which Promoted.
Salary on Date of
£
1
POSTMASTER-GENERAL^S DEPARTMENT—continued.
Engineering Division—continued.
Country Branch, Regional Works and Services Section.
Johnston, Ronald Cecil
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Line Inspector (£1,088-£1,238), Fourth Division, 1,178 12.6.58
WollongOng Division, Major Works Group,
Division
Wollongong. Vacant position
Duties.—Responsible to an Engineer for supervision and control in the field of a large work or group Of smaller works.
Mudiman, Roy Clifford
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Divi- 978 12.6.58
Division, Engineering Division
sion, Newcastle No. 1 Division, Gosford.
position
Franklin, Wilfred James
Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£888- Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Divi- 978 12.6.58
£918), Fourth Division, Ension, Newcastle No. 1 Division, Gosford.
gineering Division
Vacant ftosition
Duties of above two positions.—Area Foreman.
Robertson, Geoffrey
TelecommunicatioDJS l>ivl^dn.
Radio Inspector, Grade 1 (£903- Radio Inspector, Grade 3 (£1,353-£1,533), 1,353
£1,353), Third Division, TeleThird Division, Radio Branch, Newcastle,
communications Division
vice P. E. Lobegeier
Duties Responsible to Superintendent for the efficient functioning of the Radio Branch in Newcastle District.
McGr&th, Patricia Mary
Telephonist (Female) (£308-£6l4), Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£798-£858) (female 704
Fourth Division, Telecomrate £644-£704), Fourth Division, Telephone
munications Division
Service Branch, District Telephone Office,
Canberra, vice S. M. T. Sutherland
Duties.—Centralized inspection of telephone accountancy.
Victoria.
Harrison, James Cyril
Assistant Director (Telecommuni- Director, Posts and Telegraphs (£3,650), 3,650
cations) (£3,150), Third DiviSecond Division, Victoria, vice J. L. Skerrett,
sion, Victoria
prov. prom.
Bowd, Ernest Edward
District
Telephone
Officer Assistant Superintendent (£1,668-£1,833), Third 1,723
(£1,443-£1,623), Third DiviDivision, Telecommunications Division, Telesion, Telecommunications Diviphone Service Branch, Main Trunk Exchange
sion, Ballarat
Section, Melbourne, vice F. H. Trevenen
Duties.—Management of the Main Trunk Exchange Section.
Postal and Transport Services Division.
Roberts, Harold . .
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038- Clerk (£l,083-£ 1,263), Third Division, Post 1,263
£1,218), Third Division, St.
Offices Branch, Dandenong, vice J. B. Payne
Mary's, Tasmania
Duties.—Clerk to the District Inspector.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of Post Offices Branch procedures desirable.
Mail Exchange Branch.
Mayes, John Edward
.. Supervisor (£1,173-£1,353), Third Supervisor (£1,353-£1,533), Third Division, City 1,533
Section, vice G. L. Smith
Services Division
Bray, Eric Cecil ..
Supervisor (£1,173-£1,353), Third Supervisor (£1,353-£1,533), Third Division, 1,443
Inland Section, vice F. J. Ford
Services Division
Duties of the above two positions.—Supervisor-in-charge.
Hamilton, Sydney John
Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth Fitter and Turner (£818-£858), Fourth Division, 858
Country Branch, Radio Section, Radio
(Broadcasting) No. 2 Division, Shepparton.
Duties.—Fitting and turning in connexion with diesel engines and high-power radio transmitters.
Killey, Percy James
Pottenger, William Graham
Hocking, James Andrew
Engineering Planning Branch.
Sectional Engineer (£1,998- Supervising Engineer (£2,108-£2,273), Third 2,218
£2,163), Third Division, EngiDivision, Transmission and Trunk Telegraph
neering Division, Central Staff
Planning Section, South Yafra, vice H. S.
Robertson
Duties.—Responsible for the work of the Section.
External Planning Section.
Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Divisional Engineer (£1,778-£1,943), Third 1,888
Division, No. 3 Division, South Yarra, vice
Division
D. F. Styles
Duties.—Planning and design of country line plant.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Envi- 978
sion, No. 1 Division, South Yarra. Vacant
position
DUties.-Êstimating Line Foreman (Planning).
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.38
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1946
Name.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-ôntinued.
Metropolitan Branch.
Metropolitan District Works No. 4 Division.
Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division,
Percival, Norman Ivan
(22.3.50 (53))
Fourth' Division, Engineering
Collingwood. Vacant position
Division
Reeve, Frederick Walter
(4.8.55 (45))
Richmond. Vacant position
Division
Tansey, Ian Greville
Fourth Division, Engmeering
(15.7.55 (103))
North Melbourne. Vacant position
Division
Tempany, Ronald Roy
(27.9.56)
Division
Walker, Albert
(27.9.56)
Division
Bourke, Patrick Leo
North Melbourne. Vacant position
(1.3.56 (172))
Carroll, Keith
Richmond. Vacant position
(7.5.56 (8))
Division
Devereaux, Leslie Wilson
Northcote. Vacant position
(5.5.55 (72))
Division
Divis, Zdenek
Carlton, Vacant position
(27.9.56)
Division
Haffenden, Paul George
Thornbury. Vacant position
(30.4.52 (53))
Division
Herbstreit, Francis Anthony Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division,
(27.9.56)
Division
External Plant Metropolitan No. 2 Section.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth DiviMyers, Edward Francis
sion, Metropolitan District Works No. 1
Division, Footscray South. Vacant position
Duties.—Area Foreman.
Queensland.
Blomeley, Thomas Ronald .. Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038- Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 4 (£1,263-£1,353),
Vacant
Tliird Division, Toowoomba.
£1,218), Third Division, Chilposition
tern, Victoria
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third
Lynam, Bryan Edward
Division, Injune. Vacant position
Miles
Pleace, Daniel William Gray Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218). Third
Division, Manly. Vacant position
Woolloongabba
Postmaster, Grade 1 (£828-£978), Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128),
Hughes, Cecil William
Third Division, Longreach. Vacant position
Smith, Russel Colin
Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth Division.
Innisfail. Vacant position
Division, Biloela
(24.12.47 (294))
Bearkley, Douglas Archibald Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth Division,
Toowoomba Town Hall. Vacant position
Division, Toowoomba
(31.7.50 (D)
Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth Postal Assistant (Mail) (£328-£858), Fourth
White, Leonard Leslie
Division, Townsville. Vacant position
Division, Townsville
(7.2.46 (1) )
Mail Officer (£328-£858), Fourth Senior Assistant (Mails) (£898), Fourth DiviRees, Frederick Thomas
sion, Postal and Transport Services Division,
Services Division
Mail Exchange Branch, Brisbane. Vacant
position
Duties.—Investigate and report on discrepancies in Branch.
Engineering Division, Brisbane.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£328- Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (Relief) (£758-£798),
£758), Fourth Division, EnFourth Division, Administrative Branch,
gineering Division
Staff and Industrial Section, New office
Cert. 57/3576
Duties.—Provide relief for Clerical Assistants in Division.
Country Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798), Fourth
Postal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth
Kelly, Noel Joseph
Division, Radio Section, Radio Service DiviDivision, Relieving Staff, Headsion, vice T. A. Urry
quarters Brisbane
Armbruster, Adrian Alban . Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£328- Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798), Fourth
Division, Trunk Service, Country Installa£758), Fourth Division, Entions and Telegraphs Section, Long Line
gineering Division
Equipment Installation Division, vice C. A.
Mills
Duties of the above two positions—Clerical assistance to Supervising Technician.
Godsell, Ronald Ross
Salary on Date of
Promotion. Promotion
£
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
818
12.6.58
978
12.6.58
1,263
12.6.58
1,173
12.6.58
1,218
12.6..58
1,038
778
778
758
898
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
798
12.6.58
778
12.6.58
798
12.6.58
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1947
Name.
Salary on Date of
£
South Australia.
Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth DiviPostal Officer (£328-£758), Fourth
sion, Warooka. Vacant position
Typist
(Female)
(£308-£6i4), Stenographer (Female). Grade 1 (£604-£644),
Fourth Division, Telecommunications DiviFourth Division, Department
sion, Adelaide,
Office reclassified Cert.
of Supply, Salisbury
58/339
Duties.—Personal Stenographer to Assistant Director, Telecommunications Division.
Hogben, Brian Clive
(4.9.53 (50))
Krolling, Raldene . .
Williams, Richard Thomas . .
Orsmby, Desmond Harold ..
(27.9.56)
Featherston,
(27.9.56)
Robert
Emmett
Hallam, Glen Russell
(27.9.56)
Bcal, Edwin Alfred
(5.5.55 (238))
Engelson, Ross Gordon
(27.9.56)
Johinke, John Anthony
(27.9.56)
Buxton, Norman Henry
(27.9.56)
Tingey, Herbert Samuel
(21.11.56)
Lycett, Ronald John
(29.8.55 (2))
Shaub, Charls Konstantin
(27.9.56)
..
Graham, John Charles
(27.9.56)
Hawkes, Trevor Bruce
(5.5.55 (246))
Jones, Norman Oliver
(5.5.55 (255))
Nitschke, Walter Maurice
(27.9.56)
..
Reid, Charles Reginald
(27.9.56)
Whitehead, Norman Lancelot
Haskard, Samuel Goss
Willis, Raymond John
(5.5.55 (236))
Chapman, Leonard
(5.5.55 (239))
House, Clifford Seymour
(27.9.56)
Roberts, Robert Dougald
(26.8.57)
External Plant Section.
District Works No. 1 Division.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth DiviDivision, Engineering Division
sion, Norwood. Vacant position
Lmeman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade I
Fourth Division,
Division
Lineman, Grade 1
Fourth Division,
Division
12.6.58
604
12.6.58
978
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Adelaide. Vacant position
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Norwood. Vacant position
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Lineman. Grade 2 (£818), Fourth
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Port Adelaide. Vacant position
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Prospect. Vacant position
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12,6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
(£708-£768),
Engineering
Division,
818
12.6.58
978
12.6.58
978
12.6.58
District Works No. 2 Division.
Assistant (Drafting), Grade 1 Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Division, Adelaide. Vacant position
Engineering Division
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth DiviDivision, Engineering Division
sion, Adelaide. Vacant position
Duties of above two positions.—Estimating Foreman.
Lineman,
Fourth
Division
Lineman,
Fourth
Division
Lineman,
Fourth
Division
Lineman,
Fourth
Division
758
Grade 1 (£708-£768),
Division, Engineering
Blackwood. Vacant position
Division,
818
12.6.58
Grade 1 (£708-£768),
Division,
818
12.6.58
Grade 1 (£708-£768),
Division,
818
12.6.58
Grade 1 (£708-£768).
Division,
818
12.6.58
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1948
NuAe.
Salary on Date of
£
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-ôntinued.
South Australia—continued.
District Works No. 2 Division—continued.
Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Fuller, Keith George
Glenelg. Vacant position
(27.5.55 (4))
Division
Lineman,
Grade
1
(£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
O'Neill, Hugh Beaumont ..
(27.9.56)
Division
Rogan, Francis McCue Hamil- Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
ton McGoury
Division
(26.8.57)
Gardiner, Samuel Lyon
(26.8.57)
Division
BfoWn, Ernest Walter
Stirling West. Vacant position
(27.9.56)
Division
Altschwager, Kenneth Alfred Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Unley. Vacant position
(21.9.53 (12))
Divlfilon
Hobbs, Lawrence George .. Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
(5.5.55 (178))
Division
Neill, Frederick Arthur
(5.5.55(219))
Division
Johns, Clifford Joseph
(27.9.56)
Division
Rae, Alan Thomas
(27.9.56)
Division
Country District Works Section.
Central Division.
Kttappstein, Herbert Herman Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Clare. Vacant position
(11.3.52(41))
Division
McMahon, Cornelius William Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lmeman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Peterborough. Vacant position
(11.3.52 (80))
Division
Linemart, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Oluyas, Alan Keith
Whyalla. Vacant position
(5.5.55 (212))
Division
Namcoorte Division.
Williams, Kenneth
(T. and T.), Naracoorte. Vacant position
(26.8.57)
Division
Sander, Walter Clarence
Naracoorte. Vacant position
(21.9.53 (19))
DivisiofA
Wallaroo Division.
Lineman,
Grade
1
(£708-£768),
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Stark, David Keith
Port Lincoln. Vacant position
(27.9.56)
Division
Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Division, 818
Carabott, Carmel Pubblicer Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768), Lineman,
(T. and T.), Gladstone. Vacant position
Anthony
Division
(5.5.55 (256))
Qualifications desirable for the above seven positions:—Cable jointing, and ability to drive a motor vehicle.
General Works aUd Services Section.
Workshops Division*
.
Clerical
Assistant,
Grade
1 (£328- Carpenter (£818-£858), Fourth Division, Ade- 858
Phillips, Viner Laurence
£758), Fourth Division, Engilaide, vice C. F. J. S. Gatt
neering Division
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£328- Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798), 758
Sawyers, Ernest George
£758), Fourth Division, EnFourth Division, Materials Testing, Adelaide,
gineering Division
vice P. M. Hurley
Duties.—Provide clerical assistance to the Supervising Technician, Materials Test Room.
BUkers^ Stanley William
(27.1.55 (11))
Campbell, Robert Baylis
(1.4.52 (57) )
Western Anstrallfl.
Stores ^ d Contracts Bmncli.
Assistant Storeman (£328-£758), Storeman (£768-£808), Fourth Division, Perth.
Fourth Division, Stores and
Vacant position
Contracts Branch
Postal Assistant (£328-£858), Storeman (£768-£808), Fourth Division, Perth.
Vacant position
Fourth Division, Post Offices
Branch, Aberdeen-street
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No. 33.—12th June, 1958
PROMOTIONS-^contlnued.
Name.
1
Knowles, Arthur Chester
Cashton, Ivy Alberta
(15.3.49(2))
Chilvers, John Francis
Salary on Date of
Promotiofl. Promotion.
£
Tasmania.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Divi- 978
sion. Engineering Division, External Plant
Section, Country Districts Works, Mowbray.
Vacant position
Qualifications.~Ability to drive a motor vehicle essential.
Telephonist (£308-£614), Fourth Monitor (£818-£858) (female rate £664-£704), 704
Division, Telecommunications
Fourth Division, Telecommunications DiviDivision
sion, Telephone Service Branch, Hobart.
Vacant position
Training Officer, Grade 1 (£1,173- Assistant Superintendent (£1,263-£1,443), Third 1,263
£1,353), Third Division, Prime
Division, Education and Welfare Section,
Minister's Department, CanPersonnel Branch, Hobart, vice W. T. Tilley
berra
12.6.58
12.6.58
12.6.58
(a) ProvisJonal promotion withdrawn after notification on the dates indicated^
R. G. Robertson, 29.5.58—Withdrawn.
C. J. Darlison, 5.9.57—Lapsed.
H. G. W. Moore, 15.5.58—Withdrawn.
P. W. Lamb, 27.3.58—Lapied.
(b) Variation of salary on firomotion-R. E. Debenham, 9.1.58—" £1,218 " in lieu o f " £1,268
P. F. Brown, 28.5.58—" £604 plus £60 " in lieu o f " £604 plus £30
G. Jan, 15.5.58—" £1,083 in lieu o f " £1,038
M. E. Telfer, 22.5.58—" £929 " in lieu of " £884
(c) Other variations of promotion—
R. R. Morris, 29.5.58—Position to which promoted should read " Third Division " in lieu of " Fourth Division
W. J. F. Woodland, 29.5.58—Cause of vacancy should read " New Office Cert. 46/453
P. A. Tozer, 8.5.58—Date of promotion should read " 8.5.58 " in lieu of " 2.8.58
N. Gum, 13.3.58—Withdrawal notice appearing in Gazette of 17.4.58 is hereby withdrawn.
The following provisional promotions, notified on the dates indicated, have been confirmed,
Office of Education.
Mary GaUagher and D. W. Hudson. 8.5.58.
ATTORNEY-OENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
J. H. R. Drew, 1.5.58.
S. C. Brosnahan, 8.5.58.
R. Ratnam, 8.5.58.
Taxation Branch.
D.Kennedy, 8.5.58.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
P. G. Moore, 17.10.57.
R. A. Carmen and E. A. Prime, 1.5,58.
A. A. Page, 8.5.58.
O. R. R. Tedder, F. J. Whitewood and C. H. Christie, 21.11.57.
J. W. Ball, W. Galli, L. O. Briggs, W. E. Cromer and C. M. T. BeUett, 8.5.58.
R. J. Perez, E. P. Browne, M. P. Spriggs, J. H. Kendrick and M. R. Hinton, 8.5.58.
13EPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION.
L. E. A. D'Arcy, D. Y. Kruusman, D. H. Lane, P. M. Corbett, D. M. J. Davem, E. Joisce, J. V. Beleher, E. M. Shepherd, N. L. Goodchiid,
J. Meredith and A. J. MacCoU, 8.5.58.
A. T. Carmody and A. F. Peate, 8.5.58.
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY.
M. R. E. Tooker, 8.5.58.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
P. M. White, 20.3.58.
D. F. Duggan and J. F. Loughman, 2.4.58.
T. F.Nordberg, 7.11.57.
H. T. Ford, R. J. Corrie, J. A. MiUer and K. K. Heggs, 1.5.58.
B. G. Fumey and J. T. Wells, 8.5.58.
R. Rose, 24.4.58.
I. G. Langan and H. M. Griffiths, 1.5.58.
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G. Zakijevsky and N. C. Uhlmann. 24.4.58.
B. G. Manders and A. L. Coles, 1.5.58.
I. G. Geddie and C. D. Spencer, 5.12.57.
J. E. Bleasel, L. H. Binskin and F. J. Budden, 24.4.58.
H. G. Cousins, P. J. Coughlan, G. M. Wicker, K. E. King, L. S. Russell, J. H. Freeland, C. A. Scowen, K. R. Hartup, J. R. Simpson,
J. M. Cawley, B. D. Edgar, R. Moulden, J. E. Dowdle, B. C. B. Johnston, A. G. Sheppard, T. F. Scully and D. Daly, 1.5.58.
S. S. Gough, L. F. Corbett, R. E. Daymond, B. W. Byrnes, R. L. Smith, C. F. Metcalf and A. W. Johns, 8.5.58.
TRANSFER OF OFFICERS TO ADVERTISED VACANCIES^
Name of Transferee.
Designation and Location of Former Position.
Position to which Transferred.
Date of Notification of
Vacancy.
Scott, Frank Crofton
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division,
Accounts and Personnel Section,
Accounts and Personnel Section,
Adelaide
Adelaide
10th April. 1958
Inglis, George Davidson
Victoria-Tasmania Region.
Supervisor (£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Divi- Airport Manager (£1,443-£1,623),
sion, Darwin, South AustraliaThird Division, Launceston Airport
Northern Territory Region
(Western Junction)
19th December, 1957
Hurley, Kevin Patrick
Murphy, John Joseph
Bryson, John Francis
Thorbum, Robert George
Thome, Clarance Alfred
Dunkerley, Leslie John
Huxley, Kenneth Victor
Pearce, Edward Francis
Shailer, William Henry
Avery, Harry
Folkes, Kevin John Francis
Payne, Howard James
Watson, Henry James
Smith, Alan Ivan ..
Thomson, Frederick George
Stevens, Leslie John
Timbrell, Barry Frederick
McLaurin, Ronald Edmund
Stuart
Smith, Malcolm Howard
Woodward, Cecil Sinclair
Parish, Leslie James
Smith, Edward Albert
Employment Division, New South Wales.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division,
National Service Section, Sydney
National Service Section, Sydney
POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division, Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division,
unattached
Belmore
Enmore
Darlington Point
Military Post Office, Holsworthy
Military Post Office, Inglebum
Bondi
unattached
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third
Division, Thirroul
Division, Balmain
Division, Balgowlah
Division, Broadway
Division, Lane Cove
Division, Auburn
Division, Fairfield
Division, imattached
Division, Villawood
Division, Erskineville
Division, Harbord
Division, Padstow
Division, Merewether
Division, Richmond
Division, Riverstone
Postal Clerk, Third Division, Broadway Postal Clerk, Third Division, Relieving
Staff, Parkes District, Condobolin
Telegraphist (£455-£948), Third Divi- Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Division, Telecommunications Division
sion. Relieving Staff, Metropolitan
Districts, Amcliffe
Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, West Postal Clerk, Fourth Division,
Wyalong
Woonona
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Fourth Divi- Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth
sion, Weston
Division, Lithgow
Postal Assistant, Fourth Division, Postal Assistant, Fourth Division,
Deniliquin
Leeton
Line Inspector, Fourth Division, En- Line Inspector, Fourth Division, Engineering Division
gineering Division, Country Branch,
Regional Works and Services Section,
Kempsey Division, Wingham
Victoria.
Division, Pascoe Vale South
Division, Glenroy
24th April, 1958
1st May. 1958
27th February, 1958
27th February, 1958
27th February. 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March. 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March, 1958
13th March, 1958
17th April, 1958
17th April, 1958
13th March, 1958
17th April, 1958
24th April, 1958
10th April, 1958
24th April, 1958
27th February, 1958
13th March, 1958
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No. 33.—12th June, 1958
TRANSFER OF OFFICERS TO ADVERTISED VACANCIES—continued.
Name of Transferee.
Designation and Location of Former Position.
Position to which Transferred.
Guthrie, Ebenezer Donald
Wilfred
Queensland.
Supervising Technician, Grade 2, Supervising Technician, Grade 2,
Fourth Division, Engineering DiviFourth Division, Engineering Division
sion, Country Branch, Regional
Works and Services Section, Cairns
Division, Regional Broadcasting
Station 4QY Cairns
Cook, Thomas Ross
Vaughan, Edward Murray
Sheahan, Colin Benjamin
Milte, John
Postmaster, Grade 2, Third
Bellerive, Tasmania
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade
Division, Jamestown
Division, Gladstone
Kean, Maxwell William
Young, Leon John ..
Laker, Ernest Herbert
Tasmania.
Sorell
Lindisfarne
Launceston
Oatlands
Overseer (£798-£858), Fourth Division, Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£798Telegraph Service and Radio Branch,
£858), Fourth Division, Personnel
Hobart
Branch, Hobart
South Australia.
Division, Postmaster, Grade 2, Third
Booleroo Centre
1, Third Senior Postal Clerk, Grade
Division, Magill
Division, Henley Beach
Division, Payneham
OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.
New Offices Created.—One of Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division,
Welfare Branch, Northern Territory (Ex. Min. No. Ill); one of
Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Division, Housing Loans Section,
General Services Branch, Northern Territory (Ex. Min. No. 112):
one of Clerk (£1,263-£1,443), Third Division, Business Undertakings Section, General Services Branch, Northern Territory (Ex.
Min. No. 114).
New Office Created.-—One of Registrar and Assistant Magistrate
(£2,218-£2,493), Third Division, Courts and Titles Office, Canberra.
—(Ex. Min. No. 31.)
Office Abolished.—One of Clerk of Courts and Registrar (£1,998£2,163), Third Division, Courts and Titles Office, Canberra.—(Ex.
Min. No. 31.)
Appointment effected under Section 47.—John Arthur Burton
(formerly Dobrivoje Zivkovic) (born 10.10.17), on probation as
Senior Finance Officer, Grade 1 (£l,888-£2,053). Third Division,
Budget and Accounting Branch, with effect on and from 8th
April, 1958,—(Ex. Min. No. 29.)
Exemptions.—(a) The provisions of the Public Service Act
1922-1957, except sections 73, 74 and 75 of the regulations made
thereunder, shall not apply from the 4th April, 1958, to Albert
Stephen Bamford Mauger or Harold Stephenson, (b) From the 4th
April, 1958, the following conditions of service shall apply to Albert
Stephen Bamford Mauger:—Rate of pay—£24 14s. per week subject to variation on account of cost of living adjustment applicable
under the Fire Brigade Employees (State) award of New South
Wales; hour of duty—40 hours per week, worked from 7.30 a.m.
to 4.15 p.m., Monday to Friday; overtime—first four hours, time
and one-half then double time, Sundays and public holidays (State)
double time; annual leave—three (3) weeks per annum; and any
other matters which are required to be decided shall be as determined by the Board of Fire Commissioners, (c) From the 4th
April, 1958, the provisions of the Fire Brigade Employees (State)
Award of New South Wales—applicable in the State of New South
Wales—other than clause 8 thereof relating to long-service leave,
shall be applicable to Harold Stephenson.—(Ex. Min. No. 267.)
Division,
1, Third
1, Third
1, Third
Date of Notification of
Vacancy.
6th February, 1958
23rd January, 1958
23rd January, 1958
23rd January, 1958
23rd January, 1958
24th April. 1958
24th April, 1958
27th March. 1958
Head Office.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Third Division offices
in the Technical Division, Architectural Design Section:—One of
Supervising Architect (£1,998-£2,163); one of Senior Architect
(£1,778-£1,943).—(Ex. Min. No. 35.)
Confirmation of Appointment effected under Section 47.—
Tadeusz Peter Iwanowicz, as Architect, Grade 1 (£903-£1.353), Third
Division, Architectural Design Section, Technical Division, Head
Office.—(Ex. Min. No. 34.)
Offices Abolished.—The undermentioned Third Division offices
in the Accounts Division:—
Executive Section.—One of Assistant Chief Finance Officer
(£2,218-£2,493); one of Clerk (£385-£903).
Budget and Treasury Accounts Section.—One of Finance Officer
(Treasury) (£1,778-£1943); one of Clerk (£1,173-£1,353); one
of Clerk (£903-£l,083); one of Clerk (£385-£903).
Internal Audit Section.—One of Inspector (Accounts) (£1,668£1,833); one of Clerk (£1,263-£1,443); one of Clerk (£993£1,173).
Accounting, Methods, Procedures, &c., Section.—One of Inspector (Organization and Management) (£1,778-£1,943).
Trust and Sundry Debtors Section.—One of Clerk (£1,353£1,533).
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Third Division offices
in the Finance Division:—One of Assistant Chief Finance Officer
(£2,108-£2,273); one of Finance Officer (£1,668-£1,833); one of Clerk
(£1,443-£1,623); one of Clerk (£1,173-£1,353); one of Clerk (£1,083£1,263); one of Clerk (£813-£993).—(Ex. Min. No. 35.)
Appointment effected under Section 47.—Gregory Richard
Aboody (born 30.8.24), on probation as Engineer, Grade 1 (Electrical) (£903-£l,353), Third Division, Engineering Design Section,
Technical Division, Brisbane, vice K. J. Woodward, promoted,
with effect on and from 6th May, 1958.-(Ex. Min. No. 32.)
Appointment effected under Section 47.—Brian Parker (born
1.1.1933), on probation as Quantity Surveyor (£903-£l,353), Third
Division, Quantity Surveying Section, Technical Division, South
Australia, new office Cert. 54/2531, with effect on and from 8th
May, 1958.—(Ex. Min. No. 33.)
New Offices Created.—Quarantine Division, Coode Island,
Health, Victoria, Fourth Division—One of Quarantine Assistant
Grade 1.—(Ex. Min. No. 86.) Industrial Hygiene Section, School
of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Sydney, Health, New
South Wales, Fourth Division—One of Technical Officer, Grade 1.
—(Ex. Min. No. i87.)
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1952
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council, has approved
of the appointment of Doctor Henry Erskine Downes, as
H
Acting Director-General of Health and Acting Director of
Quarantine from 22nd May, 1958, for a period of two months
or until the return of the Permanent Head from duty abroad —
(Ex. Min. No. 79.)
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Offices Abolished.—One of Senior Defence Officer, Grade 2
(£1,668-£1,833), Third Division, position No. 101. The undermentioned Fourth Division offices:—Clerical Assistant, Grade 2,
position No. 281; Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, position No. 330.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Third Division
offices:—One of Senior Defence Officer, Grade 3 (£l,888-£2,053);
one of Senior Defence Officer, Grade 1 (£l,443-£1,723); one of
Defence Officer, Grade 2 (£1,263-£1,443); one of Technical Defence
Officer (£l,n3-£l,353); eight of Defence Officer, Grade 1 (£1,083£1,353); eight of Assistant Defence Officer (£813-£1,083). The
undermentioned Fourth Division offices:—^Three of Clerical
Assistant, Grade 3; four of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2; two of
Typist (Female).—(Ex. Min. No. 3.)
Central Staff.
New Office Created.—One of Statistical Officer. Engineering and
Construction Branch (£1,443-£1,623), Third Division.—(Ex. Min.
No. 73.)
Victoria.
Offices Abolished.—The undermentioned Fourth Division offices
in the Naval and Air Store Branch, Naval Store Depot, Port
Melbourne:—One of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, occupied by
S. E. Norris; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, occupied by
F. J. Atkinson; one of Assistant, Grade 1, occupied by F. E.
Harris; two of Junior Assistant, positions Nos. 44, 45.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned offices of Clerk,
Naval and Air Store Branch, Naval Store Depot, Port Melbourne,
Third Division:—Three of Clerk (£813-£993); two of Clerk (£385£903).—(Ex. Min. No. 72.)
New Offices Created.—One of Foreman, Grade " D " , Fourth
Division, Stores and Transport Branch, Western Australia (Ex.
Min. No. 26); one of Principial Scientific Officer (£2,713-£3,043),
Third Division, Weapons Research Establishment, Trials and
InsUumentalion Wing, Salisbury, Research and Development Branch,
South AustraUa (Ex. Min. No. 25).
Officcs Abolislied.—The office of District Employment Officer,
Grade 1 (£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Employment Division,
District Employment Office, Bridgetown, last occupied by W. L.
Owen, is abolished; the office of Clerical Assistant, Grade 3, Fourth
Division, Employment Division, District Employment Office,
Bridgetown, occupied by P. L. Murphy, is abolished.—(Ex. Min.
No. 10.)
New Office Created.—An office of Clerk (Employment) is created
in the Employment Division, Employment and General (Pool)
Section, with scale of rates of annual salary of £813-£1,083, and it
is directed that such office be included in the Third Division.—(Ex.
Min. No. 10.)
Appointment effected under Section 47.—Kevin Arnold Rochow
(date of birth 14.8.35), on probation as Cadet Geologist (£385-£903),
Third Division, Geological Section, Bureau of Mineral Resources,
Geology and Geophysics, Adelaide, vice D. R. G. WooUey.—(Ex.
Min. No. 45.)
War Service Homes Divisioii.
Central Administration,
New Office Created.—Administrative Section, Third Division—
One of Training Officer, Grade 1 (£993-£l,353).—(Ex. Min.
No. 46.)
South Australia.
Offices AboKshed.—Technical Section, Third Division—One of
Architect, Grade 3 (£1,443-£1,623), last occupied by J. S. Chappel;
one of Architect, Grade 2 (£1,353-£1,443) (new office created
Cert. 55/1482); one of Architect, Grade 2 (£1,353-£1,443), last
occupied by J. S. Chappel.—(Ex, Min. No. 47.)
Offices AboBsfaed.—Four of TVpist (Female) Administrative Staff,
TVping and Accounting Section, New South Wales, occupied by
J. E. Delaney, last occupied by F, Tunsted, B. D. Firminger and
B. J. Burton.—(Ex. Min. No. 31.)
New South Wales.
New Offices Created.—One of Divisional Engineer (£1,778-£1,943)^
Third^ Division, Telephone Planning Internal Planning Section,
Engineering Planning Branch, Engineering Division; one of Clerk
(£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Transport Branch, Postal and
Transport Services Division. The undermentioned Fourth Division
offices in the Transport Branch, Postal and Transport Services
Division:—Two of Transport Officer (£1,238-£1,298); two of
Assistant Transport Officer (£l,148-£ 1,208); four of senior Motor
Driver (£808-£828); two of Clerical Assistant, Grade 4; two of
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2. The undermentioned Third Division
offices in the Industrial Section, Personnel Branch:—One of Clerk
(£993-£l,173); one of Clerk (£813-£993).
Offices AboUshed.—One of Clerk (£385-£903), Third Division,
Costing Section, Administrative Branch, Engineering Division, occupied by W. L. Tanner. The undermentioned Fourth Division
offices in the Transport Branch, Postal and Transport Services
Division:—Two of Assistant Transport Officer (£1,083-£1,173),
• Position Nos. 14 and 15; three of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1,
Position Nos. 24, 25 and 26.
Victoria.
New Offices Created.—One of Divisional Engineer (£1,778£1,943), Third Division, Internal Planning Section, No. 2 Division,
Engineering Planning Branch, Engineering Division; one of Clerk
(£1,083-£1,263), Third Division, Transport Branch, Postal and
Transport Services Division.—^Two of Senior Motor Driver (£808£828), Fourth Division, Transport Branch, Postal and Transport
Services Division. The undermentioned Fourth Division offices in
the Transport Branch, Postal and Transport Services Division.—
One of Clerical Assistant, Grade 3; two of Clerical Assistant, Grade
2; three of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1; one of Storeman; five of
Garage Attendant. One of Assistant (Drafting), Grade 2, Fourth
Division, Regional Works and Services (East) Section, Country
Branch, Engineering Division, Croydon Division.
Offices Abolished.—Twelve of Monitor, Fourth Division, Telephone Service Branch, Telecommunications Division.
Appointment effected under Section 47.—Brian John Ayres (bom
7.8.40) on probation as Cadet Engineer (£369-£903), Third Division,
Professional Training Division, Supplies and Training Section,
Services Branch, Engineering Division as on and from 24th March,
1958, or the date of commencing duty, whichever is the later.
Confirmation of Appointments under Section 47.—^The undermentioned officers to positions of Engineer, Grade 1 (£903-£l,353)
Third Division, unattached as on and from 3rd October, 1957:—
Ian Graeme McKinna and John Peter Ruban.
Qoeensland.
New Officcs Created.—One of Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Division. Accounts Branch; two of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth
Division, Metropolitan Subscribers and P.A.B.X. Installation
Division, Metropolitan Service and Installation Secticm, Metropolitan
and Engineering Services Branch, Engineering Division.
South Australia.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Fourth Division
offices in the Telegraph Service Branch, Telecommunications Division.—One of Monitor (Female); one of Supervisor (Finale); eight
of Phonogram Operator (Female).
Offices Abolished.—Traffic Officer (Telegraphs) (£993-£l,083).
Third Division, Port Augusta, Position No. 30.—Fifteen of Tdegraphist. Fourth Division, Telegraph Service Branch, Telecommunications Division.
Western Australia.
New Office Created.—One of Assistant (Stamp Sales), Fourth
Division, Money Order Accounts Section, Accounts Branch.
—(Ex. Min. Nos. 38. 39, 40.)
PROMOTIONS—PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1958.
HE Public Service Board has—
Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions as
in Gazettes indicated:—Percival James Quirk, Leslie Ronald
Stubbs, 16th January, 1958, Malcolm Eric Burges,
Raymond Baker Cain, Kevin William Bluett, Gerald
Joseph Hawkins, Stuart Gordon Warren, John Francis
Waldron, Alexander Michael Magner, Bert Leopold
Edwards, Leslie John Hutchinson, Pearce John Brown,
George Forsyth Christie, Patrick Joseph Hanneberry,
John McNeil Pow, Kehh Athol Lloyd, Arthur E>ennis
Glanz, Robert Edward Barbour, Brian Joseph Cox, Kevin
John Radic, Dudley Wililam Cranswick, Frederick Neil
MacFarland, James Denis Wells, Wiliam John Smith,
Harrington Thomas Cadwallader, James Bruce Morrison,
William John Pobjoy, Kevin Patrick Hoctor, Maxwell
James Beattie, John Henry Giddcns, Leonard Anthony
Doherty, 30th January, 1958; Cecil Albert Simpson, I3th
February, 1958; Alec Francis Herbert, 27th February,
1958; Trevor Milton Howard, Denis O'Shea, 6th March.
1958; Herbert Leslie Arthur Day, Albert Neil Story,
Christopher Trevor Ellis, Raymond Boultw, Charfoi
T(1)
1953
Vincent Morris, William George Sheldrake, Mary
Elizabeth Williams, Alan Ross Walker, 13th March, 1958;
Charles John Grusovin, John Henry Jay, William Walter
Messenger, 20th March, 1958; Lilian Lambert, Victor Ray
McFadyen. 2nd April, 1958.
(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotions as in
Gazettes indicated:—William Leslie Canberra Walker, 27th
February, 1958; Leo Darcy Hickleton, 13th March, 1958;
John Wilfred Toohey, 20th March, 1958; Gloria May
Bradley, 10th April, 1958; Campbell Douglas, 17th April,
1958, John Voulkes Richardson, 22nd May, 1958.
(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers as shown:—
Victoria.
John Richard Brooker Keast, Lineman, Grade 2 (£818),
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, Postmaster-General's
Department, Victoria, as Technical Instructor, Grade 1
(£1,038-£1,158), Fourth Division, Technical Training Division, Supplies and Training Section, Fishermen's Bend,
vice W. P. Davis, with effect from 27th February, 1958.
Alfred George William Ryan, Lineman, Grade 1 (£708-£768)»
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, Postmaster-General's
Department, Victoria, as Lineman, Grade 2 (£818), Fourth
Division, Croydon, South Central Division, vacant position,
with effect from 20th March, 1958.
Robert John Stubbs, Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division,
Engineering Division, Postmaster-General's Department,
Victoria, as Clerk (£993-£l,173), Third Division, Country
Branch, Regional Works and Services (West) Section,
Hamilton E>ivision, Hamilton, vice R. A. Beckett, with
effect from 13th March, 1958.
Queensland.
Marjorie May Mathews, Typist (Female) (£308-£614),
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, PostmasterGeneral's Department, Brisbane, as Stenographer (Female),
Grade 1 (£604-£644), Fourth Division, Personnel Branch,
Staff and Industrial Section, Brisbane, vice M. Doyle, with
effect from 10th April, 1958.
H. C. AVENT, Secretary,
Public Service Board.
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APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS AND
DISMISSALS.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Depa
It of tbe Army.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—John Henry
Bannon, Murray Albert Bird, Charles William Donnelly, Joflre
Frederick Kinna, William Arthur Mawdsley, Albert Arthur Miller,
William Thomas Murphy, James Douglas McNaughton, Raymond
George Sheffield, Vernon Jessan Sims, John Robert Troy.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Eileen Mary Rees.
Departii ; of Air.
Card Punch Operator (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division.^
Jean Veronica Barnes, Elaine Frances Donelly.
Typist (Female), Fourth Dlvislon.—Jeanine MilUcent Noble, June
Elaine Sills.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Gordon Robert
Studdert.
Department of Civfl Aviation.
Clerk, Third Division.—David James Stack.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.--Pamela Mary Bazeiey.
Department of Supply.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Divislon^George Francis
Fillingham, Kevin Joseph Cannan, Marjorie Grant, John Cowan
Sharpe.
Clerk, Third Division.—Graeme Hilaire Cantwell.
Technical Officer, Grade 1, Fourth Division.ÂIexander Da
Costa.
Department of Labour and National Service.
Clerk, Third DIvlsloii.—Gerald Catling, John Hinton Quinlem.
Repatriation Department
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Francis Thomas
Clancy.
Postmaster-General's Department
Clerk, Third Division.—John Edmund Devitt, Russell William
Collins.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fonrfli Division.—John Carsten
Hespe.
VICTORIA.
Prime Minister's Department.
Office of the Public Service Board.
Clerk, Third Divkkm.—Terence James Hartnett.
Department of External Affairs.
Antarctic Divition.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Jean Maud NuttalL
Investigation Branch.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Lilian Yvonne Bennett.
Commonwealth Legal Service Bureau.
Clerk, Third Divisioii.--George Loftus Walker.
Depart
of the Treasury.
Taxation Branch (Income Tax).
Clerk, Thh-d Diviaon.—Thomas Bernard Beasley, Brendon Gavan
Belleville, Alan Orme Matters, Lionel Mclver, Donald Birdwood
Prosser, Frederick Scoullar Rogers^ Kenneth John Simon, Alan
Keith Thompson, John Terence Wells, Allan Ernest Williams.
Clerk (Female), Third Division.—Mary EUen Duck, Moira Jean
Humphrey, Ida Mary Stuart McPherson.
Department of Social Services.
Clerk, Third Division.—Brian Lawrence Mitchell.
HE following appointments, retirements and dismissals are
notified by the Public Service Board:—
APPOINTMENTS.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Evelyn Frances Talbot.
Department of the Interior.
Meteorological Branch.
Observer (Radio), Fourth Division.—Cyril Gordon Bate, Charles
Cornelius Bonnar, James Cregan, Charles Gavan Ingram, Noel
Errol Thwaite.
Department of Health.
Serum Laboratories.
Cadet Biochcmist, Thirf Divisions—Alan Fredrick Condron,
Geoffrey Francis Cross, Alan WUliam Hampson, Kevin John Healy,
Department of Works.
Graeme Kenneth Edward Noonan, Robert Murray Pahner, Graham
Peter Skerry, David Lindsay Webster, Michael John Young.
Clerk, Third Division.—Felix Phillip Barca.
Motor Driver, Fourth Division.—Maxwell Harris, William Henry
Cadet Quantity Surveyor, Third Dlvision^Peter John Chmiel,
Warren.
Robert Peter Craigie, Kevin John Fennell.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Edwin John
Assistant Storeman, Fourth Division^—Êdward James Courtney,
Garth, Keith Harold Mclntyre.
John Mathew Farrell, Phillip Barry Ryan, James Anthony Taylor.
Works Supervisor (Mecliankal), Fourth DIvisloii.—William Alexander Willock.
Department of Defence.
Departaient of Immigration.
Clerk, Third Division.—Christopher Russell Forsyth, Kenneth
Herbert Barnes.
Clerk, Thu-d Division.—Raymond Stanley Famfield.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Divlston.—Ronald Joseph
Chubb, John Albert Dickson, Maurice Francis Dowling, Alexander
of Health.
John Garth, Herbert Haines, Peter Joseph O'Connor, Leo Martin Technical Assistant, Department
Grade
1,
Fourth
Division.—Peter Lelghton
Quinn, Robert Aquilla Riley, Alexander Thomas Williams.
Farries, Marina Theresa Mackevics, Clive Murdoch.
Department of the Navy.
Department of the Army.
Clerk, Thh-d Division.—John George Geddes, Geoffrey Howard
Jackson, Simon Fraser Kinch.
Clerk, Third Division.—Albert Henry Piper.
Technical Instructor, Grade 2, Fourth Division.—Jeffrey Charles
Clesfc (Fenale), Third DIvisfon.—Kathleen Power Mack^.
Thomson.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Carolyn Mary Maher.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1934
Assistant Storeman, Fourth Division.—Donald Ernest Baker,
Alan Gordon Campbell, Frederick William Davey, Alec Edward
Dunmall, Kevin Ernest Fisher, Norman Basil Fretwell,
Michael Alan Gannon, Frederick Joseph Gilbert, Albert Henry
Goodwin, Edward Alexander Albert Gough, Clive Stancel Griffiths,
Avro Patrick Hagan, Paul Augustine Holmes, Leo Fitzgerald
Hunter, Charles Frederick Jones, Norman Allan Larke, Harry Joyce
Lowther, Edgar Horace McGuire, Reginald Leslie MacNevin, Sydney
Albert Meyers, Leslie Harvey Mitchell, Gordon Horace Richardson,
Geoffrey Noel Ryan, Patrick Ryan, Reginald Keith Stubbs, John
Alfred Sutherland, Norman Enos Thompson, Laurence Earl
Thurling, Mervyn Roy Tychsen, Norman Elliot Watson, Ivan Alexander Webber, Joseph Patrick Wornes, George John Young.
Taxation Branch (Income Tax), Victoria.
Clerk, Third Division.—Gerald Edward Brown, Douglas Forbes,
Karlis Zubeckis.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Anthony Patrick
Bryan, Ralph Framingham Day, Frederick Dodd, Arthur Hyam
Hart, Arthur Maxwell Hart, Ernest Alfred Jessup, Rudolf Siegfried
Edward Laqueur, Gerard Edmund Mullins, John William Nolan,
Frederick William Orrell, Kevin Joseph Robinson, Henry James
Thomas.
Junior Assistant, Fourth Division.—Norman Studley Raines.
Taxation Branch (Sales Tax), Victoria.
Clerk, Third Division.—Peter Edwin Hadley Barclay, Robert
Angus Crellin.
Department of CivU Aviation.
Technician-in-training (Radio), Fourtli Division.—Trevor Robert
Bartlett, Peter Anthony Hainslin, Dennis Neil Holmes, Brian Trevor
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Mary Smith.
Jones, Robert William Martin, Norman Alexander Pritchard, Peter
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Victor Edward
George Webb, John William Wormington.
Bannerman, Claude Spencer Burns, Francis Charles Butcher,
Technician (Radio), Fourtli Division.—Wallace Edward Annison, Stanley Frederick Butterworth, Henry Meyliger Dewhurst, James
John Brady, Percy George Glennon, Francis William Howsan, Henry Harling, Albert Leslie Hooper, George Henry Kenny,
Alexander Jack Foster Paterson, Norman Valentine Robinson, Janis Richard Noel Lloyd, Laurence Irving O'Brien.
Zeltins.
Department of Immigration.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Albert George
Clerk, Third Division.—Kenneth Roy Batten, Denis Patrick
Clifford, Anthony Brian Britton, Reginald Donald Hayward, John Evelyn Fry.
Thomas Leehane, Henry Keith Lehrke, Edward Joseph Rohan,
Joseph Herbert Strudwick, Arthur Richard Wigley.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—John Bary Arnold.
Assistant (Printing), Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Donald Morris
Phillips.
Department of the Navy.
Department of Labour and National Service.
Clerical
Assistant,
Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Ronald Arthur
Clerk, Third Division.—Frederick Louis Lucas.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Barbara Armitage, Janice King, Sidney Charles Munro.
Moxham.
Department of National Development
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Ernest Edgar
Bureau of Mineral Resources.
Gibbs.
Clerk, Third Division.—Kay Karl Kern.
Department of Civil Aviation.
Instrumental Maker, Fourth Division.—Arthur Haig Booth.
Communications Officer, Fourth Division.—Cornelis Schoolmeester.
Department of Customs and Excise.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Arthur William
Clerk, Third Division.—Michael John Brasher, Daryl Winslow Curran.
Crilly, Brian Michael Hanley, Alan Walter McEvoy.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Margaret Joyce Davis.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Zena Audrey
Hill.
Repatriation Department.
Department of Shipping and Transport
Clerk, Third Division.—Eric William Claude Carlyon.
Clerk,
Third
Division.—Wallace Leonard Beuermann.
Clerk (Female), Third Division.—Jacquelin Ann Dunn.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—William Thomas
Department of National Development.
Taylor.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Donald Marcus
Nurshig Aid (Female), Fourth Division.—Maria-Sabina
Clark.
Maslakiewicz.
Hospital Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Elaine
War Service Homes Division.
Hilda Doherty, Catherine Veronica McCartney.
Clerical
Assistant,
Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Maxwell Hedley
Limb and Appliance Maker, Fourth Division.—James Eric Henry Bird.
Barefoot, George Hartley Jackson, Maurice Lewis Lapthorn.
Department of Customs and Excise.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Joan Colson, Carmel Eileen
Logan, Patricia Lorraine McGuire, Helene Rose Morley.
Clerk,
Third
Division.—Alan
Victor Tilley.
Surgical Bootmaker, Fourth Division.—Sydney Arthur Lacey.
Cook, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Peter John Baylie, Cyril
Arthur Butler, Arthur Gerald Carton, Thomas Charles Collins,
Clerk,
Third
Division.—Patrick
Francis Donovan.
William Henry Elliott, Pascoe James William Jose, William Barry
Sister (Female), Fourth Division.—Josephine Moynihan.
Long, Lindsay Frederick Nancarrow, Alan Leslie Peterson, Ray
Gardener, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Roy William Charles
Leslie Gerald Rogan.
Laundry Assistant (Female), Fourth Division.—Bonnie Laurel Starks.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Henry Emanuel
Marshall.
Alexander, Sidney Walter Blencowe, Sydney Keith Bradmore, Harry
Fostmaster-GeneraPs Department.
Hancock, Hugh Mackinnon Innes, Frederick Alexander Lund,
Clerk, Tliird Division.—Allan Leigh Carter, Frederick Mihon James Lisle Mudie, Joseph Wallwork.
Laundryman, Fourth Division.—Ernest Reuben Hill, John Harold
West.
Hogan, Leslie Gordon Symons.
Clerk (Female), Third Division.—Delma Joan MacRobb.
Cadet Engineer, Third Division.—Thomas Joseph Bartels, Peter
Postmaster-General's Department.
William Dwyer, Alan Tregear Hamley, John Barry Herbert,
Diethard Hert Kottek, Brian Vincent Lee, Robert John Lukeis,
Clerk (Female), Third Division.—Rosalind MerrUl McCallum.
Alexander Louis Gordon Monsborough, John Vincent Murphy,
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Eric Alexander
David Scott Smyth, James Wilson Tayton, John Francis Tonkin, Deering, Ronald George Dickson, Murray James McFarlane.
John Stewart Urquhart, Peter John Wallace, Brian Leslie White.
Carpenter, Fourth Division.—Edward Underwood Clode, Ian
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—^John Daniel Stanley Miller, Edward Henry Spiteri.
Keppel.
Painter, Fourth Division.—John Henry Clark, Francis Norman
Apprentice, Fourth Division.—Alan Laurance Robb.
Dunn, Frederick George Watts.
Cleaner, Fourth Division.—Peter Friedstein, Iliga Milenkovic.
Motor Mechanic.—Stanley Bertram Bridges, John Joseph Connop,
Postal Officer (Delivery), Fourth Division.—David John Derrick. Desmond Gerard Cunningham, Robert John Skelton.
Postal Officer Gndoor), Fourth Division.—Clifford Arthur
Maughan.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
VICTORIA.
Department of the Treasury.
Bureau of Census and Statistics.
Statistician's Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Margaret Ada
McCallum.
Clerk, Third Division.—Peter George Whitehead.
1955
Taxation Branch (Income Tax).
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth IMvisloii.—Allan Walter
Brown, William Kevin Bryan, Eric Thomas Butterfield, Matthew
Collins, Ramon Clarence Dahlin, Neville Walter Ellis, Kevin
Francis McConnell, James Dingwall McKenzie, Cecil Rodney Ryan,
Robert Towler, Heather Mary Bone, Rona Callaghan, Heather
June Campbell, Anne Elizabeth Curran, Ellen Marie Theresa Egan,
Eileen Mary Fitzgibbons, Betty June Grief, Beverley Joan Harden,
Joyce McRorie, Bonnie Janice Milne, Rita Mary Moore, Judith
Ann Nichols, Veronica Edna Pitkin, Helen May Sullivan, Nancye
Therese Sutton.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Barbara Joan Rowsell.
No. 33.~12th June, 1958
Postmaster<General's Department.
Motor Driver, Fourth Division.—Alan James Irwin.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Pauline Enid Gray.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Clerk, Third Division.—John Frederick Lewis.
Postmaster-General's Department
Canvas Worker, Fourth Division.—Frederick William Franklia.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Taxation Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Nicholas Keating,
Department of Works.
Pearse Stephen Mullen, Barbara Joyce Wade, Beverley
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—John Ernest Richard
Grace Thomas, Marlene Ellen Suda, Helen Clare Orchard.
Skelsey, Mary Joyce McNamara, Millie Malka Silverman.
Statistician's Branch.
Clerical
Assistant,
Grade
1, Fourth Division.—Beverley Joy
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Jeanette Mary
Commerford, Maureen Judith Theresa Daly, Patricia Anne Prideaux.
McDermott.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Francis Charles
Department of Trade.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Gwenda Mary Chinnery.
Department of the Interior.
Dunne.
Meteorological Branch.
Clerical
Assistant,
Grade
1, Fourth Division.—Raymond Francis
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Raymond John Taylor.
Anderson, Patricia Anne Walker.
Department of Air.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Ronald Keith
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Michael Patrick Severin.
Morrissey, Maureen Bennett, Ruth Bridle.
Assistant Storeman, Fourth Division.—Ross Matthews.
Department of Civil Aviation.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Barry Thomas
Gilpin.
Clerk, Third Division.—Albert Edwin Gardiner.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Hazel May Hardy.
Postmaster-GeneraPs Department
Telephonist, Fourth Division.-Lillian Dorothy Bennett.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Lynette Beryl
Department of National Development
Hutton.
(War Service Homes Division.)
Clerical Afristant, Grade 1, Fourth Divi8loa.~Patricia Lesley
AS NOTIFIED BY THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
Rots.
DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Clerit, Thh-d Division.—Hillar Clarence Gale.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Christopher Thomai
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Jcrzy Piotrowgki, Ashley,
John Leslie Aston, Peter Keith John Bevan, James Stanley
Joyce Audrey Payne.
Lawrence Briggs, Barry John Chrisian, Barry Leslie Donald Davis,
Gary Lawrence Dimmock, John Charles Elphick, Kenneth Edward
Postmaster-GeneraPs Department.
Ferrier, Robert Henry Fuller, Terrence Bede Gavin, Ronald George
Harder, Richard Alan Gabriel Harfield, Alfred James Hennock,
Clerk, Third Division.—Paul West.
John Hogan, Brian Allan Lewer, Alfred Ian Frederick Lloyd,
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Raymond Geor^ Denis MiUon
Lodge, Robert William Lynn, Francis James Montagu©,
Jamieson, Emily Florence Keefe, Iris Belle Steed, Dorothy Marie Gary
Ian Douglas O'Reilly, Shannus O'Sullivan, Frank Ronald Parkinson,
Symington.
Douglas Edward Pross, Allan Robert Teague, Anthony John Thomas,
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Robert Wilson Daly.
Bruce Ashley Thorpe.
Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Ian Grant Ross.
Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Linden Raymond Anderson,
Telephonist, Fourth Division.-Helen Bemadette Walker, Wendy Joseph
Attard, Cecil Bowen Ballard, Alfred Leonard Beale,
Anne Witney.
Biviano, Eric Clive Blanchard, Frederick William James
Carpenter, Fourth Division.—Leonard Hartley Beach, John Domem'co
Bray, Terence Robert Brown, Eric John Buttsworth, Desmond
George Christie, Barry Townsend.
Callaghan, Leslie Neil Cameron, Oscar Joseph Cassano,
Kevin Joseph Clarke, James Morrison Clink, Stanislaus
QUEENSLAND.
Joseph Conlon, Graeme John Daley, Kenneth Stanley
Department of flie Treasury.
Davies, Ronald William Deane, Maurice Reginald
Dobbin, Stanley George Downs, Alan Gordon Edwards, Joseph
(Statistician's Branch.)
Melton Evans, Michael Felice, Edward Floridia, James Hubert
Clerk, Third Division.—Alan Keith Stevenson.
Fox, Gian Carlo Gambotto, Peter Richard Garrett, William Vincent
Gibbons, Arthur John Gibson, Geoffrey Howard Greentree, Stanley
Norman Groll, Norman Sturton Hale, Bernard Heitner, Walter
Clerical Assistant, Grade, Fourth Division.—Beverley Avis Richard Herbert, Clarence Richmond Jones, John Sophus Jorgensen,
Charles King, John Edwin Lancaster, Neville Grosvenor Lawson,
Blond, Roy Duff, Patricia Timmins.
Lawrence Edward Lelliott, John Andrew Lynch, Ian Leonard
Macpherson, Yascha Nissim Malkhoo, John Joseph Marshall, Allan
Cyril James McDonald, Jack Stewart McLeish, Francis
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.-Lillian Frances McArthur,
Mohan, Colin John O'Brien, John Joseph O'Brien, Peter Micheal
Hellmuth.
O'Neill, Bede Lance Peadon, Kenneth Maxwell Read, Lodewijk
Marie Roes, William Thomas Ryan, Roy Lawrence Selby, Neville
Sharman, Sidney Colin Smith, Charles William Spring, Claudia
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Bevan William John
Edith Starr, Cecil Arthur Stringer, Donald Pearson Sullivan, Alan
Bailey, Laurence Thomas Freney.
Raymond Thomson, Allan Tisdell, Teodoro Tonetti, Walter Bavin
Vine, Wesley Benjamin Warburton, Stanley William Waterson, John
Whitman, Robert John McGee, Geoffrey Neil Williams, Emanuel
Zammit.
Sister (£644.£704), Fourth Division.—Edith May Rolling.
Clerk, Third Division.—Anthony John Vallentine.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1956
Telephonist, Fourth DivUon.—Joan Elaine Behan, Nina Merle
Cleveland, Greta Margaret Anne Day, Marlene Loretta Godwin,
Annette Joyce James, Peter Leon McSpadden, Valma Margaret
Ricketts, Janice Stevens, Pamela Joan Webber.
Typist, Fourth Division^—Diane Vernon Walker.
Victoria.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—William Frederick
Connell, David William McKenzie, Captain Edgar Abbott, John
Frederick Palmer, David Thomas Timms, Donald Sinclair Sutherland, Kenneth Edward Jones, Laurence James McKenzie, William
James Andrew Gronbeck, Warner William Blake, John William
Rundle, John McLean Frederick, George Walter Paul, Leon
Francis Arthur, Peter John Lovett, Keith John Boles, Peter Gordon
Marke, Kelvin John McMahon, William Francis Morrish, Robert
Thomas Eaton, Colin Michael Ehner, Gerald William Lodge,
Tony Todaro, Terence Robert Mulcahy, Brian Douglas Davidson,
Graham Maurice Williams, Raymond William Bohan, David
Morton Bryce, Alan James Sampson, Girvan John Paterson, Peter
John Harding, Barry John Spence, Raymond John Waters, Alan
Edward Potter.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Eleanor Ruby Hillyard, Marilyn
Kay Hillyard, Dorothy Jeanette Bertram, Margery Ann Alcock,
Margaret Rose Windsor, Judith Selkirk, Wendy Fay Byrne, Fay
Jeanette Ballinger, Beverley Rose King, Wihna Marie Merrett,
Marjorie Hazel White, Norma Evelyn Scott, Janet Marie Neeson.
Merle Elizabeth Avery, Geraldine Day, Betty Olga Drinan, Beverley
Teresa Bassett, Aileen Patricia Bucldey, Beverley Faye Holden.
Lineman, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Kenneth Kneale Dalgleish.
Technician-in-training,
Fourth
Division.—Mervyn
Douglas
McAvoy, Barrie Ian West, Robert Allan Tumbuli, Stanley
Lockwood.
South Aastnhtu
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Wynsome Anne Netting. Janice
Marie Johnson, Leonie Kaye Baillie.
Motor Driver, Fourth Divisioo.—David John Vinnell.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—^Donald Kerry Manuel.
Western Australia.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.->-Janice May Hannagan, Mary
Gregg, Kathleen Ann Reynolds, Laurel Marian Gibson. Patricia
Ann Downs, Shirley Margaret McLeod, Nola Joan Wri^t.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.-Bevan John Butler.
Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Kenneth Frank McLerie, George
Paton, Robert McKinlay.
RETIREMENTS.
(With effect as from close of business on the date indicated.)
Section 85 (1).—Thomas Joseph ColUns, Secretary to the Federal
Executive Council (£l,888-£2,053), Third Division. 30th May, 1958.
Section 49.—Joyce Margaret Stedman, Teleprinter Operator
(£354^14), 16th May, 1958.
Section 85 (2).—Frederick Hector Osmond, Senior Finance Officer.
Grade 2. 30th May. 1958.
Section
(Female),
Machinist
Section
Inspector,
Section
1918.
Taxation Branch.
49.—Maureen Anne Manning. Accounting Machinist
26th April, 1958; Maxine Alice O'Neill^ Accounting
(Female), Grade 2, 26th April, 1958.
67 (Invalidity).—^Lawrence Haworth Dalton. Assistant
Mead Office, 21st May, 1958.
85 (2).—Douglas Dain, Supervising Valuer, 22nd June.
RETIREMENTS.
(With effect from the close of business on the date indicated.)
Section 85 (2).—Ârthur Edward Lean. Divisional Returning
Officer, 16tb July, 1958; William Henry McKenna, Divisional
Returning Officer, 5th August, 1958; *John Pitt, Divisional Returning Officer (£l,263-£1.443). Third Division, 9th June, 1958.
[• In lieu of notice appearing in Gazette of 15th June, 1958.]
Section 49.—Eleanor Marlene Stewart. Checker (Female). Brisbane, 7th March, 1958.
Section 85 (2).—Robert Edmonstone Bruce. Clerk. 2nd May. 1958.
Section 49.—Eileen Mary MuUane, Typist (Female), 7th April,
1958.
Victoria.
Section 49.—Nancy Short, Monitor, Main Trunk Exchange, 7th
April, 1958; Bemice Isobel Kay, Telephonist, BaUarat. 26th April.
1958; Jean Hamlyn, Telephonist, Seymour, 19th April, 1958;
Marjorie Patricia Slattery, Supervisor, Telephone Service Branch,
Geelong, 26th April, 1958; Patricia Alice Hogan, Telephonist.
Traralgon. 19th April, 1958; Denise Kusel, Telephonist, Frankston,
10th May, 1958; Yvonne Mary Cook, Telephonist, Morwell, 10th
May, 1958; Jennifer Frances Penno, Telephonist, Bendigo, 12th
April, 1958; Beverley Ann Green, Accounting Machinist, Grade 2.
Accounts Branch, 17th May, 1958; Junice Malvena Brady, Telephonist, Croydon, 10th May, 1958; Daphne Marlene Graham, Telephonist, Warragul, 5th April, 1958; Lorraine Rosalind Long, Typist,
Engineering Division, Ararat, 19th April, 1958.
New South Wales.
Section 67 (Invalidity.—Charles O'Brien, Clerical Assistant, Grade
2, 13th May, 1958; Harold Duncan Howarth, Lineman, Grade 2,
24th July, 1958; George Samuel Benson. Storeman. 14th July, 1958.
Section 85 (2).—Edwin George Merton, Line Foreman, 5th July,
1958.
Tasmania.
Section 49 (2).—C. Barnes, Typist, Personnel, 5th April. 1958;
B. G. Wisby, Monitor, Telephone Service Branch, 19th April, 1958;
L. Pitchford, Telephonist, 18th April, 1958.
DISMISSALS.
Queensland.
Section 55.—^Leo John Johnson, Preventive Officer, Grade 2,
Shipping Branch, Brisbane, as from the close of business on 13th
June, 1958.
Tasmania.
Section 62.—Martin Lyons Moorehouse, Postal Officer, Engineering Division, Launceston, as from the close of business on 11th
June, 1958.
H. C. AVENT, Secretary.
EXAMINATIONS.
GENERAL
CONDITIONS OF EXAMINATIONS FOR
APPOINTMENT OF TRANSFER AS TECHNICIAN-INTRAINING,
FOURTH
DIVISION,
POSTMASTERGENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Notification of the genertil conditions of this examination,
which appeared in Gazette, No. 28, dated 15th May. 1958, is
hereby amended as follows:—
Delete:
2. Persons EUgible to Enter.
Insert:
2. Persons EUgible to Enter(i) Appointment: Males not on the permanent staff of the
Commonwealth Public Service who are betên the
age of fifteen years and eighteen years as at 31st
December of the year in which the examination is held.
(ii) Transfer: Officers (male) of the Commonwealth Public
Service who are between the age of fifteen years and
eighteen years as at 31st December of the year in which
the examination is held.
Examinatioii No. 4562.
FOR PROMOTION OR TRANSFER AS SUPERVISOR, THIRD
DIVISION, MAIL BRANCH, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT.
IÔTIFICATION of this examination which appeared in Gazette,
No. 22, of 17th April, 1957, is hereby amended as foUowS:—
Delete paragraph " Period of Eligibility " and insert in its stead—
P^Hod of EMglblMty.—(i) In the case of—
(a) Successful candidates—three years from date of gazettal
of results of the examination at which they complete
their qualifications for promotion or transfer as Supervisor (Mail).
(b) A qualified officer who, duriflg the period of eligibility
shown at (a) above performs for not less than three
weeks continuously as a temporary occupant the duties
of Supervisor (Mail)—three years from date on which
he last performed the duties as Supervisor (Mail),
(ii) An officer who has quMified fof promotion of transfer as
Supervisor (Mail) vîll retain this qualification while employed in
the lôstal and Transport Services Division provided that—
(a) He commenced his service in the Division during his
period of eligibility under Sub-paragraph (i) above,
and (b) The duties are appropriate to flrtd at least of equivSllent
standard to those performed by a Supervisor (Mail),
and (c) The Assistant Director-General (Postal and Transport Services) or Assistant Director (Postal and Transport Services), as the case may be, certifies that he has, in the
full-time performance of those duties, given satisfactory
evidence of the retention of the requisite qualifications.
EXAMINATION ttfiStW^TS,
Examination No. 4562.
FOR PROMOTION OR TRANSFER AS SUPERVISOR, THIRD
DIVISION, MAIL BRANCH, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT, ALL STATES.
E S U L T S of the abovememlOMd examination which appeared
in Gazette, No. 30, of 22nd May, 1958, are hereby amended
as follows:—
Add footnote—
" Candidates whose names appear on the above list should also
qualify, or have qualified for inclusion in the Third Division at
one of the prescribed examinations before they are eligible for
promotion or transfer as Supervisor (Mall)."
R
TESTS TO ENABLE MAIL OFFICERS TO QUALIFY FOR
A D V A N C E M E N T B E Y O N D S A L A R Y O F £758 P E R
A N N U M , A N D OTHER OFFICERS AS SPECIFIED TO
QUALIFY FOR P R O M O T I O N OR TRANSFER AS MAIL
O F F I C E R S W I T H S A L A R Y E X C E E D I N G £758 P E R
ANNUM.
(Commonwealth Gazette, No. 57, of 4th December, 1956.)
Held May, 1958,
N E W SOUTRT W A L E S .
PERMANENT OFFICER^.
Laver, Kenneth Peter.
Naylor, Joseph Edmurid.
Ryan, Charles Henry.
No. 3 3 , " 1 2 t h June, 1958
1957
QUEENSLAND.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Anderson, Allan Edward.
Bateman, Lionel Patrick.
Burton, Maxwell Colin.
Davidson, Williani Patrick.
Howard, Trevor.
Kelly, Patrick Joseph.
Lane, Vincent Albert Keith.
Martin, Alan Arthur.
Mulholland, Patrick John.
Mcintosh, Leonard AUafl.
Mclntyre, Keith Harry.
Roche, Brian Joseph.
Ryan, Hilton Stephen.
Ryan, Vincent Joseph.
Walsh, Peter Frederick.
EXEMPT BMPLOYBBS.
Miller, Leslie James.
Shaw, Dudley George.
Tudhope, John Brown.
SOUTH AUSTJIALIA.
PERMANENF OI^FICI^M.
Gouch, Seymour Stirling.
EXEMPT FIMPLOVFEES.
Joseph, Esmond Hilaire V«r»on.
Trembath, John Gordon.
Vonk, Yan.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Burgess, John Geoffrey.
McSweeney, Brian GeOTge.
Stubbs, Kenneth Alwynne.
Wandless, Ronald Leslie.
TAJSMANIA.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Buttolph, Norman Richardi
Fenton, Leslie Robert.
Parker, John Edward.
EXEMPT EIFFTCA'ECA^
No succesdvA cafldidatW.
EXEMPT EMPLOYEES.
Abbott, Ronald Crawford.
Abolins, Karilis.
Chambers, Henry Francis.
Cooper, Clifford Harold.
Freeman, Werner Harfy,
McKone, David Joseph.
Morcam, Donald Leslie.
Nicol, James Joseph.
Ramsbottom, Frederick Hirst,
Sullivan, Donald Pearson.
Tindall, Oliver William.
Toth, John.
Varna, Jack Jekabs.
Williams, Henry Raymond.
VICTORIA.
PERMANENT OFFICER^.
Mackiewicz, Paul.
Mitchell, James Henry.
More, Leslie William Ffancis.
Thomas, Raymond Ernest.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES.
COustley, Gilbert William.
Cox, Edward William.
Fischer, Horst Robert Leo.
Handley, Frederick Charles,
îfchnowski, Mikolaj.
LIberman, Alex.
McElvogue, John Harold.
Phillips, Allan Leslie.
Szust, Eugene.
Valys, Silva.
Vassos, Nicholas.
Wilson, Gilbert William.
Zabilla, Ben.
2idlicky, Rudolph.
3553/58.-5
Examination No. N1032.
FOR APPOINTMENT OR TRANSFER AS TYPIST (FEMALE),
F O U R T H DLVLSRON, S Y D N E Y .
Order of
registration.
Held 10th May,
19§ii.
Name.
1. *tBennet, May Beatrice Lockyet
2. Milton, Jean
3. Brincat, Patricia Grace
* Former member of tJie
t Passed typing at a speed greater tfian 50 words per minute.
Unsuccessful candidates have been included as applicants for the
next examination (to be held 8th Jttfle) aftd tiee<f make no further
application.
ExaminatiM Na. NP551.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS POSTAL OFFICER. FOURTH
DIVISION, P0STMASTER-G£NERAL^5 DEPARTMENT,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
(Commonwealth Gazette, No,
of 21st November, 1957.)
Held 10th May, 1958.
Order of
registration.
L
2.
3.
4.
5.
e.
Name.
No dpplicatlcrfls received.
RICHMOND.
*Eldering, Frederick Ge6fê.
Burton, Warren Cecil.
Shaddick, John Vivian.
Shepherd, Thomas Wilkftfi.
Spurway, Ronald Vincetlt.
Coffman, Joseph Charles.
* Forfltef rtiefftbdr <rf thtf fofcei.
1958
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Examination No. NP555.
Examination No. 3712.
FOR APPOINTMENT OR TRANSFER AS CLERK, THIRD
DIVISION. ALL STATES (EXCEPT QUEENSLAND), CANBERRA AND NORTHERN TERRITORY.
(Commonwealth Gazette, No. 10, of 21st February, 1957.)
jgÊSULTS for the month of May, 1958, a r e Order of
registration.
Name.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS POSTAL OFFICER, FOURTH
DIVISION,
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
(Commonwealth Gazette, No. 63, of 21st November, 1957.)
Total
Order of
marks.
merit.
Name.
WINDSOR.
1.
Burton, Warren Cecil . .
.. 332
VICTORIA.
MALES.
1140.
1141.
1142.
1143.
1144.
1145.
1146.
1147.
1148.
1149.
1150.
1151.
1152.
1153.
1154.
1155.
1156.
1157.
1158.
1159.
1160.
Royston, Malcolm James.
Walters, Vernon Victor.
Anselmi, Robert Graham.
Palisi, Joseph.
Beattie, James Charles.
Mellan, William Edward.
Saleeba, Graeme Joclen.
Curry, Neil David.
Brophy, Hugh Francis.
Waring, John Colin Grant.
Logan, Donald Alexander.
Schwatschko, Arnold.
Radcliffe, Alan Leslie.
Zitterschlager, Mark.
Bryent, Edward.
Franz, John Terrence.
Campbell-Lalor, Anthony.
Groom, William Anthony.
Plummer, Ian Patrick.
Stewart, David Fergusson.
Hartnett, Ross.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST, FOURTH DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, NEW
SOUTH WALES.
Total
Order of
marks.
merit.
Name.
COWRA.
1.
2.
3.
Lew-Sang, Valerie Yut Yung.
Irwin, Patricia Frances.
Drummond, Lesley Jean.
Foster, Isabel Martha.
Morrissey, Patricia Margaret.
Gordon, Beryl Elaine.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
MALES.
385.
386.
387.
388.
389.
390.
391.
Burdzielow, John.
Moss, Graham Alfred Irwin.
Korte, Harald Eberhard.
McCann, Barry Deane.
Lock, Brian Frank.
Hamilton, Fenwick William Lewis Lynn.
Clayfield, John Edward.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
Withers, Kay.
Millar, Janet Leonie.
Grastins, Ilze.
Scott, Annette May.
Wills, Glenda Evelyn.
FEMALES.
1.
2.
3.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
MALES.
169.
170.
171.
172.
Powell, David Lewis.
Wark, Francis Anthony.
Kelly, Brian Roy.
Hart, Edward Stephen.
56.
Lowe, Janice Ethel Mary.
..
..285
.. 273
. . 223
KEMPSEY.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
FEMALES.
574.
575.
576.
577.
578.
579.
Noble, Helen
McKeown, Julianne . .
Elliott, Elaine Ann . .
FEMALES.
Examination No. N1034.
FOR APPOINTMENT OR TRANSFER AS ACCOUNTING
MACHINIST, GRADE 1, FOURTH DIVISION, SYDNEY.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Frith, Joy Isabella
Sheridan, Angela Claire
Stuart, Janine Ann . .
Lewis, Beverley Clare
Callaghan, Nancy Irene
McCristal, Lynette Irene
McGuire, Glenda Mary
Crilley, Yvonne Carmel
Castray, Lynette
Gollan, Margaret
Willing, Winifred Joyce
Slocombe, Dawn Elaine
Kemp, Shiriey Elizabeth
Ducat, Joan Mary
Roberts. Adele
Booth, Marcia Dawn
Selvey, Jennifer
Partridge, Daphne Ellen
Watts, Valmai Gay . .
Mills, Rita Margaret . .
Flanagan, Mary Elizabeth
Cooper, Heather
Dick. Irene Grace . .
354
354
348
342
336
336
332
330
324
318
312
312
306
302
297
294
292
292
286
279
272
265
229
SCONE.
Stephens, Margaret Frances
Palmer, Gloria Ann . .
Cummins, Bettina Dawn
314
300
242
WOLLONGONG
Price, Hilda Ann
Robaard, Dini Egberdina
Jones, Olwen
George, Linda Joan . .
Bolger, Johanna Mary
Rosiak, Teresa Irene ..
Dodds, Ethel
Brady. Annette Josephine
Burke, Helen Mary . .
Sheppard, Lorna May
Watts, Janette Maxine
Beaumont, Davena
338
324
296
296
289
272
259
256
253
246
237
233
YANCO.
Hafner, Maureen Anne
Taylor, Patricia Anne
Newton, Beverley June
Moss, June Elizabeth . .
298
291
291
276
Order of
merit.
1.
2.
3.
Name.
»Howarth, Sandra Elizabeth
»Connolly, Patricia Colleen
•Hancock, Marie Phyllis
» Permanent officers of the Service.
Total
marks.
200
165
145
1.
2.
3.
4.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Examination No. OP213.
1959
APPOINTMENT AS JUNIOR POSTAL OFFICER.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS JUNIOR POSTAL OFFICER, FOR
FOURTH DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL^S DEPARTFOURTH DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL^S DEPARTMENT, QUEENSLAND.
MENT, NEW SOUTH WALES.
Held 24tli May, 1958.
Total Order of
Order of
Total
marka.
Name.
merit.
marks.
rrtrit.
Name.
HOLBROOK.
COOLANGATTA.
346
Campbell,
1.
^
, John Charles
346
278
Young, Robert William
1.
2. Spokes, Robert Arthur Leslie
223
3. Tutty, Anthony Charles
271
2. Stone, Frederick Stanley
268
3. Pearce, Robert Patrick
NARRANDERA.
312
1. Adams, Allan John ..
DIRRANBANDI.
269
2. Close, Terrence William
249
3. Walkom, Roy William Thomas
291
Lee, Donald Jack
1.
257
2.
Rodwell,
William
James
PEAK HILL.
296
1. Dunn, Garry James ..
289
2. McGregor, Phillip Neville
MAROOCHYDORE.
279
3. Wright, Robin Harold
240
328
4. Glasheen, Mervyn John
1. Leadbetter, Kevin Leslie
315
2. Cassidy, Ian ..
FOR APPOINTMENT AS JUNIOR POSTAL OFFICER,
FOURTH DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, SYDNEY.
Held 31st May, 1958.
Total
Older of
marka
merit.
Name.
332
1. Uzzell, John William ..
326
2.
Connor, Denis John ..
323
3. Bell, Colin ..
321
4. McDougal, Geoffrey Michael
316
5. Entwistle, Malcolm Richard
313
Skien, Roger Douglas ..
6.
307
7. Rizzo, Peter Albert . .
304
8. Griffin. Gary Russell ..
300
9. Morris, Robert William
297
Lalor, Ronald Henry . .
10.
290
O'Donnell, Noel Bernard
11.
251
Ferguson, Kevin Walter James
12.
245
13. Lyons, Brian Francis . .
Examination No. YP596.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST, FOURTH DIVISION,
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, MELBOURNE.
Order of
Total
n\erit.
marks.
Name.
1. Ely, Lois Yvonne
348
2. Walder, Margaret Dorothy
311
3. Buchan, Cathleen
299
Examination No. QP172.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS JUNIOR POSTAL OFFICER, BRISBANE, FOURTH DIVISION. POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT, QUEENSLAND.
HE results of this examination, which appeared in Gazette, No.
3, of 16th January, 1958, are hereby amended as follows:—
Order of
Total
marks.
merit.
Name.
Delete:
278
49. Svenson, Allan Alfred
Insert:
49. Svensen, Allan Alfred
278
T
Examination No. QP214.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, QUEENSLAND.
Order of
Total
merit.
Name.
marks.
BIGGENDEN.
1. Doran, Naomi
332
2. Dimock, Beverley Alma Hannah
316
3. Young, Heather Mary
305
4. Johnson, Desley Joan ..
293
5. Godbold, Aileen Mary
258
254
6. Bayntun, Dorothy Norma
244
7. Roser, Shirley Margaret
232
8. Graham, Gwenyth Grace
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
CABOOLTURE.
Moorhead, Dorothy Margaret ..
Harper, Heather Jean ..
Daly, Moya Imelda
Russell, Doris Joy
Dwyer, Rosemarie Kathleen ..
Pritchard, Desley Joan
John, Beverley June ..
321
316
311
306
292
281
273
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
DALBY.
Brennan, Patricia May
Erbacher, Evon Margaret Ruth
Stimson, Robin Marie
Fisher, Rae Evelyne Earle
Cook, Shirley Fay ..
Troe, Glenda Laraine
Keene, Helen Bridgette
Gray, Ann Catherine ..
Mogg, Lorraine Lillian
343
316
305
303
288
287
282
269
259
KILLARNEY.
1. Tyler, Gloria Margaret
2. Fairbrother, June Nevada
3. Walker, Agnes Eileen ..
321
316
268
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
Commortwcalth GazMte
1960
Examinatloii No. QP215.
Examliiatloii No. WP189.
DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT,
QUEENSLAND.
FOR
APPOINTMENT
AS
TELEPHONIST,
FOURTH
DIVISION.
DEPARTMENT,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Held 24tli May, 1958.
Held 24tli May, 195S.
Order of
merit.
Total
marks.
Name.
1.
THEODORE.
Walsh, James Michael
3.
4.
1.
2.
Adams, Jennifer Gaye
Bandy, Rae Lynette ..
2.
INGLEWOOD.
MacPherson, Ewen Malcolm Donald Thomas
Wolff, Leo
Name.
WYALKATCHEM.
Barber, Alice Marjorie
Fenwick, Marie Constance
Monck, Beverley Francis
Murray, Gail Lynette . .
1.
CUNNAMULLA.
No applications received.
2.
Order of
merit.
334
270
..
Total
marks.
324
314
257
245
YARLOOP.
285
276
347
Examination No. TP108.
Examination No. SP168.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS LINEMAN-IN-TRAINING. FOURTH
DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Order of
merit.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Total
marks.
Name.
Woodhead, William Leonard
Wellington, David John
Starr, Robin Winston . .
Lucas» Kenneth John
Thompson, Warren Vincent
Hawke, Ian Andrew ..
..
..
330
267
260
259
239
229
DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT,
HOBART
Held 4th January. 1958.
Order of
registration.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name.
•Moore, Owen.
Orr, Edgar William.
Jenkins, Harry,
Fredericks, Harold.
Essy, Kevin Maurice.
Kovacs, George.
Murray, Graeme Alfred.
Smith, Eric George.
Woolley, Kingsley.
• Former member of the Forces.
Examination No. SP171.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST, FOURTH DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, SOUTH
AUSTRALIA.
(Commonwealth Gazette, No. 63, of 21tt November, 1957.)
Ordet of
merit.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name.
CEDUNA.
Hunkin, Lesley Diana
Hughes, Margaret Rose
Kelly, Brenda Lyn
Gaden, Faith Loraine . .
Thompson, Loma Dorothy
Total
marks.
318
273
270
255
222
DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT.
HOBART.
Held 15tti February, 1958.
Order of
registration.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TENNANT CREEK.
No applications received.
Name.
•Griffiths, Colin Rex.
Farrow, Brian Athol.
Courtney, Bryan Stanley.
•Martin, Geoffrey Neil.
Robertson, Kevin James.
• Former member of the Forces.
Examination No. VP597.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, VICTORIA.
Order of
Order of
merit.
Name.
DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT,
HOBART.
Total
marka.
1.
2.
3.
HAMILTON,
Westland, Wendy Viola
Chapman, June Margaret
Van Kalken, Ann Cornelia
300
294
225
1.
2.
MORTLAKE.
Brumley, Nancye Elaine
Foreman, Pamela
305
273
mcfh.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total
Name.
markd.
Reardon, Francis Joseph
323
McLoughlin, William John
m
Doherty, Anthony
302
McKellar, Reginald John
288
Keleher, Laurence Keith
246
Gearman, David Lyle
239
6.
Fentiman, Patrick Joseph
234
7.
Candidates whose names do not ftpjwar in the above results
were unsuccessful.
H. C. AVENT, Secretary,
1961
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
VACANCIES OPEN TO PERMANENT OFFICERS ONLY.
PPLICATIONS are invited from officers of the Commonwealth
Service for promotion or transfer to the positions mentioned
below.
Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the positions
sought, and, forward their applications to the officer indicated in
the last column in time to reach him not later than the appointed
date. Applications submitted by telegram before the closing date
will be accepted, but these should be followed up immediately by
written application.
Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or more
vacancies a separate application should be forwarded for each
position sought except where the positions applied for are of
similar classification and in the same Branch of the Department,
e.g., positions of Postmaster, Lines Staff positions, &c., when one
application covering such positions will be accepted.
The following particulars should be set out at the foot of the
application:—
Full name (block letters) .., Seniority date
Designation
Length of service
Salary scale
Salary (per annum)
Office or Branch
Date of last increment
Date and place of birth
VACANCIES OPEN TO OFFICERS AND TO PERSONS
OUTSIDE THE COMMONWEALTH SERVICE.
Where indicated, positions are open to officers and to persons
outside the Commonwealth Service (including temporary employees).
Appointment to permanent positions is restricted to British
subjects under the age of 51 years except where otherwise indicated
permanently residing in Australia, or eligible for entry to Australia
for permanent residence.
Applicants for permanent positions only should make application
on printed forms which may be obtained from the Public Service
Inspector in each Capital City, the Public Service Board's
Representative in Port Moresby, or from the Department in which
the vacancy exists.
SALARY, CONDITIONS, ETC.
The range of salary indicates the classified value of a position
and new appointments may be made at any salary within such
range.
A
Position, Salary Scale and Division.
The rate of salary per annum shown in the advertisement is
increased as follows:—
(a) Adult Males and married minors (Males)—£63 per annum.
(b) Adult Females—£47 per annum.
(c) Minors—Proportionate adjustments as specified in
Regulation 106A.
Should a female be appointed promoted or transferred to a
position named below and not designated a "Female position",
the salary payable will be—
Adult Females—
(a) Third Division—£154 less (Regulation^
104 (2) and (3))
I pios£47
(b) Fourth Division-^154 less (Regulation f perammm
106 (3) and (4))
Junior Females—
(a) Third Division—Rates specified hi' plus proportionate
(regulation 104 (5))
specified
(b) Fourth Division—Rates specified hi adjustment
(regulation 106(2) or 106(5)) , faireguhitionl06A
Successful applicants must comply with the provisions of the
Superannuation Act.
At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rate of
10 per cent, of the minimum salary of the position will be made
unless otherwise stated. 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 partly withdrawn at any time.
Officers of the Commonwealth Service, who may be transferred
without promotion, 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 119.
Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are not
officers of the Commonwealth Service will not be paid by the
Commonwealth unless such fares (including, if the applicant is
married, those of his wife and family) exceed £3, when such
allowances as the circumstances justify may be granted.
Locality.
Applications
Close.
Forward Applications to.
-
AUDITOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Victoria.
Clerk (Audit), Grade 3 (£903-£l,083). Third Division Melbourne
..
26.6.58 The Secretary and Chieflnspector, Auditor(two positions)
Generars, Office, Canberra
Qualifications.—Applicants should give details of any progress made in accountancy subjects. Stage 1. accountancy necessary
for advancement beyond £993(S) per annum.
ADMINISTRATION DIVISION.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Registry and Library
Section
Office Services Branch.
Canberra
..
26.6.58
Duties.—Subject indexer.
The Secretary, Department of Territories,
Canberra
NORTHERN TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION DIVISION.
§Plant Pathologist (£1,443-£1,723), Third Division
Agricultural Branch.
Darwin..
..
The Assistant Administrator, Darwin (by
airmail)
Duties.—Carry out work on identification and control of plant diseases; field work in relation to disease resistance in varieties and seasonal
variation incidence of disease; pathological quarantine investigations; advise producers on plant diseases and control.
Qualifications.—Appropriate academic qualifications and post-graduate experience.
District Allowance.—Darwin: married, £275 per annum; single, £175 per annum.
Accommodation.—Married accommodation available immediately upon taking up duty. Single hostel accommodation available.
A taxation concessional allowance of £180 may be allowable.
Welfare Branch.
(a)
3.7.58 The Assistant Administrator, Darwin (by
tSenior Carpenter, Grade 2 (£978), Fourth Division (five
Airmail)
positions)
(a) Beswick Creek, Hooker Creek and other centres of Welfare Branch (Field Staff).
Duties.—Construction and maintenance work on settlements as part of a programme of training of aborigines in related manual skills.
Appointees may be required to serve anywhere in the Northern Territory.
Qualifications.—Possess training and/or experience which would qualify for acceptance as a tradesman carpenter by an appropriate trade
union or similar body. Applicants should state any experience as foreman or leading hand or in training apprentices or others.
District Allowance.—From £120 per annum to £275 per annum married and from £70 per annum to £175 per annum unmarried depending
on location. A concessional taxation deduction of £180 per annum may be allowable.
Married accommodation, if required, available at Papunya and Warrabri; will be available at Amoonguna, Bsswick Creek and Hooker
Creek after about six months.
3553/58.-6
3.7.58
For references see footnotes on page 1971.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1962
N O T I F I C A T I O N O F VACANCIES—continued.
Applications
Close.
Locality.
D E P A R T M E N T O F EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
Antarctic Division.
tOflScer-in-charge (£1,353), Third Division (temporary
position)
Macquarie
Island
26.6.58
The Director, Antarctic Division, Department
of External Affairs, 187 Collins-street,
Melbourne
Duties.—Under the direction of the Director, Antarctic Division, to control all phases of the expedition's activities at the station, to maintain
the morale and efficiency of the men and to supervise them in the performance of their duties; to control and issue all stores and to re-order supplies
for the following year; to report to the Director upon the progress of work and life at the station in general.
Qualifications.—Applicants should possess powers of leadership, sound judgment, high character and interest in outdoor life and adventure.
Experience in the handling of men.
{Medical Officer (£l,833-£2,493), Third Division, (two
temporary positions)
Wilkes (Antarctica)
Macquarie Island
26,6.58
{Surveyor (£l,263-£ 1,443), Third Division (temporary
position)
Mawson
(Antarctica)
26.6.58
{Physicist (£903-£ 1,443), Third
position)
Macquarie
Melbourne
Duties.—To care for the health of the party at the station and to conduct certain research in biology and physiology.
Qualifications.—At least one year's post-graduate hospital experience in addition to normal medical qualifications. Surgical experience
is essential.
Melbourne
Duties.—Exploratory work and survey work in Antarctica from the ground and from the air.
Qualifications.—Applicants should be fully qualified with a sound knowledge of astronavigation. Experience in outdoor activities,
particularly ski-ing or mountaineering would be an advantage.
Division
(temporary
Island
26.6.58
Melbourne
Duties.—To operate and maintain electronic and photographic equipment and to investigate ionospheric, cosmic ray and auroral phenomena.
Qualifications.—University degree with physics as a major subject (or equivalent). Sound knowledge of, and experience in electronics.
Commencement of Duty.—The successful applicant will be required to commencc duty with the Antarctic Division on 4th August, 1958.
{Physicist (£1,353-£1,623), Third Division (three temporary positions)
Mawson (2)
..
26.6.58
Wilkes (1)
(Antarctica)
Melbourne
Duties.—To carry out research on ionospheric, cosmic ray and auroral phenomena involving operation and maintenance of radar, pulse
counting, photo-electric and other electronic equipment and photographic and spectrographic equipment.
Qualifications.—University degree, preferably with honours, with physics as a major subject or equivalent. Sound knowledge of, and
experience in electronics.
Commencement of Duty.—The successful applicants will be required to commence duty with the Antarctic Division on 1st July, 1958.
{Glaciologist (£1,353-£1,443), Third Division (temporary
position)
Wilkes (Antarctica)
26.6.58
Melbourne
Duties.—To carry out a programme of glaciological research in Antarctica.
Qualifications.—University degree with physics as a major subject or equivalent, and sound knowledge of glaciological techniques.
{Supervisor (Radio) (£1,022-£1,052), Fourth Division,
(four temporary positions)
(a)
26.6.58
J R a d i o Officer (£882-£ 1,002), Fourth Division, (seven
(a)
26.6.58
tSenior Diesel Mechanic (£998-£ 1,058), Fourth Division
(two temporary positions)
Mawson,
Wilkes
(Antarctica)
26.6.58
{Senior Technician (Radio) (£978-£ 1,038), Fourth Division (temporary position)
Macquarie
26.6.58
Melbourne
(a) Mawson, Davis, Wilkes (Antarctica), Macquarie Island.
Duties.—To service and maintain radio, radiosonde and rewind equipment and act as senior radio telegraphist.
Qualifications,—Applicants should state any appropriate licence or technical diploma held by them. A thorough knowledge of theoretical
and practical electronics is essential plus a first-class commercial operator's certificate of proficiency or equivalent service experience.
of External Affairs, 187 Collins-street, Melbourne
(a) Mawson (2), Davis (1), Wilkes (2) (Antarctica), Macquarie Island (2).
Qualifications.—Commercial operator's Certificate of Proficiency or equivalent service experience together with wide experience in operation
and maintenance of ground installations.
Duties.—^To maintain diesel electric generating plants and other mechnical equipment including tractors and weasels. T o be responsible
for the reticulation of power throughout the station.
Qualifications.—Wide experience with diesel electric generating plant.
Island
Duties.—^To service and maintain radar and allied equipment.
Qualifications.—Qualified Radio Technician. Considerable experience in the maintenance and adjustment of pulse modulated equipment.
Practical experience with high power radar desirable.
{Diesel Mechanic (^958-£l,008), Fourth Division (two
Davis (Antarctica),
Macquarie Island
26.6.58
Duties.—^To maintain diesel and petrol electric generating plant and other mechanical equipment, including tractors.
Qualifications.—Wide experience with diesel-electric generating plant.
{Diesel Mechanic (£948-£978), Fourth Division (two
Mawson, Wilkes,
(Antarctica)
26.6.58
T h e Director. Antarctic Division, Department
Duties.—To assist with the maintenance of diesel electric generators and other mechanical equipment at the station.
Qualifications.—Wide experience with diesel-electric generating plant.
1963
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES--continued.
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DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS—continued.
Antarctic Division—continued.
JCarpenter (£918-£948), Fourth Division (temporary
Macquarie Island
26.6.58
position)
Duties.—To assist with the design, construction and maintenance of buildings.
Qualifications.—Qualified carpenter with wide experience.
JCook (£788-£828), Fourth Division (four temporary
positions)
(a)
26.6,58
(a) Mawson, Davis, Wilkes (Antarctica); Macquarie Island.
Duties.—To cook for the party at the station.
Qualifications.—Wide cooking experience, including bread baking and butchering.
Conditions for Positions in Antarctic Division.—Period of employment—two to six months preparatory work in Melbourne, followed by
approximately twelve months at the Station. Tentative sailing dates—Macquarie Island early December, 1958; Mawson, Davis and Wilkes,
late December, 1958. Whilst absent from Australia, kitting and maintenance provided free by the Commonwealth and tax-free regional
allowance of 12s. 6d. per day single man, 17s. 6d. per day married men, is payable in addition to salary, also recreation leave accrues at the rate
of five weeks per annum. Subject to the provisions of the Income Tax Assessment Act, Zone Allowance deduction of £180 may be allowable.
Commencing salary within appropriate range according to qualifications and experience. Applicants must be in robust health and have experience
in outdoor life, such as ski-ing, mountaineering, bushwalking, &c. They must furnish a recent photograph and names of at least two referees.
Administrative Office, Crown SoUcitor's Division.
Senior Legal Officer (£l,888-£2,053), Third Division ..
Canberra
26.6.58
The Secretary, Attorney-General's Department, Canberra
Duties.—Prepare draft opinions and submissions as required; carry out research into difficult legal problems; furnish oral advice to departmental officers on common law matters.
Qualifications.—Applicants should be Barristers or Solicitors of the High Court or of the Supreme Court of a State.
[In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette of 29th May, 1958.]
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
Crown Solicitor's Office.
Senior Legal Officer (£1,888-£2,053), Third Division
Canberra
26.6.58
The Secretary, Attorney-General's Department, Canberra
Duties.—Conduct of the more important property and litigation work.
Qualifications.—Applicants should be Barristers or Solicitors of the High Court or of the Supreme Court of a State.
(In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette of 29th May, 1958.]
Patent, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright Offices.
§Examiner of Patents, Grade 1 (£993~£1,443), Third DiviCanberra
3.7.58
The Commissioner of Patents, Patent Oflice,
sion. Patents Examinations Section (several positions)
Canberra
Vacancies exist for Electronic (computer, television or radar) Engineers or Scientists, Telephone Engineers and Organic Chemists.
Duties.—Technical investigations and reports amongst other things as to—
(a) Whether applicants for Letters Patent have given adequate description of their inventions;
(b) Whether the inventions are novel.
Qualifications.—Applicants should have qualified for an appropriate degree or diploma at an Australian university or technical college
or possess equivalent qualifications. Applications will be received from final year under-graduates expecting to graduate in the present academic
year.
Initial training will be given in Patent examination procedure. Advancement beyond £1,263 and promotion to higher grades is dependent
on passing prescribed examinations in Patent Law subjects. Lectures in these subjects may be conducted at the Canberra University College.
Appointees with dependants may be temporarily stationed in Sydney or Melbourne but are subject to transfer to Canberra as accommodation
becomes available. Applicants who are not permanent officers of the Public Service must be under the age of 55 years.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The High Court.
Sydney..
..
26.6.58
The Principal Registrar, High Court of
Australia, Melbourne
Duties.—General clerical duties relating to the filing of Court documents, the collection of fees, accounts, records and correspondence.
Taxation Branch, Head Office.
Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£794), Fourth DiviCanberra
..
26.6.58
The Commissioner of Taxation, Canberra
sion, Correspondence Section, Management Division
Duties.—In charge of Typing Pool.
Ionospheric Prediction Service.
JPhysicist (£903-£ 1,443), Third Division (temporary
Macquarie Island
26.6.58
position)
The Officer-in-charge, Ionospheric Prediction
Service, Department of the Interior, 5
Hickson-road, Miller's Point, New South
Wales
Duties.—To operate and maintain Ionospheric recording station and take part in other geophysical investigations.
Qualifications.—University degree or diploma with physics as a major subject (or equivalent). A sound knowledge of, and experience in
electronics.
Commencement of Duty.—The successful applicant will be required to commence duty with the Antarctic Division on 4th August, 1958.
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1964
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES--continued.
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Applications
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—continued.
Ionospheric Prediction Service—continued.
{Physicist (£1,353^£1,623), Third Division (two tempor- Mawson
26.6.58 The Officer-in-charge, Ionospheric Prediction
ary positions)
Wilkes (Antarctica)
Service, Department of the Interior, 5
Hickson-road, MiJler's Point, New South
Wales
Duties.—To carry out research on Ionospheric, Cosmic Ray and Auroral phenomena, involving operation and maintenance of radar, pulse
counting, photo electric and other electronic equipment and photographic and spectrographic equipment.
Qualifications.—University degree, preferably with honours, with physics as a major subject (or equivalent). A sound knowledge of and
experience in electronics.
Commencement of Duty.—The successful applicants will be required to commence duty on 1st July, 1958.
Conditions for positions in Antarctica.—Period of employment—two to six months' preparatory work in Melbourne followed by
approximately twelve months at the station. Tentative sailing dates—Macquarie Island early December, 1958; Mawson and Wilkes, late December,
1958. While absent from Australia kitting and maintenance arc provided free by the Commonwealth and a tax-free regional allowance of 12s. 6d.
per day single men, 17s. 6d. per day married men, is payable in addition to salary. Also recreation leave accrues at the rate of five weeks per
annum. Subject to provisions of the Income Tax Assessment Act, zone allowance deduction of £180 may be allowable. Commencing salary
within appropriate range according to qualifications and experience. Applicants must be in robust health and have experience in outdoor life,
such as ski-lng, mountaineering, bush-walking, &c. They must furnish a recent photograph and names of at least two referees.
QUEENSLAND.
Technical Division.
Principal Architect (£2,218-£2,493), Third Division .. Brisbane
..
26.6.58 The Director-General, Department of Works,
Box 2807AA, G.P.O., Melbourne
Duties.—Responsible to the Director of Works for the detailed design and standard of construction for all Departmental architectural works
in Queensland.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
tTechnical Assistant, Grade 1 (£333-£878), Fourth Divi- Kalgoorlie
..
10.7.58 The Commonwealth Director of Health,
sion. Health Laboratory
Perth
Duties.—General assistance to the Biochemist. Prepare simpler chemical solutions, strains and bacteriological media and smears for
microscopic examination.
Qualifications.—Qualifications and experience should be stated.
District Allowance.—Grade I.
NORTHERN TERRITORY.
SPharmacist, Grade 1 (£903-£l,083). Third Division, Darwin..
3.7.58 The Director-General of Health, Canberra
Darwin Hospital
Qualifications.—Applicants must be qualified Pharmaceutical Chemists.
District Allowance.—Grade VII. A taxation rebate of £180 per annum may be allowable.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Trade Services and Industries Branch.
O f f i c e r - i n - c h a r g e (£l,998-£2,163), Third Division, Trade
Canberra
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26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of Trade, CanInformation Sub-section, Trade Services Section
berra
Duties.—Collection and recording of information on international trade and distribution thereof. Co-operation with responsible sections
in certain aspects of Trade Commissioner work and overseas trade promotion and publicity projects.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of international trade, practical experience in the selection, analysis and distribution of specialized information
desirable.
Clerk (£1,778-£1,943), Third Division, Industries and Canberra
..
26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of Trade, CanTrade Services Policy Section
berra
Duties.—Initiation and control of work programmes in Trade Services and Industries Branch; preparation of Cabinet and Ministerial
submissions, analysis of submissions on financial and economic issues and material of a similar nature.
Qualifications.—Sound training and experience in economics, knowledge of Australian industries and appropriate university degree desirable.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Trade Services and Industries Branch, Industries Division.
(£1,353-£1,533), Third Division
..
.. Perth
..
26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of Trade, Canberra
Duties.—Investigation into structure, capacity and operation of manufacturing industries; trade promotion, export control, and investigation
of import
licensing applications andin correspondence.
Qualifications.—Experience
investigation work and knowledge of manufacturing industry and export trade desirable.
Clerk
CENTRAL STAFF.
Secretariat.
llClttrk (£1,443-£1,623), Third Division
..
.. Melbourne
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26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of the Navy, Melbourne
Duties,—Collection, preparation and presentation of statistical data for planning and administrative purposes within the Department.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university training and practical experience in statistics desirable.
1965
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIESôntinued.
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Applications
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Forward Applicatiom to.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Branch of the Secretary, Finance.
Melbourne
26.6.58
The Secretary, Department of the Army, MeN
bourne
Duties.—Officer-in-charge of Expenditure Control Sub-section; examine and consolidate submissions by Branches relating to the Estimates
of Expenditure; prepare data and submissions on new proposals for inclusion in Army programme; examine Branch expenditure proposals.
Clerk (£1,443-£1,623), Third Division
ARMY HEAD-QUARTERS.
Adjutant-Generars Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£798-£858), Fourth Division Melbourne
..
26.6.58
The Secretary, Department of the Army, Melbourne
Duties.—Maintain unit records of other rank personnel of Army Head-quarters; prepare pay and service retimis for Army Head-quarters
other rank personnel for notification to Central Army Records Office; prepare leave passes and neccssary documentation work.
It is expected that the above two positions will be transferred to Canberra in 1959.
Master-General of the Ordnance Branch.
Clerk (£813-£993),Third Division (two positions)
..
Albert Park
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26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of the Army,
Melbourne, S.C.I
Duties.—Calculation and recording of provision data relating to procurement of vehicles and associated stores; preparatioa of draft
schedules of requirements.
Qualifications.—A knowledge of current procurement procedure is desirable.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758^£798), Fourth Division Albert Park
..
26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of the Army,
Melbourne, S.C.I
Duties.—Maintenance of card index systems for orders relating to procurement of clothing items; Registration and filing of correspondence
and procurement data,
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Technical Services Branch.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division ..
Melbourne
26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of Air, Melbourne
Duties.—General assistance to Administrative Assistant (Financial).
Supply and Equipment Branch.
tDrafting Assistant, Grade 1 (£333-£878), Fourth Divi- Melbourne
3.7.58 The Secretary, Department of Air, Melbourne
sion
Duties.—Under direction, prepare routine plans and drawings, trace plans and drawings.
Note.—It is expected that the above position will be transferred to Canberra in 1959, and housing accommodation will be available for
the successful applicant.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Area Finance Office.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division (two positions)
Perth
..
3.7.58
The Area Finance Officer, Department of Air,
44 Stirling Street, Perth
Duties.—Ledger-keeper, maintenance of R.A.A.F. Pay and Allotment Accounts.
QUEENSLAND REGION.
Airways Engineering Branch.
§AirwaysEngineer(£903-£l,353), Third Division, General Brisbane
3.7.58
Engineering Section
The Regional Director, Department of Civil
Aviation, P.O., Box 1, Brisbane Airport,
N.E.2
Duties,—Assistance on duties associated with the installation and maintenance of power generating and airport and airways lighting equipment.
Qualifications.—Appropriate degree or diploma in electrical engineering or other educational qualifications giving f\ill exemption fSrom
A.M.I.E. (Aust.) examinations.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA—NORTHERN TERRITORY REGION.
Finance and Stores Branch.
Storeman (£768-£808), Fourth Division, Stores (Main Parafield
26.6,58
The Regional Director, Department of Civil
Store) Section (two positions)
Aviation, Box I958p, G.P.O., Adelaide
Duties.—Responsible for the receipt, storage and issue of Departmental stores.
Qualifications.—A sound knowledge of stores procedure and stores accounting instructions and practical experience in modem warehousing
and organization of stocks desirable.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA REGION.
Personnel and Establishments Branch.
§ Assistant Librarian (£385~£903), Third Division ..
Perth
10.7.58 The Regional Director, Department of Civil
Aviation, Private Mail Bag, G,P.O„ Perth
Duties.—Responsible for the efficient operation of the Regional Technical Library.
Qualifications.—Leaving Certificate or equivalent. Some library experience desirable. Minimum salary at age 21 is ^723 (male), £569
(female) per annum. This position is considered to be more suitable for a female.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1966
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES—continued.
Locality.
Applications
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Explosives Factory.
§Engineer, Grade 3 (£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Division, Mulwaia
..
3.7.58
The Secretary, Department of Supply, Box
Technical Section
2288u, G.P.O., Melbourne
Duties.—(Position No. 36)—Responsible to Head of Section (Maintenance and Services) for the direction and supervision of installations
and maintenance work for the factory, with particular reference to services.
Qualifications.—Educational qualifications giving exemption from A.M.LE. (Aust.) examinations and relevant experience desirable.
A house is available for the successful applicant.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Research and Development Branch.
JScientific Officer, Grade 3 (£1,668-£1,888), Third Divi- Woomera
..
3.7.58
The Controller, Weapons Research Establishsion, Trials and Instrumentation Wing, Weapons
ment. Box 1424H, G.P.O., Adelaide
Research Establishment (Temporary Position No. 405)
Duties.—Research and experimental work associated with the tracking and recording of artificial satellites using electronic methods. This
includes work on the Minitrack, phase-comparison equipment, telemetry and doppler installation and also the interpretation and assessment of
results, including the preliminary determination of orbits.
Qualifications.—Honours degree in physical science or electronic engineering or other academic qualifications and research experience
considered the equivalent. Several years* research and experimental experience in radio physics or electronic engineering desirable.
Conditions.—An allowance of £120 p.a. is payable to a married man maintaining a family; others £70 p.a. Housing accommodation will
be made available within a reasonable period.
Applicants not possessing experience to justify appointment as Scientific Officer Grade 3, will be considered for appointment at Scientific
Officer, Grade 1, level.
Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 2 (£1,448-£1,538), Fourth Salisbury
..
26.6.58 The Controller, Weapons Research EstablishDivision, Engineering Division, Weapons Research
ment, Box 1424H, G.P.O., Adelaide
Establishment
Duties.—Responsible to a Senior Engineer for planning and distribution, supervision and direction of work within Section of the Drawing
Office engaged on preparing design and detail drawings for electronic projects, including block schematics, circuit diagrams and associated general
mechanical requirements. Responsible for final checking of drawings and detailed training of junior staff in the Section.
Qualifications.—Particulars of qualifications and experience to be stated.
Note.—Assistance will be given in obtaining housing accommodation. Applicants qualified for appointment to Third Division will be
appointed to that Division.
TASMANIA.
Hobart ..
Clerk (£903-£l,083), Third Division
26.6.58
The State Controller, Department of Supply,
Box 118F, G.P.O., Hobart
Duties.—Final accounting work in respect to Stores and Transport Accounts. Maintain Debtors and Creditors Ledgers, Prepare Financial
and Statistical returns.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of accountancy desirable,
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Marketing Division.
Clerk (£813~£993), Third Division, Meat Dairy Produce Canberra
26.6.58 The Secretary, Department of Primary
and Eggs Section
Industry, Canberra
Duties.—Responsible to the Marketing Officer for the preparation of material relating to marketing of dairy produce, maintaining price
data, &c., and to assist in the detailed work involved in the payment of butter and cheese subsidies.
VICTORIA.
Administration Branch, Inspection and Administration Division.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Clerical Section
Melbourne
..
Industry, Canberra
Duties.—Clerical duties in connexion with dairy produce submitted for export. Knowledge of Commerce Act, particularly in regard to
dairy products, desirable.
QUEENSLAND.
Clerk (£903-£l,083). Third Division, Clerical Section, Brisbane
Administration Branch, Inspection and Administration
Industry, Canberra
Division
Duties.—Clerical duties connected with the export of dairy produce from Queensland. A thorough knowledge of the Export (Dairy
Produce) Regulations is desirable.
DEPARIMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
W A R SERVICE HOMES DIVISION.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Operations Section ..
Victoria.
Melbourne
..
26.6.58
The Deputy Director, War Service Homes
Division, Box 1277L, G.P.O., Melbourne
Duties.—Statistical Clerk. Control registers of applications received and dealt with; prepare statistical returns and other statements
of activities.
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1967
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Applications
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Auxiliary Services.
Sister (£664-£704), Fourth Division (a number of posi- Concord
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26.6.58 The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation
tions), Repatriation General Hospital
Department, Box 3994, G.P.O., Sydney
Orderly, Grade 1 C£668-£708), Fourth Division (a number Concord
26.6.58
of positions), Repatriation General Hospital
Duties.—Ward duties.
Hospital Assistant (Female), Grade 1 (£303-£554), Fourth Concord
26.6.58
Division (a number of positions). Repatriation General
General Hospital
Duties.—Carry out duties in ward, pantries, kitchens, dining rooms and staff quarters.
VICTORIA.
Administrative Staff.
South Melbourne
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798), Fourth Division,
26,6.58 The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation
Records Section, Branch Office
Department, Box 87A, G.P.O., Melbourne,
C.l
Duties.—Receive and assemble the War Service Documents. Other duties as required.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£758-£798), Fourth Division, South Melbourne
26.6.58 The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation
Accounts Section, Branch Office (two positions)
Department, Box 87A, G.P.O., Melbourne,
C.l
Duties.—Stamping Pension Pay Register receipts.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
§MedicalOfficer(£l,833-£2,383), Third Division, Medical Adelaide
3.7.58
The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation
and General Section
Department, Box 902E, G.P.O., Adelaide
Duties.—Medical examinations and reports; other medical administrative duties as required.
Qualifications.—Applicants must be legally qualified medical practitioners and should state their qualifications and experience.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Accounts Branch.
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£704), Fourth Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs,
Division, Central Office Account Section
Melbourne, C.2
Duties.—Preparation of pay roll for Central Office on Remington accounting machine. General machine duties on Madas and Burroughs
listing machines and comptometer calculator.
Qualifications.—Applicants must have passed the prescribed test for advancement.
Personnel Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£798~£858, Female rate Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs,
£644->£704), Fourth Division, Establishments Section
Melbourne, C.2
Duties.—Minor clerical work associated with staffing proposals. Typing qualifications desirable. This position is more suitable to a
female.
Finance and Public Relations Branch.
Assistant Research Officer (£813-£1,083), Third Division, Melbourne
..
26.6.58 The Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs
Economic Analysis Section, Research and AdminisMelbourne, C.2
tration Sub-section
Duties.—Assists in compilation of reports and reviews of Departmental activity and in the co-ordination of statistical data.
Qualifications.—Academic qualifications should be stated.
ENGINEERING DIVISION.
Telephone Equipment Section.
Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Division (ten Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs
positions)
Melbourne, C.2
DutiesPosition No. 19—Assists Divisional Engineer in the design and investigation of circuits for automatic and manual exchange switching,
sub-station apparatus, routine test equipment and miscellaneous facilities.
Position No. 20—Assist Divisional Engineer in the investigation and standardization of methods and practices associated with manual
and sub-station plant installation.
Position No. 73—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development and planning of metropolitan and trunk networks and the preparation
of works programmes
Position No, 76—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development, design and standardization of automatic and manual trunk exchanges,
trunk switching and signalling equipment, &c.
Position No. 77—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development, design and standardization of sub-station equipment, manual
exchanges, phonogram equipment, &c.
Position No. 78—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development design and standardization of automatic and manual exchange
components and parts, standardization of relay codes, &c.
Position No. 79—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development, design and standardization of automatic and manual exchange
apparatus layouts, mountings, wiring, &c.
Position No. 80—Assist Divisional Engineer in the development design and standardization of automatic and manual exchange
material finishes, manufacturing standards, &c.
Positions No. 21 and 81—Assist Divisional Engineer in the procurement of trunk switching and signalling equipment, automatic
exchange equipment, R.A.X.*s P.A.B.X.*s, &c.
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POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT—continued,
N E W SOUTH W A L E S .
POSTAL AND TRANSPORT SERVICES DIVISION.
Post Offices Branch.
Yagoona
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney
Quarters.—Nil.
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,218), Third Division .. Trundle
..
26.6.58
Quarters.—Six rooms.
District Allowance.—Grade 1.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038), Third Divi. Yagoona
26.6.58
sion
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third or Fourth Division .. Botany ..
..
26.6.58
Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth Division, (four
(a)
26.6.58
positions)
(a) Castlereagh-street (2), Clarence-street, Moss Vale.
Postal Assistant (Mail) (£328-£858), Fourth Division .. Parramatta
26.6.58
Postmaster, Grade 3 (£1,308-£1,488), Third Division ..
Engineering Services Branch.
Foreman, Grade 2 (£1,188-£1,218), Fourth Division, St. Peters
..
Workshops Section, Plant and Design Division
Duties.—Responsible for the efficient functioning of the Workshops Tool Section.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of workshops practice and procedures and modem methods of tool making and heat treatment and ability
to control staff desirable.
tAssistant (Drafting), Grade 1 (£328-£878), Fourth Divi- Hurstville
sion. Drafting Section (two positions)
Rose Bay
Duties.—Measure accurately line plant, prepare cable and conduit information for Drafting Section and maintain cable and conduit record
plans at line depots. Full details of cable and conduit experience should be furnished.
fMotor Mechanic (£818~£858), Fourth Division. Auto- Alexandria
..
motive Plant Section
Qualifications.—Applicants should have completed an apprenticeship course or hold a certificate of recognition as one of the following:—
Motor Mechanic, Fitter, Fitter and Turner, Welder (first class) (engineering). Motor Cycle Mechanic or Motor Tuner and Tester. Applicants
may be required to undergo an informal trade test.
Cable Recorder (£818-£858), Fourth Division, Metro- Parramatta
26.6.58 The Director. Posts and Telegraphs. Sydney
politan District Works, No. 3 Division
Metropolitan Equipment Installation Section, Sub-station Installation, No. 1 Division.
Supervising Technician, Grade 5 (£1,428-£1,458), Fourth Sydney ..
..
Division
Duties.—Conduct surveys, consult with building authorities and prepare plans and estimates of subscribers' equipment installations in
large city buildings. Carry out special investigations and tests.
Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£1,218-£1,248), Fourth Sydney ..
..
Division
Duties.—Supervision and control of a metropolitan sub-station installation depot and store.
Metropolitan Equipment Service Section.
Supervising Technician, Grade 4 (£1,368-£l,398), Fourth
(a)
Division (three positions)
(a) No. 1 Division, Lane Cove; No. 3 Division, Randwick; No. 5 Division, Dalley Exchange.
DutiesLane Cove.—Maintenance of a 2,000 type automatic branch exchange.
Randwick.—Maintenance of a pre-2,000 type automatic branch exchange.
Dalley Exchange.—Shift Supervising Technician, 2,000 type automatic exchange.
Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£1,218-£ 1,248), Fourth
Sydney..
Division, Administration
Duties.—Relief Supervising Technician, pre-2,000 and 2,000 type exchanges.
Country Branch.
Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£1,218-£1,248), Fourth
(a)
Division, Long Line and Country Installation Section
(two positions)
(a) No. 3 Division, Sydney; No. 5 Division, Sydney.
Duties,—Supervision of staff engaged on the installation of long line, trunk switching and signalling equipment.
Regional Works and Services Section.
Supervising Technician, Grade 3 (£1,278'-£1,338), Fourth Moree ..
Division, Armidale Division
Duties.—Control of long line equipment station, magneto exchanges and R.A.X.'s.
District Allowance.—Grade 1.
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Engineering Division—continued
Country Branch—continued.
Regional Works and Services Section—continued.
Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£1,218-£1,248), Fourth
(a)
Division (three positions)
(a) Dubbo Division, Coonabarabran; Lismore Division, Bangalow; Maitland Division, Cessnock.
Duties—
Coonabarabran.—In charge of carrier station and district, comprising magneto exchanges and R.A.X.
Bangalow.—In charge of technicians' district, including magneto exchange and B.G.B. and A.P.O. type R.A,X.'s.
Cessnock.—Maintenance and control of a large magneto exchange and country technicians' district including R.A.X.'s.
fMotor Mechanic (£818-£858), Fourth Division, Goul- Goulburn
bum Division
Qualifications.—Applicants should have completed an apprenticeship course or hold a certificate of recognition as one of the following:—
Motor Mechanic, Fitter, Fitter and Turner, Welder (first class) (engineering). Motor Cycle Mechanic or Motor Tuner and Tester. Applicants
may be required to undergo an informal trade test.
VICTORIA.
SiRvicEs DIVISION.
Senior Assistant (Mails) (£898), Fourth Division, Mail Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, MelExchange Branch, Inland Section
'
bourne, C.l
Duties.—Checking-out Officer on intermediate shift.
Postmaster, Grade 5 (£l,723-£1,778), Third Division ..
South Melbourne..
26,6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.l
Quarters.—'Nil.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038). Third Divi- Pascoe Vale South
26.6,58
sion
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third or Fourth Division (three Carnegie
..
26.6.58
positions)
Metropolitan Relief
Oakleigh
Postal Clerk (Strongpoint) (£455-£918), Third or Fourth Camperdown
26.6.58
Division
[In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette of 22nd May, 1958.J
N.B.—Applicants for the above four positions must be qualified by examination.
Senior Postal Assistant (Mails), Grade 1 (£898), Fourth Shepparton
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, MelDivision
bourne, C.l
Postal Assistant (Mail) (£328-£858), Fourth Division Wangaratta
..
26.6.58
(two positions)
Wodonga
POSTAL AND TRANSPORT
Assistant Director (£3,150), Third Division ..
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION.
..
Melbourne
26.6.58
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.l
Commercial Branch.
Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.l
Duties.—Ministerial Correspondence Clerk.
Qualifications.—Thorough knowledge of Commercial Branch procedures desirable.
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division ..
..
Melbourne
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.l
Qualifications.—Knowledge of Telephone Regulations and Commercial Branch instructions and procedures as applied to private wire
services, desirable.
Clerk (£813-£993). Third Division ..
Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs. Melbourne, C.l
Duties.—Contract Clerk.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of Commercial Branch procedures desirable.
Clerk (£993-£l, 173), Third Division ..
Clerk (£813-£993), Third Division, Administrative Melbourne
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, MelBranch, Costing Section (three positions)
bourne C.l
Duties.—Preparation of wages and allowance for engineering workmen.
Country Branch.
Clerk (£993~£1,173), Third Division, Radio Section, Melbourne
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel
Radio (Broadcasting) No. 2 Division
bourne C.l
Duties.—Divisional clerk.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of Engineering Division procedures desirable.
Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£888-£918), Fourth Division, Heathcote
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts m d Telegraphs, Mel-'
Regional Works and Services (West) Section, Bendigo
bourne, C.l
Division
N.B.—Housing at Heathcote is very difficult to obtain.
For[references[see footnotcs[on page 1971.
No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1970
Locality.
Applications
Close.
Technical Assistant, Grade 2 (£918-£1,098), Fourth Divi- City West
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melsion, Equipment Service Section, No. 2 Division
bourne, C.l
Duties.—Fault Control Officer. Assist in the control of metropolitan junction network.
Qualifications.—Detailed knowledge of requirements of miscellaneous circuits, including broadcast and television and ability to assess
requirements from the point of view of signalling and transmission limits; interpret traffic studies, allocate new junctions, and, in emergency,
make the best possible junction re-arrangements desirable.
Line Inspector (£1,088-£1,238), Fourth Division, External Ringwood
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, MelPlant Metropolitan No. 2 Section, Metropolitan
bourne, C.l
District Works No. 5 Division
Duties.—Line Inspector, Service.
QUEENSLAND.
Warwick
26.6.58
Quarters.—Nil.
Postmaster, Grade 4 (£1,533-£1,668), Third Division .. Gladstone
..
26.6.58
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,038-£1,128), Third Divi- Woolloongabba ..
26.6.58
sion
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£948-£l,038), Third Divi- Miles ..
..
26.6.58
sion (two positions)
Rockhampton
District Allowance.—Rockhampton, Grade I.
26.6.58
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third or Fourth Division, Home Hill
Relieving Staff, Townsville District
District Allowance.—Grade II.
Postmaster, Grade 5 (£1,723-£1,778), Third Division ..
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Brisbane
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION.
Telephone Service Branch.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£604-£644), Fourth Brisbane
26,6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Brisbane
Division
[In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette of 22nd May, 1958.]
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Group Engineer (£1,443-£1,623), Third Division, External Adelaide
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Adelaide
Plant Section, Cable Protection
Duties.—Responsible for installation of gas pressure alarm system and cable electrolysis work.
Suiwrvising Technician. Grade 6 (£1,518), Fourth Divi- Adelaide
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs. Adelaide
sion. Internal Plant Service Section, Metropolitan Division, Wakefield Exchange
Duties.—Control and supervision of maintenance of a pre-2,000 and 2,000 type city main exchange.
Group Engineer (£1.443-£l,623), Third Division, Country Wallaroo
..
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs. Adelaide
District Works Section, Wallaroo Division
Duties.—Under direction of the Divisional Engineer, take charge of a Sub-section of the Division.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of external and internal plant desirable.
Internal Plant Installation Section.
Group Engineer (£l,443-£ 1,623), Third Division, Metro- Adelaide
..
politan Exchange, Subscribers and P.A.B.X. Installation
Division
Duties.—Under the direction of a Divisional Engineer, take charge of Exchange Installation Depot.
Supervising Technician, Grade 3 (£l,278-£l,338), Fourth Adelaide
..
Division, Metropolitan Exchange, Subscribers and
P.A.B.X. Installation Division
Duties.—To supervise the installation of P.A.B.X. equipment.
General Works and Services Section.
fCarpenter (£818-£858), Fourth Division, Workshops Adelaide
..
Division, Carpenter's Shop (two positions)
Qualifications.—Applicants should possess a good knowledge of joinery, cabinet making and constructional work, and be capable of
operating various woodworking machines. Applicants may be required to undergo an informal trade test.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Pemberton
3.7.58
Quarters.—Five rooms.
.. Claremont
..
3.7.58
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£l,038-£ 1,218), Third Division ..
Postal Clerk (£455-£918), Third Division
..
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No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1971
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-^continued.
Locality.
Applications
Close,
POSTMASTER-GENERAL^S DEPARTMENT—continued.
TASMANIA.
Postal Assistant (£398-£858), Fourth Division
Swansea
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Hobart
Qualifications.—Applicants should have passed a test for advancement as Postal Assistant.
Director's Staff.
26.6.58 The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Hobart
Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£704-£754), Fourth Divi- Hobart ..
sion
Duties.—Secretary to the Director.
t These positions are open to persons within and without the Commonwealth Service. The provisions of the Re-estabiishment and Employment Act 1945-1953
will apply in the making of appointments to these positions. See preamble to vacancies for eligibility and method of making application.
t These positions are open to persons within and without the Commonwealth Service including officers in the Fourth Division of the Commonwealth Service.
The provisions of the Re-establishment and Employment Act 1945-1955 will apply in the selection of applicants for temporary employment in these positions.
Applicants who are not permanent officers of the Commonwealth Service must be under the age of 65 years. See preamble to vacandes for eligibility and method of
making application.
§ These positions are open to persons within and without the Commonwealth Service including officers of the Fourth Division of the Commonwealth Service.
The provisions of the Re-establishment and Employment Act 1945-1955 will apply in the making of appointments to these positions. See
^ preamble to vacanciesfor eligibility and method of making application.
11 At a later date it is expected that the successful applicant may be permanently transferred to Canberra-
AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION.
PPLICATIONS are invited for the following permanent positions
in Sydney and Melbourne:—
Technicians (Television).
Salary.—£868-£998 per annum. Shift loadings and penalty rates
for weekend and holiday work are paid where applicable.
Duties.—Under supervision to set up, operate, test and maintain
television equipment.
Qualifications.—The successful completion of a Technician's
examination (Radio, Communications, &c.), or equivalent, with
A
experience in the operation and maintenance of electronic
equipment.
Appointees from the Commonwealth Public Service who are
permanent officers will preserve their existing rights under the
Officers, Rights Declaration Act.
Applications in writing, with copies only of references, stating
age, nationality, present position and salary and giving full particulars of qualifications and experience, should be forwarded to
the Chief Personnel Officer, Box 487, G.P.O., Sydney, except for
those applicants resident in Victoria, who should forward their
applications to the Manager, Box 1686, G.P.O., Melbourne.
Applications close on Friday, 25th July, 1958.
NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1950,
Commonwealth of Australia.
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1955.
The assigned estate of Ian Drummond Lloyd, trading as Ian Lloyd
Radio and Electrical Co., 131 Hampshire-road, Sunshine (No. 9
of 1957).
OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended to be
declared in the above matter. Creditors who have not proved
their debts by the 17th day of June, 1958, may be excluded from
this dividend.
Dated this 2nd day of June, 1958.
J. K. HALL, Trustee.
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No. 94/57/Xr. of W.A.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRST DIVIDEND.
In the matter of the separate estate of William Michael Corey,
residing at 10 Canny-road, Bentley, in the State of Western
Australia.
^ O T I C E is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first
jji dividend in the above matter. Creditors must prove their
debt by not later than 27th June, 1958.
Dated at Perth, this twelfth day of June, 1958.
FINN M. MELSOM, Trustee.
Melsom, Wilson & Smith, Chartered Accountants (Aust.), 104
St. George's-terrace, Perth.
2785
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A THIRD AND
In the Supreme Court of the State of Tasmania, Bankruptcy District
FINAL DIVIDEND.
of Tasmania.
In the matter of Henry George James Abbott, residing at 33
George-road, Geraldton, in the State of Western Australia.
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS, ETC.
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a third
O. 24 of 1958.—Re Walter S. Allan, formerly of 11 Scott-street,
Glebe, Hobart, but at present of 258 Park-street, Hobart, panel
and final dividend in the above matter. Creditors must prove
beater.
their debt by not later than 27th June, 1958.
Date and time of first meeting of creditors—Êleven a.m., on
10th June, 1958, at Official Receiver's Office, Hobart.
FINN M. MELSOM, Trustee.
Date of public examination—^Half-past Ten a.m., on 23rd
June, 1958, at Bankruptcy Court, Hobart.
2784 No. 25 of 1958.—Re John Scoular McVey, of Chapel-street, Glenorchy, in Tasmania, storekeeper.
Date of presentation of petition—21st May, 1958.
Date of sequestration order—27th May, 1958.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—Eleven a.m., on
In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy District of the
5th June, 1958, at Official Receiver's Office, Hobart.
State of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
Date of public examination—Half-past Ten a.m., on 26th June,
1958, at Bankruptcy Court, Hobart.
NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
No. 26 of 1958.—Re Harold Tasman Robinson and Darrell Thome
EBTOR'S Name—Gerrit Jan Velthuis.
Dwyer, of No. 8, Hunter-street, Stockton, Newcastle, in the
State of New South Wales.
Date of presentation of petition—17th July, 1957.
Address—13 West Market-street, Richmond.
Description—Builder.
Date of sequestration order—22nd May, 1958.
Number—303 of 1955.
N.B.—All
debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
Date of order—7th May, 1958.
Nature of order—Unconditional order of discharge.
H. A. RICHARDS, Official Receiver.
2788
L. G. BOHRINGER, Registrar.
18 Elizabeth-street, Hobart, Tasmania, 29th May, 1958.
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Con Dwealtfa of Australia.
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1950—Part XL
In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
Adelaide, exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy (No. 45
of 1957)—In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1950 and
in the matter of the scheme of arrangement of Kenneth Gordon
Munchenberg and Loris Velma Munchenberg, of Victor Harbour,
in the State of South Australia, debtors.
VrOTICE is hereby given that it is proposed to pay a first
iM dividend to all creditors who have proved their claims, on
and after the 13th day of June, 1958, at the offices of Eric A.
Gibson & Co., 29-32 Epworth Building, Pirie-street, Adelaide.
Dated at Adelaide, this 27th day of May, 1958.
ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee.
29-32 Epworth Building, Pirie-street, Adelaide.
2786
Notice of transfer of funds from assigned estate Janet Lowther
Hannel (separate estate) to assigned estate Milton Alfred Hannel
and Janet Lowther Hannel (joint estate).
^ O T I C E is hereby given that there being in the hands of the
Xl trustee in the above estate a surplus estimated at £233 arising
from the separate estate of Janet Lowther Hannel, one of the
debtors, and provision having been made for the payment of all
known creditors, of such debtor, in full, it is the intention of such
trustee, at the expiration of fourteen days from the appearance
of this notice in the Commonwealth Gazette, to transfer such
surplus to the credit of the joint estate in the said assigned estate.
Dated this 30th day of May, 1958,
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Chartered Accountants
(Aust.), agents for the Trustee, 115 Pitt-street, Sydney.
2792
In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia, Adelaide,
OF INABILITY TO PAY.
exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy (No. 33 of 1957) In the Court of DECLARATION
Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and the
in the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1950 and in the matter
Australian Capital Territory (No. of 1958).
of the scheme of arrangement of Milton Gordon Penrose and
Rhonda Joyce Penrose, formerly trading as " Irene " Frock Salon,
ATHOL DARE LARK, residing at Lansdowne-street, Young,
Unley-road. Unley, in the State of South Australia, debtors.
, in the State of New South Wales hereby declare that I am
OTICE is hereby given that it is proposed to pay a first dividend unable to pay my debts.
to all creditors who have proved their claims, on and after
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1958.
the 17th day of June, 1958, at the office of Eric A. Gibson & Co..
Signed by the Debtor in my presence—
29-32 Epworth Building, Pirie-street. Adelaide,
r A. D. LARK.
Dated at Adelaide this 30th day of May. 1958.
R. B. OMANT,
Young,
ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee.
Filed the 3rd day of June, 1958.
29-32 Epworth Building, Pirie-street, Adelaide.
2787
2793
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In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy.
No. 17/58/XI. of Western Australia.
EBTOR'S Name—Estclla May Lord.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRST AND FINAL
DIVIDEND.
Address—205 Hoddle-street, Abbotsford.
In
the
matter
of
Harold
Gabriel
Freedman, hardware store proDescription—Motor repairer.
prietor, wine licensee and cycle repairer of South-West Highway,
Donnybrook, and residing at Steere-street, Donnybrook, in the
District-—Bankruptcy District of the State of Victoria.
State of Western Australia.
Date of order—24th April, 1958.
VrOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first
Nature of order—Discharge suspended until 1st May, 1958.
Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of discharge 1 \ and final dividend in the above matter. Creditors must prove
-^Proof of facts (b) and (c) of section 119(7).
their debt by not later than 27th June, 1958.
FINN M. MELSOM, Trustee,
AFPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
2794
EBTOR'S Name—Ronald Leslie Payne.
Address—Frawleys-road, Hallam.
Description—Transport proprietor.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DTVIDEND,
Assigned estate of Kenneth Delghton Holland, trading as Brenbar
District—Bankruptcy District of the State of Victoria.
Mfg. Co. of Leichhardt, manufacturer.
Date fixed for hearing—22nd July, 1958.
^
O
T I C E is hereby given that first and final dividend is intended to
Z. HARTSTEIN, Deputy Registrar,
2790
Xl be declared in this estate and will be payable to those creditors
who have proved their claims on or before the 23rd June, 1958.
MALCOLM CHARLES CARD, Trustee.
107 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 6th June, 1958.
2795
Commonwealth of Auslraliau
In the matter of a deed of arrangement (assignment) by Janet
COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
Lowther Hannel (separate estate).
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DTVODEND.
EBTOR'S
Name—Edgar
Barratt Clegg,
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first and
final dividend in the above matter. The dividend will be paid
Address—369 Toorak-road, South Yarra, formerly 89 Morayonly to those creditors who have proved their claims on or before
street, South Melbourne.
13th June, 1958. Creditors who have not proved their claims on
Description—Êlectrical
contractor.
or before that date will be excluded from such dividend.
Dated at Sydney, this 3rd day of June. 1958.
District—Bankruptcy District of the State of Victoria.
Date fixed for hearing—24th July, 1958.
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Chartered Accountants
(Aust.) agents for the Trustee, 115 Pjtt-street, Sydney.
2791 2796
Z. HARTSTEIN, Deputy Registrar.
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In the Supreme Court of Queensland, Bankruptcy District of
Southern Queensland.
APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
EBTOR'S Name—CoUn Herrick Lansdowne NichoUs.
Address—24 Guy-street, Warwick.
Description—Electrical mechanic.
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COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
JÊBTOR'S Name—Cecil Barry George.
Address—31 Kippen-street, Mackay.
Description—Radio and electrical retailer.
2797
J, T. JOHNSTONE, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
DEBTOR'S Name—Cleatus Uemy Carew.
Address—93 Casey-street, Bendigo, Victoria.
Description—Painter,
Date of order—9th May, 1958.
Nature of order—Unconditional order of discharge.
L. G. BOHRINGER, Registrar.
2798
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No. 105 of 1958.—Re Lawrence Davis Nykiel, of 35 Murphystreet, Elizabeth Grove, electrical representative, lately residing
at Alice Springs, and carrying on business under the style of
" Nick Nykiel", as an electrical contractor.—Summary case.
Date of presentation of petition and sequestration order—
26th May, 1958.
Date of first meeting of creditors—24th June, 1958, at halfpast Ten a.m.
Date of public examination—14th August, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m.
:Mo. 106 of 1958.—Re Robert Hem-y GilUes, of Monarto South,
previously of Freeling, railway ganger. (Summary case.)
Date of presentation of petition and sequestration order—26th
May, 1958.
Date of first meeting of creditors—18th June, 1958, at half-past
Two p.m.
Date of public examination—14th August, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m.
No. 107 of 1958.—Re Joseph Darius Ross, salesman, and Terese
Pauline Ross, secretary, both residing at 28A Naldera-street,
Glandore, lately carrying on business at Port Augusta under the
style of " Augusta Crash Repairs ".
Dale of presentation of petition and sequestration order—
28th May, 1958.
Date first meeting of creditors—25th June, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m.
Date of public examination—14th August, 1958, at Eleven a.m.
No. 108 of 1958.—Re Andre Brian Davey, of Eudunda, previously
residing at 272 Glen Osmond-road, Fullarton Estate, railway
fireman. (Summary case.)
Date of presentation of petition and sequestration order—28th
May, 1958.
Date of first meeting of creditors—26th June, 1958, at Eleven
a.m.
Date of public examination—20th August, 1958, at 2.30 p.m.
No. 109 of 1958.—Re William Raymond Gardner-Fluck, of 267
Esplanade, Henley Beach, taxi driver, previously of 68 Weaverstreet, Woodlands Park.
Date of presentation of petition and sequestration order—
29th May, 1958.
Date of first meeting of creditors—23rd June, 1958, at halfpast Two p.m.
Date of public examination—21st August, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m.
No. n o of 1958.—Re Hans Paul Erich Gunther, of 61 Murraystreet, Albert Park, fitter. (Summary case.)
Date of presentation of petition—15th April, 1958.
Date of first meeting of creditors—19th June, 1958, at half-past
Two p.m.
Date of public examination—21st August, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m.
Ihe above meetings, unless otherwise shown, will be held at
my office and examinations at Bankruptcy Courtroom, Adelaide.
All debts due to the above estates are payable to me.
J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.
47 Waymouth-street, Adelaide, 2nd June, 1958.
2800
NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF SEPARATE ESTATE TO
JOINT ESTATE.
In the Supreme Court of Queensland, TownsviUe, exercising Federal
Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
No. 8 of 1958.—Ian William Irving Graham, of No. 7 Robinroad, Longreach, in the State of Queensland, lately insurance
inspector, but now of no known occupation, and Dulde Melba
Graham, his wife, lately of No. 7 Robin-road, Longreach, aforesaid, but at present at Fletcherview Station, near Charters Towers,
in the said State, both formerly of Marlow Station, near
Mingela, in the said State, where they carried on business of
graziers under the firm name of " Marlow Pastoral Company
Separate estate of Dulcie Melba Graham.
^ O T I C E is hereby given that there being in the hands of the
1 \ trustee in the above bankruptcy a surplus estimated at
£82, arising from the separate estate of Dulcie Melba Graham, and
there being no separate creditors of this bankrupt, it is the intention of the trustee at the expiration of seven days from the
appearance of this notice in the Commonwealth Gazette, to transfer
such surplus to the credit of the joint estate in the said bankruptcy. In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
Adelaide, exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
A. W. BRASNETT, Official Receiver.
"lÔTICE
is hereby given that the proceedings in the following
A.W.C. Building, Cleveland-street, Townsville, 3rd June, 1958.
2799 ]}i estate have been amended to read—
"No. 72 of 1958.—WilUam Adamson Ellisâwthorpe, of 77
Winchester-street, Malvern, barman, formerly fencing contractor
J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.
In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
47 Waymouth-street, Adelaide, 2nd June, 1958.
2801
Adelaide, exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
TÔ. 79 of 1958.—Re Lawrence William Janeway, of Moorak,
JS Mount Gambier, carpenter, lately residing and carrying on
business as a cabinet maker at 92 Crouch-street, Mount Gambier.
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC
—Summary Case.
EXAMINATIONS.
Date of first meeting of creditors and public examination—
11 th June, 1958, at Ten a.m., at local court, Mount In the Supreme Court of Queensland, Bankruptcy District of
Gambier.
Southern Queensland.
No. 80 of 1958.—Re Roy Louis Bull, of Lucindale, railway ganger,
O. 49 of 1958.—Re Elwin Arthur Browning and Elsie II«n«
previously of Penola, carrier.—Summary case.
Browning, his wife, both of 36 Esplanade, Urangan.
Date of first meeting of creditors and public examinationDate of presentation of petition—27th May, 1958.
nth June, 1958, at Ten a.m., at local court. Mount Gambier.
No. 92 of 1958,—Re B. G. Skipworth, of Karkoo.
Note.—All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
Date of public examination—23rd June, 1958, at half-past
No. 50 of 1958.—Re Ronald Virginal Wagner, of Brittania-avenue,
Ten a.m., at local court, Port Lincoln.
Broadbeach, and lately of "Miegunyah", Birt-avenue, Surfers
No. 104 of 1958.—Re Kenneth Desmond Lewis, of 26 ShepherdsonParadise, bookmaker.
road. Mount Gambier, timekeeper, lately residing at Salt Creek,
Keith, Meningie and Culburra.—Summary case.
Date of public examination—17th June, 1958, at Two p.m., at
Note.—All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
local court, Mount Gambier.
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No. 39 of 1958.—Re Leslie Eric Stanton, of Crego-road, Castle Hill,
near Sydney, New South Wales, and lately carrying on business
under the firm name of Total Services at corner of George
and Herschell streets, Brisbane, and East Brisbane, and at Ipswich,
Surfers Paradise and Toowoomba, and as a partner in the firm
of Total Services with his wife Zelie Marea Stanton at 77A
Argyle-street and 17 Macquarie-street, Parramatta, New South
Wales, Crego-road, Castle Hill, near Sydney, 13 Belmore-street,
Burwood, Sydney, 22 Church-street and Hunter House, Hunterstreet, Newcastle, and at Murwillumbah, Coffs Harbour and
Lismore, New South Wales, and at 104 Wellington-parade, East
Melbourne, Victoria.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—27th June, 1958,
at Eleven a.m., at the office of Official Receiver, Brisbane.
Date and place of public examination—30th July, 1958, at
half-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Commonwealth
Offices, Brisbane.
No. 32 of 1958.—Re Charles Bell, trading under the firm name
or style of Chas. Bell Engineering, Inverell, New South Wales.
Date and place of public examination—12th June, 1958, at
half-past Eleven a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Commonwealth
Offices, Brisbane.
No. 36 of 1958.—Re R. Stovin, of Chief Engineers Department,
Southern District Railway, Mayne Junction, Brisbane, presently
of 652 Ann-street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
at half-past Ten a.m., at the office of Official Receiver,
Brisbane.
INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
No. 96 of 1955.—Re Lindsay Andrew Montgomery, of 24
Aberleigh-road, Herston, Brisbane.—Summary case. (Second and
final dividend.)
No. 50 of 1957.—Re WiUiam Robert Peachey, trading as Peachey's
Drapery Store, of Stanthorpe. (First dividend.)
A dividend as above is intended to be declared in the
above two estates. Creditors who have not lodged their
proofs of debt with me on or before 24th June, 1958, will
be excluded from the dividend.
L. T. STAPLETON, Official Receiver.
Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide-street, Brisbane, 3rd June, 1958.
2802
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS AND
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
v r o . 195 of 1958.—Re Thomas George Moy, of 17 River-road,
-Ll Rydalmere, carrier.
Date of presentation of petition—4th February, 1958.
No. 196 of 1958.—Re George WUliam Dickinson, of 21 Bridgestreet, Epping, builder.
Date of presentation of petition—29th May, 1958.
No. 197 of 1958.—Re Guiseppe Attana, of 11 Glanville-road, Pagewood.
No. 198 of 1958.—Re Cuthbert Theodore Ferguson, of Coonambleroad, Gulargambone, omnibus proprietor.
Date of presentation of petition—3rd April, 1958.
No. 199 of 1958.—Re AUce Verna Hurley, of Penshurst-avenue,
Neutral Bay.
Date of presentation of petition—3rd April, 1958.
No. 200 of 1958.—Re H. G. Shade, of 26 Vista>street, Sans Souci.
No. 201 of 1958 —Re Walter Robert Elliott Peadon, Bombala.
formerly hotel proprietor.
No. 202 of 1958.—Re George Arthur Matthews, of 7 Apsleyavenue, Padstow, taxi cab driver.
No. 203 of 1958.—Re A. M. Gale, of 15 Lavender-street, Bellambi.
No. 204 of 1958.—Re C. Raebum, of Flat 3, 52 Blair-street, North
Bondi.
No. 205 of 1958.—Re Clifford Noel Bennett, of Morton-street,
East Moree, formerly trading as "The Mehi Service Station".
No. 206 of 1958.—Re Arthur Morrison Cowan (deceased), of 53
Edward-street, Black Rock, City of Sandringham, Victoria,
salesman.
Date of administration order 30th May, 1958.
No. 207 of 1958.—Re Edward Henry Bishop (deceased), of
Petersham, contractor.
Date of administration order—30th May, 1958.
No. 208 of 1958.—Re Edward Henry Crane, of Arnott-street,
Laurieton, timber getter.
Date of presentation of petition—10th April, 1958,
No. 209 of 1958.—Re A. W. C. Atkinson, of Gladstone-road, Leura,
optometrist.
Date of sequestration order-30th May, 1958.
No. 210 of 1958.—Re Cyril Claude Hancock, of 5 Cedric-street,
Junee, shearing contractor.
Date of presentation of petition—31st January, 1958.
No. 211 of 1958.—Re Edward Stringer, of Wybong-road, Muswellbrook, carrier.
No. 212 of 1958.—Re Sylvester Frank Rudd, of 15 Salford-street,
Goulburn, master plasterer.
No. 213 of 1958.—Re WaUace Samuel Mason, of 9 Cordeaux-street,
Mount Kembla, trading as " Mason Studios
No. 214 of 1958.—Re Walter Richard Pym, of Flat 1, Park-lane
Mansions, Waratah-street, Rushcutters Bay.
No. 215 of 1958.—Re R. W. Hodgson, of 1 Headlands-avenue,
Austinmer, engineer.
No. 216 of 1958.—Re George Owen Garvin, of Ophir-road,
Orange, garage proprietor.
No. 217 of 1958.—Re Neal McLachlan and Beryl Jean McLachlan,
of 121 Burke-street, Glen Innes, hotel proprietors.
No. 218 of 1958.—Re Hans Muskens, of Murray-street, Tumbarumba, watchmaker.
Date of presentation of petition—2nd June, 1958.
Date of sequestration order—2nd June, 1958.
No. 159 of 1955.—Re Arthur Edward Sansom, of Cashmore-street,
Evans Head.—Summary case.
Date of public examination—10th July, 1958, at half-past Ten
a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.
No. 149 of 1958.—Re William Roy Chee, of 15 Kendall-street,
Tarrawanna, carrier.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—23rd July, 1958, at half-past
Nine a.m., at Court House, Bulli.
Date of public examination—23rd July, 1958, at half-past Ten
a.m., at Court House, Bulli.
No. 190 of 1958.—Re Kevin John Galvin, of 10 Norfolk-street,
Berkeley.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—23rd July, 1958, at a
quarter to Ten a.m., at Court House, Bulli.
Date of public examination—23rd July, 1958, at half-past Ten
No. 174 of 1958 —Re Douglas Hugh Hawthorne Hopper, of 15
Duke-street, Woonona, labourer.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—23rd July, 1958, at Ten
Date of public examination.—23rd July, 1958, at half-past
Ten a.m., at Court House, Bulli.
No. 187 of 1958.—Re Allan William Handsaker, of Glenthorne,
Taree, sharefarmer.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—17th June, 1958, at Ten
a.m., at Court House, Taree.
Date of public examination—7th July, 1958, at Ten a.m., at
Court House, Taree.
1975
No. 216 of 1958.~Re George Owen Garvin, of Ophir-road, Orange,
garage proprietor.—Summary case.
a.m., at Court House, Orange.
Date of public examination—15th July, 1958, at Ten a.m., at
Court House, Orange.
No. 196 of 1958.—Re George William Dickinson, of 21 Bridgestreet, Epping.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—23rd June, 1958, at half-past
Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—21st July, 1958, at half-past Ten
No. 140 of 1958.—Re Ken McGovem, c/o Mrs. C. R. Niven, 48
Kings-road, Vaucluse.—Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors—24th June, 1958, at halfpast Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—8th July, 1958, at half-past Ten
No. 205 of 1958.—Re Clifford Noel Bennett, of Morton-street, East
Moree, formerly trading as " The Mehi Service Station ".—
Summary case.
No. 192 of 1958.—Re David Leonard Jones, of 55 Oxford-street,
Paddington, hotel proprietor.
No. 217 of 1958.—Re Beryl Jean McLachlan and Neat McLachian,
of 121 Burke-street, Glen Innes, hotel proprietors.
a.m., at Court House Murwillumbah.
Date of public examination—17th July, 1958, at Ten a.m., ai
Court House, Murwillumbah.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
S. T. JAQUES, Official Receiver.
119 Phillip-street, Sydney.
2803
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
No. 16 of 1949.—Re Robert White Innes, of Cawongla, via Kyogle.
(Second and final.)
No. 55 of 1954.—Re Ttiomas Patrick James Mooney, of Orchardstreet, Taralga, carrying on business at that address. (First and
final.)
No. 361 of 1956.—Re R. G. Stevenson, of 206 Macquarie-street,
Dubbo, (First and final.)
No. 198 of 1956.—Re Alan Percy Griffith, of 53 Beecroft-road,
Epping, butcher. (First and final.)
No. 124 of 1957.—Re Rupert William Baiter, of Borambil Flats,
Bower-street, Manly, company officer. (First and final.)
No. 35 of 1951.—Re Alan Percival FelUngham, of 30 The Mall,
South Hurstville, painter and contractor. (First and final.)
No. 125 of 1954.—Re CoUn St John, residing at 230 Victoriaavenue, Chatswood, formerly carrying on business at 780 Pacific
Highway, Gordon, glass blower. (First and final.)
IVIDENDS as above are intended to be declared in the above
estates. Creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt with me
on or before 26th June, 1958, will be excluded from dividend.
S. T. JAQUES, Official Receiver.
119 Phillip-street, Sydney, 4th June, 1958.
2804
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No. 33.—12tli June, 1958
In the matter of a Deed of Arrangement (Assignment) by Milton
Alfred Hannel and Janet Lowther Hannel (trading as "Hilltop
Service Station", Newbridge-road, Moorebank).
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.
OTICE is hereby given that a First Dividend has been declared
in the above-mentioned matter, and that dividend orders
may be obtained at this office from 30th May, 1958, or any subsequent week day between the bourse of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Dated at Sydney this 6th day of June, 1958.
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Agents for the Trustee,
115 Pitt-street, Sydney.
2806
N
^ O T I C E is hereby given that a Sixth Dividend is intended to be
IS declared in the undermentioned estate. Creditors who have
not proved their debts by the 27th Day of June, 1958, will be
excluded.
Martin Leslie Whelan and Marion Whelan of Dunkeld,
storekeepers (trading as " M. L. & M. Whelan "). Assigned
23rd day of October, 1952. No. 21 of 1952.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1958.
E. R. SMAIL, Trustee.
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne. 2807
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia exercising Federal
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC
EXAMINATIONS.
^ O . 55 of 1958.—Re John Francis Douglas Wragg, of Shannon
l l River Mill, farmer.
Date of petition.—29th April, 1958.
Date of sequestration order.—27th May, 1958.
No. 57 of 1958.—Re Roy Mervyn Meharry, late of Carnarvon,
haulage contractor, deceased.
Date of petition.—25th February, 1958.
Date of administration order.—27th May, 1958.
No. 46 of 1958.—Re WilUam Edward Holroyd, of Wilfred-road,
Canning Vale, wood contractor.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors.—1st July, 1958,
at half-past Two p.m. at Official Receiver's Office, Perth.
Date and place of public examination.—2nd July, 1958, at
half-past Ten a.m., at the Court Room, Adelaide-terrace,
Perth.
No. 25 of 1958.—Re George Everton Robinson, of Ambergate, near
Busselton, farmer, lately residing at Armadale.
Date and place of public examination.—16th July, 1958, at
half-past Ten a.m., at the Court Room, Adelaide-terrace,
Perth.
No. 48 of 1958.—Re Thomas Henry LansdeU, of 56 Muriel-road,
Jankadot, unemployed, lately carrying on a stone quarry business
at James-street, Hamilton Hill.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors.—3rd July, 1958,
at half-past Two p.m. at Official Receiver's Office, Perth.
half-past Ten a.m. at the Court Room, Adelaide-terrace,
Perth.
No. 58 of 1958.—Re Leonard Leighton, of 169 London-street,
Osborne Park.
Date of petition.—13th January, 1958.
Date of sequestration order.—11th March, 1958.
No. 59 of 1958.—Re Frederick Salter, of 22 Geddes-street, Victoria
Park, bricklayer, lately residing at Bailey-road, Glen Forrest.
Date of petition.—29th May, 1958.
Date of sequestration order.—30th May, 1958.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors.—8th July, 1958,
at half-past p.m. at the Official Receiver's Office, Perth.
half-past Ten a.m. at the Court Room, Adelaide-terrace,
Perth.
F. J. BENISON, Acting Official Receiver.
Manufacturers' Building, 212 Adelaide-terrace, Perth.
2811
The Bankruptcy. Act 1924-1955.
In the matter of a deed of arrangement (assignment) by Ernest
Percy Manseli and Joyce Edna Mansell, trading as " E.P. & J.E.
Mansell", general storekeepers, Dalgety.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first
dividend in the above matter. The dividend will be paid only In the Supreme Court of the State of Tasmania (No. 24 of 1958),
Bankruptcy District of Tasmania.—Re Walter S. Allan.
to those creditors who have proved their claims on or before 18th
June, 1958. Creditors who have not proved their claims on or
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF PROCEEDINGS.
before that date will be excluded from such dividend.
VrOTICE is given that the proceedings in this matter have been
Dated at Sydney this fourth day of June, 1958.
l l amended to read, Walter Stanley Allan.
H R. RICHARDS. Official Receiver.
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Agents for the Trustee,
115 Pitt-street, Sydney.
2805
18 Elizabeth-street, Hobart, Tasmania.
2813
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No. 33.—12th June, 1958
1976
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia exercising Federal
No. 5 of 1939.—Re Lawrence Frederick Quelch, of 36 Stationroad, East Fremantle, and carrying on business at 92 High-street,
Fremantle, salesman. (Tenth.)
No. 5 of 1944.—Re Thomas Reginald Barlow (deceased), formerly
of Narembeen, storekeeper. (Fourth and final.)
IVIDENDS as above are to be declared in these estates.
Creditors who have not proved their debts by the 26th day
of June, 1958, will be excluded
from dividend.
F. J. BENISON,
Acting Official Receiver.
Manufacturer's Building, 212 Adelaide-terrace, Perth.
2812
D
State of Victoria.
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.
^ O . 150 of 1958.—Re F. J. Kainey, of 60 Lincoln-road, EssenXi don, Clerk.—Summary case.
Date of petition—28th May, 1958.
at half-past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne.
No. 145 of 1958.—Re Hugh McBean Stewart, of " Merrilyn
Point Lonsdale.
at half-past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne.
No. 151 of 1958.—Re Raymond Arnaud, of 155 Rankins-road,
Kensington, engine cleaner, lately residing at 1183 Hoddle-street,
East Melbourne, and lately carrying on business at the said
addresses in partnership with Andre Picoulean and Elis Anthonoz,
as cartage contractor under the name " Raymond's Cartage
Contratctors —Summary case.
Date of petition—28th May, 1958.
No. 93 of 1958—Re Gerald Bernard McShanag, of 25 Mantell
street, Moonee Ponds, cartage contractor.
No. 154 of 1958.—Re Albert Van Leeuwen, of 44 Stud-road,
Dandenong.
Date of petition—5th April, 1958.
Date of sequestration order—3rd June, 1958.
No. 146 of 1958.—Re Gordon Kemp, of Canterbury-road, Forest
Hill, drainer.—Summary case.
at half-past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne,
No. 153 of 1958,—Re Norah Hazel Kelly, of 32A EUzabeth-street,
Geelong West, and lately carrying on business at 32A Elizabethstreet, Geelong West, as aforesaid shopkeeper.
Date of petition—13th April, 1958.
Date of sequestration order—2nd June, 1958.
Note,—ÂII debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
V. A. PUGH, Official Receiver.
450 Law Courts-place, Melbourne, 4th June, 1958.
2814
State of Victoria.
No. 93 of 1958.—Re Gerald Bernard McShanag, of 90 McKeanstreet, Clifton Hill, in the State of Victoria, cartage contractor.
(First and final dividend.)
No. 143 of 1958.—Re Bertram James Kemp, of Cohuna, in the
State of Victoria, service station proprietor. (First and final
dividend.)
No. 16 of 1953,—Re LesUe Baden Edwards, of 133 Main-street,
Stawell, unemployed, formerly carrying on business at 9 Sloanestreet, Stawell, in partnership with Ernest Cecil Charles Barnett,
as a garage proprietors under the name of Edwards and Barnett.
(First and final dividend.)
No. 286 of 1957.—Re Thomas Williamson, of 11 Hayes-street,
Ironbark, Bendigo, carrying on business at 13 Hayes-street,
Ironbark, Bendigo, as a case manufacturer. (First and final
dividend.)
No. 2 of 1957.—Re Dudley Verdun Brodle, of 13 Cherry-grove,
Doveton, Dandenong, cartage contractor, formerly carrying on
business at Patchewollock, as a storekeeper. (First and final
dividend.)
No. 167 of 1957.—Re Charles William De Prada, of Church-street,
Keilor, motor mechanic, lately residing at 6 Wordsworth-street,
Moonee Ponds, and formerly carrying on business at Kennedystreet, Keilor, as a motor mechanic under the name of " Keilor
Auto Repairs ". (First and final dividend.)
No. 93 of 1955 —Aubrey Lewis Jones, late of Lake Boga, in the
State of Victoria, and now care of H. E. Cain Motors, Haywoodroad, Portland, in the State of Victoria, mechanic. (Second
dividend.)
No. 83 of 1955.—Re Gunars Normunds Novackis, trading as Nova
Constructions, of 61 Cooloongatta-road, Camberwell, in the
State of Victoria. (Second dividend.)
DIVIDEND as above is intended to be declared in these
estates. Creditors who have not lodged their proof of debt
with me on or before the 26lh day of June, 1958, will be excluded
from this dividend.
V. A. PUGH, Official Receiver.
450 Law Courts-place, Melbourne, 4th June, 1958.
2815
A
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPPERS COMPANY, INC., the patentee of Australian Letters
Patent No. 155,530 relating to " A process for the production
of a valuable gas comprising carbon monoxide and h y d r o g e n i s
prepared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
EDWD. WATERS & SONS, Fellows of the Institute of Patent
Attorneys, of Australia, of 422-428 Collins-street, Melbourne and
at 33 York-street, Sydney.
2808
K
COMBUSTION (HOLDINGS) LIMITED,
the patentee of Australian Letters Patent No. 133,954 relating
Ito NTERNATIONAL
" A process for protecting the heating surfaces of boiler and
superheater tubes and economisers' is prepared to meet trade and
public requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the
Patents Act.
EDWD, WATERS & SONS, Fellows of the Institute of Patent
2809
TANDARD RAILWAY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, the patentee of Australian Letters Patent No.
S128,917
relating to "Car coupler mechanism". No. 129,930 relating
to Coupler operating mechanism No. 130,870 relating to
"Car coupler supports and positioning device" and No. 131,199
relating to " Improvements in railway car roofs" is prepared to
meet trade and public requirements for the invention pursuant to
Part XII. of the Patents Act.
EDWD. WATERS & SONS, Fellows of the Institute of Patent
2810
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