No 9, 15 February 1962 - Federal Register of Legislation

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CANBERRA, THURSDAY, ISra FEBRUARY.
(1962.
Government House,
Canberra, A.C.T.
31st Januai-y, 1962.
fJER Majesty The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve
the appointment of the undermentioried officer in the capacity
shown, to take effect from 1st January, 1952:—
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
To be Honorary Surgeon to The Queen—Major Genfcral Andrew
Jack Clyne, C.B.E., M.RB.S., B.Sc., F.R.C.S., P.R A.C.S., vice
Colonel Edgar Frederick Thomson, M.B., Ch.6., F.R.A.C.P.,
F.R.I.^.H., M.C.P.A. (retired).
Now therefore I, William Philip, Viscount De LTsle, the
Governor-General afotesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, do hereby revoke Quarantine Proclamation No.
QUARANTINE PROCLAMAWOI^ NO. 56g,
Commonwealth of
By His Excellency the Governor-General
Australia to wit.
in and over the Coitimdiiwealth of
D c L'ISLE
Australia.
Goveraor-General.
/'HEREAS by Quarantine Proclamation No. 5^0 published in
the Commonwealth Gazette on the feevSiith day of Septeniber,
One thousand nine hundred and sixty-dfte, the Coloriy of Mong
Kong and Macao were each declared to be a i^laCe frorri or through
which cholera may be brought or carried:
And whereas it is desirable to revoke that Proclamation:
THE ISLAND OF NAURU.
CONFIRMATION OF AN ORDINANCE.
T is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency
the Governor-General of the Commonwealth, acting with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to
confirm the undermentioned Ordinance made by the Admlm'strator
of Nauru—
No. 4 of 1961.—Expulsion of Undesirables Ordinance (NcJ. 2)
1961.—(Ex. Min. No, 10.)
PAUL HASLIJCK
Minister of State for Territories.
55G.
Given under my Hand and the Great Seal of the Commonwealth this thirty-first day of January in the year of our
(L.S.) Lord, One thousand nine hundred ahd sixty-two, and in
the tenth year of Her Majesty's reign.
By His Excellency's Command,
H. W. WADE
Minister of Stdtfe f6r Health.
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ROBERT G. MENZIES, Prime Minister.
Customs Act 1901-1960.
NOTICE OF DETERMBNATIONS Ncs. 1012-1463 UNEDER
S'AMT XVI.
HE Minister for Customs and Excise, the Honorable Denham
Henty, in pursuance of section 173B of the Customs Act
1901-1960, notifies 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 Determ inactions.
731/52. N o . 9. îCE Is. (plus postage); Quarterly, 13s. 9d.;
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Except where an amendment or revocation o2 an earlier Determination is concerned, the Schedule lists, in Co following ofder,
the number of the Determination in the 62/- C3ries^ the kind of
goods, the date on or before which the goods fJiall be shipped to
Australia for entfy fot home consumption ori asrival or be entered
for homo consumption (whichever applicable), if such is a condition of the Determination, further conditions, if a-ny, dfid the
Tariff Item applying to the goods. All goodii, being machines,
machinery or machine tools are^ unless otherwisii indicated, subject
to the provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to tlic Customs Tariff
1933-1961.
Half-yearly, 27s. 6d.; Yearly, 55s.
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558
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 Determinajtion.
THE SCHEDULE.
1012. Drum heaters. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1013. Headphones. 31.12.62. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1014. Validity of Determination No. 59/9915 extended to 28.2.62.
1015. Television studio equipment. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1016. Television equipment. 31.7.63. 449 (A)(1).
1017. Transmitting valve. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1018. Drum heater. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1019. Triacetate continuous filament yarn. 30.4.63. Conditional
that the goods shall be on firm order with the overseas supplier
on or before 31.3.62. 449 (A)(1).
1020. Glass eyepieces for goggles. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1021. Glass eyepieces for goggles, 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1022. Glass eyepieces for goggles. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(2).
1023. Gla'Ss lenses. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1024. Spruce fir wood battens. 31.12.62. Conditional that the
Collector shall be satisfied that the goods will be or have been
used in an automatic brick kiln. 291 ( L ) ( 1 ) .
1025. Polyvinyl chloride closed cell foam. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1026. Vacuum pumps and parts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1027. Label cutting and folding machines. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1028. Constant pressure valves. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1029. Disintegrators including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 31.8.63. 449 (A)(1).
1030. Parts for heavy-duty thickener. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1031. Ice cream freezer. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1032. Malleable iron spray nozzles. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(2).
1033. Prestressing equipment. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1034. Injection moulding machine. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1035. Bag stringing and knotting ma'chine. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(1).
1036. Tyre building drums. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1037. Variation in country of origin in Determination No.
60/25561 as amended.
1038. Matrices. 31.12.62. Conditional that Tariff Item 449
(A)(2) shall not apply to goods entered for home consumption
on or before 30.9.61. 449 (A)(2).
1039. Composing machines and attachments. 31.12.62. Conditional that Tariff Item 449 (A) (2) shall not apply to goods entered
for home consumption on or before 31.12.61. 449 (A)(2).
1040. Polyethylene bag-making machines. 31.12.62. Conditional
that Ta-riff Item 449 (A)(2) shall not apply to goods entered for
home consumption on or before 30.11.61. 449 (A)(2).
1041-2. Components for use as original equipment in the
manufacture of motor vehicles. 30.6.63. 359 (D)(2).
1043-4. Components for use as original equipment in the manufacture of motor vehicles. 31.12.62. 359 (D)(2).
1045. Constant-level water gates. 31.1.63. Conditional that
Tariff Item 449 (A)(2) shall not apply to goods entered for home
consumption on or before 31.1.62. 449 (A)(2),
1046. Potentiograph and accessories. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1),
1047. Dead weight tester. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1048. Seismic recording equipment. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1049. The validity of Determinations Nos. 58/9490, 58/22504
and 58/22505 as amended are extended to 31.12.62.
1 0 5 0 . Needle closing dies. 3 1 . 1 0 . 6 2 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
1051. Cross winding machine head. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(1).
1052. Glass clear polyvinyl chloride sheeting. 31.1.62, 449
(A)(1).
1053. Glass clear polyvinyl chloride film. 31.1.62. 449 (A)(1).
1054. Thiabendazole. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
1055. Conversion score tables. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1056-7. Parts for ten pin bowling equipment. 30.11.62. 449
(A)(2).
1058. Dalcopy paper. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1 0 5 9 . Mechanical filters. 2 8 . 2 . 6 3 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1060. Radiation filter. 31.12.62. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1061. Globes. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1062. Components for switches. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1063. Electrical equipment for manufacturing engineers. 28.2.63.
449(A)(2).
1064. Motor control equipment. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1065. Motor control equipment. 28.2.63. 449 (A) (1).
1066. Components for lightning arresters. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(1).
1067. Variable condenser. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1068. Variable condenser. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1069. Rotary line switches. 30.9.62, 449 (A)(2).
1070. Component parts for agricultural front-end loaders and
implements for tractors. 30.6.63. 449 (A) (1).
1071. Components for motor vehicles. 31.12.62. 359 (D)(2).
1072. Equipment for use in railways. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1073. Transmission and rear axle assemblies. 30.6.62. 359
(D)(2).
1074. Torque converters and drill straps. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1075. Axle assemblies for motor vehicles. 30.6.63. 359 (D)(2).
1076. Drilling rig, including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 31,12.62. 449 (A)(1).
Commonwealth Gazette
1077. Variation in description of goods (mine tractor) covered
by Determination No. 61/19313.
1078-80. Components for tractors. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1081-2. Field conversion loader kits. 30.6.62. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1083. Gear boxes for motor vehicles. 28.2.62. 3 5 9 ( D ) ( 3 ) .
1084. Special equipment for boat building. 31.12.62. Conditional
that the Collector shall be satisfied that the goods will be used in
connexion with the special yacht being constructed to challenge for
the American cup. 449 (A) (1).
1085'. Special equipment for boat building, 31.12.62. Conditional
that the Collector shall be satisfied that the goods will be used in
connexion with the special yacht being constructed to challenge for
the American cup. 449 (A) (2).
1086. Triacetate continuous filament yarn. 31.3.63. Conditional
that the goods shall be on firm order with the overseas supplier on
or before 31.3.62. 449 (A)(1).
1087. M o n o ammonium phosphate. 31.3.62. Conditional that
the Collector shall be satisfied that the goods will be used in the
manufacture of titanium dioxide. 449 (A)(2).
1088. Coupling blocks. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1090. Variation in condition of Determination No. 61/14531.
1092. Variations in conditions of Determination No. 61/14532,
1093. Catalytic cracking plant. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1094. Hydraulic pump and drive chains. 31.12.61. 449 (A)(2).
109'5. Twist drill grinding machine, 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1096. Spares for rod mill hydraulic system. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1097. Spares for rod mill lubricating system. 31.1.63. 449
(A) (2).
1098-9. Erasing machines. 31.12.62. Conditional that Tariff
Item 449 (A) (1) shall not apply to goods entered for home consumption on or before 30.9.61. 449 (A)(1).
1100. Surface grinding machine. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1101. Gear rolling checking equipment, including regulating
staTting or controlling devices. 28.2.63. 449 (A) (2).
1102. Variation in quantity in Determination No. 62/66.
1103-4. Hydraulic automatic fillers. 30.9.61, 449 (A)(2).
1105. Validity of Determination No. 61/1307 extended to 30.6,62.
1106. Spooling machine. 31.5.63, 449 (A)(2).
1107. Hot press platens. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1108. Signator. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1109. Casing machine. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1),
1110. Gunning rig. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
n i l . Ball bearing screw and nut. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1112. Aluminium alloy section beams. 31,8.62. 449 (A)(1).
1113. Stainless steel grids and fibreglass baffles. 30.11.62. 449
(A)(1).
1114. Self-propelled roto-mixer, including mechanical driving units
and apparatus for transmitting power. 30.11,62. 449 (A)(1).
1115. Relief valves. 31.3.64. 449 (A)(1).
1116. Selvedge guides, 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1117. Main reeds for spool looms. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1),
1118. Colour printing machine. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1119-20. White cast coated paper. 28.2.63. 334 (F)(3)(a).
1121. Validity of Determination No, 60/20456 extended to 30.4.62.
1122. Paper printing plates. 31.10.62. 449 (A) (2).
1123. Stud welding equipment. 30.9.62. 449
1124. Stud welding equipment. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1125. Rail bonds for railway tracks. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
1126. Transistor inverter. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1127. Oil immersed solenoids and plug tops. 31.1.63. 449
(A)(2).
1128. Squirrel cage motors. 449 (A)(1).
1129. Squirrel cage motors. 31.3.62. 449 (A)(1).
1130. Meters. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(1).
1131-5. Automatic transmission assemblies. 31.12.62. 359 (D)(2).
1136. Dragline bucket. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1137. Trailer. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1138. Tractor, including mechanical driving units and apparatus
for transmitting power. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1139. Aircraft rig and radio apparatus, including mechanical driving units and apparatus for transmitting power. 449 (A)(2).
1140. Rayon brocade. 30.11.62. 105 (D)(4).
1141. Material for manufacture of ecclesiastical vestments.
30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1142. Blowing wrappers. 31.8.62. 104 ( c ) ( 1 ) .
1143. Flax viscose blend yarn. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1144. Soapstone hemisphere. 449 (A)(2),
1145. Nucleus. 449 (A)(2).
1146. Steel. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1147. Steel sheets. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1148. Seals. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(1).
1149. Aluminium bird bands. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
1150-51. Pipe fittings, 30.6.62. Conditional that Tariff Item
449 (A)(1) shall not apply to any goods entered for home consumption on or before 26.5.60. 449 (A) (1 ).
1152. Acetylene cylinders. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1153. High-speed transmission equipment. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1154. High-speed transmission equipment. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1155. Medium-speed data traiismission system. 30.11.62, 449
(A)(1).
1156. Oilfield explosive. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
559
1157. Self-service lead acid miners' lamp metal charging frames.
31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1158-60. Transmitting tubes. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1161. One-sided white and coloured colorcast paper. 28.2.63.
334 (F)(3)(a).
1162. Clinical sheets. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1163. Water-cooled torch. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1164-66. Canisters. Conditional that the Collector shall be
satisfied that the full benefit of the concession has been or will be
pa'ssed on to the user, 399.
1167-68. Respirators and canisters. Conditional that the Collector shall be satisfied that the full benefit of the concession has
been or will be passed on to the user. 399.
1169. Canisters. Conditional that the Collector shall be satisfied that the full benefit of the concession has been or will be
passed on to the user. 399,
1170. Canisters. 30.9.62. 399.
1171. Canisters. 30.6.62. 399.
1172. Canisters. 31.10.62. 399.
1173-4. Canisters. 30.9.62. 399.
1175. Canisters. 31.10.62. 399.
1176. Canisters. 30.9,62. 399.
1177. Track-tamping machines. 31.12.62, 449 (A)(2).
1178. Diesel locomotive, including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1179-82. Automatic transmission assemblies, 31,12.62. 359
(D)(2).
1183-86. Soybean oil cake meal. 30.6.62. Conditional that the
Collector shall be satisfied that the goods are for use in the
manufacture of poultry foods. 449 (A)(2).
1187. Plastic clerical collars. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1),
1188-89. Soybean oil cake meal. 30.6.62. Conditional that the
Collector shall be satisfied that the goods are for use in the
manufacture of poultry foods. 449 (A)(2).
1190. Components for flour milling equipment, 31.10.62. Conditional that the Collector shall be satisfied that the components
specified in this Determination be used only for the manufacture
of equipment used in " in mill" processing from the roller mill to
sifter and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after this
process. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1191. Pneumatic system for flour milling plant. 31.10.62, Conditional that the Collector be satisfied that the components specified
in this Determination be used only for the m a n u f ^ t u r e of equipment used in " in mill " processing from the roller mill to sifter
and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after this process.
449 (A)(1).
1192-93. Components for flour milling equipment, 31.12.62.
Conditional that the Collector be satisfied that the components
of equipment used in " in mill" processing from the roller mill
to sifter and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after
this process. 449 (A)(1).
1194. Components for flour milling equipment. 31.8.62, Conditional that the Collector be satisfied that the components specified
in this Determination be used only for the manufacture of equipment used in " in mill" processing from the roller mill to sifter
and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after this process.
449 (A)(1).
1195-97. Components for flour milling equipment. 30.9.62,
of equipment used in " in mill " processing from the roller mill to
sifter and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after this
process. 449 (A) (1).
1198. Components for flour milling equipment. 31.7.62. Conditional that the Collector be satisfied that the components specified
in this Determination be used only for the manufacture of equipment used in " i n mill" processing from the roller mill to sifter
and in no handling of grain or flour prior to or after this process,
449 (A)(1).
1199. Components parts for flour milling equipment. 30.6.62.
Conditional that the Collector be satisfied that .the components
specified in this Determination be used only in the manufacture
of equipment used in " in mill " processing from the roller mill
1200. Flour conveying pneumatic steel spout components. 30.9.62,
of equipment used in " in mill" processing from the roller mill
1201. Corn picker huskers. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1202. Corn picker husker. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1),
1203. Validity of Determination No. 61/18331 extended to
28.2.63.
1204. Crumber and levelling shoe attachment. 31.1.63. 449
(A)(1).
1205. Discs for floor maintenance equipment.
30.6.62,
449
30.9.62.
449
31,12,62.
449
(A)(2),
(A)(2).
(A)(2).
1208-11. Jute webbing. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1212. Aluminium killed sheet steel. 30.9.62. 449(A)(1).
1213. Open hearth steel plates. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1214. Steel rounds. 449 (A)(1).
1215. Phenolic moulding compound. 31.12.62. 369 ( c ) ( 1 ) ( a ) .
1216. Drawing quality sheet steel. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(1).
1217. Variation in description of goods (pattern equipment) in
Determination No. 61/13060.
1218. Deformed bars. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(1).
1219. Dimensionally stable film. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(1).
1220. Compressors. 28.2.63, 449 (A)(1).
1221. Machinery for automatic yeast block moulding, cutting
and wrapping. 31.5.62. 449 (A)(1).
1222. Pumping unit, 30.9,62, 449 (A)(1).
1223. Quilting machine, 31.10.62, 449 (A)(2),
1224. Perforator unit for polythene wrapping machine, 31.10.62.
449 (A)(2).
1225. Toilet roll wrapper. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1226. Spare parts for tobacco redrying equipment. 31,12.62.
449 (A)(1).
1227. Machinery for electric lamp manufacture. 31.3.63. 449
(A)(1).
1228. Multiple spindle vertical type honing machine including
regulating, starting and controlling devices. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(2).
1229. Milling and shaving machine. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(2).
1230. Bean slicer. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1231. Internal grinding machine. 31.12.63, 449 (A)(2).
1232. Safety cylinder honing machine and accessories, 31.1.62,
449 (A)(2).
1233. Tooling for semi-automatic crankpin grinding machine.
31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1234. Components for spiralling machine. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1235. Steel cutters and cutting blades. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1236. Loop conversion units. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2),
1237. Conversion equipment for borematic machine including
regulating starting and controlling devices. 31,1.63. 449 (A.)(1).
1238. Shear blades for a hydraulically operated guillotine shearing machine. 31.3.62. 449 (A)(1).
1239. Centriline feeding equipment and spare parts. 31.3.61.
449 (A)(2).
1240. Variation in quantity of goods (spare parts for chain
saws) in Determination No. 61/1527.
1241. Horizontal sphtting machine. 31.10.62. 449(A)(2).
1243. Variation in description of goods (spare parts for rolling
mill) in Determination No. 61/12063.
1245. High-speed steel band saw blades. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
1247. Heli-coil taps. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1249. Pear peeling machines. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1),
1250-2. Synthetic rubber. 31.12.62. Conditional that Tariff Item
330 (A)(1) shall not apply to goods entered for home consumption
on or before 31.1.62. 330(A)(1),
1253. Brake blocks, 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1254. Impedance test set supply box. 30.11.62. 449(A)(1),
1255. Rims for earthmoving equipment. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1256. Rims for earthmoving equipment. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1257. Soil testing equipment. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1258. Tyres and rims for fork lift trucks. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1259. Tyres and rims for fork lift trucks. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1260. Tyres for fork lift trucks. 30.9.62. 449 (A) (2).
1261. Transmissions for motor vehicles, 31.10.62, 359 (D) (2).
1262. Steel expander rings. 31.1.63. 359 (D)(2).
1263. Steel expander rings. 31.3.63. 359 (D)(2).
1264. Steel expander piston rings. 28.2.63. 359 (D)(2),
1265. Transmissions. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(2).
1266. Transmissions. 31.12,62. 449 (A)(2).
1267. Flange caps and insulating washers. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(1).
1268. Germanium diodes. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1269. Steel pipe fittings. 449 (A)(2).
1270. Silver aluminium sheets. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
1271. Silver aluminium foil. 31.7.62. 449 (A)(1).
1272. Mica. 31,12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1273. Plastic tips for syringes. 31.12.62, 449 (A)(1).
1274. Hops. 28.2.62. 449 (A)(1).
31.12.62.
1276. Validity of Determination Nos. 61/11403 and 61/5161
extended to 31.12.62.
1277. Components for use in the manufacture of corner tube
boilers. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1278. Automatic tube filling and closing machine. 31.3.63.
449 (A)(1).
1279. Tube filling and sealing machines. 31.12.62. Conditional
that Tariff Item 449 (A) (1) shall not apply to goods entered
1280. Rail punch parts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1281. Grinding mills. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1282. Mercury cleaners. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1283-4. Sod cutters, including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2),
Mixer. 3 1 . 8 . 6 2 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1286. Hand scarfing blow pipes and nozzles.
1285.
(A)(1).
28.2.63.
449
1287. Fuel injection parts. 28.2.63. 449 (A) (2).
1288. Disintegrators. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1290. Machinery for manufacture of galvanized steel sheet.
30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1291. Replacement production tooling for Ime index machine,
including regulating starting or controlling devices. 31.12.62.
449 (A)(2),
31.12.62.
1293. Automatic packaging line. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1294. Valves. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
1 2 9 5 . Transmitting valves. 3 0 . 9 . 6 2 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
1296. Transmitting radio and electrical tubes. 31.10.62. 449
(A)(2),
1297.
Transmitting tubes. 3 1 . 1 0 . 6 2 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
Laminating paper. 2 8 . 2 . 6 3 . 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
Laminating paper. 3 1 . 3 . 6 3 . 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
Vinylite spot paper, 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
Vinylite spot paper. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
Television equipment. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
Variation in country of origin in Determination No.
1298-9.
1300.
1301.
1302.
1303.
1304.
61/8079.
1305. Variation irt description of goods (transmission and axle
assemblies) covered by Determination No. 62/524.
1306. Lines for colour print processing. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1307. Thermometers and applicators. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
1308. Piston burettes for electronic reading. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1309. Intestinal sutures. 30.ll.62. 4 1 9 ( c ) ( 1 ) .
1310. Spares for seismic survey equipment, including mechanical
driving units and apparatus for transmitting power. 30.11.62.
4491311.
(A) (2).
Combustible gas analyser. 30.9.61. 449 (A)(2).
1312. Abrasion testing machine and wheel refacer. 28.2.63,
449 ( A ) (2).
1313. Laboratory calibration equipment. 30.9,61. 449 (A)(2).
1314. Spares for seismic survey party, including mechanical
driving unites and apparatus for transmitting power. 31.12.62.
4 4 9 (A) (2).
1315-6. Portable universal vibtographs. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1317. Electric thermometers. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(2),
1318. Validity of Determinations Nos. 61/6909 and 60/20830
as amended extended to 31.12.62.
1319. Flasks. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1320. Nylon yafn. 28.2.62. 449 (A)(2).
28.2.62.
28.2.62.
1323. Synthetic rubber sleeves for pinch valves. 31.1.63, 449
(A)(1).
1324. Tall oil. 31.3.63. Conditional that the Collector shall
be satisfied that the goods have been or will be used in the manufactdr-e of paint driers. 449 (A) (2).
1325. Hydro pumps. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1326. Vulcanizing moulds. 31.1.63. 449(A)(1).
1327. Switch contact shields. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1328. Railway signalling equipment. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1329. Condensers. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1330. Operational amplifier. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1331. Selector's. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1332. Relays. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1)
1333. Shifting transformers. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1334. Equipment for carburetted water gas plant. 31.12.62. 449
(A)(1).
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1335. Laboratory and scientific glassware. 30.6.62. Conditional
that Tariff Item 449 (A) (1) shall not apply to goods entered for
home consumption on or before 1.11.61. 449(A)(1).
1336. Television studio equipment. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1337. Television tape recorders and equipment.
31.10.62.
449 ( A ) (1).
1338. Video television tape recorder. 30.11.62. 449(A)(1),
1339. Aluminium ageing block. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1340. Picture tube bulbs. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
1341. Transmitting valveS. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1342. Transmitting valves. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1343-4. Drawing machines. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1345. Lacquering machine. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1346. Film viewer. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(2).
1347. Strain measuring bridges. 31.8.63. 449 (A)(1).
1348. Colour 'film processing machines. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1349. Stepless variable speed drives. 30.11.62. 449 (A) Q).
1350. Stepless variable speed drives. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1351. Spring wire. 31.8.62. 449 (A)(2).
1352. Valve spring wire. 31.8.62, 449 (A) (2),
1353. Spring wire. 31.7.62. 449 (A)(2).
1354-5. Spring wire. 31.3.62. 449 (A)(2).
1356-7. Spring wire. 30.4.62. 449 (A)(2).
1358. Spring wire. 31.5.62. 449 (A)(2).
1359. Oil tempered clutch spring wire. 31.12.61. 449 (A)(2).
1360. Spring wire. 30.9.62. 449 (A)(2).
1361. Steam turbine, including mechanical driving units and
apparatus for transmitting power. 31,3,63. 449 (A)(1).
1362. Equipment for oil pressure isolating valves. 31.7.63.
449 (A) (1).
1363. Defibrator blow valve. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
31.12.62.
1365. Margarine moulding and wrapping machines. 449 (A) (2).
1366. Hog ring guns, including regulating starting or controlling
devices. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2).
1367. Automatic eccentric press. 30.9.63, 449 (A)(1).
1368. Perforators. 31.1.63. 449(A)(1).
1369. Perforator. 30,1L62. 449(A)(1).
1371-2. Boot, shoe and leather working machines. 31.12.62. Conditional that Tariff Item 449 (A) (1) shall not apply to goods entered
1373. Lithographic printing plates. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1),
1374. Vahdity of Determination No. 61/1083 as amended
1375. Rubber belts for suctiofi Units. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1376. Rubber belts for suction units. 31.1.63. 449 (A) (1).
1377-8. Raw artd/or kiln dried coffee. 30.4.62. 449 (A)(2).
1379. Validity of Determination No. 60/25840 as amended
1380. Fluorescent lamp caps. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1381-3, Marine flashing signal lights. 31,7.62. 449 (A)(2),
1384. Plastic battery separators. 449 (A) (1).
1385. Centrifugal governor switch. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(1).
1386. Mill crane. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1387. Ovethead projectors. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(1).
1388. Equipment for manufacture of steel sheet. 30.11.62.
449 (A) (2).
1389. Light integrating meter. 449 (A) (1).
1390. Agricultural torque-limiting clutches. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
1391. Scintillation detector probes and photomultipher tubes.
31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1392-5. Jute webbing. 30.6.62. 449(A)(1).
1396. Seamless line piping. 30.4.63. 449 (A) (1).
30.6.62.
1398. Variation in country or origin in Determination No.
61/11016.
1399. Cross linked styrene copolymer rods. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(2).
1400. Oil of garlic. 31.10.63. 449 (A)(1).
1401. Cross linked styrene copolymer rods. 30,6.62. 449 (A) (2).
1402. Cross linked styrene copolymer rods. 31,7.62. 449 (A)(2).
1403. Cross linked styrene copolymer sheets. 30.9.62. 449 (A) (2).
1404. Cross linked styrene copolymer rods and sheets. 31.7.62.
449(A)(2).
1405. Variation in quantity of goods (polyester button blanks)
in Determination No. 61/16701.
1406. Safflower oil. 31.3.62. Conditional that the Collector shall
be satisfied the oils will be used for inedible purposes. 230 (A)
(l)(a),
1407. Powder filled fuse cartridges and mounting clips. 31.12.62.
449 (A)(1).
1408. Outdoor powder filled cartridges with indicators and fuse
clips. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1409. Materials for oil well drilling rig. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1410. Plastic head with hair. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2),
1411. Manual heat sealers. 31,12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1412. Redwood timber. 31.1.63. Conditional that the Collector
shall be satisfied that the goods have been or will be used in the
processing and erection of water cooling towers. 449 (A)(2).
1413. "Waxy sorghum or maize starch. 30.6.62. 449 (A)(1).
1414. Hard capsule banding machine. 30.11.62. 449 (AH2).
1415. Corrugator. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1416. Hydrafiner. 31.12.63. 449 (A)(1).
1417. Book binder machines. 31.1.64. 449 (A)(2).
1418. Shirt marking machine. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(1).
1419. Paint spraying equipment. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
1420. Low pressure hydraulic winch. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1421. Variation in condition of Determination No. 61/14529 as
amended.
1422. Raw and/or kiln dried coffee. 30.4.62. 449 (A)(2).
1423. Glazed marble board. 31.1.63. 334 ( M ) ( 2 ) (a).
1424. Spares for automatic assembly and positioning machines.
28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1425. Variation in description of goods (relays) in Determination
No. 61/11605.
1426. Rotary cam limit switch. 30.4.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1427-30. Rotary cam limit switches. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
1431. Dough scissors. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
28.2.62.
1433. Pipes. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
1434. Constructional alloy steel plates. 30.11.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1435. Nylon yarn semi dull on tubes. 30.4.62. 449 (A)(2).
1436. Holy water font. 30.4.63. 449 ( c ) ( 1 ) ,
1437. Enamelling steel sheets. 30.11,62. 449 (A)(1).
1438. Enamelling steel sheets. 31.1.63. 449 (A) (1).
1439. Vice grip pliers. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
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561
1440. Laminated polyvinyl chloride sheeting. 31.12.62. 449
(A)(1).
1441. Peas. 449 (A)(1).
1442. Teflon fittings. 31.12.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1443. Teflon fittings. 30.11.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1444. Corn starch. 31.12.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
1445. Clear polyvinyl chloride plastic sheets. 31.12.62. 449
(A)(1).
1446. Unplasticized rigid polyvinyl chloride sheets. 31.12.62.
Conditional that the Collector shall be satisfied that the goods have
been or will be used in chemical or food processing plants or
laboratories. 449 (A)(1).
1447. Equipment for detergent fractionation, including regulating
starting or controlling devices. 31.10.63. 449 (A)(1).
1448. Gas clearing plant. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
1449. Refrigeration and .air conditioning equipment, 28.2.63.
449 (A)(1).
1450. Non-return valves. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1451. Fruit pumping unit, 31.5.63. 449 (A)(2).
1452. Reversible torque for vehicle mounted conveyer. 39.9.62.
449 (A)(2).
1453. Glass lifting machinery.^ 30.9.62. 449 (A)(1).
1454. Spares for railcars. 30.-^.63. 449 (A)(1).
1455. Compressors. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1456. Axial flow air compressors. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
1457. Mono-piano drives. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(1).
1458. Sterile rinsing machines. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(1).
1459. Bottle sterilizing equipment. 31.10.62. 449 (A)(2).
1460. Liquid fertflizer injector. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
1461. Drive system. 30.4.62. 449 (A)(1).
1462. Variation in description of goods (seismic equipment) in
Determination No. 62/382.
1463. Tank capacitor. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
Department of Customs and Excise,
Canberra, A.C.T.
5th February, 1962.
Customs Act 1901-1960.
NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONS Nos. 50722-50861 UNDER
PART XVI.
HE Minister for Customs and Excise, the Honorable Denham
Henty, in pursuance of section 273B of the Customs Act
1901-1960, notifies 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 62/- series, the kind of
goods, the date on or before which the goods shall be phipped to
Australia for entry for home consumption on arriyal or be
entered for home consumption (whichever applicable), if such is
& condition of the Determination, further conditions, if any, and
the Tariff Item applying to the goods. All goods, being machines,
machinery or machine tools are, unless otherwise indicated, subjcct
to the provisions of Prefatory Note No. 12 to the Customs Tariff
1933-1961.
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 tha-t importer to enter the
goods under the item mentioned in the Determination.
T
THE SCHEDULE.
50722. Low ram stoker. 31.7.63. 449 (A)(1).
50723. Bar bending machines. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(1).
50724. Spare parts and tools for metalclad switchboard. 30.11.63.
449 (A)(1).
50725. Variation in description of goods (carburetted water ga-s
plant spares) covered by Determination No. 62/50324.
50726. Aluminium ingot. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
50727. Hypertension amide. 285 (B)(2).
50728-9. Aluminium billets. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
50730. Aluminium billets. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
50731. Judicial jacket and robe. 31.3.62. 449 (A)(1).
50732. Excavator spares. 31.7.63. 449 (A)(1).
50733. Replacement parts for diesel shunting locomotives.
31.7.63. 449 (A)(1).
50734. Steam locomotive spares. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(2).
50735. Spare parts for loaders. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50736. Polyvinyl chloride acrylic copolymers in emulsion form.
30.4.63. 368 (A)(1)(a).
50737. Replacement parts for tractomotive shovels. 31.12.62.
449 (A)(1).
50738. Grader parts. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(1).
50739. Replacement parts for weaving machines. 28.2.63. 449
(A)(1).
50740. Parts for rotary air compressors. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
50741. Engine spare? fpr heavy earthmoving equipment. 31.3.63.
359 ( E ) ( 2 ) .
50742. Spare parts for stationary air compressors. 31.1.63. 449
(A)(1).
Replacement parts for welding generators. 31.3.63. 449
50744. Spare parts for power shovel. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50745. Nickel plated iron wire. 31.12.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50746. Stainless steel b^ll races. 30.6.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50747. Dairy and brewery machinery parts. 31.3.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50748. Dairy ma'chinery parts. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(1).
50749. Spare parts for lamp-making machinery. 31.1.63. 449
(A)(1).
50750. Replacement parts for dairy machinery. 31.1.63. 449
(A)(1).
50751. Spare parts for forming maphine. 31.1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50752. Spares for bottle cleaner. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50753. Cartridges for plywood grain painting. 28.2.63. 449
(A)(1).
50754. Spares for paper machine drive. 31.3.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50755. Replacement parts for dairy testers. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50756-7. Automatic turning machines for buttons. 30.6.63. 4 4 9
(A)(2).
50758-60. Automatic button drilling machines. 31.3.63. 449
(A)(2).
50761. Nylon fpr fabric. 30.4.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50762. Glitter and tjnsej glass powders. 31.3.63. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50763. Replacement parts for stcnter. 30.4.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50764. Caustic chlorine plant replacements. 31.1.63, 449
(A)(1).
50765. Portable pneumMic hand held tools. 31.1,63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50766. Annealed florists' wire. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50767. Hard drawn spring steel wire. 31.12.62. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50768. Portable pneumatic hand held tools. 31.1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50769. Spare parts for road graders. 28.2.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50770. Spare parts for diesel-electric locomotives, 31.5.63. 449
(A)(1).
50771. Replacement parts for rig. 31.1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50772. Extruded rubber thread in ribbon form. 31-5.63. 449
(A)(2).
50773. Variation in qua^ntity of goods (television camera cable)
in Determination No. 6 1 / 5 8 1 9 6 .
50774. Passenger car. 31.7.63. Conditional on use for testing
and experimental purposes. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50775. Pneumatic hand tools. 31.12.62. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50776. AllQy cast face wearing plates, 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50777. Alloy steel low carbon electrode. 31.3.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50778. Rotary air compressor, including mechanical driving units
and apparatus for transmitting power. 30.4.63. Conditional on
use as a prototype. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50779. Spares for pump. 31.1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50780. Replacement parts for pumps. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50781. Centrifugal pump spare parts. 31.1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50782. Ariel erasing machines. 31.12.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50783. Replacement parts for signalling mechanisms. 30.4.63.
449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50784. Bag sealer and header labeller machine. 28.2.63. 449
(A)(1).
50785. Replacement parts for pumps. 31.3.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50786. Replacement parts for diesel rail cars and power vans.
31.3.63. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50787. Locomotive windscreen wipers. 31.3.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50788. Explosion-proof lampholders. 30.6.63. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50789. Rail treadle switches. 31.10.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50790. Splicers. 31.1.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50791. Metal mesh panels. 28.2.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50792. Nickel strip. 31.5.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50793. Electrofused magnesium oxide. 31.12.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50794. Replacement parts for truck mounted drill. 28.2.63.
449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50795. High-precision leadscrew lathe. 31.10.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50796. Replacement parts for stationary air compressors. 28.2.63.
449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50797. Spare parts for snowtrac vehicles. 31,1.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50798. Replacement production tooling for motor industry
machinery. 28.2.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50799. Transmission for earthmoving equipment. 28.2.63. 449
(A)(2).
50800. Plungers for power pumps. 30.9.62. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50801. Replacement parts for portable pneumatic hand tools.
28.2.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50802. Cast-coated folding boxboard. 31.1.63. 334 ( Q ) ( 1 ) .
50803. Replacement parts for excavators. 28.2.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50804. Electric brake motors. 3 0 4 . 6 3 . 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50805. Replacement parts for grinders. 30.4.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50806. Opaque projectors. 28.2.63. 449 ( A ) ( 1 ) .
50807. Replacement parts for rockershovels. 31.1.63. 449
50743.
(A)(1).
(A)(1).
50808.
50809.
(A)(2).
Variation in condition of Determination No. 6 0 / 5 0 0 6 1 .
Speed indicating and recording equipment. 30.6.63. 449
Replacement parts for twin spindle film spooling machine.
50810.
31,3.63. 4 4 9 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
562
50811. Replacement parts for electric fork lift trucks. 31.3.63.
449 (A)(1).
50812. Spare parts for diesel-electric locomotives. 31.7.63. 449
(A)(1).
50813. Printon film. 30.4.63. 449 (A)(2).
50814. Cast-coated folding boxboard. 31.1.63. 334 (Q)(1).
50815. Cast-coated paper. 28.2.63. 334 (Q)(1).
50816. Cold heading wire, 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50817. Replacement parts for copying lathes. 30.4.63. 449
(A)(2).
50818. Cold heading wire. 31.7.63. 449 (A)(1),
50819. Cool white fluorescent lamps. 31.3.63. 449 (A)(1).
50820. Parts for flexographic printing press. 31.3.63. 449
(A)(1).
50821-2. Mixer emulsifier machines. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50823. Variation in quantity of goods (replacement parts for
tractors) covered by Determination No. 62/50201.
50824-5. Spare parts for fork lift trucks. 28.2,63. 449 (A)(1).
50826. Hay conditioners. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50827. Ditcher parts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50828. Engine spares for earthmoving equipment. 31.3.63. 359
(E)(2).
50829. Tractor spare parts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50830-1. Engine spares for earthmoving equipment. 31.3.63.
359 (E)(2).
50832. Tractor spare parts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50833. Parts for fines feeder. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50834. Spare parts for tensiometer equipment. 31.5.63. 449
(A)(2).
50835. Tractor spare pa-rts. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50836. Spare parts for bin feeder. 28.2.63. 449 (A)(2),
50837. Replacement parts for gasification and oxygen plant.
30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
50838. Spare parts for rind and sinew grinder and colloid mill.
31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50839. Replacement parts for earthmoving equipment. 31.3.63.
449 (A)(2).
50840-1. Replacement parts for rotary and percussive rock drills.
31.1.63. 449 (A)(2).
50842-3. Spa're parts for earthmoving equipment. 28.2.63. 359
(E)(1).
50844-5. Spare parts for earthmoving equipment. 31.1.63. 359
(E)(1).
50846. Replacement parts for weaving machines. 30.11.62. 449
(A)(2).
50847. Replacement parts for tractomotive shovels. 30.11,62.
449 (A)(2).
50848. Spare parts for french screw expellor presses. 31.10.62.
449 (A)(2).
50849. Spare parts for expeUer. 31.7.63. 449 ( A ) ( 2 ) .
50850. Flanges for torque converters. 30.11.62. 449 (A)(2).
50851. Spare parts for excava-tor. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
50852. Vinyl tapes. 31.1.63. 449 (A)(1).
50853. Spare parts for television station equipment. 31.5.63.
449 (A)(2).
50854. Replacement parts for portable air compressors. 31.12.62.
449 (A)(2).
50855. X-ray diffraction tubes. 31.8.63. 449 (A)(2).
50856. Replacement parts for warping machine. 31.1.63, 449
(A)(2).
50857. Replacement pa-rts for gill boxes. 31.12.62. 449 (A)(2).
50858. Turbine full load valve. 31.5.63. 449 (A)(1).
50859. Replacement parts for dough-making units. 31.12.62.
449 (A)(2).
50860. Spare parts for scraper. 30.6.63. 449 (A)(2).
50861. Spare parts for wagons. 30.6.63. 359 (E)(1).
I>epartment of Customs and Excise,
Canberra, A.C.T.
5th February, 1962.
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961.
Principal Registry,
Melbourne.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO A CHANGE
IN THE CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP OF AN ORGANIZATION.
I ^ O T I C E is hereby given that application has been made to me
Xi under the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961 for
consent to an alteration in the rules of The Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union of Australia insofar as those rules relate
to the conditions of eligibility for membership of the organization.
The alteration sought is from the following:—
" The conditions of eligibility for membership afe aa
follows:—
The Union shall corlsist of ^n Unlimited number of
persons who are employed in ot usually employed in arty
of the following callings, viz.: Airbrush artists in the
photographic industry, asbestos makers, animal welfare
(household pet) institutions, bdsk^t nlak^rs, bîiroorrl dMce
instructors, bill posters, broom makers arid bfush ftiakefS
(in Queensland only), ca^rbori j^dper mdkdrs, c^retdkefSj
cemetery employêsj manufactilr^ and treatment of cork
and cork products (except in Victoria and Queensland),
crematotium employees (in Queensland only), chemical
workers, cle^rters, commissionaires, deritistSj deritd
mechanics, dental assistants and attendants, male and
female domestic workers, domestic Staff or groundsrrien
or yardmen of denomiriatioriai schoois, manufacture of
engine packing (dxcfept wh^re rnade in the rubber industry
with rubber ot with any substitute therefor), ferry workers,
fibrolitO makers (in N?^ South Wales and Queensland
ortly), gardeners and greenkeepers (in New South Wales
aftd Queensland only), gatekeepers, health and physical
culture instructors, ice cream makers, laboratory attendants in or in connexion with the oil industry, laboratory
assistants in or in connexion with the oil industry, laboratory testers in or in connexion with the oil industry, the
manufacture of lead, librarians not principally engaged at
clerical duties (in Queensland only), lift attendants,
linoleum' makers and all employees in connexion therewith, luggage porters, laundry workers, margarine makers
and packers (in Queensland and South Australia only),
messengers, motor car washers and cleaners, motor car
greasers, employees in motor garages (other than
chauffeurs and workers in the iron trades and coachmaking
trades and their assistants), the making of oilskins
(but not the manufacture of goods and fabrics which
have been so treated), paint makers, plaster paris makers,
the manufacture of photographic supplies or materials,
employees in photographic establishments (in South Australia, Victoria and Queensland only), manufacture and
assembling of pyrotechnics, sack makers and repairers,
manufacture of stramit board, employees in the States of
New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins and/or
moulding powders, employees in the State of Victoria
engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins in the
paint, varnish and white lead industry, employees in the
States of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and
South Australia (other than engineers and person eligible to be members of the Federated Rubber and Allied
Workers' Union of Australia and coming within the
Award of the Court known as the Rubber Workers'
Award, 1947), engaged in or in connexion with the preparation and manufacture of plastics or substitutes therefor and/or goods made therefrom and/or goods in the
manufacture of which plastics or substitutes therefor are
used, telephone hygiene cleaners (except persons so
engaged in the Postmaster-General's Department), typewriter service cleaners, toy ma-kers and assemblers (in
Queensland only, but excluding toys made from furred
or haired skins), typewriter ribbon makers, undertakers'
employees, varnish makers, watchmen and white lead
workers, zoological gardens employees (except in New
South Wales and Queensland), together with such other
persons whether employed in the industry or not, as
have been appointed officers of the Union or its branches
and admitted as members thereof.
Provided that notwithstanding anything contained herein:
(1) persons employed in the rubber industry in the State
of Queensland and eligible for membership of the
Australian Workers' Union; or
(2) persons eligible as at the 22nd day of March, 1950,
for membership of The Australian Leather and
Allied Trades Employees' Federation; or
(3) persons employed in the factory or in a section of a
factory where the major portion of the work performed in such factory or section is work usually
performed in a sheet metal working, agricultural
implement, bedstead, oven and stovemaking and/or
canister making factory, and where such articles
are used as substitutes for products covered by
the conditions of eligibility for membership of
The Sheet Metal Working, Agricultural Implement
and Stovemaking Industrial Union of Australia
shall not be eligible for membership
563
to the following:—
The conditions of eligibility for membership are as follows:—
The Union shall consist of an unlimited number of
persons who are employed in or usually employed in any
of the following callings, viz.: Airbrush artists in the
photographic industry, asbestos makers, animal welfare
(household pet) institutions, basket makers, ballroom
dance instructors, bill posters, broom makers and brush
makers (in Queensland only), carbon paper makers,
caretakers, cemetery employees, manufacture and treatment of cork and cork products (except in Victoria and
Queensland), crematorium employees (in Queensland
only), chemical workers, cleaners, commissionaires, dentists, dental mechanics, dental assistants and attendants,
male and female domestic workers, domestic staff or
groundsmen or [yardmen of denominational schools,
emergency and safety employees of the Melbourne Harbour Trust, manufacture of engine packing (except where
made in the rubber industry with rubber or with any substitute therefor), ferry workers, fibrolite makers (in New
South Wales and Queensland only), gardeners and greenkeepers (in New South Wales and Queensland only),
gatekeepers, health and physical culture instructors, ice
cream makers, laboratory attendants in or in connexion
with the oil industry, laboratory assistants in or in
connexion with the oil industry, laboratory testers in or
in connexion with the oil industry, the manufacture of
lead, librarians not principally engaged at clerical duties
(in Queensland only), lift attendants, linoleum makers
and all employees in conne-xion therewith, luggage
porters, laundry workers, margarine makers and packers
(in Queensland and South Australia only), messengers,
motor car washers and cleaners, motor car greasers,
employees in motor garages (other than chauffeurs
and workers in the iron trades and coachmaking
trades and their assistants), the making of oilskins
(but not the manufacture of goods and fabrics
which have been so treated), paint makers, parking
attendants (except municipal and shire council employees),
plaster paris makers, the manufacture of photographic
supplies or materials, employees in photographic establishments (in Soulh Australia, Victoria and Queensland
only), manufacture and assembling of pyrotechnics, sack
makers and repairers, and, (in Tasmania) shop assistants
(not including storemen and packers or persons employed
in the clerical industry or in the printing or paper
industry), manufacture of Sisalkraft, Duk-Bak and similar products manufactured by Australian Sisalkraft
Company Proprietary Limited, manufacture of stramit
board, employees in the States of New South Wales,
Queensland and South Australia engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins and/or moulding powders,
employees in the State of Victoria engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins in the paint, varnish and white
lead industry, employees in the States of New South
Wales, Victoria, Cûeensland and South Australia (other
than engineers and persons eligible to be members of
the Federated Rubber and Allied Workers' Union of
Australia and coming within the Award of the Court
known as the Rubber Workers' Award, 1947), engaged in
or in connexion with the preparation and manufacture of
plastics or substitutes therefor and/or goods made
therefrom and/or goods in the manufacture of which
plastics or substitutes therefor are used, telephone
hygiene cleaners (except persons so engaged in the Postmaster-General's Department), typewriter service cleaners,
toy makers and assemblers (in Queensland only, but excluding toys made from furred or haired skins), typewriter ribbon makers, undertakers' employees, varnish
makers, watchmen and white lead workers, zoological
gardens employees (except in New South Wales and
Queensland), together with such other persons whether
employed in the industry or not, as have been appointed
officers of the Union or its branches and admitted as
members thereof.
Provided that notwithstanding anything contained herein:
(1) persons employed in the rubber industry in the State
of Queensland and eligible for membership of the
Australian Workers' Union; or
(2) persons eligible as at the 2Xnd day of March, 1950,
for membership of The Australian Leather and
Allied Trades Employees' Federation; or
(3) persons employed in a factory or in a section of a
factory where the major portion of the work
performed in such factory or section is work
usually performed in a sheet metal working, agricultural implement, bedstead, oven and stovemaking and/or canister making factory, and where
such articles are used as substitutes for products
covered by the conditions of eligibility for membership of The Sheet Metal Working, Agricultural
Implement and Stovemaking Industrial Union of
Australia shall not be eligible for membership.
Any person who desires to object to the application may do
so by lodging with me a notice of objection in the prescribed form,
and a statutory declaration in support thereof, within thirty-five
days after the publication of this advertisement and by serving on
the organization within seven days after the notice of objection
has been so lodged copies of the notice of objection and statutory
declaration so lodged.
A. E. O'BRIEN, Industrial Registrar.
[In iieu of notice appearing in Gazette of 4th January, 1962.]
Note.—Any person who has already objected to the said application need not lodge a further objection unless additional
grounds of objection are taken.
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961,
Principal Registry,
Melbourne.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO A C H A N G E
IN THE DESCRIPTION OF T H E INDUSTRY IN CONN E X I O N WITH W H I C H A N ORGANIZATION IS
REGISTERED.
OTICE is hereby given that application has been made to me
under the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961 for
consent to an alteration in the rules of The Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union of Australia insofar as those rules relate
to the description of the industry in connexion with which the
organization is registered.
The alteration sought is from the following:—
" T h e description of the industry in connexion with which
the Union is registered is as foUows;—
The industries of watching, caretaking, cleaning and
charring, lift attending, gate-keeping, motor car washing,
greasing, cleaning and attending (other than chauffeurs
and workers in the iron trades and coachmaking
trades and their assistants), wa'shing, cleaning, ironing,
sorting and packing of articles of laundry, domestic work,
making of ice cream, carrying of luggage, carrying of
messages, carrying by ferry boats, making paint, varnish
and white lead, making and repairing baskets, posting of
bills, cemetery workers and undertakers' workers, chemical
workers, dental mechanical work, assisting and attending
dentists, manufacturing of asbestos, carbon paper, plaster
paris, linoleum and typewriter ribbons, manufacturing and
repairing of sacks, spruiking, broom making and brush
making (in Queensland only), persons employed as
dentists, making of fibrolite, manufacture of lead, crematorium workers, gardening and greenkeeping, library
workers (not principally engaged at clerical duties),
margarine making and packing, the making of oilskins
but not the manufacture of goods from fabrics which
have been so treated), the manufacture of photographic
supplies or materials, employees in photographic establishments (in South Australia, Victoria and Queenslan:l only),
employees engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins
and/or moulding powders, air brush artists in the photographic industry, animal welfare (household pet) institutions, ballroom dance instruction, manufacture and
treatment of cork and cork products (except in Victoria
and Queensland), manufacture of engine packing (except
where made in the rubber industry with rubber or with
any substitute therefor), manufacture and assembling of
pyrotechnics, telephone hygiene cleaners (except persons
so engaged in the Postmaster-General's Department),
typewriter service cleaners, zoological gardens employees
(except in New South Wales and Queensland), domestic
staff or groundsmen or yardmen of denominational schools,
health and physical culture instruction, laboratory attendants in or in connexion with the oil industry, laboratory
assistants in or in connexion with the oil industry,
laboratory testers in or in connexion with the oil industry,
manufacture of stramit board, and employees (other than
engineers and persons eligible to be members of the
Federated Rubber and Allied Workers' Union of Australia
and coming within the award of the Court known as
the Rubber Workers' Award, 1947), engaged in or in
connexion with the manufacture of goods in which
plastics or substitutes therefor are used, making and
assembling of toys but excluding toys made from furred
or haired skins; provided that nothing herein sha^l be
construed as applying to the rubber industry in the State
of Queensland."
s
NQ, 9.—15th February, 1962
564
to the following:—
The description of the industry in connexion with which the
Union is registered is as follow^:—
The industries of watching, caretaking, cleaning and
charring, lift attending, gatekeeping, motor car washing,
greasing, cleaning and attending (other than chauffeurs
and workers in the iron trades and coachmaking trades
an(l their assistants), washing, cleaning, ironing, sorting
and packing of articles of laundry, domestic work,
making of ice cream, carrying of luggage, carrying of
messages, carrying by ferry boats, making paint, varnish
and white lead, making and repairing baskets, posting of
bills, cemetery workers and undertakers' workers, chemical
workers, dental mechanical work, assisting and attending
dentists, manufacturing of asbestos, carbon paper, plaster
paris, linoleum and typewriter ribbons, manufacturing
and repairing of sacks, spruiking, broom making and
brush making (in Queensland only), persons employed as
dentists, making of fibrolite, manufacture of lead, crematorium workers, gardening and greenkeeping, library
workers (not principally engaged at clerical duties),
margarine making and packing, the making of oilskins
(but not the manufacture of goods from fabrics which
have been so treated), the manufacture of photographic
supplies or materials, employees in photographic establishments (in South Australia, Victoria and Queensland only),
employees engaged in the manufacture of synthetic resins
and/or moulding powders, air brush artists in the photographic industry, animad welfare (household pet) institutions, ballroom dance instruction, manufacture and
treatment of cork and cork products (except in Victoria
and Queensland), manufacture of engine packing (except
where made in the rubber industry with rubber or
with any substitute therefor), manufacture and
assembling of pyrotechnics, telephone hygiene cleaners
(except persons so engaged in the Ppstmaster-General's
Department), typewriter service cleaners, zoological
gardens employees (except in New South Wales and
Queensland), domestic staff or groun(^smen or yardmen
of denominational schools, health and physical culture
instruction, laboratory attendants in or in connexion with
the oil industry, laboratory assistants in or in connexion
with the oil industry, laboratory testers in pr in connexion with the oil industry, manufacture of stramit board,
emergency an^l safety employees of the Melbourne
Harbour Trust, parking attendants (except municipal and
shire coqncil employees), and, (in Tasmania) shop assistants (not inclydjng storemen and packers or persons
employed in the clerical industry or in the printing or
paper industry), manufacture of Sisalkraft, Duk-Bak and
similar products manufactured by Australian Sisalkraft
Company Proprietary Limited, and employees (other than
engineers and persons eligible to be members of the
Federated Rubber and Allied Workers' Union of Australia and coming within the award of the Court known as
the Rubber Workers' Award, 1947), engaged in or in
connexion with the manufacture of goods in which plastics
or substitutes therefor are used, making and assembling
of toys but excluding toys made from furred or haired
skins; provided that nothing herein shall be construed as
applying to the rubber industry in the State of Queensland.
Any person who desires to object to the application may do so
by lodging with me a notice of objection in the prescribed form,
and a statutory declaration in support thereof, within thirty-five
days after the publication of this advertisement and by serving on
the (organization within seven days after the notice of objection
has been so lodged copies of the notice of objection and statutory
declaration so lodged.
A. E. O'BRIEN, Industrial Registrar.
[In lieu of notices api>earing in Gazettes of t4th December,
i961 ond 11th January, 1962.]
Note.—Any person who has already objepted to the said application need not lodge a further objection unless additional grounds
of objection are taken.
Conciliation and Arbitration Apt 1904-1961.
NOTICE OF APPLICATBON TO COMMONWEALTH
CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION
FOR COMMON RULE
in the matter of
THE WATCHMAN, CARETAKERS, CLEANERS AND
LIFT DRIVERS (A.C.T.) AWARD, 1961.
TÔTICE is hereby given that the Federated Miscellaneous
1 \ Workers Union of Australia has made application for a
declaration that the whole of the terms determined by the abovementioned award shall be a Common Rgle in the Australian
Capital Territory.
A copy of the award and the application may be inspected at
the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission,
Room 217, South Bqilding, Civic Offices, London Circuit, Canberra
City, A.C.T.
The application wiH be heard at 9,30 a.m. on Friday, the 2nd
March, 1962, before Commissioner G. A. Findlay, Esquire, at the
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, South
Building, Civi? Offices, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory.
If you desire to be heard on the hearing of the application,
notice to that effect should be given to the Commission in accordance with Form 11 in the First Schedule to the Conciliation and
Arbitration Regulations,
Persons and organi7ations not so appearing or represented will
bp boijnd by any awprd or order made by the Commission in the
matter which is applicable to them.
Dated this fifteenth day of February, 1962.
J. D, BUTTON, Deputy Industrial Registrar.
The Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961.
N pursuance of S'ection 49 of the Conciliation and Arbitration
Act 1904-1961, The Commission doth hereby order and
declare that the Miscellaneous Workers' (Austrahan Capital
Territory) Award, 1960, as varied to date, be and ths same is
hereby further varied in manner following that is to say:—
1. By deleting the third paragraph appearing in sub-clause
(a) of Clause 27 " Recreation Leave" and inserting in
lieu thereof the following: " Where street cleaners are
rostered for duty on shift work or on a seven day week
basis, such employees shall be entitled to an additional
week's recreation leave."
And the Commission doth hereby further order and declare that the
foregoing variation ahal} come into force as from the fifth day of
February, 1962.
Dated at Canberra; this fifteenth day of February, 1962.
By the Commission:
G. A. FINDLAY, Commissioner.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITOMY.
Compam'es Ordinance 1954.
^ O T I C ^ is hereby given that in pursuance of sub-section (3.)
J3| of section 323 of the Companies Act 1936 of the State of
Npw South Wales in its application to the Australian Capital
Territory, at the expiration of three months from the date hereof
the name of Cabarita Beach Pty. Limited will, unless cause is
shown to the contrary, be struck off the Register and the company
will be dissolved.
Dated this second day of February, 1962.
D. P A VIS, Deputy Registrar of Companies.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRSTORY.
Companies Ordinance 1954.
" ^ O T I C E is hereby given that in pursuance of sub-section (3.)
of section 323 of the Companies Act 1936 of the State of
New South Wales in its application to the Australian Capital
the name of Lonsdê Motors Pty. Limited will, unless cause is
shown to the contrary, be struck off the Register and the company
will b^ dissolved.
D. DAVIS, Deputy Registrar of Companies.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
Companies Ordinance 1954-1961.
'OTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of sub-section (3.)
of section 323 of the Companies Act 1936 of the State of
New South Wales in its application to the Australian Capital
the name of Jensen MoUoy Holdings Limited, will, unless cause
is shown to the contrary, be struck off the Register and the
company will be dissolved.
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N o . 9.--"15th February, 1962
REGISTER OF CLERGYMEN 1962.
Office of the Principal Registrar,
of Births, Deaths and Marriages,
Courts and Titles Office,
Canberra City, A.C.T.
N accordance with Section 29 (6) of the Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages Ordinance 1929-1951, it is hereby notified that the
undermentioned Clergymen have been and are registered in this office as Clergymen for the Celebration of Marriages in the Australian Capital
Territory for the current year.
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Name.
No.
328
Kinmoqt, William
329
Browne, John
330
Schlesinger, George Nathan
Address.
Prefix and Affix,
Presbyterian Church.
..
.. 59 Soho-street, Cooma, New South Wales
Roman Catholic Church.
Reverend
.. Catholic Presbytery, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Hebrew Church.
Rabbi, Ph.D., B.Sc., Rabbi- 28 Mugga-way, Red Hill, Canberra, AustraUan Capital Territory
nical Diploma, Jerusalem
Reverend
Census and Statistics Act 1905-1949.
PERSONS TO BE PROSECUTED FOR CONTRAVENTION OF SECTION 17 OF THE ABOVE ACT.
Name.
Address.
Date of Offence.
Sterling Investment Co. Pty, Ltd. .. 147-149 Chetwynd-street, North Melbourne, Victoria . .
22nd December, 1961
I, Harold Edward Holt, the Minister for the time being administering the Census and Statistics Act 1905-1949, HEREBY CONSENT to the
prosecution of the said person named above for the contravention of Section 17 of the said Act on the date set out above.
Dated this first day of February, 1962.
HAROLD HOLT, Treasurer.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Auction Sale of Business Leases.
T is hereby notified, pursuant to the provisions of the City
Area Leases Ordinance 1936-1961, that the right to a lease
of seven industrial sites at Fyshwick, one wholesale warehouse site
at Kingston, two shop sites at Campbell and one motor service
station site at Campbell will be offered at auction at the Albert Hall.
Canberra, at 10 a m. on Thursday, 15th March, 1962.
Each lease will be for a term of 99 years.
Further information may be obtained from the Lands and Survey
Branch, Department pf the Interior, City, Canberra, or from
Woodgers and Calthorpe Limited and R. A- McKillop and Co.,
auctioneers in conjunction.
The right to reject any bid is reserved.
W. A. McLAREN, Secretary.
THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.
Darwin Town Area Leases Ordinance 1947-1961.
DETERMINATION OF LEASE.
ROGER BEDE NOTT, the Administrator of the Northern
, Territory of Australia, in pursuance of the powers conferred
upon me by sub-section (6) of Section 23 of the Darwin Town
Area Leases Ordinance 1947-1961, and in accordance with the
provisions of Clause 3 (a) of Lease No. 1482 over Lot No. 3061,
Town of Darwin, in the Northern Territory of Australia, in the
name of Corporation of the City of Darwin, Volume 41 Folio 95,
hereby determine the said lease as from the date hereof for
npn-compli^nce with a covenant thereof.
Dated this 30th day of January, 1962.
ROGER NOTT, Administrator.
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Tariff Board Act 1921-1960.
NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT OF A FINAL REPORT OF
THE TARIFF BOARD.
JOHN McEWEN, the Minister of State for Trade, in accord, ance with sub-section (7) of section 17A of the Tariff B'oard
Act 1921-1960, do hereby notify that on 25th January, 1962, I
received the final report of the Tariff Board upon the reference
made to that Board on 14th March, 1961 with respect to gelatine
and animal glues, including goods, being edible gelatine, on which
a temporary duty has, since the making of the reference,
commenced
be collected.
Dated this toeighth
day of February, 1962.
J. McEWEN, Minister of State for Trade.
Darwin Town Area Leases Ordinance 1947-1961.
ROGER BEDE NOTT, the Administrator of the Northern
Territory of Australia, in pursuance of the powers conferred
upon me by sub-section (6) of Section 23 of the Darwin Town
Area Leases Ordinance 1947-1961, andi in accordance with the
provisions of Clause 3 (a) of Lease No. 1481 over Lot No. 2970,
Town of Darwin, in the Northern Territory of Australia, in the
name of Corp oration of the City of Darwin, Volume 41 Folio 94,
hereby determ-ine the said lease as from the date hereof for
non-compliance with a covenant thereof.
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EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 52
MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT
1901-1960.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, CANBERRA.
£550.—Filmotype (A/asla) Pty. Ltd., 6 Railway Walk, Camberwell, Victoria.—Purchase of one Filmotype photo-composing
machine, Model 4, plus Filmotype fonts, F4 24 pt. Wilson 18 pt.,
F41 24 pt. Worth 48 pt., F5 48 pt. Walker 30 pt., Medison 48 pt.
Walker 30 pt., at £550, News and Information Bureau, Department
of the Interior, Canberra.—(Ex. Min. No. 53.)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
£1^400.—Brown & Durea-u Ltd., Temple Court, 422 Collinsstreet, Melbourne, Victoria—For the cost of two complete display
storage tubes fqr diagnpstic work at the Commonwealth Acoustic
Laboratories.—(Ex. Mm. No. 1.)
ROBERT G. MENZIE5, Prime Minister.
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The City Area Leases Ordinance 1936-1961.
N pursuance of the power conferred by Section 22 (5) (b) of the
City Area Leases Ordinance 1936-1961 and in accordance with
the provisions of Clause 3 (a) (ii) of the lease of Block 10, Section
36, Division of Downer in the Australian Capital Territory granted
to Adriaan Wormsbecher, Volume 86, Folio 75, I, John Noble Core
Rogers, delegate of the Minister of State for the Interior hereby
determine the lease as from the date hereof for non-compliance with
a covenant thereof.
Dated this fifth day of J^puary, 1962.
J. N. ROGERS
Delegate of the Minister of State for the Interior.
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Crown Lands Ordinance 1931-196L
r is hereby notified that the undermentioned lease has been forfeited for the reasons stated:—
Number of Lease.
Lessee.
Description of Land.
Reason.
Lease of Town Lands
No. 1260
Sebastiano Previtero ..
Lot No. 367, Town of
Tennant Creek, contain
ing an area of 2 roods
15 perches or thereabouts
Non-compliance with improvement conditions of the lease
and non-payment of rent
1
Forfeiture from and
inclusive of—
31st January, 1962
Crown Lands Ordinance 1931-196L
^ 'OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned leases have been forfeited for the reason indicated:—
Number of Lease.
Lessee.
Lease of Town Lands
No. 1660
Henry
DeVerrine
Thomas
Lease of Town Lands
No. 1661
Henry
DeVerrine
Thomas
Area and Locality.
Reason.
Forfeiture from and
inclusive of—
Lot No. 7, Town of Tennant
Creek, containing an area
of thirty nine and one half
perches or thereabouts
Lot No. 6, Town of Tennant
Creek, containing an area
of thirty nine and one half
perches or thereabouts
Non-compliance with conditions
of the lease
24th January. 1962
Non-compliance with conditions
of the lease
24th January, 1962
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Crown Lands Ordinance 1931-1961.
AGRICULTURAL LANDS AVAILABLE FOR LEASING.
T is hereby notified in accordance with the provisions of section twenty of the Crown Lands Ordinance 1931-1961 that the persons named
hereunder are the successful applicants for agricultural leases of the lands described hereunder at the rental shown:—
Area.
Name.
Land.
Jeffrey Alfred Hamlyn
Alvin Roger and Audrey Edna
Morton
Hugh Levange Van Heythuysen ..
Northern Territory Portion No. 676 (Tea Tree)
Portions 389, 390, 391 (Katherine River agricultural area)
Portion 58, Hundred of Howard
Acres.
Dated this 2nd day of February, 1962.
Comraonwealth of Australia.
Lands Acquisition Act 1955-1957.
NOTICE OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE
COMMONWEALTH.
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 Comonwealth of Australia under the said Act for
the following public purpose approved by the Governor-General:—
Postal services at Tumbulgum North in the State of New South
Wales.—(60/2549.)—(Eoc. Min. No. 55.)
Dated this seventh day of February, One thousand nine hundred
and sixty-two,
GORDON FREETH
Minister of State for the Interior.
40
15
1067
Roods.
Perches.
Annual
Rental.
0
3
0
0
20
0
10 0 0
15 0 0
13 10 0
£ S. d.
r
of Berwick with a northeastern side of a road shown on plan
catalogued in the New South Wales Department of Lands R99641603 and bounded thence on the southwest by part of the northeastern side of the road 66 feet wide aforesaid bearing 322 degrees
35 minutes 30 feet thence on the northwest northeast and southeast by lines bearing respectively 52 degrees 35 minutes 40 feet
142 degrees 35 minutes 30 feet and 232 degrees 35 minutes 40
feet to the point of commencement.
All that piece of land situate in the Shire of Tweed containing an
area of 4i perches more or less being part of Portion 22 of the
Parish of Berwick County of Rous State of New South Wales
and being Lot 1 on plan catalogued in the New South Wales Branch
of the Department of the Interior Negative No. 11960 N.S.W.;
commencing on a northeastern side of a road 66 feet wide shown
on plan catalogued in the New South W-ales Department of Lands
R3880-1603 at a point bearing successively 307 degrees 27 minutes
25 feet 2 inches and 322 degrees 35 minutes 140 feet 2 inches
from the intersection of the eastern boundary of Portion 22 Parish
ComraonweaJth of Australia.
COMMONWEALTH.
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor-General
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council ha.s
authorized pursuant to the provisions of the Lands Acquisition Act
1955-1957, the acquisition by compulsory process of the la-nd 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 Governor-General:—
Postal services at Biloela in the State of Queensland.—fQL. 1442/1)
—(Ex. Min. No. 61.)
Dated this seventh day of Februa?ry, One thousand nine hundred
and sixty-two.
GORDON FREETH
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All th^t pi'gce 6{ krtd cotitairiing an area of 2 roods 15.7 perches
more or less being Poftiori 2^9 Pafish of Prairie County of Raglan
State of Queensland; Commencmg ofl a south-eastern side of the
Biloelaj-Gladstone Road at the westernmost corner of Portion 219
(R. 184, Cemetery Reserve) Parish of Prairie and bounded thence
by part of a south-western boundary of the said Portion 219 bearing 130 degrees 15 minutes 300 hnks thence by north-western and
nonh-eastern boundaries of Portion 105 Parish of Prairie, bearing
respectively 215 degrees 40 minutes 200 links and 310 degrees
15 minutes 300 links and thence by part of the aforesaid southeastern side of the Biloela-Gladstone Road bearing 35 degrees
40 minutes 200 links to the point of commencement.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Land Acquisition Act 1955-57.
NOTICE OF ACQUISITION OF LAND BY T M
COMMONWEALTH.
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 Irishtown, Tasmania.
Dated this seventh day of Februa'ry, One thousand nine hundred
and sixty-two.
GORDON FREETH
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Description of Lajnd.
All that piece of land containing an area of 9.2 perches more
or less being part of 199 acres lot 4617 Allen Nunn Purchaser
Parish of Gibson County of WeUington State of Tasmania:
Commencing on the south western side of the Main Road Smithton to Irishtown at a point distant north westerly 791 feet 11
inches from the south eastern corner of H perches acquired by
the Commonwealth of Australia for Postal purposes and bounded
thence by lines bearing 262 degrees 51 minutes 50 feet 356
degrees 56 minutes 40 seconds 50 feet and 82 degrees 51 minutes
50 feet thence by a line bearing 171 degrees 56 minutes 40
seconds 50 feet along the south western side of the Main Road
aforesaid to the point of commencement.
COMMONWEALTH.
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 Ghoolendaadi in the State of New
South Wales.—(61/1421.)—(Ex. Min. No. 46.)
and sixty-two.
GORDON FREETH
Minister of State for the Interioi.
9 minutes 40 feet and 0 degrees 50 minutes 50 seconds 40 feet and
thence on the north by part of the aforesaid southern side of the
road 132 feet wide bearing 87 degrees 9 minutes 40 feet to the
point of commencement.
COMMONWEALTH.
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 pubhc purpose approved by the Governor-General
Postal services at San Isadore in the State of New South Wales.—
(61/1653.)—(Ex. Min. No. 67.)
and sixty-two.
GORDON FREETH
Minister of Slate for the Interior.
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All that piece of land situate in the Shire of Mitchell containing
an area of 9 perches more or less being part of Portion 209 of the
Parish of Uranquintry County of Mitchell State of New South
Wales and being Lot 1 on plan catalogued in the New South Wales
Branch of the Department of the Interior Negative No. 12115
N.S.W., commencing at a point bearing successively 300 degrees
5 minutes 534 feet 9i inches and 30 degrees 5 minutes 66 feet from
the southernmost corner of Portion 209 of the Parish of Uranquintry
and bounded thence on the southwest the northwest and the northeast and the southeast by lines bearing respectively 300 degrees
5 minutes 50 feet 30 degrees 5 minutes 50 feet 120 degrees 5 minutes
50 feet and 210 degrees 5 minutes 50 feet to the point of
commencement.
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
APPOINTMENT OF AN ASSOCIATE.
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has been
pleased to revoke the appointment of Robyn ColquhounThomson as an Associate to a Justice of the High Court of
Australia and Clerk of the Court as from the close of business
on 31st January, 1962; and to appoint Barbara Allan Besley to be
an Associate to a Justice of the High Court of Australia and Clerk
of the Court on and from 1st February, 1962.—(Ex. Min. No. 2.)
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DEPAFrMENT OF HEALTH.
Quarantine Act 1908-1961.
GENERAL DIVISION.
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has appointed
Reuben Mendick as a Quarantine Officer.
Floyd George Masters as a Quarantine Officer.
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has cancelled
the appointment of Alan Albert Jones.—(Ex. Min. No. 5.)
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All that piece of land situate in the Shire of Liverpool Plains
PLANT DIVISION.
containing an area of 5f perches more or less being Crown Land
of the State of New South Wales and being part of " Cox's Creek
Robert Stanley Harper and Charles Newton Morgan as
Well " Public Watering Place No. 827 notified in the New South Quarantine
Officers.
Wales Government Gazette No. 89 dated 11th July 1941 P-arish of
Benelabri County of Pottinger State of New South Wales and being
IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has cancelled
lot 1 in plan catalogued in the New South Wales Branch of the
the appointment of John McGregor Wills as a Quarantine
Department of the Interior Negative No. 12100 N.S.W.; commencing Officer.—(Ex.
Min. No. 2.)
at the intersection of the southern side of a road 132 feet wide
with a western side of a closed road 66 feet wide shown on plan
catalogued in the New South Wales Department of Lands R21293ANIMAL DIVISION.
1603 such intersection bearing 191 degrees 36 minutes 20 seconds
4 feet 61 inches and 206 degrees 6 minutes 740 feet 3^ inches
successively from the southwestern corner of portion 103 of the
Horace Hector Riley Walker, Philip William Ladds, and
Parish of Benelabri and bounded thence on the east by part of Selwyn Thomas Fassifern Ozanne as Quarantine Officers.
the western boundary of Travelling Stock Reserve 69755 notified
[IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has cancelled
in the New South Wales Government Gazette d-ated 17th January
the appointments of Frederick Caine, Patrick Hubert
1941 bearing 180 degrees 50 minutes 50 seconds 40 feet thence
on the south and the west by lines bearing respectively 267 degrees McCarthy and Ernest Edward Cummings.—(Ex. Min. No. 8.)
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No. 9.—15tb February, 1962
56§
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE-
Commonwe^th Gazette
PROMOTIONS-nSECnON 50 AND REGULATION 109.
h e following promotions are provisional and are subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and where consequent upon another
provisional promotion, are dependent upon the latter being confirmed. The date of promotion is the date of this Gazette except where
otherwise specifically indicated. Where an oflScer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be
lodged for each one.
Where to Lodge Appeals.
Appeals should be lodged either by letter or telegram within twenty-one days of the date of this notification. If the promotion is to an
office in:—
(a) a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State;
(b) the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, unless the promotion is to a vacancy in the
Department of Civil Aviation or the Postmaster-Qeneral*s Department, when the officer should lodge his appeal with the
Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney;
the Northern Territory, with the Chairman, Promotions Appeal Committee, Darwin;
(d) Jôrfplk Island, with thp Commonwealth PubUc Service Inspector, Sydney;
(0) the Territory of Papua and Now Guinea, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane;
(f) the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Perth;
(g) a place outside the Commonwealth (and not being a place specified above), with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra.
Appeals not lodged with the appropriate Commonwealth PubUc Service Inspector, or, in the case of the Northern Territory, with the Chairman, Promotfona Appeal Committee, Darwin, within the prescribed period will not be accepted.
Grounds of Appeal.
The grounds of appeal are:—
(1) (a) Superior efficiency or (b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority;
(ii) That the appellant is senior to the officer provisionally promoted and is efficient, where promotion is mads to one of these positions:
Assistant, Grade I; Assistant, Grade 2; Assistant Storeman; Clerical Assistant, Grade 1; Hospital Assistant (Female).
Grade 2; Labourer, Grade 1; Lift Attendant; Lineman, Grade 2; Mai! Officer; Monitor; Monitor (Female); Orderly.
Grade ); Postal Assistant; Postal Officer; Postman; Preventive Officer, Grade 1; Quarantine Assistant Grade 1; Storeman;
Telephonist.
How to Lodge Appeal.
The appeal piust show the Gazette date, promotee's name and Department, ^ d groimd of appeal. It should be sent direct to the Public
Service Inspector with the following particulars at the foot of the appeal:—
Office or Branch
Full Name (block letters)
Department
Personnel Number
Seniority (iat<; (or number)..
Date of Birth
Designation and Salary Scale of permanent position
T
rosftkins Iiovlng either Third or Foorih Division Status.
For the purposes of appca' against provisional promotions to positions of Assistant Chief Drafting Officer; Chief Drafting Officer;
Communications Officer; Drafting Assistant, all grades; Drafting Officer, all grades; Postal Clcpk; Principal Technical Officer; Senior
Communications Officer, all grades; Senior Drafting Officer, all grades; Senior Technical Officer, all grades; Supervisor-in-training (Mail);
Technical Assistant, all grades; Technical Officer, all grades; Telegraphist; Trainee Engineer, seniority of officers of the Third and Fourth
Division shall be determined in accordance with General Order 4/A/3, i.e., according to date of appoiiUment
Salaries, &c.
By reason of the operation of Regulation 106A the annual rates of salary are increased as follows:—
Adult Males and M^ried Minor (Males)
,,
..
..
..
.. Increase of £133 per annum.
AduU Females .,
..
,.
».
..
.. Increase of £99 p§r annum.
Minors—Proportionate adjustments as specified in Regulation 106A.
Where positions have been the subject of an arbitration determination, the salary sc^le^ shown aye tho^ pêsgribed by Determinations.
Name and Personnel Numbci
(also seniority reference if Regulation
109G applies).
'1
Present Desiâtion, Salary Scale, Division aqd Station.
Position to which Promoted, Salary Scale, Division and
Station.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT,
Central OfficeÂdministrative Section.
Rigg, Mary Elizabeth
60/85224
Typist (FejTiale) (^339-£657), Fourth Division
Woodgate, Rita May
58/23888
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£849-£926) (female rate Clerical Assistant, Grade 4 (£926-£964) (female rate
£695-£772), Fourth Division, Recruitment and
£772^£810), Fourth Division, Establishm'ent SecTraining Section, Sydney
tion, Sydney, vice B. J. Irwin
Duties.—Maintain organization records and position number control.
Crerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£849-£926), Fourth
Division, Recruitment and Training Section,
Division, Recruitment and Training Section,
Sydney, vice R. M. Woodgate, prov. prom.
Sydney
15.2.62
Kinny, Bryan Henry
58/23860
..
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-^695),
Fourth Division, vice M. C. Hill
Qualifications.—Shorthand, 80 words pe^* ininute,
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD.
New South Wales.
Duties.—Staff Notations Officer.
OFFICE OF EDUCATION.
New South Wales.
Assistant Vocational Counsellor (£968-£l,188), Clerk (£l,518-£l,738), Third Division, Offipe of
Education, North Sydney, vice D. J. Ivispn
Third Division, Rehabilitation Branch, Department of Social Services, Sydney
Duties.—Assistance in formoilation of policy for and in administration of Commonwealth Scholarships Scheme.
Qualifications.—Â knowledge of Australian education generally or a knowledge of a particular field covered by tbe Scholarships
Scheme; and experience adqiinistration preferably related to a scheme of training. A university degree would be of advantage.
Ikenberg, Jean Pierre
58/20450
569
PROMOTIONS—continued.
Name and Personnel Number
109G applies).
Farmer, Lindsay Gordon
David 58/32913
Searson, Kenneth Arthur
58/32845
Robson, Gordon William
58/33135
Croucher, Ronald Jbhn
59/43702
Dwyer, James Gerard
61/89017
Bird, Robert Joseph
58/45861
Present Desiâtion, Salary Scale, Division and Station.
Station.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT-ôntinued.
AUDITOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Australian Capital Territory.
Assistant Chief Auditor (£2,488-£2,748), Third Chief Auditor (£2,553-£2,878), Third Division,
Canberra, vice F. A. Johnson, prov. prom.
bivisiOh, Sydney
25.1.62
Clerk (Audit), Grade 3 (£966^£ 1,186), Third Divi^ Audit Inspector, Grade 1 (£1,298-£1,628), Third
Division, Canberra, vice L. W. Lane
sion, Canberra
Clerk (Audit), Grade 2 (£858-£1.078), Third Divi- Audit Inspector, Grade 1 (£1,298-£1,628), Third
Division, Canberra, vice A. Meintyre
sion, Brisbane
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Engineering Clerk (Audit), Grade 3 (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Canberra, vice F. D. Schultz
Branch, Postmaster-General's Department,
Bathurst, New South Wales
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA.
Librarian, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518), Third Division, Librarian, Grade 2 (£1,518-£1,628), Third Division,
Catalogue Division
Extension Division. New office Certificate No.
61/614
Duties.—-Readers' Adviser.
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Department Librarian, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518), Third Division,
of Supply, Brisbane
Catalogue Division. (New office Certificate No.
61/614
EHities.—General cataloguing duties.
DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AJTAIRS.
Central OflSce, Canberra.
IMvision 3—Property and Supply Branch.
Forbutt, Colin
..
.. Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division ..
.. Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, vice R. D.
58/21686
Adlam
Duties^Êxamine and process estimates, requests and reports on the purchasing, leasing and maintenance of office and residential
accommodation, furnishings and motor vehicles at more important overseas posts.
Oakman, KeAneth Ambrose .. Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Directorate Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, vice C.
of Works and Buildings, Department of Air,
58/28034
Forbutt, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Canberra
Duties.—Examine and process estimates, requests and reports on the purchasing, leasing and maintenance of office and residential
accommodation, furnishings and motor vehicles at certain overseas posts.
ATTORNIEY-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT.
Administrative Office.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Department of Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Personnel
Larkham, Bruce Richard
the Treasury, Canbeira
Section, Canberra, vice S. P. Collins, prov. prom.
58/46994
1.2.61
Duties.—^Maintain history and leave records; prepare Public Service Board returns and minor correspondence.
Crown Solicitor's Office, New South Wales.
Typist (Female) (£339-£657), Fourth Division .. Stenographer (Female), Grade I (£644-£695),
Castle, Joan Roslyh
Fourth Division, vice L. A. Barr
38/39052
Duties.—Stenographic duties for Legal Officers.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, at least 80 words per minute.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Central Staff, Canberra—Central Secretariat.
Clerk (£968-£1,188), Third Division, Department Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Thltd Division, vice M. J.
Dando, Michael David
of Primary Industry, Canberra
McGregor
58/42188
Duties.—In charge of sub-section responsible for office services.
Superannuation Board Office, Canberra.
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Insurance Clerk (£1,628-£1,848), Third Division. New office
Morris, Peter Edward
and Actuarial Branch
Cert. 61/2327
58/46864
Duties.—Preparation -of statistics and data for actuarial valuations, Prepare punched card processing and tabulating instructions.
Toone, William Francis . . Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Defence Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division Record Sub58/46968
Division
section, vice J. P. Kelly
Duties.—Control contributors index. Process legal documents; maintain registers of Ministerial correspondence, &c.
Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£772-£848), Fourth Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth
Powell, Dawn Nita
Division, War Service Homes Division, DepartDivision, vice C. E. Anderson
59/21512
ment of National Development, Canberra
Duties.—În charge of Typing Sub-section.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, 100 words per minute.
Stati^tfciasi's Branch, CanbcmL
Compiling Divisian.
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Engineering Research Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third
Risby, John Yoimg
Division, Postmaster-General^s Department,
Division, Employment and Labour Branch, vice
59/13137
Adelaide
R. D. B. Gibson
Duties.—Investigate trends in employment estimates for industry groups and other research on aspects of employment statistics.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree.
570
109G applies).
Shannon, Gordon Charles
58/21446
Booth, Maxwell Burkitt
58/21201
Present Designation, Salary Scale, Division and Station.
Station.
DEPARTMENT O F THE TREASURY—continued.
Statistician's Branch, Canberra—continued.
Development Division.
Assistant Supervisor (£2,163-£2,358), Third DiviSupervisor (£2,423-£2,618), Third Division, Intersion, unattached
nal Trade Branch. New office Cert. 61/1019
Duties.—Supervise the work of the Branch.
Qualifications.—Appropriate University degree desirable.
Senior Compiler (£l,903-£2,098), Third Division,
unattached
Assistant Supervisor (£2,163-£2,358), Third Division, Internal Trade Branch. New office Cert.
61/1019
Duties.—Responsible for the direction of staff in the compilation of statistics relating to internal trade and periodical censuses of
retail establishments. Investigation of current trends and developments in this field.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree desirable.
Statistician's Branch, Hobart—^Production, Trade and Transport Division.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Business
Compiler (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, ProducStatistics Branch, Research and Development
tion and Building Branch, vice D. N. Allen,
Division, Adelaide
prov. prom. 11.1.62
Duties.—Compilation and investigation of primary production statistics including estimation of value of production.
Qualifications.—Completion or partial completion of appropriate university degree desirable.
Powell, Barry James
58/13330
Robinson, Frank William
58/26107
Scholfield, Eric Norman
58/26173
Taxation Brancli, New South Wales.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Accounts
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Instalment
Section
Section, Sydney, vice N. McCarthy
Section
Section, Sydney, vice G. F. Harris
Duties of above two positions.—Instalment Inspector.
Bayley, Beryl Joyce
58/24610
Clerk (Female) (£470-£814),
Records Section
Diamond, George . .
58/24959
Symmonds, John Frederick ,
58/26342
Division,
Clerk (£968-£l,188) (female rate £814-£1,034),
Third Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax Section, Sydney, vice B. V. Lucas
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Sales Tax and
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Sales Tax
Pay-roll Tax Section
and Pay-roll Tax Section, Sydney, vice T. F.
Dawn
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Sales Tax and
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Sales Tax
Pay-roll Tax Section
and Pay-roll Tax Section, Sydney, vice J. A.
Kimber
Duties of above three positions.—Examining sales tax and pay-roll tax returns.
Supervisor (Investigations) (£2,163-£2,358), Third
Division, Investigation Section
Hall, Harry Douglas
58/25251
Hughes,
Whalan
Third
Albert
58/25405
George
Marsh, Leslie Cyril William
Matthew 58/25758
Gray, Kenneth Edward
58/25206
Investigation Officer, Grade 3 (£1,738-£1,968),
Third Division, Investigation Section
Duties.—Assistant Appeals Officer.
Clerk (£l,903-£2,098). Third Division, Internal
Audit Section
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Administrative Section
Division, Investigation Section, Sydney, vice
P. M. A. Lantry
Clerk (£2,033-£2.228), Third Division, Appeals
Section, Sydney, vice E, F. Mannix
Cashier (£2,033-£2,228),
Section, Sydney, vice
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628),
Section, Sydney, vice
15.2.62
Third
C. W.
Third
S. F.
Division, Cashier's
KL. Ellem
Division, Cashier's
Green, prov. prom.
Duties.—Assistant Cashier.
Clerk (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Defaults
Clerk (£1,738-£1,968), Third Division, AdministraCarlile, Kevin Charles
Section
58/24762
tive Section, Sydney, vice T. C. M-atchett
Duties.—Secretary, Tax Agents' Board, Exercise delegations in respect of extensions of time for lodgment of returns and payment
of taxes.
Jenkins,
Donald
Nicholas
Charles 58/25451
Green, Sydney Francis
58/25216
Barclay, David Harvey
58/28331
McAlpine, Douglas
58/28971
Roderick
Meikle, Leonard Ronald
58/28908
Gowans,
Villiers
Thomas
58/28665
Alfred
Assessor (Supervisor) (£1,628-£1,848), Third Division, Assessing Section, Sydney, vice F. D.
Goetze
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, Cashier's
Clerk (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Defaults
Section
Section, Sydney, vice K. C, Carlile, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Defaults Section.
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third
Section
Division, Assessing
Taxation Branch, Queensland.
Investigation Officer, Grade 4 (£l,903-£2,098),
Third Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax
Section
Investigation Officer, Grade 3 (£1,738-£1,968), Third
Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax Section
Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax Section
Clerk (£1.408-£1,628), Third Division, Correspondence (Sales Tax, &c.) Section
Division, Sales Tax and Pay-roll Tax Section,
Brisbane, vice S. H. H. Hawkins
Investigation Officer, Grade 4 (£l,903-£2,098). Third
Brisbane, vice D. H. Barclay, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Division, Sales Tax aaid Pay-roll Tax Section,
Brisbane, vice D. R. McAlpine, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Brisbane, vice L. R. Meikle, prov. prom.
15.2.62
571
No. 9.—15 th February, 1962
1090 appUes).
Eiliott, Reginald Conway
58/28583
Rees, Colin
58/29126
Milliner, Harold Keith
58/28917
Vout, Leo Herbert . .
58/38873
McCuIloch, James Lorraine
58/38795
O'Dea-, Terence Michael
58/43005
Position to which Promoted, Salary Scale. Division and
Slauon.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY—continued.
Taxation Branch, Queensland—continued.
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Sales Tax Qerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, Correspondand Pay-roll Tax Section
ence (Sales Tax, &c.) Section, Brisbane, vice
T. A. V. Gowans, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Correspondence (Sales Tax, &c.) Section.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Correspond- Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Sales Tasx
and Pay-roll Tax Section, Brisbane, vice R. C.
ence (Sales Tax, &c.) Section
Elliott, prov. prom. 15.2.62
EHities.—Officer-in-charge, Internal Examination Sub-section.
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Sales Tax Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Sales Tax
and Pay-roll Tax Section
and Pay-roll Tax Section, Brisbane, vice H. B.
Goodman
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Records Sub-section.
Taxation Branch, Tasmania.
Indoor Examiner (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Investigation Officer, Grade 3 (£1,738-£1,968),
Third Division, Investigation Section, Hobart,
Investigation Section
vice H. L. Harwood
Indoor Examiner (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Investigation Officer, Grade 3 (£1,738-£1,968), Third
Division, Investigation Section, Hobart, vice G. C.
Investigation Section
Coombe
Taxation Branch, Northern Territory.
Clerk (£858-£ 1,078), Third Division, Accounts Assessor, Grade 1 (£968-£l,188), Third Division,
Section, Darwin
Assessing Section, Darwin, vice J. T. Brewer
Forestry and Timber Burean.
Division of Silvicultural Research.
Research Officer, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518). Third Forestry Officer, Grade 3 (£1,628-£1,848), Third
Brown, Alan Gordon John
Division, unattached
Division, Canberra. Office reclassified Cert
58/14881
61/2231
Duties.—Conduct experimental work, with specialization in the breeding, raising and cultivation of particular species and strains
of trees.
Qualifications.—Degree or Diploma of an approved forestry school desirable.
Experimental Assistant, Grade 1 (£385-£951), Technical Officer, Grade 1 (£1,257-£1,448), Third
Mucha, Stefan
Division, Launceston. Office reclassified Cert,
Fourth Division, unattached
58/34626
61/2231
Duties.—Take charge of field parties for the remeasurement of sample plots and assist with analysis of the data.
Qualifications.—Considerable experience in sample plot work and ability to perform work requiring the exercise of independent
judgment desirable.
Warde,
Cecil
William Research Assistant (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Technical Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232),
unattached
Third Division, Canberra. Office reclassified
Alexander 58/15209
Cert. 61/2231
Duties.—Read and record a full range of meteorological instruments, analyse and summarize observations, adjust instruments.
Qualifications.—Intermediate or higher certificate and considerable experience in recording meteorological observations desirable.
Observer (£926-£l,155). Fourth Division, Bureau of Technical Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232),
Roberts, William Brooks
Fourth Division, Canberra. New office Cert.
Meteorology, Melbourne
58/31771
61/2200
Duties.—Assist with research on the rate of speed of forest fires including meteorological observations.
Qualifications.—Intermediate or higher certificate and training in meteorological observations desirable.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Technical Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232),
Eilert, Arthur Gerhard
Division, Forestry and Timber Bureau, Canberra
Fourth Division, Canberra. Office reclassified
61/85286
Cert. 61/2231
Duties.—Maintain glasshouse pot trials and field experiments, carry out laboratory measurements and prepare soil and plant
materials for analysis.
Qualifications.—Intermediate or higher certificate and considerable experience in forest, horticultural or agricultural experimental
work desirable.
Harris-Bodfish, Egbert James Experimental Assistant, Grade 1 (£385-£951), Technical Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232),
Fourth Division, Mt. Burr. Office reclassified
Fourth Division, unattached
58/17771
Cert. 61/2231
Duties.—Assist with the establishment and measurement of experiments including tree breeding.
Qualifications.—Intermediate or higher certificate and experience in field experimentation and plant propagation desirable.
Division of Forest Management Research.
Benson, Martin Lachlan Wood Forestry Officer, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518), Third Forestry Officer, Grade 3 (£l,628-£ 1,848), Third
Division, Canberra. New office Cert. 61/2200
58/14867
Division, Canberra
Duties.—Research in forest mensuration and forest inventory procedures.
Qualifications.—Degree or Diploma of an approved forestry school and experience in forest inventory, aerial survey or mensuration
work desirable.
Sims, William George
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Photo Interpreter (£1,078-£1,298), Third Divi- Photo Interpreter (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division,
58/15164
sion, unattached
Canberra. Office reclassified Cert. 61/2231
Duties.—Classify photographs of forest areas into vegetative types, check photographic classification of ground samples, measure
tree heights by parallax and other methods, measure density, crown diameter and other factors on air photographs.
Qualifications.—Experience in the interpretation of air photographs by the use of stereoscopic instruments desirable. Good
eyesight and stereoscopic vision are essential.
511
1090 applies).
Present Designation, Salary Scale. Division and Station.
Stauon.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—continued.
Electoral Branch—Australian Capital Territory.
Postal Clerk (£400-£1,040), Third Division, Post- Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Canberra, vice
Bird, Desmond
59/27884
master-General's Department, Canberra City
K. J. Laueis, transferred
Duties.—Assist with accounts, records, maintenance of rolls, &c.
Victoria Branch.
Clerk (£858'£1,078), Third Division, Accounts and Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Acc&unlti and
Matthews, Campbell Brian
Persoimel Section, Melbourne, vice M. A. Seale,
Personnel Section, Melbourne
58/46517
retired
Duties.—Maintain rents payable and receivable ledgers and supervise the staff of the Rents Sub-section.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.
Australian Capital Territory—Administration and Finance Division.
McDonald, Jennifer Margaret Accounting Machinist, Grade 2 (£772), Fourth Accounting Machinist, Grade 3 (£835), Fourth
Division, Finance Section, Administration and
Division, Finance Section, Administration and
58/12954
Finance Division, Department of Works, MelFinance Division, Canberra, vice A. E. Rogers
bourne
Duties.—Under the direction of the Accounting Machinist-in-charge, oversight of all machinists engaged on National and Burroughs
Accountiiig Machine work. Arrangement of work distribution and generally assist the Accounting Machinist-in-charge.
South Australia.
Administratiob and Finance i>ivision.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
Lawn, Sydney RoSs
Division, General Administration Section,
62/66039
Adelaide, vice G. C. Wilson
Duties.—Under the direction of the Stationery and Equipment Officer attehd to requisitions and office requisites submitted by Section
Leaders.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1 (£352-£849),
Paull, Geoffrey Ross
Division, General Administration Section,
Fourth Division, General Administration Section,
58/16080
Adelaide
Adelaide^ vice F. J. Leonard
Duties.—Operation and maintenance of an OCE Plan Printing Machine (Model 221) Trim and sort plans.
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Construction Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Construction
Olifenl, Douglas Elwin
Sub-section, Works Administration Section,
S'ub-section, Works Administration Section,
58/16078
Adelaide
Adelaide, vice A. S. Jones
Duties.—AdrtiinistratiVe assistance to Construction Manager. Supervise staff In the architectural and enginering cells. Prepare
high level correspondence. Assist in reviews of works progress. Special investigations as required.
Technical Division.
Burke, Robert Stanley
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Administrative Cadet Engineer (Civil) (£499-£968), Third Division,
Engineering Design Section, Adelaide, vice J. M.
Wing, Weapons Research Establishment, Re58/44868
Slater
search and Development Branch, Departmeitt of
Supply, Salisbury
Executive Section^ Northern Territory.
Principal Engineer (£2,553-£2,878), Third Division, Direttor of Works (£3,900), Second Division, DarRedmond, Leonard George
unattached (Australian Capita) Territory)
win, vice J. J. W. Gray
58/11626
Papua-New Guinea—Technical Division.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Administrative Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Stores Section,
Sherman, Bernard George
Division, Port Moresby
61/57152
Port Moresby. New office Cert. 61/1477
Duties.—Stock Control Officer. Responsible for exercising stock control, including planning and co-ordinating the approved
provisioning programme for the Branch.
Architect, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518), Third Division, Architect, Grade 3 (£l,628-£l,848) (tentative
Flower, Gerald Wanklyn
Architectural Design Section, Port Moresby
61/88278
classification £1,738-£1,968), Third Division,
Architectural Design Section, Port Moresby, vice
J. Woynicz
Duties.—^Responsible to a Senior Architect for the preparation of designs and specifications for a major project or a group of
projects.
Quahfications.—Registered Architect or eligible for m-embership R.AJ.A. desirable.
DS:PARTlVtt:NT OF HEALTH.
Central Staff, Canberra—General Administration Division.
. Clerk (£968-£l,188) (female rate £814-£1,034), Clerk (£1,078-£1,298) (female rate £924-£l,144),
D'Arcy, Marilyn Robyn
Third Division, Miscellaneous Sub -section. PerThird Division, Accounts Section, Canberra, vice
58/22022
sonnel and Offices Section, Canberra
G. M. Cûsack
Duties.—Appropriation Ledgerkeeper and preparation of returns of departmental expenditure.
Victoria—National Health Division.
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Medical and Assistant Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298),
Riddett, John Russell
Hospital Section, Melbourne
Third Division, Medical and Hospital Section!
58/17837
Melbourne, vice F. R. Blackwell
DUUes.—Assist in more iftiportant investigations and conduct other investigations as required under the Medical Benefits and
Hospital Benefits Schemes and Petisioner Medical Service.
Qualifications.—Accountancy qualifications desirable.
573
109G applies).
Station.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH—continued.
New South Wales.
Commonwealth Acoustic Laboratories—Central StaflL
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Sydney. New
.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Stores and
Gillespie, Michael John
Contracts Branch, Postmaster-General's Departoffice Cert. 61/1815
59/35741
ment, Sydney
Duties.—Preparation and submission of reports and statistics in regard to the laboratories* activities throughout Australia.
School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
Senior Medical Officer, Grade 1 (£2,878-£3,268),
Medical Officer (£2,163-£3,008), Third Division,
Third Division, Preventive M-edicine Section,
unattached* Department of Health, Sydney
Sydney. Office reclassified Cert. 61/2219
Queensland.
National Health Division.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£326-£644), Fourth
Checker-in-training (female) (£326-£644), PharmaWakefield, Dianne . .
Division, Department of Health, Brisbane
ceutical Section, Brisbane, vice P. M, Tilney
58/34367
Checker-in-training (female) (£326-£644), PharmaThompson, Ellen Joyce
Division, Department of Social Services, Brisbane
ceutical Section, Brisbane, vice M. C. Miller
58/19109
Checker-in-training (female) (£326-£644), PharmaReid, Denise Angela
Division, Department of Social Services, Brisbane
ceutical Section, Brisbane, vice A. M, Bourke
58/19092
Duties of above three positions.—Checking claims lodged under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Note.—When an officer has completed six months' training as a Checker-in-training and has attained a satisfactory standard of
accuracy, she will be advanced to a position of Checker (Female) (£593-£772).
Scott, Godfrey Chesworth
58/24461
Health Laboratories Division.
Buckton, John William
..
Mail Officer (£352-£951), Fourth Division, PostClerical Assistant, Grade 4 (£926-£964), Fourth
59/23233
master-General's Department, Rockhampton
Division, Rockhampton, vice L. Code
Duties.—Responsible for ordering, storage and issue of biological products, receipt of public moneys, ordering stores and equipment,
maintain stores, stock and personal ledger and records, supervise office staff.
Beer, Jennifer
58/34260
Mason
Western Australia—National Health Division,
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798> (female
Checker-in-training (Female) (£326-£644), Fourth
rate £326-£644),, Fourth Division, unattached,
Division, Pharmaceutical Benefits Section, Perth,
vice C. J. Stockden
Perth
Duties.—Checking claims lodged under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Tsfote.—When an officer has completed six months' training as a Checker-in-training a^d has attained a satisfactory general
standard of accuracy, she will be advanced to a position of Checker (Female) (£593-£772).
Latham, Edwin Alexander
58/17263
Nortfiero Territory—General Administration Division.
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Welfare
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298),
Branch, Northern Territory Administration Division, Department of Territories, Darwin
Duties.—Control and direct activities of stocktaking team.
Ebzery, Terence Michael
59/23051
Smith, Lawrence Clyde
61/85213
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Radio Branch,
Postmaster-General's Department, Brisbane
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Transport
Branch, Northern Territory Administration Division, Department of Territories, Darwin
Duties of above two positions.—Conduct
stocktaking procedures desirable.
stocktakes of
Oerk
Third
Division,
Darwin*
(£858-£l,078), Third Division,
Darwin*
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division,
Darwin*
a'll Divisional establishments.
Knowledge of internal audit and/or
«New office Cert. 61/2233.
DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION.
Central Staff, Canberra.
Planning Divisfon.
Clerk (£1,298-£I,518), Third Division, Statistics
Investigating Officer (£l,40S-£1,628), Third DiviGregson, Arthur Peter
Sub-section, Research and Statistics Section
sion. Commonwealth Immigration Planning and
58/40354
Advisory Councils Section, vice W. H.
McMillan
Duties.—Analyse monthly reports from overseas posts and investigate majtters related to migration projects and schemes.
Citizenship Diyision.
Qerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Correspondence
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Migrant
Lotton, Maxwell Henry
Registry Section, Administration Division
Accommodation Section, vice K. Dunn
58/40376
Duties.—Prepare periodical accommodation summaries, maintain records of transport arrangements and works programmes for
migrant accommodation centres.
O r a t i o n s Divisioni.
Clerk (£t,078-£l,298), Third Division, unattached
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, British SecGrady, Henry Arthur
tion, vice G. Bartley
58/40453
Duties.—Examine and decide proposals relating to the eligibility of persons for assistance under the British assisted migration scheme.
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division,^ Foreign
Assisted Migration Section, vice I. L. MacLeod,
prov. prom. 8.2.62.
Duties.—Examine and decide proposals relating to the eligibility of persons under the various foreign assisted passage' schemes.
Robertson, Alan
58/40418
781/62.—2
Graham
Examination Officer (£96«-£l,188),. Third Diwsion,
unattached
No. 9—15th February, 1962
574
109G applies).
Station.
D E P A R T M E N T OF IMMIGRATION—continued.
Central Staff, Canberra—continued.
Operations Division—continued.
Barrenger, Bryson Henry
58/40296
..
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third division,
Unassisted Migration Section
Foreign
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division,
Unassisted Migration Section, vice
Bleaney
Duties.—Decide or obtain decisions on questions outside policy requiring discretionary consideration.
Foreign
K. J.
Administration Division.
Weatherstone, Albert Granville
Frank 58/40442
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, Establishment Section
Duties.—Supervise Overseas Section.
Clerk (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Overseas
Section, Administration Branch.
New office
Cert. 62/70
Formulate policy and maintain review on all aspects of conditions of overseas service.
Perrin, Donald Francis
58/40460
..
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, unattached
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Overseas
Section, Administration Branch.
New office
Cert. 62/70
Duties.—Examine and make recommendations on proposals relating to office and residential accommodation at all overseas posts.
Lange, Peter Clifford
58/40373
..
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Personnel and
Office Services Section
Duties.—Prepare
for overseas staff.
Hawke, John William
58/40359
and maintain organization records.
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Personnel and
Office Services Section, Administration Branch.
New office Cert. 61/2300
Examine Forms 28 and Pay Sheets and maintain record of payments
..
Division,
Correspondence Registry
Section,
Division, Personnel and Office Services Section,
Administration Branch
Administration Branch. New office Cert. 61/2300
Duties.—Supervise General Services Sub-section. Arrange repairs and maintenance to building, furniture and equipment, as directed.
Burton, Albert Henry
58/40313
..
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division,
Accounts Section, Finance Branch
Treasury
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, Treasury
Accounts Section, Finance Branch, vice R. G.
Mair
Duties.—Departmental Certifying Officer.
Commens, Robert Athol
58/40324
..
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Migrant
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Recovery
Accommodation Section, Citizenship Division
Section, Finance Branch, vice C. P. Mules
Duties.—Supervise Recovery Section.
Western Australia Branch, Perth.
Cole, Geoffrey Ashton
58/40510
..
Senior Inspector, O. & M. (£2,163-£2,358), Third
Commonwealth Migration Officer (£2,293-£2,488),
Third Division, Perth, vice E. A. Membery
Duties.—The control and administration of the branch office.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE.
Central Staff.
Staff of the Tariff Board.
Sturman, Myles Albert
58/42314
..
Supervising Research Officer (£2,033-£2,228), Third
Officer-in-charge (£2,293-£2,488), Third Division,
Division, Department of Primary Industry, CanS'ervices Branch Section, Canberra, vice J. H.
berra
Reeves
Duties.—Position No. 6: In charge of the Services Branch, engaged in analysing material submitted to the Tariff Board and in
examining information on economic and industrial conditions in Australia and overseas, particularly as they effect the Tariff Board.
Qualifications.—Considerable research experience in economic and allied fields and appropriate university degree desirable.
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY.
Central Staff.
Division of Agricultural Economics.
Anderberg. Frederick
58/42142
..
Senior Research Officer (£1,628-£1,968), Third
Division, Wool Research Section, Canberra
Supervising Research Officer (£2,033-£2,228), Third
Division, Wool Research Section, Canberra, vice
A. Ward
Duties.—^Responsible for field investigation into the wool-growing industry,
Quahfications.—Considerable experience in economic research. Ability to direct the work of a group of trained research officers
and an appropriate university degree desirable.
Kelly, Lindsay Graeme
..
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Canberra
..
Cadet (Agricultural Economics) (£499-£968), Third
58/42236
Division, Canberra. New office Cert. 61/2061
The conditions governing the recruitment, training and promotions of Cadets (Agricultural Economics) were notified in Gazette
No. 66 of 6th July, 1961.
Fisheries Division.
Hardman, Donald John
61/88155
..
Research Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third
Division, Canberra
Research Officer (Economics), Grade 2 (£1,518£1,738), Third Division, Canberra, vice P. L.
Cheah
Duties.—Under supervision, compilation and analysis of fisheries statistics. Investigation into the economics of the industry.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree. Economic research experience desirable.
Queensland.
Inspection and Administration Division—Inspection Branch.
Abel, Brian Ralph . .
61/12166
..
Meat Inspector, Grade 1 (£1,193-£1,346), Fourth
Meat Inspector, Grade 2 (£1,385-£1,461), Fourth
Division, Meat and Fruit Section, New South
Division, Meat and Fruit Section, Roma. New
Wales
office Cert. 61/297
Qualifications.—Certificate of con/petency as Meat Inspector.
575
I090 appUes).
Station.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Central Staff, Canberra—^Division C, Electronic Data Processing Brancti.
Brown. Donald William .. Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Department Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division. New office
58/11428
of Works, Canberra
Cert, 61/1945
Duties.—Under the general direction of the Administrative Officer, responsible for clerical and administrative assistance to
principal programmer, data preparation.
Holliday, Heather Murdock
58/18434
Dickson, Pamela Elizabeth
58/47382
Fahey, Bemice Ann
58/25067
Lane, Jocelyn Margaret
58/22869
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.
New South Wales.
Area Secretariat.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695), Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth
Division, Sydney (position No. 92)
Fourth Division, Commonwealth Police Branch,
Attorney-General's Department, Sydney
Naval and Air Store Branch.
Typist (Female) (£339-£657), Fourth Division,
Operations Branch, Department of Civil
Aviation, Sydney
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695),
Fourth Division, Department of the Treasury,
Taxation Branch, New South Wales, Staff Section, Sydney
Sydney (position No. 396)
Qualifications of above four positions.—Shorthand, 100
Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth
Division, Naval Stores Section, Stationery Subsection, Sydney (position No. 157)
Division, Naval Stores Section, General Subsection, Sydney (position No. 7)
Division, Air Stores Section, Sydney (position
No. 392)
words per minute.
Naval Dockyard, Garden Island.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division ..
.. Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Sydney, vice
L. P. Webb
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Job Control and Records Section.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Sydney, vice
Collins, Daniel Joseph
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division ..
E. H. Burgess, prov. prom. 15.2.61
58/23340
Duties.—Maintain expenditure records in connexion with repair and refit of ships, small craft, &c. Check demands and orders on
contractors.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division ..
.. Clerk (£968-£1,118), Third Division, Sydney. New
Utz, John Keith
office Cert. 60/1738
58/23321
Duties,—Personal Assistant to the Works Manager.
Clerk (£858-£l,078) (tentative classification £968Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division
Charlton, Albert Henry
£1,188), Third Division, Sydney, vice M. N.
58/23310
Baa-rack
Duties.—^Prepare correspondence on ships defects, alterations and additions. Maintain office records on proposed and approved
alteration and addition items. Draft report at conclusion of refit, showing all work undertaken.
McAndrew, Stanley David .. Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Naval and Air Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Sydney, vice
J. K. Utz, prov. prom, 15.2.62
58/23318
Store Branch, Naval Stores Section
Duties.—Prepare correspondence, reports, shop orders, signals for senior officers in the dockyard.
Burgess, Eric Hunter
58/23309
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
Southern Command, Victoria—Army Inspection Service, Marlhymong.
Chief Examiner (£l,206-£1,244), Fourth Division, Supervising Examiner (£1,346-£1,448), Fourth
Mason, James
Ammunition Division
Division, Ammunition Division. New office
58/40099
Cert. 61/1149
Duties.—Administration and technical supervison of staff engaged on the acceptance, periodical testing, and subsequent release of
stores, manufactured for the services by government factories and commercial contractors, and held at Derrimut, Oaklands, Footscray
and Longlea.
New South Wales—Eastern Command.
Civil Personnel Section, Sydney.
âne, Arthur Aloysuis
.. Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, unattached .. Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division. Office
58/37700
reclassified Cert. 61/1385
Duties.—In charge of section responsible for the processing of army and civilian compensation claims under the Commonwealth
Employees' Act 1930-1959.
Magill, Carl Osmund
.. Clerk (£968-£1,188), Third Division, unattached .. Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division. New
58/37715
office Cert. 61/1384
Duties.—In charge of section dealing with permanent appointments, temporary employment, allowances, increments, maintenance of
personnel records, «fec.
Army Audit Section, Sydney.
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, vice T. J.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division ..
Middleton, Roy Clarence
Dawson
58/37724
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Envision, vice R. C.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division
Hill, Eric William
Middleton, prov. prom. 15.2.62
58/37856
Duties of above two positions.—Audit inspections of Army units, depots and installations in metropolitan and country areas. Duties
involve travelling to country areas necessitating absences from home.
576
No. 9,—15th February, 1962
Personnel Number
109G applies).
Station.
DEPARTMENT O F THE
ARMY—continued.
Army Inspection Service, Sydney.
Rayner, James Henry
..
Senior Examiner, Grade 2 (£1,053-£1.130), Fourth
58/37946 (12.11.59)
Division, vice K. Trick
Duties.—Supervise the inspection and test of motor transport including all A (armoured), B and C class vehicles.
Head-quarters Staff, Sydney.
Fahy, Edna
58/37853
Stenographer (Female),
Fourth Division
Joyce
Gradg
1
Division, vice P. Tindale
(£644-£695),
Duties.—Responsible for supervision and training of typists allotted to General Staff typing pool.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, JQQ words per minute.
Fourth Division, vice E. J. Fahey, prov, prom.
l'5.2.62
Typist (Female) (£339-£657), Fourth EHvision
Crowe, Caroline Mary
58/37847
Duties.—Typing and stenographic duties for Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-General (Quartering) and staff.
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.
Central Staff, Canberra,
Secretariat, Electronic I>at» Processing bureau.
Fitzgerald, Patrick Doyle
$5/19606
..
Division, Department of the Army, Canberra
E.D,P. Operator, Grade 1 (£400-£951),
Division. New office Cert. 61/2105
Fourth
Puties.—Position No, 29; Accurate preparation, editing, transcription and verifigaîon of data f r o m source documents and records
using various types of Flexowriter equipment.
Central Registry.
MacLean, Margaret
61/85697
Jack, Ian William . .
61/3^94
..
..
Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade 1 (£326-£644),
Fourth Division
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849) (female
rate £644-£695), Fourth Division. New office
Cert. 6Q/?384
Duties.—Position No. 103: N a m e indexer.
Qu?^lificatior^s.—Ability to inaintain a narpe inde?^.
DEPARTMENT O F C I V I L A V I A T I O N .
Ceqtna ^tafl, Victoria—Divisioa of Airport Engtaeerlng.
Drafting Assistant, Grade 1 (£400-£951), Fourth
Drafting Assistant,
Grade
2
(£1,002-£1,232),
Division, Survey and General Se9tion, D r ^ t i n g
Fourth Division, Survey and
General
Br^ch
Drafting Branch, "Melbourne (position No. 71)
Section.
Duties.—Preparation and amendment of detail drawings f r o m information provided.
Victoria-Tasmania
Region—Victoria.
Finance Branch.
Powell, Yvonne Mario
61/36732
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1 (£339£657), Fourth Division, Ledgers Section, Supply
and Trfii^&port B r ^ c h
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£77^),
Fourth Division, Melbourne (position No. 20)
Duties.—Opercition of a Mercedes accounting machine on the production of salary sheets, posting of combined
Ledger and Liabilities, Register, ?incj associated duties.
Qualifications.—Completion of prescribed test.
Wain, Allen
61/37226
Stanley
Appropriation
Supply and Transport Branch.
Motor
Driver
(£747-£798),
Fourth
Division,
Assistant Storeman (£352'£785), F o u r t h Division,
Main Store Section
Transport Section, Melbourne (position No, 34)
Duties.—^Drive motor vehicles up to 3 tons.
Airways Engineering Branch.
Technician (Radio) (£900-£l,040), Fourth Division,
Launceston Airport (Western Junction)
Senior Technician (Radio) (£1,117-£1,193), Fourth
Division, Radio Maintenance and Training
Section, Melbourne (position No. 84)
Duties.—Take charge of Technicians (Radio) engaged in the maintenance and operation of radio communications, radio navigational
and nssocit^ted equipment, ^ c .
Cooper, Eric
58/38613
Queensland Region—Finance
Branch.
Hancock, Patricia Margaret
Clerk (£499-£968) (female rate £470-£814), Third
Clerk (£858-£l,078) (female rate £704-£924), Third
58/50766
Division
Division, Brisbane (position No. 10)
Duties.^-Check and associate allowance claims with salary payments.
Maintain register of travelling allowances.
General
assistance in section.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY.
Central Staff.
Burke, Robert Stanley
58/44868
Clerk
(£499-£968), Hiird
DMsion,
Administrative Wing, Weapons Research Establishment,
Salisbury, Research and Development Branch,
South A u s t r ^
Cadet Engineer (£499-£968), Third Division, Melbourne, vice }. D. Reed
Pywell, Walter
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Administrative
(Accoyjiti^g) Seetiop,
Government
Aircraft
Factories, Fishermen's Bend, Victoria
Cadet Engineer (£499-£968), Third Division, Melbounce, vice J. L. Smith
Bruce
Cdmnionweaith Gazette
577
No*
iFebmary, 1962
PROMOTIONS—cohtinufed.
(also Seniority reference if Resalatibti
109G applies).
Present besignAtion. Salary
Division and Station.
Position to which Pfomote<i, Salary Sdaie. bivislon aiid
Stadon.
DEPARTMENt 6P StJPPLY-ôntinued.
Central Staff—continued.
Management Services Br^cb—Methods Section*
Sinclair, Alan Alexander .. Assistant Contracts Officer (£1,738-£1,968), Third Inspector (£2,163-£2,358), Third Division, Mel58/44269
Division, Clothing and Footwear Section,
bourne, vice J. L. Barker
Directorate of Contracts, Melbourne
Duties.—Team leader. Plan, direct and undertake methods reviews in branches, factories ^ d establishfnerits.
Wilkinson, Stanley Alan .. Assistant Inspector (£1,738^1,968), Hiird Division, Assistant Inspector (£1,903-£2,098), Thii'd Divi58/46569
Melbourne
sion, Melbourne, vie© J. P. Murphy
Duties.—Investigate, report and make recomhiendatibhs for the most effective lise of office machines and related systems. Examine
requests for office machines and equipment.
Fiiuuice Branch—Êstablishments Accounts and Audit Section.
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518)> Third Division, Adminis- Clerk (£l,738-£l,968). Third Division, vi6e G.
trative Action, Government Aircraft Factories^
Murden
Fishermen's Bend, Victoria
Whelan, John Kerin
.. Clerk (£l,51g-£l-,738)i Third Divisiod, Accounting Qerk (£1,738-£1,968), Third Division. New
58/43551
Section, Stores and Transport Branch, Marioffice Cert. 61/2259
bymong, Victdria
Duties for aboVe two {iositibns.—CarJry out acc&Uhting inspection^ of branches and iestablishmfihts either as assistant' tb se&ior
inspectors on major inspeetions, or irtdependently as directed.
Qualifications for above two positions,—Accountancy and experience in departmental financial and costing operations desirable.
Dunstan, Norman Henry ..
58/46265
New Sûdi Wês.
Finance Branch.
Day, Daniel John ..
., Clerk (£968-£ia88). Third Division, Department Cost Investigator, Grade 1 (£1,298-£1,518), Third
58/23139
of the Navy, Sydney
Division, Costing Section, vice J. E. Ryan
Duties.—Carry out cost investiga^tions, furnish reports on Contractors' accounting Systems and investigate the correctness of
apportionment of overhead expenses. Duties entail visitihg contratitbts' pi^mised mainly in Sydney metropolitan atea.
Oualifications.—Pa&sed Stage 3 of examhiations of the Australian Society of AccoUiil&nts, or appropriate degree course.
McGregor, Letitia Mary
58/32979
District Contract Board.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695), Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£772-£848), Fourth
Fourth Division, Auditor-Geherad's OMce,
Division, Sydnfey, vice V. M. Ha^y
Prune Minister's Department, Sydney
Duties.—Stenography Mid setretarial dutifes for the IêpUty E>irector oi Contracts.
Qualifications.—Shorthand, lOQ words per minute.
..
South Australia—Security Branch.
Clerk (£968^£1,188), Third Division, Common- Assistant Security Officer (£i,lSl-£l,i57), P o u f ^
wealth Police Force, Attorney-General's DepartDivision, Salisbury, vice S. L. Bermail
ment, Adelaide
Pielôn, John Blinman
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Adminifetra- Assistant Security Officer (£1,181-£1,257), Fourth
58/45420
tive Branch, State Controller's Office, Adelaide
Divisioni Woomera, vice W. F. Jamieson
Duties.—Assist in supervision of protective security measUtes it debattmental establishments (Salisbury, Woomera and Maralinga?).
Harrison, Colin James
58/21024
Jamieson, Jean Isobel
58/43859
..
..
DEPARTMENT OF SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT.
Centi^ OflAce, Victoria,
Typist (Female) (£734), Fourth Division, un- Steno-Secretary (Female) (£861-£937), fourth
attached. Department of Supply, Melbourne
Division, Melbourne. Office reclassified Cert.
61/1980 (position No. 4)
Duties.^—Stetiographic and secretarial duties for the Permanent Head.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SfefeViCE.
Central Office,
industrial Services Division.
Trikojus, Natasha Elisabeth Clerk (£499-£968) (female rate £470-£814), Third Industrial Training Officer, Grade 1 (£1,29862/^6099
£1,^18) (fetnale rate £1,144^£ 1,364), TMfd Division, Industrial Training Section, Melboumei
vice W. B. Carmichael
Duties.—Under direction, undertake investigations and researches concerning in-industry training, and assist Iii the conduct of
" pilot" projects, and the preparation of related publications; conduct training within industry programmes.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree. Alternatively a technical college diploma in a branch of the physical sciences.
Victoria—Administrative Division.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Personnel Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Staff SecSection, Administrative Division, Department of
tion, Melbourne, vice W. K. Barker, prov, prom.
Shipping and Transport, Melbourne
1.2.62
Duties.—Supervise and direct work of staff section; prepare staff salary estimates.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of staff administrative duties, Public Service Act and Regulations, General Orders and arbitration
determinations desirable.
Cameron, Charles ..
58/35028
578
109G applies).
Station.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICEôntinued.
New South Wales—Employment Division.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, District Employ- Vocational Quidance Officer, Grade (£1,518Gunzburg, Ronald Jack
£1,628), Third Division, Professional Services
ment Offices Pool Section, Sydney
58/48516
(Vocational Guidance) Section, Employment
Division, Sydney, vice J. H. Cloutte
Duties.—Responsible to the Officer-in-charge, Professional Services Office, in particular for the conduct of vocational guidance work
away from regional head-quarters. Supervise the work of subordinate staff.
Qualifications.—A university degree with a major in psychology or equivalent training and experience in vocational guidance and
vocational selection desirable.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
Australian Capita] Territory.
Bureau of Mineral Resources, Geology and Geophysics, Operations Branch.
Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£772-£848), Fourth Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth
Powell, Dawn Nita ...
Division, Central Administration, War Service
Division, Administrative Section, Canberra, vice
59/21512
Homes Division, Canberra
G. D. Hancock (position No. 26)
Duties.—Supervision and direction of typing pool.
Central Administration—^Resources, Information and Development Branch.
Dusek, Yaraslav ..
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Telephone Research Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third
59/62547
Accounts Branch, Postmaster-General's DepartDivision, Canberra, vice I. N. Forsyth
ment, Victoria
Duties.—^To assist, under direction, with the analysis of major public works undertakings and proposals throughout Australia
including research into trends in the supply of construction materi^s and equipment. Maintain a cost index of public works.
(Jialifications,—Appropriate university degree.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.
Centra] Staff—By-law Branch, Planning Section.
Watson, Neville Verdun .. Inspector (£1,738-£1,968), Third Division, Investi- Clerk (£2,163-£2,358), Third Division, Canberra,
58/12402
gation Branch, Brisbane
vice D. K. Campbell, prov. prom. 14.12.61
Duties.—Control Planning Section. Develop By-law treatment for general classes of goods. Review by-law policies and methods.
Organize branch training.
New South Wales—Shipping Branch, Newcastle Section.
Moore, Wallis Whitefield .. Inspector (£1,738-£1,968), Third Division, Sub-Collector (£2,033-£2,228), Third Division, New58/11012
Petroleum Prodoicts Branch, Sydney
castle, vice J. Sagar
Duties,—^Responsible for the administration of the outport. The effective date of this promotion is 19.4.61.
Victoria.
Accounts Branch.
McGrory, Kenneth John .. Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Jerquer's Assistant Cashier (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
58/36160
Branch, Melbourne
Cashier's Section, Melbourne, vice J. F. Green
DCities.—Check cash particulars on Customs and Excise entries. Record payments and receipt entries on cash register.
Brennan, Thomas
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Invoice Room, Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Melbourne,
58/35752
Melbourne
vice P. E. Morgan, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Salary Clerk.
Hannebery, Joan Frances
Clerk (£499-£968) (female rate £470-£814), Third Clerk (£858-£l,078) (female rate £704-£924), Third
58/35972
Division, Melbourne
Division, Cashier's Section, Melbourne, vice
R. J. Oldfield^ prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Banking Officer, Balance amounts of money collected by the Cashier and Assistant Cashier with cash statements and
pay into bank.
Excise Branch.
Mace, Patrick Alfred
Excise Officer, Grade 1 (£808-£l,078), Fourth Excise Officer, Grade 3 (£1,078-£1,298), Third
58/36099
Division, Melbourne
Division, Melbourne, vice H. Williams
Duties.—Supervise, as Officer-in-charge, the activities at licensed premises used for the manufacture of excisable goods.
Qualifications.—Must have passed the prescribed examination for transTer or promotion as Excise Officer, Grade 3.
Leffanue, Robert Leo
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Personnel Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/36080
Branch, Melbourne
vice I. C. C. Eddleston
Duties.—Register, index and distribute all correspondence. Prepare outward correspondence. Attend to the furnishing, proper
execution and release of all securities covering excise activities, and correspondence in connexion therewith.
Sheridan. William Patrick
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Melbourne
Excise Officer, Grade 1 (£808-£ 1,078), Fourth
58/36302
Division, Melbourne, vice F. J. Hodges
Healy, Edwin Francis
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Invoice Room, Excise Officer, Grade 1 (£808-£1,078), Fourth
58/35986
Melbourne
Division, Melbourne, vice P. A. Mace, prov.
prom. 15.2.62
Duties of the above two positions.—Under the control of a senior officer, exercise supervision at a distillery, brewery, tobacco
factory, or liqueur factory. Responsible, as required, for complete supervision in the use, testing and trade sampling of methylated
spirits, inspection of stills used other than for distillation of spirits; inspection of hotels, brewery wagons and vessels, to ensure compliance
with Beer Excise Act.
Export Licensing and Export Entries Branch.
McGregor, Colin John Roy Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, unattached .. Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/12288
vice M. J, Skinner, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Puties.—Attend counter aijd issue export licences, export permits and passengers' declaration forms.
579
No. 9,—15th February, 1962
109G applies).
Station.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—continued.
Victoria—continued.
Import Licensing Branch.
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne.
Oliver, Thomas Arthur
Division, Landing Section, Shipping Branch,
vice L. G. Goldby, prov. prom. 15.2.62
58/36204
Melbourne
Duties.—Assistant Licensing Officer. Check applications for import licences and compile licence issue cards.
Investigation Branch.
Assistant Investigation Officer (£l,078-£ 1,298),
Third Division, Melbourne, vice H. G. Welsh,
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Clerk (Relieving) (£968-£l,188), Third Division,
Greenwood, Charles John
Assistant Investigation Officer (£l,078-£i,298),
Personnel Branch, Melbourne
58/35953
Third Division, Melbourne, vice J. P. Curtain,
prov. prom. 7.12.61
Duties of above two positions.—Investigate applications for admission of goods under by-law.
Clerk (£968-£l,188),
Branch, Melbourne
James, Leslie Victor
58/36028
Third
Division,
Jerquer's
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
vice P. Beilby
Melbourne
Duties.—Record all seizures and deposits taken in connexion with prosecutions, or pending action, under Part XV. of the Customs
Prepare appearance notices, charge sheets and public notices for Part XV. inquiries. Verify the correct disposal of all seized
Blackmore, Raymond William
58/35738
Act.
goods.
Invoice Room.
Inspector
(£l,628-£ 1,848),
Third
Division,
Inspector (Refunds) (£1,738-£1,968), Third DiviStevens, Ronald Samuel
sion, Melbourne, vice J. P. Donovan
58/36339
unattached
Duties.—Supervise and control Refunds Section. Approve of refund claims on behalf of Collector.
O'Hehir, Kevin John
58/36199
Simons, Paul Joseph
58/36307
Welsh, HUton Garth
58/36394
Lawson, H?nry Francis
58/36077
Ryan, Reginald Noel
58/36287
Duties of the above five
Customs duty, primage and sales
rates, and rates of exchange are
Instructions, Inspector's Orders,
Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
Landing Section, Shipping Branch, Melbourne
Assistant Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third
Division, Investigation Branch, Melbourne
positions.—Detailed examination of Customs entries and associated documents, to ensure that correct
tax are paid; Import Licensing Regulations and provisions relating to value for duty; preferential tariff
complied with; statistical classification and quantities are accurate; and Departmental Orders, Confidential
&c., are complied with.
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division,
Licensing Branch, Melbourne
Goldby, Lloyd George
58/35942
Invoice Examining Officer (£1,408-£1,738), Third
Division, Melbourne. New office Cert. 61/2081
Duties.—Securities Clerk.
Import
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Securities
Section, Melbourne, vice L. H. Atkinson, prov.
prom. 7.12.61
Receive, record, and take charge of securities and guarantees lodged with the Department.
Hildebrand, John Bennett . .
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Parcels Post
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/36004
Branch, Melbourne
vice T. E. Ryan
Duties.—Statistical Clerk. Prepare summary of, check and despatch to Central Office statistical copies of all Customs entries.
Satisfy all public inquiries regarding statistical matters. Check statistical classification of goods shown on Customs entries prior to their
checking by Invoice Examining Officers.
Despard, Bryan Joseph
..
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, WareClerk (£968"£1,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/35840
house Branch, Melbourne
vice K. G. P. Mullaly, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Peruse all refund applications and record on card index and refund register. Responsible for distribution of claims and
preparation of Sales Tax return.
Oldfield, Roy James
58/36200
Carroll, Terence Maxwell
58/35781
..
Bell, Robert James
58/35728
McCready, Charles
58/36154
Maxwell
Tyrrell, Bria^n Thomas Edward
58/36367
Emmerson, George Arthur . .
58/35877
Jerquer's Branch.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Accounts
Branch, Melbourne
Melbourne
Melbourne
Melbourne
Clerk
(£858-£l,078), Third Division, Correspondence. Records and Typing Section, Personnel Branch, Melbourne
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, Melbgume
Clerk
vice
Clerk
vice
(£968-£l,188),
J. W. Nelson,
(£968>£1,188),
L. V. James,
Thu-d Division, Melbourne,
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Third Division, Melbourne,
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Melbourne,
vice G. T. Collins, prov. prom. 15.2.62
vice G. P. O'Brien, prov. prom. 15.2.62
vice R. E. Handley, prov. prom. 15.2.62
vice K. J. McGrory^,prov. prom. 15.2.62
580
(also seniority reference if Resulation
I99G applies).
Stadon.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXClSE^-continued.
Jerquer's Branch—continued.
Whish-Wright, Geoffrey James Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Melbourne,
58/36400
Division, Williamstown and Boarding Branch,
vice J. C. K. Vinen, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
Murray, Edward ..
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Invoice Room, Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
Melbourne
58/36146
vice C. Curtin, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Crawford, Leslie Raymond .. Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£1,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/35821
vice G. H. Nolan, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
O'Leary, Owen Frank
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Thkd Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division. Melbourne,
58/36202
vice F. C. O'Farrell, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
Skinner, Mark John
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Export Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
vice H. R. Moran, prov. prom. 15.2.62
58/36309
Licensing and Export Entries Branich, Melbourne
Duties of the above eleven positions.—Înternal audit of customs receipts by check of ships' papers and activities in Warehouse
Branch, Cashier's Section, wharf and parcels post stations and outports. Check of claims for drawback and shortage and pillage reports.
Melbourne Airport Branch.
Hudson, Laurence Robert
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Parcels Post Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
58/36020
Branch, Melbourne
Melbourne, vice A. G. M. Hammond
Duties.—Examine and assess duty, primage and sales tax on goods not requiring a customs entry. Attend overseas terminal to
assist in clearance of passengers.
Parcels Post Branch.
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Melbourne,
vice L. R. Hudson, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
Goss, Terence Bernard
Division, Landing Section, Shipping Bratich,
vice D. D. McGregor
58/35948
Melbourne
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
Reid, William Alexander
58/36252
vice B. W. Dodd, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
Wensor, Kenneth Alan
vice J. B. Hildebrand, prov. prom. 15.2.62
58/36395
Melbourne
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
Studham, Walter Leonard
vice D. M. Garvey, prov. prom. 15.2.62
58/36234
Melbourne
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Landing Clerk (£968-£l,188), Thu-d Division, Melbourne,
Hall, Ma^cwell James
Section, Shipping Branch, Melbourne
vice G. D. Lemon, prov. prom, 15.2.62
58/35963
Assistant
Examining
Officer
(£808-£
1,078),
Third
Clerk
(£968-£l,188). Third Division, Melbourne,
Mosley, Duncan Sinclair
vice M. T. Ryan
58/36140
Melbourne
Duties of above seven positions.—Examine and assess duty and sales tax on all parcels and packets received from overseas.
Slattery, Christopher
58/36310
Personnel Branch.
O'Farrell, Francis Charles . . Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Jerquer's
58/36198
Branch, Melbourne
Duties.—Organization and Methods Clerk. Assist Inspector (Personnel) in
Maintain up to date duty statements, organization charts and job descriptions.
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078) (female rate £704Vosti, Eileen Margaret
£924), Third Division, Petroleum Products
58/36373
Branch, Melbourne
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Accounts
Morgan, Peter Edward
Branch, Melbourne
58/36137
Clefk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Melbourne,
vice P. J. Simons
reviews of departmental systems and procedures.
Clerk (Relieving) (£968-£l,188) (female rate £814£1,034), Third Division, Melbourne, vice N. S.
Ford, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Clerk (lêlieving) (£968-£l,188). Third Division,
Melbourne, vice C. J. Greenwood, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties of above two positions.—Provide relief for positions classified up to £1,078-£1,298 in indoor branches.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Melbourne Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Melbourne,
Coyle, Reginald Michael
vice J. S. Hemmerde
Airport Branch, Melbourne
58/35820
Duties.—Leave Clerk.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Export Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, CorrespondWensor, Norman Douglas
Licensing and Export Entries Branch, Melbourne
58/36396
ence, Records and Typing Section, Melbourne,
vice B. T. E. Tyrrell, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Draft, dictate and check outward correspondence.
581
(also seniority teference if Regulation
109G applies).
Station.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—continued.
Petroleum Products Branch.
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£1,078). Third Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Melbourne,
Turner, Harold Edward
vice D. V. Cunningham, prov. prom. 15.2,62
Division, Landing Section, Shipiîng Branch,
58/36364
Melbourne
Duties.—Direct and supervise office check of returns from licensees of petroleum products warehouses and refineries. Maintain
record of checks and charts of errors found.
Corkeron, Maurice Joseph .. Clefk (£499-£968), Third Division, Invoice Room, Register Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division,
58/35814
Melbourne
Melbourne, vice E. M. Vosti, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Check statements submitted by oil companies. Accept all entries covering receipt of petroleum products into bond.
Accept all entries covering the delivery of warehoused petroleum products. Maintain register of movements of warehoused petroleum
products.
Shipping Branch.
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Clearing
Section, Melbourne
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice H, F. Lawson,
prov. prom, 15.2.62
Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Jerquer's Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
Collins, Gerald Thomas
Landing Section, Melbourne, Vic6 K. J. O'Hehir,
Branch, Melbourne
58/35804
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Clerk (£968-£l,l88), Third Division, Jerquer's Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
O'Brien, Gerald Philip
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice R. N. Ryan,
Branch, Melbourne
58/36187
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Examining
Officer (£l,078-£ 1,298), Third Division,
Clerk
(£968-£l,188),
Third
Division,
Invoice
Room,
Mullaly, Keith George Prytz
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice P. J. Simons,
Melbourne
58/36144
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Cunningham, Dennis Victor
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Petroleum Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice K. A. Sherry
58/35827
Products Branch, Melbourne
Examining
Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
Clerk
(£968-£l,188),
Third
Division,
Jerquer's
Nolan, Gerald Hertry
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice J, K. Trezise
Branch, Melbourne
58/36194
Lemon, Gary David
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice K. A. Doherty
Branch, Melbourne
58/36082
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Thifd Division, Parcels POst Examining Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division,
Garvey, Dale Michael
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice R, C. Stewart
Branch, Melbourne
58/35928
Dodd, Brian Willian*
Landing Section, Melbourne, vice A. W, Gibbs
Branch, Melbourne
58/35849
Duties of thfe above nine positions.—Supervise the discharge and/or delivery Of cargo, in accordance with the provisions of the
Customs, Comnierce, Quarantine, and Sales Tax Acts and Regulations.
Clerk (Relieving) (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Clearing
Ford, Noel Smyth
Section, Melbourne, vice F. G. O'Connor, prov.
Personnel Branch, Melbourne
58/35914
prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Registrar of British ships. Deal with the registration of vessels under the Merchant Shipping Act 1894. Register all
mortga-ges, transfers of ownership and liquidation.
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Clearing
Brooks, John Charles
Section, Melbourne, vice L. W. Ledwich, prov.
Division^ Landing Section, Melbourne
58/35758
prom. 15.2.62
Duties.Âssistant Clearing Clerk.
LedWich, Leonard William
58/36078
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Landing
Section, Melbourne, vice M. J. Hall, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties.—Inspector's Clerk. Record and distribute all files and correspondence entering the branch. Maintain stock recOrdb and
prepare branch returns. Attend to inquiries from officers and) public.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Expon Licensing Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third
Greig, Robert Edward
Division, Landing Section, Melbourne, vice
and Export Entries Branch, Melbourne
58/35955
T. M. Carroll, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Chapman, Christopher Herbert Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Export Licensing Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third
58/35787
R. J. Bell, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Correspondence, Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third
icing, Brian Robert
Records and Typing Section, Personnel Branch,
58/36066
J. C. Brooks, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Melbourne
Clerk (£499-£968), Thlrdi Division, Parcels POst Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£1,078), Third
Lyons, Graeme Victor
Branch, Melbourne
58/36097
R. W. Blackmore, prov. prom. 15.2.62
F'itton, Alfred Barrington . . Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Warehouse Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078), Third
Branch, Melbourne
58/35892
H. E. Turner, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Ford, Bernard Anthony
58/35910
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Accounts
Branch, Melbourne
582
PROMOTIONS—Kjontinued.
109G applies).
Stauon.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXaSE^continued.
Shipping Branch—continued.
Jennings, John Anthony
58/36035
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Invoice Room,
Melbourne
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£1,078), Third
T. B. Goss, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Brasher, Michael John
58/35747
Clerk (£499-£968), Third
Branch, Melbourne
Personnel
W. L. Studham, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Gillespie, Donald John
58/35936
Branch, Melbourne
Warehouse
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£l,078). Third
W. A. Reid, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Tilley, Alan Victor
58/36359
Branch, Melbourne
Accounts
L. R. Crawford, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Hamilton, John William
58/35964
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Invoice Room,
Melbourne
C. M. McCready, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Division.
Division,
Division,
Accounts
O. F. O'Leary, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Murray, Ian Charles
58/36147
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Export Licensing
D. S. Mosley, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Byrne, Michael Thomas John
58/35767
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Parcels Post
Branch, Melbourne
K. A. Wensor, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Cadd, Ronald William
58/35768
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, unattached
..
C. Slattery, prov. prom. 15.2.62
L^we, Warwick Douglas
58/36091
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Williamstown
and Boarding Branch, Melbourne
T. A. Oliver, prov, prom. 15.2.62
Greenway, Gary Howard
58/35952
..
Branch, Melbourne
Division,
Duties of the above fifteen positions.—Âuthorize delivery of inward cargo, bond and transhipment cargo and unentered goods.
Mark off transires, inward manifests and outward manifests. Compile ships' papers.
Warehouse Branch.
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Landing
Section, Shipping Branch, Melbourne
Senior Ganger (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division,
Melbourne, vice F. Thompson, prov, prom.
7.12.61
Duties.—Du-ect and supervise operations of Gauging Section. Gauge and calibrate vessels used for holding dutiable liquids.
O'Connor, Francis Godfrey
58/36194
Handley, Ronald Ernest
..
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Jerquer's
Clerk (£l,078-£ 1,298), Third Division, Melbourne,
58/35971
Branch, Melbourne
vice J. L. Henderson, prov. prom. 7.12.61
Duties.—Examining Officer (Batman Bond). Supervise the delivery of unentered cargo in accordance with the provisions of the
Customs, Commerce, Quarantine and Sales Tax Acts and Regulations.
Ganger (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Melbourne,
a e r k (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Jerquer's
Moran, Harold Ronald
vice N. E. Petering
Branch, Melbourne
58/36134
Duties.—Supervise Customs operations at Harbour Trust wet shed, in connexion with the receipt, delivery, measurement,
determination of alcoholic strength and repack of all alcoholic spirits and beverages, in accordance with the provisions of the Customs,
Commerce, Spirits, Excise and Quarantine Acts and Regulations.
Vmen, John Cecil Kirby
58/36370
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third
Branch, Melbourne
Division,
Jerquer's
Melbourne, vice G. C. Loveless, prov. prom.
7.12.61
Duties.—Uptown Examining Officer. Examine goods held in licensed warehouses, in accordance with the Customs, Commerce,
Quarantine, and Sales Tax Acts and Regulations.
Camfield, Alan
58/35771
Branch, Melbourne
Division,
Personnel
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078), Thu-d Division,
Melbourne, vice G. A. Emmerson, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Hagart, Marie Theresa
58/35961
Division, Melbourne
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078) (female rate £704£924), Third Division, Melbourne, vice M. L.
Biglan
Goss, Charles Patrick
58/35947
Branch Melbourne
Register Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division,
Melbourne, vice B. J. Despard, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties of above three positions.—Accept all entries covering the receipt of goods. Check particulars shown thereon and record
same in warehouse register. Accept and check all entries covering the delivery and re-warehousing of goods and certify that each entry
is correct. Keep a balanced account of receipt and delivery of all goods warehoused.
583
(also semority reference if Regulation
109G applies).
Station.
DBPARTMiENT OF CUSTOMS A N D EXCISE—continued.
Williamsfown and Boarding Branch.
Melbourne, vice C, H. Hutchinson, prov. prom.
7.12.61
Duties.—Êxamining Officer (Station Pier). Assist Officer-in-charge in clearance of passengers and baggage, inwards and outwards;
collection of duty and subsidies; and supervision of cargoes loaded or discharged at Port Melbourne pier.
Nelson, John William
58/36179
Curtin, Claude
58/35829
Third
Division,
Jerquer's
Clerk (£968-£l,188),
Branch, Melbourne
Third
Division.
Jerquer's
Melbourne, vice J. J. Goodman, prov. prom.
7,12.61
Duties.—Examining Officer (ships' stores). Check stores and equipment of first and final port vessels in'dock area and river berths,
to see that all dutiable stores are accounted for, and the provision of the Customs Act are fulfilled.
Atkinson,
Duncan
..
Clerk (£968-£l,188),
Branch, Melbourne
Thomas William
58/35703
Branch, Melbourne
Assistant Examining Officer (£808-£ 1,078), Third
Division, Melbourne, vice G. J. Whish-Wright,
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Assist in the clearance of passengers' baggage, inward and outward. Check and certify to shipment of goods.
South Australia—Shipping Branch.
Senior Preventive Officer (£989), Fourth Division
Officer-in-charge (£1,104-£1,219), Fourth Division,
Port Adelaide. New office Cert 61/2116
Duties,—Exercise general control and supervision over the preventive staff.
Guley, Walter Edward
58/12574
Couper, Henry
58/12521
..
..
Preventive Officer, Grade 3 (£824-£926), Fourth
Division
Senior Preventive Officer (£989), Fourth Division,
Port Adelaide, vice W. E. Guley, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties,—Supervise the duties of Preventive Officers in relation to searchings, passengers' baggage and wharf patrols.
Division
Division, Port Adelaide, vice H. Couper, prov,
prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Examine passengers' baggage, carry out anti-pillage work and search vessels. Supervise Preventive Officers, Grade 1,
in their duties.
Howes, Norman Louis
58/12604
Division, Port Adelaide, vice N. L. Howes,
prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties,—Search vessels and patrol wharfs to prevent contravention of Customs Act and associated regulations.
Harvey, Alan George
58/12585
..
Division
REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT.
Victoria—Branch Office.
Williams, Alexander
58/19153
Dudley
Training Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,408), Third
Training Officer, Grade 2 (£1,518-£1,738), Third
Division, Branch of the S'ecrertary, Department
Division, Personnel Section (position No. 23)
of the Army, Central Staff
Duties.—Investigate, develop and implement staff training programmes including procedural training for branch office and
institutions.
Qualifications.—Practical knowledge of departmental administration and supervisory ability. Aptitude for conference leadership
and personal direction of training courses. Academic qualifications desirable.
Division, General Assistance Section
Clerk (£858-£l,078) (female rate £704-£924), Third
Division, General Assistance Section, vice J. A.
Collier (position No. 4)
Duties.—^Medical Sustenance Examiner.
Pullen, Denise Estelle
61/36784
Repatriation Artificial Lunh and Appliance Centre.
Butterfield, Sydney . .
58/32350
..
Limb and Appliance Maker (£875-£926), Fourth
Surgical Fitter (£1,002), Fourth
Division
E. Merrall (position No. 5)
Duties.—Manufacture, fitting, repairs and alterations of artificial Hmbs.
Division,
vice
Queensland—^Branch Office.
MacDonald, George Grant . .
58/33866
Specialist (£2,618-£3,398), Third Division, Medical
Section, Brisbane
Senior Specialist (£3,650), Third Division, Medical
Section, Brisbane. New office Cert. 61/1962
(position No. 44)
Duties.—Responsible for co-ordination within the branch of the work of his speciality (psychiatry).
Street, Ian Thomas
58/17713
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, Entitlement
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Pensions SecSection
tion, Hobart (position No. 14)
Duties.—^Wao: and Service Pension Examiner.
j
Tasmania—^Branch Office.
584
No. 9.—IStii February, 1962
Oommonwealth Gazette
109G applies).
Present DesignaUon, Salary Scale, Division and Station.
Station.
POSTMASTERÊNERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Central St^ff^Melboume.
Postal and Transport Service Divlsion-Âdministrative Section.
McGregor, Barry Myles
Clerk (£1,408-£1,628), Third Division, Personnel Administrative Assistant (£1,628-£1,848), Third
59/54632
Branch
Division, vice R. Hill
Duties.—Personal assistance to Assistant Director-General (Postal and Transport Services) on staffing, financial and general
administrative matters.
Qualifications.—Experience in above fields afad relevant academic qualifications desirable.
Postal and Transport Services Division—Mall Exchange firanch.
Stevens, Milton Graham .. Controller (£3,008-£3,398), Third Division, Tele- Controller (£3,650), Third Division, vice R. J.
59/13295
communications Division
Page
Duties.—Control of the department's mail exchange services throughout the Commonwealth and formulation of standards therefor.
Teleconmiunications Division—Commercial Branch*
Howard, John Franklin
Superintendent (£2,293-£2,488), Third Division, Cohtrollef (£2,553-£2,878), Third Division, vice
59/65498
Telecommunications Division, Victoria
L. K. Manderson
Personnel Branch—Welfare Section.
Griffiths, Owen Kelvin
.. CJerk (£l,408-£ 1,628), Third Division, Personnel Clerk (£1,628-£1,848), Third Division, vice I. W.
59/10636
Branch, South Australia
Jay
Duties.—Senior Safety Officer. Design and maintain system of accident reporting and recording in connexion with conduct of
departmental safety programmes; co-ordinate and oversight implementation of safety programmes in the States.
New South Wales.
Engineering Division—Comitry Branch.
Rea, Ernest Oliver Basel
Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£l,002-£ 1,040), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£1,115), Fourth Division,
59/45044
Regional Works and Services (South) Section,
Division, Engineering Division
Narrandera Division, Narrandera"®"
Duties.—Ârea Foreman.
Preston, Lawrence
Lineman, Grade 2 (£875), Fourth Division, Engi- Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£1,002-£1,040). Fourth
59/67481
Division, Regional Works and Services (Central)
neering Division, Victoria
Section, Bathurst Division, Oberon*^
Duties.—Area Foreman.
Smith, Raymond Henry
Lineman, Grade 2 (£875), Fourth Division, Engi- Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£1,002-£1,040), Fourth
59/45263
neering Division
Division, Regional Works and Services (Central)
Section, Bathurst Division, Bathurst"^
Duties.—Pole inspections.
Engineering Division—Êngineering Services Branch.
Supplies and Training Section, Sydney.
Postal Officer (£282-£655), Fourth Divi- Apprentice
Aberdeen
Haymarket
Campsie
Riverwood
Garde, Michael John
61/23250
Manning, Phillip Gordon
61/23571
Stone, David Clarence
61/23117
Vincent Michael ..
61/22398
Junior
sion,
Junior
sion,
Junior
sion,
Junior
sion,
Evans, Walter Stanley
59/41560
Engineering Division—Metropolitan Branch.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Engineering Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Equipment
Division
Service Section, No. 3 Division, Parramatta,
vice E. R. Wheeler
Duties.—Assistant Divisional Clerk.
Hansen, Francis Hilton
59/33341
Hartwig, Ronald Arthur
59/72599
Koppie, Francis George
59/28629
Hurley, Don Bernard
59/33534
Dowling, Gary Charles
59/30271
Buterfield, Ronald Edward
59/32656
James, Reginald Joseph
59/33574
Moriarty, John Marshall
59/36330
Newberry, John Clement
59/34144
Marsh, Leslie James Walter
59/36233
(£324-£734),
(£324-£734),
(£324-£734),
(£324-£734),
Fourth
Fourth
Fourth
Fourth
Division'^'
Division*^
Division'^
Division"'
Postal and Transport Services Division—Post Offices Branch.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,188-£1,298), Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,188-£1,408), Third DiviThird Division, Punchbowl
sion, Murrurundi*
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188), Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,188-^1,298), Third
Third Division, Balranald
Division, QUeanbeyan*
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,188-£1,408), Third Divi- Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 4 (£1,463-£1,573), Third
sion, Narooma
Division, Canberra®
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Rockdale
Third Division, Canterbury'®'
Newcastle West
Third Division, Merewether'*
Mosman
Third Division, Turramurra*^
Postal Clerk (£400-£1,040), Third Division, Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Greenacre
Third Division, Killara'^
Postal Clerk (£400-£l,040), Third Division, Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Coffs Harbour
Third Division, Kurri Kurri"*
Postal Clerk (£400-£1,040), Third Division, Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Beverly Hills
Third Division, Behnore^"
Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division, Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, BraidWentworth Falls
wood*
585
Nq. 9,—15th February, 1962
PKQMOTIQNS-co^t^nued.
109G applies).
Present Designation, Salary Sca\e, Division and Station.
Station.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT—continued.
New South Wales—continued.
Postal and Transport Services DivipipU—Post Offices Branch— continued.
Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division,
Postal Clerk-in-training (£282-i^798), Fourth DiviWhite, Donald Keith
GlebC^
sion, Postal and Transport Services Division
59/37202 (7.12.59)
Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division,
Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth Division, FortiFlanagan, Vincent Allan
Haymarket"
tude Valley, Queensland
59/^0925 (29.9,58)
Mail Officer (£352-£951), Fourth Division, NewStoreman (£8n-£862). Fourth Division, Depart•bawes, Desn\ond George . .
ment of Air, Queensland
castle^
59/20807 (25.7.58)
Po9tman (£352-£824), Fourth Division, Orange . . Mail Officer (£352r£951). Fourth Division, Orange'^'
Selwood, Donald Charles John
59/36843
Telecommunications IMvision—Telephone Service Branch, Sydney.
Traffic Officer (£968-£l,188), Third Division,
Traffic Officer (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division,
Ashton, George Normanton ..
59/25511
Telecommunications Division
vice J. R. Downes .
Duties.- -Performance investigations. Considerable travelling in country districts involved.
Bolaud, Jeffrey Joseph
59/25619
Kilmurray, Edward Eric
59/28612
Potter, Ernest Henry Fairfax
59/29086
Traffic Officer (£968-£l,188), Third revision,
Telecommunications Division
Duties.—Training Officer.
Traffic Officer (£1,188-£1,408),
vice K. Grocott
Third
Division,
Accounts Branch—Cashiers Section, Sydney.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, vice W. H.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Accounts
Branch
Davies
Duties.—Checking Officer, Paymaster Sub-section.
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division, vice W. P.
Clerk (£499-£968). Third Division, Account?
Branch
Kay
Duties.—Arrange payment of salaries, &c„ by warrant.
Buildings Branch.
McKinnon, John Charles
Mail Officer (£352-£951), Fourth Division, Postal
Electrical Fitter and Mechanic (£875-£926), Fourth
59/36434
and Transport Services Division
Division, Sydney, vice W. L. McGregor
Duties. •Maintenance of electrical and mechanical services associated with mail handling plant, air compressors, postmarking
machines and electrical appliances.
Vacant position.
Victoria.
Epgineering Division—Âdministrative Branch.
Costing Section.
Cumiîins, Jan^^s Iîchard
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Engineering
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Dandeuong,
Division
vice L. G. Collins
59/59985
Duties.—Divisional Costing Officer.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of works procedure and Cost Accounts Instryptions and accountancy qualifications also desirable.
Dunn, George
Clerical Assistant, Grade 4 C£926-£964), Fourth
59/60069
Division, Melbourne, vice J. M. Quill
Duties.—Check, bin tally cards at Central Tool Stores and Engineers Material Stores throughout the metropolitan area. Keoprd
and check tool registers.
Engineering Division—Country Branch.
Senior Technician (Telecommunications) (£1,117Supervising
Technician
(Telecommunications),
Coghlan, John l ^ o
£1,193), Fourth Division, Engineering Division
Grade 1 (£1,372-£1,423), Fourth Divisipn, i^^dio
59/56796
Section, Radio Telephone No, 1 Division, Melbourne*
Duties.—Assist Engineers in the analysis of faults in radio telephone equipment.
Qualifications.—Detailed knowledge of radio telephone equipment and operational practices desirable.
Tangey, Morton Clifford
59/67778
Lineman, Grade
unattached
(£875),
Fourth
Division,
Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£l,002-£1,040), Fourth
Division, Regional Works and Services (West)
Section, Bendigo Division, Lockington'^
Duties.—Ârea Foreman.
Daniell, Edward Pierce
59/66435
Stewart, Allan William Keith
59/67743
Enghieering Diyision—Country Bramrb.
Regional Works and Services (East) Section—Sale Division.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£875), Fourth Division, EngiLine Foremam, Grad^ 1 (£1,002-£1,040), Fourth
neering Division
Division, Omeo'^
District allowance.—Grade 1.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£875), Fourth Division, EngiLine Foreman, Grade 1 (£l,0Q2-£1,040), Fourth
neering Division
Division, Lakes Entrance'^'
Dutieq of pregedipg twp positioijs—-Area Foreman.
£i>gmeering Diyision—^j^nglnee^Hg Planniqg Branch.
Postal Officer (£352-£798), Fourth Division,
unattached
Division, Internal Planning Section, Trunking
and Switching No. 3 Division, South Yarra, vice
T. E. Cookesley
Puties.—Compile aytomatic exchange trunking statistics and assist in preparation of traffic and trunking studies and reports.
Qualifications.—Technical background an advantage.
Storrar, George Methven
59/59130
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586
Name and Per sonnel Number
(also seniority re ference if Regulation
109 G applies).
Station.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT —continued.
Engineering Division—Êngineering Planning Branch—continued.
Branch Admlnistradoii, South Yarra.
Bowerman, Nola Pauline
60/36569
Prime Minister's Depa-rtment, Victoria
Fourth Division, vice P. M, Humphrey
Parker, Gail Lesley
61/36140
Engineering Division
Fourth Division, vice H. L. Castalanelli
Qualifications of preceding two positions.—Shorthand, at least 80 words per minute.
Engineering Divisioii—^Metropolitan Branch.
Equipment Installation Section.
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Engineering
Technician (Telecommunications) (£875-£l ,040),
Division
Fourth Division, Subscribers' Installation No. 2
Division, Melbourne*
Postal Officer (£352-£798), Fourth Division, unClerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
attached
Division, Exchange Installation No. 2 Division,
Richmond, vice A. A. Lewis
I>uties.—Clerical assistance to the Depot Supervising Technician,
O'Donnell, Donald Eric
59/58807
Graham, William Alfred
59/58238
Brown, Victor George
59/57843
Equipment Service Section,
Supervising
Technician
Supervising
Technician
Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, EnGrade 3 (£1,665-£1,767), Fourth Division, No. 3
gineering Division
Division, South Oakleigh"^
Duties.—Take charge of a 2000 type exchange and control of staff.
Masters, James Francis
59/58621
Senior Technician (Telecommunications) (£1,117£1,193), Fourth Division, Engineermg Division
Supervising
Technician
Grade 1 (£1,372-£1,423), Fourth Division, No. 4
Division, Doncaster"^
Duties.—In charge of a pre-2000 and crossbar type exchange; control of staff.
Equipment Service Section—^No. 2 Division.
Supervising
Technician
Supervising
Technician
Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, EnGrade 2A (£1,652-£1,691), Fourth Division,
gineering Division
Batman"^
Technician
Keating, Douglas Claude
Supervising
Technician
Supervising
59/58485
Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, EnGrade 2A (£1,652-£1,691), Fourth Division,
gineering Division
Batman"^
Duties of preceding two positions.—Take charge of a 2,000 type exchange after hours and control of staff.
Kyle, John Adam . .
59/58523
Supervising
Technician
Grade 1 (£1.372-£1,423), Fourth Division, Melbourne'^
Duties.—In charge of a large P.A.B.X., City West exchange area at the Shell Oil Company building.
Senior Technician (Telecommunications) (£1,117£1,193), Fourth Division, Engineering Division
Reed, Robert Paul
59/58922
Bellinger, John James
59/56533 (1.2.56)
Denison, Brian Arthur
59/56563 (30.5.56)
Ellis, William Clyde
59/56572 (9.3.56)
McNamara, Ronald William..
59/56666 (20.12.55)
Kennard, Edward Bryan
59/61828
James, James Charles
59/61782
External Plant No. 2 Section—Metro District
Fourth
Fourth
.ineman, Grade 1 (£7:
jneman, Grade 1 (£7Fourth
Fourth
.ineman, Grade 1 (£7Engineering Division
Works No. 5 Division, Box HilL
Division,
Lineman, Grade 2
(£875),
Fourth
Division"'
Division,
Lineman,
Grade
2
(£875),
Fourth
Division'^'
Division,
Lineman,
Grade
2
(£875),
Fourth
Division"^
Division,
Lineman,
Grade
2
(£875),
Fourth
Division"^
Postal and Transport Services Division—Mail Exchange Branch, Melbourne.
Senior Mail Officer, Grade 1 (£1,002), Fourth
Division^
Duties.—Cash register duties in bulk postage sub-section.
Qualifications,—Sound knowledge of inland section procedures desirable.
Senior Assistant (Mails) (£1,002), Fourth Division"^
Duties.—Checking-in Officer.
Qualifications.—Thorough knowledge of procedures in the parcel post section desirable.
Elliott, Robert Waugh
59/63349
King, Ernest Leslie
59/68818
Beavis, Robert George
59/6302?
Gordon, John Alexander
59/22095
Hangan, Arthur Thomas
59/63501
Toleman, John Gerald
59/71974
Postal and Transport Services Division—^Post Offices Branch.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2
Third Division, St. Kilda
Third Division, Toorak'^^
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, Geelong
Third Division, Wangaratta"^
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division,
Sunshine
Third Division, Elizabeth-streef"
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, Tully,
Queensland
Third Division, Elizabeth-street*
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, MetroSenior Postal Clerk, Grade 1
politan Relief
Third Division, Eiizabeth-streef^
Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, RingSenior Postal Clerk, Grade 1
wood
Third Division, Elizabeth-street•
(£1,188-£1,298),
(£1,188-£1,298),
(£1,078-£1,188).
(£1,078-£1,188),
(£1,078-£1,188),
(£1,078-£1,188),
58?
No. 9.—i5th February, 1962
109G applies).
Station.
POSTMASTERGENERAL'S DEPARTMENT—continued,
Victoria— continued.
Postal and Transport Services Division- -Post Oflaces Branch—continued.
. . Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, Metro- Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188),
Ryan, Gordon Joseph
Third Division, Metropolitan Relief®"
politan Relief
59/69263
Postal Clerk (£400-£l,040). Third Division, Postmaster- Grade 1 (£913-£1,133), Third Division,
Carrott, Bruce Frederick
Beech Forest
Springvale
59/63159
Quarters.—Five rooms.
Postal Clerk-in-training (£282-£798), Fourth Divi- Postal Clerk (£400-£l,040), Third Division, NewPearce, Edward John
port (Strongpoint)
sion, Melbourne
59/64024
Postal Clerk-in-training (£282-£798), Fourth Divi- Postal Clerk (£400-£l,040), Third Division,
Davies, Ronald Glen
Cobram'^'
sion, Burnie, Tasmania
59/48814
Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division, Postal Clerk (£400-£ 1,040), Third Division, AbbotsKenna, John Leonard
ioTd^
Reservoir
59/63683
Penny, Kevin Arthur Selwyn Mail Officer (£352-£951), Fourth Division, Swan Senior Mail Officer, Grade 1 (£1,002), Fourth
Division, Ballarat*
Hill
59/69163
Postal Clerk-in-training (£282-£798), Fourth Divi- Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division,
Shaw, Franklin, Spencer
Carlton'"
sion, Melbourne
59/64193 (15.9.55 (19))
Telecommunicatioiis Division—Development Branch.
Pollock, William James Bell Assistant Controller (£2,163-£2,358), Third Divi- Superintendent (£2,423-£2,618), Third Division,
sion, Telecommunications Division, Central
Melbourne, vice A. M. Smith
59/54986
Staff
Accounts Branch—^Money Order Accounts Section, Melboume.
Clerk (£ 1,078-£ 1,298), Third Division, Accounts Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, vice A. C.
Parker, Myles Lindsay
Branch
Garside
59/62791
O'Meara, Francis ..
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Accounts Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, vice J. E
59/62775
Branch
Lehane
Duties of preceding two positions.—Money Order Examiner.
Vacant position.
Queensland.
Engineering Division—^Metropolitan and Engineering Services Branch.
Draftfaig Section, Brisbane.
Shaxson, Colin ..
.. Drafting Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232), Drafting Officer, Grade 1 (£1,257-£1,448), Fourth
59/18063
Fourth Division, Engineering Division
Division, Map Compilation and Survey Subsection, vice S. G. Porter
Duties.—Perform individual drafting work in accordance with established principles.
Drafting Assistant, Grade 1 (£400-£951), Fourth Drafting Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232), Fourth
Coleman, Joseph Allan
Division, Trunk and Telegraph Lines and PlanDivision, Engineering Division
59/17998
ning Sub-section, vice C. Shaxson, prov. prom.
15.2.62
Duties.—Preparation of drawings of existing plant and equipment, or from information supplied.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Drafting Assistant, Grade 1 (£400-£951), Fourth
Gisler, Leslie Christian
Division, Cables and Conduit No. 3 Sub-section,
59/16291
vice J. A. Coleman, prov. prom. 15.2.62
Duties.—Preparation of minor drafting work requiring a good standard of penmanship.
Postman (£352-£824), Fourth Division, Mackay .. Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth Division,
McGann, Leonard Norman
Mackay'^
59/21386 (20.12.56(41))
Postman (£352-£824), Fourth Division, Mackay .. Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth Division,
Titmarsh, John Alfred
Mackay®
59/20197 (12.1.59
Postman (£352-£824), Fourth Divsion, Oakey .. Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth Division,
Nielsen. William John
Pittsworth"^
59/21424 (8.10.58)
Telecommunications Division—Telephone Service Branch.
Typist (Female) (£339-£657), Fourth Division, Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695),
Embrey, Rita
Department of Civil Aviation, Queensland
Fourth Division, Brisbane, vice H. Need
58/50711
* Vacant position.
Ryan, Mary Josephine
59/13177
Stewart, James Alexander
59/11698
Stacey, Ronald Gordon
59/15862 (3.6.60)
Saunders, Anthony Charles
59/11555 (17.2.60)
South Australia.
Engineering Division—Costing Section*
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1 (£339- Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£772),
£657), Fourth Division, Engineering Division
Fourth Division, Adelaide, vice M. M. Dutton
Postal and Transport Servrces Division—^Post Offices Branch.
Postmaster, Grade 4 (£1,793-£1,968), Third EHvi- Postmaster, Grade 5 (£2,033-£2,098), Third Division, unattached
sion. Mount Gambier'®'
Junior Postal Officer (£282-£655), Fourth Division, Postman (£352-£824), Fourth Division, Port Lincohi
Kimba
(Relief)'''
Junior Postal Officer (£282-£655), Fourth Division, Postman (£352-£824), Fourth Division, Snowtown»
Moonta
588
PROMOTIONS-ôntinued.
>Jame and Personnel Number
109GappUes).
Position to which Promoted, Salary 3calc, Division and
Station.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT- continued.
South Australia—rcontinued.
Bufldings Branch.
Paterson, Ronald Maurice
Electrical Fitter and Mechanic (£875-£926), Fourth S ^ a r Bleqtrical Fitter and Mechanic, Grade 1
59/11358
Division, Buildings Branph
(£1,002-£1,040), Fourth Division, Adelaide, vice
R. N, MpUod
Duties,—Control of electrical fitters and mechanics employed on the maintenance of electrical services in departmental buildings.
Some shift work may be involved.
• Vacant position.
Baehnisch, Reginald Oscar
59/13673
Western Aostrali®.
Engineering Division—Country Regional Section.
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£1,155), Fourth Division, Line Inspector (£1,334-£1,487), Fourth Division,
Engineering Division, Darwin
Central Division, Kalgoorlie"^
Engineering Division—^Plant Branch.
Supervising Technician (Telecommunications), Supervising Technician (Telecommunications),
Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, unGrade 3 (£1,665-£1,767), Fourth Division, Inattached
temal Plant Section, Service No. 1 Division,
Maylands*
Qualifications.—Experience in 2000 type exchange maintenance and ability to control staff desirable.
TUonâs, Leopold Leonard
59/54211
Newby, Albert William
59/51421
Telecommnnications Division—^Telephone Service Brancli.
Traffic Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, un- Traffic Officer (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Deattached
velopment and Service Standards Section, Perth,
vice G. Halvorson
* Vacant position.
Tasmania.
Accounts Branch—C^sliier's Section, Hobart.
Cl^rk (£499-f^68). Third Division, unattached .. Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, vice D. W.
Hughes, Richard Francis
Rogers
60/81012
Duties.—Inward Remittances.
Bowes, Terence ..
.. Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
59/49477
Division, Accounts Branch
Division, vice E. A. Ballantyne
Duties.—Preparation and despatch of remittances to Post Offices, perusal of vouchers for acquittance purposes and the clearance of
stamp and weighing rnachines.
Punshon, Albert Ernest
Postal Officer (£352-£798), Fourth Division, un- Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
59/49862
attached
Division, vice M. Goodey
Puties.—Count and bank slot telephone collections and maintain necessary records.
Accounts Branch—Money Order Accounts Section.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
Gray, John William
Division, Buildings Branch
Division, Hobart, vice J. Lowrie
59/48675
Duties.—Counting, checking, sorting and reconcihng of paid postal notes and providing relief on the Stamp Counter.
Accounts Branch—^Telegraph Accounts Section.
Tennick, George James
.. Junior Postal Officer (£282-£655), Fourth Envision, Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth
59/48860
Persoimel Branch
Division, Hobart, vice R. Mclvor
Duties.—Check and prepare summaries of Hobart Telegraph traffic, maintain various registers and perform a percentage check on
collect telegrams.
Accounts Branch—=TelepJbione Accounts Section.
Clerical Assistant,, Grade 1 (£3,52^798) (fqmaje Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849) (female
rate £326-£644), Fourth Division, Accounts
ra,te £644-£695), Fourth Division, Hobart, vice
Branch
J. Lo,wrie
Duties.—Preparation and assessment of charges for trunk hne and phonogram statements and action in respect of " rejected "
charges, removals of service and other general matters.
Quahfications.—A reasonable working knowledge of Telephone Accounts procedures desirable.
Stevens, Dianne Patricia
59/49235
Burke, Daniel Terence
58/13090
Personnel Branch—Records Section.
Clerk (£85841,078), Third Division, Accounts Clerk (£1,078'£1,298), Third Division, Hobart,
branch
viqe E. R. Taylor
Duties.—Officer-in-charge, Central Registry.
No. 9.-^15th Februaiy, 1962
589
(c) Other variations offpromotions—
L. G. Morey and W. McBean, 7.12.61—Confirmation notice appearing in the Gazette of 18th January, 1962, should read " 7.12.61 "
in lieu o f " 14.12.61
K. C. Walter, 20,12.61—Initials of confirmation notice appearing in Gazette of 25th January, 1962, should read " K. G. Waher "
S. R. V. Pratt, 11.1.62—Personnel number should read " 58/57625 " in lieu of that notified.
W. J. Baldwin, 1.2.62—Position to which promoted should read " Senior Architect (£2,033-£2,228), Third Division, Architectural
Design Section, Brisbane " in lieu of that notified.
R. L. Niemann and S. Privitera, 8.2.62—First two words of duties should have read " Under direction " in lieu of that notified.
The following provisional promotions, notfied on the dates indicated, have been confirmed:—
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.—T. K. McGinty, 4.1.62.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.—R. J. Jedrzejczyk, 4.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.—P. R. Field, P. M. Wilson and M. W. McFadden, 9.11.61; A. G. Decker, 20.12.61; D. J, Hill,
M. J. McGregor, A. J. Woods, M. H. Ives, R. Belcher, S. F. Johnson and O. W. Petriwskyj, 11.1.62.
Taxation Branch.—W. W. Powell, A. T. Travers and R. J. Bryant, 12.10.61; S. Nelson, J. S. Murrell, C. J. Singleton and L. C. Stanley,
4.1.62; N. S. Garvey, D. H. Harrison and N. R. Johnston, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.—Agnes M. Blanche, R. G. C. Holland and Elizabeth A. R. Kent, 2.11.61; Eileen M. Bearup
and T. F. Wagner, 4.1.62; A. Alwast, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.—D. E. Rumble and J. W. Macauley, 14.12.61; Joan B. Middleton, 4.1.62; W. R. Carter,
H. B. Fitridge and A. F. Meyers, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.—G. D. B. Maunder, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.—H. Bier, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE.—L. W. Larter, Moya P. Senz, Jennifer C. Anderson and Jeanne L. Charlton, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY.—M. K. Emmery, 20.12.61; B, J. Fernon and W. J. Kerridge, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.—G. R. Aubert, 14.12.61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.—G. W. Brooks and P. N. Bourne, 4.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.—J. G. Taylor, 4,1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.—Ruth Millar, Ann C. Mairs, K. Hardy, R. T. FowUe and K. S. Monahan, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.—A. B. Clayfield, 4.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY.—W. T. Keatley, 12.10.61; K. V. Lock, 20.12.61; P. Covington, 4.1.62; A. J. Hoffman, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.—L. Lorraine, 11.1.62.
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.—Janice F. Mcintosh, 7.12.61; Jitka M. Visek and W. T. Highmore, 20,12.61.
REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT.—N. Mc. MacKinnon and H. R. Morley, 20.12.61; P. J. Sherrin, 11.1.62.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.—L. V. Emerson, 12.10.61; L. E. Hollins, H. W. Trevethan, R. Chappelow, H. W.
Gilson and J. Baxter, 19.10.61; G. F. O'Neill, W. F. Roy, D. W. Leech, J. A. Stewart, R. G. Brooks and L. F. Bennetts, 16.11.6J:
J. J. Blake and E. D. Vawser, 23.11.61; V. P. Hogan, J. H. McCully, M. Uibo, R, D. Rodda, W. J. Hine, E. D. Caines, G, McGee,
H. G. Llewellyn, R. J, S. Cheetham, C. D. Neven, D. Sutton, R. Zantuck and J. Willmott, 20.12.61; P. T. Heffernan, V, C. Patterspn]
R. A. Johnston, R, D. Warne, D. G. Bird, A. Bishop, K. J. Burgess, G. W. Ford, R. L. Jackson, R. G. McLeod, K. R. Watt, H. S.
Digney, S. C. Hayden and I. R. Sullivan, 4.1.62.
PROMOTIONS—PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922=1960.
IHE Public Service Board has—
(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions as
in Gazettes indicated:—B. H. B. Powell, 12.10.61; H. J.
Maddigan, W. J. R. Reberger, J. N. Shackley, 19.10.61;
M. G. Daniel, W. J, A. Ryan, 26.10.61; H. G. Clayton,
D. J. Dunlop, G. J. Eales, J. W. Farrugia, 1. C. Jones,
1. W. Jones, K. Langshaw, J. A. Latham, W. W.
MacKenzie, B. J. Mercovich, W. G. Oakey, J. M. Osborn,
A. R. Rumball, R. C. Vanstone, A. Vincitorio, S. R. E.
Warner, R. L. Wihon, 2.11.61; J. W. Beer, N. Hitches,
F. O'Hanlon, H. A. Winchester, 9.11.61; K. E. G.
Davies, J. A. Harris, 16.11.61; A. P. Killey, P. J. Lester,
F. B. Slater, 23.11.61; K. L. McKean, 30.11.61; T. P.
Emerson, C. Howell, W. F. Little, R. D. McBain, J. M. A.
Mclnemey, A. Van Munster, P. E. Powell, R. F.
Schiefelbein, J. Thomasson, 7.12.61; V. C. Bamford, G. R.
Berry, 14.12.61.
(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotions as in
Gazettes indicated:~W. C. Tress, 12.10.61; L. W. Lyons,
19.10.61; R. A. Caulfield, A. J. Hardman, R. D. McKillop,
R. J. Parsons, 2.11.61; T. C. Archer, 9.11.61; R. J
Davis, B. J. Johnson, E. J. Shepley, 7.12.61; D. A.
McCaskill, 11.1.62.
(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers as shown:—
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
Victoria.
Ronald James Ball, 58/27596, Clerical Assistant, Grade
4 (£926-£964), Fourth Division, Department of Immigration, Victoria, as Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 (£875-£l,028),
Fourth Division, Outdoor Inquiry Branch, vice K.
Langshaw, with effect from 2.11.61.
781/62.—3
Henry Watson, 58/17537, Clerk (£1,078-£1,298>, Third
Division, Office Services Section, General Administration
Division, Department of Heahh, Northern Territory, as
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, General Administration Section, Administration and Finance Division,
Canberra, vice M. C. McFawn, with effect from 2.11.61.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Ernest Frederick Auer, 59/21895, Postmaster Grade 4
(£1,793-£1,968), Third Division, Post Offices Branch,
Postmaster-General's Department, Queensland, as Postmaster, Grade 5 (£2,033-£2,098), Third Division, Postal
and Transport Services Division, Post Offices Branch,
Moree, New South Wales, vacant position, with effect
from 9.11.61.
Brian John Evitts, 59/30364, Postman (£352.£824),
Fourth Division, Post Offices Branch, PostmasterGeneral's Department, New South Wales, as Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth Division, Postal and Transport
Ser\'ices Division, Post Offices Branch, Parkes Inspectorate, Broken Hill, vacant position, with effect from
2.11.61.
Victoria.
John Patrick Cooke, 59/66371, Line Foreman, Grade
2 (£1,155), Fourth Division, Postmaster-General's Department, Victoria, as Line Inspector (£1,334-£1,487),
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, Country Branch,
Benalla Division, Seymour, Victoria, vacant position^ with
effect from 12.10.61.
590
Division, Telegraph Service Branch, Tejecommunications
Division, Perth, Western Australia, New office Cert.
61/1727, with effect from 2.11.61.
South Australia.
Bevan Graham Jury, Postal Officer (£352-£849), Fourth
Division, Postmaster-Generars Department, South AustraHa, as Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division,
Postal and Transport Services Division, Post Offices
Branch, Grenfell-street, Adelaide, South Australia, vacant
position, with effect from 7.12.61.
Tasmania.
Tony John Dyson, 59/49472, Cleric (£499-£968), Third
Division, Postmaster-Generars Department, Tasmania, as
Traffic Officer-in-training (£758-£l,408), Third Division,
Telecommunications Division, Hobart, New office Cert.
61/2172, with effect from 7.12.61.
Western Australia.
Stanley Dean, 59/24609, Telegraphist (£365-£l,040),
Third Division, Postmaster-General's Department, Queensland, as Traffic Officer (Telegraphs) (£1,188-£1,298), Third
A. B. MILNE, Secretary,
Public Service Board.
TRANSFER OF OFFICERS TO ADVERTISED VACANCIES.
of Transferee.
Kruger, Edgar Neville
58/10366
Bo swell, Alan James Alfred
58/48430
Date of
Notification
of Vacancy.
Position to which Transferred.
Designation and Location of Former Position.
DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIES.
Recruitment Officer (£l,903-£2,098), Third
Investigation Officer (£l,903-£2,098), Third
Division, Commerce Branch, Industries and
Commerce Division, Canberra
14.12.61
New South Wales.
Examiner-in-Training (£968-£l,188), Third DiClerk (Employment) (£858-£l,188), Third
vision, Pensions Branch, Sydney
Division, Pool Section, Department of
Labour and National Service, Maitland
21.9.61
Thomas, Garry Edward
61/12239
Dunn, Allen Edward
59/30295
Kerin, Maxwell Thomas
59/30954
Dowd, Francis Michael
59/48009
Johnson, Brian Michael
59/41962
Mobey, John Frederick
59/33954
Willard, Adrian Philip
59/48112
Hailing, John Irving
59/48029
Egan, Hubert John . .
59/33027
Farlow, John Richard Benjamin
59/33070
French, Ernest Leslie
59/33163
Lopez, John Herbert
59/36166
O'Meara, Desmond James
59/63993
Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Repatriation General Hospital, Concord
Pathological Technician-in-Training (£400£875), Fourth Division, Technical Services,
Sydney (Position No. 9)
New South Wales.
Postal Assistant, Fourth Division, Bondi
Postal Assistant, Fourth Division, Chief Parcels
Junction
Office
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division,
Canberra
Canberra City
Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Relief, Lakemba
Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, unattached
14.12.61
23.11.61
30.11.61
7.12.61
Postal Clerk, Third Division, unattached
Postal Clerk, Third Division, Edgecliff
7.12.61
Postal Clerk, Third Division, Penrith
Postal Clerk, Third Division, Katoomba
7.12.61
Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, unattached
Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Relief, Burwood
7.12.61
Postal Clerk, Third Division, unattached
Postal Clerk, Third Division, Relief, Bega
Senior Postal Clerk,
Beverly Hills
unattached
Penshurst
unattached
Regents Park
Parramatta
St. Peters
Yagoona
Grade 1, Third Division
,.
14.12.61
Grade 1, Third Division,
20.12.61
20.12.61
20.12.61
20.12.61
Victoria.
Brunswick
Thornbury
7.12.61
OFFICERS RECLASSIFIED.
1HE Public Service Board has varied the classification of the undermentioned positions as indicated:—
No. 6.
Department, Branch, Locality, &c.
Variation.
Designation.
Position No.
From.
To.
TERRITORIES—
Northern Territory Administration Division, Welfare Branch
Investigator
Senior Research Officer, Grade 1 ..
£1,518-£1,738 ..
£1,628-£1,968 . .
£1,628-£1,848(a)
£l,903-£2,098(a)
3
298
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S—
Crown Solicitor's Office, Melbourne
Principal Legal Officer
£2,553-£2,878 . .
£2,423-£2,618 . .
10
..
591
OFFICES RECLASSIFIED—continued.
TREASURY—
Queensland—
Statistician's Branch, Administrative
Division
South Australia—
Statistician's Branch, Administrative
Division
AIR—
Victoria—
Head-quarters Support Command,
Directorate of Quality Control
CIVIL AVIATION—
New South Wales Region—
Bankstown
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S-New South W a l e s Postal and Transport Services Division,
Post Offices Branch, Clarence-street
Queensland—
Engineering Division, Metropolitan
and Engineering Services Branch,
Metropolitan District and Primary
Works Section, Cable Protection
Variation.
Designation.
Department, Branch, Locality, &c.
Position No.
From.
To.
Senior Clerk
£l,188-£l,408 ..
£l,408-£I,628(b)
1
Senior Clerk
£1,188-£1,408 ..
£1,408-£1,628(b)
I
Aeronautical Inspector, Grade 1
Experimental Officer, Grade 2
Aeronautical Inspector, Grade 1
£1,408-£1,738 . . £1,628-£1,848(c)
£1,518-£1,628 . . £1,628-£1,848(d)
£1,408-£1,738 . . £1,518-£1,628(e)
52
128
109
Airport Fireman
£760-£862
£887-£913(f) ..
211
Senior Clerical Assistant ..
£913-£1,028
£l,040-£l,117 ..
178
Clerk ..
£499-£968
£968-£l,188
204
..
(a) Designation altered to Investigation Officer.
(b) Designation altered to Clerk.
(c) Designation altered to Chemist, Grade 3.
(d) Designation
altered to Metallurgist, Grade 3.
(e) Designation altered to Metallurgist, Grade 2.
(f) Designation altered to Senior Airport Fireman, Grade 1.
OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.
Taxation Branch (Sales Tax, &c.), Victoria.
Office Abolished.—Assessing—Income Tax Section, Third Division.—One (No. 46) of Statistical Officer (£1,188-£1,408).
New Offices Created.—Administrative Section, Third Division—
Two (Nos. 8, 9) of Clerk (£1,298-£1,518); one (No. 10) of Clerk
(£499-£968).
Taxation Branch, Northern Territory.
New Office Created.—Third Division—One (No. 4) of Indoor
Examiner (£l,518-£i,738).—(Ex. Min. No. 1.)
Australian War Memorial, Exhibition Section.
New Offices Created.—Fourth Division—^Two of Attendant,
Grade I (£798-£849).~(Ex. Min. No. 54,)
New South Wales.
New Office Created.—Clerk (No. 29) (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Administration and Finance Division, General Administration
Section.—(Ex. Min. No. 2.)
New Offices Created.—One of Pharmacist (Inspection), Grade 2
(£1,738-£1,968), Third Division, Pharmaceutical Section, NaUonal
Health Division, Central Staff; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1,
Fourth Division, Pharmaceutical Section, National Health Division.
Central Staff; one of Technical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division,
Health Laboratories, Lismore; one of Technical Assistant, Grade 1,
Fourth Division, Health Laboratories, Tamv/orth.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
One of Technical Officer, Grade 1, Fourth Division, and one of
Technical Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Medical Administration Division, National Biological Standards Laboratory.—(Ex. Min,
No. 5.) One of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Department of Health, Tasmania; one of Senior Medical Officer,
Grade 1 (£2,878-£3,268), Third Division, Medical Administration
Division, R.A.A.F. Institute of Aviation Medicine, Adelaide; one
of Technical Officer, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Medical Administration Division, R.A.A.F. Institute of Aviation Medicine, Adelaide.—
(Ex. Min. No. 6.) One of Chemist, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518), Third
Division, Public Health Division, Central Staff; one of Clerk
(£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Public Health Division, Central
Staff.—(Ex. Min. No. 7.)
DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION.
Offices AboUshed.—One of Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division, Establishment Section, Administration Branch, Administration Division, Canberra; one of Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division; and three of Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, in the Personnel and Office Services Section, Administration Branch,
Administration Division, Canberra.—(Ex. Min. No. 20.)
New Offices Created.—One of Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third DiviAppointment of Acting Director-General.
sion, and one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 4, Fourth Division, in
'IS Excellency, the Governor-General in Council, has appointed, the Personnel and Office Services Section, Administration Branch,
pursuant to the provisions of section 54 of the Public Service Administration Division, Canberra; one of Clerk (£1,408-£1,628),
Act 1922-1957, Henry Erskine Downes to act as Director-General Third Division, Bring Out a Briton Section, Op-erations Division,
of Health and Director of Quarantine in the place of William New South Wales.—(Ex. Min. No. 20). One of Clerk (£1,518Dudley Refshauge, during the period commencing on the eighth £1,738), Third Division, and one of Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third
day of January, 1962, and ending on the sixteenth day of January, Division, in the Overseas Section, Administration Branch, Administration Division, Canberra,—(Ex. Min. No. 1.)
1962.—(Ex. Min. No. 3.)
592
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Central Staff.
New Offices Created.—Fifteen of Assistant Programmer (£1,518£1,738), Third Division (Nos. 983-997); ten of Trainee Programmer
(£1,298-£1,518), Third Division (Nos. 998-1007); one of Clerical
Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division (No. 982).—
(Ex. Min. No. 14.)
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.
Queensland.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Fourth Division
Offices:—One (No. 36) of Typist (Female), Operational Command,
Townsville; one (No. 44) of Typist (Female), Support Command,
Recruiting Centre, Brisbane.
New South Wales.
New Offices Created.—The undermentioned Fourth Division
Offices:—One (No. 4) of Assistant (Printing), Grade 1; one (No. 5)
of Typist (Female) Photo-litho; one (No. 109) of Typist (Female),
Support Command, R.A.A.F. School of Technical Training.
Victoria.
Offices Abolished.—The
undermentioned
Fourth
Division
Offices:—One (No. 50) of Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1;
three (Nos. 54, 56, 57) of Typist (Female); one (No. 48) of Junior
Assistant, Central Staff, Finance Branch, Division of Treasury
Accountancy.—(Ex. Min. No. 3.)
four (Nos. 18, 50, 77, 94) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, three
(No. 91, 93, 102) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, one (No. 105) of
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1. The following Third and
Fourth Division offices in the various Branches in South Australia:—
District Contract Board, Third Division—Three (Nos. 21/23) of
Clerk (£968-£l,188); Administrative Branch, Fourth Division—One
(No. 17) of Teleprinter Operator, two (Nos. 18, 21) of Typist
(Female). The following Third Division office in the Stores and
Transport Branch, Western Australia—One (No. 42) of Clerk
(£499-£968).—(Ex. Min. No. 2.)
New Offices Created—
Central O f f i c e Petroleum Products Branch.—One (No. 12) of Clerk (£1,078£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 11) of Clerk (£1,518£1,738), Third Division; one (No. 10) of Clerical Assistant,
Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
New South W a l e s Petroleum Products Branch.—One (No. 18) of Inspector
(£1,628-£1,848), Third Division; three (Nos. 19-21) of
Assistant Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 26) of Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 25) of Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division;
one (No. 29) of Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division; two
(Nos. 30, 31) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849),
Fourth Division.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
Investigation Branch.—One (No. 33) of Clerical Assistant,
Grade 1 (Female) (£326-£644). Fourth Division.—(Ex.
Min. No. 2.)
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.
New Offices Created.—The following Third Division positions:—
Three of Airways Surveyor (£2,033-£2,228), Operational Standards
Branch; two of Examiner of Airmen (£2,033-£2,228), and one of
Examiner of Airmen (£l,903-£2,098), Aircrew Standards Branch,
Division of Flying Operations, Central Staff; two offices of Air
Traffic Controller, Grade 1 (£968-£ 1,408), eight of Air Traffic
Controller, Grade 2 (£1,298-£1,518), and one of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 3 (£1,408-£1,628), New South Wales Region; one
of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 1 (£968-£l,408), and two of Air
Traffic Controller, Grade 2 (£1,2'98-£1,518), Victoria-Tasmania
Region; one of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 1 (£968-£l,408), two
of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 2 (£1,298-£1,518), and one of
Supervisor (£1,628-£1.848), Queensland Region; one of Supervisor
(£1,628-£1,848), South Australia-Northern Territory Region; and
two of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 1 (£968-£l,408), Western
Australia Region; three of Clerk (£499-£968), Personnel and
Establishments Branch, Papus'-New Guinea Region. The following
Fourth Division positions:—One of Storeman and one of Clerical
Assistant, Grade 2, Canberra, New South Wales Region.
Offices Abolished.—Six of Air Traffic Controller, Grade 1 (£968£1,408), Third Division, one at Canberra and two at Tamworth,
New South Wales Region, and one at Devonport, and two at
Wynyard, Victoria-Tasmania Region.—(Ex. Min. No. 1.)
New Offices Created.—The following Fourth Division offices in
the Directorate of Contracts, Central S-taff:—Heavy Equipment
Section—One (No. 293) of Technical Officer, Grade 2; Administrative Section—Three (Nos. 31, 33, 36) of Assistant (Printing),
Grade 1. The following Fourth Division office in the Ordnance
Factory, Maribyrnong, Victoria, Technical Section:—One (No. 80)
of Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1. The following Fourth Division office in the Research and- Development Branch, Aeronautical
Research Laboratories, Fishermen's Bend, Victoria:—^Two (No. 511,
520) of Technical Assinant, Grade 2. The following Third and
Fourth Division offices in the Airframe Repair Workshop, Parafield,
South Australia:—Third Division—One (No. 11) of Clerk (£1,298£1,518), two (Nos. 7. 56) of Clerk (£858-£l,078), two (Nos. 8, 33)
of Clerk (£499-£968). Fourth Division—One (No. 38) of Senioi
Technical Officer, Grade 1, one (No. 16) of Drafting Officer, Grade
1, two (Nos. 14, 27) of Typist (Female). The following Fourth
Division offices in the Security Branch, South Australia:—Two
(Nos. 22, 37) of Attendant, Grade 1, one (No. 38) of Clerical
Assistant, Grade 1. The following Third and Fourth Division offices
in the Stores and Transport Branch, South Australia:—Third Divis i o n - T w o (Nos. 28, 73) of Clerk (£858-£l,078), fourteen (Nos. 4,
13, 35, 36, 42, 44, 84, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 104) of Clerk (£499£968). Fourth Division—One (No. 24) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 3,
Victoria—
Petroleum Products Branch.—One (No. 17) of Inspector
(£1,628-£1,848), Third Division; one (No. 15) of Clerk
(£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 25) of Clerk
(£968-£l,188), Third Division; one (No. 16) of Clerk
(£858-£l,078), Third Division; two (Nos. 21, 22) of
Assistant Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; two (Nos. 20, 23) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2
(£798-£849), Fourth Division.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
Williamstown and Boarding Branch.—One (No. 7) of Boarding Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division.—(Ex. Min.
No. 5.)
Queensland—
Warehouse Branch.—One (No. 45) of Assistant Investigation
Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 40) of
Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 41) of
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division; one (No. 42) of
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division.—
(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
South A u s t r a l i a Warehouse Branch.—Two (Nos. 11, 12) of Assistaint Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 7)
of Clerk (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 8) of
Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division; one (No. 11) of
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division.—
(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
Western Australia—
Petroleum Products Branch.—One (No. 7) of Clerk (£1,078£1,298), Third Division; two (Nos. 9, 11) of Assistant
Investigation Officer (£1,078-£1,298), Third Division; one
(No. 12) of Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division; one (No.
8) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
Tasmania—
Petroleum Products Branch.—One (No. 40) of Clerk (£1,078£1,298), Third Division; one (No. 73) of Clerk (£858£1,078), Third Division.—(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
Offices Abolished.—Central Office—^Petroleum Products Branch:—
One (No. 6) of Clerk (£858-£l,078). Third Division; two (Nos.
8, 9) of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 (£352-£798), Fourth Division.—
(Ex. Min. No. 4.)
New CfSces Created.—One of Clerk (£2,163-£2,358), ^Fhird Division, Executive Section, Central Office; one of Training Officer,
Grade 2, Third Division, Personnel Section, Branch Office, New
r
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South Wales; one of Clerk (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division, Statistics Section, Branch Office, Victoria; one of Clerk (£968-£l,188),
Third Division, Statistics Section, Branch Office, Victoria; one
of Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third Division, General Assistance Section,
Branch Office, Queensland; one of Clerk (£968-£l,188). Third
Division, Out-patient Clinic, South Australia; one of Clerk (£858£1,078), Third Division, Out-patient Clinic, Western Australia;
one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 4, Fourth Division, Executive
Section, Branch Office, Victoria; seven of Clerical Assistant, Grade
2, Fourth Division, Executive Section, Branch Office, Victoria;
one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 3, Fourth Division, Statistics
Section, Branch Office, Victoria; two of Clerical Assistant, Grade
4, Fourth Division, Out-patient Clinic, South Australia; two of
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3, Fourth Division, Out-patient Clinic,
South Australia; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth
Division, Out-patient Clinic, South Australia; one of clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Out-patient Clinic, South Australia; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 4, Fourth Division, Outpatient Clinic, Western Australia; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade
3, Fourth Division, Out-patient Clinic, Western Australia; one
of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Out-patient
Clinic, Western Australia.
Offices AboUshed.—One of Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division,
General Assistance Section, Branch Office, Victoria; one of Clerk
(£499-£968), Third Division, Out-patient Clinic, South Australia;
one of Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Out-patient Clinic,
Western Australia; one of Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division,
Treatment and Assistance Section, Branch Office, Western Australia.—(Ex. Min. No. 1.)
New Offices Creafied.—One of Recruitment Officer (£1,738£1,968), Third Division, Personnel Section, Central Office; two
of Social Worker (£968-£l,188). Third Division, Technical Services, Repatriation General Hospital, Concord; two of Clerk
(£858-£l,078). Third Division, Accounts Section, Branch Office,
Victoria; one of Clerk (£499-£968), Third Division, Personnel
Section, Branch Office, South Australia; one of Clerk (£968£1,188), Third Division, Pensions Section, Branch Office, Western
Australia; one of Handyman (£722-£747), Fourth Division, Executive Section, Central Office; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 2,
Fourth Division, Treatment Section, Branch Office, New South
Wales; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division,
Accounts Section, Branch Office, Victoria; two of Handyman (£722£747), FourtJi Division, Office Services Section, Branch Office,
Victoria; two of Watchman, Fourth Division, Office Services
Section, Branch Office, Victoria; two of Clerical Assistant, Grade
1, Fourth Division, Personnel Section, Branch Office, South
Australia; one of Motor Driver, Fourth Division, Office Services
Section, Branch Office, South Australia; one of Clerical Assistant,
Grade 2, Fourth Division, Pensions Section, Branch Office, South
Australia; one of Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.
Pensions Section, Branch Office, South Australia; two of Clerical
Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Registry Section, South
Australia; one of Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1, Fourth
Division, Typists Section, Branch Office, South Australia; three of
Typist (Female), Fourth Division, Typists Section, Branch Office,
South Australia; one of Surnical Fitter, Fourth Division, Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory, South Australia; one of Storeman,
Fourth Division, Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory, South Australia; one of Orderly, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Out-patient
Clinic, South Australia.
Offices Abolished.—One of Senior Cleaner, Grade 1, Fourth
Division, Cleaners and Watchman Section, Central Office; seven
of Cleaner, Fourth Division, Cleaners and Watchman Section,
Central Office; one of Foreman Cleaner, Fourth Division, Cleaners
and Watchman Section, Branch Office, Victoria; one of Senior
Cleaner, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Cleaners and Watchman
Section, Branch Office, Victoria; sixteen of Cleaner, Fourth
Division, Cleaners and Watchman Section, Branch Office, Victoria.
~ ( E x . Min. No. 4.)
A P P O I N T M E N T S , RETIMIEMIENTS A N D DESMISSAILo
HE following appointments, retirements and dismissal are
notified by the Public Service Board:—
T
APIPOUKTMEOTS.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Prime MinSster's Bepartraent.
Office of Public Service Board.
Clerk, Third DivSsion.—Helen Carlene Burling.
Office of Education.
Education Officer, Grade 2, Third D3v{s!oiiu—John Farquhar
Cleverley.
Attomey-General's Department.
Cle k, Third Division.-John Macquarie Antill.
Department of the Treasury.
Bureau of Census and Statistics.
Clerk, Third Division.—Bruce Herbert Robinson, Peter John
Sweeney.
Clerkal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—^Rita McKeon.
Taxation Branch.
Clerk, Third Division.—John Albert Franklin, Richard Arthur
Johnston, John Michael O'Connor, David Cameron Walker, Ian
Leslie Walkley, Patricia Bedford, Lorraine Mary Bergin, Anna
Mattas, Maria Helen Clara Varnai, Pamela Joy Wolfenden.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—^Robyn Ann
Eastwood, Jenny Lenor Dearing, Marjorie Joyce Lyons.
Department of SodaJ! Services.
CEcrk, Third Division.—Ian Anthony Catt, Pieter Jacob Degeling,
Kevin John Manley.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Anthony Shuetrim,
Barbara Ann Davis, Kay Patricia Morris.
Department of Health.
Pharmacist (Inspection), Grade J, Third Division.—^John Tevlin
McDonough.
Department off the Navy.
Clerk, Third Division.—Peter Harry Bailey, Peter Stephen
Goodsell, Rosalie Janet Callaghan.
CHericali Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—^John Maurice
Paul Collins.
Department of the Army.
Clerk, Third Division.—Victoria Gai Short.
Department of Air.
Senior Aeronautical Inspector, Third Division.—Kenneth Ellis
Jeeves.
Department off Civil Aviation.
Sheetmetal Worker (1st Class), Fourth Division.—Derek James
McDonnell.
Department of Supply.
Clerk, Third Division.—Gary Thomas Carey, Alan Desmond
Clinch, Sydney Carl Merchant, Richard Bernard Phillips, Lorraine
Jeanne Carlaw, Elizabeth Anne Mitchell.
Department of Primary Industry.
Clerk, Third Division.—Kenneth Edward Jenner,
Department of Labour and National Service.
Clerk, Third Division.—Ivo Kauniste.
Department of Customs and Excise.
Clerk, Third Bivision.—Austin James Heffernan.
Preventive OfiScer, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Edward Arthur
Long.
Repatriation Department.
Clerk, Third Division.—Robert Geoffrey Bouffler, Graham
William Englund, Nicolas Grant, Carmel Patricia Cunneen,
Judith Anne Higgins.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Margaret Joy
Mary Brady, Ruth Marjorie Francis Cowen, Elizabeth Anne
Dennett, Kay Lorraine Dixon, Faye Lenora Anne Tennant.
Orderly, Grade 2, Fourth Division.—Patrick John McMahon.
Postmaster-General's Department.
Clerk, Third Division.—Douglas Cyril Andersen, Ian Bennett
Beckhaus, Raymond Francis Byrnes, Michael John Rose, Janice
Margaret Davis, Grace Annette Favaloro, Naomi Estelle Howard,
Lorelie Gaye Moffat, Sandra Lynette Richardson.
Typist (Female), Fourth Division.—Dian Carmel Hope.
Cleaner, Fourth Djvjsjon.—Wenzel Cemy.
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QUEENSLAND.
Attarney-Gcneral's
(Female),
Phonogram Operator, Fourth Division.—Margaret Young Downie,
Pamela Jean Toovey.
Department.
Deputy Crown Solicitor's
Clerical Assistant
Mavis M c i n t o s h .
Grade
Branch.
1, Fourth
Division.—Kay
Statistics Branch.
Fourth
Division.—
Department of National Development.
War Service Homes Division.
Assistant, Grade 1, Fou th Division.—Brian
Postmaster-General's
Charles
Department.
Lineman-in-Trainsng, Fourth Division.—Warwick Lindsay James
Wright,, Gerard Basil O ' C o n n o r , Malcolm Peter Bembridge Bell,
Maurice David McKenzie, Bernard O'Brien, John Tapley Clarke,
Alan Robert Edwin Kealey, Leonard Kevin Debb, T h o m a s Ralph
O'Halloran, William Henry Stephens, Robert Guthrie Dobson,
Neii Vivien Vaughan, Bruce Buchanan Morrell, Noel John King,
Wayne Russell Fisher, Peter William Norton, Colin Vincent Gill,
John Arthur Stanley, Geoffrey Waine Taylor, Terrence Neil Giles.
Ronald T h o m a s Silvey.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Edward
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division.—
Denise Annetle Collins.
Typist (Female), Fourth D>ision.—Myia Adeline Kreigher.
Tradesman, 2nd Class, Fourth Division.—Maximilian Michael
Kaboth.
Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fou th
Division.—
Veronica Margaret Petersen.
Electrical Fitter and Mechanic, Fourth Division.—Charles Samuel
Chambers, !an James Hughes, Harold James Slater.
NEW
TeIephor»lst, Fourth Division.—Fa ye Anne Barnes, Marilyn Joan
Cullen, une Maureen Hinds, Llynlly D a w n Jones, Patricia Gladys
Keating, Susanne Lea Lever, J o a n Libbis, Susan Lee Lupton, Nancy
Dell McNicoll, Jeanette Rita Parker, Carol Reeves, Susan Ada
Small, Marlene Ann Stedman.
Victoria.
Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade 1,
Marjorie May Crichton, Joy Alison Trigger.
Clerical
Bishop.
Mail Officer, Fourth Division.—William Gordon Geoffrey Martin
John Donald Williams, Tullio Oss, Charles Frederick J o h n Melvin,
Michael James O ' M e a r a , Alexander David Martin,
Anthony
Joseph Pemberton, Maurice Joseph Ryan, Brian Joseph Callaghan,
Eric Brian Anderson, Joseph Julian Rosary Schembri, John Henry
Moon, Eriks Mucenieks.
PostmaT3, Fourth Division.—Frederick
Walter Reid, John Rendall.
GUINEA.
McEwan.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Elizabeth Margaret O'Rourke,
Helen Margaret Howlett, Ann Elizabeth Corlett, Pamela Anne
Maskell, Fay Nugent, Pamela Kay Bannerman, Mary Margaret
Clarke, Rcsmarie Margaret Dyer, Helen Margaret Dixon.
Walter
Fidler,
'ame»
Department of Works.
Technical Office-, Grade 2, Fourth Division.—Peter
Gerald Edward Johnston.
WESTERN
Janovsky,
AUSTRALIA.
Statistician's
Branch.
Accounting Machinist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.—Ann
Clerical Assistant, Grade
O'Conneli, Shirley Bennetts.
1,
Fourth
Taxation
Power.
Division.—Karen
Anne
Division.—Rosalie
Dawn
Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth
Webber, Janice Mary Davenport.
Department of the Interior.
Electoral
South Australia.
Maii Officer, Fourth Division.—Kenneth John Benson, R a y m o n d
Brown, Ronald Kenneth Carter, John E d w a r d Cronin, David
Kingslev Hawke, A r t h u r Keith Jolly, Lucas Gilson Maidment,
Ronald Murray Neindorf, R o m a n Szczerban, J o h n Fleming M a c n a b ,
John Lyle Clarke Motherwell, Herbert Frederick Whaite.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Isobel Rebecca Burke, Suzanne
Mary Cowling, Peggy Annette Hughes, Marie Alicia Milligan,
Wendy Heather M c G r a l h , Rose Wilma Nemeth, Beverley Kay
Richards, Carol Lavina Arbon, Jenice Rosemary
Badenoch,
Charmaine Heather Cameron, Lorraine Glasson, AstrM Yvette
Johansson, D i a n a Rosemary .'ones, Beverly N o r m a Martin, Karen
Joylene Merrett, Merrilyn Kaye Merrett, Denise M a r y McKenzie,
Lois Lorraine Voigt.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth
Division.—Thomas
William
Edwards,
Terence John
Kuhl,
Alexander
Paul
Thompson,
Christopher Robin Watkins.
Western Australia.
Branch.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.—Angela Maureen
Featherston, H o p e Kathleen Finn, Janice A n n e
Lorraine R u m b o l d .
Indexer, Fourth Division.—Charles R a y m o n d Felton.
Carson, Mary
Kilpin, Janice
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Antony F r a n k
Dennis John Parker, Barry John Sewell.
Department of Civil Aviation.
Apprentice Electrical Fitter and Mechanic, Fourth
Roger Brian Paine, Eric Allen Kendall.
Mason,
Division.—
Department of Labour and National Se: vice.
Research
Penwill.
Officer,
Grade
1,
Third
William
RETIREMENTS.
Postmaster-General's
Accounting
Sayers.
Division.—James
Machinist,
Grade
1,
Department.
Fourth
Division.—Lynette
AS N O T I F I E D BY T H E P O S T M A S T E R - G E N E R A L ' S
DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Postman, Fourth Division.—Arie Frederick D e Wolff, William
N o r m a n Fryer, James Hughes, James King, William Maher, James
Millar Paterson, Maxwell Patterson,
Techniclan-ln-Training, Fourth Division.—Adrian John Gallagher.
Junior Postal Officer, Fourth Division.—Brian T h o m a s Blav,
Michael Hugh Darley-Bentley, Richard Allen Holzhauser, Barrie
Colin Jackson, Adrian Lionel J o h n Lawson, Peter John M u r p h y ,
Michael T h o m a s O ' C o n n o r , Dennis Paul Shapter.
(As from close of business on the dates indicated,)
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Section 49.—Patricia Ann M c E w a n , Typist-in-charge, G r a d e
12th January, 1962.
1,
D E P A R T M E N T OF THE TREASURY.
Taxation Branch.
Section 49.—Elizabeth G a y n o r N e w m a n , Accounting Machinist
(Female), G r a d e 2, 6th January, 1962; Carolyn Joy Jensen, Clerical
Assistant (Female), G r a d e 1, 13th January, 1962; Judith Grace
H a r m a n , Clerical Assistant (Female), G r a d e 1, 20th January, 1962;
Betty Lorraine Lenehan, Clerical Assistant (Female), G r a d e 1, 20th
January, 1962; Kay Janice Hyde, Accounting Machinist (Female),
Grade 2, 6th January, 1962; M a r y Ann Ramsay, Typist (Female),
23rd December, 1961.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Clyde William Kay Ellem, Cashier, 5th
January, 1962.
595
D E P A R T M E N T OF SOCIAL SERVICES'.
Section 49—Marlyn Maitland Browne, Typist (Female), 28th
October, 1961; Diana Lome Kerrigan, Clerk (£814-£1,034), 23rd
January, 1962; Valma Joyce Tyack, Clerical Assistant, Grade 1,
27th January, 1962.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Bruce Moody, Observer, 9th January,
1962.
Section 49.—Margaret
January, 1962.
Mary
Nash.
Typist
(Female),
13th
Section 49.—Betty Diane Burke, Typist (Female), Fourth Division, 25th January, 1962; Marie Therese Alsop, Typist (Female),
9lh September, 1961; Christine Yvonne McDonald, Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade 3, 25th October, 1961; Joan Doreen James,
Clerical Assistant (Female), Grade 1, 27th January, 1962.
Section 85 (2).—Oswald Reid Tickner, Foreman Storeman
(£1,193), Grade 2, 9th February, 1962; Ronald Henry Carnie,
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3, 11th August, 1961; Samuel Jackson,
Clerk (£I,298-£1,518), 10th November, 1961.
DEPARTMENT OF AIR.
Section 49.—Dawn Florence Aitken, Clerical Assistant (Female),
Grade 3, 29th December, 1961.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Francis Bullock Helhnuth, Foreman
Mechanic (Motor Repair), Grade 1, 26th January, 1962.
Section 49.—Faye Wendy Kirkness, Library Officer, 29th
December,
1961; Patricia
Kathleen
Barnett, Card
Punch
Operator, 4th November, 1961; Norina Guiseppina Maria Teresa
Varrenti, Clerk, 23rd November, 1961; Edna May Richardson,
Typist-in-charge, 25th November, 1961; Bewnal Eleanor Howard
Tripp, Typist, 2nd December, 1961; Robin Sawyer, Accounting
Machinist, 23th December, 1961; Merilyn Gail Burt, Typist, 13th
January, 1962.
Section 85 (2).—Albert Victor Halfpenny, General Manager, 15 th
January, 1962.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL
SERVICE.
Section 49.—Betty Clare Everard, Technical Officer, Grade 2,
14th December, 1961; Norah Richmond Rex, Clerical Assistant,
Grade 2, 20th January, 1962.
Section 49.—Margaret Nadia Bobir, Stenographer
Grade I, 27th January, 1962.
\
Foreman, Grade 1, 2nd March, 1962; Thomas Alphonsus Ridge,
Postmaster, Grade 4, 24th February, 1962; Walter Francis Ryland,
Postal Officer, 9th March, 1962; Walter John Scantlebury, Mail
Officer, 25th March, 1962; Sidney Webb, Postal Clerk, 18th March,
1962.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Reginald Martin Heenan, Mail Officer,
16th December, 1960; Thomas Patrick Moynahan, Lineman, Grade
2, 1st Aûgust, 1961; Wilson Roy Wheeler, S'enior Postman. lUh
April, 1962.
Section 49.—Marjorie Jean Davidson, Telephonist, 6th January,
1962; Shirley Hampton, Telephonist, 16th December, 1961; Maria
Therese Johnston, Clerk (Female) (£704-£924), 13th January, 1962;
Valerie Sylvia Kennedy, Telephonist, 27th January, 1962; Carol
Ann Morton, Accounting Machinist, Grade 1, 13th January, 1962;
Maureen Anne Tanner, Telephonist, 6th January, 1962; Judith
Norma Young, Telephonist, 2nd December, 1961.
Queensland.
Section 49.—Cynthia Joyce Beasley, Accounting Machinist,
Grade 2, 16th December, 1961; Laurel Ann Harm, Telephonist,
22nd December, 1961.
Section 85(1).—Thomas Patrick Power, Assistant, Grade 1, 10th
March, 1962.
Section 85 (2).—William Pritchard, Mail Officer, 17th February,
1962; August Carl Wesner, Lineman, Grade 2, 26th March, 1962.
South Australia.
Section 85(2).—^John Angus Fleming, Line Forman, Grade 1,
8th February, 1962.
Section 49 (2).—Marilyn Anne Bickley, Accounting Machinist,
Grade 2, 6th January, 1962; Elizabeth Mary Rehn, Monitor, 30th
December, 1961.
3'ection 67 (Invaldiity).—Patrick William Tippins, Mail Officer,
29th October, 1962.
Western Australia.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Hector William Henry Clarke, Mail
Officer, 8th January, 1962.
Section 85(1).—Robert Norman Cust, Technician, 22nd January,
1962; Arthur Raymond, Line Inspector, 22nd December, 1961.
Section 49.—Joyce Ann Clark, Accounting Machinist, Grade 2,
23rd December, 1961; Linley Anne Cannon, Telephonist, 16th
December,
1961; Edna Rose Houghton, Telephonist,
14th
December, 1961; Audrey Christine Hewson, Telephonist, 16th
December, 1961; Agnes Beverley Twaddle, Telephonist, 30th
December,
1961; Eileen
Muriel Collett, Telephonist, 23rd
December, 1961; Margaret Helena Jess, Accounting Machinist,
Grade 2, 20th January, 1962; Doreen Grace Plewright, Telephonist,
13th January, 1962.
(Female),
New South Wales.
Section 85 (2).—Joseph Michael Bennett, Clerical Assistant,
Grade 4, 17th May, 1962; Odillo William Murry, Line Inspector,
3rd March, 1962; Arthur Henry Alfred Higgs, Mail Officer, 12th
May, 1962; John Leslie Teller, Line Foreman, Grade 2, 8th April,
1962; Charles Patrick O'Neill, Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, 27th
March, 1962; John Richard Rathbone Johnson, Mail Officer, 9th
April, 1962.
Section 67 (Invalidity).—Murray Scott, Lineman, Grade 2, 2nd
February. 1962; Frederick Charles Withers, Postman, 15th January,
1962.
Section 49 (2).—Delice Veronica Berryman, Telephonist, 2nd
December, 1961; Margaret Clare Breen, Accounting Machinist,
Grade 2, 23rd December, 1961; Clarice May Parsons, Telephonist,
7th November, 1961; Carol Lynda Fletcher, Telephonist, 26th
October, 1961; Jeanette Fay Owers, Monitor, 30th December, 1961;
Heather Zilma Felton, Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, 11th November,
1961; Emily Louise Louwerens, Accounting Machinist, Grade 1,
25th November, 1961; Evelyn Josephine Musgrave, Telephonist,
25th November, 1961.
Victoria.
Section 85 (1).—Arthur William Louis Dinner, Telegraphist, 25th
February, 1962; Jack Waugh Docherty, Technician (Telecommunications), 21st February, 1962; Francis Henry James Patrick
O'Loughlin, Postal Clerk, 22nd January, 1962.
Section 85 (2).—Charles Barnett, Lineman, Grade 2, 27th March,
1962; Arthur Cranston, Senior Cleaner, Grade 2, 12th March, 1962;
Charles Herbert Essex, Field Officer, 23rd March, 1962; George
Erick Goddard, Lineman, Grade 2, 1st March, 1962; Elizabeth
^ Katherine Griffiths, Telephonist, 14lh March, 1962; John Kelly, Line
DISMISSAL.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S' DEPARTMENT.
South Australia.
Section 62.—Henry Reginald Possingham, Postman, as from the
close of business on 2nd February, 1962.
EXAMINATION RESULTS.
Results of the following examinations have been finalized:
Examination
No.
3712
VP1390
VP1411
VP1413
VP1414
Date
Notified.
Title.
For Transfer as Clerk, Third Division, Perth
Junior Postal Officer, Melbourne..
Postman, Victoria
Junior Postal Officer, Melbourne. .
Telephonist, Melbourne
Date
Held.
Jan., '62
14.12.61
20.1.62
20.1.62
27.1.62
27.1.62
Candidates will be advised of the results of these examinations;
a copy may be seen at the office of the Public Service Inspector or
Director, Posts and Telegraphs, with which applications were lodged.
Candidates whose names do not appear in the above results were
unsuccessful.
A. B. MILNE. Secretary,
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No, 9.—15th February, 1962
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
VACANCIES OPEN TO PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Applications should preferably be made on printed forms
obtainable from the Commonwea-lth Public Service Inspector in
PPLICATIONS are invited from officers of the Commonwealth
Service for promotion or transfer to the positions advertised each Capital City, the Public Service Board Representative in
below. Applicants should state fully their qualifications when apply- Port Moresby, or the Department in which the vacancy exists.
ing for aj position.
Upon confirmation of appointment a permanent officer will be
If an applicant wishes to be considered for two or more vacancies required to contribute under the Superaimuation Act.
a separate application should be forwarded for each position, except
to locality of appointment in excess of £3 will be paid
where the positions applied for are of similar classification a-nd in by Fares
the
Commonwealth.
applicant is married, the fares of
the same Branch of a Department (e.g., positions of Postmaster, his wife and family will Ifbetheincluded.
When the appointment is
Lines Staff positions, &c.). One application will be accepted for to a position in the Australian Capital
Territory, Northern
these positions.
Territory, or the Territory of Papua-New Guinea, full fares are
Officers of the Commonwealth Service transferred, not promoted, paid by the Commonwealth.
rrtay be required to pay their own removal expenses.
The following particulars should be set out at the foot of the
SALARIES AND GENERAL CONDITIONS.
application:—
Salary ranges quoted are nominal, not actual
Full name (block letters).... Date of birth
Except for positions exclusively for females, which incorporate
Personnel Number
Length of service
" (Female) " in the title, the nominal salary range is reduced by
t)esignation
Salary (per annum)
£154 when occupied by a female aged 21 years or over.
Salary scale
Date of last increment
Office or Branch
Junior commencing salaries, also nominal, are quoted for some
VACANCIES OPEN TO OFFICERS AND TO PERSONS WHO positions.
ARE NOT OFFICERS OF THE SERVICE.
To obtain actual salaries, both for adults and juniors, the
Applications are invited from persons who are not permanent following basic wage adjustments should be added to the nominal
officers of the Service for appointment to those offices which are salaries s h o w n in the advertisements:—
indicated in the vacancies advertised below by the following
Age.
Males.
Females.
£
£
symbol (t).
133 .. 99
21 years and over
Suitably qualified officers of the Fourth Division may apply
for transfer or promotion to those offices of the Third Division
20 years
120
96
for which applications for appointment are invited from persons
19 years
99
86
who are not permanent officers of the Service.
73
18 years
80
To be eligible for appointment a person must be—
Under 18 years
66
66
(i) a British subject;
New
appointees
may
be
paid
a
commencing
salary
at
any
point
(ii) under the age of 51 years for Second and Third Division within a salary range.
offices and under the age of 55 years for Fourth
Division offices, except where otherwise indicated in
At those offices where quarters are indicated, a deduction for
respect of any office in these Divisions;
rental will be made at the rate of 10 per cent, of the minimum
(iii) permanently residing in Australia, or eligible for entry to salary of the position unless otherwise stated.
Australia) for permanent residence;
(iv) medically and physically fit.
WHERE TO SEND APPLICATIONS.
Code letters are used in column three to show where applicaSuitable applicants will be offered appointment in accordance
with an order of merit ascertained on the basis of applicants' tions should be lodged. A key to these code letters appears at
qualifications and the results of interviews of applicants. If an the end of the advertisements. Applications should reach the
ex-serviceman and a person not an ex-serviceman should be placed address shown not later than the date shown in column foun
equal in order of merit, the ex-serviceman will be offered appoint- An application by telegram will be accepted before the closing
date but a written application should follow immediately.
ment before the person who is not an ex-serviceman.
A
Position, SalarylScale'andîvision.
Locality.
Forward
Applications.
To.
By.
SNOWY MOUNTAINS HYDRO-ELECTRIC AUTHORITY.
Applications are invited from persons desirous of appointment to positions appearing on page 607 of this Gazette.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Organization, Methods and Classification Branch.
Assistant Inspector (£2,163-£2,358), Third Division, Organization Section
..
.. Canberra ..
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Duties.—Investigate and report on departmental organization, establishment and classification proposals.
A U D I T O R - G E N E R A L ' S OFFICE.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695), Fourth Division
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.. Sydney
NEW GUINEA.
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Audit Inspector, Grade 1 (£1,298-£1,628), Third Division ..
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.. Port Moresby
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Qualifications.—Accountancy qualifications.
Conditions.—The successful applicant will be temporarily transferred to the position for a period of two years. The Chief Officer reserves
the right to vary or alter the period of employment subject to office emergency or expediency. Examination by a Commonwealth Medical Officer
will be necessary to ascertain fitness for service in the tropics. Single accommodation only is available.
District Allowance.—Grade VII.
Social and General Services Division.
Civic Affairs and General Services Branch.
Research OMcer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third Division, Justice and Special Services Section .. Canberra ..
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Duties.—Assist in research and investigation and preparation of submissions, papers and correspondence regarding law and justice, /
communications, public works and related matters in the Australian Territories.
' /
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree.
For code letters and references see footnotes on page 606.
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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES—continued.
Position, Salary Scale and Division,
Locality.
Foirward
Appliications.
To.
By.
DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIES—continued.
NORTHERN TERRITORY.
NORTHERN TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION DIVISION.
Administrator's Branch.
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518) (Tentative classification £1,518-£l,738), Third Division, Legislative Council Darwin
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Section
Duties.—Supervise Section. Monitor tape recorders; transcribe from tape debates in the Legislative Council, Committees of Enquiry
&c. Edit and produce Northern Territory Hansard.
Qualifications.—Applicants must have matriculation standard English and be suitable for training in typing. Ability to control staff
and previous relevant experience desirable.
Clerk (£968-£I,l88) (Tentative classification £1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Legislative Council Darwin
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Section
Duties.—Monitor tape recorders; transcribe from tape debates of Legislative Council, Committees of Enquiry, &c. Assist with editing
and production of Northern Territory Hansard.
Qualifications,—Applicants must have Matriculation standard English and be suitable for training in typing.
Accommodation.—Applicants to state requirements.
Taxation.—A concessional deduction of £270 per annum plus an amount equal to half the total concessional deduction for dependants
may be allowable.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY CROWN SOLICITOR (AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY).
..
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Canberra ..
..
Duties.—Shorthand and typing for Deputy Crown Solicitor and Legal Ofiicers.
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STATISTICIAN'S BRANCH—HOBART.
Prices Branch.
tField Officer (£I,298-£l,408), Fourth Division ..
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.. Hobart ..
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Duties.—Assist in the collection and checking of retail prices and house rents in the capital city and in specified country towns.
Qualifications.—Experience in, or knowledge of, clothing, drapery, hardware and groceries should be stated.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Regional OflSce, Armidale.
Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 (£1,028-£1,104), Fourth Division
Armidale ..
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Duties.—Conduct inquiries and furnish reports in connexion with claims for social benefits. The successful applicant will be required to
drive a motor vehicle in country areas.
LANDS AND SURVEY BRANCH.
Administration Section.
a e r k (£968-£l, 188), Third Division
..
Canberra ..
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Duties.—Under direction, prepare reports and correspondence on general Branch matters; preliminary enquiries regarding Mining
Ordinance; preliminary examination of proposed legislation to be administered by Branch; assist in the supervision of the Plan Printing and
Typing Sections.
VICTORIA BRANCH.
Melbourne ..
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Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, Accounts and Personnel Section,,
Duties.—Collector of Public Moneys and Paying Officer.
QUEENSLAND.
Technical Division, Engineering Design Section.
^Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2 (£1,691-£1,793), Third or Fourth Division, Roads and Aerodromes Brisbane ..
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Sub-section (temporary position)
Duties.—Under supervision, prepare original designs, working drawings, details and estimates for the more important projects; supervise
technical staff of lower status.
Qualifications.—Applicants should possess technical knowledge and experience adequate to perform the duties listed. (In lieu of
notification appearing in Gazette of 25.1.62).
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Administration and Finance Division.
Clerk (£968~£1,188), Third Division, Contracts Sub-section, Works Administration Section
.. Adelaide ..
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Duties.—Quotations Clerk. Examine requests for quotations for works and services to ensure that appropriate approvals have been given.
Member of Quotations Opening Committee. Examine orders for works and services, and ensure that conditions of contract are fully complied
with. Examine advices of variations in contracts.
For code letters and references see footnotes on"page;;606.
598
Position, Salary Scale and Division.
Locality.
Forward
Applications.
To.
By.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS—continued.
NORTHERN TERRITORY.
Technical Division.
tQuantity Surveyor, Grade 2 (£1,518-£ 1,628) (tentative classification £I,628-£ 1,738), Third Division, Darwin ..
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Quantity Survey Section
Duties.—Prepare Bills of Quantities and Estimates for works requiring some degree of individual judgment and initiative. Supervise staff
of lower and technical grades.
tQuantity Surveyor, Grade 1 (£968-£ 1,518)(tentative classification £1,188-£ 1,628), Third Divi- Darwin
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sion, Quantity Survey Section
Duties.—Prepare estimates and Bills of Quantities for less important works.
Qualifications (for above two positions).—Degree or diploma of a university or technical college or equivalent.
{Works Supervisor (£1,512-£1,614), Fourth Division, Construction Section (temporary position) . . Darwin
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Duties.—Control of the Department of Works Sealing and Reconstruction Unit, which operates on the Stuart and Barkly Highways
throughout the Northern Territory.
The successful applicant will be paid camping allowance and will normally be required to work approximately eight hours overtime per
week.
Single caravan accommodation is available.
Qualifications.—Applicants must have extensive sealing and road construction experience with proven ability to control a large day labour
organization.
Administration and Finance Division.
Clerk (£l,628-£1,848), Third Division, Works Administration Section
Darwin
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Duties.—Under the Administrative Officer (Works), responsible for the direction and control of the administrative work associated with the
Works Programme and related procedures. Render specalized advice on all matters affecting the programming of works. Preparation of
reports, &c.
Clerk (£968-£ 1,188), Third Division, Works Administration Section ..
Darwin ..
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Duties,—Clerical assistance to Project Officers, involving contract administration, financial reviews, preparation of important correspondence
and reports.
Taxation,—A concession of £270 per annum plus an amount equal to half the total dependants' concessions may be allowable.
Accommodation,—Applicants to state requirements.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA.
Administrative Division.
Clerk (£1,408-£l ,628), Third Division
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Port Moresby
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Duties.—Position No, 28—Contracts Clerk in charge of section. Advise and assist technical officers in contract administration. Make
investigations and/or reports on important aspects of contract administration. Secretary to the Tender Board.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of Commercial Law and Department of Works Contract Procedures desirable.
Technical Division.
tWorks Supervisor (Building) (£l,512-£l,614). Fourth Division, Construction Section . .
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Lae
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Port Moresby
Duties.—Position No. 6—Technical supervision of contract and day labour works including supervision of Foreman and general
organization of labour and material required; preparation of minor estimates, programme reports, &c.
Qualifications.—Qualified tradesman with experience as builders or general foreman on building works, including reinforced concrete
construction.
Conditions.—District Allowance, Grade VII. Attraction Allowance—(A) Single men, £25 per annum paid on a fortnightly basis;
(B) Married men, to be determined in accordance with housing accommodation but not exceeding £175 per annum paid on a fortnightly basis.
Single hostel accommodation is available at the current weekly tariff of £6. Married applicants to state their housing requirements. Taxation
is at a lower rate than in Australia.
CENTRAL STAFF.
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION DIVISION.
National Biological Standards Laboratory.
^Technical Officer, Grade 1 (£1,257-£1,448), Third or Fourth Division, Viral Products Section Canberra ..
K1
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(temporary position)
Duties.—Preparation of media, tissue cultures and reagents used in vaccine testing and other activities of the laboratory.
Qualifications.—Extensive experience in laboratory procedures as employed in the field of microbiology. Experience in the field of biology
an advantage.
KI
tTechnical Assistant, Grade 2 (£l,002-£l,232). Third or Fourth Division, Viral Products Section Canberra ..
8.3.62
(temporary position)
Duties.—Prepare tissue cultures, reagents and equipment and assist in the testing of vaccines.
Qualifications.—Leaving certificate with passes in chemistry and mathematics desirable. Previous laboratory experience an advantage.
Note.—Both positions will be located in Melbourne and transferred to Canberra in three years' time,
tTechnical Assistant, Grade 2 (£1,002-£1,232), Third or Fourth Division
..
.. Canberra ..
.. Kl
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Duties.—General laboratory work associated with the assay of endocrine products. Supervision of staff caring for laboratory animals.
Qualifications.—Leaving certificate with passes in chemistry and mathematics desirable. Previous experience in animal husbandry and
breeding an advantage.
Note.—^The position is more suitable for a male.
599
NOTIFICATION
OF
VACANCIES—continued.
Forward
Applications
Locality.
To.
DEPARTMENT OF
By.
HEALTH—continued.
N E W SOUTH WALES.
General Administration Division.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 1 (£644-£695), Fourth Division, Office Services Section . .
..
Sydney
Duties.—Stenography for senior officers.
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Commonwealth Acoustic Laboratories.
tPsychologist, Grade 1 (£968-£ 1 , 5 1 8 ) , T h i r d Division
..
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Sydney
VICTORIA.
Commonwealth Acoustic Laboratories.
tPsychologist, Grade 1 (£968-£ 1,518),** Third Division
Melbourne
Duties and qualifications for the above positions—
Duties.—Psychological and audiological work regarding deafened ex-service personnel, children, &c., and also industrial noises.
Qualifications.—University degree with major in psychology.
Note.—^These positions are considered suitable to a male only.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
National Health Division.
Clerk (£l,078-£ 1,298), Third Division, Pharmaceutical Section
Adelaide
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Duties.—Supervise extraction and presentation of pharmaceutical benefits statistics in accordance with the prescribed programme, analyse
and report on statistical data, control staff employed on statistical extractions.
Qualifications.—Statistical or accountancy qualifications desirable.
D E P A R T M E N T O F TRADE.
C E N T R A L STAFF.
Staff of the Tariff Board.
Clerk (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Administration Section
..
Canberra
Duties.—Position N o . 35—Senior Clerk in charge of the Administration Section.
..
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General administrative duties for all sections of the
Board.
Qualifications.—Wide experience in administrative duties desirable.
D E P A R T M E N T O F P R I M A R Y INDUSTRY.
CENTRAL
STAFF.
INSPECTION AND ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION.
Administration Branch.
Stenographer (Female), Grade 2 (£835), Fourth Division, Typing Section
Canberra
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SI
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Duties.—Stenographic duties involving verbatim reporting of meetings and conferences.
Division of Agricultural Economics.
Research Officer, Grade 2 (£1,518-£I,738), Third Division
..
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Canberra
..
Duties.—Collection and analysis of information in the field of agricultural economics with particular reference to land use and farm
management.
Note.—Some travel may be necessary in the agricultural and pastoral areas of Australia,
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree. Experience in Agricultural Economic research desirable.
Senior Research Officer, (£1,628-£1,968), Third Division, Wool Research Section
Canberra . .
..
SI
Duties.—Under supervision, conduct field investigations and prepare reports. Analysis and interpretation of data obtained.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree. Experience in economic and field research techniques desirable.
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FISHERIES D I V I S I O N .
tResearch Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third Division . .
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Canberra
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Duties.—Under direction, carry out economic research projects in the fishing industry and assist in the planning of surveys and the
interpretation of data.
Qualifications.—University degree in economics, commerce or arts (economics). An interest in economic research desirable.
DEPARTMENT O F DEFENCE.
C E N T R A L STAFF, C A N B E R R A .
O e r k (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Registrar's Section
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Canberra
..
Canberra
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Ml
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Duties.—Former Papers Officer.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division, Registrar's Section . .
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Duties.—Movements Assistant.
For codc letters and references see footnotes oo page 606.
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NOTIFICATION O F VACANCIES—continued.
Forward
Applications.
Locality.
Clerk (£1,298-£1.518), Third Division
DEPARTMENT O F THE ARMY.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Army Head-quarters, Chief of the General Staff Branch,
Directorate of Military Training.
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Canberra
..
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To.
By.
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Duties.—Conduct promotion and entrance examinations to Staff College; draft, edit and prepare for printing all relevant documents, &c.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division
Army Head-quarters, Adjutant-General's Branch, Canberra.
Office of the Military Secretary.
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Canberra
Duties.—Prepare and issue Forms of Commission. Prepare material for Long Service awards.
Australian Regular Army. Receive, register, distribute, and file annual Confidential Reports.
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Maintain seniority lists of officers of the
Branch of the Secretary-General (Melbourne).
Machine Data Processing Centre.
Clerk (£1,903-£2,098), Third Division
..
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Albert Park
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Duties.—Prepare programmes and plan day to day operations of the Machine Data Processing Centre; plan training of machine operators.
Qualifications.—Considerable experience in the operation of punched card equipment including the programming of ICT 555 Calculator,
desirable.
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Albert Park
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Duties.—Machine Room Supervisor.
Qualifications.—Experience in the supervision and operation of punched card equipment including ICT 542 calculator, desirable.
Senior Machine Tabulator (£1,002-£1,040), Fourth Division (two positions)
..
..
Albert Park
..
01
Duties.—Supervise staff engaged in the operation of a wide range of ICT punched card equipment.
Qualifications.—Experience in the operation of ICT punched card equipment including 900 series tabulators, desirable.
1.3.62
QUEENSLAND.
Northern Command, No. 5 Central Ordnance Depot/No. 1 Central Ammunition Depot, Wallangarra.
Deputy Chief Ordnance Officer (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division
..
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Wallangarra
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Duties.—Position No. 2.—Operations Manager Stores and Ammunition Depot.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of warehousing, stores accounting and management principles desirable.
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DEPARTMENT O F AIR.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Secretariat, Finance Section.
Deputy Director of Audit (£l,903-£2,098), Third Division, Directorate of Audit
Canberra . .
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Duties.—Position No. 51.—Under control of Director of Audit (R.A.A.F.), administration of internal audit policy relating to the Finance
Section and Area Finance Offices. General assistance to the Director of Audit in connexion with the work of the Directorate.
Qualifications.—Accountancy qualifications desirable.
Personnel Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£849-£926), Fourth Division, Directorate of Personal Services
..
Canberra . .
PI
Duties.—Position No. 34.—Recording and custody of wills of R.A.A.F. personnel. Examination of wills to determine validity.
assistance within section.
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DEPARTMENT O F CIVIL AVIATION.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Division of Airport Engineering.
tDrafting Officer, Grade 1 (£1,257-£1,448), Third or Fourth Division, Airport Engineering Section,
Melbourne . .
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Drafting Branch (two positions)
Duties.—From information provided, prepare designs and drawings of a civil engineering nature relating to airport engineering projects.
Qualifications.—Qualifications and experience appropriate to the duties. A knowledge of earthworks and drainage would be an
advantage.
Division of Air Transport.
Supervisor (Female) (£784-£861)i Fourth Division, Economic Investigation Branch
Melbourne . .
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Duties.—Responsible for the periodical checking of records of flight forms, the final check of all flight records prepared in the sub-section
and a continuous study of flight records, time-table routes and variations of flight record sheets; supervise female staff of the section.
Qualifications.—Ability to supervise and direct the work of female staff desirable.
DEPARTMENT O F SUPPLY.
N E W SOUTH WALES.
Production Branch.
Typist (Female) (Secretarial) (£772-£848), Fourth Division . .
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Sydney
Duties.—Position No. 2—Secretarial duties for Director (Engineering).
For code letters and refereaces sea footaotes on page 606.
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Locality.
Forward
Applications.
To.
By.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY—continued.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Stores and Transport Branch.
Control Officer (Workshops) (£1,I55-£1,270), Fourth Division
..
Finsbury ..
R4
Duties.—Control OflScer plan workshop loadings. Supervise workshops clerical staff. Ensure adherance to standard procedure and
documentation.
Qualifications.—Sound knowledge of standard workshops procedures for both recoverable and non-recoverable work desirable. Wprkjag
knowledge of vehicle operation and repair costs also desirable.
Accounting Machinist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth Division ..
. . Finsbury North
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Duties.—Supervise staff, co-ordinate and control the distribution and flow of work of the machinists pool.
Qualifications.—Passed prescribed test. Experience in operation of calculating and keyboard type accounting machines desirable.
Research and Development Branch.
Weapons Research Establishment.
{Librarian (£1,298-£1,518; female rate, £1,144-£ 1,364), Librarian (£1,188-£1,408; female rate, SaUsbury ..
.. RIO
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£1,034-£1,254), Third Division, Engineering Wing (two temporary positions)
Duties.—Position No. 606—Supervise the Books and Periodicals Section, including ordering, cataloguing and catalogue revision, technical
processes and reference work.
Duties.—Position No. 603—Supervise the Reports Section, including ordering, classifying, cataloguing, reference work and bibliographies.
Qualifications (both positions).—University degree. Registration Certificate of the Library Association of Australia pr equivalent
qualification. (Consideration will be given to applicants who hold the Preliminary Certificate of the L.A.A. and who are proceeding to the
Registration Certificate). Experience in a technical library would be an advantage.
VICTORIA.
Laboratory^Branch.
tTechnical Assistant, Grade 1 (£400-£951), Third or Fourth Division
..
.. Melbourne
Duties.—Assist Analyst, Grade 3. Perform routine analyses of a minor order.
Qualifications.—Relevant quaUfications and experience should be stated.
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QUEENSLAND.
Excise Branch.
Supervisor (£1,518-£l,738), Third Division
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Duties.—Assist in the administration of the Acts, Regulations and By-laws within the scope of the Branch. Direct the system of Internal
Check including oversight of supervisory work done in excise distilleries and factories by Customs Officers in Northern Queensland. Inspection
duties in the field. Responsible for efficiency of the Branch.
DEPARTMENT OF SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
Administration Division.
Clerk(£858-£1,078), Third Division, Office Services Section ..
..
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.. Melbourne
.. U1
Duties.—Attend to accommodation requirements, furniture and equipment, stores, stationery and office requisites.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
Industrial Services Division.
tSenior Industrial Training Officer, Grade 1 (£l,738-£ 1,968), Third Division, Industrial Training Melbourne
VI
<52
Section
Duties.—Plan and conduct case studies, surveys, and experimental or " pilot" projects in the field of in-industry trajoing, 0)n4uct
investigations to determine training needs and design programmes to meet them. Assist in developing an advisory service ^n prpi^lems of
industrial training. Conduct courses in conference leadership, programme development, &c.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree. Experience of the training needs of industry and aptitude for training duties would be
a distinct advantage.
Planning and Research Division.
tAssistant Research Officer, (£858-£l,188), Third Division (two positions)
..
Melbourne . .
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Duties.—Assist in the preparation of statistical and other information relating to population, labour force, employment and unên^ployment.
Qualifications.—An aptitude for and interest in economic research. Completion or partial completion of an appropriate university degree.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Industrial Relations Division.
Technical Inspector (Technical OflScer, Grade 2), (£1,461-£1,563), Third Division, Arbitration Adelaide
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Inspectorate
Duties.—Visit industrial estabhshments to advise employers on and to inspect the observance of safety, health and other provisions of
Federal Awards.
Qualifications.—Experience in dealing with safety precautions, ventilation, heating, lighting, dust extraction and similar problems in industry;
higher trade or other qualifications.
Industrial Inspector (Technical Officer, Grade 1) (£1,257-£1,448), Third or Fourth Division, Arbi- Adelaide
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tration Inspectorate . .
Duties.—Visit industrial establishments to inspect the observance of the provisions of Federal Awards.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of labour organization and working conditions in Australian industry, with experience therein and of dealing
with award matters an advantage.
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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-ôntinued.
Locality.
Forward
Applications.
To.
By.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE—oontinued.
TASMANIA.
Employment Division.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), (Female rate £644-£695), Fourth Division, District Em- Hobart ..
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ployment Offices Pool Section
Duties.—Assist with applications for employment, particularly female appUcants, general office work, including enquiries, filing, indexing;
ability to type.
Note.—^The duties of this position are more appropriate to a female officer.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
Central Administration.
tResearch Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,518), Third Division, Housing and Building Industry Branch Canberra ..
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Duties.—Assist with the work of the Housing and Building Industry Branch in relation to building societies and housing generally.
Qualifications.—Appropriate unviersity degree, preferably with qualifications in Accountancy.
Division of National Mapping.
Map Production Branch.
fDrafting Officer, Grade 2 (£l,461-£l,563), Third or Fourth Division (two positions) ..
Canberra . .
.. W1
Duties.—High grade individual drafting work involved in the compilation and fair drawing of maps for reproduction.
Qualifications."—Applicants should give full details of training and experience in cartography or survey drafting,
tDrafling Officer, Grade 1 (£ 1,257-£ 1,448), Third or Fourth Division (three positions) . .
. . Canberra . .
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Duties.—Accept independent responsibility for work involved in the compilation and fair drawing of maps for reproduction.
Qualifications.—Applicants should give full details of training and experience in cartography or survey drafting.
fDrafting Assistant, Grade 2 (£l,002-£ 1,232), Third or Fourth Division
Canberra . .
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Qualifications.—Applicants should state experience in map compilation and drawing.
fDrafting Assistant, Grade I (£400-£951), Third or Fourth Division (two positions)
Canberra .,
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Duties.—Assist generally in the work of the Branch. Training in cartography.
Qualifications.—Experience appropriate to the duties. Leaving Certificate preferred though not essential.
VICTORIA.
Survey Branch.
fSurveyor, Grade 3 (£1,628-£1,848), Third Division (several positions)
.. Melbourne ..
.. Wl
Duties.—A number of Surveyors, Grade 3, are required to lead field parties engaged in important geodetic and topographic
throughout Australia.
Qualifications.—Appropriate university degree or Licensed Surveyor or equivalent.
War Service Homes Division.
Clerk (£858-£l,078), Third Division, Administrative Section
Melbourne
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Duties.—Assessing Clerk. Rate and assess premiums for insurances under the War Service Homes Act.
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Branch Office.
f Medical Officer, Grade 1 (£2,163-£2,878), Third Division, Medical Section (a number of positions) Sydney
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between the Branch Office and the Institutions.
Qualifications.—Registered Medical Practitioner.
VICTORIA.
Repatriation General Hospital.
fNursing Aide (Female) (£580-£631), Fourth Division, Nursing Services (a number of positions) . . Heidelberg . .
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Duties.—Practical general nursing.
Qualifications—
(a) Qualified for a nursing aide certificate of an institution approved by the Board; or
(b) She has had such training and possesses such quaUfications which in the opinion of the Board are equivalent.
Macleod Repatriation Hospital,
a e r k (£968-£l, 188), Third Division
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CENTRAL STAFF.
ENGINEERING DIVISION.
Administrative Branch.
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£772), Fourth Division, Costing and Statistical Section . . Melbourne
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Qualifications,—Completion of prescribed test. Knowledge of engineering plant accounts and plant units desirable.
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Applications.
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Central Staff—continued.
Engineering Division—continued.
Drafting Section.
tDrafting Officer, Grade 2 (£1,461-£ 1,563), Third or Fourth Division (six positions) . .
Melbourne . .
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Position No. 15—Design and preparation of the more important drawings of the Circuits Sub-section.
Position No. 34-—Design and preparation of the more important drawings of the Radio Sub-section.
Position No. 59—Design and preparation of the more important art and illustrative work of the Publications Sub-section.
Position No. 75—Design and preparation of the more important art and illustrative work of the Visual Aids Sub-section.
Position No. 119—Design and preparation of the more important drawings of the Long Line Equipment Sub-section.
Position No. 125—Design and preparation of the more important drawings of the Mail Handling Equipment Sub-section.
Qualifications (all positions),—Qualifications and/or experience appropriate to the duties.
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Stores and Contracts Branch,
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£772), Fourth Division
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Melbourne . .
Duties.—Operation of Burroughs calculator and listing machine.
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.. Melbourne ..
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Telegraph Service Branch.
Melbourne ,
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Controller (£3,008-£3,398), Third Division
Duties.—Control of the Department's telegraph services throughout the Commonwealth and formulation of standards therefor.
PERSONNEL BRANCH.
Industrial and Arbitration Section.
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.. Melbourne..
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Duties.—Investigation into working conditions of Post Office staffs and interpretation and application of Public Service Arbitrator's
Determinations, Public Service Board's decisions and other employment provisions. Applicants should indicate their knowledge of industrial
principles and practices.
N E W SOUTH WALES.
Country Branch.
Supervising Technician (Telecommunications), Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, Trunk Sydney
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Service and Telegraphs Section, Telegraph Division
Duties.—Assist Engineers in the detailed planning and design of telegraph equipment installations throughout the State, including the
preparation of material requirements and work estimates. Ability to drive motor vehicle desirable. Approximately 20 per cent, of time will be
spent in country areas.
Metropolitan Branch,
Line Inspector (£l,334-£ 1,487), Fourth Division, Primary Works Section
Sydney
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Duties.—Relief of Line Inspectors within the Primary Works Section and carry out special investigations as directed. Ability to drive a
motor vehicle desirable.
POSTAL AND TRANSPORT SERVICES DIVISION.
Post Offices Branch.
Goulbum ..
Thirroul
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Stockton
Quarters.—Balranald, seven rooms including sleepout; Stockton—nil.
District Allowance.—Balranald, Grade 1.
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£1,188-£l,408), Third Division
Narooma
(a)
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£1,188-£1,298), Third Division (five positions) . .
(a) Bondi Junction, Leeton, Mayfield, Penrith, Punchbowl.
(a)
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188), Third Division (four positions) . .
(a) Balranald, Beverly Hills, Drummoyne, Penshurst.
District Allowance.—Balranald, Grade L
Leichhardt ..
Postal Clerk (£400-£1,040), Third or Fourth Division, Relief
Goulburn
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Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division
Canberra ..
Mail Officer (£352-£951), Fourth Division
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Postmaster, Grade 4 (£1,793-£1,968), Third Division
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Quarters.—Nil.
Postmaster, Grade 3 (£1,518-£1,738), Third Division (two positions) . .
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Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, General Accounts Section
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Duties.—Check computations of salary and deduction variations.
Clerk (£968-£l,188), Third Division, General Accounts Section
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Sydney ..
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Qualifications.—AppUcants should indicate any Accountancy or Postal Accoxmtancy qualifications.
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION.
Telephone Service Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£849-£926), Fourth Division
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Sydney
Duties.—Analysis of multi-metering observation data.
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ACCOUNTS BRANCH.
BUILDINGS BRANCH.
tElectrical Fitter and Mechanic (£875-£926), Fourth Division
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Sydney
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Duties.—Installation and maintenance of electrical services, electrical appliances and fire alarms, Successful applicant may be required
to drive Commonwealth vehicles.
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tFitter and Turner (£875-£926), Fourth Division ..
.. Sydney
Duties.—Carry out general fitting and turning duties associated with air conditioning and refrigeration plant.
Qualifications.—Applicants should be fully qualified tradesmen having recent experience in the maintenance and operation of large air
conditioning plant. Assuming equal qualifications preference will be given in accordance with the Tradesman's Rights Regulation Act to those
applicants who are recognized Tradesmen. Applicants may be required to undergo a test.
tTradesman (Second class) (£785-£836), Fourth Division ..
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Duties.—Working from drawings prepare materials for assembly; carry out minor turning and machining.
Quahfications.—AbiUty to perform the duties as hsted under supervision or direction of a tradesman. Previous experience on mail handling
equipment desirable.
PERSONNEL BRANCH.
Clerk (£1,298-£1,518), Third Division, Establishments Section
. . Sydney
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Duties—Assist Establishments OflScer in examination of staffing proposals. Includes field investigation of staffing.
T r a i n i n g Officer, Grade 1 (£1,188-£1,408), Third Division, Training Section ..
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.. Sydney
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Duties.—Assist in the conduct of supervisory and office management training courses. Lead sessions in other courses as required.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of Service and Departmental procedures; aptitude for instructional duties and management of training
courses.
(The Board will provide an appropriate course in Instructional Techniques and Course Management for officers promoted to these
positions.)
VICTORIA.
Administrative Branch.
Costing Section.
a e r k (£858-£l,078), Third Division
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Melbourne
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Duties.—Preparation of wages and allowance pay sheets.
Qualifications.—Ability to interpret Awards and Determinations concernmg Engineering workmen desirable.
Benalla
Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 2 (£772), Fourth Division
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Duties.—Posting of Engineering Abstracts.
Qualifications.—Applicants must have passed the prescribed test for advancement and be competent to operate Burroughs adding and
listing machine and comptometer.
Country Branch.
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 (£798-£849), Fourth Division, Regional Works and Services (East) Sale
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Section, Sale Division
Duties.—Clerical assistant to the Supervising Technician.
Note.—Hours of duty—8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£1,155), Fourth Division, Regional Works and Services (West) Section, Bendigo ..
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Bendigo Division
Duties.—Estimating Foreman.
[In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette No. 5 of 25th January, 1962.]
Metropolitan Branch.
Supervising Technician (Telecommunications), Grade 3 (£1,665-£1,767), Fourth Division, Equip- St. Kilda Exchange ..
ment Service Section, No. 3 Division
Duties.—In charge of a SE50-type exchange; control of staff.
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(a)
(a) Carlton North, Kew East, Noble Park, Numurkah.
Quarters.—Numurkah—seven rooms. All other offices—nil.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£1,078-£1,188), Third Division (two positions) ..
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Brunswick ..
St. Kilda
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LocaHty.
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION.
Commercial Branch.
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Superintendent (£2,293-£2,488), Third Division
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B U I L D I N G S BRANCH.
tElectrical Fitter and Mechanic (£875-£926), Fourth Division (seven positions)
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Melbourne
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Qualifications.—Assuming equal qualifications, preference will be given in accordance with the Tradesman's Rights Regulation Act to
those applicants who are recognized tradesmen. Applicants should state their experience in the installation and maintenance of electrical wiring,
lifts and hoists, electric motors, generating equipment and control gear.
QUEENSLAND.
POSTAL AND T R A N S P O R T SERVICES DIVISION.
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£I,188-£1,408), Third Division
Postal Clerk (£400-£l,040), Third or Fourth Division
Post OflBces Branch.
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North Brisbane
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Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 (£849-£926), Fourth Division
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Duties.—Responsible to the transport cost clerk for the control and issue of all departmental bicycles and maintenance of associated record
and costing documents.
Qualifications.—Knowledge of bicycle procedure and costing system desirable.
PERSONNEL B R A N C H .
Wireless Licence Inspector (£1,002-£1,117), Fourth Division, Postal Investigation Section
..
Townsville ..
District Allowance.—Grade III.
Duties.—Frequent country inspections involved. Ability to drive motor vehicle desirable.
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Country Branch.
Regional Works and Services Section.
Supervising Technician (Telecommunications), Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, Wallaroo
Balaklava
Division
Duties.—In charge of a country technician's district, including Long Line Equipment, C.B., Magneto and R. A.X.
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Control of staff.
Metropolitan and Engineering Services Branch.
Metropolitan Service and Installation Section.
Supervising Technician (Telecommunications), Grade 2 (£1,461-£1,614), Fourth Division, Exchange
Port Adelaide
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Service No. 1 Division
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tTradesman, 2nd Class (£785-£836), Fourth Division, Workshops Division
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Duties.—Perform simple trade operations using tools and machines relative to the Iron Workshops. Applicants may be required to undergo
an informal trade test.
tElectrical Fitter and Mechanic (£875-£926), Fourth Division, Workshops Division
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Duties.—Perform the work of an Electrical Tradesman as related to the Plant Maintenance (Electrical) Workshops. Applicants should
be prepared to carry out work in country areas throughout South Australia and Northern Territory.
Qualifications.—Applicants should be competent Electrical Fitters and Mechanics. Assuming equal qualifications, preference will be given
in accordance with the Tradesman's Rights Regulation Act 1946-1952, to those applicants who are recognized tradesmen. Applicants may be
required to undergo an informal trade test.
POSTAL AND T R A N S P O R T SERVICES DIVISION.
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Duties,—Personal Stenographer to the Assistant Director,
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Postmaster, Grade 4 (£1,793-£1,968), Third Division
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District Allowance.—Grade IV.
The successful applicant will be temporarily transferred to Alice Springs for a period of three years.
Basic furniture will be provided at a rental of 10 per cent, per annum of capital city cost excluding freight. Where an oflficer is requiitd
to store furniture approximately equivalent to that which is provided, no rental will be charged for the latter and storage charges will be paid by
the Department.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
DIVISION.
Radio Branch.
Radio Inspector, Grade 1 (£968-£l,518). Third Division
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Duties.—Organize and direct work of oflScers engaged in the investigation of interference with reception from broadcast, television and
radio communication stations.
Qualifications.—Applicants must be qualified for promotion or transfer as Radio Inspector, Grade 1.
For code letters and references see footnotes on page 606,
781/62.-~4
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BUILDINGS BRANCH.
tFitter and Turner (£875-£926), Fourth Division, Engineering Section (four positions) . .
.. Adelaide . .
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Qualifications.—Applicants should be competent Fitter and Turners. Assuming equal qualifications, preference will be given in accordance
with the Tradesman's Rights Regulation Act 1946-1952, to those applicants who are recognized tradesmen. Applicants may be required to undergo
an informal trade test.
tCleaner (£683-£734), Fourth Division, Properties Section (ten positions)
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.. Perth
Duties.—Clerk to the Inspector, Metropolitan Postal Services.
Postal Oflficer (£352-£849), Fourth Division
Derby
TASMANIA.
Clerk (£l,188-£l,408), Third Division
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Administration and General Section.
Typist-in-charge (Female), Grade 1 (£886), Fourth Division ..
. . Hobart . .
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Internal Plant Section.
Senior Carpenter, Grade 1 (£1,002-£ 1,040), Fourth Division, Workshops, Materials and Automotive Hobart
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Qualifications.—Applicants should be qualified tradesmen, capable of exercising staff control and be qualified to drive a Departmental
vehicle.
Postal Assistant (£352-£951), Fourth Division
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V7
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District Allowance.—Grade II.
INDEX OF ADDRESSES.
The Secretary, Public Service Board, Canberra.
The Secretary and Chief Inspector, Auditor-General's Office, Canberra.
The Secretary, Department of Territories, Canberra.
The Assistant Administrator, Darwin. (By airmail.)
The Deputy Crown Solicitor (A.C.T.), Civic Buildings, London Circuit, City, A.C.T.
The Commonwealth Statistician, Canberra.
The Director of Social Services, Box 4158, G.P.O., Sydney.
The Secretary, Department of the Interior, Canberra.
The Chief Property Officer, Department of the Interior, Commonwealth Centre, Cnr. Spring and Latrobe Streets, Melbourne.
The Director of Works, Department of Works, Brisbane.
The Director of Works, Box 1421H, G.P.O., Adelaide.
The Director of Works, Department of Works, Darwin.
The Director of Works, Department of Works, Port Moresby.
The Director-General of Health, Canberra.
The Director, Commonwealth Acoustic Laboratories, Customs House, Sydney.
The Commonwealth Director of Health, 39 York-street, Sydney.
The Commonwealth Director of Health, C.M.L. Building, King William-street, Adelaide.
The Secretary, Department of Trade, Canberra.
The Secretary, Department of Defence, Canberra,
The Secretary, Department of the Army, Albert Park Barracks, Melbourne.
The Command Secretary, Northern Command, Victoria Barracks, Brisbane.
The Secretary, Department of Air, Canberra.
The Director-General, Department of Civil Aviation, Box 1839Q, P.O., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne.
The Assistant Secretary (N.S.W.), Department of Supply, Box 38, G.P.O., Sydney.
The State Controller, Department of Supply, Box 1437K, G.P.O., Adelaide.
The Controller, Weapons Research Establishment, Box 1424H, G.P.O., Adelaide.
The Secretary, Department of Primary Industry, Canberra.
The Collector of Customs, Customs House, Melbourne.
The Collector of Customs, Box 1464T, G.P.O., Brisbane.
The Secretary, Department of Shipping and Transport, 497 Collins-street, Melbourne.
The Secretary, Department of Labour and National Service, Box 2817AA, Melbourne.
The Regional Director, Department of Labour and National Service, Box 1435j, G.P.O., Adelaide.
The Regional Director, Department of Labour and National Service, Box 585F, G.P.O., Hobart.
The Secretary, Department of National Development, Box 2831AA, P.O., Melbourne.
The Deputy Director, War Service Homes Division, Commonwealth Centre, Cnr. Spring and Latrobe Streets, Melbourne.
The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation Department, Box 3994, G.P.O., Sydney.
The Deputy Commissioner, Repatriation Department, Box 87A, G.P.O., Melbourne.
The Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne.
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney,
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.l.
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Brisbane.
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Adelaide.
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Perth.
The Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Hobart.
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t These offices are open to suitably qualified persons within and without the service including Fourth Division officers.
i These positions are open to suitably qualified persons within and without the Service including Fourth Division officers. Applicants who are not permanent
oflficers of the Service must be under the age of 65 years.
* The commencing salaries per annum for these positions will not be less than:—Diploma £1,188; Bachelor's Degree—3 year course. Pass £1,243, Honours
£1,298; 4 and 5 year course. Pass £1,298, Honours, £1,353.
The commencing salaries per annum for these positions will not be less than:—Diploma £1,133; Bachelor's Degree—3 year course. Pass £1,188, Honours
£1,243; 4 and 5 year course. Pass £1,243, Honours £1,298.
No. 9.—15'th February, 1962
607
SNOWY MOUNTAINS HYDRO-ELECTRIC AUTHORITY.
PPLICATIONS are invited from qualified persons for the
follawing position:—
Senior Staff Officer, £2,293-£2,488 per aimitm (SJandard).
Qualifications.—Extensive experience in personnel work including
recruitment, general conditions of service, organization and classification. Ability to supervise and direct the work of the Staff
Branch of the Authority. Knowledge of Commonwealth Public
Service staff practices and formal personnel training an advantage.
Conditions.—Housing on a rental basis may be provided for
married male appointee after a waiting period. Hostel accommodation is provided for single appointee. At present no charge
A
is made for this accommodation other than for meals at subsidized
rates. Commencing salary will be determined by qualifications
and exi>erience. Appointee from the Commonwealth Public
Service will preserve all existing and a^ccruing rights under the
Officers' Rights Declaration Act.
Where to Apply.—The Business Manager, P.O. Box 332, Cooma
North, 4S., New South Wales, not later than 28th February, 1962.
Applicants should stale age, nationality, marital staftus, present
position and salary, and should give full particulars of quaiifications and experience. Copies only of testimonials should be
enclosed.
NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1959.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
The
Bankruptcy
Act 1924-1960—Part XII.
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1959—Part XL
19 of 1957.—In the matter of a deed of arrangenrent between
In the matter of Johannes Theodorus Reinsma, of 200 Stacey-street, No.Cyril
Reginald Forman and Irene Forman, formerly of MunDowerin, and Hendrik Gerardus Neervoort, of Geraldton, predubbera, now of Kia Ora, via Gympie, in the State ol
viously trading as "Rene Painting and Renovations Co.". of 197
Queensland, and their creditors.
Keymer-street, Belmont, in the State of Western Australia
(Reference No. 43/XI/60).
'tÔTlCE is hereby given that a Third Dividend is intended to be
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
l l declared in this matter. The ddvidend will be payable to those
supplementary dividend in the above matter. Creditors who
creditors who have proved their claim's on or before the Nineteenth have not lodged their proof of debt with the trustees at 307
Queen-street, Brisbane, on or before the second day of March,
day of February, 1962.
1962, will be excluded from such dividend.
Dated this fifth day of February, 1962.
J. C. HANSON, Trustee.
John C. Hanson & Co., Chartered Accountants, Fourth Floor,
ANGUS T. REES, LLOYD G. REES, Chartered Accountants,
Cecil Buildings, Sherwood Court. Perth, Western Australia. 2089 Trustees.
2093
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The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1959--Fart XI.
In the matter of Alan Gerard Douglas and 5ean Mcintosh
Douglas, previously trading as " A. G. & J. M. Douglas
General Storekeepers, of 67 Welshpool-road, Welshpool, and
now residing at 59 Grant-street, Narrogin, in the State of Western
Australia (Reference No. 62/XI/59).
OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended to be
declared in this matter. The dividend will be payable to
those creditors who have proved their claims on or before the
nineteenth day of February, 1962.
J.C. HANSON, Trustee.
John C. Hanson & Co., Chartered Accountants, Fourth Floor,
Cecil Buildings, Sherwood Court, Perth, Western Australia. 2090
N
Comnioawealth of Australia.
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1959.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE
DIVIDEND.
Michael Keith Moran and Donald George Pope, deed of
inspectorship, dated 19th April, 1961, and registered under the
Bankruptcy Act 1924-1959 on the 11th day of May, 1961.
FIRST dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter.
Creditors, who have not proved their debt, must do so by
the 15th day of March, 1962, otherwise they will be excluded
from this dividend.
R. J. MACINTOSH, Trustee.
Q6 Keira-street, Wollongong.
2091
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1960—Part XI.
In the matter of Diana Verlie McClure, trading as Diana
Sportswear", of 217 Margaret-street, Toowoomba, in the State
of Queensland, and her creditors,
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
first and final dividend in the above matter. Creditors who
have not lodged their proof of debt with the trustees at 307
Queen-street, Brisbane, on or before the second day of March,
1962, will be excluded from such dividend.
ANGUS T. REES, LLOYD G. REES, Chartered Accountants,
Agents.
2092
A
N
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
In the Supreme Court of Queensland, Townsville, exercising
Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
No. 19 of 1961.—Gerald Leopold Cambers, of 5 Elm-street, Mount
Isa, in the State of Queensland, contractor. (First.)
No. 44 of 1961.—Dennis Hugh Read, of Nelly Bay, Magnetic
Island, Townsville, in the State of Queensland, storekeeper.
(First and final.)
No. 47 of 1961.—Stephen Arthur Smith, formerly Nebo-road,
Mackay, now 44 Connor-street, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane,
manufacturer (Mackay). (First and fimal.)
IVIDENDS as above are intended to be declared in these
estates. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of
debt by the twenty-eighth day of February, 1962, will be excluded
from the dividend.
A. W. BRASNETT, Official Receiver.
Commonwealth Offices, Cleveland-street, Townsville, 2nd
February, 1962.
2094
D
SEQUESTRATION ORDER, FIRST MEETING AND
PUBLIC EXAMINATION.
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia, exercising Federal
Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
l ^ O . 2 of 1962.—Re Bernard Kemieth Gouldham, of Fremantle
JLI Prison, Fremantle, business proprietor, and lately residing at
156 Victoria-avenue, Dalkeith.
Date of petition—18th December, 1961,
Date of sequestration order—23rd January, 1962.
No. 4 of 1962.—Re Homme Zondervan, carpenter, of 42 Pittstreet, Bentley, lately residing and carrying on business at 354
Albany Highway, Albany, as a builder.
Date of petition—1st February, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—^2nd February, 1962.
Date of first meeting—Half-past Three p.m., 27th February.
1962.
Date of public examination—Half-pa-st Ten a.m., 28th February.
1962.
No. 3 of 1962.—Re Bruce Edward Blake, removalist, of Flat 17.
62-64 Goderich-street, Perth, lately residing at Corrigan and
60 Nelson-crescent, East Perth, lately carrying on business at
Newcastle-street, Perth, in partnership with aTiother as New York
Dry Cleaners.
Date of first meeting—Half-past Two p.m., 27th February.
1962.
Date of public examination—Half-past Ten a.m., 28th February.
1962.
F. J. BENNISON, Official Receiver.
Manufactuers' Building, 212 Adelaide-terra'ce, Perth, Western
AjUstralia.
2110
608
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE
DIVIDEND.
In the matter of a deed of arrangement between Bruce Hoghea
Ritchie, of 11 Pacific-avenue, Bondi, New South Wales, and his
creditors, dated the 22nd day of February, 1961, and registered
under the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1933 on the 21st day of March,
1961.
FIRST and final dividend is intended to be declared in the
above matter. You are mentioned in the debtor's statement
of affairs but you have not yet proved your debt. If you do not
prove your debt by the ninth day of March, 1962, you will be
excluded from this dividend. The date of the deed of arrangement
was the 22nd day of February, 1961.
Dated this 9th day of February, 1962.
JOHN EDWARD WALKER, Trustee.
C/o Partridge, Walker & Co., Chartered Accountants, 383
George-street, Sydney, New South Wales.
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The Commonwealth of Australia.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS,
^ O T I C E is hereby given that a meeting of creditors in the assigned
1 \ estate of Norman John Wray, of 4 Cromwell-street, Burwood,
formerly of 117 Burwood-road, Burwood, trading as "Burwood
Auto Port", motor mechanic, will be held at the offices of the
trustee, lower ground floor, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne, at 11.00
a.m. on Monday the 12th day of February, 1962.
G. R. THOMPSON, Trustee.
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne.
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In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
Adelaide, exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy.
XTO. 30 of 1962.—Re John Garth Coffey, of 98 Swaffer-street,
JM Port Lincoln, labourer, formerly of Cummins.—Summary case.
Date af presentation of petition and sequestration order—
30th January, 1962.
First meeting—19th February, 1962, at Twelve noon.
Public examination—5th March, 1962, at half-past Ten a.m.,
at the Local Courthouse, Port Lincohi.
No. 31 of 1962.—Re Sergio Grosser, of 6 View-street, Port
Augusta, contractor.—Summary case.
Date of presentation of petition and sequestration order—
30th January, 1962.
First meeting—21st February, 1962, at half-past Eleven a.m.
Public examination—4th April, 1962, at half-past Ten a.m.,
at the Local Courthouse, Port Augusta.
No. 32 of 1962.—Re TuUio VezzanI, of 305 South-terrace, Adelaide,
printer, formerly carrying on business at that address as a
printer under the name " Tipografia I t a l i a a n d previously
residing at 17 Anthony-street, Largs Bay.—Summary case.
Date o.f presentation of petition and sequestration order—
31st January, 1962.
First meeting—21st February, 1962, at Twelve noon.
Public examination—15th March, 1962, at Eleven a.m.
No. 33 of 1962.—Re Samuel James Hunt, of Beachport, shearer,
formerly residing at Millicent and Burra.—Summary case.
31st January, 1962.
First meeting—21st February, 1962, at half-past Two p.m.
Public examination—4th A^rril, 1962, at half-past Ten a.m.,
at the Local Courthouse, Mount Gambier.
No. 34 of 1962.—^Re Sotirios Moschopoulos, of 26 Amherst-avenue,
Trinity Gardens, labourer.
Date of presentation of petition—23rd November, 1961.
Date of sequestration order—2nd February, 1962.
First meeting—23rd February, 1962. at Twelve noon.
Public examination—15th March, 1962, at Twelve noon.
No. 35 of 1962.—Re Warren Albert Garratv, of 232 Prospect-road,
Prospect, electrician, formerly of 44 Braund-road, Prospect.—
Summary case.
5th January, 1962.
First meeting—23rd Febrnarv, 1962, at half-oast Two p.m.
Public examination—15th March, 1962, at half-past Eleven a.m.
Note.—All debts due to above estates are now payable to me.
The above meetings will be held at the Official Receiver's Office,
Adelaide, and the examinations at the Bankruptcy Courtroom,
Adelaide, unless otherwise stated.
F. J. PEARCE, Acting Official Receiver.
5th February, 1962.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS.
VrOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors in the
i \ assiêd estate of John William Organ, Florence Orcan,
John James Gordon Organ and Heather Organ, of 5 East Bank.
Maribyrnong River, Footscray, trading as " Johnies Marine
S e r v i c e b o a t repairers and trailer manufacturers, will be held
at the offices of the trustee. Lower Ground Floor, 31 Queenstreet, Melbourne, at 2.30 p.m., on Monday, the 12th day of
In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
February, 1962.
Dajted this fifth day of February, 1962.
(No. 237 of 1961).—Andrew JankowskI, of 67 Sydenham-road,
Norwood, salesman, formerly carrving on business at 171 PavneG. R. THOMPSON, Trustee.
ham-road, St. Peters, as " Sunlite Home S u p p l i e s ( F i r s t
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne.
dividend.)
" '
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DIVIDEND is to be declared in the above estate. Creditors
who have not lodged their claims by the 28th day of March,
1962, will be excluded from dividend.
47 Waymouth-street, Adelaide, 5th February, 1962.
2118
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia, exercising Federal
Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy,
No. 75 of 1956.—Re Antonio Salituri, of Boyup Brook, builder. In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia,
(Second and final.)
No. 77 of 1958.—Re Antonio RIoH, of 196 Aberdeen-street, Perth, ^ O T I C E is hereby given that the proceedings in the following
lately residing and carrying on business at 424 Fitzgerald-street,
estate have been amended to read:—
Northam, as grocery store and hostel proprietor, and 186
No. 414 of 1961.—Frank Percival Thomson, of 39 MantonMarine-terrace, Geraldton, as a fisherman and as " Mario's
street. Hind marsh, plumber.
56-60 Lake-street, Perth, as a caf6 proprietor. (First.)
No. 123 of 1961.—Re Basil Alfred Brookes and Jack Samuel
47 Waymouth-street, Adelaide, 5th February, 1962.
2119
Mitchell, of 1696 Albany Highway, Kenwick, and Rivertondrive, Riverton, builders. (First.)
No. 1 of 1962.— Re Ratko Guerreno Ullnovlch, salvager, of 7
Rose-street, South Fremantle, lately residing at Lot 179 Menzies- In the Supreme Court of Queensland, Bankruptcy District of the
Southern District of Queensland.
street, Rivervale, and carrying on business at Green Island.
(First.)
^ O . 199 of 1961.—Re S. A. Wendt, of Woowoonga, via Biggenden,
dairy farmer (formerly of Biggenden aforesaid, butcher).
IVIDENDS as above are to be declared in these estaftes.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—15th February,
Creditors who have not proved their debts by the 1st March,
1962, at Eleven a.m., at the office of Official Receiver,
1962, will be excluded from dividend,
Brisbane.
P. J. BENISON, Official Receiver.
Date and place of public examination—16th April, 1962, at
Manufacturers' Building, 212 Adelaide-terrace, Perth, Western
Eleven a.m., at Bankrutpcy Court, Commonwealth Offices,
Brisbane.
Australia,
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Np, 9.—15'th February, 1962
Coounonwealth of Australia.
No. 204 of 1961.—Re R. Jeris, late of c/o Sherwood Fish Shop,
Sherwood-road, Sherwood, but now c/o O. H. Schloss, Rocky
Creek, via Yarr am an .—Summary case.
THIRD $ind final dividend is intended to be declared in the
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—22nd February,
estate. Creditors who have not proved their
1962, at half-past Eleven a.m., at the office of Official debts undermentioned
by the 27th day of February, 1962, will be excluded.
Receiver, Brisbane.
Bankrupt estate of Athol Lance Cottrill, of Lot 18, KaneiraDate and place of public examination-—22nd March, 1962, at
avenue, Croydon (trading as " Aarcot Supply Company");
half-past Eleven a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Commonwealth
sequestrated 25th June, 1959 (No. 138 of 1959.)
Offices, Brisbane.
Dated this sixth day of February, 1962.
No. 1 of 1962.—Re WUliam John Coulter, of Saltair-street,
Caloundra, motor mechanic, and lately residing and carrying on
E. R. SMAIL, Trustee.
business at Main-road, Maroochydore, under the firm name of
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne, C.l.
Coulter's Garage, as a service station proprietor.
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Date of presentation of petition—30th January, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—31st January, 1962.
Date ,and place of first meeting of creditors—14th February,
Coimnonwealth of Australia.
1962, at Eleven a.m., at the office of Official Receiver,
Brisbane.
Date and place of public examination—18th April, 1962, at
riRST dividend is intended to be declared in the undermenhalf-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Commonwealth
tioned estate. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
Offices, Brisbane.
the 27th day of February, 1962, will be excluded.
Note.—All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
Edward WiUiam Chapmaea, of Roughead-street, Leongatha,
auto electrician; assigned 29th March, 1961 (No. 41 of
1961.)
DatQd this sixth day of February, 1962.
INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENP.
No. 33 of I960.—Re Michael James Mina, also known as Michael
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne, C.l.
James Mynor, Michael James Meiner and James Meiner, trading
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under the firm name or style of Mynor Television Company, of
'^Podesta House", Evelyn-street, Newstead, Brisbane, and of 34
Springwood-street, Mount Gravatt, Brisbane.—A first and final
dividend is intended to be declared in this estate. Creditors who
have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before 27th
Hie
Bankruptcy
Act 1924-1960—Part XI.
February, 1962, will be excluded from the dividend.
rn the Court of Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy District of the State of
Victoria.-^Re Heqo<;h Wajntraub and Ciiaya Wajatraub (trading
as "Catalinia Knitted Models"), of 495 High-street, St. Kilda.
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATORY MEETING.
AMENDMENT OF PROCEEDINGS.
C E is hereby givpn that a Meeting of Creditors gf tbe
No. 179 of 1961.—Re A. Swedman, a bankrupt.—Notice is hereby ^ O T Iabovenamed
will be held at the office of A, J. Irwin, 4th
given that the proceedings herein have been amended from A. Floor, 366 Bourke-street,
Melbourne, on 7th day of February, at
Swedman to read Allan Sweedman.
half-past Three p.m.
L. T. STAPLETON, Official Receiver.
Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide-street, Brisbane, 6th February,
Henoch Wajntraub and Chaya Wajntraub, by their Solicitors and
1962.
2120 Agents,
Hepworth & Paul, of 224 Queen-street, Melbourne.
A. J. IRWIN, Trustee.
366 Bourke-street, Melbourne.
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In the Supreme Court of Queensland, Bankruptcy District of the
Southern District of Queensland,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
DEBTOR'S Name-^Keoneth Frederick Svenson.
D'
Address—52 Tumer-street, Scarborough, Queensland, formerly of
Wamuran, Queensland.
Description—Cold room attendant, formerly a labourer.
Number—59 of 1953.
Date fixed for hearing—2nd February, 1962.
Debtor's name—Peter Panaretos.
Address—^Redland Bay-road, Capalaba, Brisbane, Queensland.
Description—^hare farmer.
NumberÔ of 1961.
Dater fixed for hearing—6th March, 1962.
J. T. JOHNSTONE. Registrar lA Bankruptcy.
2122
Commonivea£tli of Australia.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF CRE:DIT0RS.
OTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors in the
assigned estate of Colin Rfdgeway Le Coutenr, of 15 McRaestreet. Seaford (trading as " Aerial Missions" and " Le Couteur
Air Services" at Moorabbin Airport, Cheltenham), crop sprayer,
will be held at the offices of the Trustee, Lower Ground Floor, 31
Queen-street, Melbourne, at; half-past Two p.m., on Tuesday, the
13th day of February, 1962.
Kennedy, Smail & Middlemiss, 31 Queen-street, Melbourne. 2123
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In the matter of a deed of arrangement (assignment) by Alexander
George Avery, fibrous plaster contractor, Mary-street, Goulburn.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
ÔTTCE is hereby given thît it is intended to declare a third
JM and final dividend in the above matter. The dividend will be
paid only to those creditors who have proved their claims on or
before 21st February, 1962. Creditors who have not proved their
claims on or before that date will be excluded from such dividend.
I>ated at Sydney, this 7th day of February, 1962.
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Agents for the Trustees,
115 Pitt-street, Sydney.
2127
Commoawealth of Aostralia.
^ O T I C E is hereby given that it is intended to declare dividends
X\ in the undermentioned Estates and to transfer any surplus
moneys to the Joint Estate. The dividend will be paid only to
those Creditors who have proved their claims on or before 21st
February, 1962. Creditors who have not proved their claims on or
before that date will be excluded from such dividends.
Assigned Estate Anthony Leslie Taffa (separate estate). (First
and final dividend.)
Assigned Estate Raymond Joseph Taffa (separate estate).
(First and final dividend.)
Assigned Estate Anthony Leslie and Raymond Joseph Taffa
O'oint estate). (Third dividend.)
Dated at Sydney this 7th day of February, 1962.
HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., Agents for the Tinistees,
113 Pitt-street, Sydney.
212§
610
The Commonwealth of Australia.
APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy.
In the Court of Insolvency of the State of South Australia, £|EBTOR'S Name—Alwyn Raoul Lister.
Adelaide, exercising Federal Jurisdiction in Bankruptcy (No.
15 of 1957).—In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1960
Address—Balranald, New South Wales, formerly of 48 and 50
and in the matter of the Scheme of Arrangement of David
Wells-street, Frankston, Victoria.
Melville Bower, of Shepherds Hill-road, formerly trading as
Number—S.293 of 1957,
" Floormaster Company" and " John Melville Stores" at 838
District—Bankruptcy District of the State of Victoria.
Main South-road, Clovelly Park, a debtor.
Date fixed for hearing—9th March, 1962.
^ O T I C E is hereby given that it is proposed to pay a fourth 2136
N. FERNON, Registrar.
iM and final dividend to all Creditors who have proved their
claims, on and after the 27th day of February, 1962, at the
Offices of Eric A. Gibson & Co., 29-32 Epworth Building, 'PineStreet, Adelaide, South Australia.
Dated at Adelaide this 6th day of February, 1962.
In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy District of the
ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee.
State of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
29-32 Epworth Building, 33 Pirie-street, Adelaide.
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NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
EBTOR'S Name—Edgar James Murphy.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
Address—Kialla-road, Kialla, via Crookwell, New South Wales.
In the matter of a Deed of Composition executed by Francis
Description—Grazier.
Henry Scott (No. 56/XII/57).
Number—106 of 1959.
IÔTICE is hereby given that a tenth and final dividend is
Date of order—18th December, 1961.
J \ intended to be declared in this matter. Dividend will be
Nature of order—Discharge suspended till 15th January, 1962.
payable to those Creditors who have proved their claims on or
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge—Proof of
before the fifth day of IVIarch, 1962.
fact (a) under section 119(7).
2137
L. G. BOHRINGER, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
A. W. BUTTERELL, PORTER & CO., Agents for the Trustee,
386 George-street, Sydney, New South Wales.
2130
State of Victoria.
AKE notice that the proceedings in the undermentioned estates
have been amended to read:—
Re William Frederick Croston (84/61/XI.).
No.
413 of 1961.—Re Redvers BeUamy, in lieu of R. Bellamy
1 First dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter,
wherever appearing.
\ Debts must be proved by 5th March, 1962.
No. 335 of 1961.—Re James Thomas Ryan, in lieu of J. Ryan
Dated 5th February, 1962.
wherever appearing.
C. L. B. McWHIRTER, Trustee.
M. A. OGILVIE, Official Receiver.
Bell, Frost & Aitken, Chartered Accountants, Albany.
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450 Law Courts-place, Melbourne, 7th FebruaTy, 1962. 2138
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Re Gerald Peter Noakes (86/61/Xl.).
First dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter.
Debts must be proved by 5th March, 1962.
Bell Frost & Aitken, Chartered Accountants, Albany.
2133
State of Victoria.
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.
O. 19 of 1962.—Re Gerard Joseph Quinn, of 22 Congram-street,
Broadmeadows, unemployed.
Date of petition^5th February, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—6th February, 1962.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—23rd February,
1962, at half-past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
Melbourne.
No. 417 of 1961.—Re K. D. Potttr, of 29 Gilbank-street, West
Preston.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—23rd February,
Re Clarence Emanuel Johnston (74/61/XL).
1962, at half-pa«t Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
First dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter.
Melbourne.
Debts must be proved by 5th March, 1962.
No. 15 of 1962.—Re Charles Benjamin Fitzpatrick, of 53 Kingsway,
Glen Waverley, transport operator, lately residing and carrying
on business at 15A Charles-street, Norwood, South Australia, 6
Keira-avenue, Greenacre, New South Wales, and Lemnos,
Bell, Frost & Aitken, Chartered Accountants, Albany.
2134
Victoria, as a transport operator.—Summary case.
Date of petition—2nd February, 1962.
Date Qfi sequestration order—5th February, 1962.
No.
16 of 1962.—Re Whiteley Lee, of Main-street, Hurstbridge,
The Bankruptcy Act 1924-1960--Part XIL
press operator, lately residing at 102 Kerford-road, Albert Park,
No. 6 of 1961.—În the matter of a deed of arrangement between
and carrying on business at Roadworthy Motors, 339 FerrarsCharles John Trevor Battley, of 27 Manning-street, Milton,
street, Albert Park and at Lee & Co. Motors, 93 Whitman-street,
trading as C. J. Battley & Co. (Brisbane), Picadilly-arcade, 340
South Melbourne, and 147 Franklin-street, Melbourne.—Summary
Queen-street, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland, and his
case.
creditors, dated the sixteenth day of March, 1961.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
DIVIDEND.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—21st February,
1962, at 10.30 a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne.
VTOTICE is hereby given that a final dividend is intended to be
1.1 declared in this matter. The dividend will be payaible to No. 17 of 1962.—^Re Christopher Papasian and Slmone Papisian,
those creditors who have proved their claims on or before the
of 2 Endeavour-street, Mitcham, and carrying on business at 16
twelfth day of March, 1962. Creditors who have not proved
Rowern Court, Box Hill, in partnership as sweet manufacturers.
their claims on or before such date will be excluded from such
dividend.
Date of sequestration order—5th February, 1962,
1962, at 10.30 a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne.
G. S. HUTTON & MACFARLANE, Agents for the Trustees,
Date of public examination—27th March, 1962, at 10.30 a.m.,
at No. 3 Court Room, 450 Law Courts-place, Melbourne.
Chartered Accountants, 400 Queen-street, Brisbane.
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No. 18 of 1962.—Re Arthur Joseph Coppick, of 1 Maurice-court, No. 379 of 1959.—Re Isabel Spencer, of City Arms Hotel,
Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, hotel manageress, lately residing
MorwelJ, truck driver, lately residing at 1 Layzelle-street, Stawell,
and carrying on business at Union Hotel, 98 Fenwick-street,
and at 24 Henna-street, Warrnambool.
North Carlton. (First and final dividend.)
No. 301 of 1960.—Re Albert Frederick Maxey, at present residing
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—21st February,
at Myrtle-street, Myrtleford, lately residing at Myrtle-street,
1962, at half-past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
Myrtleford, and carrying on business at Myrtleford, aforesaid.
Melbourne.
(First and final dividend.)
No. 12 of 1962.~Re Leslie William Hunt, of Harold-road, SpringDIVIDEND as above is intended to be declared in these
vale South, unemployed, lately carrying on business at H. J.
estates. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of
Barnes & Co., Power-street, South Melbourne, as an oil drum debt with me on or before the 1st March, 1962, will be excluded
reconditioner and merchant.—Summary case.
from the dividend.
Date of petition—^26th January, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—30th January, 1962.
450 Law Courts Place, Melbourne, 7th February, 1962. 2141
Melbourne.
No. 13 of 1962.—^Re John Jeffrey and Sheila Margaret Powell, both In the Supreme Court of Tasmania exercising Federal Jurisdiction
in Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy District of the State of Tasmania.
of Tremearne Cottage, Old Patch-road, Kallista, both schoolteachers, lately residing and carrying on business at Roxy Kandy
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS, ETC.
Bar, Main-street, Belgrave, in partnership as milk bar proprietors. l ^ O . 6 of 1962.—Re Stephen Lance Brown, 66 Widdowson—Summary case.
l l street, George Town, council plant operator.
Date of petition—30th January, 1962.
Date of presentation of petition—31st January, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—1st February, 1962.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—Eleven a.m. on
Tuesday, 6th March, 1962, at the office of Messrs. Record
Melbourne.
and Tregaskis, 75 St. John-street, Launceston.
No. 389 of 1961.—Re W. J. Williams, of Clarkfield.
7 of 1962.—Re Leopold King, 105 Hargreave-crescent,
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—20th February, No.Launceston,
timber worker.
Date of presentation of petition—5th February, 1962.
Melbourne.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors—Eleven a.m. on
N a 405 of 1961.—Re Peter R. Stone, of Lot 24, Harvey-road,
Tuesday, 20th February, 1962, at the office of Messrs.
Marayong, New South Wales.
Record and Tregaskis, 75 St. John-street, Launceston.
N.B.—All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
Melbourne.
W. A. SMITH, Official Receiver.
No. 14 of 1962.—Re WiUiam James Gartfner, of 187 Garden-street,
18 Elizabeth-street, Hobart, Tasmania.
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Geelong, motor mechanic, lately residing and carrying on business
at 251 Moorabool-street, Geelong, as a motor mechanic, in
partnership with another.
Date of petition—1st February, 1962.
State of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS AND
Melbourne.
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
[O. 19 of 1962 —Re Patricia Oxman and Colin Oxman, 24
Lowana-street, Villawood.
Date
of presentation of petition—25th January, 1962.
450 Law Courts-place, Melbourne, 7th February, 1962.
2139
No. 20 of 1962.—Re Cecil Frederick Langlois Jones, Lot 16,
Moira-crescent, St. Marys, lately residing 32 Henny-street,
Leichhardt.
Date of presentation of petition—26th January, 1962.
State of Victoria.
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
No. 21 of 1962.—Re Allan James Carlyon, 92 Delamere-street,
O. 151 of 1961.—Re Giuseppe Russo, of 139 Brunswick-street,
Canley Vale, carrying on business at 178 Polding-street,
Fitzroy.—Summary case.
Smithfield, produce merchant.
N ' Date
of pubhc examination—27th February, 1962, at halfDate of presentation of petition—26th January, 1962.
past Ten a.m. at No. 3 Court, 450 Law Courts Place,
Melbourne.
No. 22 of 1962.—Re Leida Nahe, 99 Clarendon-road, Stanmore,
carrying on business at 214 Qeveland-road, Chippendale.
No. 112 of 1961.—Re William Royce WaSker, of 69 BeveridgeDate of presentation of petition—30th January, 1962.
street. Swan Hill.
Date of public examination—27th February, 1962, at half-past
Ten a.m. at No. 3 Court, 450 Law Courts Place, Melbourne. No. 23 of 1962.—Re Alfred A. Gaydon, Jennings-street, Geurie,
shearer.
No. 162 of 1961.—Re Jack Rupert Mathers, of 48 Paxton-street,
Date of presentation of petition—23rd October, 1961.
East Malvern, fibrous plaster manufacturer.
Date of public examination—26th February, 1962, at half-past
Ten a.m. at No. 3 Court, 450 Law Courts Place, Melbourne. No. 24 of 1962.—Re Frederick Jack Dreis, 187 Chuter-avenue,
Sans Souci.
No. 108 of 1961.—Re Rose AEma Nioa, trading as (Rae-Delle), of
Date of presentation of petition—2nd November, 1961.
236 Broadway, Reservoir.
Date of pubhc examination—27th February, 1962, at half-past
Ten a.m. at No. 3 Court, 450 Law Courts Place, Melbourne. No. 25 of 1962.—Re Ernest C. Warrell, Wooli-street, Yamba.
450 Law Courts Place, Melbourne. 7th February, 1962. 2140
No. 26 of 1962.—Re Helga Blumenthal, 63 Courullie-avenue,
Homebush West.
In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy District of the No. 27 of 1962.—Re Herbert Warren Smith and Madge Alison
State of Victoria.
Smith, trading as CoUingwood Cake Shop (as partners), 81
Castlereagh-street, Liverpool, formerly of 380 Hume Highway,
Liverpool.
No. 183 of 1956.—Re Leonard Maxwell Hobbs, of 32 WordsDate of presentation of petition—22nd November, 1961.
worth-street, Moonee Ponds, lately residing at 9 Vaynor-street,
East Keilor, and carrying on business at 2 (a) Albert-street,
Footscray, builder. (First and final dividend.)
No. 28 of 1962.—Re Francis Henry Fraser, Ballimore, storekeeper.
Date of presentation of petition—8th March, 1960.
No. 47 of 1959.—Re Arthur James Fear, of 9 Wattle Grove,
Altona, in the State of Victoria. (First and final dividend.)
781/62.—6
612
No. 29 of 1962.—Re M. W. Ford, Post Office Store, Charbon.
Date of presentaUon of petition—27th November, 1961.
No. 30 of 1962.—Re Aurelo Dallatorre, Mullaley-road, Gunedah,
share farmer.
No. 31 of 1962.—Re Barry Hayes, 102 Johnson-street, Annandale.
Date of presentation of petition—21st September. 1961.
Date of sequestration order, 31st January, 1962.
No. 32 of 1962.—Re Estate of the late Owen James Ison, formerly
of 6 Third-avenue, Canley Vale.
Date of administration order—31st January, 1962.
No. 33 of 1962.—Re Richard Nicholas William Lopez, storeman,
14 Raglan-street, Turramurra, and carrying on business at 115
Pacific Highway, Hornsby.
Date of presentation of petition—1st February, 1962.
Date of sequestration order—1st February, 1962.
No. 34 of 1962.—Re William Patrick McMahon, 24 Caravan
Head-road, Oyster Bay.
Date of presentation of petition—29th November, 1961.
No. 35 of 1962.—Re Harold E. Hogan, 8 Angelo-street, Burwood,
formerly of 8 Macauley-street, Stanmore.
No. 36 of 1962.—Re Noel M. Byrne, " Yamba", Jindabyne,
formerly of ''Mymosa" Jindabyne.
No. 37 of 1962.—Re Raymond L. Sutton, " Montefiores
Wellington.
No. 38 of 1962.—Re Thomas Patrick Wrigley, Magnus-street,
Nelsons Bay, formerly of Wrigley-street, GiJgandra.
No. 39 of 1962.—Re Berquist (a male). Lot 87, Wilson Way,
Blaxland.
No. 40 of 1962.—Re Baskerville (a male), trading as Baskerville
and Allen, 26 Watkins-street, Rockdale.
Dale of presentation of petition—1st November, 1961.
No. 41 of 1962.—Re E. J. Anderson, 111 Milton-street, Ashford.
Date of presentation of petition—24th July, 1961.
No. 362 of 1961.—Re Peter Pappas, c/o Rex Motel, Federal
Highway, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.
Date of presentation of petition—2nd May, 1961.
No. 42 of 1962.—Re Ivan D. McIIwam, 19 McKay-street, Dundas.
Date of presentation of petition—29th September, 1961.
No. 43 of 1962.—Re Guy Scholes Smith, 24 Church-street,
Newcastle, barrister.
Date of presentation of petition—18th August, 1961.
No. 44 of 1962.—Re Allan J. Brisbane, 63 Trevenar-slreet, Ashfteld,
engineer.
Date of presentation of petition—15th June, 1960.
No. 45 of 1962.—Re John Errol Bridson MaddreD, 1B Newcomenstreet, Newcastle, storekeeper.
Date of presentation of petition—5th December, 1961.
No. 46 of 1962.—Re William Ross Lumby, Jacob's-drive, Sussex
Inlet, storekeeper.
No. 47 of 1962.—Re Herbert Cooper, Lightning Ridge.
Date of presentation of petition—9th October, 1961.
No. 48 of 1962.—Re Jacob Noel Gould, 79-81 Old South Headroad, Bondi Junction, medical practitioner.
No. 49 of 1962.—Re Mervyn Stanley Roots, 217 Parramattaroad, Auburn, produce merchant, lately carrying on business at
IA Castle-street, Parramatta North.
No. 50 of 1962.—Re R. F. Wharton, lately residing at 26 Astrolaberoad, Kingsford.
No. 51 of 1962.—Re G. H. A. Northey, Hume Highway, Bargo.
No. 52 of 1962.—Re Ronald MelvUle Coleman, 1 Beaumontstreet, East Richmond.
No. 53 of 1962.—Re Oscar Price, Lot 13, Schofields-road,
Schofields.
Date of presentation of petition—22nd December, 1961.
No. 54 of 1962.—Re H. Pitman, Glenfield-road, Glenfield.
Date of presentation of petition—2nd January, 1962.
No. 55 of 1962.—Re Barry Maxwell Reed, 41 Bridge-street, West
Wallsend, lately residing and carrying on business 37 The
Esplanade, Swansea.
No. 56 of 1962.—Re Thomas Alan Richards, 127 Military-road,
Neutral Bay.
No. 57 of 1962.—Re D. E. Andrew, "Wyoming Station", Old
Northern-road, Dural.
Date of presentaUon of petition—10th August, 1961.
No. 58 of 1962.—Re Lance Austin Davis and Edwina Betty Davis,
trading as " L. A. & E. B. Davis", 157 Nicholson-street,
Goulburn, grazier and domestic duties, respectfully, lately carrying on business at " AirlieBendemeer.
No. 59 of 1962.—Re H. G. Miles, 31 Addison-road, Manly,
haulage contractor.
No. 60 of 1962.—Re Ernest Thomas Newton and Ronald WilUam
Bateman, both of 474 Bunnerong-road, Matraville.
No. 61 of 1962.—Re George Henry Pluis, 17 Prince-street, Orange,
labourer.
Date of presentation of petition—14th December, 1961,
No. 62 of 1962.--Re Elio Tonizzo, 17 Culey-avenue, Cooma,
painter.
No. 63 of 1962.—Re Tiiomas J. Carter, Brewarrina, mail contractor.
No. 707 of 1961.—Re John Claude Seymour, 14 Hope-street,
Seven Hills, hairdresser, carrying on business at Hope-street,
Seven Hills.—Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—8th March, 1962, at halfpast Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—30th March, 1962, at half-past
Ten a.m., at Federal Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.
No. 788 of 1961.—Re Richard Mann, 61 Victoria-street, Potts
Point, formerly of 55A Elizabeth-street, Sydney, trading as " The
Flying Dutchman Restaurant —Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—6th March, 1962, at halfpast Two p.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—12th March, 1962, at half-past
No. 779 of 1961.—Re Keith Victor Edwards, c/o J. M. Hardy,
Austins-road, Seaford, Victoria, labourer.—Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—6th March, 1962, at
Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—3rd April, 1962, at half past
No. 797 of 1961.—Re Arthur Henry Smith, 26 Wattle-street,
Booval, Queensland, life asurance agent.—Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—7th March, 1962, at
Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney,
Date of public examination—2nd April, 1962, at half past
613
No. 768 of 1961—Re Herman Charles Kaune, 138 St. James-road,
Bondi Junction, carrier and truck driver.—Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—5th March, 1962, Qt
Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination—30th March, 1962, at half past
No. 296 of 1961.—Re Ban Frederick Walsh, 27 Koonawarra-street,
Villawood, bricklayer.—Summary,
Date of first meeting of creditors—7th March, 1962, at half
past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of pubilc examination—15th March, 1962, at half past
No. 748 of I960.—Re Stanley Thomas Gaskin, 32 Hannamcrescent, Ainslie, Australian Capital Territory, plasterer.—
Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—8th March, 1962, at Eleven
a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 160 of 1961.—Re George Samuel Crossley, 14 Albert-street,
Deniliquin, shearer.—Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors—1st March, 1962, at Ten
a.m., at Court House, Deniliquin.
Date of public examination—16th April, 1962, at half past
One p.m., at Court House, Deniliquin.
No. 3 of 1962.—Re Stewart Peck, 169 Mt. Keira-road, West
Wollongong, lately residing at 14 Great Western Highway,
Lithgow.
past Two p.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 17 of 1962.—Re Keith Peter Eedy, 2 Mary-street, Jannali,
clothing manufacturer, trading as " Cumberland Clothing Co.".
past Two p.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 754 of 1961.—Re Robert Gilmour, 18 Victoria-road, Glebe
Point, trading as R. Gilmour & Sons, electrical contractors.
past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 465 of 1961.—Re Jiri Hrab, 27 Elliots-road, Fairy Meadow,
trading as J. Hrab, general storekeeper.
Date of first meeting of creditors—^7th March, 1962, at half
past Two p.m., at the Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 780 of 1961.—Re Francis Bede O'Regan, 22 Edwin-street,
Tempe, builder.
past Eleven a.m., at the Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Ten a.m., at Federal Bankruptcy Court, Sydney
No. 735 of 1961.—Re Neville Rodney Moore, 55 Bourke-street,
Tamworth, trading as E. D. Moore & Sons, building contractors.
Date of first meeting of creditors—6th March, 1962, at Three
p.m., at Court House, Tamworth.
No. 724 of 1961.—Re Maurice Reginald Smith, " Hillview",
Bendemeer, grazier.
Date of first meeting of creditors—6th March, 1962, at Two
fifteen p.m., at Court House, Tamworth.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
J. M. McCOMBIE, Acting Official Receiver.
U9 Phillip-street, Sydney, 7th February, 1962.
2143
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
KATHLEEN INVESTMENTS (AUSTRALIA)
LIMITED.
OTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of this company
after the expiration of 21 days from the date hereof to issue
a new certificate in the name of Arthur John Frank Denning,
covermg 30 ordinary 5/- stock units in lieu of certificate No. 2928
which has been reported lost.
R. L. J O H N S O N , Registrar.
Canberra, 15th February, 1962.
2095
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R E E D PAPER PRODUCTS ( H O L D I N G S ) L I M I T E D .
I ^ O T I C E is hereby given that it is the intention of this company
JLi after the expiration of 21 days from the date hereof to issue
a new certificate in the name of Aldfu Pty. Limited, covering
400 5/- stock units in lieu of Certificate No. 24 which has been
declared lost.
PERPETUAL
TRUSTEE
COMPANY
(CANBERRA)
LIMITED, Registrars.
15th February, 1962.
2096
TLANTA PAPER COMPANY, the patentee of Australian
Letters Patent No. 216,861, relating to " Paperboard carrier
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for cans " is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for
the invention pursuant to Part XH. 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,
2097
ECATEC S.A., the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
No. 167,848, relating to " Improvements in a caterpillar light
M
vehicle" is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for
the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act,
at 33 York-street, Sydney.
2098
HEIN-CHEMIE G.m.b.H., the patentee of Australian Letters
Patent No. 216,468, relating to " Manufacture of finely
E
porous materials ", is prepared to meet trade and public require-
ments for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
EDWD. WATERS & SONS, Fellows of the Insthute of Patent
2099
OSKILDE MEDICAL COMPANY LIMITED (R.M.C.), the
patentee of Australian Letters Patent No. 203,868, relating
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to " Method for the production of insuhn with increased: zinc
content " is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for
the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
2100
ILS A N D E R S L E N N A R T W I K D A H L , the patentee of
Auaralian Letters Patent No. 216,922, relating to " Method
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for clearing hydrocyclones" 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
2101
JEACON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, the patentee of
Australian Letters Patent No. 216,891, relating to
" Reversible blanket" is prepared to meet trade and public
requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XIL of the Patents
Act.
2102
OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY, the patentee of
Au-trahan Letters Patent No. 168,077, relating to "Process
tfor 'NIVERSAL
manufacturing of a surface-active agent from cyclic hydro-
carbon substituted amines and oxyalkylene compounds" is prepared to m-eet trade and public requirements for the invention
pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
2103
OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY, the patentee ot
Australian Letters Patent No. 210,385, relating to " ImprovetmentsNIVERSAL
in or relating to the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons"
is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
pursuant to Part XIL of the Patents Act,
2104
E. L. BERGSTROM, the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
No. 203,113, relating to " A n inr^provement in hose clamps"
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is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
pursuant to Part XIL of the Patents Act.
2105
614
MOTELS OF AUSTRALIA LIMTTED.
o t i c e is hereby given that it is the intention of this company
after the expiration of 21 days from the date hereof to issue
a new certificate in the name of Robert Cameron Bunting covering 100 7 per cent, convertible unsecured notes in lieu of certificate No. 1615 which has been reported lost.
R. L, JOHNSON, Registrar.
Canberra, 5th February, 1962.
2107
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CHANGE OF NAME.
RETURN has been filed showing that the name of the company
registered under the name of Mobil Oil Company of Australia
Proprietary Limited has been changed to Mobil Oil Australia
Proprietary Limited.
Dated the eighth day of February, 1962.
2112
DALTON BROTHERS HOLDINGS LIMITED.
PPLICATION has been made to the above company to issue a
new stock certificate in respect of the one thousand (1,000)
units of ordinary stock registered in the name of Florinda Katharine
Ogilvie upon her statement that the original certificate No, 331
has been lost. Notice hereby is given that unless there is received
some objection within 21 days from the date of this notice the
Directors will proceed to deal with the application for the new
certificate.
Dated this 8th February, 1962.
S. A. STEPHENS, Secretary.
2121
A
J. B. YOUNG HOLDINGS LIMITED.
DVICE is given that the company intends after the expiration
of 21 days from this date to issue duplicate stock certificates
in respect of the undermentioned shareholders who have reported
their original stock certificates as lost:
Brian L. Johns.—Stock Certificate No. 8652, for 200 stock
units.
Norbert Dodge.—Stock Certificate No. 8622 and No. 8811,
each for 500 stock units.
Lawrence Halloran—Stock Certificate No. 8228, for 1,600
stock units.
2131
R. K. MARRIOTT, Secretary.
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CHANGE OF NAME.
RETURN has been filed showing that the name of the company
registered under the name of N. A. Kerr & Sons Pty.
Limited has been changed to Viscount Motels Pty. Limited.
2113
IELAND-WERKE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, the patentee
of Australian Letters Patent No. 217,474, relating to
W
" Continuing casting mold, its manufacture and use" is prepared
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to meet trade and public requirements for the invention pursuant
to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
2145
¥TNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY, the patentee of
U Australian Letters Patent No. 203,801, relating to " ImproveCHANGE OF OFFICE.
ments in aluminiferous material " is prepared to meet trade and
RETURN has been filed showing that the registered office of public requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the
French Aeronautics Pty. Limited has been changed from Patents Act.
Garden Flats, 16 Watson-street, Turner, Canberra, A.C.T. to
C/o Davies, Bailey & Cater, Melbourne Buildings, London Circuit, Attorneys of Australia, of 422-428 Collins-street, Melbourne, and
City, Canberra, A.C.T.
2146
2114
NIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY, the patentee of
Australian Letters Patent No. 203,622, relating to " Improvements in the manufacture and use of supported molybdenumcontaining catalysts " is prepared to meet trade and public requireAUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
ments for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
CHANGE OF OFFICE.
2147
RETURN has been filed showing that the registered office of at 33 York-street, Sydney.
P, & O.—Orient Lines of Australia Pty. Lim-ited has been
changed from Room 101, 1st Floor, Industry House, National
Circuit, Barton, A.C.T. to Rooms 103-6, 1st Floor, Industry House,
ECATEC S. A., the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
National Circuit, Barton, A.C.T.
No. 203,397 relating to " Improvements in a vehicle provided with endless tracks " is prepared to meet trade and public
requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the
Patents Act.
2115
at 33 York-street, Sydney,
2143
CHANGE OF OFFICE.
ECATEC, S. A., the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
RETURN has been filed showing that the registered office of
No. 201,113 relating to "Improvements in a light vehicle
Retford Investments Pty. Limited has been changed'from C/o with endless tracks " is prepared to meet trade and public requireSmith, Johnson & Co., 1st Floor, Landtrust Building, East Row, ments for the invention pursuant to Part XII of the Patents Act.
City, Canberra, A.C.T. to C/o Hancock & Woodward, City
Chambers, Alinga-street, Canberra, A.C.T.
2149
D.
DAVIS,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Companies.
2116
OCIETE GENEVOISE D'INSTRUMENTS DE PHYSIQUE,
the patentee of Australian Letters Patent No. 221,909 relatKATHLEEN INVESTMENTS (AUSTRALIA) LUMITED.
lÔTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of this company ing to " Machine tool or measuring machine equipped with a
causing the automatic stopping of at least one of its movable
after the expiration of 21 days from the date hereof to issue device
members in predetermined positions" is prepared to meet trade
a new certificate in the name of David Faigen covering 50 ordi- and
requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XII.
nary 5s. stock units in lieu of certificates Nos. 3587 and 20,131 of thepublic
Patents Act.
which have been reported lost.
R. L. JOHNSON, Registrar.
Attorneys of Australia, of 422^28 Collins-street, Melbourne, and
Canberra, 2nd February, 1962.
2144 at 33 York-street, Sydney.
2150
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M
A
M
S
615
UNNAR IVAR FREDHOLM, the patentee of Australian Letters
Patent No. 217,749, relating to "Improvements in ironing
Gmachines
" is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for
the invention pursuant to Part XII. of the Patents Act.
2151
[JAX MAGNETHERMIC CORPORATION, the patentee of
Australian Letters Patent No. 168,220, relating to "Improvements in induction furnaces" is prepared to meet trade and
public requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XII. of
the Patents Act.
2152
ERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY, the patentee of
Australian Letters Patent No. 217,707, relating to "ImproveM
ments in or relating to photocomposing machines " is prepared to
meet trade and public requirements for the invention pursuant to
Part XII. of the Patents Act.
2153
>UHRCHEMIE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT AND SHEINh KOHLEN-ELEKTRIZITAT, the patentee of Australian
ILetters
Patent No. 213,405, relating to "A process and a fuel cell
for the production of electrical energy from liquid fuels'* is prepared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
2154
r
MA LITES INC., the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
No. 210,756. relating to "Screw driver with offset wings" is
prepared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
pursuant to Part XIT. of the Patents Act.
at 33 York-street, Sidney.
2155
O P P E R S company inc., the patentee of Australian Letters
Patent No. 210.728, relating to "Improvements in or relating
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to polystyrene particles" is prepared to meet trade and public
requirements for the invention pursuant to Part XIT of the Patents
Act.
2156
the patentee of Australian Letters Patent
H No. 159,197,rower,
relating to "Improvements in ploughs" is preEINRICH
pared to meet trade and public requirements for the invention
2157
TENDERS.
7th February, 1962.
TENDERS are invited for the supply of—
62/4.—Office desks.
Closing 28th February, 1962.
62/23.—Electric motor spares.
Closing 2nd March, 1962.
Schedules may be obtained from Department of Territories,
Box 4201, G.P.O., Sydney. Telephone B0537, extension 59A.
CONTRACTS ARRANGED.
6th February, 1962.
Tender No. B.61/457.—Survey bands—
A. G. Barker & Associates Pty. Ltd. £237,
E. Esdaile & Sons Ltd. £96 3s.
Herga & Co. £154 lis.
Tender No. 61/458.—Boilers, 12-gallon.—Namco Products Pty.
Ltd. £1,916 lis.
Tender No. 61/463.—Equipment racks.—Zephyr Products Pty.
Ltd. £676 10s.
Tender No. 61/505.—Neguvon 50 and asuntol.—Henry H. York
& Co. Pty. Ltd. £944 13s. 8d.
Tender No. B.61/508.—Microscopes.—William Ramsay Surgical
(N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd. £923 3s. 6d.
Tender No. B.61/521.—Reinforcing fabric—
L. Sofer Schreiber Pty. Ltd. £623 10s.
Dynes Pty. Ltd. £637 10s.
Tender No. 61/523.—SeedsElder Smith & Co. Ltd. £940.
Arthur Yates & Co. Pty. Ltd. £92 10s.
Tender No. B.61/529.—Streptomycin sulphate—
L. Sofer Schreiber Pty. Ltd. £1,750.
Hoechst Pharmaceuticals Pty. Ltd. £1,589 lis. 8d.
Tender No. 61/534.—Copra sacks and hessian—
Wm. Felton & Co. Pty. Ltd. £2,371 16s. 9d.
Aust. Bag Co. Pty. Ltd. £808 7s. lid.
Tender No. 61/545.—Bicycles.—General accessories. £1,667 10s.
Tender No. 61/546.—Fish, native issue.—Gollin & Co, Period
March-June, 1962.
Tender No. B.61/551.—Ethyl alcohol, 95 per cent. B.P.—
Colonial Sugar Refining Co. £492 18s. 4d.
Tender No. B.61/560.—Sulphaguanidine tablets and liquid—
D.H.A. (Labs.) Pty. Ltd. (Melb.). £704 3s. 4d.
Nicholas Pty. Ltd. £510 12s.
Quotation No. 2545.—Foam-making branch pipe.—Harrisons
Ramsay Pty. Ltd. £310,
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
£340 15s. 9. per annum.—A Dahl, 92 Duffy-street, Ainslie,
Australian Capital Territory.—Contract cleaning of three buildings.
Parks and Gardens Nursery, Yarralumla, Australian Capital
Territory.
£3,917 15s. 9d. per annum.—A Dahl, 92 Duffy-street, Ainslie,
Australian Capital Territory.—Contract cleaning of Unit 2, Barton
Offices, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.
Brooklands Accessories (N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd.—One only Merlin
one gun vehicle washing machine with foam rinser and wall swing
arm. £374.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
New South Wales Division.
Tender No. 68.—Houghton & Byrne, 225 George-street, Sydney,
New South Wales.—Supply of zyklon cyanide snippets. £880
16s. 8d.
QUOTATIONS ACCEPTED.
Darwin, Northern Territory.
Soap powder and bar s o a p Darwin Cash & Carry, Darwin. £281 9s. 6d.
Thos. Brown & Sons, Darwin. £151 4s.
CONTRACT TERMINATED.
A. J. Lane, 41 Jacka-street, East Preston, Victoria.—Contrax:t
terminated as from 31st March, 1962.
DEPARTMENT OF CTVIL AVIATION.
TENDERS are invited by the Secretary, Central Contract Board,
499 Little Collins-street, Melbourne, C.l, for—
Tender Schedule C.62/9.—Supply of SSB/SELCAL control
panels. Period contract. Closing date, 27th February, 1962.
Particulars and schedules are obtainable at above address or the
Secretary, Regional Contract Board, at Sydney and Adelaide.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Quotation 169.—Overhaul of accounting machine.—Business
Equipment W.A. Pty. Ltd., 870 Hay-street, Perth, Western
Australia. £275.
Quotation 70.—Supply Rockmaster digger.—J. C. Pizzey Pty.
Ltd., Scarborough Beach-road, Osborne Park, Western Australia.
£395.
Tender Schedule Wl/62.—Supply air compressor.—Atlas Copco
Aust. Pty. Ltd., 32 Great Eastern Highway, Rivervale, Western
Australia £577 4s.
V2/62.—Cleaning of Commonwealth occupied space at 292
Exhibition-street, Melbourne (through Department of Interior).—
E. & R. Lynch, 60 Carlton-street, Carhon. £221 per annum.
616
VI89.—Repair and painting of building 89, Melbourne Airport.—N. Peshutovski, 69 George-street, Fitzroy. £1,985 15s.
H.256.—Cossor radar spares.—Jacoby Mitchell & Co. Pty. Ltd.,
113 Bridge-road, Richm'ond, Victoria. £259 18s. 3d.
H.328.—Electron tubes.—S-ample Electronics Pty. Ltd., 9
Ci'emorne-street, Richmond, Victoria. £304 4s.
C.61/93.—Coaxial connectors—
Telcon Australia Pty. Ltd., 17 Wyndham-street, Alexandria,
New South Wales. £162 Is. 5.
Manufacturers Special Products Pty. Ltd., 47 York-street,
S-ydney, New South Wales. £262 7s.
C.61/57.—Airport time control and display system.—E. S. Rubin
& Co. Pty. Ltd., 11 Valley View-crescent, Greenwich, New South
Wales. Period contract.
C.61/75.—Medium utilities, 4 x 4.~Regent Motors Pty. Ltd.,
86 Sturt-street, South Melbourne, Victoria. £12,212 16s. lOd.
C.6!/76.—Heavy duty panel van.—Ford Motor Co. of Australia
Pty. Ltd., Shell Building, cnr. William and Bourke streets, Melbourre, Victoria. £1,672 17s. 6d.
C.61/87.—Spare parts.-Thornycroft (Australia) Pty. Ltd.,
Clayton-roa«d, Clayton North, Victoria. £1,520 6s. 3d.
C.61/105—Search lights.—Ronald J. T. Payne Pty. Ltd., 385
Bridge-road, Richmond, Victoria. £798 9s. 6d.
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.
Dew point meter. (Melbourne).
Chisels, cold. (Melbourne.)
Universal woodworking machine. (Melbourne.)
21st February, 1962.
Aircraft general standard screws, &c. (Melbourne.)
Aircraft general standard rivets, clips, &c. (Melbourne.)
22nd February, 1962.
Oscilloscope. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
Printed forms. (Melbourne.)
Lathe, woodturning, 8-in. (Melbourne.)
Double monochromator. (Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne.)
Blackboard, large. (Melbourne, Sydney.)
Air temperature and dew point instrumentation. (Melbourne,
Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney.)
1st March, 1962.
Experimental expendable machine carbine magazine (plastic).
(Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Perth.)
20th March, 1962.
Direct recording oscillograph. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide.)
For Sale.
Rolls-Royce dummies (scrap aluminium alloy). (Melbourne.)
CONTRACTS' ARRANGED.
Victoria.
C4/380/293. Steel binning components—
Steelbilt (Vic.) Pty. Ltd. £1,472.
A.E.S. Trading Co. Pty. Ltd. £2,195.
C4/354/243. Cot, folding.—H. A. King & Co. £10,969.
C4/302/1422. Tank hot dip.—Magnus Technical Services Pty.
Ltd. £270.
C4/316/2107. Telegraph converter equipment.—Telecommunication Co. Aust. Pty. Ltd. £611.
C4/204/316. Shoes, black.—W. L. Currey & Sons Pty. Ltd.
£3,663.
C4/356/302. Copper tube.—Knox Schlapp Pty. Ltd. £626.
C4/106/2954. Frozen jointed beef and mutton.—W. Angliss &
Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. £6,127.
C4/174/475/2. Bucky stand, vertical, inclinable.—Ultrays Pty.
Ltd. £225.
C4/174/475/2. Potter bucky diaphragm, &c.—Medical Equipment Services Pty. Ltd. £437.
C4/230/730. Brake drums.—Bendix-Tecnico Pty. Ltd., New
South Wales. £854.
C4/349/750. Passenger carriages.—Commonwealth Engineering
Co. Ltd., New South Wales. £389,900.
C4/364/94. Flame cutting blow pipe.—C.LG. (Vic.) Pty. Ltd.
£254.
C4/173/194. Glazing machine.—Kodak (A/asia) Pty. Ltd. £209.
C4/350/944. Forged steel nozzles.—Stewarts & Lloyds (Aust.)
Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £323.
C4/349/754 (2). Mobile crushing plant.—Hadfields Steel Works
Ltd., New South Wales. £13,500.
C4/371/2446. Cold drawn bright steel bar.—Geo. H. Martin
Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £1,289.
C4/388/49. Anvils.~W. A. E>eutsher Pty. Ltd. £457.
C4/230/803. Forgings.—A.N.L-National Forges Pty. Ltd.
£94,484.
C4/277/33. Sewing machines, " Pfaff " model—Wm. C. Jackson
(Sewing Machines) Pty. Ltd. £3,115.
C4/250/910. Rugs, bedside.—Robert Young Pty. Ltd. £518.
C4/258/1077. Canvas flax—
Davies, Coop & Co. Ltd. £1,268.
Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd. £8,579.
C4/106/2942. Canned ox tongues.—W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.)
C4/106/2968. Canned ox tongues.—W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.^
C4/250/9n. Coverlets, blue and white.—McCall Bott & Co
C4/230/437. Electrical connectors, receptacles, plugs, &c.-Cannon Plugs (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. £3,580.
C4/174/543. Ultra-micro apparatus.—H. B. Selby & Co. Pty.
Ltd. £1.489.
C4/375/248. Linotype matrices.—Carmichael & Co. Pty. Ltd.
£392.
C4/209/51. Straps, type " P ", " C " class.—Light Aircraft Pty.
Ltd., New S'outh Wales. £3,260.
C4/237/245. Condenser assemblies.—Bendix-Tecnico Pty. Ltd.,
New South Wales. £253.
C4/300/615. Trolley mounted tanks.—Orm Smith & Co. (Vic.")
Pty. Ltd. £1,150.
C4/360/764. Cabin trunks.—Lacy & Osborne Pty. Ltd. £770. i
C4/264/73. Cloth, nylon.—Brella Pty. Ltd. £3,832.
C4/319/1369. Stellavox recorder-reproducer.-Simon Gray Pty.
Ltd. £386.
C4/341/1307. Lathe, copy turning.—Wickman (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
£11,590.
C4/341/1248. Lathe, heaw duty centre.—United Machinery
PtY. Ltd., New South Wales. £40,565.
C4/249/28. Machines, sewing.—Singer Sewing Machine Co.
£232.
C4/151/67. Adhesive, waterproof.—Cemac Roseberry Pty. Ltd.
£327.
C4/303/1799. Bus, passenger.—Rootes (Aust.) Ltd. £898.
C4/341/1282. Shaping machine, heavy duty.—Ferrocast Machine
Tools Ptv. Ltd. £3,525.
C4/340/557. Tooling, tungsten carbide.—S. G. Prittie Pty. Ltd.
£435.
C4/181/1215. Overseas periodicals.—Gordon & Gotch (A/asia)
Ltd. £2,159.
C4/179/829. Paper, continuous fanfold—
Percy Boyden (N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £295.
Lamson Paragon Ltd. £501.
C4/341/1293. Lathe, toolmaker's.—William Adams & Co. Ltd.
£1,754.
C4/278/46. Balloons, meteorological.—Ansell
Distributors
(Vic.) Pty. Ltd. £1,896.
C4/175/738. Cup, tea.—H. L. Brisbane & Wunderlich Ltd.,
Western Australia. £1,969.
C4/208/169. Leggings, men's, black.—Geo. Pizzey & Son Ltd.
£1,209.
C4/363/164. Cylinders, gas, 100 c.f.—C.LG. (Victoria) Pty.
Ltd. £1,253.
C4/360/757. Trunks, cabin, alum.—Metalux Industries Pty.
Ltd., Western Australia. £6,300.
C4/150/368. Bruildings, prefabricated.—Hallet Bros. £1,254.
C4/315/320. Pump, hydraulic.—Industrial Plant Ltd. £215.
C4/237/281. Vacuum cleaners.—J. R. McCarthy & Co. Pty.
Ltd. £359.
C4/264/75. Cord, nylon, olive green.—Cordex Indust. Pty.
C4/387/16. Masts, 120 ft., and erectors.—Deeco Constructions Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £1,646.
C4/387/16. Transmitting aerials and associated equipment.—
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd. £2,259.
C4/106/2943. Tomato juice, canned.—Crosse & Blackwell
(Aust.) Pty. Ltd. £921.
C4/179/838. Paper, ammonia dyeline.—Max Wurcker Pty.
Ltd. £719.
C4/350/941. Stress relieving, machining and blasting body
side frames.—Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Pty. Ltd.
£1,218.
C4/264/73. Cloth, nylon.—Silk & Textile Printers Ltd.,
Tasmania. £3,242.
C4/186/286. Nozzles, plastic.—Dolphin Products Pty. Ltd.
£419.
C4/260/79. Webbing, cotton.—Narrow Fabrics Manuf. Co. Pty.
C4/364/93. Welding machine, special purpose.—Electric
Control & Engineering Pty. Ltd. £5,650.
C4/350/934. Signs, vitreous enamelled.—Victoria Foundry &
Enamelling Works Pty. Ltd. £332.
C4/371/2502. Ingots, vhite metal.—Moreland Metal Co., New
South Wales. £4,500.
617
R&E61/7750. Elements.—D. & J. Winterbotham. £436.
C4/349/516-2. Installation materials and instruments—AmalgaGS62/335. Shorts, khaki.—King Gee Clothing Co. Pty. Ltd.
mated Wireless (A/asia) Ltd., New South Wales. £1,510.
C4/387/26. Table, cast iron, building.—Sinclair Foundry Pty. £444.
GS62/356. Plastic soup bowls.—Moulded Products Pty. Ltd.
Ltd. £1,656.
£389.
C4/249/32. Tools, hand—
F62/505. Unsalted butter.—The Producers' Co-op. Distributors
McPherson's Ltd. £1,577.
Society Ltd. £364.
Industrial Hardware Pty. Ltd. £1,048.
F61/6601/2. Potatoes.—Nadin Hunt Pty. Ltd. £300.
C4/182/767. Screens, temperature.—J. S. Phillips & Co. £804.
F61/6601/2. Potatoes and onions.—Barker Produce Co. £437.
C4/351/79. Hoe, rotary.-E. Hassett & Sons Pty. Ltd. £274.
Chrome plating of cylinder liners.—Chrome HardenC4/186/290. Syphons, decanting.—Plaspak Ltd., South Aus- ingHE62/344.
Co. Pty. Ltd. £1,620.
tralia. £1,743.
HE61/7647. S'pares.—Weir-Drysdale (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. £298.
C4/175/733. Crockery—
R&E61/7427. Deep freeze unit.—Coldstream Sydney Pty. Ltd.
H. L. Brisbane & Wunderlich Ltd., Western Australia. £4,354. £446.
Diana Pottery Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £3,038.
R&E61/8741. Modification kits.—Amalgamated Wireless (A/asia)
C4/364/104. Undercarriage, variable speed.—E.M.F. Electric £1,341.
Co. Pty. Ltd. £250.
GS62/47. Fabric, cotton, mercerized.—Beal Pritchett Pty. Ltd.
C4/106/2932. Canned green beans.—Plaistowe & Co. Ltd., £245.
Western Australia. £7,639.
R&E61/8664. Power supply.—Telecommunications Co. of Aust.
C4/303/1770. Passenger bus.—S. A. Cheney Pty. Ltd. £3,837. Pty. Ltd., South Australia. £3,387.
R&E61/8664. Telecommunication equipment.—Standard TeleC4/174/565. Overhaul operating table, etc.—Denyers Pty. Ltd.
phones & Cables Pty. Ltd. £917.
£240.
GS61/8174. Mattresses.—Chapmans Ltd. £1,110.
C4/204/318. Shoes, leather, black.—Nicholson & Merntt Pty.
HE62/257. Rotary mower.—Hastings Diesels Ltd. £419.
Ltd. £554.
R&E62/252. Variable resistors.—Transmission Products Pty.
C4/356/310. Steel tubing, hot finished, seamless.—Stewarts & Ltd. £230.
Lloyds (Dist.) Pty. Ltd. £319.
R&E61/8462. Power driven compressor and mast.—Standard
C4/349/399/2. Audio network sub-assys.—Centre Industries, Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd. £1,553.
F62/119. Canned meats.—W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
New South Wales. £460.
C4/341/1296. Spare parts, universal drilling machine.—Gilbert £1,905.
F62/199. Canned bacon.—Producers Co-op. Distributors
Lodge & Co. Ltd. £450.
Society Ltd. £756.
C4/345/334/335. Meteorology equipment—
HE61/7056. Concrete mixer.—Lightburn & Co. Ltd. £301.
Wm. Adams & Co. Ltd. £5,644.
R&E61/8375. Furnace and generator spares, &c.—Lindberg
Norman N. Benson & Co. Pty. Ltd. £2,630.
Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd. £2,059.
McPherson's Ltd. £1,619.
HE62/474. Repair of aircraft components.—Lucas-Rotax Pty.
Brenco Pty. Ltd. £2,575.
Ltd. £199.
Electronic Ind. Imports Pty. Ltd. £1,073.
HE62/475. Repair of aircraft components.—Lucas-Rotax Pty.
Mechanical Precision Eq. Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £741.
Ltd. £272.
Heyneco Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £327.
R&E61/5069. Coil winding machine.—Glow-Kopp Products
Thos. Optical & Scient. Co. Pty. Ltd. £572.
C4/230/759. Launcher hook assembly, complete.—Bendix- Ltd. £1,175.
HE61/8172. Steel tubing.—British Tube Mills (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.,
Tecnico Pty. Ltd., New South Wales. £304.
C4/341/1301. "Churchill-Redman" lathe.—McPherson's Ltd. South Australia. £968.
R&E61/8873. Saws and segments.—W. J. Handel & Co. Pty.
£14,439.
£790.
C4/277/37. "Union Special" 3-thread overlockers.—Capron Ltd.GS61/8240.
Zinc oxide.—Durham Chemicals (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
Carter Pty. Ltd. £905.
£530.
C4/341/1329. Workshop drawings.—Ferrocast Machine Tools
HE61/6573. Tractors and front end loaders.—Sun Co. Pty. Ltd.
Pty. Ltd. £300.
£7,333.
New South Wales.
GS61/8782. Third order levelling—
GS61/8055. Modification/conversion of tent r o o f s P. W. Rygate & West. £2,409.
McNeill & S'heeran Pty. Ltd. £313.
B. W. Esler & Assoc. £1,808.
Bexley Canvas. £234.
G. A. Hamm. £1,767.
GS61/7791. Rubber tubing—
J. G. Connor. £1,680.
Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd. £312.
G. E. Faulkes & Co. £1,605.
North Australian Rubber Mills Ltd. £489.
Eggeling, Arndell Associate. £1,995.
HE61/8864. Rings and sleeves for " Klinger" equipment.—
P. N. Lovenfosse. £1,905.
Goodall & Co. Pty. Ltd. £292.
Negative-positive film processing machine.—Swift
GS61/8699. Spunyam.—James Miller & Co. Pty. Ltd. £952. Sc R&E61/2230.
Bleakley Pty. Ltd. £5,894.
GS62/263. Ribbon, teletype.—Mason-Kolok Mfg. Co. Ltd.
GS61/8975. Selsyn equipment.—R.C.A. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
£355.
F62/118. Canned vegetables.—Gordon Edgell & Sons Ltd. £1,496.
F61/8343. Meat and smallgoods for Department of the Army,
£1,033,
Suburbs, Sydney, 1st February to 30th April, 1962.—
R&E62/256. Bryan's rate-o-f climb tester.—S. Smith & Sons J.Northern
Wilson & Sons Pty. Ltd.
(Aust.) Pty. Ltd. £234.
F61/8346. Meat for Department of the Army, Eastern Suburbs,
F62/326. Removal of furniture and effects.—Grace Bros. Pty. Sydney,
1st February to 30th April, 1962.—J. Wilson & Sons Pty.
Ltd. £222.
F62/532. Removal of furniture and effects.—Grace Bros. Pty. Ltd.F61/8341. Meat and smallgoods for Department of the Navy,
Ltd. £292.
Garden Island and Watson's Bay, 1st February to 30th April, 1962.
GS62/137. Animation sequences.—Eric Porter Productions Pty. —J.
Wilson & Sons Pty. Ltd.
Ltd. £455.
F61/8344.
Meat for Department of the Navy, Balmoral, 1st
GS62/407. Camera tripods and accessories.—R. E. Miller Pty. February to 30th
April, 1962.—J. WDson & Sons Pty. Ltd.
Ltd. £379.
GS61/7487. Bricks and cement for Department of the Army,
HE62/352. Lawn mowing machine.—Hastings Diesels Ltd. Metropolitan, Moorebank areas, 1st February, 1962, to 31st
£235.
January, 1963.—State Brickworks, Metropolitan Portland Cement
R&E61/8633. Spectrum analysers.—Amalgamated
Wireless Ltd.
(A/asia) Ltd. £1,237.
F61/7799. Garbage removal and disposal services for DepartF61/7688. Dates.—Davids Pty. Ltd. £289.
ment of Air, Richmond, 1st February to 31st July, 1962. ^J. E.
HE61/5399. Steel wire rope.—Keith Harpley. £724.
Rosskelly.
R&E61/7851. Electron t u b e s Amalgamated Wireless Valve Co. Pty. Ltd. £4,809.
Queensland.
Mullard-Aust. Pty. Ltd. £744.
Q61/1306. Canvasware.—Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd., Victoria.
Philips Electrical Ind. Pty. Ltd. £415.
£645.
British Merchandising Pty. Ltd. £873.
Q61/1247. Modification of tent poles.—Nundah Timber DressGS62/158. Film stock.—Kodak (A/asia) Pty. Ltd. £482.
ing Co. £1,058.
R&E61/8424. Electric c a b l e Q61/1295. Medical equipment.—Athertons (Qld.) Pty. Ltd.
Cable Makers Aust. Pty. Ltd. £11,729.
£2,258.
Gilbert Lodge & Co. Pty. Ltd. £1,701.
Austral Standard Cables Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £287.
Q61/1276. Wardrobes, steel.—Brownbuilt (Qld.) Pty, Ltd.
£6,501.
GS61/9011. R o p e James Miller & Co. Pty. Ltd. £1,523.
Q61/1315. Machines, floor polishing.—Willers & Co. (Industrial)
Geo. Kinnear & Sons Pty. Ltd., Victoria. £1,523.
Pty. Ltd. £332.
R&E62/403. Frequency meter and discriminator.—^Warburton
tropical.—M. Donaghy & Sons (Qld.) Pty. Ltd.
Franki Industries Pty. Ltd. £274.
i
GS62/528. Paint.—Balm Paints Pty. Ltd. £460.
618
No. 9.—ISth February, 1962
Q62/238, Furniture removal.—Wridgways Removals (Qld.) Pty.
Ltd. £219.
Q61/1265. Medical equipment.—C.I.G. (Qld.) Pty. Ltd. £210.
Q62/52. Laundry and dry cleaning, for Department of the
Army, Wallangarra area, 1st February, 1962, to 31st January,
1963.—Snow White Steam Laundry, New South Wales.
Q62/59. Dry cleaning, for Department of the Army, Rockhampton area, 1st February, 1962, to 31st January, 1963.—^Jet
Dry Cleaners.
Q62/59. Laundry services, for Department of the Army, Rockhampton area, 1st February, 1962, to 31st January, 1963.—Rockhampton Steam Laundry.
Q62/85. Milk, for Department of the Army, Cabarlah, 1st
February to 31st July, 1962.—Downs Co-op. Dairy Association Ltd.
Q62/60. Laundry, for Department of the Army, Townsville area,
1st February, 1962, to 31st January, 1963—
Debonair " Dry Cleaners.
Bendix Steam Laundry.
Q62/60. Laundry and dry cleaning, for Department of the
Army, Townsville area, 1st February, 1962, to 31st January, 1963.—
Townsville Dry Cleaners and Launderers.
Q62/44. Motor vehicles and mechanical equipment, for Department of the Army, Macrossan, for period ending 31st December,
1962.—McMillan Motor & Auto Electrical Repairs.
Q62/96. Potatoes and onions, for Department of the Army,
Wallangarra, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—P. Panos, New
S'outh Wales.
Q62/91. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of the Army,
Wallangarra, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—Tenterfield Produce
Co., New South Wales.
Western Australia.
537/61. Timber.—Millers Timber & Trading Co. Ltd. £250.
3273. Removal of furniture.-Somes Warwick Pty. Ltd. £347.
3463. Removal of furniture.—Wridgway North Pty. Ltd. £227.
3632. Removal of furniture.—Wridgway North Pty. Ltd. £207.
3635. Removal of furniture,—Somes Warwick Pty. Ltd, £278.
3275. Removal of furniture.—Philiphoff's Swift Taxi Trucks
Pty. Ltd. £340.
472/31. Laundry, for Department of the Navy, Fremantle, 1st
January to 31st December, 1962.—Port Laundry,
134/61. Groceries, for R.A.A.F., Pearce, 1st February to 30th
April, 1962.—Sara & Cook Pty. Ltd.
573/61. Meat and smallgoods, for Department of the Army,
Karrakatta, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—Wynne's Pty. Ltd,
574/61. Fish, for Department of the Army, Karrakatta, 1st
February to 31st July, 1962.—Fremantle Fish Supply.
575/61. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of the Army,
Karrakatta, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—R. H. Trotter.
576/61. Bread, for Department of the Army, Karrakata, 1st
February to 31st July, 1962.—Brown & Burns Pty. Ltd.
577/61. Eggs, for Department of the Army, Karrakatta, 1st
February to 31st July, 1962.—W.A. Egg Marketing Board.
578/61. Dairy Produce, for Department of the Army, Karrakatta, 1st February to 31st July, 1962,—Watsons Foods Pty. Ltd.
579/61. Meat and smallgoods, for Department of the Army,
Springhill, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—V. A. George & Co.
581/61. Fruit and vegetables, for Department of the Army,
Springhill, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—J. Biddle.
584/61. Dairy Produce, for Department of the Army, Springhill, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—R, P. Williams.
585/61. Firewood, for Department of the Army, Northam and
Springhill, 1st February to 31st July, 1962.—H. Jashari.
COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER BOARD.
1ENDERS are invited for the following:—
Material.
Schedule No.
CT.B. 2227
C.T.B. 2211
C.T.B. 2212
C.T.B. 2223
C.T.B. 2226
Envelopes for Office of Education, Sydney ..
Stapling Machines and Staples
Oflice Equipment
Ball Point Pens and Replacement Cartridges..
Equipment for Canberra Mint
Supplies
Required in—
Tenders
Tender Forms, Specification, Close
at
&c., Obtainable from— 3 p.m. on—
New South Wales
only
All States
All States
All States
Canberra (only)
20.2.62
27.2.62
27.2.62
1.3.62
3.4.62
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
(b)
(a) Stores and Contracts Branch, Postmaster-General*s Department in each State Capital City.
(b) Stores and Contracts Branch, Postmaster-General's Department in each State Capital City, the High Commissioner's Office, London, and the Consul
General New York.
ORDERS ISSUED.
Locality and Description of Work.
East Hills.—Supply and erect holland blinds at various
married quarters
Alexandria.—Supply and lay lino tiles at P.M.G.
" Dyetex " building
Inglebum.—Fine sand floors at twelve (12) buildings in
D, E and F blocks
Castlereagh-street.—Demolish brick partitions, Department of Taxation, 9th floor, Savings Bank buildings
Wagga.—Erect T/F Stores building and associated
services at P.M.G. Divisional Store site
Barrenjoey.—Re-roof cylinder room and associated minor
works at lighthouse
Chippendale.—Supply and install mobile shelving at
C.S.I.R.O.
Port Moresby.—Heavy duty prime mover
Waverton.—Card cabinets ..
Marrickville.—Vertical plan-filing cabinets
Marrickville.—Ready-mixed concrete
Kogarah.—Ready-mixed concrete
Villawood.—Heavy duty prime mover
Lithgow.—Supply storage heaters
Amount of
Order.
£
New
340
302
270
380
1,938
398
384
12,542
3,243
490
585
538
12,322
802
Contractor's Name and Address.
s. d.
South Wales.
10 4 R. T. Davis & Co., 9 Elizabeth street,
Burwood
2 0 Dunlop Rubber (Aust.) Ltd., 27-33 Wentworth-avenue, Sydney
12 0 All Floor Applications Pty. Ltd., 23 Dickson-avenue, Artarmon
0 0 G. Bates & Sons, 105 Stoney Creek-road,
Bex ley
10 0 De Klein Bros. Pty. Ltd., Box 333, P.O.,
Wagga
0 0 A. L. Bower, 36 Gondola-road, Narrabeen
16 0 Brownbuilt (N.S.W.) Ltd., 59 Pitt-street,
Sydney
10 0 Diesel Motors Pty. Ltd., 241 Parramattaroad, Auburn
15 0 F.G.P. Co. Ltd., 23 Branson-avenue,
Enfield Heights (S.A.)
0 0 Brownbuilt CN.S.W.) Ltd., 59 Pitt-street,
Sydney
0 0 Pioneer Ready Mixed Concrete (N.S.W.)
Pty. Ltd., 63 Grove-street, St. Peters
2 6 Pioneer Ready Mixed Concrete (N.S.W.)
Pty. Ltd., 63 Grove-street, St. Peters
10 0 Diesel Motors Pty. Ltd., 241 Parramattaroad. Auburn
0 0
Liverpool-street, Sydney
• As required.
Date
Order
Issued.
Date of
Completion.
31.1.62
5.2.62
30.1.62
1.2.62
30.1.62
10.2.62
30.4.62
26.2.62
19.3.62
28.2.62
23.3.62
30.4.62
4.6.62
619
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS-ôntinued.
ORDERS ISSUED—continued.
Amount of
Order.
£
Monegeeta.—Operational maintenance of sewerage treatment plant
Laverton.—External repairs and painting at building 21,
R.A.A.F.
North Balwyn.—Sewering at telephone exchange
Tasmania.—Fencing around light-keepers quarters, King
Island, Cape Wickham
Williamstown.—Construction of security fence at naval
dockyard
North Geelong.—Packaged heating and ventilating unit,
&c., at telephone exchange
Tooronga.—Electrical installation at training school ..
Heidelberg.—Alterations and additions to heating system
in building 42 at R.G.H.
Laverton.—Internal painting, R.A.A.F. buildings 42 and
48
Geelong.—Erection and completion of toilet block,
C.S.I.R.O. Behnont
Port Melbourne.—Hydraulic circuit tester
Melbourne.—Aluminium awnings
Port Melbourne, Salmon-street—
Earthwire and aerial bare copper H.D. cable
Steel cupboards, type 57/61B
Steel cupboards, type 57/62B
Central Automatic Exchange (4th Floor Elizabethstreet).—Supply and laying of flexible vinyl tiles
Bell (Post Office and Quarters),—Internal painting to
post office and quarters, external painting to Batten
Infill
Perry Park (Building A. 1).—Replacement of thermal
detectors and indicating meters, &c.
Brisbane (New Taxation Building, Conference Room,
nth Floor, Adelaide-street).—Supply and laying
carpets, &c.
Rockhampton (Mount Hopeful).—Supply gelignite
Longreach Airport—Soundproofing aeradio room
Rockhampton (Mount Hopeful).—Supply hardwood
posts
Townsville (Mount Stuart, Access-road).—Hire of compressor; 2 rock drills and hammer and bottle
Townsville (Plant Workshop).—Reconditioning plant ..
Townsville (Spare Parts Store).—Purchase of spare parts
Townsville (Plant Workshop).—Purchase of plant items
Townsville (Plant Workshop).—^Purchase of tyres
Brisbane.—Alimiinium tokens
Lae.—Hinges
Brisbane,—CO a fire extinguishers
Lytton.—Duradex wall sheeting
Coopers Plains.—Ready mixed concrete
Townsville.—Detonating fuse
Cannon Hill.—Wire mesh ..
Eagle Farm.—Decomposed granite ..
Brisbane.—Soils testing equipment ..
Amberley.—Electric stoves ..
Brisbane.—Cabinets, 4-drawer, vertical
Townsville.—Hay rake
Townsville (R.A.A.F. Married Quarters).—Supply nine
(9) Lightbum washing-machines
Date
Order
Issued.
Date of
Completion.
S. d.
Victoria.
376 5 0 C. W. Smith & Co. (Coburg), 6 Colecrescent, East Coburg
812 0 0 A. A. Baensch Pty. Ltd., 18 Pattersonstreet, Middle Park
1,437 0 0 H. Nixon, 9 Studley-avenue, Kew
0
K. Pausmer, P.O. Box 65, Currie, King
268 10
Island
1,198 0 0 A. Arnolds Fences Pty. Ltd., 600 Highstreet, Preston
1,777 0 0 S. L. McDonald Pty. Ltd., 78-80 Dourostreet, North Geelong
489 0 0 R. Creelman & Co. Pty. Ltd., Thomasstreet, Hawthorn
545 0 0 Associated Heating Engineers, 377 Whitehorse-road, Nunawading
373 10 0 J. Mayne, 16 Margaret-street, Werribee . .
860 0 0 Eric J. Lyons & Son, 42 Lt. Fyans-street,
South Geelong
365 13 10 Cranes & Shovels Pty. Ltd., 28-32 Cochranes-road, Moorabbin
259 17 6 Pioneer Adjust-a-Lite Pty. Ltd., 194 Normanby-road. South Melbourne
British Insulated Callenders Cables (Aus-"
tralia) Pty. Ltd., 191 Moray-street, South
Unit rates ..
Melbourne
Gilbert Lodge & Co. Ltd., 1048-1054
Dandenong-road, Carnegie
Unit rates . . " F . G . P . CO. Pty. Ltd., 23-29 Bransonavenue, Enfield Heights, South Australia
Unit rates .. Elite Built Products Pty. Ltd., 14-20 Ahnastreet, Fitzroy
Queensland.
1,642 5 0 Roofix Co. (Qld.) Pty. Ltd., Railway-terrace
and Pound-street, Dutton Park
210 0 0 F. Piceone & B. Begani, 39 Boundary-street,
West End
330 5 4 F.T.S. O'Donnel, Griffin & Co. Pty. Ltd.,
118 Bowen-street, Brisbane
395 12 4 Olsen & Goodchap Pty. Ltd., 15 Ipswichroad, WooUoongabba
300 0 0
Rockhampton
220 0 0 H. Baumann, 157 Cassowary-street, Longreach
391 10 0
J. Plahn, Caroline-street, Yeppoon
239 15 0
Heuir & Party, Rivermede, via Ayr
507 0 0 W. Anderson, Innisfail..
295 2 2 I.S.A.S. (N.Q.) Pty. Ltd., 65 Mulgrave-road,
Cairns
233 1 4 I.S.A.S. (N.Q.) Pty. Ltd., 65 Mulgrave-road,
Cairns
232 '3 0 Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co. Aust. Ltd.,
P.O. Box 121, Townsville
343 15 0 Myers & Co. Pty. Ltd., 25 Mary-street,
Brisbane
452 15 7 Barker & Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 61, South
Brisbane
394 16 0 Fire Fighting Equipment (Qld.) Pty. Ltd.,
177-187 Montague-road, South Brisbane
281 6 7 Barker & Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 61, South
Brisbane
213 10 0 Pioneer Concrete (Bris.) Pty. Ltd., Goodwin-street, Kangaroo Point
468 15 0 Imperial Chemical Industries of Aust. &
New Zealand Ltd., Box 337E, G.P.O.,
Brisbane
306 5 n Dyne & Co. Pty. Ltd., P.O. Box 5, Valley
327 5 0 W. H. Bowser & Lever Pty. Ltd., 190
Lutwiche-road, Windsor
307 16 0 H. B. Selby & Co. Pty. Ltd., 350 Upper
Roma-street, Brisbane
515 15 0 Metters Ltd., G.P.O. Box 843L, Brisbane
292 8 0 Modern Office Equipment (Qld.) Pty. Ltd.,
532 Queen-street, Brisbane
230 8 0 W. Lovelock & Co. Pty. Ltd., 108 Montagueroad, South Brisbane
677 0 0 Lightbum & Co. Ltd., C/o L. Flower, 55
First-street,.South Townsville
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No. 9.—15tJi February, 1962
Commonweaith Gazette
620
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS—continued,
ORDERS ISSUED-ôntinued.
Amount of
Order.
Townsville (Mount Stuart Access-road).—Supply 50 cases
gelignite
Townsville (Mount Stuart Access-road).—Hire of compressor and two (2) rock drills
Townsville (Mount Stuart Access-road).—Hire of compressor and two (2) rock drills
Townsville (Mount Stuart Access-road).—Hire of dozer
T.D. 18
Townsville (Mount Stuart Access-road).—Hire of dozer
T.D. 18
Maryborough (Customs Office and Residence).—Painting
Cooroy (Post Office).—Provide new brick base under
post office
Edinburgh, (R.A.A.F. Officers' Mess Building 285).—
Supply, installation and testing of a 2 keg refrigerated
beer service. Spec. WRE.61/740
Port Wakefield (Proof Range).—Repairs and painting to
permanent married quarters No. 20. Spec. Ay.61/806
Adelaide (Mail Exchange Branch Building).—Replacement
of floor in staff dining room. Spec. PG.61/634
Minlaton Post Office.—Construction of male and female
toilet block. Spec. PG.61/796
Port Wakefield (Proof Range).—External and internal
repairs and painting to nine married quarters. Spec.
AY.61/725
Finsbury (Casualty Building, Administrative Building and
D.S.L. Area).—Re-sealing of bituminous pavements.
Spec. SY.61/776
Kingscote Aerodrome, (Kangaroo Island).—Supply, heat
and spray bituminous binder. Spec. CA.62/3
Maralinga.—300 gallons noricene
Maralinga.—Supply 10 dial type thermometer and repair
of three (3) gauges
Richmond.—One linewelder type S7072 and kit
Wittenoom Gorge Airport.—Erection fuel store for Department of Civil Aviation
Observatory Buildings,—Supply three (3) air conditioners
for Bureau of Meteorology
Geraldton (P.M.G. Line Depot).—Repairs and painting
to buildings and fencing
Perth (Department of Works, Plant Workshop).—Supply
two (2) Michel in tyres and tubes
Perth Airport.—Supply and deliver 1,400 cubic yards of
gravel for Department of Civil Aviation
Repatriation General Hospital.—Supply three (3) air
conditioners in out-patienis clinic
Kalgoorlie (P.M.G. Transmitting Station).—Carry out
rewiring of mast obstruction light circuits
H.M.A.S. "Leeuwin" (Department of Navy).—Water
bore improvements
Pearce (R.A.A.F. Station).—Supply bitumen for sealing
work
Canning Highway Drill Hall and Men's Quarters,—Minor
repairs and renovations for Department of the Army
Hobart (Repatriation Department).—Extension
Registry building and removal of timber building
to
Darwin.—Supply two (2) K.A.I7/60/5 water coolers .
Darwin.—Supply two (2) live line indicators ..
Darwin,—Supply three (3) K.A.I7/60/5 water coolers .
Darwin.—Supply Storlec CE.771 electric range
Darwin.—Supply of 700 sq. feet onazote
Katherine.—Supply of two (2) model 5 A teleradios
Alice Springs.—Supply two (2) model 5A teleradios
Darwin.—Supply three (3) model 5A teleradios
Date
Order
Issued.
£ s. d.
Queensland—continued.
391 5 0 I.C.I.A.N.Z., G.P.O. Box 337E, Brisbane . . 2.2.62
496 0 0 Construction Plant Hire Pty, Ltd., P.O. Box
874, TownsviUe
268 13 4 Construction Plant Hire Pty. Ltd., P.O. Box
874, Townsville
238 12 3 Main Roads Department, Cleveland-street,
Townsville
359 2 0 Main Roads Department, Cleveland-street,
Townsville
499 18 0 F. Skerritt & Sons, 12 Carlson-street, 30.1.62
Maryborough
406 12 6 J. F. Bryant, Wattle-street, Cooroy
South Australia.
477 0 0 Coldstream Refrigerators Pty. Ltd., 82 26.1.62
Mary-street, Unley
257 0 0 K. V. Colegate, 134 WoodviUe-road, Wood- 1.2.62
viUe
1,598 0 0 P. Gyongyosi, 145 Hill-street, North Ade- 2.2.62
laide
842 3 0 B. M. Eichner, 63 Warooka-road, Yorke- 5.2.62
town
756 0 0 Dieter Sprekels, 22 Thames-street, Clarence 1.2.62
Park
603 5 0 Gordon Stevens Ltd., 325 Marion-road,
Plympton
682 10 0 Shell Co. of Aust. Ltd., 170 North-terrace,
Adelaide
383 15 0 Imperial Chemical Industries of Aust. & 31.1.62
N.Z. Ltd., Victoria-square, Adelaide
293 5 10 National Instrument Co., 267 Halifax- 1.2.62
street, Adelaide
406 19 0 The Lincoln Electric Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd., 6.2.62
Kingston-avenue, Richmond
Western
400 0
537 15
457 0
441 6
927 10
514 0
207 6
379 10
202 2
Australia.
0 AustraUan Blue Asbestos Pty. Ltd., Wit- 26.1.62
tenoom Gorge
0 M. J. Bateman Pty. Ltd., 12 Milligan-street,
Perth
0 F. Cardilini, 67 Brede-street, Geraldton ..
2 Bell Bros. Tyres Pty, Ltd., P.O. Box 25,
Guildford
0 Wakelam Bros., King-street, Bayswater ..
0 M. J. Bateman Pty. Ltd., 12 Milligan-street, 30.1.62
Perth
0 V. & R. D'Esterre, 78 Parry-street, Perth
0 J. P. Inman, 80 Edinboro-street, Mt. Haw- 1.2.62
thorn
6 Colfix Bitumen Pty. Ltd., 584 Hay-street, 2.2.62
Subiaco
337 0 0
A. H. Olsen, 26 Stanley-street, Belmont ..
Tasmania.
1,810 0 0 A. E. Groombridge, 62 Derwent Park-road, 2.2.62
Hobart
Northern Territory.
256 0 0 Kelvinator AustraUa Ltd., G.P.O. Box 1347, 23.1.62
Adelaide,^ S. A.
308 0 0 Watson Victor Ltd., 9-13 Bligh-street,
Sydney, N.S.W.
384 0 0 Kelvinator Australia Ltd., G.P.O. Box 1347,
Adelaide, S.A.
250 8 0 Noyes Brothers Pty. Ltd., 243-5 Angasstreet, Adelaide, S.A.
218 15 0 A. S. Pearce Refrigeration Ltd., P.O. Box 25.1.62
261, Darwin, N.T.
413 17
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd.,
47 York-street, Sydney, N.S.W.
413 17
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd.
47 York-street, Sydney, N.S.W.
619 2
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd.,
47 York-street, Sydney. N.S.W.
Date of
Completion.
24.4.62
9.3.62
22.2.62
11.5.62
2.4.62
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23.2.62
23.3.62
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20.2.62
15.2.62
16.3.62
4.5.62
5.2.62
21.5.62
30.1.62
26.1.62
12.2.62
621
ORDERS ISSUED—continued.
Canberra.—Excavating and backfilling on development
project at Campbell
Canberra.—Construct new kerb and gutter, remove kerb
and gutter and remove vehicular crossing, Sections 4045, Campbell
Canberra.—Sweep pavement, supply and spray tar and
papering of kerb and gutter, development project,
Campbell
Canberra.—Alterations and additions to the electrical
installation for heating and ventilation plant, Patents
Office, Barton
Canberra.—Supply of card index cabinets
Amount of
Order.
Conuactor's Name and Address.
Date
Order
Issued.
Date of
Completion.
£
s. d.
1
632 S O L . Kerec, 70 Surveyor-street, Queanbeyan, 5.2.62 Immediate
New South Wales
211 14 0 Canberra Concrete Contractors Pty. Ltd., 7.2.62
8 Ovens-street, Griffith
393 8 9 Allen Bros. Pty. Ltd., Uriarra-road, Quean- 8 . 2 . 6 2
beyan, New South Wales
1,080 0 0 Rex Barrett Pty. Ltd., 8 Lonsdale-street, 9.2.62
9.3.62
Braddon
263 18 6 Brownbuilt (N.S.W.), 8 Lonsdale-street, 7.2.62
Braddon
TENDERS INVITED.
Locality and Description of Work,
Tenders ReturnabJe at—
Plans, Specifications, &c.. Available from—
New South Wales.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney.
South Head.—Provision of a fire alarm installation at 2 p.m., 27th February, 1962
Department of Works, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney
H.M.A.S. " Watson "
West Pymble.—Construction of approximately 2,800
feet of 26 feet and 27 feet wide roads and 620 feet of
20 feet wide road all with kerb and gutter, flexible
pavements and ancilliary stormwater drainage at
Moore's Estate
Lithgow.—Supply and installation of a comprehensive
fire alarm system including thermal alarms and smoke
detectors in various buildings and a central control
console at Small Arms Factory
Lithgow.—Modernization of substation No. 5 including 2 p.m., 6th March, 1962
the supply and installation of transformer, H.V. and
M.V. switchgear at Small Arms Factory
Victoria.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Melbourne.
Alice Springs.—Supply of two (2) 500-gallon two- 1 p.m., 27th February, 1962
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Melwheeled pneumatic-tyred water trailers
bourne; 82 Pitt-street, Sydney; 130 Creekstreet, Brisbane; 9th Floor, Da Costa Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide; and 99
Wellington-street, Perth
Alice Springs.—Supply and deUvery of one (1) 4,000gallon capacity fuel tanker trailer
Darwin.—Supply and delivery of 2,000 tons of cement
Department of Works. 225 Bourke-street, Melbourne; 82 Pitt-street, Sydney; 130 Creekstreet, Brisbane; 9th Floor, Da Costa
Building, Adelaide; 99 Wellington-street,
Perth; and Darwin
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, MelMaribymong.—Erection and completion of spray
bourne
booth and painting room in steel and timber construction, &c., at Army Design Establishment
Crib Point.—Supply and erection of stockproof fencing 1 p.m., 21st February, 1962
at Flinders Naval Depot
Laverton.—Erection and completion of an inflammable 1 p.m., 22nd February, 1962
store at R.A.A.F. Station. (Re-advertised) .
Avalon.—Installation of a septic tank system at airfield
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Melguard house
bourne; and Geelong Post Office
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, MelWoodend.—Repairs and painting to fences, gates and 1 p.m., 23rd February, 1962
bourne
structures to No. 11 foaling yard at Commonwealth
Serum Laboratories Farm " Roseneath "
Kerang.—Supply and installation of cooling and venti- 1 p.m.. 28th February, 1962
Department of Works, 225 Bourke-street, Mellating systems at post office and exchange
bourne; and Kerang Post Office
Port Melbourne.—Wooden traymobile, type 57/49
1 p.m., 21st February, 1962
Department of Works, Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne.—Wooden table, type T.3 ..
Port Melbourne.—Wooden table, type T.l . .
Port Melbourne.—Wooden general purpose table, type
57/21
Port Melbourne.—Wooden settee type 57/39 and
wooden armchair, type 57/40
Port Melbourne.—Hat and coat stand, type 57/77
standard model
Port Melbourne.—Wooden cupboard and bookcase,
type 57/51
Port Melbourne.—Wooden cabinet with cardwell unit,
type 67/19
Port Melbourne.—R.U.T. steel shelving types 57/63A
and 57/63B
Port Melbourne.—Steel four-drawer filing cabinet
Port Melbourne.—Tubular steel chairs and stools
No. 9.—15tli February, 1962
622
TENDERS INVITED—continued.
Tenders Returnable at—
Plans, Specifications, &c., Available from—
Qoeensland.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, 130 Creek-street, Brisbane.
Caims Airport.—Re-sealing of roadways in building 2 p.m., 27th February, 1962
Department of Works, Terrica House, 130
area
Creek-street, Brisbane; and Oflacer-in-charge,
Grafton-street, Caims
South Australia.
Tenders/Quotations returnable to Director of Works, 9th Floor, Da Costa Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide.
Salisbury, (Bulk Stores Area).—Internal repairs and 2.15 p.m., 27th February, 1962 .
Department of Works, 9th Floor, Da Costa
painting to one (1) large building No. 6. Spec. WRE,
Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide
61/443 and addendum No. 1
Salisbury, (Department of Supply, No. 1 Store).—
Supplyand delivery of bedside mats. Spec. WRE.62/51
Port Pirie, (District Employment Office).—Supply and
install evaporative cooling unit, new counter and
Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide; and
writing top. Spec. LN.62/27
Post Office, Port Pirie
Salisbury, (Aerodynamics Area Building No. 257).—
Alterations to toilets. Spec. WRE.61/615
Building, Grenfell-street, Adelaide
Repatriation General Hospital, Springbank, (Pharmacy).
—Supply, deliver and installation of an air-conditioning plant. Spec. RP.6i/766
Gepps Cross, (Telephone Exchange).—Demolition,
paving and fencing. Spec. PG.62/38
Gladstone, (5 CAD).—Provision of stockproof fence.
Spec. AY.62/48
^ Post Offices, Gladstone and Jamestown
Richmond, (D.C.A).—Erection of a new salvage store.
Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide
Spec. CA.62/54
Edinburgh R.A.A.F. and Woomera Technical Area.—
Modifications to permanent runway lighting controls.
Spec. WRE.62/19
Parafield Aerodrome (Hangars 50 and 59).—Internal
repairs and painting. Spec. CA.62/49
Tarcoola, (Trunk Line Building).—Raise ceiling level of
equipment room and construct a partition to store
Post Offices, Tarcoola and Kalgoorlie
room. Spec. PG.62/63
Cook, (Telephone Exchange).—Raise ceiling level of
equipment room. Spec. PG.62/64
Post Offices, Kalgoorlie and Cook
Port Augusta, 72 Miles North.—Supply and erection of 2.15 p.m., 6th March, 1962
Building, 68 Grenfell-street, Adelaide and
a diesel engine-driven pumping system (re-advertised)
Post Office, Port Augusta
Spec. WRE.61/672
Western Australia.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Box C.115, G.P.O., Perth.
Department of Works, 99 Wellington-street,
Subiaco.—Supply and deliver to plant workshop one 20th February, 1962 ..
Perth
200 amp. petrol driven welding plant. Job.
WM.62/25
Jandakot Airport.—Erection of steel-framed and
asbestos clad equipment building and toilet block.
Job WA.62/23
Northern Territory.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Darwin.
Department of Works, Darwin
Darwin (Coonawarra East).—Erection of chain wire 2 p.m., 26th February, 1962
fencing
Darwin.—Conversion of T.A.L. building into tourist
bureau
Anstralian Capital Territory.
Tenders returnable to Director of Works, Barton, Canberra.
Department of Works, Barton, Canberra
Canberra.—External painting of seventeen (17) houses 2 p.m., 27th February, 1962
and internal painting of fifteen (15) houses. Section
26, Kingston
Department of Works, Barton, Canberra;
Canberra.—Supply, delivery and installation of static 2 p.m., 6th March, 1962
82 Pitt-street, Sydney; and 225 Bourke-street,
steel shelving. Government Printing Office
Melbourne
Canberra.—Supply, delivery and installation of double
tiered shelving, Government Printing Office
Canberra.—Provision of heating, hot water services and
exhaust fan, W.R.A.N.S. Barracks extensions,
H.M.A.S. " Harman
Canberra.—Supply and installation of controls for 2 p.m., 13th March, 1962
three (3) sluice gates, Canberra Lake Dam
Commonwealth Oazette
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS-^continncd.
TiENDERS ACCEPTED.
Locality and Description of Work-
Amount of
Contract
£
Sydney.—Repairs, maintenance, painting and re-roofing
to specified areas at Grace Building, York-street
Yass.—Provision of evaporative cooling at telephone
exchange
Box Hill.—Air-conditioning systems and mechanical
services at Radio Telephone Exchange
Gabo Island.—The construction of a radio beam mast
Gabo Island.—Electrical installation in various buildings
and supply and installation of cabling between buildings
Bendigo,—Erection of a kitchen and mess building and
demolition of an existing kitchen and mess building at
Army Head-quarters Survey Regiment Fortuna **
Bendigo.—Erection of officer and sergeant sleeping
quarters at " Fortuna "
Bendigo.—Erection of a new building for the Topographical Squadron, Army Head-quarters Survey
Regiment
Melbourne.—Demolition of existing brick buildings on
the Flinders-street site of new Customs House
Deer Park.—Erection and completion of two (2) No.
magazines (buildings 34 and 43) at Albion Explosives
Factory
Deer Park.—One (1) distribution transformer 300 KVA.
capacity 22,000/415-240 volts
Deer Park.—Installation of additional fire protection at
Albion Explosives Factory
Mt. Martha.—Diesel engine driven fire fighting pump
Bonegilla.—Supply, installation, testing and maintenance
of two (2) water transfer pumps at Migrant Centre
Bendigo.—Air-conditioning system, space heating and
hot water supply at Army Head-quarters Survey Regiment, Topographical Squadron building
Toowong (A.B.C. Television Studio).—Manufacture,
supply, delivery, installation, testing and maintenance
of an air-conditioning system for the inner zone of the
lower ground floor
Townsville (R.A.A.F. Station).—Electrical installation to
hangar No. 75
Cannon Hill (Department of Supply Stores Area).—
Bituminous surfacing of pavements
Woodside Army Camp.—External and internal repairs
and painting to twenty-nine (29) buildings. Spec.
AY.6I/786
Salisbury (W.R.E. Laboratory Area).—Provision of rainwater collection and reticulation. Spec. WRE.61/724
Springbank, (Repatriation General Hospital).—Supply,
delivery and installation of six (6) sterilizers. Spec.
RP.61/805
Adelaide (P.M.G. Engineering Building).—Modifications
to evaporative cooling and heating systems. Spec.
PG.61/476
Woomera West, (Department of Works Store).—Supply
and delivery of six (6) power transformers. Spec.
WRE.61/648
Date of
Date of
Acceptance. Completion.
s. d.
New South Wales.
7,999 0 0 M. Van Laarhoven, 41 Segenhoe-street, 2.2.62 8.6.62
Amcliff'e
22.6.62
2,441 0 0 Dane Air Conditioning Pty. Ltd., 210
Silverwater-road, Lidcombe
Victoria.
20,235 0 0 Belsair Pty. Ltd., 390 Station-street. Box 11.12.61 9.7.62
HiU
3,510 0 0 Welded Pipe Lines Pty. Ltd., 18 Gladstone21.5.62
road, Dandenong
0
2,061 3
E. S. & H. J. Hudson Pty. Ltd., 10-12
Wilkinson-street, Brunswick
29,790 0 0 John W. Henderson Bendigo Pty. Ltd., 15.12.61 14.9.62
18-20 St. Andrews-avenue, Bendigo
27,950 0 0 John W. Henderson Bendigo Pty. Ltd.,
25.5.62
30,200 0 0 John W. Henderson Bendigo Pty. Ltd.,
1,275 0 0 S. Guilfoyle, 102 Wells-road, Seaforth..
2.3.62
34,883 0 0 R. D. Hannah & Sons Pty. Ltd., 18 Salis- 2.1.62 14.8.62
bury-crescent, North Fitzroy
1,224 0 0 Australian Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., 3.1.62 23.5.62
198 Burnley-street, Richmond
3,250 0 0 Wormald Bros. (Victoria) Pty. Ltd., 447- 5.1.62 6.4.62
459 Williamstown-road, Port Melbourne
2,220 0 0 Central Automatic Sprinkler Co. Pty. Ltd.,
11.5.62
31-39 Moller-street, Huntingdale
2,885 0 0 Thompsons (Castlemaine) Ltd., P.O. Box
6.4.62
49, Castlemaine
4,415 0 0 D. Smyth & Son Pty. Ltd., St. Andrews- 1.2.62
avenue, Bendigo
Queensland.
3,841 0 0 Carrier Air Conditioning Pty. Ltd., 26 30.1.62 16.5.62
Annerley-road, WooUoongabba
**
4,592 10 0 W. T. Conn and Co., 13 Allen-street, South 1.2.62 20.6.62
Townsville
1,920 15 11 B.H.P. By-Products Pty. Ltd., CuUenavenue, Whinstanes
Sooth AostralJa.
2,360 0 0 B. Pavloff, 362 Unley-road, Unley Park .. 31.1.62 25.4.62
3,785 0 0 Shirley & Farrant, 57 Dumfries-avenue,
Gleneagles
2,432 0 0 Athertons (SA) Ltd., 101 King WilUamstreet, Adelaide
23,550 0 0 W. Curl & Sons Ltd., 475 Grand JuncUonroad. Myrtle Holme
6,508 0 0 P.W.A. Electrical Equipt, Co.Pty. Limited,
177 Phillip-street, Redfem, New South
Wales
Western Australia.
Tuart Hill.—Erection of brick telephone exchange. Job 22,005 0 0 ReddeU & Tarik Pty. Ltd., 117 Batemanroad, Mt. Pleasant
WA.61/167
Perth (Taxation Department).—Supply and installation of 1,895 0 0 M. J. Bateman Pty. Ltd., 12 Milligan-street,
Perth
unit air conditioners. Job WM.61/206
Tasmania.
Dowsing Point (Department of the Army).—Provision 2,160 0 0 L. R. Robottom, 50 Hilton-road, aaremont
and fixing of equipment to eighteen (18) residences
Northern Territory.
Darwin.—Construction of roads, water supply and sewer- 9,170 13 4 John White & Sons (N.T.) Ltd., 8 Dukestreet, Darwin
age to Aged Persons Home, Beagle-street
Darwin.—Construction of roads, sewer line and water 134,286 15 4 Vogliotti & La Pira Ltd., P.O. Box 360,
Darwin
main for Rapid Creek sub-division, stage IIB, part I.
Canberra.—Internal painting of forty-six (46) Govem- 2,300 0 0 D.V.M. Painters, 26/20th-5treet, Narrabundah
ment-ovioied flats, Section 10, Reid
Canberra.—Internal painting of forty-one (41) Govern- 2,198 0 0 A. Lakatos, 9 Higgins-crescent, Ainslie ..
ment-owned flats. Section 55, Braddon
Canberra.—Erection and completion of a Government 54,807 0 0 D. C. Smith Pty. Ltd., 31 Jardine-street.
Kingston
Warehouse at Fyshwick
1.2.62
29,3.62
2.2.62
a.5.62
6.2.62 15.11.62
5.2.62
11.6.62
26.1.62
30.1,62
24.8.62
27.3.62
5.2.62
25.6.62
30.1.62
31.1.62
24.4.62
16.1.63
7.2.62
31.5.62
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TENDERS INVITED.
ENDERS are invited for the supplies or service shown below. Envelopes containing tenders should be endorsed Tender for
Schedule No
Each tender schedule indicate® the oflBcer 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
Description of Material or Service Required.
Schedule No.
Woodworking Machines ..
Grinding, Drilling, Milling Machines
Cable Drawing and Jointing Tools .,
Tags for Overseas Mail
Medium Frequency Broadcasting Transmitters
Motor Vehicle Batteries
Printed Forms " Tel " Series
Machines for Printing postage paid labels
Cord Type Switchboards and Associated Relay Sets ..
Cabinets. Cross Connecting
Terrylene Webbing Safety Be'ts
Printed Forms L.M., L.F. and L.R. Series
Printed Forms E.M. Series
Iron Working Machines
Carrier Loading Coils
Printed Forms, " P.P." and " C.O.D," Series
Power Rectifiers (Small Type)
Aerial Cable Spinning Machine Accessories ..
High Frequency Testing Equipment for Research Laboratories
Flexible Shaft Driven Water Pumps
Diesel Alternators and Control Cubicles
Dry Cells and Batteries
Telephone Parts and Accessories
Mail Handling Equipment, Roma-street, Brisbane, Mail Exchange
Mechanic's Tools, Gauges..
Microwave Test Equipment for Research Laboratories
Public Telephone Subscriber Trunk Dialling Facilities
Electron Tubes ..
Bimotional Switch Wiper Assemblies and Parts
Guyed Mast Radiators
Scrap Batteries ..
Training of Motor Drivers
Wax Applicators
Hire of Excavators and Ditchers
Mail Schedule Books
VICTORIA.
QUEENSLAND.
20.2.62
22.2.62
22,2.62
22.2.62
27.2.62
27.2.62
27.2.62
27.2.62
1.3.62
1.3.62
1.3.62
6.3.62
8.3.62
13.3.62
15.3.62
15.3.62
20.3.62
20.3.62
22.3.62
22.3.62
27.3.62
27.3.62
3.4.62
3.4.62
10.4.62
12.4.62
12.4.62
17.4.62
19.4.62
26.4.62
d
d
d
d
d
16.2.62
16.2.62
20.2.62
27.2.62
2.3.62
V.584
V.589
V.590
V.575
V.581
V.595
V.597
V.582
V.587
V.588
V.592
V.598
V.544
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22.2.62
22.2.62
22.2.62
1.3.62
1.3.62
1.3.62
1.3.62
8.3.62
8.3.62
8.3.62
8.3.62
8.3.62
15.3.62
Q.833
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27.2.62
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2.3.62
9.3.62
23.3.62
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22.2.62
1.3.62
SOUTH AUSTRALU.
S.A.278
Supplying and laying of Vinyl Asbestos and Mosaic Floor Tiles, Semaphore
Telephone Exchange
S.A.282
Manproof Fencing—Strathalbyn Line Depot
S.A.280
Combination Electric Welder and Auxiliary Generator
Rising Conveyor
Plan Filing Cabinets
a Stores and Contracts Branch in all Capital Cities.
b High Commissioner, London,
c Stores and Contracts Branch, Melbourne.
d Stores and Contracts Branch, Sydney.
e Stores and Contracts Branch, Adelaide.
/ Stores and Contracts Branch, Hobart.
g Stores and Contracts Branch, Brisbane.
h Consul-General, New York,
TASMANIA.
Tenders Cloê
at 3 p.m. o.-» —
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C.8875
C.8874
C.8880
C.8882
C.8847
C.8861
C.8869
C.8878
C8849
C.8854
C.8886
C.8877
C.8873
C.8898
C.888I
C.8887
C.8891
C.8894
C.8838
C.8895
C.8852
C.8893
C.8872
C.8879
C.8870
C.8865
C.8883
C.8888
C.8884
C.8868
NEW SOUTH WALES.
N,S.W.1523
N.S.W.1524
N.S.W.1420
N.S.W.1517
N.S.W.1528
Electric Radiators and Convection Heaters ..
Packing Cases
Timber ..
Metal Anchors, Drills and Clips for Masonry
Steel Ladders for Manholes
Staff Transport, Radio Australia, Shepparton
Patrol Services Nos. 1 to 5 Stores, Ingles-street, Port Melbourne
Brass Sheet Angle, Aluminium Instruction Plates
Polyvinyl Chloride Sheet (P.V.C.) ..
Switch, Knob Pointer, Lamp Socket, and Magnetic Counter
Box, Line Party Truck
Cleaning Windows, Technicians' Training School, Hawthorn East
Rubber Gloves, Tapes, &c.
Parts for Ditching Machines
GENERi^LL.
Tender Forms, Specifications,
&c., obtainable from—
T.IHO
T.1147
€
625
THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA GAZETTE.
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morning in each week, and "Notices for Insertion" most be
received by the Prime Minisiêr^s Department by 1130 am. on
FRIDAY preceding the day of publication!
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one side of the paper only. Signature {in particular) and proper
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paragraph, though only portion of a line, must be counted as one
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draft in favour of the Government Printer, Canberra, A.CJ'.
CONTENTS.
Special information
Proclamations ..
Ordinances
Regulations
Customs—By-laws» &c. -.
Statements and notifications
Expenditure, purchases, &c.
Land and Property
Appointments, «&c., other than Public Service and Defence
Public Service—
Staff changes ..
Examination results
Vacancies
Vacancies, other than Public Service and Defence
Bankruptcy Notices
Private advertisements
Tenders—All Departments
Printed and Published for the G O V E R N M E N T of the C O M M O N W E A L T H OF AUSTRALIA by
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No 9, 15 February 1962 - Federal Register of Legislation

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