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No. 7(.1
S A.T I3RDAX, 22ND NOVEMBER.
Government House,
Melbourne, 17är November, 1913.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General directs it to be
notified that Mr. Arthur Guise having resigned his
appointment as Private Secretary to His Excellency, the
duties of that Office have been assumed by Captain Sir
Walter Barttelot, Bart., in addition to those of his pre sent office of Military Secretary.
J. H. STARLING,
Acting Official Secretary.
PROULA 1 ATION.
By His Excellency the Right HonorCommonwealth of
4.ustY9.1ia to wit.
able
Thomas,
Baron
Denman,
a
Member of His Majesty's Most Hon orable Privy Council, Knight Grand
Cross of the Most Distinguished
DEN,?`,
Order of Saint Michael and Saint
Governor-General, George, Knight Commander of the
Royal
Victorian Order,' Governor General and Commander -in -Chief of
the Commonwealth of Australia.
W}LREAS by the Commonzvealth Electóral At
goZ -19aá it is enacted that the Governor - General
may, 3n any case in which he thinks fit to do so, by Pro cl.am tión, divide any division into subdivisions :
And whereas by a Proclamation made in pursuance of
the said ,Act and published in the Commonwealth Gazette
on .ithe 29th May, '.909, it was proclaimed that all
Electoral Divisions of the State of South Australia should
Now therefore I, Thomas, Baron Denman, the Governor General aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council; do hereby proclaim as follows :1. That that part of the Division of Hindmarsh which
is comprised in the Subdivision of Port Adelaide as described in the schedule to the first- mentioned Proclamation, shall be divided into the Subdivision of Port Adelaide and the Subdivision of Semaphore, having respectively boundaries as described in the schedule to this
Proclamation, and that the schedule to the said first mentioned Proclamation shall be read as if the Subdivision of Port Adelaide, having boundaries as described
therein, were omitted and the Subdivision of Port Adelaide and the Subdivision of Semaphore, having respec-
tively boundaries as described in the schedule hereto,
were substituetd for the Subdivision of Port Adelaide referred to in the schedule to the said first - mentioned
Proclamation;
2. That new rolls for the said Subdivisions of Port
Adelaide and Semaphore shall forthwith be prepared by
the Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of South
Australia;
3. That in preparing .the new rolls the said Common wealth Electoral Officer shall, as far as practicable, place
on the roll for each subdivision the.name of every person
whose place of living gis within the limits of the subdivision and whose name is, at the date of the publication
ill the Gazette of this Proclamation, on the existing roll
for the Subdivision of Port Adelaide;
4. That Virohmonwealth Electoral Officer shall forth with after.
preparation áf the new rolls is complete,
by notice in the Gazette, notify that new rolls have been
prepared as directed by this Proclamation, and thereupon
the new rolls shall be the rolls prepared for the purposes of the said Act.
be .divided into subdivisions ;ä.s specified in the schedule to
that pxoçla;mation
And whereas by the said Act it is ä1só enacted that
new jolis for .aßy polling- places, subdivisions divisions,
or Sta,tes, shall be ; prepared whenever directed by
Proclamation, and In the manner specified in the Procia41_alJ_on or prescribed ;by the V.egulaxiáns
A-nd: whereas it is tiesitabie fo substitute for the Sub -
division of Port Adelaide of the Division of Hindrn rsh,
having boundaries -as described in the schedule ;to that
Proclamation, the subdivisions of Pont Adelaide and
Semathore ¡)raving :boundaries as described in -the schedule
to -this Proclamation.
C:ß.3980.
THE, SÇHEDU,LÉ,;
Commonwealth of Australia.
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902 -1911.
DESCRiPTION OF BOUNDARIES cr
SUBDIvIS'IQNS.
A-Egpy ,1. PIY iPN OF 1-1irn114sa.
4u.bd iv,szon .of Port Adelaicl e.,
Commencing on the sea coast at a point' 9pposite the
north -west corner of section z906, hundred of Yatala;
thence east
along north boundary of
said section,
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Commonwealth Gazette
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and north along west boundary of section 452, to the
road north of said section ; thence east along said road
to west boundary of section 409, and south to north corner
of section Oro; thence south - easterly to the south corner
of section 408, and north to its north -east corner ; thence
across the road to Park - street, Woodville Park, and northeasterly along said street and Park - street North, and
across the road to the south corner of section 2070 ; thence
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Common-
this eighteenth day of November, One
thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and in the
fourth year of His Majesty's reign.
wealth
By His Excellency's Command,
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
Minister of State for Trade and Customs..
north by road to the north -east corner of section 416;
thence easterly to the southwestern corner of section 966,
hundred of Port Adelaide ; and north - westerly by the
North Arm -road, to the boundary between the Divisions
of Angas and Hindmarsh, near section 235 ; thence generally in a northerly and westerly direction, following
GOD SAVE THE KING
portions of the eastern and northern boundaries of the
Division of Hindmarsh, to the north -east corner of the
Department of Home Allairs,
Melbourne, 18th November, 1913.
Subdivision of Semaphore ; thence generally in a southerly
and westerly direction following the eastern and southern
boundaries of the said Subdivision of Semaphore to the
sea coast; thence southerly following portion of the
western boundary of the Divisirn of Hindmarsh to the
point of commencement.
LEASE.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has
approved of authority being granted for the lease,
for Defence purposes, from Mr. Henry Carr, of the
SUBDIVISION OF SEMAPHORE.
Commencing on the sea coast at the north western corner
of section 9o, hundred of Yatala; thence easterly along
the northern boundaries of sections go, 92, 99, and reserve No. ig, to the western side of the Old Port Reach ;
thence generally in a northerly direction following the
western side of Old Port Reach, northern side of Gawler
ground floor of premises. known as " Carr's Produce
Store," at the corner of Sheriff - street and Petrie- terrace,
Brisbane, Queensland, for a period of one year as from
the 17th day of July, 1913, at a weekly rental of Z.2.
W. H. KELLY,
For
Minister
of State for Home Affairs.
Q.L. 13/1419.
Reach, the western sides of Hindmarsh Reach and Lipson
Reach to the north - eastern corner of LeFevre's Peninsula;
thence in a westerly and southerly direction following
portions of the northern and western boundaries of the
Division of Hindmarsh to the point of commencement.
(The boundaries abovementioned are those existing on
the 21st October, 1913.)
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth this twenty -ninth day of October, One
thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and in the
fourth year of His Majesty's reign.
W. H. KELLY,
For Minister of State for Home Affairs.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND
BY THE COMMONWEALTH.
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency
the Governor- General, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described lias been acquired by the Commonwealth under
the Lands Acquisition Act 1906, for the following public
purpose, namely, for Federal Capital purposes.
Dated the 18th day of November, One thousand nine
hundred and thirteen.
DENMAN,
Governor- General.
GOD SAVE THE KING !
(E.13/8282.)
W. H. KELLY,
PROCLAMATION
F.C.L. 13/1034..
By His Excellency the Right Honorable
Commonwealth of
Australia to wit.
DENMAN,
Governor - General.
Thomas, Baron Denman, a Member
of His Majesty's Most Honorable
Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross
of the Most Distinguished Order of
Saint Michael and Saint George,
Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor - General and
Commander -in -Chief of the Common -
wealth of Australia.
WHEREAS by the Customs Ad 1901 -1910 it is enacted
that the Governor - General may, by proclamation,
prohibit the exportation of any goods the exportation of
which would, in his opinion, be harmful to the Commonwealth, and that the power to prohibit the exportation of
such goods shall extend to authorize the prohibition either
absolutely so as to allow of the exportation of the goods
subject to any condition or restriction :
And whereas it is desirable to prohibit the exportation
from the Commonwealth of all aboriginal anthropological
specimens, including articles of ethnological interest, unless
the exportation is by the accredited representative of an
officially- recognised scientific institution and the permis-
of the Minister for Trade and Customs is obtained to
such exportation :
Now therefore I, Thomas, Iiajon Denman, the Governor -
General aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, do hereby prohibit the exportation from
the Commonwealth. of all aboriginal anthropological specimens, including articles of ethnological interest, unless the
exportation is by the accredited representative of an
institution and the permission of the Minister for Trade and Customs is obtained
to such exportation.
officially- recognised scientific
DESCRIPTION oiF LAND REFERRED TO.
All those pieces or parcels of land in the parishes of
Pialligo, Canberra, and Goorooyarroo, county of Murray,
partly in Federal Territory and partly in the State of New
South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, shown hachured
on plans hereunder, and 'more particularly described as
fol lows :
Firstly. Commencing at the southwestern corner of
portion 282,, parish of Goorooyarroo ; thence easterly by
the southern boundary of that portion to the western side
of a road part of the opposite side of which forms the
western boundary of portion 2, parish of Goorooyarroo;
thence southerly by the western side of that road to the
Federal Territory boundary ; thence easterly by part of
that boundary to the eastern side of the last - mentioned
road; thence northerly by part of that side of that road
to the southern side of a road the opposite side of which
forms the southern boundary of portion 2 before mentioned ; thence easterly by part of the southern side of the
last - mentioned road to the western side of a road the
opposite side of which forms the westernmost boundary of
portion 284, parish of Goorooyarroo, and the western
boundary of portion 112, parish of Pialligo; thence
southerly by the western side of that road and the western
boundary of portion 120, parish of Pialligo, to the southwestern corner of that portion ; thence easterly by part of
the southern boundary of that portion to a north - western
corner of portion 121 ; thence southerly by the westernmost boundary of portion 121 and the westernmost boundary of portion 59 to the south- westernmost corner thereof ;
thence easterly by a southern boundary of the last -mentioned portion to the production northerly of the westernmost boundary of portion 199; thence southerly by that
Commonwealth 6azetto
production and the last -nil ntioncJ boundary and the westernmost boundary of portion. 194 to the northern boundary
of portion 78; thence westerly by part of that boundary
to the north - western corner thereof ; thence
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3063
generally
of which forms part of the southernmost boundary of
portion 131 ; and thence easterly by the southern boundary
portion 306 10 the commencing point.
south - easterly by part of the south - western boundary of
the last - mentioned portion to the north- eastern corner of
portion 77; thence westerly by the northern boundary 01
that portion to the north - western corner thereof ; thence
southerly by the western boundary of that portion to the
northern side -of a road part of the opposite side of which
forms the northern boundary of portion 104; thence westerly by part of the northern side of that road to the production northerly of the Western boundary of portion 104
before - mentioned ; thence southerly by that production
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and the western boundary of that portion to the southwestern corner thereof ; thence easterly by part of the
southern boundary of the last - mentioned portion to the
northwestern corner of portion 39 thence southerly and
easterly by the western boundary a-id part of the southern
boundary respectively of the last - mentioned portion to the
northwestern çorner of portion S.o; thence southerly by
part of the western boundary of that portion to the north-
eastern corner of portion 54; thence westerly by the nortliern boundary of that portion to the northwestern corner
thereof ; thence southerly by part of the western boundary
of portion 54 to the north- easternmost corner of portion
76; thence westerly by the northern boundary of that
portion and the production thereof across a road to a
point on the eastern boundary of portion 61, parish of
Canberra; thence northerly by 1_ -art of the eastern boundary of portion 61, the eastern boundary of portion 56,
its production across a road to the south- eastern corner
PIALLIGO
of portion 90, and part of the eastern boundary of portion
90 to the production westerly across a road of the southern
boundary of portion 102 ; thence easterly by that production and the southern boundary of portion 102 to the
south- eastern corner thereof ; thence northerly by part of
the eastern boundary of portion 102 beforementioned to
the production westerly across a road of the southernmost
boundary of portion i17; thence easterly by that production and that boundary to south - eastern corner thereof ;
thence northerly by the easternmost boundary of portion
8OC4oas tom he»
117 before mentioned and part of the eastern boundary
of portion 1o1 to the - southern side of a road the opposite
side of which forms the southernmost boundary of portion
NE n,
'J3, parish of Pialligo; thence easterly by part of the
* r3,
southern side of that road to the production southerly of
the eastern boundary of portion 153; thence northerly by
that production and that eastern boundary to the southern
boundary of portion 151; thence easterly by part of the
southern boundary of that portion to the' south- eastern
corner thereof ; thence northerly, westerly, again northerly
and again westerly by the easternmost, a northern and
eastern and the northernmost boundaries respectively of
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307
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portion it to the end of a road the southern side of
which forms the northern boundary of portion r r4, parish
of Canberra ; thence westerly by the northern side of the
aforesaid road to the south - eastern side of another road;
thence northerly by a line to the south- easternmost corner
of portion 121 ; thence northerly by the eastern boundaries
of portions 121 and 122, parish of Canberra ; thence nor-
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therly, easterly, and again northerly by an eastern, a
southern, and part of the easternmost boundaries respectively of portion 268, parish of Goorooyarroo, to the point
of commencement, excising therefrom Trig Reserve No. 61,
portion 36, and all roads and creeks already the property
of the Commonwealth.
SecondIy. Commencing at the southwestern corner of
portion 299, parish of Goorooyarroo ; thence easterly by
the southern boundaries of portions 299 and 307 and a
southern boundary of portion 138 to thsr north- eastern
corner of portion 308; thence southerly by a western
boundary of portion 538 to the north - eastern corner of
portion 144; thence westerly by the northernmost boundary of portion r44 to the north - easternmost corner thereof ;
thence southerly, westerly, and again southerly by a western, a northern, and the westernmost boundaries respectively of portion 144 to the south - westernmost corner
thereof ; thence westerly by the southern boundary of
portion 153 to the eastern boundary of portion 309 ; thence
-
IT is hereby notified -and declared by His Excellency
the Governor- General, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under
purpose, namely, for Defence purposes at Lithgow, New
South Wales.
Dated the IStli day of November, One thousand nine
DENMAN,
Governor-General.
southerly by part of that boundary to the south - eastern
corner of portion 309; thence westerly by the northern side
of a road part of the opposite side of which forms a
northern boundary of Portion 12, parish of Pialligo;
thence northerly by the eastern side of a road the opposite side of which forms the eastern boundary of portion
35; thence westerly by the northern side of a road the
opposite side of which forms the northernmost boundary
of portion 35 and a northern boundary of portion 164;
theme northerly by the eastern side of ra. road and an
eastern boundary of portion 165 ; thence easterly by a
southern boundary of portion 165, parish of Pialligo, and
the southernmost boundary of portion 134, parish of
Goorooyarroo ; thence northerly by the easternmost boun-
dary of portion 134, parish of Goorooyarroo, and the
eastern side of a road the opposite side of which forms
an eastern boundary of the last - mentioned portion ; thence
easterly by the southern side of a road the opposite side
N.L. 13/4546.
W. H. KELLY,
For Minister of State for Honie Affairs.
DESCRIPTION' OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land in the municipality of
Lithgow, containing 2 acres 1 rood 764 perches, more or
less, being land held under certificate of title, vol. 2206,
fol. err, part of rIo -acre grant to Thomas Brown, 14th
July, 1840, portion 53, parish of Lett, county of Cook,
State of New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia,
as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at a
point on the northwestern boundary of the Great Western
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71.-22n4 November, 1913
Railway bearing 244 deg. 32 min. 343 feet 5
inches
from the sputh- western side of Railway - parade ; thence
by part of the northwestern boundary of that railway
bearing 244 deg. 32 min. 188 feet 3 inches to the north-
thence by sides of that road bearing p66 deg. 46. mina.
1I.5 links, 247 deg. 891 links, and 200 deg. 54 mint. 703
links to the commencing point.
eastern side of a road 66 feet wide; thence by part of that
side of that road bearing 333 deg. 20 min. 589 feet x inch;
thence by lines bearing respectively 61 deg. 44 min. 166
feet 1z inches and r5z deg. 17 min. S98 feet z inch to
the point of commencement.
The Lands Acquisition Act r906.
IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency
the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the
the Lands Acquisition Act r906, for the following public
purpose, namely, for Quarantine purposes at Hammond
wesrer"
Greor
Island, Queensland.
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fi.
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Dated the 18th day of November, One thousand aine
DENMAN,
Governor - General.
W. H. KELLY,
Fos Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Q.L. 13/1456.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land at Hammond Island,
containing zoo acres, more or less, being portion 2, parish
of Port Kennedy, county of Torres, State of Queensland,
Commonwealth of Australia, shown hachured on plan
the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the hereunder : Commencing at a roint on the High Water
Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder de- mark on the shore of Aplin Pas3 bearing 1So deg. zoo
scribed has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the links from a post bearing 187 deg. 15 min. 60.9 links
Lands Acquisition Act 1906, for the following public pur- from a Wonghi tree marked
2 ; and bounded thence by
pose, namely, for Defence purposes, at Drouin, Victoria, lines bearing o deg. o min. 1,050 links and ror deg. 54
Dated the 12th day of November, One thousand nine min. 4,765 links to a point on the High Water mark on
the shore of Aplin Pass; and thence by the High Water
mark south - westerly and north - westerly to the point of
DENMAN,
commencement.
Governor-General.
MhiON¡1
By His, Excellency's Command,
!
fSLAN,
W. H. KELLY,
All that piece or parcel of land containing 99 acres z
rood 5 perches, more or less, being Crown allotment 87A,
Parish of Drouin West, County of Buln Buln, State of
Victoria, Commonwealth of _Australia, as shown hachured
on plan hereunder : Commencing at the north- eastern
corner of portion 87 ; thence by the northern boundary of
that portion bearing 279 deg. 17 min. 5,894 links to the
Z
south - eastern corner of .portion 143A; thence liy the eastern
boundary of that portion bearing 9. deg. 37 mins. 1,591
links to the southern side of a one -chain road ; thence by
part of that side of that road bearing 99 deg. 41 mins.
6,88g .links to the western side of a 4-chain road; thence
by part 9f that side of that road bearing x88 deg. 40
mans. 3531 links to the northern side of a 2 -chain road;
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3065
The Lands Acquisition Ad 1906.
1. the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the
T
Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder de-
South Australia.
scribed has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the
Lands Acquisition Act 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for Defence purposes, at Kalgoorlie,
Western Australia.
purpose, namely, for Postal purposes at Tailem Bend,
DENMAN,
DENMAN,
Governor - General.
Governor - General.
W. H. KELLY,
W. H. KELLY,
S.L. 13/1055.
W.L. 13/1636.
All that piece or parcel of land, containing one rood,
more or less, being section 15, town of Tailem Bend,
hundred of Seymour, county of Russell, State of South
Australia, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured
on plan hereunder : Commencing at a point on the southwestern side of Railway- terrace West being the northernmost corner of section 14 ; thence south - westerly by the
northwestern boundary of that section forming an interior angle of go deg. with Railway-terrace West a distance of 250 links to the north- eastern side of Murray terrace ; thence north-westerly by part of the north- eastern
side of Murray- terrace forming an interior angle of go
deg. with the +last line a distance of loo links to the
southernmost corner of section 16 ; thence north - easterly
by the south - eastern boundary of section 16 forming an
interior angle of go deg. with the last line a distance of
25o links to the southwestern side of Railway- terrace
West before - mentioned ; thence south - easterly by part of
the southwestern side of Railway - terrace West forming
an interior angle of go deg. with the last line a distance
of zoo links to the commencing point.
-Scale. /50 links ta an inch.
All that piece or parcel of land containing 3 roods 17.5
perches, more or less, being Kalgoorlie town lots 313, 314,
315, and Fart of 312, State of Western Australia, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on plan here-
under : Commencing at a point on the north - western side
of Hannan - street distant 156.6 links south- westerly from
the south - western side of Lane - street ; thence south -west-
erly by part of the north - western side of Hannan- street
344.4 links to the eastern corner of Kalgoorlie town lot
316 ; thence north - westerly by the north - eastern boundary
of that lot which forms an interior angle of 8g deg. 59
mins. with the last line 250 links to the south- eastern side
of a right-of-way ; thence north - easterly by part of that
side of that right -of -way which forms an interior angle of
go deg. 1 min. with the last line 344.3 links; thence southeasterly by a line which forms an interior angle of go deg.
with the last line 250 links to the commencing point, form-
ing thereat an interior angle of go deg. with the northwestern side of Hannan- street beforementioned.
Choi7s fo an Ach.
No: 77.-22nd November, 1913
3066
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Lands Acquisition Act xgo6.
purpose, namely, for Defence purposes at Burnie, Tasmania.
DENMAN,
Governor- General.
Examination No. 479.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
(Held on ist November, 1913.)
THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the
above examination, and have thereby qualified for
appointment to the position of Telegraph Messenger at the
places under which their names respectively appear.
The following should be noted
(1) The names will remain on the Register of Qualified
Candidates for eighteen months, that is, until and
including 20th May, 1915, when they mu:,t, in
accordance with the law, be removed t,hercfrom.
(2) A candidate, though successful, cannon be appointed
after he attains his seventeenth birthday.
(3) A candidate passes this examination if he secures at
least half marks each in Handwriting and in
but those who have also gained half
marks h) Arithmetic at this examination will, if
appointed, be eligible for promotion to a higher
position in the General Division without further
Spelling ;
W. H. KELLY,
'f . L. 13/618.
examination in these subjects.
(4) Those who have not secured at least 100 marks in
All that piece or parcel of land, containin :r 2 roods
2 perches, more or less, being lots 3 and 4, section H, on
plan of subdivision No. 41r, deposited in the office of
Arithmetic will be required to pass a further
50,000 acres granted to the Van Diemens Land Company,
(5) Unless a Telegraph Messenger qualifies for promotion
the Recorder of Titles, Hobart, and being part of the
in the State of Tasmania, Commonwealth of Australia,
as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at
a point on the southern side of Jones - street distant 400
links westerly from the western side of Alexander- street ;
thence by lines bearing respectively 179 deg. 37 min. 208
links, 244 deg. 52 min. 223.1 links, 359 deg. 37 min. 147.3
links, o deg. 31 min. 153.9 links to a point on the southern
side of Jones - street before mentioned ; thence by part of
that side of that street bearing 89 deg. 43 min. 200 links
to the point of commencement.
examination in that subject after appointment, in
order to become eligible for promotion. Promotion examinations are held half - yearly.
to a higher position before reaching the age of
eighteen years, he must retire from the Service on
attaining that age.
(6)
Where two or more candidates secure the same
number of marks, their order of merit is determined by the number of marks obtained for
(a) Arithmetic, and (b) Handwriting, and where
these numbers are also equal, then by ballot.
(7)
Upon appointment, a successful candidate must
produce evidence of the date of his birth and a
medical certificate, satisfying the Commissioner,
in whatever particulars he may determine, as to
the appointee's sound bodily health and freedom
from physical defects.
(8)
Upon application being made by a successful candi-
date appointed away from home, an allowance
of £1 per month will be paid during his service as
Telegraph Messenger.
(9)
Before a successful candidate who is subject to the
universal training provisions of the Defence Act
1903 -11 can receive appointment, he must produce
evidence from the Area Officer of the Training
Area in which he resides that he has fulfilled his
obligations in that respect.
s.lar7es
Sfreet
(10) Where a successful candidate for appointment at
Sydney and Suburbs does not reside within a
reasonable distance of a suburban office at which
a vacancy exists the Commissioner reserves the
right to appoint another boy, who, though having
obtained less marks at the examination, resides
in closer proximity to the post office referred to.
(1. t) If a successful candidate decline to accept an appoint-
ment offered to hire, or fail to reply within seven
days to a communication from the Commissioner
or a Public Service Inspector, respecting his
nomination to the Public Service, his name may
be removed from the " Register
Candidates."
Name.
bio
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a
7.1
o
H
150
75
200
450
143
150
114
116
136
115
160
150
165
155
130
150
170
150
125
115
95
100
100
373
370
354
341
341
340
334
334
329
321
315
313
299
rit
Maximum Marks
Pass Marks
..
SC des 1.50L i/7As fo an ir7ch
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, lsth November, 1913.
IT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro-
visions of the Lands Acquisition Act xgo6, authority
has been given for the lease to Mr. James Thomas Collett
of certain land in the Federal Territory, being Block 91,
Parish of Pialligo, County of Murray, for a period of
one year as from the 27th July, 1913, at a rental of ¿37
ros. per annum.
W. H. KELLY,
of Qualified
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100
1
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50
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SYDNEY AND SUBURBS.
Kennedy, Stuart Douglas
McGuire, James Patrick
Nott, Thomas Edward
Arthurson, Kenneth Ronald
Newton, Horace James ..
Felton, Herbert Eric
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McLean, Kenneth Lloyd
Hall, Frederick..
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Riley, Frank Harford ..
Graham, Henry Ritchie ..
Peirce, Edwin Leslie
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PUBLIO SERVICE E%AMINATlox -- continued.
PUBLIC SERVICE E4cAMrNATiON Continued.
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NEW SOUTH WALES continued.
QTJE E N SLAND continued.
SYDNEY AND SUBunBS continued.
Cripps, Eric William
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70 115
Anderson, Ernest David
70 136
Turnidge, Roy Walter Scott
70 122
Silverstone, Neville Rothchild
Bowles, Eric Clarance R.
Woods, Hilton Marshall
Miller, Clarence Charles John
McRae, Roderick James
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Willson, Harold
Jenner, Walter Edwin .
Hayes, Thomas Joseph ..
Murphy, William Patrick
EINASLEIGH.
115
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70
65
70
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60
60
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280
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94
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ARDLETHAN.
Bruce, Robert Roy
Bowditch, Donald
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KILLARNEY.
Aleck, Clyde Edgar
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MACKAY.
McAuliffe, Charles
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ROMA.
Curran, Kevin Robert
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Neal, Cyril Joseph
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ARMID ALE.
Riley, George Edwin
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300
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GLADSTONE.
BOGAN GATE.
Newell, Herbert Mansel . .
65
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75
78
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Sedunary, Raymond William
BYRON BAY.
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60
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143
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78 j 115
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Beames, Kenneth
150 I 356
70 ! 136
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Dixon, Joseph Arthur
Biggs, Francis Charles
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60
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MURRURUNDI.
Osborne, Albert
Cooper, James William
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McKimm, William James G.
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Hosking, William Arnold
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Thomas, Leslie MacDonald
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Asquith, Noel Guildford
Mayor, Arthur ..
Robinson, Douglas Frederick
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Norris, Percival
Waterston, Robert James
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Flood, Cyril Henry
Balaani, John William
Thompson, Raymond John
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Jones, William Owen
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Bryce, Felix Morton
Brabazon, Claude Lennox
Wallin, Edward William . .
Deschamp, Victor Charles
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Wilkins, George Egerton M.
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Davies, Thomas Gwalia . .
Moncrieff, William Ellis ..
Greene. Frederick Walter
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Thompson, Thomas Harold
Green, Richard Daniel ..
Seymour, Edmond Paget
Barrow, Rupert Harry ..
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Willcocks, Edward Gladstone
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QUEENSLAND.
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165
110
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DOWERIN.
Platton. Everet
Smalpage, Edward Francis
TRAFALGAR.
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COLLIE.
M.ANSFIELI).
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VICTORIA.
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Taylor, James Wilmot
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D. C. McLACHLAN,
Commissioner.
ARAMAC.
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W. J. CLEMENS,
Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth .Public Service Commissioner
Melbourne, 21st November, 1913.
3068
Naval or Military Training.+ Before any successful
candidate, who is subject to the universal training pro -
Examination No. 487.
visions of the Defence Act 1903 -191I, can receive appoint-
FOR ArPOINmiENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
ACOMPETITIVE Examination, for appointment as
above, of boys who are not less than 14 years or
age nor have reached their z6th birthday at the date of
examination. will be held at the places named below, and
subject to the -following conditions :-Date of Examination. Saturday afternoon. 6th December, 1913.
Applications Close. Applications must be lodged not
later than Thursday, 4th December, 1913, with the Post master at the Post Office at which the candidate desires to
be appointed, from whom printed forms of application
may be obtained either by written or personal request.
Examination Centres:
New South Wales. Arniidale, 13urren junction, Dungog, Geurie, Grenfell, Ketnpsey; Louth, Macksville, Moree, Taree, Walgett, Wanaaring.
Victoria. Bairnsdale, Dunolly, Frrnkston, Pcnshurst,
Rochester.
Queensland. Blackall, Cambooya. Chinchilla, Crow's
Nest, Cunnamulla, Ilfracombe,
Kingarov, Mt.
Garnet, Pialba, Rockhampton, St. George, Winton.
South Australia. Mannum, Mt. Gambier, Pt. Augusta,
ment, he must produce evidence from the Area Officer of
the Training Area in which he resides that he has fulfilled
his obligations in that respect.
¡Appointment. Subject to Conditions. A successful can-
didate upon appointment must produce evidence of the
date of his birth and a medical certificate, satisfying
the Commissioner in such particulars as he may determine,
of sound bodily health and freedom from physical defects.
D. C. McLACHLAN,
Commissk ner.
W. J. CLEMENS,
Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
CLASSIFICATION OF TELEGRAPHISTS AND CLERICAL
As SISTANTS,
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT.
following, relative to Classification and CondiT HEtions
of Advancement of Telegraphists and Clerical
Department, is
Assistants in the Postmaster - General's
published for the information of the officers concerned :
Pt. Germein, Pt. Lincoln, Pt. Victoria.
TELEGRAPHISTS AT HEAD OFFICES.
7'a.smania. Devonport West, Latrobe.
Examination Fee. Each application must be accompanied by a crossed postal note for 5s.
Vacancies. Successful candidates will be eligible for
appointment, in their order of merit, to existing vacancies
at the centre at which they are examined only, and also
to vacancies arising at such centre during the period of
eighteen months ensuing the date of the .entry of their
names on the Register of Qualified Candidates. A' success-
ful candidate will, however, cease to be eligible for appointment upon attaining his seventeenth birthday (the
maximum age for appointment).
Salary. The salary attached to the position is ist year,
.434::); 2nd year, Z52; with an increase, after a further
twelve months, to 6o per annum conditional on passing a
test in sending and receiving telegraph messages at the rate
of twenty words a minute.
On reaching the age of 2! years, officers in the General
Division receive a salary of at least tiro per annum.
Allowance.Upon application being made by a successful candidate appointed away from home, an allowance
will be paid at the rate of Zr per month during his service
as Telegraph Messenger while living away from home.
Subjects of Examination. The subjects of examination
will be
(a) Handwriting To be judged from the candidates'
papers in Spelling. (Maximum marks, ioo.)
(b) Spelling To be tested by writing, from dictation.
not less than r8o words.
(Maximum marks.
(c) Arithmetic First four rules, simple and money
.
(Maximum marks, 2oo.)
General Particulars. Candidates will pass this examination if they secure half marks in Handwriting and
in. Spelling only ; but those who also gain half marks
in Arithmetic will be eligible for promotion to a higher
position in the General Division. Those who do not
secure half marks in Arithmetic will be required to pass
a further examination, after appointment, in that subject,
in order to become qualified for promotion. A Telegraph
Messenger on attaining the age of 18 years must retire
unless he has qualified. for promotion. Promotion examinations are held half - yearly.
Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for promotion, may be appointed to higher positions in the General
Division, such as Telephonist, Letter Carrier, Assistant
Mail Driver, and Indoor Messenger. Officers may advance
from these positions to other and higher positions in the
General Division. Telegraph Messengers may also be
appointed as Postal Assistants on passing an examination
in Telegraphy.
Telegraph Messengers and other General Division offiters may qualify for transfer to the Clerical Division by
passing competitive examinations that are held for that
purpose from time to time as the requirements of the
Service demand.
For the purpose of classification of telegraphists the
lines at the head office shall be divided into first class
lines and second class lines.
First class lines shall comprise Inter -State lines (exclusive of Wheatstone) and the more important country
lines, the latter, except in special cases, not to include
Morse lines.
All other lines shall be deemed to be second class lines.
Officers employed on second class lines will be classified
as telegraphists, Class 5 (maximum salary, 1200, tq) be
attainable by annual increments). Advancement will be
subject to reports as to good conduct and efficiency, and,
in the case of any officer who, at the date an increment
accrues, has completed twelve months' service in head
office, to certificate that the officer has proved his competency as a Wheatstone operator under the prescribed
conditions ; provided, also, that, for the purpose of advancement beyond 1180. an officer shall not be regarded
as efficient unless certified by the Department as being
competent to maintain an average working rate of not
less than twenty -five (25) words per minute.
Officers employed on first class lines will be classified
as telegraphists, Class 4, and will be paid at the rate of
f.'210 to £235 per annum, provided
la) That no officer shall be advanced to í2I0 or
/23.5 unless, in common with 5th Class telegraphists,
operator.
he
is
a
competent
Wheatstone
(b) That an officer shall only be paid /2ro per
annum upon evidence to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner that he is competent to satisfactorily perform the business on all first class
lines, and to maintain an average rate of work in.g at not less than twenty -eight (28) words a
minute.
an officer shall
(' ) That
only be paid 1235 per
annum upon evidence to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner that he is competent to satisfactorily perform the business of Inter - State
quadruplex- and duplex lines, and maintain an
average rate of working (including receiving
on a typewriter) at not less than thirty (3o)
words a minute, and that he is regularly em-
ptoyed on Inter -State lines continuously working quadruplex or duplex.
(d) That the number of telegraphists at 1210 and
/235 shall not exceed the number specified ai
necessary for the working of first class lines,
and that the number at /235 shall not exceed
the number specified as necessary for the working of Inter -State quadruplex and duplex lines.
The number of telegraphists, _Class 4, to be determined
as necessary for the working of first class lines shall in-
clude any officers at present receiving salaries of t2ro
and unwards engaged in working telegraph lines, and all
such officers must be utilized on first class lines. The disposition of 4th and 5th Class officers must be maintained
strictly in accordance with the classification of lines. As
a general practice, the employment of 5th Class officers
on first class lines must be restricted wholly to cases of
emergency, and no such officers should be employed on
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first class lines while 4th Class officers are available for
such lines. In cases, such as on night- staffs, where it
(g) Evince dexterity and judgment in arranging and
gumming Morse tape to forms at such a rate as
to keep up with a Wheatstone receiver running
at the rate of 8o words per minute.
Work under. (a), (e), and (d) must be entirely free from
errors. Work under (b) and (e) must be free from
errors, not more than one erasure being permitted in 25
and 20 words respectively.
may not be practicable to wholly employ officers on
correspondingly classified lines, the staff should be so
arranged that the nreponderance of the more important
work shall be performed by 4th Class officers. Should
any telegraphist be incapable of working a line corresponding to his classification, the telegraph manager shall
report such officer's incapacity, whereupon he will be
noted for removal at the first opportunity to a suitable
position elsewhere.
D. C. McLACHLAN,
.
Officers whose services are largely utilized for such
purposes as assisting the supervisors and relieving super-
Commissioner.
W. J. CLEMENS,
Secretary.
Melbourne, loth November, 1913.
visory staff may be designated senior telegraphists, Class'4,
and may be paid salaries ranging from
to 2300 per
annum. The number of such officers for2235
each head office
will be specifically determined, but such number may be
subject to alteration from time to time by the Comini
sioner.
Officers eligible for appointment as senior telegraphist
will be considered upon their known qualifications and
efficiency for the performance of the duties of the particular position, and, if necessary, will be required to
demonstrate their fitness by examination as to knowledge
of circuits and ability to test for instrument and line
faults in quadruplex and other circuits.
POST OFFICES.
The designation of telegraphist and senior telegraplii.,
will he confined to officers en1Aloyed exclusively at telegraphic work at certain specified offices. All other clerical
officers will be designated clerical assistant
or senior
clerical assistant.
:
Telegraphists and clerical assistants employed at po -t
offices will be ;classified as under
t)liie:!.
Telegraphist
...
Clerical Assistant ...
Telegraphist
...
Clerical Assistant ...
Senior Telegraphist
Senior Clerical Assistant
4
Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902 -Regulations 232 -256.
ELECTION OF A DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE.
GENERAI. DIVISION STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Extraordinary Vacancy.
rrHE Public Service Commissioner hereby notifies officers of the Commonwealth Public Service in the
General Division, State of South Australia, that Monday,
the 19th January, 1914, has been fixed as the date for hold -
ing an election of a Divisional Representative to act on
Boards of Inquiry and Boards of Appeal in the State of
South Australia, in accordance with the provisions of the
commonwealth Public Service Act and Regulations.
The term for which the officer elected may hold office
will expire on the 13th May, 1915.
Officers classified as having Professional or Clerical
status, but performing work classified in the General Division, are entitled to vote at this election.
Nominations of candidates for election, signed by not
less than twenty persons entitled to vote in the General
Division, must be forwarded to the Public Service Returning Officer for the State, Mr. W. C. Crawley, Telegraph
Branch, Adelaide, so as to reach him not
later than
1E:235-to £300
Monday, the Sth December, 1913.
Forms of nomination may be obtained upon application
to the Returning Officer.
Advancement of telegraphists will be subject to the
same conditions, omitting those relating to Wheatstone
working, as are prescribed for telegraphists at Head
Offices.
Ballot papers, which will be delivered or posted to
every officer entitled to vote not less than fourteen (i4)
days prior to the date fixed for election, must be marked
and signed in the manner prescribed by Regulation No.
244, and posted to the Returning Officer so as to reach
him not later than Twelve o'clock noon on the day of
election.
Advancement of clerical assistants will be dependent
upon efficiency in, and the value of, 'the duties they are
required to perform, provided that for the purpose of advancement beyond J180 pet annum, no person hereafter
appointed to a clerical. assistant's position will be regarded
as efficient unless certified as being competent to maintain
an average rate of working at not less than 25 words a
minute.
Telegraphists and senior telegraphists in post offices will
be expected to make themselves acquainted
with the
general work of a post office, and in determining the advancement of senior telegraphists and senior clerical assistants to any subdivision of the 4th Class, their capacity
for relieving the postmaster, if required, will be taken
into consideration.
The advancement of senior clerical assistants and senior
telegraphists through the subdivisions of the 4th Class will
be dependent upon the relative value of work performed,
and not upon any system of periodical progression, annual
or otherwise.
Conditions relative to Wheatstone working referred to
An officer shall not be regarded as proficient in Wheat-
in the foregoing :
stone working unless competent to
(a) Read perforated signals at the rate of zo words
per minute.
(b) Work the Gell perforator at the rate of 25 words
per minute.
(c) Read from the tape and transcribe Morse characters
at the rate of 20 words per minute.
(d) Read from the tape and transmit Morse characters
at the rate of 20 words per minute.
(e) Punch Morse characters at the rate of 20 words
per minute; provided that in the case of officers
who, at the date of test, are over 30 years of
age, the rate may be reduced to 15 words per
minute, and that In the case of officers who,
on ist January, 1909, had reached the age
of 35 years, this section may be omitted.
(f) Balance and adjust Wheatstone circuits so far as
the electrical balances are concerned.
D. C McL ACHLAN,
Commissioner.
W. J. CLEMENS,
Secretary.
Oîfire of the Public Service Commissioner,
Melbourne; 13th November, 1913.
Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
i
l'PLICATIONS will be received by the Public Service Commissioner from persons qualified for appointment to the positions specified
below.
Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for
appointment to the Administrative and Professional Divisions, but are not eligible for appointment to Clerical or
General Division vacancies, unless
were in the service
of a State on Ist January, i9o1, orthey
have retired from the
service of the Commonwealth or of a State.
Applicants who are officers of the Public Service of
State should state the date of their appointment to thea
Service, present position, and salary.
Applicants from outside the Service should state their
qualifications for the office they seek. Copies only of
diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should
be forwarded. If the originals are required
they will be
asked for.
Full names and date and year of birth should be stated,
and applications must be in applicant's handwriting.
Applications should be addressed to the " Commonwealth Public Service Inspector " of the
in which
(he vacancy exists, and, in the case of State
officers of the
Commonwealth Service, be forwarded through the
Chief
)tficer of the Department
to which the applicant belongs.
3070
Minimum and maximum salaries where shown indicate
the .limits of the class or grade in which the position is
classified. Subject to the provisions of the Public Service
Act appointments clay be made at any salary within those
limits. Successful appointees must comply with the life
assurance provisions of the Public Service Act and Regu-
NOTIFICATION OF' VACANCIES continued
Division
Application
Returnable.
and Salary
per Annum.
Locality.
Position.
lations.
Officers of the Public Service should note that in. any
ease where the minimum salary of a position in the Clerical
Division is not the minimum salary of a Class, and the
successful applicant is not eligible for the former by
reason of not having received the salary of the next lower
subdivision
for twelve months, he will be granted an
allowance equal to the difference between the salary for
which he is eligible and the minimum salary of the position until he can be advanced by annual subdivisional
increment to the latter salary.
Officers who may be transferred without promotion or
increase of salary as the result of an application for an
advertised vacancy will be required to pay their own expenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the
conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.
Division
New South Wales continued.
Assistant
charge)
General, £126 29th November
to 2156, less
10 per cent.
(in I Danda]cao
for rent
of
quarters; district allowance, Scale I.
Quarters : Four rooms, &c.
General, £132
to £156, less
10 per cent.
§Postal Assist- ; Ivanhoe
ant in charge
29th No
vember
!
for rent of
quarters; dis-
trict allowance, scale
Applicat.inn
and Salary
per Annum.
Locality.
l'OSi i:iOn.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENTcontinued.
Returnable.
III.
Quarters : Four rooms.
DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
Class
November
Clerical, £300 24th
Inspector, 4th I Melbourne ...
1
I
ant (in charge
Dssties. Inspection of certificates and records, and general
investigation of matters relating to the Immiarati- n Act, par ticularly as rewards the illegal introduction of prohibited immigrants into Australia.
for rent
trict allow-
ance, Scale
Quarters : Eight rooms.
PENSIONS BRANCH.
New South Wales.
... Cho ical. £420
Sydney
to 2500
6th December
Generaloe £132 i 6th Decentber
to 2156, less
§Postal Assistant' Quarnbone ...
(in charge)
10 per cent.
for rent of
,
quarters; dis
Clasp
tit
an :,
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AN I) CUSTOMS.
Class, Land-
No29th
veuober
ing Branch
Officer, 41h
6th December
6th December
Clerical, £210
Bega
As-
ristant,
4th
Class
1
Victoria..
Class. Shipping
Branch
General, £126
Melbourne ...
1- Assistant,
6th December
to 2156
Quat antine
Branch
fi Applicants will be reviled to undertake the duties of
LHborat"ry Asp - istant, and shi'uld uo.sess a knoveledge of the
technique of bacteriology and t.,e prepaiation of calf lymph.
New South Wales.
... Clerical, £210
Sydney
to £300
Clerk, 4th Class.
6th Decernher
f
A ccoun ts
*Clerk (to Insoector', 4th
Class, 2 positions, Inspec-
Melbourne ...
,
I
tion and In
Mail
land
13. anch
Postmaster ...
Clerical, £380 29th
November
to 2490, less
10 per cent.
Hamilton
¡
for rent of
Branch
'quarters ; allowance 236
per annum
for acting as
Divis onal
Returning
;Victoria.
Clerical, £210 1 6th December
j
to £300
Clerk, 4th Class, Melbourne ...
l
'
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Quarters :
?Vew South Wales.
... Clerical, £210 129t hmb NoClerk, 4th class,1 Sydney
Mail Branch
Applicants must have experience of work of a Mail Branch.
£144 29th No§Senior Postal White Cliffs ... General,
vember
to £192, less
Assistant (in
10 per cent.
charge)
for rent of
quarters; die
Postmaster ...
Dunolly
{
1
trict allowance,
1II.
Scale
Quarters : Five rooms, &c.
General, £144 29th No§Senior Postal Louth
vember
to £192, less
Assistant (in
10 per cent
charge)
for rent of
quarters; dis-
trict allowance,
Clerical, £210 ; 29th November
to £300
*In lieu of notification in G'u..:.-ctte of 15th instant.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Accounts
Branch
Sc.+1e
Quarters : Six rooms.
§ Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age
Clerical
Victoria.
Melbourne ... Clerical, £210
to 2300
Examining
allow
II
New South Wales.
... Clerical, £420
Sydney
to 2500
Inspector, 2nd
of
quarters ; dis
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Deputy Cornmi- sioner, 2nd
6th December
Clerical, £132
to .216, less
10 per cent.
§Postal Assist- ( Pilliga
beale
III.
Quarters : Five rooms, &c.
SON
Officer
en rooms.
Clerical, £210 6th December
to £235, less
10 per cent.
for rent
quarters
§Senior Postal Jeparit
Assistant (in
charge)
of
General, £144 6th Decentber
to 2192, less
10 per cent.
for
rent of
quarters
Quarters : Five rooms.
§ Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.
Queensland.
§Senior Postal Roma
Assistant
November
General, £144 29th
to £ 192 ; district allow-
ance, Scale I.
§ Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.
No. 77. 22nd November, 1913
3071
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES Continued.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES continued.
Divíì Aon
Position.
A pplication
aand Wary
per Annum.
Locaiiby.
Position.
Returnable.
Queensland continued.
General, £162 29th
(in
Eidsv old
1
to £1681, less
10 per cent.
i
Line Foreman,
Noi ember
quarters.
Quarters : Seven rooms, &e.
i
When required horses will be hired
*No forage allowance.
for line work at expense of Department.
In lieu of notification in Gazette of 15th instant.
. Postmaster
Aramac
...
Elects ical
Engineer's
Branch
continued.
Queensland continued.
... General, £174. 6th DecemBrisbane
to £186
ber
Clerical, £210 6th Decemto £235, less
ber
10 per cent.
to £186 **
ber
* District allowance under zone scale.
South Australia.
No. 6 Party ... General, £174 29th NoLine Foreman
to £186
vember
r
for rent of
quarters ; district allowance, Scale
D. C. MoLACHLAN.
Commissioner.
W. J. CLEMENS,
Secretary.
IV.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Date
Application
Returnable.
Line Foreman No. 4 Party ... General, £174 6th Decemto C 86 **
ber
Line Foreman No. 6 Party .., General, £174 6th Decem-
for rent of
f
and Salary
per Annum.
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTE ENT
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENTcontinued.
*Lineman
charge)
Division
Locality.
22nd November, 1913.
Date
Place and Description of Work.
Amount
Contractor's rame and Address.
of
Completion.
Customs House, Melbourne Repairs, Painting, and
565
T. Pearce, 275 Elgin- street, Carlton
18.2.14
297
Partridge, Wall, and Wall, East
Maitland
Joseph Head, Seven Hills
3.2.14
of
Contract.
Cleaning
Greta Post Office and Telegraph Office Improve-
ments
Singleton Post Office Repairs, &c.
179
. .
20.1.14
W. H. KELLY,
For Minister for Home Affairs.
K ALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAI i.1'AY.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Description.
Quantity.
Rate.
Amount.
..
5,260
4,844
10,520
9,688
Locomotive Engines and Ten- 2 Kalgoorlie
ders (4-6-0 Type)
2 Port Augusta
Total
Amount.
20,208
Tasmanian Blackwood Tim- 30,000 sup. ft., 9" to 12"
ber for Port Augusta
wide
40,000 sup. ft., 12" to 15"
35s.
37s. 6d.
wide
30,000 sup. ft., 15" to 18"
wide
40s.
per 100
7,
Contractor.
Newell and Co., Melboume
.525
750
600
1,875
E.
Alexander,
mania
Tas-
JOSEPH COOK,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
3072
ACTING RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
WATER SUPPLY PUMPING PLANT FOR
CANBERRA.
TENDERS are invited. returnable by Twelve noon on
Wednesday, the 26th November, 1913 (instead of
Monday, 24th November, as previously advertised), for the
supply of the above.
Tenders are to be addressed to " The Secretary, Department of Home Affairs, Melbourne," and indorsed " Tender
for Pumping Plant, Canberra."
Specifications, conditions, and tender forms may be obtained at the following offices :
(1) The Works Director for New South Wales, Customs House, Sydney.
(2) The Works Director for Victoria, 151 Collins - street,
Melbourne.
No tender will necessarily be accepted.
W. H. KELLY,
F.C.W. 13/561.
Department of Haine Affairs.
NORTH HEAD QUARANTINE STATION
OVERHEAD TRAVELLING CRANE.
TENDERS are invited, returnable at Noon on Monday, the 1st December, 1913, for the supply of the
Department of defence, Military, State of South Australia.-- WILLIA1f HENRY MARTIN, during the temporary
absence of H. A. Connell.
Department of the Treasury, Land Tax Branch, State
of South Australia. -- WILLIAM LEWIS NEALE, during
the temporary absence of L. A. Wells.
Postmaster - General's Department, State of Tasmania.
MALT.ATt VERE, HAMILTON, during the temporary absence
of A. T. Oldham.
Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of Queensland.
HARM') DUNCAN SOMERSET FORBES, during the tem-
porary absence of G. I. Bourne.
ACTING CERTIFYING OFFICER.
WILLIAM LEWIS NEALE. To certify accounts for expendi-
ture which it has been directed shall be certified by
the Deputy Commissioner of Land Tax, State of South
Australia, during the temporary absence of the latter.
ACTING AUTHORIZING OFFICERS.
Department of Trade and Customs, State of South Aus-
tralia.-- -FRANK CLARKE, during the temporary absence
of A. H. Gibson.
Department of the Treasury, Land Tax Branch, State
of South Australia. WIr.I.TArs LEWIS NEME. during
the temporary absence of the Deputy Commissioner of
Land Tax.
above.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the following
offices :
(a) The Commonwealth Works Director for New South
Wales, Customs House, Sydney ;
(b) The Commonwealth Works Director for Victoria,
151 Collins - street, Melbourne.
Tenders are to be addressed to " The Secretary, Depart
ment of Home Affairs. Melbourne," and indorsed " Tender
for Overhead Crane, North Head Quarantine Station."
W. H. KELLY,
For Minister for Home 'Affairs.
13Í4364
Department of Home Affairs.
BOILER PLANT QUARANTINE STATION,
NORTH HEAD, SYDNEY.
TENDERS will be received until Noon on Monday, 24th
. November, ter3, for the supply of the above.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the following
offices :
PAYING OFFICER.
Department of Defence, Naval, State of Tasmania.- JOSEPH W. BARTER, as from the 1st of September,
1913. vice Raymond Anthony.
ACTING PAYING OFFICERS.
Department of Defence, Military, State of South Australia.- --WILLIAi1 HENRY MARTIN, during the temporary
absence of H. A. Connell.
Postmaster - General's Department, State of Tasmania.-MALLATi VERE HAMILTON, during the temporary absence
of A. T. Oldham.
Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of Queensland.HAROLD DUNCAN SOMERSET FORBES, during the tem-
porary absence of G. I. Bourne.
SUB- TREASURY PAYMASTER.
Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of Queensland.
HAROLD DUNCAN SOMERSET FORBES, during the tem-
porary absence of G. L Bourne.
JOHN 'FORREST,
(a) The Works Director for New South Wales, 4th
floor, Customs House, Sydney.
(b) The Works Director for Victoria,
151
Department of the Treasury,
Collins -
street, Melbourne.
Tenders are to be addressed to " The Secretary, Depart -.
Ment of Home Affairs, Melbourne," and indorsed " Tender
for Boiler Plant, North Head Quarantine Station."
W. H. KELLY,
Department of Borne Affairs,
TENDERS will be received until Noon on Monday, 1st
1 December, 1913, for Repairs and Renewals to Wharf,
Reinforcement of Cable Tank Covers, &c., S. M. Depot,
Chowder Bay.
Plan and specification may be seen at the office of the
Works Director for New South Wales, Customs House
(4th floor), Sydney, to whom tenders, indorsed as above,
should be addressed.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
W. H. KELLY,
N. 13!4473
Treasurer.
(655.)
APPOINTMENT OF A REGISTRAR OF PENSIONS
UNDER THE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PT
SIONS ACT 1908 -19o9, STATE OF NEWT SOUTH
WALES.
IIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to appoint JOSEPH WILLIAM REED a Registrar of
Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Ad
1908 -1909, for the District of Newcastle, State of New South
\Vales, as from the 12th of August, 1911; and further,
to cancel, as from the trth of August, 1911, the appointment of GEORGE NEWMARCH as a Registrar of Pensions
for the District of Newcastle, made by Order in Council
of the 9th of September, 1909.
JOHN FORREST,
(676.)
Treasurer.
APPOINTMENT OF A REGISTRAR OF PENSIONS
UNDER THE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PENSIONS ACT 1908 -1912, STATE OF NEW SOUTH
WALES.
APPOINTMENTS UNDER TREASURY
REGULATIONS.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the
pleased to approve of the undermentioned appointments :
IS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the
II
pleased to appoint JOHN HUGH DAVIES a Registrar Of
RECEIVER OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
Wales, as from the 9th of April, 1913, vice Joseph Wil-
Department of Defence, Naval, State of Tasmania.- JOSEPH W. BARTER, as from 1st September, 1913, vice
Raymond Anthony.
Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act
1908 -1912, for the District of Newcastle, State of New South
liam Reed.
JOHN FORREST,
(65o.)
Treasurer.
3073
TREASURY REGULATIONS UNDER TI-lE AUDIT
ACT r9ox -I9I2, CLAUSE 61.
PURCHASE OF MACHINERY FOR USE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
THE TREASURY, .STAMP PRINTING BRANCH.
pleased to approve of authority being given for the expenditure of Two hundred and forty pounds ((24o), in
the purchase from Messrs. Middows Brothers, Flinder >
lane, Melbourne, of one Numbering Outfit, required for
use in the Department of the Treasury, Stamp Printing
Branch.
JOHN FORREST,
(659.)
Treasurer.
TREASURY REGULATIONS UNDER THE AUDIT
ACT 1901 -r912, CLAUSE 6i.
PURCIL4SE OF A MACHINE FOR USE, 1N THE DEPARTMENT OF
THE TREASURY, NOTE PRINTING BRANCH.
IS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the
H
advice of the Federal Executive Council, lias been
pleased to approve of authority
CORRIGENDA'.
pAPER, 1913 -14.- Contract No. 15 ; Gazette, page 2770
of 1913 ; item Io; cream wove bank quadruple
foolscap-Read xis. 9d. in lieu of ¿I 155. gd. per ream.
Envelopes, 1913-4.- Contract No. 26, Gazette, page
items I to x8; cartridge envelopes --Read rates as
under in lieu of those previously gazetted
Item I. -135. 4d. per x,000.
Item 2. -165. per x,000.
Item 3. -18s. per x,000.
Item 4. -IIS. 6d. per 1,000.
Item 5. -17x. 6d. per i,000.
Item 6. -23s. 6d. per x,000.
Item 7. -r9s. 6d. per x,000.
Item 8. -32s. 3d. per x,000.
Item 9. -21s. 6d. per x,000.
Item ro. -325. 6d. per Is000.
Item II. -34x. 6d. per x,000.
Item 12.- --215. 6d. per x,000.
Item 13. -36s. per 1,000.
Item 14.-4os. per x,000.
Item 15.-655. per x,000.
Item 16. -50s. per r,000.
Item 17. -25s. per I,000.
Item I8. -64s. per x,000.
JOHN FORREST,
2772 ;
pounds (Zr87), in the purchase from Messrs: F. T. Wirnble
and Company, Post Office - place, Melbourne, of one Demy
High -speed Wharfedale Printing Machine, required for
in the Department of the Treasury, Note Printing
JOHN FORREST,
Branch.
(65$)
Treasurer.
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING
A
REGULATION UNDER THE AUDIT ACTOF
Igor -19x2.
PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive
Council, was, on the i8th day of November, 19x3, pleased
to make a Regulation under the Audit Act 1901 -1912, to
come into operation forthwith.
The Regulation may be cited as Statutory Rules i9r3,
No. 297, and copies of it may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price of Three
pence.
JOHN FORREST,
(66x.)
Treasurer.
Melbourne, loth November, i.913.
NOTIFIC11'l'ION OF THE - 11'AKING OF A REGULA-
TION UNDER THE MATERNITY ALLOWANCE
ACT 1912.
PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act /903, notice
is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor-
1General, acting with the advice
of the Federal Executive
Council, was, on the i8th day of November, 1913, pleased
to make a Regulation under the Maternity Allowance Ad
1912, to come into. operation forthwith.
The ,Regulation may be cited as Statutory Rules 1913,
No. 298, and copies of it may
be purchased at the
Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price
of
Threepence..
(66o.)
JOHN FORREST,
Treasurer.
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAIKING OF A REGUL.1
TION UNDER THE
ACT 1912.
MATERNITY ALLOWANCE
P
URSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive
Council, was, on the x8th day of November, I-913, pleased
to make a Regulation under the Maternity Allowance Act
1912, to . come into operation forthwith.
The Regulation may be cited Statutory Rules x913,
No. 299, and copies of it mayasbe
purchased at the
Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price
of
Threepence.
(662.)
JOHN FORREST,
Treasurer.
:-
Treasurer.
COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATION
being given for the expenditure of the sum of One hundred and eighty -seven
use
No. 77.- --22nd November, 1913
AND ARBITRATION.
Principal Registry,
Melbourne, x4th November, 1913.
OTICE is hereby given that application has been
l made to me, under
I
the Corzmonweallh Conciliation
and Arbitration Act 1904. -1911, for the registration of
an
association called " The Federated Theatrical Choristers
and Dancers Association," as an organization of employees.
Any person who desires to object to the registration of
the association may do so by lodging with
me a notice
of objection in the prescribed form, and statutory
declarations in support thereof, within thirty days after
publication of this advertisement, and by serving on the
the
association copies of the notice of objection and statutory
declarations so lodged.
A. M. STEWART,
Industrial Registrar.
Department of Defence,
Ex. Min. No. 868. Melbourne, 22nd November, 1913.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
AUTHORITY TO ENTER UPON AND USE LANDS FOR TRAINING
IN THE VICINITY OF LIVERPOOL, NEW SOUTH WALES,
BETWEEN THE 22ND NOVEMBER,
1913, AND THE 20TH DECEMBER, 1913.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the
pleased to approve, under the powers conferred
by section
69 of the Defence Act 1903-19x2, of the Commonwealth
Ailitary Forces being authorized to enter upon and use
for training, manoeuvres, or other military purposes, between the 22nd November, 1913, and the 20th December,
1913, all that country in the Parishes of St. Luke and
Cabramatta, County of Cumberland,
South Wales,
commencing on the Cabramatta CreekNew
it crosses
the Great Southern Railway line; thencewhere
along that line
northerly to the Uulgoa -road ;
thence along that road
westerly to the Sydney Water Supply,
including Cecil
Hills; thence along the Sydney Water Supply
for a distance of about 4 miles; thence on the southerly
south by
a line bearing easterly to Hoxton Park -road and
matta Creek, and along that creek to the point ofCabramencement; and that the owners or occupiers of any comland who claim that they have sustained any damagesuch
Dr
loss by reason of such entry or use be required
to submit
their claims for such damage or loss to the District
Commandant, New South Wales, within seventy -two hours
such entry or use. Such clams will be submitted. of
to. a
Board of three officers, and compensation, as approved
by the Minister of Defence,
Owners or occupiers.
may be paid to the said
E. D. MILLEN,
Minister of State for Defence.
Ex. Min. No. 867.
Melbourne, 22nd November, 1913.
AUTHORITY TO ENTER UPON AND USE LANDS FOR TRAINING
IN THE VICINITY OF E-IALBA,
QUEENSLAND, BETWEEN THE
3RD JANUARY AND THE 3RD FEBRUARY,
1914.
HIS Excellency the Governor-General
acting with the
advice of.. the Federal
Council,
been
pleased to approve, under the Executive
powers conferred byhas
section
69 of the Defence Act 1903 -19x2, of the Commonwealth
Military Forces being
authorized to enter upon and use
14o. 77.--22nd November, 013
for training, manoeuvres, or other military purposes, between the 3rd January and the 3rd February, 1914, all
those lands in the vicinity of Pialba, Parishes of Uranga1a
and Vernon, County of March, enclosed within the folfrom the' coast at
lowing boundaries, viz., commencing
Pialba Railway Station along the railway, to the Urraween Railway Station ; thence due west a. mile and a half :
thence due north to I3illai Creek ; thence along the shore
to point of commencement ; and that the owners or occupiers of any such land who claim that they have sustained
be
any damage or loss by reason of such entry or use
required to submit their claims for such damage or loss
within seventy to the District Commandant, Queensland,
two hours of such entry or use. Such claims will be
submitted to a Board of three officers, and compensation,
as approved by the Minister of Defence, may be paid to
the said owners or occupiers..
E. D. MILLEN,
] .s. Min. No. S6o.
APPOINTMENT.
acting with the
HIS Excellency the Governor- Generai,
Infantry
pleased to approve of Captain H. S. JACOBS, 56th appoint(the Varga Borderers) being permitted to acceptSir John
ment
as
Aide-de-Camp to
His Excellency
LL.D., D.C.L., Lieutenant Madden, G.C.M.G., B.A., Victoria,
during such time as
Governor of the State of
His Excellency may be acting as Gover :nor of the State
of Victoria.
E. D. MILLEN.
Ex. Mins. Nos. 857, 858, 859.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE
CODMMONWEALTH.
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, 'ETC.
iS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the
pleased to approve of the following changes, &c., in connexion with the Military Forces of the Commonwealth,
viz.:Administrative and Instructional StaffLieutenant STANLEY GORDON GIBBS, Army Service Corps
(Imperial Army), is appointed to the Administrative
the temporary
and Instructional Staff, and granted
as he may be
rank of Lieutenant during such timeForces,
and be
attached to the Australian Military
Assistant Director of Supply and Transport, 2nd
Military District. Dated 12th September, 1913.
Lieutenant S. G. GIuBs ranks in the Australian Milihis promotion to
tary Forces according to the date of
Lieutenant in the Imperial Army, viz., ist July, 1905.
Warrant Officer THOMAS ]3ENRY KENNETT from appoint-
Major, Instrucment of Staff Regimental Sergeant - be
tional Staff, 4th Military District, to Adjutant and
Quartermaster, temporarily, with the honorary rank
the establishment,
of Lieutenant, supernumerary tosalary
of £30o per
and with a fixed consolidated
Duration
of
appointment
to
be from ist
annum.
November, 1913, to 7th March, 1919, unless otherwise
determined under the provisions of the agreement
entered into by the said Warrant Officer T. H.
Kennett.
IST MILITARY DISTRICT.
and Light Horse (Queensland Mounted Znfvrtry)- -2nd Lieutenant W. L. WHITE is transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Dated ist November, 1913.
4th Light Horse (New South Wales Northern Rivers
Lancers)-- -
The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant N. KENNEDY of his
provisional appointment is accepted. Dated ist November, 1933.
Engineers- COLIN IIATHESON to be 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally).
Dated 1st November, 1913.
2nd infantry (Kennedy Regional{)- Lieutenant (provisional) WALTER HENRY FLOWERS, from
the Senior Cadets, to be 2nd Lieutenant (provision-
ally). Dated Ist November, 1913.
4th (Wide Bay) ?nfántry -DOUGLAS STEPHEN FREEMAN to
be 2nd Lieutenant (pro-
visionally).
The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant P. J. LYDEN of his
commission is accepted. Dated 1st November, 2913.
Reserve of Officers-
Major J. W. GREEN, V.D., is placed on the Retired
List with permission to retain his rank and wear the
prescribed uniform. Dated 13th November, 1913.
RIFLE CLUBS.
Disbandment Queensland Frontiersmen's Rifle Club.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
16th Infantry (Newcastle Regiment)
2nd Lieutenant MATTHEW SCOTT FINDLAY and Lieutenant
ERNEST THOMAS MANEFIELD, from the Senior Cadets,
to be 2nd Lieutenants (provisionally).
Dated Ist
November, 1913.
18th (North Sydney) Infantry
The age for retirement of Captain H. G. DAVEY is extended for one year from 13th February, 1913.
19th Infantry
The age for retirement of Captain J. E. GUYOT, V.D.,
is extended for one year from 2nd December, 1913.
The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant E. G. SCOTT of his
provisional :appointment is accepted. Dated 1st November, 1913.
25th innfanatry-
2nd Lieutenant J(.)a1N SEYMOUR 'l'URNBULL, from the
Senior Cadets, to be 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally).
Dated ist November, 1913.
'W/II. Infantry-
The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant J. Y. MACKINNON
of his provisional appointment is accepted. Dated
1st November, 1913.
;ist Infantry FREDERICK THOMAS MAISEv to be 2nd Lieutenant Iprovisionally). Dated 1st November, 1913.
2nd Lieutenant H. E. LOFTS is transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Dated ist November, 1913.
The age for retirement of Captain A. T. PRINGLE,
V.D., is extended for one year from 3rd March, 1913.
2nd Lieutenant J. E. ELLIOTT is retired under the provisions of Commonwealth Military Regulation 134.
Dated 16th November, 1913.
Army Service Corps The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant J. H. McLAUGHLIN
of his commission is accepted. Dated ist November,
1913.
L'',attached List Lieutenant- Colonel R. M. S. WELLS, V.D., is transferred
to the Reserve of Officers. Dated 1st November, 1913.
Captain J. R. BAINTON and Lieutenant H. C. WHITE is
transferred to the Reserve of Officers under the provisions of Commonwealth Military Regulation 129.
The resignation of Captain B. E. Sö LUNG of his commission is accepted.
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES
LONG - SERVICE MEDAL.
24th Infantrj, (East Sydney Regiment) No. 342, Private W. J. NEAL.
RIFLE CLUBS.
Formation Name of Club.
Place.
Parkes.
Tarana.
Parkes.
Tarana.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
13th (Gippslarzd) Light Horse FREDRICK RALPH MAPLESON to be 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally). Dated 1st October, 1913.
46th Infantry (Brighton Rifles)- -
Captain (Honorary Major) and Quartermaster G. H.
HALLAM is transferred to the Unattached List. Dated
31st October, 1913.
The provisional appointment of 2nd Lieutenant H. A.
WILSON is confirmed.
55th (Collingwood) Infantry- The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant J. M. MILLER of his
Dated 31st
provisional appointment is accepted.
October, 1913.
L'iaattached List -
Captain T. G. L. SCOTT is transferred to the Reserve
of Officers. Dated loth November, 1913.
Captain W. A. BLAIR is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers.
Commonwealth Gazett=e
Ì1o. 77.-22nd November, 1913
30745
LONG - SERVICE MEDAL.
67th (Bendigo) Infantry-- Captain (Honorary Major) and Quartermaster A. G. C.
RIFLE CLUBS.
Formation
Name of Club.
Place.
Esperance.
HART.
Esperance.
6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
field Artillery
The provisional appointment of znd Lieutenant H. E.
78th Infántry (Adelaide Rifles)2nd Lieutenant J. H. ALLEN to be Lieutenant.
1st November, 19Y3.
DOOLAN is confirmed.
Dated
Sand (Launceston) Infantry-BliRFORD SAMPSON to be 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally).
first (Wakefield) infantry
Captain W. C. GENTLES is transferred to the Reserve of
Officers. Dated 1st November; 1913.
E. D. MILLEN,
LONG- SERVICE MEDAL.
78th Infantry (Adelaide Rifles)
Ex. Min. No. 86r. Melbourne, 22nd November, 1913.
M I LITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
No. 314, Private F. SMITH.
APPOINTMENTS RIFLE RANGE STAFF.
of the Federal Executive Council, has been
The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant R. H. J. CAMM of pleasedadvice
approve of Lieutenant LINDSAY MAYNARD ORD,
his provisional appointment is accepted. Dated 1st from thetoReserve
of Officers, 3rd Military District, and
November, 1913.
JOHN JOSEPH WHITE being Inspectors of Rifle Ranges,
on probation. with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, and
S.ttlr. Infantry (Goldfields Regiment)
with consolidated salary, inclusive of
AUSTELL STIRLING ISAAC to be 2nd Lieutenant (pro- . travelling, at the rate of £250 per all allowances except
annum, such pay and
visionally). Dated 1st November, x913.
liowances to take effect from date of taking up duty.
Dated 23rd September, 1913.
Stith infantry (Western Australian Rifles)2nd Lieutenant E. L. MARGOLIN to be Lieutenant.
E. D. MILLEN,
Dated 1st July, 1913.
25th Light Horse (Western Australian Mounted Infantry)
H
Del,artment of Defence,
Ex. Mins. No. 862, 863, 864.
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT. AREA OFFICERS.
IS Excellency the (lover ;nor- General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council. has
been pleased to
approve of the following changes, &c., in connexion with the Military Forces of the Commonwealth, viz :-The appointment of Captain C. H. GRANVILLE as Area Officer (temporarily) of Training Area 12c, Grafton,
is
terminated.
The undermentioned officers to be appointed Area Officers (temporarily) with effect from 16th November, 1913, to
be allotted to Areas, and have rank as shown hereunder :
Training Area.
Ra
Name.
Letter.
Number.
Present Sank.
w hilst
holdnk ing
temporary
appointment
Regiment or Corps.
Place.
of
Area Officer.
14
4
C
I
B
West Maitland
Maryborough
Granville, Oecil Horace ...
Christoe, John Edward ...
Captain
Lieutenant ...
6th Light Horse (Hunter
River Lancers)
4th ( Wide Bay) Infantry
Captain
.
Lieutenant
Captain C. H. GRANVILLE is seconded from the 6th Light Horse (Hunter River Lancers)
whilst holding the
temporary appointment -of Area Officer.
Lieutenant J. E. ÓHRISTÓE is seconded from the 4th. (Wide Bay) infantry whilst holding the temporary
appointment of Area Officer.
The resignation of Captain J. A. AUSTIN of his appointment as Area Officer (temporarily) of Training Area
4B, Maryborou i, is accepted.
4th Wide Bay Infantry. Captain J. A. Aim= is transferred to the Unattached List, Commonwealth Military
Forces.
Tbis cancels Order in Council. No. S29 of 1913, respecting this officer, promulgated on page 2941 of Commonwealth
of Australia Gazette, No. 72, of 1st November, 1913.
E. D. MILLEN,
3076
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
(g advice of the Federal Executive Council, ha.s been
pleased to approve of Warrant Officer L. MOLLOY, Staff
Regimental Sergeant - Major, Instructional Staff (Warrant
and Non - Commissioned Officers), 2nd Military District,
of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of the Audit
Act 1901 -1912, of authority being given for the payment
of a sum not exceeding Three hundred and seventy -two
pounds fourteen shillings and fourpence (L372.14s. 4d.)
to Messrs. Krcrouse and Madden, ill connexion with the
grazing of horses at Melton, for period 1st July to 8th
October, 1913, and at Travancore, for period 16th July,
to r st October 1913.
E. D. MILLEN,
being granted leave of absence on full pay from 26th
April, 1911, to x4th September, 1911, under the provisions
of Commonwealth Military Regulation 475.
This cancels the notification respecting this Warrant
Officer which appeared on page 736 of Commonwealth of
Australia Gazette, No. x5, dated 11th March, 19iz.
E. D. MILLEN,
Ex, Min. No. 872.
SUPPLY OF FORAGE.
NILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE ON GROUNDS OF ILLNESS.
IS Excellency the Governor- Genera1, acting with the
advice of the Federal Executive .Council, has been
pleased to approve of leave of absence on grounds of
illness being granted to No. 4 Gunner F. DOONAN, Royal
Australian Garrison Artillery, 2nd Military District, from
15th April, 1913, to 29th April, 1913, and from 28th June,
1913, to 1st July, 1913, and from 2nd September, 1913,
to 19th September, 1913, on half pay, under the provisions
of Commonwealth Military Regulation 482.
Ii
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 6r
of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of the Audit
Act 1901 -I-912, of authority being given for the payment
of a sum not exceeding Three hundred and ninety - three
pounds three shillings and ninepence (4393 3s. 9d.), to
Mr. D. N. Bucky for supply of ío8 tons 1,043 lbs. of
chaff, at ;3 12S. 6d. per ton, in connexion with the Light
Horse Camp, Smithfield, South Australia, held in March,
"1913-
E. D. MILLEN,
E. D. MILLEN,
Ex. Min. No. 869.
SUBSTITUTION OF \l'noLE -II Al OR IDLY -DAY DRILLS rut:
NIGHT DRILLS.
pleased to approve of whole -day drills or half -day drills being
substituted for night drills at the undermentioned localities,
in accordance with Section 127 of the Defence Act 1903-
1.912 :
Military
District.
2nd
.
Battalion
Localities Included.
Area.
HARNESS,
GOVERNMENT
SADDLERY, AND LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS
COMMONWEALTH
FACTORY.
SUPPLY OF SKIRT LEATHER.
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 61
71 of the Audit
of the Treasury Regulations under section
Act 1901 -1912, of authority being given for the payment
and thirty -one
of a sum not exceeding One hundred
to Messrs. R. W.
pounds fourteen shillings (L131 145.),
'Thomson and Co., Reilly- parade, Clifton Hill, for the
supply of 1,317 lbs. skirt leather, at Two shillings per lb.,
in connexion with the Commonwealth Government Harness,
Saddlery, and Leather Accoutrements Factory.
E. D. MILLEN,
14th .. Singleton, Scone, Muswellbrook, 3iianx-
ton, and Greta
E. D. MILLEN,
F-x. Min. No. 870.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
Special Grant to the Moree Rifle Club.
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of Commonwealth Military Regulation 540 (A), of a sum not
exceeding Twenty -five pounds (f25), being paid to the
Moree Rifle Club, New South Wales, as an additional
grant in connexion with the construction of a Rifle Range.
E. D. MILLEN.
Ex. Min.. No. 871.
1Ielbourne, 22nd November, 1g13.
MTLTTARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.
II
Ex. Min. No. 8i3.
Grazing of Horses..
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 6r
REGULATIONS
N OTIF ICATION OF PROVISIONAL
AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULA-
TIONS UNDER THE DEFENCE ACT 1903 -1912.
(Regulations (Provisional) for Universal Training Part
III. Senior Cadets Regulation 58A Amendment.)
Melbourne, 18tH November, 1913.
PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
Ex. Min. No. 875.
is hereby given-- General, acting
ki) That His Excellency the Governor
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
was, on the eighteenth day of November, 1913,
pleased to make a Provisional Regulation under
the Defence Act 1903 -1912, to come into operation
forthwith, which Provisional Regulation may be
cited as Statutory Rules 1913, No. 295.
(2) That it is proposed to make a Regulation
under the Defence Act 19°349'2, and that
the Provisional Regulation above mentioned is
the draft of the proposed Regulation;
Regulation may be
(3) That copies -of the Provisional
purchased at the Government Printing Office,
Melbourne, at the price of Thseepenee.
suggestions made is
(4) That any representations or
writing by any person interested will be taken
into consideration before finally settling the proposed Regulation.
E. D. MILLEN,
NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS
AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULATIONS UNDER THE DEFENCE ACT 1903 -1912.
(Regulations (Provisional) for the Conduct and Management of Government Factories and the Employment of
Persons under Section 63, Subsections x and 2 of the
Defence Acts Regulation 40Amendment.)
Ex. Min. No. 876.
Melbourne, x8th November, 19x3.
eJ RSUANT to the ,Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given
(i) That His Excellency the Governor- General, acting
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
was, on the eighteenth day of November, 1913,
pleased to make a Provisional Regulation under
the Defence Act 1903 -1912, to come into operation
forthwith, which Provisional Regulation may be
cited as Statutory Rues 1913, No. 296.
(2) That it is proposed to make a Regulation
under the Defence Act 1903 -I912,
(3)
(4)
and
that
the Provisional Regulation above mentioned is
the draft of the proposed Regulation.
That copies of the Provisional Regulation may be
purchased
at
_Ño. 7'7.-22nd November; 1913
3077
the Government
Printing
Office,
Melbourne, at the price of Threepence.
That any representations or suggestions made in
writing by any person interested will be taken
into consideration before finally settling the proposed Regulation.
E. D. MILLEN,
Melbourne, 25th October, 1913.
to ¿zoo per annum. Irrespective of regular increments,
a Military Staff Clerk, upon attaining the age of 21 years,
will be paid ¿I2b per annum. Upon application being
made by a successful candidate appointed away from
his home, he will be paid an allowance to bring his salary
up to Z78 per annum until his salary exceeds that amount
by annual increments, but such allowance will cease should.
the appointee take up his residence at home in the meantime.
Military Staff Clerks are eligible, without examination,
for promotion to the higher classes therein.
8. SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. The subjects of examina-
tion will be :
C o»ipulsory Subjects.
(1) Handwriting To be valued for legibility, neatness, and simplicity,
judged by the answers to the ex-
amination papers in Dictation and
...
...
... 400
...
..,
4u0
(3) English Essay Writing, précis writing,
correction of grammatical errors,
analysis, and the meanings of
Arithmetic
(2) Dictation ...
words
may be found necessary, regard being had to the number
of candidates and the remoteness of the localities in which
some of them reside.
to
2. APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be submitted
reach the Military Commandant, Military Head -
Quarters, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth,
or Hobart, as the case may be, not later than the z7th
January, 1914.
.3. PERSONS ELIGIBLE. To be eligible for appointment
candidates must be within the following age limits :
(a) Members of the Permanent Military Forces, between the ages of 19 and 35 years.
(b) Other candidates (males), between the ages of
16 and 24 years.
Applicants between the ages of 15 and 16 years may
attend the examination, but they will not be eligible for
appointment until they have attained the age of 16 years.
4. FORM OF APPLICATION. The application must be in
the candidate's own handwriting, and contain the follow -
ing particulars :
(a) Name in full,
(b) Postal address of place of abode,
(c) Date and year of birth,
(a) Optional subjects in which to be examined,
(e) Particulars Of military service (if any),
(Í) If a British subject or a naturalized British subject (if the latter, date and place of naturalization to be stated),
(g) Centre at which desirous of attending for exam
ination,
(h) State in which desirous of being registered for
appointment.
5. CERTIFICATES TO BE FURNISHED. Each candidate will
furnish with his application
(a) a certificate of character from his last employer,
a clergyman, a teacher, or a justice of the
peace;
a properly certified extract from an official register
240
240
400
240
400
240
political geography, and the geography of the Commonwealth of
Australia in moderate detail ... 300
(6) English History From the middle of
300
(4) Arithmetic The full course, such as
is usually contained in a standard
treatise
.
(5) Geography Outlines of physical and
the 18th Century to the present
time, especially with reference to
Australia and other British De-
EXAMINATION FOR APPOINTMENT AS MILITARY STAFF CLERK.
A COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as
Military Staff Clerk will be held on the 23rd,
24th, and 25th February, 1914, in the Capital City in
each State. and at such other centres in each State as
Full Pass
Marks. Marks.
pendencies
...
... 300
Optional Subjects.*
(a)
Mathematics Euclid, Books 1 to 4,
and 6, with easy deductions on
these Books. Algebra up to and
including quadratic equations ... 35o
Latin Including easy sight translation,
easy
composition and
...
...
grammar
300
(e) French, same as in Latin ...
... 300
(á) German, same as in Latin ...
.. 300
(e) Elementary Physics The properties
of matter, elementary mechanics,
(b)
and the elements of electricity,
magnetism, light, heat, and sound 300
(f) Shorthand and Typewriting Short-
hand will comprise three tests of
three minutes each, at the rates
of 8o, loo, 120 words a minute,
45 minutes being allowed for the
transcription of the whole. The
transcription must be written ... 200
No speed is prescribed for 'i'ypewriting. Candidates will be allowed
a certain time for typing the
paper set
...
...
... l00
Full marks
...
...
... 300
9. TEXT BOOKS. No text books are prescribed ; but a
pamphlet containing copies of the papers set at all Commonwealth Public Service Examinations held during the
second half of the year 1912 (including examinations for
appointment as clerk, may be obtained from the Government Printer, Melbourne, for is. (by post, is. id., for
which a postal note must be remitted, as stamps alone
will not be accepted).
Io. VACANCIES. It is estimated that 30 vacancies will
occur during the eighteen months for which successful
candidates will remain eligible for appointment.
.
II. ORDER OF APPOINTMENT. Successful candidates will
be arranged according to their order of merit at the
examination, but those who have served for not less than
two years in the Permanent Military Forces will have
of births or other evidence of birth satisfactory prior consideration for appointment.
to the Military Commandant.
12. APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. Successful
6. NAVAL OR MILITARY TRAINING. Applicants who are candidates will be required to be efficient typists, and to
liable for training under the compulsory clauses of the undergo the prescribed medical examination before apDefence Act x903 -12 shall attach to their applications a pointment.
certificate from the Area Officer, or the Commanding
Officer in the case of members of the Citizen Forces,
*A candidate may, if he so desires, be examined in one
that they have rendered the personal service required, or
or two (but not more than two) optional subjects. Candihave been granted a temporary exemption.
dates must specify in their applications the optional sub7. SALARY. Appointments will be made to the Third
Class. The commencing salary for appointees from out- - ject or subjects in which they wish to be examined. A
side the Permanent Military Forces will be L'o per candidate 'shall not be credited with any marks in an
optional subject unless he obtains at least 25 per cent.
annum, and appointees may advance by annual increments of the full number of marks allotted therefor.
(3.13980. B.
(b)
3078
13. PERIOD OF ELIGIBILITY. -- Successful candidates will
be registered as eligible for appointment during the
eighteen months succeeding the examination, at the expiration of which period the names of those unappointed
will be removed from the " Register of Qualified Candi-
dates."
14. REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a successful candidate
decline to accept an appointment offered to him, or fail
to reply within seven days to a communication from the
Military Commandant respecting his nomination as a
Military Staff Clerk, his naine may be removed from the
Register of Qualified Candidates."
S. A. PETHEBRIDGE,
Secretary.
The polish must be manufactured in Australia, and
supplied in tins containing not less than 3 ORS. of polish.
Tender forms, specification, &c., can be obtained at
the office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,
Melbourne, or at the District Naval Office, Sydney, Brisbane, Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, and
Hobart.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for Boot Polish,"
on top left -hand corner of the envelope, and addressed
i f by post, prepaid) to the Director of Navy Contracts,
Navy Office, Melbourne, or to the Director of Navy
Contracts, care District Naval Officer, Sydney, Brisbane,
Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, or Hobart, as
the case may be.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
Tenders are to be in all cases on the printed forms,
which can be obtained as above.
E. D. MILLEN,
MILITARY FORCES O1 THE COMMONWEALTH.
VACANCIES FOR ARMAMENT ARTIFICERS.
APPLICATIONS are invited from persons qualified
for appointment as Armament Artificers in the Per tuanent Military Forces of the Commonwealth. There are
ten vacancies two in New South Waies, four in Victoria,
and one each in Queensland, South Australia, Western
Australia, and Tasmania.
I- ay. aergcants to Quartermaster- Sergeants, Los. to Lis.
per day ; VV arrant Ofhcers, L 1s. 6d. to 13s. per day seven
nays per week.
Unz form Iillowance. J5 per annum.
Leave. isighteen days annually, exclusive of public
holidays, Sunuays, and sick leave.
1Kedzcal Atlendance. free.
Applicants, wno must be between the ages of 21 and 30
years, must be competent trauesmen (litters and turners),
warn a knowledge of mechanical drawing, and will be
reclu. red to pass
(i) the tued.cal examination prescribed for enlistment
in the Permanent Military Forces;
(2) an examination of a practical nature and in
mechanical drawing.
The successful applicants will be required to serve a
pronationary period of six months.
r orms or _application may be obtained on applying to
the Secretary, Department of Defence, Victoria Barracks,
Melbourne, and the Military Commandant, District Headquarters, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.
Applications must reach the Secretary, Department of
Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, not later than
15th December, 1913.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.
TENDERs FOR THE SUPPLY OF OREGON PINE:
TENDERS will be received at the undermentioned
addresses, subject to the conditions of tendering,
until Twelve noon on Monday, 1st December, 1913, for
the supply of Oregon Pine to the Royal Australian Navy.
Delivery is to be on wharf, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tender forms and specifications can be obtained at the
office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,
Melbourne, or on application to the District Naval Officer,
Naval Staff Office, Sydney and Hobart.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for Oregon Pine,"
un top left -hand corner of the envelope, and addressed
(if by post, prepaid) to the Director of Navy Contracts,
..Navy Onice, Melbourne, or to the Director o.
Contracts; care District iv aval Officer, Sydney or Hobart,
as the case may be.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.
tenders are. to be in all cases on the printed form,
E. D. MILLEN,
.S. A. PETNEBRIDGE,
Secretary.
Melbourne, 15th November, I9í3.
MENDERS FOR CUSTOMS LAUNCHES FOR BRISBANE AND
TENDERS FOR HARDWOOD TIMBER.
TENDERS will be received at the undermentioned addresses, subject to the conditions of tendering, until
'1 welve noon on Wednesday, loth December, 1913, for
NEWCASTLE.
SEPARATE Tenders will be received at the undermentioned addresses, subject to the conditions of tenuer-
ing, for the supply of the following :
(a) Hull of Motor Launch for Department of Trade
and Customs, Brisbane. Tenders close at Noon
011 lotir December, 1913.
the supply of hardwood timber for new wharfs at the
Comn.o.iwealth Dockyard, Cockatoo Island, Sydney, New
south Wales.
Delivery to be f.o.b., Commonwealth Dockyard, Sydney.
Tender forms, specification, &c., can be obtained at the
office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,
Melbourne, and at the Naval Staff Office, Sydney, Brisbane,
Largs Bay
(South
Australia),
l- .uoart.
Fremantle,
and
Tenders are to be indorsed " 'fender for Hardwood
Timber,' on top left -hand corner of the envelope, and
addressed (if by post, prepaid) to the Director of Navy
Contracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, or to the Director of
Navy Contracts, care District Naval Officer, Sydney, Brisbane, Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, or Hobart,
as the case may be.
cepted.
Tenders are to be in all cases on the printed forms,
E. D. MILLEN,
Melbourne, 15th November, 191.3.
TENDERS FOR BOOT POLISH.
TENDERS will be received at the undermentioned addresses, subject to the conditions of tendering, until
Twelve noon on Monday, 8th De ?ember, 1913, for the
supply of boot polish to the Royal Australian Navy, until
31St December, 1915.
D'lachínery and Accessories of Motor Launch for
Department of Trade and Customs, Brisbane.
Tenders close at Noon on loth December, 1913.
(C) Hull of Motor Launch, for Department of Trade
and Customs, Newcastle. Tenders close at
Noon on 12th December, 1913.
('z) Machinery and Accessories of Motor Launch
Department of Trade and Customs, Newcastle.
Tenders close at Noon on 12th December, 1913.
(b)
'fenders for (a) are open to tenderers in New South
\Vales and Queensland only, and tenders for (c) are open
to tenderers in New South Wales ,only. Tenders for (b)
and (d) are open to tenderers in all States.
Tender form, specifications, &c., may be seen at the
office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office.
Melbourne, or at the Naval Staff Office, Sydney, Brisbane,
Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, and Hobart.
Copies may be obtained on payment of a deposit of L;
each, which will be refunded on .receipt of a bonâ fide
tender and the return of the documents.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for Hull (or
Machinery) of Motor Launch," on top left -hand corner
of the envelope, and addressed (if by post, prepaid) to
the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office, Me.bourne,
or to the Director of Navy Contracts, care District Naval
Officer, Sydney, Brisbane, Largs Bay (South Australia),
Fremantle, or Hobart, as the case may be.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, and tenders are to be in all cases on the printed
form, which can be obtained as above.
E. D. MILLEN,
3079
CONTRACTS (MILITARY) ACCEPTED. (Series 1913 -14.)
Serial
No.
Name oi Irirm.
Particulars.
Rate.
6TH MILITARY DISTRICT (TASMANIA).
£ s. d.
Authority.
SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS, ETC., FOR THE CAMP OF CONTINUOUS
TRAINING AT ALEXANDRA BATTERY, NOVEMBER, 1913.
2279
2280
2281
2282
2283
2284
2285
2286
2287
2288
2289
2290
2291
2292
2293
2294
2295
Bread
Sugar
Pepper
per lb.. O
0
77
O
O
O
1
77
0
O 01
O
O
O
Salt
Candles
Biscuits
1I
1
4
Robt. Walker and
Co., Hobart
51
4
Jam
O
O
O
Cheese
O
0 10
Tea
O
Coffee
O
1
1
3
3
Potatoes
O
0
1
Onions
Mixed vegetables
Beef, fresh ..
O
O
14
11
4.¡--
0.
O
O
4f
Beef, comed..
Mutton, fresh
O
0
41
O
O
4f
Sausages
0
O
44
..
H. H. Cripps, Hobart
24
H. H. Cripps, Hobart
-Robt. Walker and
Co., Hobart
A. E. Foster, Hobart
Approved
of State for
TRAINING AT BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER DECEMBER, 1913.
per lb.
2296 Bread
0
o
Q
U
2q-
O
1
O
O
4
N-
Candles
Biscuits
O
O5
O
0
4
0
0
0 4tO 10
O
1
1
2312
2313
2314
2315
Beef, fresh :.
Beef, corned . .
Mutton, fresh
Sausages, fresh
77
Cheese
77
Tea
Coffee
0
Oats
..
Chaff
Firewood
..
Potatoes
..
per bushel
.. per ton
77
per lb.
. .
Onions
Mixed vegetables
77
lïnnday,
J.
Brighton
Sugar
Pepper
Salt
Jam
E.
l¡3.
2297
2298
2299
2300
2301
2302
2303
2304
2305
2306
2307
2308
2309
2310
2311
77
by
the Minister
SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS, ETC.. FOR THE CAMP OF CONTINUOu'S
4
RRoben Walker and
Co.,
Munday,
E. J.
Brighton
4
0
1
O
O
O
0
0
5t
5¡
O
O
O
.5¡
O
5¡
0
1
O
i:
Liverpool -
street, Hobart
2
4
O
O
O
3rd
November,
1913.
0
0
0 12 0
O
Defence.
Dated
.
Robt. `Talker and
Liverpool
ECo.,
t_ street, Hobart
A. E. Foster, Liverpool- street, Hobart
S. A. PETHEBRIDGE,
Secretary.
Melbourne, 18th October, 1913.
The Superintendent of Contracts, Department of Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
Senior Ordnance Officer,
Petrie - terrace, Brisbane.
Ordnance
Stores,
The
Senior Ordnance
Adelaide.
Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
Senior
Perth.
Ordnance
Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
Senior Ordnance
Hobart.
Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supOn Monday, 12th January, 1914
plies :
Iron and Steel, fOr the use of the Commonwealth
Small Arms Factory, Lithgow, N.S.W., for the
manufacture of rifles.
(Iron Wrought, British standard, Specification
grade " A," rolled black ; wrought.
B.S.S., No. 51, Grade " B," bright rolled or
drawn. Steel Black cast; black mild; mild ;
black rolled cast ; bright, cold - drawn, mild ;
No. 51,
crucible or Siemens-Martin ; bright, cold- rolled
cast ; and bright, cold - rolled mild.)
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m.
the date shown, at the office of
on
The Manager, Commonwealth Small Arms Factory,
Lithgow, N.S.W.
C. 13980.C.
Senior
Ordnance
Circular Quay, Sydney.
Tender forms, specifications, and all information may
be obtained at the offices of the above - mentioned Senior
Ordnance Officers, and at the office of the Senior Ordnance
Officer, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
cepted.
E. D. MILLEN,
30S0
Melbourne, rrth October, 1913.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIA.
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES.
TENDERS are invited, and will be received at the
office of the Commandant, Royal Military College,
Luntroon, Federal Territory, until Twelve noon on Monday, 24th November, 1913, for the supply of Vegetables,
Provisions, and General Groceries, from ist January, 1914,
to 31st December, 1914.
The
Senior
Ordnance
Officer,
Circular Quay, Sydney.
The Senior Ordnance Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
Petrie - terrace, Brisbane.
Adelaide.
Ordnance
Stores,
Ordnance
Stores,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
Ordnance
Stores,
Perth.
Senior
Hobart.
Ordnance
Officer,
The lowest or any tender will not .necessarily be ac-
cepted.
Forms of tender and full particulars can be obtained
on application to the Commandant of the College, at the
address stated above.
E. D. MILLEN,
cepted.
E. D. MILLEN,
TENDERS arc invited for the undermentioned sup
r lENDERS are invited for the undermentioned sup-
plies :
On Monday, 8th December, 1913.
plies :
ENAMELWARE, HAT RIBBONS, SOCKS, JERSEYS, GLOVES,
LANYARDS, RAZORS, BLANCO, AND 1300T AND METAL
On Monday, 24th November, 1913
TENTS AND APPURTENANCES.
POLISH.
POLES, MALLETS, A.ND PINS FOR TENTS.
42,500 BLANKETS, G.S., C.P.
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. on the
date shown, at the office of
"The Superintendent o,f Contracts, Department of Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
The senior Ordnance Uihcer, Ordnance Stores, Circular Quay, Sydney.
The senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores, Petrie terrace, Brisbane.
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores, Adelaide.
The senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores, Perth.
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores, Ho-
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. do
the date shown, at the office of
The Superintendent of
Contracts, Department of
The
Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
Petrie - terrace, Brisbane;
Adelaide ;
l'he Senior Ordnance Officer,
Ordnance
Stores,
Ordnance
Stores,
Ordnance
Stores,
Ordnance
Stores,
The
The
bart.
Tender toms, specifications, and all information may
Ordnance Officers, and at the office of the Senior Ordnance
Officer, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
cepted.
E. D. MILLEN,
Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne;
Senior
Ordnance
Circular Quay, Sydney;
Perth;
Senior
Hobart.
Ordnance
Officer,
Tender forms, specifications, and all information may
Ordnance Officers, and at the office of the Senior
Ordnance Officer, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
cepted.
E. D. MILLEN,
4TH MILITARY DISTRICT (SOUTH AUSTRALIA).
Tenders for Provisions, Forage, and Fuel.
ENDERS for the supply of Provisions, Forage, and
Fuel for the Camp of Continuous Training to be
T
held at Reynella from 27th
December,
1913,
to
7th
Department of External Affairs,
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has
been pleased to approve of the recommendation of
the Central Committee, Commonwealth Literary Fund,
that a pension of ios. per week be paid to Mrs. Mary
.,kiley Hackett, as from the 1st October, 1913.
January, 1914, will be received at the office of the Deputy
Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster - General, Selborne
Chambers, Pinie- street, Adelaide, South Australia, until
3 p.m. on Friday, 5th December, 1913.
Envelopes containing tenders must be indorsed, " Tender
for Provisions, &c."
P. McM. GLYNN,
Minister of State for External Affairs.
Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained
at the above - mentioned office.
The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
E. D. MILLEN,
TENDERS FOR TYPEWRITERS.
j
7ITH reference to the resolutions of the meeting of
the 6th March, 1907, of the Sub - Committee of the
Australian Men of Letters Fund, presented to Parliament
on the 24th October, 1907, and the notification published
in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 24, of the 16th May, 1908,
it is hereby notified, for general information, that His
Excellency the Governor- General in Council has been
pleased to approve of the adoption of the following new
regulation in connexion with the Commonwealth Literary
VV
1 and :
I ]"ENDERS will be received by the Superintendent of
Contracts, Department of Defence, St. Kilda -road,
Melbourne, until Three o'clock p.m. on Monday, 8th De-
"All grants by way of pensions are only for the
Tender forms and all particulars may be obtained at
the offices of
deserving applicants may receive consideration,
for each succeeding financial year."
P. McM. GLYNN,
cember, 1913.
The
Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
Ordnance
Stores,
current financial year, and must be reconsidered
at a meeting of the Central Committee to be
held before 3oth June, in order that the most
11081
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has
been pleased to approve, in accordance with Treasury Regulation No. 6i, of the expenditure of the follow -
The cancellation of the appointment of the undermentioned persons as Acting Officers of Customs for the
{'1,240 i6s. Purchase from Kodak Australasia Limited
of 192,000 feet of Eastman's Cinematograph
Film, at Ind. per foot, plus an additional
charge of 4s. 3d. per 1,000 feet to cover cost of
perforating.
an Officer of Customs under the Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act 1.905, in the State of Western Australia.
ing amount, without calling for tenders :
J. A'. SKINNER, T. M. ROVE, J. H. KELLY, J. KELLY,
J. P. TOOJ.E, R. R. VAUCHTON, J. L. ARTAUD,
H. HIGGS, A. J. A. WRITE.
The cancellation of the appointment of J. SANDOW as
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
Department of Trade and Customs,
P. MCM. GLYNN,
CUSTOMS BY -LAW No. 286.
(T. & C. 13/18445.)
T LITTLETON ERNEST GROOM, the Minister of
i, State for the Commonwealth of Australia, adminis-
r OTICE is hereby given that the time for receiving
tenders, invited in Gazette of 25th October, for
supplying a single -screw steamer, clipper bow, elliptic
stern, schooner rigged, for use in the tropics, required
1-1
by this Department, has been extended from loth December next to 20th January, 1914.
ATLEE HUNT,
tering the Department of Trade and Customs, do hereby,
in pursuance of the Customs Tariff 1908 -1911, and of all
other enabling powers, snake the following Departmental
By -law.
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
MINOR ARTICLES FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF GOODS
WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH.
Customs Tariff 1908 -191 I, Item 434
THE undermentioned Minor Articles for use in the manufacture within the Commonwealth of the undermentioned
goods mai' he admitted free under this By -law, which shall
he deemed to have come into operation on Loth November,
Secretary.
TH
Northern Territory :
1913
Brushware
Governor-General in Council has approved of the
following :
Ferrules or Rings and Bands (except those of
soldered Tin and Iron).
Brass Strips i -inch wide, with holes punched along
the centre at ¡-inch intervals, and polished on
one side.
The appointment of J. J. CONLIN and N. T. COLLINS,
Mounted Constables, as Acting Officers of Customs for the
Northern Territory.
ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER PART XIII. OF THE EXCISE ACT 1901.
W
HEREAS disputes have arisen between Officers of Customs and the several persons whose names are set out in the first
column of the Schedule hereto, with reference to contraventions of the Beer Excise Act 1901 -1% alleged to have been
committed by them, and whereas these persons have consented, in writing, to the disputes being inquired into and determined
by me, and I have inquired into and determined them accordingly. Now therefore the orders made by me in .the determination
of the disputes, which orders are set out in the Schedule, are published as directed by Section 155 of the Excise Act 1901.
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
SCHEDULE.
Name of Person charged with
Contravention of Act.
Place of Alleged
Contravention.
Date of Alleged
Contravention.
Nature of Alleged Contravention.
Omission to cut beer duty
stamp
W. H. Haddon
Millthorpe, N.S.W.
11th September, 1913
Wm. Gale
Hy. Williams
B. Lenihan
Bourke, N.S.W.
Corowa, N.S.W.
Camperdown, N.S.W.
Temora, N.S.W.
Heathcote, Vic.
St. Kilda, Vic.
Kyneton, Vic.
Gisborne, Vic.
Macedon, Vic.
Sunbury, Vic.
Camperdown, Vic.
Gisborne, Vic.
Gaythorn, Vic.
Kyneton, Vic.
Colac, Vic. ..
Pyalong, Vic.
3rd October, 1913 . .
14th October, 1913 ..
..
18th July, 1913
23rd October, 1913 ..
4th November, 1913
16th October, 1913 .
If
18th October, 1913
21st October, 1913
17th October, 1913
,f
. .
J. Penfold..
Mrs. A. Christie
E. Davies
..
Mrs. E. Hine
Mrs. E. Lawrence ..
Mrs. A. Macpherson
T. Millett ..
A. Page
..
J. H. Power
J. Smith
Mrs. E. Spicer
Mrs. E. A. Taafe
Mrs. C. Zoch
P. Howat .
J. Flaherty
..
..
..
. .
Colac, Vic.
. .
..
Mount Morgan, Q.
Penalty.
16th October, '1913
21st October, 1913
14th October, 1913
21st October, 1913
26th August, 1913
.
0 10 0
0 10 0
0 10 0
0 0
0 10 0
1
7,
),
7,
,,
.
£ 8. d.
05
05
0 5
05
0 10
. .
If
.
. .
In regard to the above contraventions of the Act, the Department does not allege intention to defraud.
0
0
0
0
050
0
. .
0
5 0
0
0
0
0
05
05
05
0 10
05
0'
050
0 10 0
3082
ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER PART XV. OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 -10.
W
HEREAS disputes have arisen between Officers of Customs and the several persons whose names are set out in the first
column of the Schedule hereto, with reference to contraventions of the Customs Act 1901 -10 and the Commerce Act
1905, alleged to have been committed by them, and whereas these persons have consented, in writing, to the disputes being
inquired into and determined by me, and I have inquired into and determined them accordingly. Now therefore the orders
made by me in the determination of the disputes, which orders are set out in the Schedule, are published as directed by Section
265 of the Customs Act 1901 -10.
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
SCHEDULE.
Name of Person charged with
Contravention of Att.
Date of Alleged
Contravention.
Place of Alleged
Contravention.
Penalty.
Nature of Alleged Contravention.
£ s. d.
Sydney, N.S.W.
Boll and Frazer Ltd.
T. M. Goodall and Co. Ltd.
..
C. A. Fairland
..
ff
Removal of goods front
Various
22nd October, 1913
77
»
. .
Appin Butter Factory and Melbourne, Vic.
Brisbane, Q. ..
Broome, W.A.
Trading Co. Ltd.
S. Hoffnung and Co. Ltd.
Robison and Norman Ltd.
100
0
O
'2
10
2 10
0
0
2 10
0
2 10
? 10
0
0
bond without authority
»
is
Omission of goods from
entry
Application of a false trade
description to butter intended for export (short
weight)
Incorrect entry of goods ..
Misdescription of goods ..
In regard to the above contraventions of the Act, the Department does not allege intention to defraud.
Kong Wee, s.s. Montoro
..
Brisbane, Q.
Foo Ah Nghee
Lim Ah Tain
..
Fremantle, W.A. 31st October, 1913
. .
..
tl
77
/9
Unlawful
goods
Ex. Min. No. 566.
Postmaster -C eneraPs Department,
12th November, L913.
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-
proved, in accordance with the provisions of No. 6r of the
Treasury Regulations under section 71 of the Audit Acts
1901 -1906, of the expenditure of Çt54 16s., in the purthe
Automatic
Telephones
0 and forfeiture of
2 10 0
2 10 0
7f
)7
Ex. Min. No. 564.
Postmaster - General's Department,
12th November, 1913.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the
from
2 10
NEW SOUTH WALES.
chase,
of
the goods
..
..
possession
(Australasia)
Limited, 77 King- street, Sydney, of 72 automatic coin
collecting devices, required for the use of the Postmaster General's Department, State of New South Wales.
li
II IS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved, in accordance with the provisions of No. 6i of the
1901 -1906, of the expenditure of /138 in the purchase
from Messrs. Siemens Bros. and Company Limited, of
Woolwich, England, of an additional telephone switch-
board, required for the use of the Postmaster - Géneral's
Department, Port Adelaide, State of south Australia.
AGAR WYNNE,
Postmaster - General.
AGAR WYNNE,
Postmaster-General.
Ex. Min. No. 561.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
IIIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-
proved, in accordance with the provisions of No. 61 of the
1901 -1906, of the expenditure of j110 in the purchase
from Park Albert Ross, Ocean House, 24 Moore- street,
Sydney, of one perforating machine, required for the use
of the Postmaster- General's Department, State of New
South Wales, in connexion with the cancellation of paid
postal notes.
AGAR WYNNE,
Postmaster - General's Department.
ORDER OF THE POSTMASTER- GENERAL UNDER
SECTION 57, POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT 19011912.
IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the
Post and Telegraph :Act 1901 -1912, I hereby order
and direct that on and after this date any postal article
received at a Post Office in the Commonwealth, addressed
to
J. IRWAHN,
Hamburg 1,
or
Kontorhaus Markthof,
J. IRWAHN,
Hamburg 8,
Dovenhof z15,
by his own or any other name, fictitious or assumed, or to
any agent or representative of his, shall not be registered
or transmitted or delivered.
Dated this 22nd day of November, 1913.
AGAR WYNNE,
Postmaster- General.
$088
No. 77. -22nd. November, 191$
Postinaater- General's, Department,
20th .November. 1913.
TENDERS.
:
ATTENTION i$ directed to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in
the ';ommnonwealth Gazette' regarding the
invitation of tenders for services and supplies for the Postmaster- General's Department
throughout the Commonwealth
Supplies and Services Required.
Where Required.
Date of Gazette in
which notice appears.
Page
16.8.13
1897
18.3.14
2918
2948
26.11.13
3.12.13
I
Date Tenders Returnable
at G.P.O
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Automatic Telephone Switchboards
..
...
Porterage of Mails
...
...
Conveyance. of Mails
Erection Telephone Line
Epping, Ryde, Hunter's !
Hill, Drummoyne,
Wahroonga, Paddington, Waverley
Culcairn
..
Johns' River and Hanna)n's Vale
!
!
... ¡ Ravensworth to Heb-
Erection Telephone Line
Forage
Galvanized Iron Wire Insulators, &c. ..
Erection Public Telephone Line
Repairs
Ereorion two Copper Wires ..
Erection Additional Wires
.
...
...
¡
den
Penrith to Richmond
Sydney
Sydney
.
13illir)udgel to the Pocket
Nnmbugga to Buckejo
Molong- Wellington
Gosford to Broadmeadow
Pitt Town to t;*ttai
Gosford to Broadnìeadow
2951
3.12.13
2951
3024
3025
3052
3053
3053
3053
3053
3054
3.12.13
3.12.13
3.12.13
17.12.13
17,12.13
8.12.1.3
17.12.13
17.12.13
17. 12.13
VICTORIA.
Eight Automatic Telephone Switchboards
...
One Common Battery Multiple Switchboard ...
Telephone Material ...
...
...
...
Conveyance of Mails
...
Reinforced. Concrete Poles ...
,.
Switchboards, Telephone, &o.
Conveyance of Mails
...
Conveyance of Mails
Brass Lightning Guard Brackets
Cable Boxes...
...
...
...
28.6.13
Melbourne Metropolitan 1
Area
Melbourne ...
...
Melbourne ...
...
Various places
...
Melbourne ...
Melbourne ...
Pakenham ..
...
Corryong,
Victoria,
and Khancoban, New
South Wales
Melbourne ...
Melbourne ...
1
1958 }
3025 )
30. í1.13
i
11.12.13*
8.11.13
6.9.13
11.10.13
1.11.13
1.11.13
1.11.13
8.11.13
8.11.13
2624
2789
2952 -9
2960
2960
3025
3025
15.11.13
15.11.13
3054
3054
2.12.13
17.2.14
13.9.13
20.9 13
11.10.13
2646
2680
2789
1:.12.13
31.12.13
7.1.14
1.11.13
2960
1.12.13
1.11.13
2960
26.11.13
15.11.13
3051
9.12.13
2966
3026
3026
3055
3055
26.11.13
3.12.13
3.12.13
17.12.13
11.2.14
16.12.13
30.12.13
2.12.13
9,12.13
27.1.14
25.11.13
25.11.13
QUEENSLANI).
Insulators
Insulators
..
Switchboards, Telegraph and Telephone Instruments
Erection of Copper Wires
Erection Copper Wires
Erection copper Wires, and Repairs ...
Brisbane
Rrisbane
Brisbane
Miles to Roma, and
Roma to Pickanjinnie
Inglewood to Mun gindi
Blackall and Tambo ...
'
'
SOUTH At8TRA LIA .
Supply, Fitting, and Erection of Poles
Wooden Poles
...
Burnside to Uraidla ...
Penola to Mitchells
Wooden Poles
Protectors
Cable Terminals
Gawler . to Blanchetown
Adelaide
...
Adelaide
...
Wire (Galvanized Iron)
Copper Wire
Instruments, Telegraph
Erection Additional Wire
Perth
Perth
Perth
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
' Moora-Mingenew
6.9.13
1.11.13
1.11.13
15.11.13
I
:
2624
2960
2961
3055
;
+
10.12.13
3.12.13
21.1.14
7.1.14
!
TASMANIA.
Dry Cells ...
Hobart
6.9.13
.2624
j
1.12.13
Date extended from 11th November, 1913.
AGAR WYNNE,
$084
No. 77. -22nd November. 1913
Specifications and general conditions may be seen, and
Schedules, &c., obtained, on application at the office of
Sydney, and
the Electrical Engineer, General Post Office,
Bal at the Post Offices, Booligal, Hillston. Mosstiel,
Carrathool,
Narrandera,
Jerilderie,
Deniliquin,
ranald,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
and at the office of the Assistant Engineer, Hay.
TENDERS FOR ERECTION OF A TELEPHONE TRUNK LINE,
Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster CUDGERA CREEK AND BURRINGBAR.
General, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for Repairs,
deposited in the TenderTENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy Booligal to Hay." They may be
if sent by post
Postmaster - General, Sydney, up to half -past Two box at the General Post Office, Sydney :
they
must
be
prepaid
and
registered.
December,
1913,
for
the
followp.m. on Wednesday, 24th
of the total
A deposit of a sum equal to 5 per cent.
ing work :-and where the
named
in
the
tender
up
to.
/1,000,
Supply, erection, &c., of about 132 new wooden poles. amount exceeds /r,000, 5 per cent. up to 41,000, and
Erection of about 51 miles of two 200-lb. per mile a',- per cent. on the additional amount over that sum,bemust
regalvanized wires, and other work, in accordance accompany each tender. Any tender which may
with Schedule N.S.W. E.E. 159/13.
ceived without the required deposit will be liable to be
Specifications and general conditions may be seen, and deemed informal, and rejected accordingly.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to accept
Schedules, &c., obtained, on application at the office of
Office,
Sydney,
and
the
lowest or any tender.
the Electrical Engineer, General Post
in the CommonThe accepted tender will be notified
at the Post Offices, Burringbar, Cudgera Creek, Murbe considered as an
Heads,
wealth
Gazette,
and
such
notice
will
Tweed
willumbah, Mullimbimby, Bangalow,
their tenders have
Byron Bay, Lismore, and the office of the Assistant Engi- intimation to unsuccessful tenderers that
been declined.
neer, Armidale.
AGAR WYNNE,
Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster Postmaster - General.
General, Sydney, and indorsed "Tender for ErecCreek
and
tion of Telephone Line between Cudgera
Rurringbar, in accordance with Schedule N.S.W. E.E.
Postmaster - General's Department.
159/13." They may be deposited in the Tender -box at
loth November, 1.913.
the General Post Office, Sydney ; if sent by post they
must be prepaid and registered.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
A deposit of a sum equal to 5 per cent. of the total
(VARIOUS.
amount named in the tender up to £1,000, and where the TENDERS FOR THE SUPPr.Y OF 6.3,000 INSULATORS
of
the
Density
4I,000,
and
5
per
cent.
up
to
rNTIERS will be received at the office
amount exceeds (1,000,
PoRtrna'ter- General. Sydney, up to half -nast Two
22 per cent. on the additional amount over that sum, must
the supply
accompany each 'tender. Any tender which may be re- p.m. on Wednesday. Toth December. IoIl. forSydney,
of
ceived without the required deposit will be liable to be and delivery, at the Departmental Stores,
6 ,000 Tnsulators (various), as per Stores .Schedule N.S.W.
deemed informal and rejected accordingly.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to accept No. 296.
the lowest or any tender.
Tender forms, specifications. and general conditions may
The accepted tender will be notified in the Commott- he obtained at the office of the Controller of Stores, 31
7aealth Gazette, and such notice will be considered as an York- street, Sydney.
intimation to unsuccessful tenderers that their tenders have
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for the Supply of
been declined.
63,000 Insulators, to Stores Schedule N.S.W. No. 206."
AGAR WYNNE,
and be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General, SydPostmaster - General.
ney. They may be deposited in the Tender -box at the
General Post Office, Sydney if sent by post they must
be prepaid and registered.
A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the General
each tender.
Conditions of Contract, must accompanynecessarily
Postmaster- General's Department,
be acT9th November, 1913.
The lowest or any tender will not
i7th November, 1913.
cepted.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
AGAR WYNNE,
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF I1,875 SPINDLES, STEEL,
GALVANIZED.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy
Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Two
p.m. on Wednesday, i7th December, 1913, for the supply
and delivery, at the Departmental Stores, Sydney, of
11,875 Spindles, Steel, Galvanized, as per Stores Schedule
TASMANIA.
N.S.W. No. 351..
Tender forms, specifications, and general conditions may
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF CONDUITS.
be obtained at the office of the Controller of Stores, 35
York- street, Sydney ; also at the General Post Offices, Mel-
bourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for the Supply of
Spindles, to Stores Schedule N.S.W., No. 351," and be
addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General,
Sydney.
They may be deposited in the Tender -box at the General
Post Office, Sydney ; if sent by post they must be prepaid
and registered.
Conditions of Contract, must accompany each tender.
cepted.
AGAR WYNNE,
Deputy
ENDERS will be received at the office of the
Postmaster- General, Hobart, until Noon on
T
day, 22nd December, 1913, for the supply and delivery
Mon-
of conduits, as per Schedule No. T. 103.
Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster General, Hobart, and indorsed " Tenders for Conduits."
They may be deposited in the Tender -box, Hobart ; or, if
sent by post, must be prepaid and registered.
Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained at
the General Post Offices, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney,
Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.
Conditions of Contract, must accompany each tender.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be
accepted.
AGAR WYNNE,
Postmaster- General's Department,
loth November, 1913.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
TENDERS FOR REPAIRS, BOOLIGAL -HAY LINE.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy
Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Two
p.m. on Wednesday, 17th December, 1913, for the following work :-Carting and erecting about 77 iron telegraph poles;
Providing and fitting about 5 18 -ft. wooden struts;
Resetting about 40 existing wooden poles;
Retopping about 18 existing wooden poles;
Straightening and ramming about 177 existing poles;
Soldering about 205 existing joints; and other -work, in
accordance with Schedule N.S.W. E.E. 165/13.
Melbourne, 21St November, 1913.
THE following notifications respecting staff changes,
&c., are made in accordance with the Common.
wealth Public Service Act and Regulations :-DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.
Exemptions.
ANDERSON, Clerk, Electoral Branch, from the 23rd
October, 1913, to the 5th December, 1913, inclusive.
J. MASON, Clerk of Works, Public Works Branch, Jervis
Bay, twelve months from the 18th February, 1913.
A. B. ADEY, Clerk, Electoral Branch, South Australia,
six months from the 7th October, 1913.
G. E. SUMMERS, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria, three
months from the 5th September, 1913.
S.
3085
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
R. A. CAMPBELL, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria, three
months from the 3rd August, 1913.
J. S. MCNEIL, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria, three
months from the 6th September, 1913.
J. A. FARQUHARSON, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria,
one month from the 12th November, 1913.
M. T. A. MARTIN, Typist, Central Staff, three months
from the loth September, 1913.
C. F. CooK, Draughtsman, Public Works Branch, Melbourne, from.- 6th October, 1913, to 3oth June, 1914.
H. H. SANDERSON, Supervisor, Public Works Branch,
Canberra, three months from the 6th November, 1913.
Payment to an Officer.
WILLIAM LEES DARLISON, Clerical Assistant, Post Office,
Beechworth, Victoria, granted remuneration at the rate
of L18 per annum whilst acting as Clerical Assistant
to the Divisional Returning Officer for the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Indi, State of Victoria.
Confirmation of Appointments.
Ex. Min. No. 874.
VICTORIA.
Abolition of Position.
Position of Clerk, Fifth Class, Ordnance Branch, last
filled by H. L. HURLEY.
DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
EXEMPTION.
F. W. E. GABRIEL, Patrol Officer, for a further period
not exceeding three months, from the Ist October, 1913.
P. McM. GLYNN,
PATRICK DAVID DONOVAN, Clerk, Fifth Class, Clerical
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Division, Statistical Branch, from 28th March, 1913.
ALLEN FREYER,
Clerk, Fifth Class, Clerical Division,
INTER -STATE COMMISSION.
Statistical Branch, from 15th April, 1913.
Creation of New Positions.
Clerk, Fourth Class, Clerical
Branch, New South 'Wales.
Division,
Creation of New Position.
Caretaker, General Division, Inter -State Commission.
Deduction from Salary as Rent for Quarters.
Accounts
Clerk, Fifth Class, Clerical Division, Accounts Branch,
New South Wales.
Deduction from Salary of Rent for Quarters.
A deduction at the rate of io per centum, excluding
portions of a pound, to be made from the salary of
PERCIVAL ROBERT CLELAND, Clerk, Port Augusta, South
Australia, as rent for quarters occupied by him for the
purpose of residence ; to take effect from the date of
occupancy of such quarters, namely, Ist March, 1913.
JOSEPH COOK,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
A deduction at the rate of io per centum, excluding
portions of a pound, to be made from the salary of G. F.
AICLEOD, as rent for quarters occupied by him for the
purpose of residence at the offices of the Inter -State
Commission; to take effect from the date of occupancy of
quarters.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Creation of New Positions.
Two of District Officer, Class C, Professional Division,
Lighthouse Branch.
Two of District Engineer, Class C, Professional Divi-
sion, Lighthouse Branch.
Appointments.
LEONARD JOSEPH BOLGER, to the position of District Officer,
Class C, Professional Division, Lighthouse Branch, with
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
salary at the rate of £432 per annum; to take effect
CORRESPONDENCE BRANCH.
from the date of commencing duty.
Exemption.
FLORENCE EMILY DAVIES, Typist, for a period not exceed-
ing three months from the loth of October, 1913. (669.)
Grant of Allowance.
MARTIN RICHARDSON, Clerk, 5th Class, Prime Minister's
Department, be granted an allowance of 450 per annum
while acting as Private Secretary to the '1 reasurer; such
allowance to take eilect from the date of commencing
duty in the position named, and to be reduced by the
amount of any increment granted. (651.)
FREDERICK WILLIAM HOOD, to the position of District
Officer, Class C, Professional Division, Lighthouse
Branch, with salary at the rate of £432 per annum ; to
take effect from the date of commencing duty.
HERBERT ALFRED JACKSON, to the position of District
Engineer, Class C, Professional Division, Lighthouse
Branch, with salary at the rate of h432 per annum ; to
ISAAC ALTHORP RIDGWAY, to the position of District
Engineer, Class C, Professional Division, Lighthouse
Branch, with salary at the rate of £432 per annum; to
Exemption.
J OHN HENDERSON, Clerk and Draughtsman, Lighthouse
LAND TAX BRANCH.
MELBOURNE.
Exemption.
E. J. MCCONVILL, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
months from 7th. October, 1913. (656.)
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Resignation.
GEORGE HERBERT LEGGE, Valuer, Class D, Professional
Division,. as from 29th October, 1913. (674.)
Branch, for three months from 27th October, 1913.
NEW SOUTH VALES.
Exemption.
W. CHERRETT, Engine Driver, Sydney, for the period from
the 6th October, 1913, to the 18th October, 1913.
Travelling Allowance.
K. E. GRIFFIN, Customs Assistant, Excise Branch, Z1 per
month for six months from date of taking up duty at
Ailandale.
Exemption.
R. S. WAKELIN, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
months from the 4th of November, 1913. (666.)
J. T. GIBSON, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
months from 23rd October, 1913. (665.)
R. A. GREEN, Clerk, fo1 a period not exceeding three
months from the 2nd of November, 1913. (664.)
F. B. RICHMOND, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
H. M. MCVERNON. Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
months from the 27th of October, 1913. (657.)
J. MCCONAGHY, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
months from the 3oth of October, 1913.
E. D. MILLEN,
(653.)
T. N. SCOTT, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
V. G. LYNCH, Draughtsman, for a period not exceeding
six months from the Ist of November, 1813. (672.)
C. A. SCHUBACK, Clerk, for a period not exceeding three
JOHN FORREST,
Treasurer.
VICTORIA.
Furlough.
EDWARD CHARLES RUSSELL, Clerk in Charge, Statistical
Branch, six months on full pay.
Confirmation of Appointments.
CARL WILHELM DIMSEY, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Divi-
sion, as from 3rd April, 1913.
EMILY ALICE CODNER, Typist, Landing Branch, as from
the 5th March, 1913.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
.Abolition of Position.
Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, Correspondence and
Accounts Branch, last occupied by H. Thomson.
Typist, General Division, Correspondence and Accounts
Branch.
QUEENSLAND.
.
Examining Officer, 4th Class, Clerical Division, Landing
Branch. .
.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Appointment.
J UHN P. HENNELLY, to the position of Clerk, 5th Class,
Statistical Branch, Fremantle, J2op per annum, vice
R. G. H. Byers (promoted) ; to take effect from the date
of commencing duty .
Travelling Allowance.
Misi L. B. G. MALLAREN, Typist, .43 in addition to
amount allowed under Public Service Regulation 158A,
on account of fare from Melbourne to Fremantle.
LITTLETON E. GROOM,
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Ex. Mins. Nos. 562, 563, 565, 567, 568.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Services Terminated.
SYDNEY THOMAS MAGNER, Clerical Assistant, Warren, from
30th September, 1913 (resigned).
Allowance.
P. J. HowE, District Postal Inspector, Cootamundra, to
be paid an allowance at the rate of ,20 per annum,
fron ist October, 1913, as rental in respect of a room
provided by him for official purposes at his private
residence:
VICTORIA.
Refund of Tuition Fees.
J. H. BARNES, Mechanic, Electrical Engineers Branch,
to be paid the sum of 9s. 9d. by way of refund (second
instalment) of fees paid by him in connexion with the
study of electrical science.
QUEENSLAND.
JÀMEs CLYDE MACARTHUR, Telegraph Messenger, C,unna-
mulla., from 20th October, 1913 (resigned).
Reduction of an Officer's Status and Salary.
J AMES MCELROY, Lineman (in charge of office), Grade
IV., Eldsvold, salary £200, reduced to Lineman, Grade
III., with salary of 4156, from rith October,. 1913.
Payment of Overtime Worked by Junior Mechanics on
l'elephonists' Duties.
A. E. MATT and J. M. HICKEY, junior Mechanics, to be
paid the sums of 16s. 6d. and LI tos. respectively for
overtime worked by them on Telephonists' duties prior
to
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the coming into operation of the present Public
Service Regulation 61.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
LAURA N ICHOLsON, Telephonist, Geraldton, from ist Octa.
ber, 1913 (resigned).
TENDERS are invited for the purchase or working on
royalty of Moore Electrical Company's " Improve ments in or connected with Vacuum Tubes or the like,"
covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent No. 6228, of
20th June, 1906, in the name of E. Phillips.
The company will dispose of the whole or part interest
in the patent, or will grant licences to work the same to
fulfil the full requirements of the public.
AddressC/o PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, & CO., patent
attorneys and consulting engineers, Lombard Buildings,
17 Queen- street, Melbourne.
79.
royalty of K. Schuchard's " Improvements in Jig ging Sieves," covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent
No. 3934, of 13th February, 1912.
The inventor will dispose of the whole or part interest
Address --C /o PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, & CO., patent
8o
royalty of J. A. Miller's " Improvements in Pleasure Railways," covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent
No. 18,363, of 24th June, 1910.
The inventor will dispose of the whole or part interest
Address C /o PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, & CO., patent
.81
r i ENDERS are invited for the purchase or working on
royalty of C. A. Bettington's " Improvements in
and relating to Apparatus for Pulverizing Coal and other
Materials," covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent No.
16599, of 14t1í December, 1909, and " Improvements relating to Steam Generators," covered by Commonwealth
Letters Patent No. 16600, of 14th December, 1909.
The inventor
dispose of the whole or part interest
in the patents, or will grant licences to work the same to
82
royalty of Societa Generale per la Cianamide's
Process and Device for Manufacturing Nitrogen Cornpound," covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent No.
10462, of 12th December, 1907.
The company will dispose of the who :e or part interest
Address C /o PHILLIPS, ORMONDE, .& .CO., patent
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AGAR WYNNE,
THE " COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
GAZETTE."
.
Single copies of the COMMONWEALTH GAZETTE are sold
tixibaí.e abbe><:tio.emenlo.
at 4d., posted 4d. each.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. --The subscription, including postage, is
rj1ENDERS are invited for the purchase or working on
I. royalty of the International Wrapping Machine
17s. 4d. per annum, or 45. 4d. per quarter, payable in
advance.
Machines,"
Subscriptions are required to commence and terminate
with a month.
.4 lesser period than three months cannot be subscribed
for.
The company will dispose of their Australian rights for
25,000 dollars, or will grant licences to work the same
eight lines, and 3d. per line over eight lines. Signaturei
and final words of a paragraph, though only a portion of
a line, must be counted as one line.
Company's
" Immprovements
in
Wrapping
covered by Commonwealth Letters Patent No. 3613, of
13th January, 1912, and " Wrapping Machine," covered
by Commonwealth Letters Patent No. 9675, of 4th September, 1907.
on a royalty basis of Soo dollars per machine, with a
moderate minimum provision.
ADVERTISEMENTS are charged at the rate of 3s. up to
The COMMONWEALTH GAZETTE is published On SATURDAY
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MORNING in each week, and " Notices for insertion " must
be received by the Prime Minister's Department by noon
on Thursday preceding the day of publication.
fainted and Published for the GOVERNMENT of -the COMMONWEALTH of AUSTRALIA by ALBERT J. Mum err,
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