No 17, 8 April 1905 - Federal Register of Legislation

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No. 17.]
SATURDAY, 8TH APRIL,
Department of External Affairs,
Melbourne, Atli April, 1905.
[1905.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 5th April, 1905.
IS Excellency the Governor- General, with the advice
HEREAS " Edible Seed Oil" is imported into the
of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in acII
cordance with the recommendation of the Public Service W Commonwealth, and whereas I am of opinion that
it can be used as a substitute for " Cotton Seed Oil," which
Commissioner, to approve of Mr. JOSEPH ALOvsIus CAR RODUS being confirmed in his appointment as Clerk, in the
Department of External Affairs, as from the iith August,
1904.
G. H. REID,
Minister of State for External Affairs.
Melbourne, 1st April, 1905.
rHE following changes have been made in this Department, via.:
NEW SOUTH WALES.
is dutiable goods, and for purposes for which Cotton Seed
Oil can be used : Now therefore I do hereby, in pursuance
of the power conferred upon me by section 139 of the
Customs Act 1901, direct that Edible Seed Oil shall, on
importation, be charged with the duty chargeable on "Cotton Seed Oil."
JAMES G. DRAKE,
Acting Minister for Trade and Customs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of the Treasury,
Melbourne, 5th April, 19d5.
REGULATIONS RESPECTING PUBLIC MONEYS.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the advice
JOSEPH CHAPMAN TREWEEK, Locker, First Class, to act
of the Executive Council, has been pleased to aptemporarily as Clerk, Accounts Branch, Port Adelaide, prove of the following appointments, viz.
from xsth March, I905.
HENRY DAWSON, Assistant Examining Officer, to act temActing Receiver of Public Moneys.
porarily a,s Locker, First Class, from 16th March, 1905.
Defence (Military) Department P. S. BEST, during the
A. McLEAN,
temporary absence of
in Queensland
Minister for 'l'rade and Customs.
J. G. Cameron.
Defence (Military) Department W. H. MARTIN, during
the absence on leave of
in South Australia
H. A. Connell.
Melbourne, 3ist March, 1905.
Acting Paying O j icer.
IHEREBY appoint the shed, situate at the English and
G. H. MONAIHAN, during
The Senate,
Australian Copper Company's Wharf, Port Adelaide,
the absence on leave
and
in the State of South Australia, and known as " Copper
of C. 13. Boydell.
The
Joint
House
Committee
Company's Shed," to be a bonded store, under section 17
S. BEST, during the
P.
Defence
(Military)
Depaitment
of the Customs Act Igo', for the examination of goods oui
temporary
absence of
in
Queensland
landing.
J.
G.
Cameron.
A. McLEAN,
Defence (Military) Department W. H. MARTIN, during
Minister for Trade and Customs.
-the absence on leave of
in South Australia
H. A. Connell.
Acting Sub - Treasury Paymaster.
Melbourne, 31st March, 1905.
... T. W. CONXAH, PermanTILE period of Six Months specified in Gazette Notice State of Queensland
ent Head, Sub -Treadated 12t1í September, idol, published in Gazrtte No.
sury, Brisbane, during
55 of I th September, 1904, in connexion tvimh the allowthe temporary absence
ance of drawback on Marble Slabs in the rough dressed
of George L Bourne.
within the Commonwealth, is hereby extended for a period
of Six Months from the 12th March, 1905.
GEORGE TURNER,
A. McLEAN,
Treasurer,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
JAMES F ORSTER F EN \viCK, Clerk, transferred from Statistical Branch to Invoice Room, Sydney, from 26th November, 1904.
C-19-10.
Commonwealth Gazette
276
No. x7.4---8t11 April, igoç
Department of the Treasury,
E.05,13463-
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1902,
SECTION 3o.
DIVISION OF KOOVONG.
Appointment of a Divisional Returning Officer.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the advice
of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in accordance with the recommendation of the Public Service Com-
the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance
with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act
missioner, to approve of the confirmation of the appoint-
ments of MALCOLM CHARLES MEEKING, and ARTHUR PHILLIP
1902, been pleased to approve of the appointment of
JEFFERY, Clerks, Audit Office, as from the 7th June, 1904.
BENJAMIN BROWN
GEORGE TURNER,
Treasurer.
as Divisional Returning Officer for the Commonwealth
Electoral Division of Kooyong, in the State of Victoria,
vice J. R. Jackson, resigned ; such appointment to take
effect on and from the 13th February, 1905.
DUGALD TfIOMSON,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Department of Home Affairs,
A.o5/1906.
Melbourne, 29th March, 1905.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT OF A GENERAL
DIVISION REP1:ESINTATIVE FOR THE STATE
OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
E-05/3713-
TTIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of
the provisions of Regulation 256 of the Commonwealth
Public Service Act 1902, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of
WILLIAM MACKIE FR.SSELL FOTHERGILL,
Overseer, No. 1 Line Party (Country), Postmaster -General's Department, State of South Australia, to the position
of General Division Representative for the State of South
Australia, for a term of one month from 1st April, 1905.
DUGALD THOMSON,
ALTERATION IN NAME OIL POLLING l.'LACE.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice
of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance with
the provisions of the Coimm,7onwealtl1 Electoral Act 1902,
been pleased to approve of the following alteration in the
name of a Polling Piace :--STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Division of Perth.
Alteration approved.
As originally proclaimed.
Mounts Bay -road Retreat.
Old Men's Depót.
DU GALE THOMSON,
Commonwealth of Australia :1
Melbourne, 4th April, 1905,
E.05/38'74/5.
V.E:05/2242.
STATE OF VICTORIA.'
TT is hereby notified that Revision Courts will be held as hereunder specified within the State of Victoria, under the
j
Cornmonxvralth Electoral Act 1902.
JAS. J. HUNT,
Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of Victoria.
-
Place of
Sitting.
Ballarat
Date.
..
51,11 April, 1905
Name and Address of
Clerk of Court.
Constitution of
Court.
Lists to be dealt with by Court.13
Division of Ballarat.
D. F. McGrath, Law j Enfield
I W. Dickson, P.M.
Court, Ballarat
]
Division of Cono.
Williamstown 7th April, 1005
J. Campbell, J.P. ;
W. Pearson, J.P. ;
II. Hick, J.P.
W. Blacklow, Law
Court,
town
Kororoit Creek ; Laverton ; Newport
Williams-
Division of Flinders.
Drouill
r
5t'ì April, 1905
i
James Grant Young,
J.P.; Joseph J.
Winters, J.P.
J. D, Farrar, Law
Court, Warragul
Bunyip South ; Garfield ; Jindi.
viel: ; Labertouche ; Longwarry ; Long.
warry South (Musk Creek)
Drouin ;
Division of Merncla.
Lilydale
..
7th April, 1905
J. Keogh, P.M. ; R.
Black, J.P. ; T.
Grant, J.P.
D. Berriman, Law
Court, Heidelberg
Lilydale ; Kinglake ; Toolangi ; Heales.
ville ; Yarra Glen ; McMahon's Creek;
Warburton ; West Warburton ; Launching Place ; Brandin ; South Wandin ;
Mount Ilandenong ; Ringwood ; Croydon ;
South Mooroolbark ; Upper Yarra
Division of Moira.
Waugaratta
7tll April, 1905
', W. Bickerton, J.P. ; W. G. Smith, Law
A.
J.P.
Pinkerton,
Court, Wangaratta
Boweya ;
Bobinawarrali ; Cheshunt ;
Car-
boor East ; Heck ; Glenrowan ; Greta ;
Moyhu ; Oxley Parish ; South Hanson ;
Myrrhee ; Whitfield ; Whoroujy
.
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277
E. 05/3704 1E. 05/3833.
APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS UNDER THE " COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902."
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the Executive
Council thereof, has, in accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902, been pleased to approve
of the persons specified in the subjoined Schedule being appointed Registrars for the Polling Places set opposite their respective
names ;
such appointments in each instance to take effect on and from the date of entry on duty.
DUGALD THOMSON,
SCHEDULE.
Name of Person appointed
as Electoral Registrar.
Polling Place.
James Michael O'Donnell
R,i verine Norman Dart
Frederick Thomas D. Yabsley
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
( North Derry Jerry
Bland
.
Lachlan Mines
.
John Denis Robison ..
Margaret Morice
.
.
.
..
Mary Jano Donovan ..
IlTilliani John Thomas
George Henry Bonnett
..
..
..
..
Mingelo
Toogong
Francis Battendier Meyer
..
Patrick Gilmour
..
Edward Stagg
Division.
..
.
Tatlira
Gum Flat
Wilde's Meadow
Junction Reefs
Lower Mangrove
..
..
Galong
Towrang
..
..
Thomas Dowling
Wilfred Robinson
Mary Leitch
..
..
Arthur Stanley Herman Schier
..
Martha Albpan
Daniel George Harrington
Albert Edward Lonsdale
Calignee
Gippsland
Seaton
Bourke
La Trobe
Melbourne
..
John Kelleher
Robert Alexander Learmonth
Felix Richard Wooff Dredge
Queenstown
Areegra
John Ernest Jelbart . .
Anna Emma Harnath
Jean Gatherer
. .
. .
Karabeal
Charles Spraaiklia
?Margaret Davis
..
..
..
Rayinonts
Cedar Creek
Flaggy
Innot Hot Springs
Kelvin Grove
Marton
..
Mount Amos ..
Mount Romeo
Calignee
Seaton
430 Spencer - street, Melbourne
Police Station, Russell - street,
Melbourne
Queenstown
Areegra
Burramine South
Burnt Creek
Belmont, Cohuna
State School, Club Terrace
State School, No. 3112, Genoa
Moira..
River
State School, Tatyoon
Post Office, Tallarook
Baddaginnie
Wannon
Minimay
Grampians
Mernda
Vectis East
State School, Laen North
77
Wimmera
Corinella
Echuca
Mernda
Wannon
STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
Brisbane
..
. .
..
..
77
Dingee
77
..
Toombul
Grovely
.
Post Office, Nhill
Berwick
Lake Charm
Murra Warra
Post Office, Winjallock (Sandy
Creek), via Stuart Mill
Lower Mangrove
Galong
Towrang
Miepoll
Mangalore
..
Ada Maria Kruger
William Henry Claughton
. .
Nora Brazil ..
Oscar Tillotson Davis
John Holzapfel
..
..
Wannon
Echuca
Gippsland
..
Tatyoon
Sugar Loaf Creek
Baddaginnie
..
Minimay
Vectis East
Laen North
..
Vaughan
..
Toolamba
Robert George Morton
John Steven Howe ..
Andrew Kennedy
Junction Reefs, via Mandurama
Moira..
Cohuna Township
Club Terrace
..
Genoa
Arthur John Blackwell Reid
Herbert Carl .Buckland
Jane Mary Lane
Georgina Russell
Valentine Donclan
..
Wilde's Meadow
..
..
..
Mernda
Wimmera
Echuca
Burnt Creek ..
.
George Rogers
..
..
Boosey
Miepoll
David Lindsay
Charles Livingston King
Gum Flat, via Inverell
gg
Tandara
Patrick Francis Hanlon
Daniel William Nagle
Toogong, via Cudal
Post Office, Tathra
Gwydir
STATE OF VICTORIA.
.. Wimmera
Nhill
Berwick
.. Flinders
Lake Charm ..
Echuca
NViminera
Murra Warra . .
.. Grampians
Sandy Creek ..
John Robert Jackson
Susan Jane Thompson
Mingelo
gg
Eden - Monaro
..
North Berry Jerry
Lachlan Mines, via Forbes
Canobolas
Illawarra
Macquarie
North Sydney
Werriwa
Postal Address.
..
..
Vaughan
Toolamba
Mangalore
Karabeal, via Dunkeld
..
Herbert
Herbert
r,
.
.
..
Charles Emil Eichhorn
James Dowling
. .
William George Groom
Ernest Walmesley Cruickshank
Robert Stewart
Francis Redman
Henry Stuckey
. .
John Jenkin
Ross River Meat Works
Seymour River
Stareke River
Ukalunda
..
Thomas Tweed
Yarraden
7,
.,
7,
77
Newellton
gg
r,
77
77
Railway Station, Rendra
Enoggera
Alderley
Cedar Creek, via Herberton
Flaggy, via Cooktown
Innot Hot Springs
Koumala, via Mackay
Marton, via Cooktown
Trevetlian, via Cooktown
Mount Romeo, via Cooktown
Lancelot Mines, Lancelot
Ross River, Townsville
Seymour
Starcke River, via. Cooktown
7,
Sunbeam Mine, Ukalunda, via
7,
Yarraden
Bowen
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Junes Allen
Sydney Francis Bayly
..
..
1Callington
Coromandel Valley
..
Angas
Barker
Callington
Coromandel Valley
No Y 7r
278
th April,. nos
SoIiEDULECA fbtLfL/,Gclr
Name of Person appointed
as Electoral Registrar.
STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
.. Swan
Tammin
Kelmscott
..
Mary Helena Williams
Ernest Leslie Haynes
..
Arthur Gaillard
Horace Louis Armstrong
Ernest Samuel Hamersley
James Ernest Falls
Caballing
Guildford
..
Karridale
..
..
Yalgoo
Apsley
Glenora
Woodsdale
Claude Road
..
George Bullock
,.
William Mcí *inlay
Philip Conrad Wagner
Arthur Curnow Cole ..
Matthew Higgins
E. 05/3704.
E. 05/3833.
Polling Place.
Perth
Swan
Coolgardie
STATE OF TASMANIA.
Franklin
...
..
Glenorchy East
Yalgoo
..
Railway Station, Apsley
Police Station, Glenora
Post Office, Woodsdale
State School, Claude Road
Police Station, Glenorchy
,f
Wilmot
Denison
RETIREMENT OF REGISTRARS UNDER " COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902."
SCHEDULE --- continued.
Name of Electoral
Registrar Retired.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the
of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance with the
provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902, been
pleased to approve of the retirement of the Registrars specified
in the subjoined Schedule, the date of retirement to be the
alate on which each officer ceased duty.
DUGALD THOMSON,
Tammin
Kelmscott
Caballing
Post Office, Guildford
Karridale
Polling Place.
STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
Name of Electoral
Registrar Retired:
Division.
Polling Place.
John Venables :. North Berry Jerry Bland
George Jephson
.
Mingelo
..
:
Canobolas
Eden - Monaro
Tatlira
John Van Hemert
Albert Henry Bruce Gum Flat
H. Bresnahan .. Wilde's Meadow
Junction Reefs ..
Edward O'Grady
William C. Witt .. Galong
Alfred Clarke
..
John H. Falvey
Gwydir
Illawarra
Macquarie
Werriwa
Werriwa
Canobolas
Towrang
Toogong
STATE OF VICTORIA.
Nhill ...
Edward Bell
Caroline Ellen Allen Berwick
Lake Charm
James Scantleton
Murra Warra
James Reynolds
Sandy Creek
Mary Leitch
Henry Alfred Schier Calignee
Seaton
Carl Rumpif
Mary A. Madden . . Bourke
La Trobe
Evangeline Maria
Kildahl
.. Queenstown
Walter Knell
Robert Hobson ..
Amelia
Harriett
Davidson
Elizabeth Doherty
Hugh Francis Clarke
William Burrastan
Payter
Whitworth Gunn
W. A. Richardson
William P. Harmer
Mary 11tartin
William Edward
Sumner
A. G. Mowatt
R. Jelbart
..
John Bolwell
Amelia Gladman..
Jane Spurling . .
Julia Helen Doran
V. L. O. H. Van
Nooten
C. Gallavan
Areegra
Tandara
Boosey
Miepoll
Burnt Creek
Wimmera
Flinders
Echuca
Winunera
Indi
Gippsland
chinson
Grovely
Cedar Creek
Eli Elijah Smith
Francis Stephen
Herbert
Flaggy
George Keith Boddington
Stephen
Francis
Innot Hot Springs
Dooner
William_ Alexander
Uhr
Stephen
Francis
Dooner
John Burwise Scur-
Kelvin Grove
..
Marton
..
Mount Amos
Mount Romeo
Newellton
..
Seymour River
field
Starcke River ..
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
William Pollard ..
William Wolf P.
Everett
Callington
,
..) Angas
Coromandel Valley Barker
I
I
STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
1lfernda
Wimmera
Echuca
Wannon
Cohuna Township
Club Terrace ..
Echuca
Gippsland
Genoa ..
Tatyoon
Sugar Loaf Creek
Grampians
Mernda
Baddaginnie
Minimay
Vectis East
Laen North
Vaughan
Toolamba
Mangalore
..
..
Moira
Wannon
..
..
Wimmera
Corinella
Echuca
Merada
Karabeal
E.
Wannon
-
..
Melbourne
Moira
..
Brisbane
Toombul
Luke Hartley Hut-
Dooner
SCHEDULE.
Division.
Eleanor May Vin-
cent
John George Cornish
Charles
Horace
Watson
George Henry Percival
William Henry Meleng
Kelmscott
Swan
Caballing
Guildford
Karridale
Yalgoo
.. Perth
.. Swan
.. Coolgardie
STATE OF TASMANIA.
..
John Tolland
Henry
William
Wes ter way
Rachel Eppingstall
Frank Prosser Bowden
Franklin
Apsley
Glenora
Woodsdale
Glenorchy East
..
Denison
E.o5,137o7-8 -9.
OF REVISION
STITUTION
IS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance with
the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902,
been pleased to approve of the alterations specified in the
ALTERATION IN CO
II
subjoined Schedule in the constitution of the Revision
Courts notified in Commonwealth Gazettes Nos. 13 and r4
of the 1rth March, 1905, and 18th March, 1905, respectively.
DUGALD THOMSON,
Minister of State for I -come Affairs.
SCHEDULE.
Division of Canobolas.
Forbes Charles E. Oskar, P.M., to read John Fullarton
Armstrong, J.P., and Daniel McKeown, J.Y.
Parkes Charles E. Oslear, P.M., to read Edward Marriott, P.M.
Peak Hill Charles E. Oslear, P.M., to read Edward
Marriott, P.M.
Division of Newcastle.
J.P., to read George Needham Walker, P.M.
Division of Herbert.
Cairns Brabazon Richard Stafford, P.M., to read Peter
George Grant, P.M.
Mackay William Richard Onslow Hill, P.M., to read
Bernard Canning McGGooarty, P.M.
Division of Kennedy.
Hughenden Chas. Augustus Mayne Morris, P.M., to
read Philip Walter Pears, P.M.
Division of Maranoa.
Blackall Bernard Canning McGroarty, P.M., to read
Ernest Joshua Hennessy, P.M.
Longreach Peter George Grant, P.M., to read Francis
Cory, J.P., and George Meacham, J.P.
Division of Oxley.
Brisbane South John Graham McDonald, P.M., to read
Henry Taylor Macfarlane, P.M.
Division of M'ide Bay.
Michael Bennett, J.P., to read Samuel
Tenningering
Hardin;, J.P.
Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
Division of Bourke.
No. 38.
Brunswick J. W. Flemming, J.Y., to read J. W. Fleming, J.P.
Division of Corangamite.
Skipton E. G. Austin, J.P., to read Thomas Kennedy,
Division of Corinella.
Yandoit W. J. Barnes, J.1'., to read William Dougall,
Division of C'erio.
GeelongP. Smith, J.P., to read P. Smyth, J.P.
Division of Gippsland.
\Valhalla H. I- iarbeck, J.P., to read H. Hartrick, J.P.
Division of Grampians.
Skipton J, Kennedy, J.P., to read Thomas Kennedy,
J.P.
Dolby Jas. Clarke, J.P., and Richard John Hodge,
STATE OF VICTORIA.
Division of Robertson.
Dubbo Thomas Charles K. McKell, P.M., to read William Clarke, P.M.
J.P.
Division of Darling Downs.
APPLICATIONS are invited 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 liivisions, but are
not eligible for appointment to Clerical or General. Division
vacancies, except for positions for which they have qualified by
examit;ation.
Officers in the Commonwealth Service must apply through the
Chief Officer or Permanent Head, in accordance with Regulation
\ \Tallseird Milton Sydney Love, S.M., to read George
Frederick Scott, P.M.
Newcastle George Frederick Scott, P.M., to read Milton Sydney Love, S.M.
J.P.
No. x7.- ---8th Aprii, 19Q5
279
Applicants who are officers of the Public Service of a State
should state the date of their appointment to the Service, present
position and salary.
Applicants from outside the Service should state their qualifications for the c.fEce they seek. Copies only of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. If the
originals are required, they will be asked for.
All applications must be in the applicants' own handwriting,
and their date of birth should be stated.
J.P.
Haw that n R . R. Ardagh, J.P., to read A. R. Ardagh,
J.P.
Division of Melbourne Ports.
Port Melbourne \V. Witt, J.P., and W. Godley, J.P.,
to read H. N. Edwards, J.P., and A. Hester, J.P.
Division of Mernda.
Lilydale E. Clark, J.P., to read Dr. Arthur E. Syme,
J.P.
Ferntree Gully W. Horner, J.P., J. Ramage, J.P., and
A. Sullivan, J.1'., to read Thomas Dobson, J.P., and Alan
Selman, J.P.
Division of Moira.
NathaliaH. P. Elrington, J.P., and P. D. K. O'HanIon, J.P., to read F. H. Furze, J.P., and R. G. Eakin, J.P.
Numurkah H. Morrison, P.M., and J. McLeod, J.P., to
read W. C. Fitzwater, J.P., Harry J. Glenny, J.P., and
J. C. Trengrove, J.P.
Division of Southern Melbourne.
St. Kilda «rest A. Morrow, J.P., to read A. Morrah,
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
State of New South Wales.
... ' Clerical, £5201 15th April
Sydney
Chief Clerk ...
j
State of &nth Australia.
... Clerical, £140 22nd April
Woodside
Postmaster,
Grade XIV.
State of Wester; Australia.
General, £60
Katanning
to £110 per
annum
General, EGO
Boulder
to £110 per
annum ;
Assistant
Assistant
...
'
15th April
15th April
curd district
allowance
under Scale
H.
Assistant (L. C.) Cue
Assistant (L.C.) Guildford
i
Assistant (L.C.) Claremont
Assistant
Bulong
Division of Wimmera.
General, £60 22nd April
to £110 per
annum
... i General, £60 22nd April
to ß't10 per
annum
... General, £60
to £110 per
annum
' General, £60
to £110 per
annum ;
and district
allowance
29th April
29th April
Scale III.
D. C. McLACRLAN,
ben, J.P.
Division of Capricornia.
Rockhampton Philip 'Walter Pears, P.M., to read
Christopher Francis, P. M.
per annum,
less £14 for
rent
Kaniva C. W. Taylor, J.P., to read John H. Champness, J.P.
Wycheproof J. W. Redden, J.P., td read J. W. RedSTATE OF QCEENSL.AND.
to £600 per
annum
J.P.
South Melbourne Cr. J. Baragwanath, J.P., to read E.
D. !leather, J.P., and C. F. Christmas, J.P.
Applications
Returnable.
Audit Office, Clerical, £310 22nd April
to £400 per
Melbourne
annum
and
Clerk
Inspector
Division of Kooyong.
Box Hill E. D. Walker, J.P., to read E. E. Walker,
and Salary.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Division of Indi.
Wodonga J. Rowan, P.M., H. Harkins, J.P., G.
Leighton, J.P., and H. Harris, J.Y., to read H. Harkin,
J.P., and S. J. Nicholls, J.P.
Division,
Class or Grade,
Locality.
Position.
Commissioner.
FRANCIS REDDIN,
Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
280
No. r 7., --8tli April, 19o5
Melbourne, 29th March, 190-.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
PREPARATION OF NEW ELECTORAT. ROLLS UNDER SECTION 50
OF THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902.
IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the GovernorGeneral in and over the Commonwealth of Australia,
by and with the advice of the Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve of the cancellation of the notice respecting the Sitting of the Revision Court at Wood's
Point, in the Division of Gippsland, as notified in Cr,'a)nvnwealtli Gazette No. 13 of nth March, 1905, page 2I..,
and of the Lists for the Polling Places specified therein to
be dealt with by the Court constituted by C. E. Holmes,
P.M., T. Lloyd, J.P., and T. S. Underwood, J.P., at
lìairnsdale, on 31st March, 1905.
JAS. J. HUNT,
Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of Victoria.
1
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
Principal Registry,
Melbourne, 3rd April, 1905.
1IlE following Rule of Court, made by the Justices of
the High Court, is published for general information.
GORDON H. CASTLE,
Principal Registrar.
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
As of Monday, the Third day of April, 1905.
IT is ordered as follows :
A Sitting of the High Court of Australia for the Trial
of Causes shall be held as follows :
AT MELBOURNE, TUESDAY, 2ND MAY.
S. W. GRIFFITH, C.J.
(L.s.)
EDMUND BARTON, J.
R. E. O'CONNOR, J.
GORDON H. CASTLE,
Principal Registrar.
Attorney - General's Department,
CREATION OF OFFICE OF MESSENGER IN THE
SECRETARY'S OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY -
GENER AL'S DEPARTMENT.
IS Excellency the Governor - General, on the recoinmendation of the Public 'Service Commissioner, and
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve of the creation of the following new
office in the Attorney- General's Department, as from the
1st April, 1905 :--
Messenger, Secretary's Office, Grade I., salary 442 to
484 per annum.
J. H. SYMON,
Attorney- General.
Attorney- General's Department,
APPOINTMENT OF MESSENGER IN THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY'=GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, on the recommendation of the Public Service Commissioner, and
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve of the transfer of
JAMES CONCANNON NASIi, Assistant, Postmaster- General's
Department, at Greswick, in the State of Victoria, with
salary at the rate of f6o per annum, to the office of
Messenger in the Secretary's Office of the Attorney
General's Department, at his present salary ; such transfer to take effect from the date on which hé takes up the
duties of the new office.
J. H. SYMON,
Attorney - General.
Attorney - General's Department,
NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS,
AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGI i T, A -
TIONS UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION ACT 1904.
URSUANT 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 5th day of April,. 1005, pleased to make Provisional
Regulations under the Commonwealth Conciliation and
Arbitration Act 1904, to come into operation forthwith,
which Provisional Regulations may be cited as Statutory
Rules 1905, No. 23.
(2) That it is proposed, after sixty days after the publication of this notice, to make Regulations under the said
Act, and that the Provisional Regulations above - mentioned
are the Drafts of the Proposed Regulations.
(3) That copies of the Provisional Regulations may be
purchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne,
at the price of Threepence.
(4) That any representations or suggestions made, in
writing, by any person interested will be taken into con sideiation before finally settling the Proposed Regulations.
Suggestions should be forwarded to the Secretary to this
Department.
J. H. SYMON,
Attorney - General.
Industrial Registrar's Office,
Principal Registry, Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been
made to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation and
Arbitration Act 1904, for the registration of
An association, called the Merchant Service Guild of
Australasia, as an organization of employees, in connexion
with the Shipping and Marine industry ;
An association, called the New South \Vales Government
Railways Traffic Employees Association, as an organization
of employees in connexion with the Railway Traffic indus-
try;
An association, called the Machine Shearers and Shed
Employees Union, as an organization of employees in connexion with the Pastoral industry ;
An association called the Federated Saw Mill and Timber
Yard Employees Association, Victorian Branch, as an organization of employees in connexion with the Saw Milling
and Wood Working- industry; and
An association, called the Australian Workers Union, as
an organization of employees in connexion with the Pastoral industry.
Any person who desires to object to the registration of
any of the above associations may do so by lodging with me
a notice of objection in the prescribed form and statutory
declarations in support thereof within thirty days after the
publication of this advertisement, and by serving on the
association concerned copies of the notice of objection and
statutory declarations so lodged.
GORDON H. CASTLE,
Industrial Registrar.
Postmaster- General's Department,
29th March, 1905.
Ex. Mins. 117 and rig.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved that leave of absence or furlough, as the case may
be, be granted to the undermentioned officers of the Postmaster- General's Department, namely :
NEW SOUTH WALES.
JAMES
McLAUGI-iuN,
Groom -in- charge,
Sydney,
three
months' leave of absence on full pay, prior to retirement
from the Public Service.
VICTORIA.
hMICHAEL 13ocnKE, Clerk, Melbourne, three months' furlough on full pay.
QUEENSLAND.
ALFRED TAYT.OR \ \KINSHIP, Postmaster, Childers, six months'
furlough on full pay.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Postmaster - General.
Postmaster - General's Department,
6th April, 1905.
THE following transfers, &c., in the Postmaster -General's Department have been approved, in accordance
with the provisions of tiffe Public Service Act 1902, and
Regulations thereunder, namely :
NEW SOUTH WALES.
W. O'GR.ADY, Assistant (Mail Boy), Parramatta, to he As-
sistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, vice \Vest, transferred;
F. H. \VEST, Assistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, to be Assistant
(ilfail Boy), Parramatta, vice O'Grady, transferred ;
A. A. McKENziE, Assistant, Narrabri West, to be Assistant, Carrathool ;
H. J. NEILLY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,
Sydney, to he Telegraph Messenger, Alexandria :
E. R. DAVIS, Assistant, \Valcha, to be Assistant, Lockhart;
W. S. KIRKPATRICK, Letter Carrier, Sydney, to be Letter
Carrier, Bathurst, vice Greenwell, transferred;
C. T. GREi ?Nwi:LL, Leiter Carrier, Bathurst, to be Letter
Carrier, Sydney, vice Kirkpatrick, transferred;
A. E. Joxas, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney (on probation),
services dispensed with as from IStli February, 1905;
H. J. JENNINGS, Telegraph Messenger, Young (on probation), services dispensed with as from 28th February,
r905.
\ \'i`F. CHARLES WILSON, Postal Assistant, Harden, forfeited
office in accordance with section 66 of Act.
Nó.. i7. -=8th 'April, r905
281
VICTORIA.
H. R. McKIMM, Telegraph Messenger, Bendigo, to be Telegvrapl1 Messenger, (. astlemaine, vice Nicholls, promoted;
J.:REDDING, Porter, Hawthorn, to be Porter, Mail Branch,
General Post Office, Melbourne;
l' nJANGAN, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ascot Vale, to be
Porter, Mail Branch, General Post Office, Melbourne;
E. C. HUMPHRÍS, Telegraph Messenger, Maryborough, to
be Telegraph Messenger, Maldon, vice Guymer, promoted ;
L. R. FRICKER, Telegraph Messenger, Bruthen, to be Tele-
graph Messenger, Maryborough, vice Humphris, trans-
ferred ;
Ií. A. DAWS, Porter, Camberwell, to be Porter, Mail
Branch, General Post Office, Melbourne, vice Irwin,
annum), when his promotion as an officer of Grade IL
is confirmed. This promotion to date from z3th March,
1905, for purposes of seniority ;
\VALTER ROBERT FRENCH, Letter Carrier, Grade II., Goul-
burn, to be Sorter, Grade I., Sydney,
vice Burton, promoted, from 13th March, ¡905, for purposes of seniority;
FRANCIS NORTON YOUNG, Telegraph Messenger, Elnmaville,
to be Assistant (Mail Boy), Sydney vice Owens, transferred, from r3th March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;
CLARENCE BROWN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney, to be
Assistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, vice Fitzgerald, trans-
ferred, from 13th March, ¡905, for purposes of seniority;
A. C. UPHAM, Telegraph Messenger, Bondi, granted an
allowance at the rate of 6 per annum, for delivering
correspondence.
transferred;
D. B. V. O'CONNOR, Telegraph Messenger, Hawthorn, to
be Telegraph Messenger, l \Tarrackuabeal, vice Candy,
Office Abolished.
Letter Carrier, Grade I.
promoted ;
New Office Created.
Assistant (Letter Carrier).
R. T. RAMSAY, Telegraph Messenger, Seymour, to be Tele-
graph Messenger, Telegraph Branch, Melbourne, vice
Turner, resigned;
J. A. BRAIN, Despatching; Officer, Traral`on, to be De-
spatching Officer, Mail Branch, Melbourne, vice Yandell,
deceased;
JAS. L OUGHNAN, Telegraph Messenger, Kew, to be Telegraph Messenger, Hawthorn, vice Carney, transferred ;
AVM. H. C'ARNEY, Telegraph Messenger, Hawthorn, to be
Telegraph Messenger, Kew, vice Louglinan, transferred.
QUEENSLAND.
CHARLES E. BRIGHT, Chief Clerk, General Post Office,
Brisbane, appointed to perform the duties of the Chief
Officer in Queensland, during the absence of that officer
on six months' furlough, frcm ist April, 1905.
J. MEE, Telegraphist, Townsville, to be Telegraphist, Brisbane, vice Lee, transferred ;
A. P. LEE, Telegraphist, Brisbane, to be Telegraphist,
Townsville, vice Mee, transferred.
Appointments Confirmed.
RONALD CLARE SMYTHE, Assistant, Mail Branch, Sydney;
FREDERICK LESLIE CLISSOLD, Telegraph Messenger;
CLIFFORD HARDY, Telegraph Messenger;
ROBERT ERNEST NUTT, Telegraph Messenger ;
EDWARD GEORGE WALTER, Telegraph Messenger ;
JOHN WILLIAM ]3ooTIImAN, Telegraph Messenger;
SYLVESTER MARK MILLS, Telegraph Messetiger ;
PERCIVAL ROBERT ANSON, Telegraph Messenger.
VICTORIA.
THOMAS FRANCIS O'BRIEN, Telegraph Messenger, St.
Kilda, to be Assistant (Porter), Mail Branch, vice Thear,
transferred, from 4th March,
seniority;
1905,
for purposes of
FREDERICK ST.ANFIELD HOLMES, Telegraph Messenger, Port
Melbourne, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
G. A. Hlci s, an officer of the Clerical Division performing duties classified in the General Division, at Moonta,
to be Postmaster, Grade XIV., lieachport, vice Attiwill,
retired.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
T. P. BENNETT, Telegraphist, Coolgardie, to be 'Telegraphist, Perth, vice Barker, transferred ;
G. J. BARKER, Telegraphist, Perth, to be -Telegraphist,
Coolgardie, vice Bennett, transferred ;
H. D. DAWSON, Telegraphist, Cue, to be Telegraphist,
Guildford, vice Watson, transferred;
H. C. WATSON, Telegraphist, Guildford, to be Telegraphist, Cue, vice Dawson, transferred.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Postmaster- General.
29th March, 190x.
Ex. Mins. I12 to 116.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, by and with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved of the following staff changes, &c., in the Postmaster- General's Department, namely :
NEW SOUTH WALES.
ERNEST ARMOUR WOLSTENHOLME, Telegraph Messenger,
Lawson, to be Telephone Attendant, Singleton, vice Gilson, promoted, from 8th March, 1905, for purposes of
seniority;
vice Beckwith, transferred, from 4th March, 1905, for
purposes of seniority ;
IVAN VICTOR HILLIARD BODEY, Telegraph Messenger, Hor-
sham, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ascot Vale, vice
Slattery, transferred, from 22nd February, 1905, for purposes of seniority ;
ARTHUR STEPHEN GRACE, Telegraph Messenger, Warrnam13001,
ERNEST BENJAMIN JEFFREYS, Telegraph Messenger, Casterton, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Seymour, vice
Doughty, transferred.
QUEENSLAND.
GEORGE HENRY DAWSON, Telephone Attendant, Brisbane,
to be Assistant, No, 9 Maintenance Gang, vice McKen11cv, transferred;
WILLIAM LLOYD, Telegraph Messenger, George- street,
Brisbane, to be Telephone Attendant, Brisbane, vice
Dawson, promoted;
EDWARI) JAMES WILLIAMS, Messenger, Grade I., Mail
Branch, Brisbane, to be Assistant, Richmond;
ALI3ERT O']3R1E N, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Office,
Brisbane, to be Messenger, Grade I., Mail Branch, Brisbane, vice 'Williams, promoted;
JAMES CHARLES THOMAS VARDON, Clerk and Inspector,
Audit Office, Department of the Treasury, an officer of
the 3rd Class, Clerical Division, to be Accountant, Bris-
bane, 2nd Class, Clerical Division, from loth March,
1905, for purposes of seniority.
New Office Created.
Assistant
FREDERICK KILLICK, Telegraph Messenger, Murrumburrah,
Burwood, to be Assistant, Nymagee, vice Gossip, de-
ceased, from 9th March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;
JOHN GREEN, Ganger, Sydney, classified as Line Foreman,
to be Line inspector, Grade II., Sydney, vice Denton,
deceased, from 9th March, 19o5, for purposes of seniority ;
GEORGE FRASER, Line Repairer, Metropolitan Gang, to be
Senior Line Repairer, Wentworth, vice Dingwall, re-
signed, from 9th March, i9o5, for purposes of seniority ;
13ERTRAND COOKSEY, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney, to be
Assistant (Mail ]toy), Glebe, vice Jackson, transferred,
from loth March, i9o5, for purposes of seniority ;
MARTIN BURTON, Sorter, Gracie I., Sydney, salary L150 per
annum, temporarily promoted to the position of Sorter,
Grade II., Sydney (vice Wroollett, transferred), at his
present salary, but to be paid each year an increment of
46 if his conduct and efficiency be satisfactory, until his
salary reaches the minimum of Grade II. (Z156 per
(General
Branch, Brisbane.
to be Assistant (Mail Boy), North Sydney, vice Barnett,
transferred, from SthI March, Igo5, for purposes of
seniority;
ALGERNON THOMAS BERNARD SMITH, Telephone Attendant,
to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Hamilton, vice
Cowan, transferred, from 21st February, 1905, for pur poses of seniority ;
Division)
Correspondence
SOUTH AUSTRALIA -.
The salaries of the following officers have been fixed at
amounts shown opposite their respective trames,
namely :-the
ARTHUR HORNER, Telegraphist,1ro per annum;
MICHAEL JAMES SHEEHAN, Telegraphist, 4'120 per annum;
JOHN ALFRED GARRETT OMOND, Telegraphist, ¿140 per
annum.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ERNEST GEORGE BAILEY, Telegraph Messenger, Fremantle
North, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), East Fremantle,
from loth March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;
JOHN JOHNSON, Letter Carrier, Grade I., Perth, to be Let-
ter Carrier, Grade II., Perth, vice C. W. Johnson, re-
signed, from loth March, 1905, for purposes o-f seniority;
ANNIE HALL, Relieving Postmistress, salary fixed at ¿Ira
per annum.
Office Abolished.
Clerk, Clerical Division, Boulder.
The salaries of the following Assistants have been fixed
at the rate of £iIo per annum each, from the dates shown
opposite their respective naines :
New Office Created.
Assistant, Clerical Division, Boulder.
JAMES PATRICK ANGLIM, Ist November, 1904;
JOHN. CLEMENT ARKINS; ist May, 1905;
TASMANIA.
ARTHUR ALLEN RATTRAY, Telephone
omaïónwéaltli Gazette
282
Igo. z 7. 8th April, 1905
Attendant, Launceston,
duties
an officer of the Clerical Division performing
transferred
from
Division,
classified in the General
ETIiEL SWAN Cofx, Ist November, 1904;
VINCENT JOSEPH GATTENHOF, ist November, 1904;
Clerical Division to the General Division, as from 13th
February, 1905.
SYDNEY SMITH,
JOHN MOLONY, ist May, 1905;
HENRY CLEVE SELFF, Ist July, 1905;
WWILLIAM HENRY JAMES TWEEDDALE, Ist November, 1904;
HORACE REGINALD MOORE, 1st April, 1905;
Ex. Ain. 125.
JAMES MCDONALD, ist December, 1904;
5th April, 1905.
GEORGE QUILKEY, ist July, 1905.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, by and with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved that R. H. HALL, Clerk, Money Order Office,
Perth, be permitted to act as Secretary to the Perth Branch,
No. I, Australian Natives' Association, and to accept the
fees attached to such position.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Appointments Confirmed.
WILLIAM BETHEL McLEAN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney;
MICHAEL GEORGE ATIíINSON, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney;
i
THOMAS JEREMIAH STANISLAUS CAHILL, Telegraph Messen-
Ex. Min. 122.
REGINALD EMANUEL BENNETT LEWIS, Telegraph Messenger,
Sutherland ;
JOHN REGINALD RYE, Telegraph Messenger, Hunter's Hill ;
ger, Sydney ;
.
5th April, 1905.
QUEENSLAND.
Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the
lias apadvice of -the Federal Executive Council,permitted
Clerk,
Townsville,
be
proved that JOHN BURNS,
No. 29, Proto act as Secretary to the Kennedy Lodge,
Australasia, and to
Friendly
Society
of
testant Alliance
accept the fees attached to such position.
'SYDNEY SMITH,
IT
MICHAEL DONOHUE, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney ;
JOHN EDWARD MAGEE, Telegraph Messenger, Summer
Hill;
JAMES WILLIAM JOHN WWOOLNOUGH, Telegraph Messenger,
Leichhardt ;
WILLIAM AITCHISON, Telegraph Messenger, Lambton_;
WALTER ' ELLESLEY MCFARLANE, Telegraph Messenger,
Drummoyne;
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney ;
GEORGE WWARWICK UPHAM, Telegraph Messenger,
Ex. Mins. 124, 127, 128.
tostmaster- General's Department,
5th April, 1905
General, by and with the
HIS Excellency the GovernorExecutive
Council, has apadvice of -the Federal
of
absence
or furproved that extensions of sick leave
the
undermenlough, as the case may be, be granted to Department,
tioned officers of the Postmaster- General's
namely :
PERCY REGINALD CARTER, Telegraph Messenger, Tingha;
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Order Office, Sydney, three
G. H. WILSON, Clerk, Money
leave,
from loth January, 1905,
months' extension of sick
on half pay;
extenG. M. POLLOCK, Sorter, Sydney, forty -nine days'
half
pay.
sion of sick leave, from 2nd April, 1905, on
ket;
DAVID ROMAINE REID; Telegraph Messenger, Carrathool ;
GEORGE HENRY MICHAEL CURRAN, Telegraph Messenger,
Captain's Flat.
GEORGE
Ex. Mins. 123, 126, 129.
5th April, 1905.
General, by and with the
IS Excellency the GovernorExecutive
Council, has apadvice of the Federal
staff
changes,
&c.,
be made in
proved that the following
namely
:
the Postmaster- General's Department,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
to
the
The light allowance
soon
per
annum,
as
uin to
be increased from3 1per
available.
as funds are
The period of probation of the following officers has been
extended for six months, namely :
;
WILLIAM CROTHERS, Telegraph Messenger, Pyrmont
Braid Telegraph
Messenger,
JOHN LOUIS ROBERTSON,
H
4`
;
Chatswood.
Mail
Hawthorn, vice
Messenger,
Appointments of the following Telegraph Messengers
the Telegraph Branch have been confirmed, namely:
in
SAMUEL WILLIAM O'DEA;
CLARENCE ARTHUR SWINTON;
ALBERT WILLIAM BAIRD FAWCETT;
HAROLD JOHN WTILLIAM ELLIOTT;
GEORGE HAMILTON PHILPOTT ;
CHARLES THOMAS HETHERINGTON CORNEILLE;
JAMES JOYCE BARRY;
JOHN HAROLD MILLER;
WILLIAM RADICH ;
WILLIAM HENRY CARNEY;
ERNEST «WILLIAM HARVEY.
QUEENSLAND.
Appointment Confirmed.
JAMES 'FUTON, Telegraph Messenger, Woolloongabba;
ROBERT ROBINSON, Telephone Attendant, Albion, dismissed
the Public Service, in accordance with the provisions of
section 46 (5) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act
1902.
FREDERICK CHARLES
CHARLES
VICTORIA.
PAGE, Telegraph
Branch, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier),
Shepherd, transferred.
VICTORIA.
Melbourne,
T. F. BALL, Letter Carrier, General Post Office,
from 3rd to 9th
one week's extension of sick leave,
March, 1905, on half pay ;
Office, MelW. ASHMAN, Letter Carrier, General Post from 23rd
extension
of
sick
leave,
bourne, ten days'
February to 4th March, 1905, on half pay;
Attendant, Central Telephone
A. 13. 13AYSTON, Telephone
eight
days' extension of sick leave,
Exchange, Melbourne,
from 8th to ,5th March, 1905, on half pay;
six
ADAMINA GUTHRIE McCoLL, Relieving Postmistress,
months' furlough, on full pay ;
JEANNIE BENNETT, Postmistress, Oakleigh, six months' furlough on full pay.
SYDNEY SMITH,
WWool -
lahra ;
PETER BROWN MCGREGOR, Télegraph Messenger, Hayinar-
wood
CALLER, Telegraph Messenger,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
FANNY EVELYNE OUTERBRIDGE, Telegraph Messenger, Bah
Hannah, salary fixed at the amount of ¿39 per annum,
as from ist January, 1905.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
NORMAN WILLIAM WALKER DOWER, who is eligible for appointment in terms of section 34 of the Commonwealth
i ublic Service Act, appointed (without examination or
probation) to the position of Telegraph Messenger,
Boulder, vice Jolly promoted;
PATRICK LAWLER, who is eligible for appointment in ternis
of section 34 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act,
appointed to the position of Office Cleaner and Messenger, General Post Office, Perth, vice Ross retired.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Postmaster-General.
Commonwealth Gazette.
283
No. 17. --8th April, i 9o5
NEW SOUTH WALES.
CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.
30th March, 10b5.
T
gE following particulars of Contracts entered into for the conveyance of Post Office Mails from 1st January, 1905, are published for
general information.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
Approx.
Dis-
Frequency
tance
of
in
Communication.
Miles.
Annual
Mode of
Conveyance.
Amount pay able.
No. of times
per week.
£ s.
Date -of
Termination.
d.
WESTERN ROADS.
From Railway Station to Post
i
Office, Parramatta; and
1 William H. Iloutley Parramatta
From Post
l
2 Frederick R. Black
4 Frederick R. Black
Glenorie ...
5 Alfred H. Moor ...
Toongabbie
6 Peter Staunton ...
Station, Parramatta
Railway
Baulkham Hills Tramway Platform. and Post Offices. Baulk -
Glenorie
Parramatta
3 James Morris
Office to
{
{
ham Hills, and Castle Hill ; and
Castle Hill and Dural
From Parramatta to Carlingford ;
and
From Carlingford to Parramatta
4
9
Rouse Hill and Annangrove
...
Wentworthville and Toongabbie...
4
2
Three times
Two
Six
Wentworth ville
..
11.0
00
31 Dec., 1907
Coach,
2 horses
26
00
31 Dec., 1905
c'nv'yance
95
00
31 Dec., 1907
4- wheeled
c'nv'yance
2 or more
horses
2 or more
horses
Horseback,
vehicle, 1
horse (as
required).
6
Six
Horseback
40
3
11:
Six
Six
Horseback
Horseback
60
mere, vide Jersey -road and
Harper- street, returning vir2
Plumpton
10 Andrew Nelson ...
Rouse Hill
Riverstone and Rouse Hill
1
3
Twicea day 1 horse and
trap
Once a day Sulky or
Mount Druitt and Colyton
Colyton
Six or
oftener
if required
Four times
a day
From Railway Station to the Post
Office, Windsor ; and
From the Post Office to the Rail way Station, Windsor ; and the
clearance of the letter receiver
in Bridge- street, and the con-
Windsor
Five times
a day
Threetimes
a day
...
Post Office
Freeman's Reach Windsor and Freeman's Reach ...
2¿ Six
14 Charles J. Prentice
Richmond Road, Windsor, Wilberforce, Ebenezer,
Windsor
and Sackville Reach
9
Windsor and Pitt Town;
Pitt Town
52 0 0
00
31.Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1906
20
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
30
00
31 Dec., 1905
Six
9 15 0
4- wheeled
l
Pitt. Town
17 Wlm. M. Allester
18 Robert Lowe
...
Bull Ridge
Lower Portland
... Horseback
2 horses
Three ... Waggon -
19 Joseph Whatley ..
20 Robert Lowe ...
Lower Portland
Lower Portland
horses
1
back and
sulky
Horseback
}
Pitt Town Co- operative Settle-
1
Three
junction of Kenthurst and
Forrester Roads
Pitt Town and Wiseman's Ferry
and
sulky
Horseback
and
sulky
26
Three
Waggon-
Lower Portland and Leet's Vale,
vid the Public School, Reckless',
T. H. Loxton's, and thence by
the new road
S
31 Dec., 1907
40
00
31 Dec., 19C7
42
00
31 Dec., 1905
52 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
13 0 0
31 Dee., 1905
00
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1905
ette, 2
4
6
0
0
33 15 0 31 Dec., 1907
and sulky
Waggonette
Six
Bull Ridge and Freeman's Reach.
Sackville Reach and Lower Portland. (Contractor to convey
mails on horseback, at 1;35 per
annum, if required)
Lower Portland and Central Colo
30
coach, 2'
horses
2?
operative Settlement ; and
At 3 months
notice on
either side
Pitt Town and Pitt Town Coment and Forrester, via the
C.1940--B
31 Dec., 190G
vehicle,
1 horse
Three ... Horse-
16 Thomas Thompson
0 0
4- wheeled
veyance of the contents to the
15 Thomas Thompson
18 17 6 31 Dec., 1907
From Wentworthville to Wide -
9 Stephen H. Veal ...
13 Charles Lillis
..
31 Dec., 1203
cart
Twice a day
a day
Six
75 0 0
village
61 Once a day
4
Twice a day
Baulkham Hills, Kellyville, and
Rouse Hill ; and
Wentworth and Prospect roads
Blacktown and Prospect
From Prospect to Eastern Creek,
Rooty Hill, and Blacktown, vi2
Booty Hill Public School
Rooty Hill and Plumpton
12 Wm. J. Morticy ...
1 -horse
or 2. w heel'd
7 Wlm. H. Smith ... Prospect
8 William H. Smith Prospect
11 Frederick Fuller ...
G
Ten to
twelve
times or
oftener
daily
Thirteen to
fifteen
times or
oftener
daily
Two
Six
One
Three
ette, 2
horses
Sulky,
horse
1
Horseback
Horseback
37 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
20
30 0
0
Commonwealth Gazette,
284
No. 17.= -8tïi April, 1905
CONTRACTS FOIL THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.
Approx.
Dis-
Contractors'
in
Addresses.
Ir ames.
Frequency
of
Communication.
tance
Postal Lines.
Miles.
Annual
Amount pay-
Mode of
Conveyance.
able.
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per week.
WESTERN ROADS continued.
21 Stephen F. Dungton
Ricluiiond
22 Herbert R. Hill ...
Richmond
Richmond, North Richmond, Kurrajong, and Kurrajong Heights
Richmond and Grose Vale
13
Six
9
i Six
pats
95 0 0
44 0 0
f 2 -horse
coach
2- wheeled
vehicle,
31 Dec., 1905
an
31 Dec., 1905
Jam
Rc
set
1- horse, or
4- wheeled
24 Arthur E. Ward ...
25 Benj. Gosper
26 Benj. Gosper
27 George Hope
28 Benj. Mount
29 John Delaney
Richmond
St. Mary's and Llandilo
Six
3?4
Blaxland's Ridge Kurrajong, Comleroy Road, and
Blaxland's Ridge
Blaxland's Ridge and Upper Colo,
Upper Colo
vid Moran's
Upper Colo, Putty, and Howe's
Upper Colo
alley
Railway Station and Post Office,
St. Mary's ;
St. Mary's
Including the clearance of the letter box at the Railway Station
st. Mary's and Werrington
Werrington
St. Mary's and Litticham
Exeter
Llandilo
30 Thos. R. Ransley
Richmond and Agnes Banks
15
75
7
Station, Penrith ;
Castlereagh and Penrith, vid
32 Frank J. H. Durbin Penrith
33 Elizabeth Fowler...
Mulgoa
34 George Adams ...
35 Geo. W. Walker...
Werombi
...
Megalong
Emu Plains
Upper Castlereagh
Penrith, Jamison Town, Mulgoa,
and Wallace
Mulgoa and
Littlefields
Luddenliam,
vid
Wallace and Werombi ..
From Eniu Plains to Emu ; and
from Emu to Emu Plains
Katoomba and Megalong; and
3G John England
Megalong and Cullubuinbung,
vid River Cox (Dyson's)
38 Septimus G. Ward
Hartley
Mount Victoria ; and
Railway Station, Mount Victoria,
and
Post Offices, Mount
Victoria, Little Hartley, and
Hartley
Hartley, Lowther, and Hampton
39 John McCloskey ...
Hartley Vale
Railway Platform and Post Office,
40 Wlm. Underwood*
Mount Wilson ... Bell and Mount Wilson...
41 Edward Delaney
42 Elizabeth Holt ...
...
43 W lm. Hart
44 Wlm. J. McInnes
South Bowenfells
...
Lidsdale
Cullen Bullen ...
George's Plains...
37 Edward Delaney...
South Bowen
fells
45 Robert J. Moore ... Capertee
Capertee, Round Swamp, Ilford,
Cudgegong, Appletrec Flat,
Ilford, Waverley Station, Crudine,
and Sofala
Ilford ...
47 James W. Honey sett
48 James W. Honey sett
Rylstone
Rylstone
Rylstone
...
Rylstone and Cudgegong
49 James W. Honeysett
Rylstone
Rylstone and Olinda
...
31 Dec., 1907
Gcor,
31 Dec., 1900
31 Dec., 19C6
Jose
31 Dec., 1907
Jam
31 Dec., 1900
31 Dec., 1905
Geoi
vehicle
... Horseback
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Will
2- wheeled
vehicle,
1 horse, or
4- wheeled
Three times
or oftener
vehicle,
2 horses
daily
Twice daily
Riel
gu
132 0 0 131 Dec., 1907
r
«'il;
14)
lai
I
11
;-
Six
Alfr
An.
12
Coach,
Six
2
95
or more
31 Dec., 190G
Job
horses
Horseback
32 0 0
22 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
49 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
64 0 0
31 Dec., 1006
00
31 Dec., 1907
35 9 0
31 Dec., 1907
44 18 0
31 Dec., 1905
40 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
00
25 0 0
43 0 0
144 0 0
:31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1905
1
49 10 0
31 Dec., 1900
Twice or Handcart
oftener daily
14
Two
... 2-w heeled
sulky, 1
horse
4- wheeled
11¡ Three
24 15 0
31 Dec., 1901
26 15 0
31 Dec., 1901
57
31 Dec., 1905
4, Six
10
1
8
15
G3
Horseback
} Horseback
Three
Twelve
Six
Six
Two
i Twice
If Horseback
or
oftenerdaily
Seven ...
if 75
14
Three
Sulky, and
horse
3
Seven
foot,
On
horseback,
or vehicle
(as
required)
Vehicle,
1 or 2
horses
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
1
Coach,
10
Six
3
Six
Six
Six
1
2
34
Three
or more
)
47
horses
Six
28
Two
4- wheeled
covered
vehicle 2
horses
Sulky,
horse
vehicle, 1
horse
38
31
1
59 0
Sulky,
28 Two
Rylstone and Glen Alice, vid Bogie
50 James W. Honey - Rylstone
horse
sett
* Contractor deceased, R. W. Kirk (a surety) is being paid for performing the service until further notice.
0
Geo
Pat
Sulky, 1
horse
Ale.
31 Dec., 1007
I
Broombcc, avid Mudgee
...
Capertee and Airly
...
46 Thomas Moore
Will
lai
John
or 1 -horse
daily
Hartley Vale
Bowenfells and South Bowenfells
Wallerawang and Lidsdale
Carson Siding and Cullen Bullen
16 0 0
50 0 0
or oftener
to Railway
letter boxes in High- street and
the box at the Railway Station ;
and
From Penrith to Cranebrook,
Castlereagh, and Agnes Banks ;
returning from Agnes Banks to
Horseback
Horseback
Five times
Including the clearance of the
Richmond
60 0 0
18 0 0
29 0 0
64 0 0
Two
...
31 Dec., 1907
Jose
Horse and
sulky
Sulky or
Two
horseback
Sulky or
One
horseback
Horseback
Four times or by
wheel
daily
Six
Six
21S
Office, Penrith ; and
Office
34 0 0
Six
8
From Railway Station to Post
From Post
vehicle,
2 horses
2-wheeled
vehicle,
I horse,
or 4wheeled
vehicle, 2
horses.
31 Dec., l005
31 Dec., 1005
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1905
No. I7.----8th April, 1905
285
ollwealth Gazette.
.,--
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE Ob' MAILS Iti TIi1i. STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAI.Ksconcinucd.
Approx. I Prcqucncy
Dis-
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
tance
in
Miles.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
Communication.
No. of times
per week.
ï
5
sett
15
{
land
Mudgee
Joseph Kurtz
Mudgee, Eurunderee, Log Pad-
dock, Home Rule, and Gulgong
Mudgee, Upper Meroo, Windeyer,
Pure Point,
Long Creek, Upper Pyramul,
...
George Spratt
Mudgee, Collingwood, Grattai,
Avisford, Hargraves, Tamba-
Hargraves
roora, and Hill End
Mudgee and Merindee, vid Main
Road
Mudgee, Stony Creek, Cooyal,
Wollar, and Barragan
Mudgee, Budgee Budgee Ulan,
Turill, and Cassilis, vid Boba-
r,
Joseph Kurtz
Mudgee
James Brennan
Wollar
John Katen
Mudgee
Once
or
vehicle, 2
or more
21
daily
Six
...
50
Two
2 -horse
45
Three
4- wheeled
25
Two
37
Three
53
Three
with a branch mail to
and from the main road and
5
George W. Last ... Canadian Lead...
...
William Birchall ... Piambong
7
Linhurn
Home Rule and Canadian Lead ...
Cullenbone and Piambong (J.
Butler's), vid Froorn's Creek,
James Priddie's, Ratcastle
52 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
25 19 6 31 Dec , 1905
4- wheeled
oftener
deen ;
r,
Date of
Termination.
horse
Three
99 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
horses
95 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
coach
Campbell's Creek,
and Crudine. vid Queen's Pinch
7
Two
mails by bicycle for a sum at
the rate of £22 per annum, if
William H. Suther- Gulgong
G
vehicle, 1
horse
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
and
required)
Mudgee ; and
7
2- wheeled
Lodge and Ginghi Homestead
Rylstone, Camboon, and Lue, vid
Piangle. (Contractor to convey
able.
£ 8. d.
35A Two
Rylstone and Bylong, vid Torrie
patri& Connelly, Wollar
James
Robinson
James W. Honey - Rylstone
Annum
Amount pay-
104 0
0
31 Dec., 190G
60 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
89 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
2 or 3 horse
coach
57 10
31 Dec., 1907
coach, 2or
3 horses
1
Sulky,
horse
2
Coach,
horses
}
0
101
Six
One
Horseback
Horseback
20 0 0
24 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
85
Two
Coach, 1,
2.or more
horses, as
240 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
3
Reef, Horace Long's, and A.
Raynor's old selection
Richard
guire
G.
Gulgong, Beryl, Cobbora, Merrygoen, Mundooran, Breelong,
and Gilgandra, vid Lahey's
Creek, Goodaman's, and Boy bean
Gulgong, Tallewang, Birriwa,
Denison Town, Leadville, Coolah Bridge, and Coolah
Gulgong and Guntawang
Ma- Gilgandra
l7
land
... Gulgong
AIfred Cross
Andrew Barton ... Wollar
Wollar and Munmurra, vid Combo,
)G
J5
John C. Maul ... Tallewang
Alexander Nelson Coonabarabran ..
l7
)J
George C. Greame
lG
Patrick Hunt
Coolah
... Coonabarabran . ..
Queensborough Flat, Bothero,
Digilah, and Dunikimini
Mundooran, Belar Creek, and
Warkton, vid Yarragreen, along
present route, T. Luckie's, G.
50
Three
Coach,
5
25
Two
One
horses
Horseback
Horseback
5
52
Two
Two
GO
One
52
Two
45
Two
bin, Hollymount, and Tonna bar
John Montgomery
Coonabarabran ...
Mundooran, New Mollyan, Warkton, and Coonabarabran, vid
Buckley's Myall Plain
l5
From Binnaway to Coolah, vid
Reuben Jones' and Bald Ridge
land
D5
John Conliffe
Cobbora
...
J5
JG
Alfred Niall
3 John Case
17
4 Wm. Sparks
Thorpe's Pinch,
Rydal
... Sunny Corner
5 John C. Wilcox ... Oberon
G Cornelius A. Wil- Oberon
cox
5
...
2 -horse
coach
Horseback,
or 2- wheel'd
vehicle,
Horseback
4 - wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
4 - wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Sulky ...
Two
3544
Station, returning to Binnaway
by direct route
Leadville, Denison Town, Bolaro,
and Cobbora, vid Rhodes',
Shaws', Weiss', and the School,
211
Two
Bolaro
Coolah and
18
One
Pandora (B. P.
Sievers'), vid Gundare Station,
Collaburragundy -road, Irwin s,
and Brennan's Gap
Rydal, Meadow Flat, and Sunny
Corner ; and
Coolah
l5
11
Sulky
74 0 0 131 Dec., 1905
26 0 0
25 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec. , 1906
19 19 6
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
120 0 0
59 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1907
78 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
108 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1905
35 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
45 0 0
31 Dec., 190
97
between Denison Town and
lG
l5
2
or more
Hosking's, E. Cooper's, A.
Hosking's, O. McKellar's, Ker-
J7
l7
Wilpinjong, Crowie, and Deridgery
...
Tallewang and Tucklan ...
Merrygoen, Binnaway, and Coonabarabran, vid Caigan, Mooran,
Sunnyside, Popagandra, and
Riversdale
Merrygoen and Coolah. vid
required
Corner, West Mitchell, and
{ Sunny
Yetholme, vid Main Road
.
.
West Mitchell, Dark Corner, and
Palmer's Oakey
Tarana, Hazelgrove, and Oberon,
travelling alternately vid De-
laney's Falls and Mutton's Falls
Oberon, Norway, and Black
Springs
Horseback,
and packhorse when
required
14
Six
4 - wheeled
coach, 2
horses
Horseback
Two
Horseback
37 17 0 31 Dec., 1905
Coach, 2
or more
horses
Horseback,
or vehicle
65 0 0
Six
Six
16I J
16 Three
{
when required
114
76
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
34 18 0 31 Dec., 1905
No. x7.
8th April, igo5
286
Commonwealth 0
tt
('4 .TIZAtTh FOR Tile COKvRyATCR OF MAILS IN THE STATF: OF NEW SOUTE' WALESCmiti,nued.
Colli
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Names.
tance
in
Addresses.
Miles.
Frequency
Mode of
of
Conveyance.
Communica -.
tion.
Annual
Amount pay-
Terurúatino,
able.
No. of times
per week.
WESTERN ROADS -- continued.
77 Campbell J. Whá- Jenolan Caves ... Oberon, Edith, and Jenolan Caves
17
Six
lan
78 John 13. Keen ... Oberon
Oberon, Titania, and Duekmaloi
ton Park
Oberon and Jerula, vifs Harvey's
Mount, Charley's Hill, and
Willow Springs
Black Springs, Cross Roads, and
Porter's Retreat ; and
Porter's Retreat and Jerrong
Burraga, Isabella, and Arkstone...
Edith, Gingkin, and Shooter's
81 Pierce F. Han - Black Springs
rahan
82 Edward Ryan ... Burraga
83 John Batcheldor Edith ...
Hill ; and Shooter's Hill and
Porter's Retreat
84 Henry Morgan ... O Connell
Brewangle and O'Connell
85 Henry Morgan ... O'Connell
88 Mrs.
Elizabeth Kelso ...
Marsden
89 John E. Yeates
Bathurst
90 David Wilson
One
15
Two
12
14
15
11
5
4
14
Evans' Plans
One
One
Three
One
Six
94 William Kessey
Eglinton and Freemantle
16 Two
Bathurst
95 Jas. Dempsey ... Peel ..
... Peel, Clear Creek, and Limekilns
96 John A. McKin- Palmer's Oakey
Sofala, Upper Turon, and Palmer's
non
Oakey, vid Main Road past
Wilde's
97 Chas. A. Johnson Turondale
Sofala and Turondale
98 Wm. Maloney ... Sofala ...
Sofala, Sally's Flat, and Hill End
99 Alex. Ross, jun.
Hill End
Hill End and Tambaroora
...
Travelling
Post
Office
or
Railway
ç
Guard's Van, George's Plains
George's Plains, Cow Flat, and
Rockley
Rockley, Gihnandyke,
101 William P. Rutter Bathurst
102 Jas. Cullen
.. Rockley
103 John Haywood .., Judd's Creek ...
104 Joseph McGrath
Perth ...
...
105 Henry J. Cooper Tuena ...
106 Oliver Cooke
... Newbridge
107 Henry J. Cooper
Newbricjge
108 Fredk. H. Bull ... Blayrtey
Judd's
Creek, and Burraga, per Mount
Lawson Road ; and
Rockley, Judd's Creek, and Bur raga
Rockley and Triangle Flat
...
Judd's Creek and Mount David
Perth and The Lagoon, vid C.
Booth's, J. Paddison's, N.
Booth's, G. Bentley's, N.
Barnes', and G. Morris's
Newbridge, Moorilda, Hobby's
Yards, and Trunkey Creek
Newbridge, and Caloola Post Office
Trunkey Creek, Abercrombie, and
Tuena ; and
Tuera, Mount Gostigau, Cordillera, and Peelwoocj.
Blayney
5
3
¿
Three
Six
Seven
22 J Three
31 Dec.,
1907
191)7
114 P
115 C
39 10 0
31 Dec., 190G
40 0 0
116 T
31 Dec., 1906
117 P
118 J
14 19 0
31 Dec., 1906
119112
2 0
31 Dec., 190G
120 Pl
24
38 15 0 At 3 months'
d1 Dt
notice on either
side
35 0
70
0 31 Dec., 1905
0 0
59 0
22 C
31 Dec., 1907
0 31 Dec., 1907
77 15 6 31 Dec., 1905
34 18 0
23 Je
3 Dec., 1905
24 TI
11 18 0 31 Dec., 1907
39 18 0 31 Dec., 1907
45
89
00
9
6
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
24 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
40 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
28
00
31 Dec., 1905
49 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
126 Ja
4- wheeled
coach, 2
horses
1 Three
7
Three
Six
Horseback
6ÿ J Three
horse
Horseback
3
18
51s
18
10
11
Six
Three
Three
J Two
19. Six
7
Sulky and
.,, Coach,
2
horses
.. Horseback
Vehicle, 1
fJ
or 2
horses
Three times Spring cart,
or oftener 1 horse ;or
daily
sociable, 1
or2horses
Four
... 3uggy, J
horse
Three
Horseback
Three
Two
127 Ja
J
...
22
Blayney, Gregharnstown, and Vittoria
Neville and,Hadsonville
00
horses
Horseback
Coach, 2
horses
Horseback
Coach, 1,
2, or
more
I horses
17 J Six
111 Walter
Wm.
Wickens
Pine
Hill,
Neville
18
113 J
1905
I
6
112A Duncan Harems
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
Sulky, 1
horse
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
Coach or
8 I Three
25 Three
Blayney and Brown's Creek
Blayney, Norton, Barry, Neville,
and Shaw
190.
buggy, 2
110 Waiter William Blayney
Wickens
East Guyong
31 Dec.,
Coach, 2
horses
13 Two
15
4
.
Six
Six
2f Six
Blayney and King's Plains
112 John Rosser
0
or On foot ...
5
109 Mrs. Sophia Death King's Plains ...
Blayney
36 0
sulky
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
or sulky
Railway Station, and Post Office,
George's Plains ; and
100 Wm. J. McInnes George's Plains
Horseback
or of tener
1 horse
daily
Six
Sulky
92 Wm. Kessey ... Bathurst
93 William Kessey
Bathurst
Sofala ...
31 Dec., 1907
daily
Four times Spring van,
28
1 Wm. Moloney
25 0 0
oftener
Bathurst, Esrom, Dunkeld, and
Evans' Plains
Bathurst, Peel, Wyagdon, Wattle
Flat, and Sofala
Bathurst and White Rock
Esrom and Eglinton ...
20 0 0
31. Doc.,
31 Dec.,
covered
vehicle. 1
or more
horses
Horse and
Two
13812 4 31 Dec 19pG
24 10 0
4 - wheeled
Two
Twice
1
or 4
horses, as
required
Horseback
3i Six
Kelso
Bathurst
2,
Three
Three
17
...
O'Connell, Wiseman's Creek, and
Essington
Raglan and Glanmire ...
87 Mrs. Rose H. Raglan
Honeyman
9
...
O'Connell and Bolton Vale
86 Henry Morgan ... O'Connell
. :.
8
Oberon and Sweetbriar, vid Essing-
Vehicle,
69
128 Ja
0 31 Dec., 1905
129112
24 0 0
52 0 0
130 G
131 PE
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
132 D
31 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
1.00
0 0
26.0 0
119 1.0 0
Dec., 1905
133 Fr
31 Dec., 190G
31 Dec., 1905
134 R
13i
135 'Tc
29 19 6 31 Dec., 1906
136 J
00
52 0 0
18
Sulky or
cart, 1 or
2 horses
71
2- wheeled
90
vehicle,1
horse .
Horseback
0
00
31 Dec., 1906
At
three
months' notice
on either side
137 Jc
31 Dec., 1906
138 Jr(
20
0' 0 J 31 Dee., 1907
;00
139 Jt
.
140 A,
141 M
July, 1906
131
142 Jc
287
No. 17.-8th April, 19©5
Ci)ATllALTS FOR 7'IiE CONVEYANCE Or MAILS I TII1C STaTF. OF NEW SOU'rii WALkt3Contin.ued.
op,
Contractors'
.Approx.
Lis -
Postal Lines.
in
Addresses.
Names.
Frequency
Mode of
of
tance
Miles.
Communication.
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount payable.
No. of tines
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£s. d.
906
905
907
07
113 John J.
Smith .., Carcoar
Carcoar
Mandura,ma
114 Patk. Perry
W. Mandurama
Marshall
07
06
00
06
00
the'
ber
5
7
116 Thos. H. Rowlands Mandurama
... Railway Station and Post Office,
1
Mandurama,
Eganton,
Wa]li,
and Canowindra, vial Maranggulla
28
Public School, Egan's, and Cliefden (and Belmore when practicable)
Mandurama and Gallyinont
6
Twice
oftener
daily
0
0 31 Dec., 190G
Six
Sulky and
52
0
O
Three
ilS John A. Coghlan
Canowindra
Woodstock and Canowindra vid
" The Islands "
Woodstock, Milburn Creek, and
19
Six
13
Six
17
TWO
24
One
Two
... Pine Mount
120 Philip Lynch
... Cowra ...
Mount McDonald
Woodstock,
Pine Mount,
And
Gabine
Cowra; including midnight mails
23 Jeremiah Toohey Forbes
5
24 Thos. North
... Grenfell
Coach,
2
horses
Coach,
2
horses
Cowra..
Jas. Muir
Harden - Blayney line at Cowra,
three times or oftener daily
Cowra, Canimbla, Goolagong,
Tomanbil, and Forbes
Cowra, Broula, Bumbaldry, Kelly's
Creek, and Grenfell
58 ! Three
34
Cowra, Cocomingla, and Reid's
38
Flat
7
0 31 Dec., 1905
20 0 0
115
31 Dec., 1905
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
38 0
0 31 Dee., 1905
28
0 31 Dec., 1907
0
34 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
0 0 j 31 Dec., 1905
40
daily
Vehicle, 1or
2 horses
j Three
... 4- wheeled
vehicle,
2 horses
7
7
45 0
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
Twice or Trolly, 2
oftener
horses
and the clearance of posting boxes in the brake -vans on
5
horse
Horseback
Gold -field (Limited) Mine
Darby's Falls
11 David Tarrant ... Mount McDonald Mount McDonald and Reid's Flat
Lk Charles Elliott ... Maryamma
... Mount McDonald to Maryamma,
vid Spring Vale and Riverslea,
returning to Mount McDonald,
vid .Alston, Wyangala, and
22 Chas. Kelly
14 15 0 31 Dec., 1905
75
11
119 Matthew
or
31 Dec., 1907
1
Mandurama, Junction Reefs and
Burnt Yards, vils Lyndhurst
O'Brien Woodstock
00
20
1
Sulky,
horse
Mandurama
Perry
or Buggy,
'horse
Two
..
117 Patk.
7
7
oftener
daily
Mandurama
115 Christopher
05
Twice
I One
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
0 0 At
three
169
125
months' notice on either
side
51 15 0 31 Dec., 1905
horse, or
4- wheel'd
conveyance, 2
s
5
horses, as
5
5
5
126 John. P. Lynch
Grenfell
127 Jantes Rose
Millthorpe
28 James Rose
Millthorpe
29 Michael Guinan
Millthorpe
130 Geo. E. Stokes ..
131 Peter Redmond
)
132 David Forrester
Guyong
Forest Reefs
Orange
Grenfell and J. M. Holland's vid
Bald Hills, Burrett's, along the
Main Road, calling at Warraderrr and Tin Pot Stations
21
required
Horseback
! One
or
oftener
Three ... 2- wheeled
Six
Millthorpe
Millthorpe, Guyong, and Byng ...
101
Millthorpe and Forest Reefs ; and
Forest Reefs and Cadia
Guyong and East Guyong
.
6
G
Six
One
}
3§ Three
Forest Reefs and Flyer's Creek,
G
vid Slattery's Creek
Orange
Three
Three and
a half or
of tener
daily
33 Fredk. H. Brown Orange
134 RobertP. Bulkeley Cargo ...
135 John McCann* ... Orange
136 Jas. Breen
Orange
Orange, East Orange, Watterson's,
and Lucknow
Orange, German's Hill, Medina,
and Cargo ; and Cargo and
Canowindra, vid Belmore
Orange, Emu Swamp, and Lewis
Ponds
From Orange to Lower Lewis
Ponds and Ophir, vid Lewis
Ponds, Trewick's Station, and
Upper Lewis Ponds, returning
to Orange by direct road, vid
137 John F. Collins ... Springside
131 John
McCann}
-..
Orange
139 Jas. Breen
Orange
140 Adolphus B. Moon Shadforth
141 Mrs.
fallen Gil- Cargo ...
christ
142 John A. Coghlan
Ca.nowindra
Lower Lewis Ponds
Orange and Springside ; and
Springside, Cadia, Burnt Yards,
and Carcoar
Orange and March
Orange, Canoblas, and Towac
Lucknow and Shadforth
Cargo, Avenel, Cranbury, Auburn
Vale, Bowan Park, and Cudal,
vid Davy's Plains
Canowindra and Cowra
vehicle, I
horse
Spring cart,
i horse
Horseback
Horseback
4- wheeled
covered
waggonette,
1
horse
4- wheeled
23
14
1G
sociable,
1 horse
Six
Three
.l 4- wheeled
48 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
27 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
37 15 0 31 Dec., 1907
52
00
31 Dec., 1907
12 10 0 31 Dee., 1905
00
65 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1905
20
54
195
0
31 Dec., 1907
Three
vehicle, 2
or4horses
Horseback
Two
Horseback
45
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
Sulky,
horse
1
50
00
31 Dec., 1905
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
Sulky,
1
25
30
0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
J
42 10 0 31 Dee., 1905
24
14
5
30
Two
One
G
Two
27
Three
Three
Three
20
Three
7
3
1
f
horse, or
0
00
18 0 0
72 0 0
31 Dec., 19.06
horseback
... Coach,
2
horses
* Contractor deceased. Joseph Clint acting as special messenger from 20th December, 1903.
46
0 0 131 Dec., 1905
288
No. 17.-- --8t1, April, 1905
CONTRACTS
Commonwealth fi
FOR Tlllì. CorVxvArct. OF MAILS is r::ic STATE or Nhty SOUTH WALESCOIbtiILUCd.
Approx.
!hs-
t'cntractors'
tance
Postal Lines.
Names.
in
Addresses.
Frequency
Annual
Amount payable.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
Communica-
tion.
Miles.
No. of times
per week.
143 \Vm. J. Flanagan Canowindra
144 John W. Forrister Canowindra
One
171i
... Canowindra and Goolagong by
the River Road
99
£ s. d.
I Sulky
...
Horse and
Two
Canowindra and Eugowra,
Date ei
Termination.
25 10 0
31 Dee., 1901
00
31 Dec., 1905
40
sulky or
4- wheeled
Railway Station, Borenore, and
J 45 Jantes Crook, sen. Molong
Post Offices, Borenore, Cheese
man's Creek, and Cudal ; and
Cudal, Toogong, Murga, Eugowra,
and Forbes, vid the River Road
between Eugowra and Southern
16'
Six
64
Six
2 - wheeled ¡ 385 0 0
vehicle
31 Dee., 1907
Sulky, 1
horse
Horseback
50 7 0
31 Dec., 1906
20 0 0
35 0 0
31 Dec., 1900
4 wheeled
Horsebacl:
30 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
Sulky,
49 10 6
31 Dec., 1905
47 0 0
31 Dec., 906
29 10 0
31 Dee., 1900
12 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
Cross
1.6
Three
147 James Crook, sen. Molong
148 Geo. Windred ... Molong
Toogong, Burdett, Lockwood, and
Canowindra
...
Molong and Garra
Molong and Cumnoek ...
9
16
Two
Six
From Molong to Gumble, vid
18
One
146 Edward Ryan ... Canowindra
coach,
horses
Norah Creek Public School,
Caldwell's, and Connolly's, returning vid Redbank ; and from
20
One
School
Cumnock, Yullvndry, Yeoval, and
Obley, keeping the Main Road
23
Three
Molong to Gumble, vid Red bank (by way of Carroll's), returning vid Connolly's, Caldwell's, and Norah Creek Public
150 John Merriman ... Cumnock
vehicle, 2
horses if
required
Coach, 2 or
4 horses
Ì!
31 Dec , 1900
2
1
horse, or
4- wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
151 Henry W. Sher - Cumnock
ringham
Cumnock, Eurimbla, and Cnn-
Sulky,
Three
horse
journeys
out and
back on
same days
15
dumbul, vid Main Road. Con-
tractor to convey mails twice
a week for £47 per annum, or
three times a week under any
1
form of time -table that may be
required, £55 per annum, and to
extend the service three times a
week to Cardington Hall, if
required, for an additional sum
of £5 per annum
152 Thos. Donnelly ... Bowra, near Dilga Dilga and Cumnock
153 John Merriman ... Obley ...
154 Wm. C. Williams Meranbure
155 Edward Davies ... Parkes ...
156 Mrs. Clara Maher Eugowra
157 Wm. Rees
Parkes
...
From Obley to Obley Vale and
Wandoo Wandong, vid Yoo-
rooga and Mount Oak, returning
to Obley, vid Washpen and
Derowie
Gullible and Meranburn, vid
\Volabla, Bocobra, and St.
Germain's Creeks, and Red Hill
Meranburn Railway Platform
and Post Offices, Meranburn,
Bumberry, Bindogandra, Kamandra, and Parkes
Cookamidgera, Mount
and Eugowra
Eu ro w,
9
Two
25
One
Horseback
and sulky
Horseback
18
One
Horseback
26 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
3.4
Two
Sulky or
buggy, 1
85 0
Sulky, or
horseback
Delivery
Fifteen
times or van, 1
horse
oftener
... Sulky, 1
Two
horse
One
21
Parkes
Parkes and Trundle, vid Deep
Lead, Cook's Myails, Suther-
Parkes ...
Parkes, Alectown, Mingelo, and
33
Three
160 Henry 011iver ... Parkes ...
Parkes, Coradgery, Wargo Rock,
and Looby's, vid Genanagie,
McKeown's. Narramine -lane to
69
Two
30
or Horse and
Nine
cart
oftener
2- wheeled
Two
53
Two
Sulky, 2
20
Three
2 or 4-
land's, Cox's, and Long's
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1905
or 2 horses
158 Gustav Hoerz ... Parkes ...
159 Tlios. Doyle
0
36
Peak Hill, via' Bachelor's Reef
..
4- wheeled
30
24 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
2
6
31 Dec., 1905
37 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
259 19 0
31 Dec., 1905
89
vehicle, 2
horses
Vehicle,
2, 3, or 4
horses
Wilson and Nash's Corner on
161 Jeremiah Toohey
Forbes ...
the cleared line, and Curra
Forbes
Forbes and Yerra Yerra. vid Bun -
daburra, The Gap, and Yerra
163 Win. Edwards ...
AZarsden :s
Yerra Government Tank ; and
Forbes, Boyd, and Tregalana, vid
Wongagong, Bundaburra Creek,
vehicle*
39 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
205 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
horses
Dog and Duck, Green Hills.
Boyd Bridge, Boyd Homestead,
163 Henry P. Riley ... Forbes ...
Pearce's, blinkworth, The Yarralls Homestead Gate, Warangla, Eugalong, and Battery
Forbes, Carrawobity, and Bed gereb:)ng
wlieeled
vehicle, 1
or 2 horses
* Contractor to convey mails by 4- wheeled vehicle, 4 horses if requited.
61 0 0
31 Dec.,
1906
No, r7.--8th April, _ x go5
289_
CoaTRACTS Fon ME CONVEYANCE OF MA.1.S IN THE STATE OF NRW SOUTH WAi.ti,scontiabut(1.
Approx.
Contractors'
J) s.
Postal Lines.
in
Addresses.
Naines.
tance
Miles.
P requency
of
Conlniunica-
Annual
Amount pay-
Mode of
Conveyance.
tion.
No. of times
per week.
164 Joseph Byrnes ... Lake Cudgellicd
WESTERN ROADS ^/Minticd.
Three
60
Forbes, Waroo, Newlands, and
3G
Three
28
Two
3G
Two
42
Two
2- wheeled
of the Lachlan River, and via
165 Fredk. J.
liamson
Wil- Bogan Gate
166 )tíicllael Byrne ... Trundle
167 Francis W. Peisley Nyngan
168 Benj. J. Roberts... Condobolin
169 James J. Cahill ... Condobol in
Borambil
Bogan Gate, Trundle, Gillenbine,
Platina, and Fifield ; and
Fifield and Jumble Plains
Trundle, Wotton's (Lawnsdale),
and Tullamore, vied Cusack's,
Gibson's, Carey's, Toinkins',
Clifton's, Calvert's, Perks', and
Cardungle
Daudaloo, Bulbodney, and Lansdale
Condobolin. (Contractor to convey mails six times a week at
£40 per annum if required)
Mowabla Tank,
Condobolin,
Boona Tank. Melrose, Tinda
Tank, Walker's Hill, and Bobadah, via Melrose Homestead.
4- wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Coach, 3
horses
Sulky, 1
horse
Sulky
Condobolin, along the south side
Three
One
45
Two
£ s.
d.
240 0
0
31. Dec., 1907
0 31 Dec., 1906
0
`200
74 15 0 31 Dec., 1906
146 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
licensed
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
1 -horse
vehicle
65
Date of
Termination.
able.
2 -horse
coach
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
75 0 0
31. Dec., 1906
(Contractor to convey mails twice
Condobolin
170 Patk. Byrnes
a week at £120 per annula if required)
Condobolin and Eauabalong, along
the north side of the Lachlan
River. (Contractor to travel
alternately by the "Flood Road"
and " River Road ")
84 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
2 -horse
coach
0
31 Dec., 1905
150 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
171 John Buckley ... Ilillston
Condobolin, Wardry, and Eauab-
45
Two
Coach, 2
horses
172 Denis Higgins ... Condobolin
the Lachlan River
Condobolin, Bridle's' Box, Bena,
and Ungarie ; and from Condo-
57
38
Two
Two
1 -horse
4ï
Two
Sulky, 2
90
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
30
Two
2- wheeled
78
00
31 Dec., 1905
40
One
49
One
35
00
00
31 Dee ;1905
27
Sulky, 1
horse
Sulky, 1
horse
40
Two
08
0 0
31 Dee., 1906
11
One
77
One
120 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
147 0 0
31 Dec , 1907
along, along the south side of
bolin to West Milby, Forest
Vesle, and McDonald's, returning to Condobolin, vil Wilga
173 Frederick J. Mor- Condobolin
ton
Plains and West Milby
Condobolin and Trundle, vid
Cameron's and Dawson's; thence
70 0
sulky
horses
by the direct road past Ringwood boundary
174 F. J. Morton
Condobolin
175 James Minehan ... Mowabla Tank
176 Thomas Turner ... Lake Cudgellico
177 Benj. Prior
Eauabalong
178 John Hutchison... Hillsto i
179 Edward C. Ander- Hillston
son
the road vid J. F. Dawson's,
North Condobolin Station and
H. H. Worner's
Mowabla Tank and Vermont Hill,
vid the Palesthan road
Eauabalong and Lake Cudgellico,
vid Sheet of Water, .Junction
Yards, Turner's, Wargambegal
and
Selfridge's,
Station,
McInnes'
Eauabalong, South Mount Hope,
and Mount Hope ; and
Mount Hope and Double Peak
From Eauabalong to Hillston
(south side of the Lachlan
River) vid Lake Cudgellico; and
from Hillston to Willanthry and
Eauabalong, vile the north side
of the river
Hillston and Vieta, vile Mooral; and
Horn's. Boa ; and Hillston, Roto,
Murrooba, Coombie, Merriwa,
Tank, Merribong, Merri M erriwa, and Yathong. (Contractor
180 George White ...
Hillston
to call atCoombie Station Homestead on trip from Hillston)
Hillston, Whealbah, and Booligal
Roto, Davittsdale, and Trida Station, vif, Mount View, \Varranary, Weejagada, Wangaroa,
Wangaron, Wee Elwah, Pur cell's, and Murrurah
... Kangaroobie, via Mullion Creek, Belgravia, and
181 Edward Hewson
182 James Priest
to O'Brien
Brothers' and Simmons'
Condobolin and Boona West, by
liillston
Mullion Creek
...
Euchareena, Boomey, and Molong
184 John D. Dutfield
From Stuart Town, zit? Upper and
Lower Mookeraaa, thence along
Stuart Town
.Iianuaroobie
the left bank of the Macquarie
River to Scholl's, thence along
the right bank of the river to
Burrendong, returning to Stuart
Town vid Stockyard Creek
vehicle, 1
horse
Conveyance,
1 or more
}
horses
Sulky or
31 Dec., 1907
4- wheeled
I
70
One
29
One
j
vehicle
4- wheeled
vehicle
9)
One
J2 horses
45
Two
1 horse
3S1F
One
14
Two
20
Three
27
and sulky
Sulky, 1
95 0 0
31 Dee., 1907
49 19 6
31 Dec., 1906
horse
0
31 Dec., 1907
60 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31
... Buggy
sulky,
or
0
1
Borse
Three
Horseback
70 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
No. r 7,L-8th April, 1905
290
CONTIIACTA N'Oli THE CorVKTArcE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALES oontjnnuCd.
Contractors'
Approx.
Postal laines.
Names.
Dis-
tance
in
Addresses.
Milos.
Frequency
Annual
Amount payable.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
Communication.
No. of times
per week.
185 Jas. Syphers
Baker's Swamp
2 s.
WESTERN ROADS-- continued.
Dripstone, Neurea, and Baker's
8.¡ Six
f Railway Station and Post Office,
186 Wm. H. R,ecs ...
Wellington
187 J. S. P. Willocks Wellington
Wellington and Montefiores
Wellington, Jawbone, and Bodan-
1
9
gora
Micketymulga ... Wellington, Micketymulga, Ponto,
188 David Evans
Terra Bella, and Dubbo, vid
189 Walter H. Carter Wellington
190 Joseph William- Wellington
son
191 Robert T. Wilson Montefiores
192 John Williamson
193 Win. Daw
Wellington
... Wellington
194 Pearson Atkinson Wellington
195 Geo. Whale
... Goolma
196 Richard Jamieson Dubbo ...
197 Richard
Jamie- Dubbo ...
son
198 Geo. Furney
Dubbo ...
wang, Cullenbone, and Mudgee
Wellington, Finger -post, Walmer,
Yeoval, Balderodgery, Mount
Aubrey, Coobang Creek, and
Parkes
Wellington, Montefiores, Como -
... Dubbo ...
200 John E. Gilchrist
201 Martin Hughes
..
Narromine
Rawsonville
31 Dee., 190G
80 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
veyance
70
Two
1 -horse
vehicle
Two
Wellington and Wuuluman, vid
13
vid Sandy Creek
Dubbo
Dubbo
Dubbo, Brocklehurst, Kingalbung,
and McMillan Brothers', vid
22 10 0
2 -horse con-
18
Goolma, Dapper, and Cobbora,
2 -horse con-
Two
Wellington, Finger-post, Suntop,
and Arthurville
Bournewood
...
58
Two
Blunden's,Fletcher's, and Martin's
Wellington, Curra Creek, and
31 Dec., 1905
Two
401y
bella, Gollan, and Murrungundy,
vid Ross' and new road between
Rowe's corner and Gollan's
52 0 0
43
Willandra Bridge
Wellington, Lincoln, Spicer :s Creek,
Goohna, Two -mile Flat, Gunta-
Mail-cart, 1
horse
veyance
1 horse and
sulky
Sulky, I horse
Vehicle, 1
horse
22
25
30
Mears', Brown's, Lohan's, and
199 Geo. Furney
Six
Six
31 Dec., 1906
vehicle, 1
horse
Twice or
oftener
daily
Welhngton ; and
d.
52 0 0
2- wheeled
Swamp
Date of
Termination.
Two
Sulky,
1
horse
Two
Sulky,
1
horse
One
Sulky and
horse
Twice or Delivery
oftener daily van, 1 horse
Three ... Spring -cart,
1 horse
Two
1 -horse
sulky
120 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1906
199 15 0
31 Dcc , 1905
89 0 0
31 Dee., 190G
37 17 6
31 Dec., 1905
26
31 Dec., 1905
0 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
35 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
00
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
85 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
98 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1907
1
130 0 0
90 0 0
31 Dee., 1905
1
70 0 0
J 31 Dec., 1905
29 15 0
31 Dec., 19G7
40 0
20
Marten's
Dubbo, Beni Creek, Ballimore,
Murrungundy, and Cobbora, vid
Beni
Dubbo, Tomingley, McPhail, and
Peak Hill
Dubbo, Dickygundi, Rawsonville,
Erin Vale, and "'l'he Belars,"
45
Two
43
Three
4- wheeled
vehicle, 2 or
more horses
2 horses and
coach
35
Two
Sulky,
horse
35
Two
Sulky,
horse,
buggy
vid Whylandra, and the Biinglegumbie -road past the Public
School ; and by present mail
route between Rawsonville, and
Erin Vale. (Mails to be con veyed direct to Dickygundi and
202 John Coady
Wellington
to Rawsonville, vid Terramungamine in time of flood, when use
of a boat is dangerous)
Dubbo and Obley, vid Killaloolah,
The Meadows, The Springs,
203 Frederick
Dawes
204 Geo. King
C.
Tomingley
Gilgandra
205 John H. Cook ... Gilgandra
Enhindool, and Wambangalang.
(Contractor to travel vid Cockleshell corner if required)
Tomingley, 33&gandraminc, and
lllungery
Gilgandra, Collie, and Merigal ;
and Merigal, Myall Plains, and
Tenandra
Gilgandra and Bullagreen, vid
Whiteinan's, W. Gaynon's, J.
Gaynon's,
Maher's, Foran's
16
Two
35
Three
14
44
Two
Two
84
One
or
Sulky and 1
horse
4- wheeled 1
vehicle
Sulky
Sulky,
horse
135 19 0 31 Dcc., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1905
147 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec , 1906
79
1
Myall Park, Jones', Bullagreen,
Richardson's, New Tenandra,
Bryant's, Jasper's, Matheson's,
20G Edward Rowley... Gilgandra
and McCahnan's
Gilgandra, Biddon, Tooraweenah,
Armatree, and Gulargambone,
vid Youlbong Gate on main road,
Tonderine box, Beazley's, the
road past Zell's, Windurong
(Balderson's), Hetherington's,
and Armatree Post Office ; and
G il gandra, Tooraweenah, Armatree, and Gulargambone, vid
Cafe's, Bearbong, Wallumburrawung, Atkinson's (Uargon),
'207 Eugene S. Wynne Quambone
Tonderine box, Beazley's, the
road past Zell's, Windurong
(Balderson's), Hetherington's,
and Armatree Post Office
G ulargambone Post Office, Gular
Railway Station, Bourbaki, and
Quanibone. (If G ular Railway
Station made starting point,
subsidy to be at rate of £73 per
Sulky,
horse,
G8
One
47
Two
coach,
horses,
required
2- wheeled
vehicle
1
or
2
if
l
75
annum)
* Consequent on contractor's failure, one of his sureties (Henry Nancarrow) paid for performance of service, from 16th November,
1904.
ommomweal t hGazette.
No. 17,--8th April, 1905
291
CONTRACTA Eon THE CONVEYANCE or MAILS IN TIiE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALESoo9b/L'9bllCd.
Contractors'
Approx.
Dis-
Postal Lines.
tance
in
Addresses.
Names.
al iles.
i
Frequency
of
Communication.
Annual
Mode of
payConveyance. Amount
able.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£ s.
WESTERN ROADS-= fiontintt'd.
208 Edward Rowley...
Gilgandra
Gulargambone,
Warrumbungle,
and Baradine, vid Colless' (Lutterworth), Brown's (West Ton derbrine), Tenandra (Irving's)#
Parmidman, Claremont, and
Goorianawa. (Contractor to con-
61
Three
Coach,
horses
2
169
45
Two
4
Traquair's Box, and Quilbone
Coonamble, Bn gil, and Walgett,
vid Yowee, Bundy, Wingadee,
and Nugal
Coach,
horses
70
Two
4- wheeled
Coonamble, Billeroy, and Pilliga,
70
One
coach, 2
or more
horses
Coach,
2
or more
horses
One
2 -horse
94
One
Coach,
horses
Coonamble and Pier Pier, vid
601
One
Waggonette, 2
horses
55 0 0
31 Dee., 1906
Coonamble
25
One
Waggon-
30 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
18
Two
56 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Coach, 2 or
4 horses
Coach, 2
horses
80 0 0
96 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
a J Spring cart
or
2wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse
Coach, 2 or
more
23 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
140 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
110 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
0
31 Dec., 1906
59
00
31 Dec:, 1906
416
00
19 March, 1905
100
00
31 Dec., 190G
0
vey mails twice a week if re-
quired at £118 per annum. if
mails are conveyed to and from
Guiar Railway Station twice a
week £140 per annum to be paid,
or three times a week £200 per
409 Wlm.
210 Llewellyn
Colless
annum)
Quambone, Merri Merri, and Carinda
vie/ Cherrygorang, Sandy Camp,
Warren
Clark
M.
411 John. Wilson
Walgett
Pilliga
vid the Tourable -road, Term-
bone Station, Duggan's, Cook's,
Tuchau, W. Colwell's, Gordon's,
R. F. Sherwood's, The Culnooy
Sawmill, Foley's, Myers', Pulsford's, Wilson's, and the cleared
line
( From Coonamble to Teridgerie
and Baradine, vid Nebea, Wee talibah ; thence past Wall's
Store, Wingfield Taylor's to
Smith's box, Urawilkie, Ditch -
80
field's, Howard's box, and Dinby,
212 Richard J. Skelton Coonamble
returning vid, the road through
residences between
Baradine and Teridgerie ; and
thence vid Howard's box, Ditch field's, Urawilkie, Smith's box,
Past Wingfield Taylor's, Wee.
selectors'
71
talibah, and Nebea, to Coon-
amble
213 Thos. Judge
Coonamble
Coonamble,
Baradine, Bugaldi,
and Coonabarabran, vid Rigney's, the road between Pagan's
end Miss Kenny's, Bowen's,
Calga
box, the road bast
Elliott's, Ferguson's, Ma ill's,
214 Walter Bassett ... Coonamble
216 William G. Reakes Narromine
and Egan' s, vid
Belagula, Nott's, Gilligan's, and
Farrell's
Narromine, Timbriebungie, and
Burraway. (Contractor to travel
alternately on either side of the
Macquarie River, making " Bur -
99 10 0 ¡ 31 Doc., 1906
j
81)
McLang's, returning vid Goorianawa to McLang :s, thence to
Coonamble, as on outward
journey.
Tooloon, Narroway, Nelgourie,
Ningy, and Cooniinbia
215 Walter Bassett ... Coonamble
licensed
coach
ette,
2
horses
Sulky,
1
horse
100 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1906
raway Arms Hotel " the ter minus on the northern side, and
Burraway Crossing on Budda
Hall Station the terminus on
217 Aaron E. Phillips Narromine
218 William Finn* ...
Nyngan
southern side)
Narromine, Tomingley, McPhail,
and Peak Hill
Narromine, Farrendale, and Ala gala (on the south -west side of
34
Three
51
Two
..
the Bogan River), vie/ Rice's,
Carney's, Strathallyn Crossing,
Wallan Billan Station Gate, and
Waterloo and Berreena mail
219 James
P. Shea ... f Trangie
220 Henry
C. Waters Dandaloo
and Florant J.
boxes
Railway. Station and Post Office, 520 Twice
Trangie
yards day
Trangie and Dandaloo ...
...
Ì
25
Six
S. Martel
221 George
T. Smith
horses as
Trangie
Trangie, Drillwarrina, and Won -
1
Bobbie Station, vid Mullah, Gin j
Gin Bridge, Bowen Park, Bun-1
demar Station, Knyvett's, Con- ,
nell's, Firth's, and Neild's
45
Three
required
..: 4-wheeled
vehicle,
2 horses
JJ
* Transferred to David R. Biggs, of Nyngan, from 1st February, 1905.
Nn, 17.-8th' April, 1-905
292
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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTIf WALEScontinued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Addresses.
Names.
Dis-
Frequency
of
in
Communica-
tance
Postal Lines.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount payable.
tion.
Miles.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination,
2 s. d.
WESTERN ROADS-- eontinucd.
222 James Brown
,.. Warren
223 William Clark
Warren
224 Thomas Simpson
Four times Horse and
daily
spring cart
Warren
Warren and Cannonbar...
Walgett
Two
2- wheeled
convey-
Warren and Mount Harris, and
Two
Mount Harris and Carinda, vid ;
Two
ance, 1
horse
3
Coach,
horses
Coach,
2
horses
...
40
"Simpson's Pine Ridge Hotel,"
and Woodbine
225 David Robertson, Warren
Warren,
green
220 Samuel G. Hack- Quambone
ney
Warren, Inglegar, and Quambone
sen.
Tenandra, and Bulla-
227 Donald Davidson Nyngan
Nyngan
228 William Elliott ... Nyngan
Nyngan, Monkey, Gongolgon, and
Tarcoon Railway Station, travel-
52 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
68 13 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1907
}- 272
J
291 Two
4 wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
58
00
31 Dec., 1907
Two
4- wheeled
vehicle, 4
185
00
31 Dec., 1906
39 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dec., 1907
59
or more
horses
Three times Spring
or oftener cart, 1
daily
horse
1
One
... Sulky,
horse
11G
ling vid the eastern bank of
142 1.0
the Bogan River, between Nyngan and Gongolgon Bridge, the
western bank to be travelled
when Gunningbar Creek is in flood
229 Francis W. !Peis- Nyngan
Nyngan, Buddobuddah, and Dan -
75
Two
230 Henry T. Pratt ... Cannonbar
Nyngan and Cannonbar
20
Two
231. William Russell... (lanbelego
Boppy Mountain and Canbelego
232 Frederick
Thomas
Boppy Mountain and Nymagee,
40
Nymagee and Gilgunnia,
vie/
35
Nymagee and Bobadah, via
Baloura, Conley's, and Nangeribone
37
ley
daloo, vic2 Terrangan
M. Nymagee
via Restdown
233 Ernest A. Thomas Nymagee
31
Sandy Creek
234 M. Hennessy, and Nymagee
J. Walker (sureties of James
TMcConnell)
235 .Tohn Young ... Cobar
Guard's Van, Railway Station,
1
Cobar, Wrightville, and The Peak,
vid the Australian Geld Recovery
Company,
129 ir) 0 31 Dec., 1905
1
wheeled
vehicle, 2
horses
Twice aday Coach, 2
horses
Three
4 wheeled
conveyance. 2 or
more
horses
Licensed
One
vehicle, 1
horse
4 - wheeled
Two
vehicle, 2
horses
Sil
4
70
00
31 Dec., 1906
40
0
0
7 Aucg., 1905
142 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
99
2- wheeled
7
0 0 131 Dec., 1905
94 10 0
31 Dec., 1935
42
00
31 Dec., 1907
°`80
00
31 Dec., 1906
delivery
cart, 1
horse
and Post Office, Cobar
236 Patrick B. Daley Wrightville
Sulky,
horse
Six*
4- wheeled
Two
4- wheeled
69
0 0 131 Dec., 190G
4- wheeled
136
0 0 131 Dec., 1906
vehicle
Bevan's,
Mount Pleasant, Young Aus-
tralia, and Occidental Gold Mines
237 Jas. Rankin
Mount Drysdale Cobar and Mount Drysdale, vils
25
Cobar ...
Cobar, Baoroondarra Tank, and
83
One
239 Ernest A. Thomas Nymagee
Cobar, Wrightville, Shuttleton,
61.
One
18
One
Conley's, or Yanda Creek, as required
238 Wm. J. Brown¡...
Louth, vid the main road
and Nymagee, vid Brura Go
vermnent Tank,
" Shearlegs
Hotel," Shearlegs Government
Tank, Millera Station, " Priory
Hotel," the Priory Station, and
" Bluff Hotel "
Nymagee and Shuttleton
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
vehicle, 2
horses
Vehicle, 1
or 2
horses
between
Cobar &
Shuttle -
1
ton, and
124 15 0 131 Dec., 1935
Vehicle, 2
horses
between
Nymagee
& Shuttle -
240 7 hos. H. Pearce,.. Cobar
__
Cobar, Fulham, Park, and Baden
Park Station, vici Belaraboon
(mail -box), Wells' Tank (3 'ni'es
from Tillargara Homestead) and
ton
167
One
)
4- wheeled
vehicle,
197
00
31 Dec., 1936
2 horses
N ecarbo
4- wheeled
175 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
Cobar and G ilgunnia, vid Lerida, 107 One
vehicle,
Balgoo,
Central,
Belford,
Lachlan
Downs,
2 horses
',V ill ong,
Thule, and Bedooba
* Cobar and The Peak section (4 miles) reduced to tri. weekly, and subsidy by £23 per annum, fro:n 1st March, 1905.
f41 John Owen
Cobar
i
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293
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CONTRACTA FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATI; OF NJ.w SOUTH WAI,EtdC)nti.rauCd.
Aprrot.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
tance
in
Miles.
Frequency
Annual
Mode of
Amount
payCouve
ante.
Conveyance.
of
Communicafion.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£ s. d.
W ESTERN ROADS continued.
( Cobar, " Meadow's Hotel," and
160
Three
210
Two
Coach,
4 horses
W ilcannia
190G
Louth, Tilpa, Tanker ooka and Wileannia, travelling
on either sides of the Darling
Bourke,
1906
River
W ilcanlia, "Victoria Hotel," Tar -
. -.
2 or 4 -horse
coach
60
Three
4 -horse
154
Two
4 -horse
Euriowie, Gnalta, and White Cliffs
126
One
4 -horse
Torrawangee, Euriowie, and Cob-
110
Two
4 -horse
coach
ella Double Tanks, and White
190¡
Cliffs
242 Wm. H. Morrison W ilcannia
White Cliffs, Yandarlo, Cobham Lake, Milperinka, The Al-
i5,20000
31 Dec., 1906
80 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
115 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
coach
bert, and Tibooburra, vid Mena,
Murtie, Kayrunnera, Morden,
and Yanderberry
1907
1906
coach
coach
ham Lake, vid Fowler's Gap,
Bancannia Lake, and Packsaddle
1905
1907
243 Arthur W. Mc- Louth ...
Booroondarra Tank, Wuttagoona,
60
One
2 -horse
244 William Finn .,. Nyngan
Tiltagoona, and Innesowen
Girilambone and Brewarrina, vid
138
One
4- wheeled
33
One
Guire
vehicle
Pulpulla, Gidgee, Abbotsford,
vehicle, 2
horses
the Bogan River and Duck
Creek Bridges, stock route to
the Marra Creek ; and thence by
the left bank of the Marra Creek
to Brewarrina
... Gongolgon
1905
245 John Willock
1906
24G Jas. Anthoney ... Brewarrina
905
1905
Brewarrina
247 James Anthoney
Tarcoon and Beeniery, vid Charlton
and Tarcoon Stations
Brewarrina
248 John Anthoney
jun.
1935
1900
4 - wheeled
vehicle, 2
horses
194 0 0
31 Dee., 1906
Muekerawa, Dumble, and Bree
Police Station
Brewarrina, "Bokhara Hotel " and
Goodooga, vid Talwanta, Llan-
92
One
4- wheeled
104 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
7
One
118
One
4- wheeled
292
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
4- wheeled
140
00
31 Dec., 1907
lawallingbah, and Goodooga, via
Moorabilla, Bundabulla, Wilìoh,
Bundabulla
Brewarrina, Collerina, Weilmor-
vehicle, 2
horses
ingle, Bourah, Brenda, and
Goodooga, vid Birie Hotel,
Twist's,
Milroy W oolshed,
Johnson's, Quillan's, Stagg's,
vehicle,
2 horses
122
One
Two
249 James Jarrett ... Bourke
Brewarrina, Beemery, and Bourke
70
Bourke
Bourke. (Contractor to convey
s
250 John Rice
31 Dec., 1907
Two
W eilmoringl.e
199G
0
84
Smith's, Curtin's, and thence by
the route hitherto followed ; and
Brewarrina, Collerina, W eihnoringle, Bourah, Brenda, and
Goodooga, along the route
hitherto followed by the Bourke
mailman between Collerina and
1907
58 0
Brewarrina, Bokhara Hotel, Wil-
boyde, and Gnomery Station,'
with a branch service to and
from "Bokliara Hotel " and
1905
Sulky,
1 horse
J
.. ,
vehicle, 2
horses
Delivery
Three
35 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
cart, 1
horse
mails six times a week at £50
per annum, if required)
1930
251. Bertram Oldfield Bourke
Bourke, North Bourke, Grass Hut,
Hfungzanyah, Enngonia, Barringun, and Wooroorooka (Q.), vid
SG
Two
Conveyance
or coach,
2 or more
horses
247
00
31 Dec., 1906
Coach, 4
horses
400 0 0
31 Dee., 1906
Coach, 2 or
more
horses
637 10 0
31 Dec., 1906
175 0 0
31 Dee. 1905
95 0 0
31 Dec., 190G
79 10 0
31 Dee., 1907
00
31 Dec., 1 07
West Bourke, Gedia Camp
Lake, Box- holes, Native Dog
Bourke
Spring, Lila, and Belalie
Bourke, Pera Bore, and Wanaaring
113
One
Oldfield Bourke
Bourke, North Bourke, Ford's
130
One
133
One
110
One
Waggonette,
2 horses
57
One
4- wheeled
69
One
67
One
232 Wlln. Doyle
1935
253 Newell
..
and Wm. H.
Bridge, Yantabulla, and Hun -
gerford,vilE Kenmare Bore, Brin dingabba and Warroo Spri n gs and
Oldfield
Bourke, North Bourke, Ford's
Yantabulla, Parragundy, and Hungerford, vid
Kenmare Bore and Brindingabba
Wanaaring, Berawinia Station, and
ii'arerley Downs, via Urisino,
Elsinora, and Thurloo Downs
...
Wanaaring and Hungerford
Bridge,
1906
254 John Newberry ... Wanaaring
235 Arthur Attwood
Hungerford
25G ,lohn Anthoney
sen.
257 John Anthoney
Enngonia
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
193G
sen.
Enngonia
Enngonia and Collerina, vid 18
inile 'rank and Lednapper
Enngonia and linfa Morton Plains
vid Evan's and Gerara
... Sulky, 1 or
2 horses
.
' Sulky, I or
i
2 horses
57
No. I-1.-4th April, 1go5
294
CONTRACTS FOR TEE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS
IA' THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES coutiudicci.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Naines.
Approx.
Dis-
Frequency
in
Miles.
Connnunica-
of
tance
Addresses.
Mode of
Couvoyance.
ti on.
Annual
.A mount payable.
No. of tiares
per week.
1 F. Chard
SOUTHERN ROADS.
Railway Station, Kogarah, and
Post Offices, Kogarah, Blake hiirst, and Sylvania
Sylvania
2 Albert Giddings
Cronulla Beach
£ s.
Waggonette,
45
2 horses
Sutherland, Miranda, and Cronulla Beach vid Gunnamatta
2- wheeled
d.
00
31 Dec., 1906
29 10 0 31 Dec., 190G
vehicle, 1
Bay Road, between intersection
of Gamion's and Wollowarc
Date of
Termination.
horse
Roads, and thence by route
previously followed.
(Con.
tractor to convey mails by
4- wheeled vehicle, 1 or 2 horses,
3 Henry H. James
at £37 10s. per annum, if required)
Mount Kembla... Wollongong, Fig -tree, and Mount
Keanbla
4 Robert Gilmore... Wollongong
5 Richard Weeks ... Balgownie
... Wollongong, Keiraville, and
Mount Keira
Wollongong, Fairy Meadow, and
Ba1gownie
6 Michael O'Donnell Five Islands
and Peter Rieck
Port Kembla, Five Islands, and
Unanderra, vid Griffin
Nicoll's boxes
7 Mrs. Ann Kirk ... Dapto ...
and
G
A
Dapto and Brownsville ...
1
8 Gabriel Timbs ... Albion Park
Albion Park
2
9 John Warrington
Unanderra
Unanderra
10 Edward J. Rogan Tongarra
11 John King
... Albion Park
] 2 Gabriel Timbs ... Albion Park
13 Walter Siely
Shellharbour
...
14 John T. Price ... Kiama ...
15 John T. Price ... Kiama...
16 P. T. Carroll
... Gerringong
18 James T. Donnelly Gerringong
19 Mrs.
Swan
Mary H.
6
4
31 Dec., 1906
52
0 0
31 Dec., 105
40 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1f,O5
Twice a
Horseback
43 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
day
Twice or
oftener
daily
Coach, 1 or
more
horses, or
motor car
licensed to
carry 4
passengers
43 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
or
12 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
45 0 O
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1906
thrice a
day
Six
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
or sulky
Vehicle, 1
or more
62
oftener
daily
horses
Thrice or 4- wheeled
oftener
covered
daily
coach, 2
or more
26 0 0
27 0 0
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 10 6
31 Dec., 190G
Six
33 0 0
Three
3:4
Six
Shellharbour
2:1
Twice or
Kiama
1
Kiama and Jamberoo ; with a
horses
Twelve ... Coach, 2 or
more
' 50 10 G 31 Dec., 1905
horses
1
Six
Horseback J
a Four times Licensed
34 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
or oftener vehicle, 1
daily
or more
horses
G?-;
Six
Horseback
28 0 0 31 Dec , 1906
brànch mail to and from
Jerrara
...
Railway Station and l'ost Office,
Gerringong, Omega and Rose
Valley
Gerringong, "Turn -of," Toolejooa,
and Foxgrouud
6
134 Macquarie St. Railway Station and Post Office,
Sydney
Three
times a
day
Twice
Albion Park and Tongarra
Albion Park and Croome
..
Albion Park and Yellow Rock ...
Gerringong
17 James T. Doniiell.y Gerringong
50 0 0
4- wheeled
coach, 2
horses
4'1 Six
Vehicle, i
horse
3,j Twice a day Coach, 1
horse
10
Once a day Horseback
Dapto ; and
{
Six
2- wheeled
vehicle,
a As often as Horseback,
Berry
required
or 2 or 4
31 Dec., 1906
.
32 10 0 31 Dec., 190G
wheeled
vehicle, 1,
20 Mrs. Mary H. Berry ...
Swan
21 Mrs. Mary
Swaú
H.
Berry, Moeyan, and Coolangatta
Macquarie - Berry, Woodhill, Wattamolla, and
street, Sydney
Kangaroo Valley, returning vid
Bellawongarah
...
134
22 Joseph Schilling Nowra...
and Abraham
Foran
Railway Station, Bomaderry, and
24 Joseph Schilling Nowra...
and Abraham
Foran
Nowra, Bamarang, and Burlier ...
23 Wlui. H. Moffitt Burlier
25 Austin H. Patter- Nowra ...
son
26 William Griffin ... Nowra...
Post Office, Nowra
Nowra, Bengelala, Falls Creek,
Tomerong, Wandandian, Conjola, Yatteyatah, Milton, and
7
Six
20
Six
4
orseback
or 2 or 4
wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
l¡
18
42
and
3
8
9G 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
wheeled
vehicle,
1, 2, or
more
horses
Thrice or Spring cart,
oftener
1 horse
daily
Two
... Horseback
Six
... Coach, 2 or
Six
Three
Six
1 Sulky,
j
horse
Sulky,
horse
3G
0
2S
189
7
0
31 Dec., 1905
6
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
1
48.0 0
31 Dec., 1905
1
52 0
31 Dec., 1905
more
horses
4
29 19 6 31 Dec., 1907
horseR
Horseback,
or 2 or 4
Ulladulla
Nowra, Terara, and Numba, vid
Green Hills ; and
Numba and Comerong ...
Nowra, Berrellan, Pyree,
Greeiiwell Point
2, or
h "sees
0
31 Dec., 1.905
commonwealth Gazette..
295
No. 17.-8th April,
x 905
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS I:V THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH. .WALESco7ttinid.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Names.
Approx.
I requency
tance
in
of
ConiianniC.ation.
Miles.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount pay able.
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per week.
SOUTHERN ROADS-- conttinvad.
Frain Nowra to Bomaderry and
Bomaderry
21 Walter Lane
9.
Six
3..
Six
vehicle
181
Six
1"
Two
Bolong, vi.ÿ Meroo Meadow ;
Nowra, by direct route
l Nowra
and Yalwal
.,.
Alexr. iiielrnan ... Ya,lwal
28a Thomas C. Stead- Yerriyong,
man
Nowra
29 Thomas Mooney Torímerong
near Yerriyong (Ives), Nowra Hill,
and Nowra
Torimerong and Huskisson
30 Samuel T. Davis Milton ...
Milton and Morton, and Morton
and Broomall...
31 Charles W. Thorp Nclligen
...
..
Milton, Morton, Broonian, Our rowan, and Nelligen
From Nelligen to Bolaro and
32 James Fitzgerald Nelligen
34 Joseph Schilling Milton ...
and Abraham
1T11adulla, Termeil, Benandarah,
Bateman's Bay, Mogo, . Mullen derree, and Moruya. (Contractors to convey mails three times
Foram
Tathra, Tathra Road, and Bega.
(Contractor to convey mails be-
Pambula
37 Donald Laing ... Pambula
40 Mrs.
Eliza
Parker
41 W. Whelan
45 Edwin
berg
0.
31 Dec., 1905
29 10 0
31 Dec., 1907
49 7
6
31 Dec., 1907
41 19 J
31 Dec., 1906
20 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
26 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dec., 1905
25 0 0
31 Dec.., 1907
37 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
49 10 0
31 Dec., 1907
97 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
87 15 0
Melt., 1906
28 0 0
50 0 0
bar 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
26 0
31 Dec., 1906
38
2G
One
Sulky or
horseback
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
Three
2
6
54
I
f
...
i Six
or 4
wheeled
trap, 1 or
more
horses
4- wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Four times Passenger
12
a week on
stew nier
days
Pambula and Merirbula
4
Pambula, South Pambula, Pipe-
4
Pericoe
33
Iiialm ...
Eden, Kiel, and Tinibilica
...
33
T.
Nethercote
Eden and Nethercote
...
8
...
Kiah
Kiah and Green Cape ..
...
18
and
11
...
4
Liverpool, 13onnyrigg, Cecil Park,
and Badgery's Creek
Bringelly, Rossmore, Preston's,
and Liverpool
13
Liverpool
...
Liverpool
Liverpool, Holdsworthy,
Eckersley
Liverpool and Hoxton Park
43 Charles Thorne ... Eckersley
44 James Doyle
24 0
sulky
Horseback
or súlky
Three
One
One
clay Creek, and Yowaka
Eden, Lowe.rTowainba, Towamba,
Pericoe, and Yambui.la
42 Charles Marsden
Horse and
(10
11.0
10s. per trip, when required)
39 Thomas Whelan
31 Dec., 1935
Three
tween Bega and Merimbula at
38 William Ryan
77 10 0
.52
249
0
£l 59 1)er annum, if required)
T. Bega ...
36 Donald Laing
4- wheeled
coach, 2
horses
a week for a suin at the rate of
35 Charles
McCarthy
31 Dec.. 1930
5
linckenbour Creek, returning to
Nelligen on saine day
Nelligen and Bateman's Bay ...
33 James Schofield ... Nelligen
00
11 horse
and
From Bolong to Bomaderry and
... Hoxton Park
Hecken- Liverpool
43 Joseph H. Stan- Bringelly
field
47 Angus Chisholm... Parma atta
Bringelly, Greendale, and More -
head's Box (contractor to convey
1
4
coach, 2
or more
horses
Six
1
Sulky,
1
horse
Six
Sulky or
horseback
Three
2 - horse
covered
coach
Two
1
Sulky,
horse
Two
... Sulky,
1
horse
One
...
As often as Sulky,
1
required
horse
Two
... Sulky,
1
horse
Six
Horseback
Six
40
Six
8
Six
Horse and
sulky
Buggy, 2
horses
Horseback
0
40 0 0
75 0 0
58 0 0
30 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1,905
31 Dec. #
19OG.
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1907
mails three times a week, £20
per annum, if required
43 Thomas Hickey... Campbelltown ... Railway Station and Post Office,
Canipbelltown
49 Jas. Waterwortli
Cainpbelltown ... Campbelltown,
Cataract
50 Thomas Hickey... Campbelltown
51 Walter E. Larkin Narellan
Appin,
and
1v
coach, 2.
or more
Campbelltown and Wedderburn ...
Narellan Tramway Platform and
horses
G
3
3
Post Office
52 Arthur Clissold ... Campbelltown
53 Chas. E. Kelloway Camden
54 Alexander Ferris
Narellan and Cobbitty ..
Camden, Brownlow Hill,
Werombi
Camden and Cawdor ...
Cawdor
55 Henry Hanger ... Mount Hunter
.
56 Henry Hanger ... Mount Hunter .
and
5
11
Three ... Horseback
Four times On foot
or oftener
daily
Six
Six
5
Three
Camden and Mount Hunter
4
Six
Mount Hunter, Glenmore, and
6
57 David White
.. Wilton
58 Joseph J. Hill* ... Picton ...
The Oaks
Maldon and Wilton
...
Picton
59 Joseph J. Hill* ... Picton ...
From Picton to Cordeaux and
60 Joseph J. Hill* ... Picton ..,
Thirty -seven Sulky,
1
times or
horse
oftener
... 4- wheeled
Six
Bargo, by the Main Road ; returning via the Pot Holes Road, Ariva
School, and Shiers Sawmill
1Picton and The Oaks ...
13}
1
1 horse
sulky
Horseback
Horseback
and sulky
Six
Horseback
and sulky
Six
... Horseback
Five times Hooded
or oftener sociable,
daily
1 horse
35 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1906
25 0 0
31 Dec., 1900
42 0 0
7:3 0 0
31 Dee., 1905
31 Dec., 1907
22 10
31 Dec., 1907
22 0
31 Dec., 1907
30 /0
41 Dec., 1907
0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
60
20 16 0 31 Dec., 1905
G0.
25 0
11
Three
... Sulky,
horse
1.
37 10 0 31 Dec., 1900
12
Six
... Buggy,
1
60 0 0
,a 'Contractor deceased, Subsidy
y paid to widow (Susie Hill).
horse
31 Dec., 1,906
296
No. 17.-8th April, 1905
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH W Al.liSConLitLUCd.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Frequency
tance
Commuuication.
in
Addresses.
Names.
Approx.
Miles.
Annual
ount pay
Amount
Mode of
of
Date of
Termination.
able.
No. of times
per week.
£a. d.
SOUTHERN ROADS continued.
61 Mrs. Alice Liddy
62 William Pippen
63 Edward P. Quigg
The Oaks, Oakdale, Nattai River,
and Burragorang
Burragorang and Cog's River ...
Burragorang, Nattai River, Upper
Burragorang, and Yerranderie
The Oaks
Burragorang
Burragorang
121
Six
12
22
Three
Three
Sulky, I
horse
Horseback
Sulky, 2
horses (on
horseback
wllen
52
0
45
116
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1906
0 0 31 Dec., 1906
9/ Bi'
river is in
95 ell
flood)
Bowral, Glenquarry, Kangaloon,
East Kangaloon, and Robertson
65 Wm. J. Thompson Robertson
67
L. S. Lambert ...
68 James Blythman
Three
Six
19
Horseback,
or 2-
wheeled
vehicle
Doubla
buggy,
6
65
0
0
0
0
Berrima
Moss Vale and Berrima ...
5
Twice
Moss Vale
Moss Vale and Sutton Forest ;
and from Moss Vale to Sutton
Forest on arrival of the morn-
3
3
daily
Seven .
Six
and
15
6
I
Robertson and Pheasant Ground,
via the Public School
Macquarie-
Moss Vale, North Yurrunga,
36
of tener
At one month's
notice on either
side
31 Dec., 1905
Handcart
or 2 -horse coach
or 1 -horse
39 10
6
31 Dec., 1907
69 10
0
31 Dec., 1905
45
0
31 Dec., 1906
Vale, Burrawang,
Robertson ; and
69 Thomas Fairley
70 Mrs. Mary
Swan
H.
Moss Vale
134
street, Sydney
71 Samuel Fraser ... Moss Vale
95 DI
sulky
1 or 2 horse 1
vehicle j
0
ing train from Sydney
( Moss
g Cl
97 M
1 horse
Railway Station and Post Office, 1.50 Thirty eight
yards
Moss Vale
Moss Vale
66 Joseph Palmer
41
Thirlmere and Lakesland
64 William Watkins Lakesland
93 AT
0
99 14.
Six
vehicle, 1
horse
Three
Six
Yurrunga. Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley, Cambewarra, and
Nowra
Sutton Forest and Cross Roads ;
and Cross Roads and Canyan
2- wheeled
Four
2
or 4
wheeled
vehicle, 2
4 or more
horses
( Horseback 1
62
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
100 J
182 10
0
31 Dec., 1906
101 I
47
5
0
31 Dec., 1905
Horseback
50
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
Two
Horseback
16
0 0
31 Dec., 1006
Three
4- wheeled
wag gonette,
65
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
10
Two
4
Six
5
or sulky J
Leigh
72 Michael J. Seery
73 Mrs. Mary H.
Swan
74 William Guthrie
75 William Guthrie
Burrawang, Wilde's Meadow, and
Avoca
134 Macquarie - Kangaroo Valley and Upper Kangaroo River
street, Sydney
... Marulan and Bungonia ...
Marulan
Avoca ...
Marulan
76 John Manning ... Bungonia
77 Mrs. Ellen Moore Towrang
78 Timothy Ryan ... Goulburn
79 Thomas A. Nelson Goulburn
Marulan, Long Reach and Big
13
Six
..
12
Two
Hill
Bungonia and Windellama
Towrang, Greenwich Park, and
Goulburn
Goulburn, Mount Wayo, and
Goulburn, Kingsdale, Mount
Wayo, \ Toodliouselee, Roslyn,
McAlister, Laggan, and Crook -
81 Charles H.
Marks
A. Goulburn
Goulburn, Baw Baw, Mummell,
well
gan
84 Timothy Ryan ... Goulburn
}
28
Crookwell
Kempton
83 Ernest J. McGuig- Currawang
91 Three
Carlungie
80 Henry Sillis
82 John O'Donnell ... Tarago
12
34
35
Woore, Cullen, Gullen Flat,
Grabben Gullen, and Wheco
1 horse
Sulky, 1
horse
Horseback
2- wheeled
trap, 2
horses
Seven times Springcart
or oftener or sulky,
1 horse
daily
Three ... Sulky, or
other
vehicle
Horse and
Three
sulky
Three
Goulburn, Kemnore, Tarlo, Chats bury, Myrtleville, and Taralga
Goulburn, Currawang, and W illamo
Goulburn and Inveralochy
30
Six
22
Three
15
Six
Three
Three
2
4or
wheeled
ridge
31 Dec., 1907
0
182
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
104
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
105
10
10,
0
31 Dec., 190G
50 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
46 0
83 19
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1906
vehicle, 2
horses
Horseback
103
104
0
One
Point
0
100
31 Dec., 1907
30
Two
31 Dec., 1906
0
Crookwell and Roche, via Julong
and Mulgowrie Creeks
22
0 0
65 0
92 Royden C. -Eld- Roche.
ridge
Laggan, Kempton, Fullerton, and
Hadley
Two
Two
80
Horse and
4- wheeled
89 John Sharwcod ... Hadley
18
23
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
Three
87 Henry M. Hogan Laggan
88 John Hogan ... Peelwood
0
0
0
25
20
0
0
48 0
Third Creek Public School.
... Crookwell, Binda, and Junction
Goulburn and Bungonia, via
Boxer and Shaw's Creeks
...
Laggan and Taralga ...
Laggan, Thalaba, and Peelwood...
24
49
i
Three
86 William Dawson Goulburn
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
13
...
0
0
2
Crookwell, Kialla, and Pejar, vid
Goulburn and Middle Arm
0
0
Coach,
horses
Sulky,
horse
90 James J. E. Mor- Pejar ...
timer
91 Thomas D. Eld- Binda ...
85 Peter T. Mclnnes Middle Arm
105
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
sulky
1
Sulky,
horse
Sulky, 1
horse
Horseback
2 or 4wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
2 - wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse
Horseback
18
102
130
10
10
11
72
11
1l
1
65
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
1
1-5
0 0 31 Dec., 1906
51 19
55
9
31 Dec., 1907
0 0 31 Dec., 1907
No. 17. --8th Aprii, 1905
297
191onwealth Gazette.
CONTRACTS NOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAT.i s continued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Addresses.
Names.
Frequency
Dis-
Annual
Mode of
able.
of
Communication.
tance
in
Postal Lines.
Miles.
No. of times
per week.
93
91
Arthur A. Marks
.
Wheeo, Winduella, and Narrawa 1 14 j Three
Crookwell
06 Charles
91 Michael
Wheeo
93 Michael Sheehy
Falls,
2- wheeled
55 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
26
Three
Bigga, Greemnantle, and Lyndburst, vid the Government
32
One
19
One
cleared road
vid Biggs and Mount McDonald
..
Wheeo and Crookwell, vid J.
23 15 0 31 Dec., 1907
vehicle. 1
horse, or
horseback
and Bigga, vid the new Government road
Wilkins... Lyndhurst
P. Neville Dar y's
Two
Binda, Markdale, Blanket Flat,
and Sligar's
S. Webster Binda ...
45 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906
9
Penning's,
Kelly's, Pentland's,
d.
8.
2 - wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse
Horseback
Watson's,
Rodgers',
Narrawa,
Richland A. Green Narrawa
95 Chas.
£
Date of
Termination.
50
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
30
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
Two
Horseback
25
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
19
Three
1 -horse
55
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
14
Three
Horseback,
45 0
0 31 Dec., 1906
24 0
0
16
!
Walsh's, Conneli's, Nolan's,
McCormack's, thence via Native
Dog Flat road to junction of
Wheeo - Crookwell
road,
O'Neill's, L. Purcell's, McGillis',
Smith's, Storrier's, Stephen son's ; and thence along the
Binda Road to Crookwell
100 James
Taralga, Yalbraith, and Golspie,
Fitz - Taralga
9 Michael
gibbon
sulky
vid the 9 -mile peg, R. Sullivan's,
D. Lawler's, R. McLennan's,
Mrs. McLaren's, and J. Horne's
Taralga and Bannaby ...
Handley ... Bannaby
e
1 -horse
sulky at
times
Taralga and Wombeyan Caves.
101 Edward J. Fullani Taralga
(Contractor to travel by the
route now followed, or via
12
One
10
18
{ Three
36
Three
31 Dec., 1906
Guinecoar and Mare Forest, as
required.)
f Taralga and Curraweela
Curraweela to Jerrong, vid Bumaroo, Paling Yards, Mount Defiance, McColl Brothers', and
Spring Vale, returning to
Horseback
51 17
2 wheeled
licensed
conveyance,
1 horse
68 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
or sulky
+ One
31 Dec., 1906
Curraweela via Wairborough,
and from Curraweela to Jerrong
vid Wairborough, returning to
Curraweela vid Spring Vale,
McColl Brothers', Mount Defiance, Paling Yards, and Buinaroo Crossing (the route vid
Wairborough to be travelled
when the Abercrombie River is
102 Walter Bradbury, Jerrong
jun.
l
1031 Francis G. Bore Tarago
ham
Oallen, vid Bond's
10.1 A. E. Bassing-
thwaighte
Joseph Malone
10G Jas. Partington ... Boro ...
107 Wm. Barrett ... Boro ...
108 John Brophy
... Nerriga.
{
109 Thomas Pooley anc Braidwood
Joseph Malone
Braidwood,
Nelligen
110 Robert Fitzgerald Nelligen
... Braidwood
112 Thomas Pooley and Braidwood
Ill James Allen
Joseph Malone
113 William
Keating
Cooper Moruya
Martin
114 Geo. Smith
Krawarree
4
Three
line and Larbert
Twice
10
Post Office, Tarago, and the railday
yards
way guard's van ;
50
Six
Tarago, Boro, Manar, Six Mile
Flat, Braidwood, Bell's Creek,
North Amainen, and Amainen ;
4
Two
and Braidwood and Reidsdale
Three
10
Boro and Mulloon
Three
12
Boro and Mayfield
Three
30
Hush's,
Braidwood, Marlow,
Tomboy, Corang, and Ncrriga ;
and
50 One
Nerriga, Sassafras, and Nowra ...
Three
10
...
Braidwood and Mongarlowe
28
A point on Tarago - Braidwood mail
Larbert
105 Thomas Ponleyand Braidwood
and
uncrossable)
Tarago, Bonnie Moon, Bronti,
Windellama, Nadjingomar, and
..
Warrantbucca,
and
35
Three
Vehicle, 2 or
1
more
horses
139 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
1
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
4 wheeled
1
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Vehicle, 1 or
more horses
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
Braidwood and Little Bombay ...
Braidwood, Jeinbaicumbene, and
Major's Creek
15
One
Six
and
35
Six
Krawarree, Ballalaba, and Major's
Creek. (Contractor to travel
40
Four
Araluen,
Moruya
a}
Mullenderree,
between Krawarree and Ballala.ba twice a week, on alternate
days, vid Jerrabat Gully and
Oranmcir, rcturni;W vid Oran meir and Stony Creek, and twice
a week vid Stony Creek and
Oranmeir, returning vid Oran meir and Jerrabat Gully)
7
0 0 31 Dec., 1907
Vehicle,
2 or more
horses
4- wheeled
j
31
35
or more
horses
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1907
122 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
30 0
0 31 Dec., 1907
89 0 0 31 Dec., 190G
20 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
30 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
175
conveyance, 2
or more
horses
Vehicle, 1
0 0
0 0
94
0 0 j 31 Dec., 1907
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
.
Ido. 17. --8th April, 1905
298
Commonwealth
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTIi WALES tondirt.utd.
Approx.I Frequency
llzs
of
tance Comnnznicain
tion.
Miles.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
1liode of
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount payable.
No. of times
per week.
£ s.
d.
SOUTHERN ROADS continrud.
115 Wim. Willis
Ballalaba
Krawarree and Snowball
116 Thos. Donnelly ...
Nerriga
Nerriga and Welcome Reefs
117 Jas. Averell
Moruya
Moruya,
...
Bergalia,
10
Three
Vehicle, 1 or
more horses
0 0 131 Dec
30
Two
Horseback
81
Six
Coach, 2 or
more
horses
569
9
6
17
Seven
4- wheeled
vehicle,
72 0
0
...
9
Turlinjah,
Bodalla, Central Tilba, Tilba
Tilba, Dignam's Creek, Cobargo,
Quaama, Brogo, and Bega.
2G 10 0
1905
31 Dec.,
190G
31 Dec.,
1905
(Contractor to travel between
Bodalla and Tilba Tilba three
times a week, on alternate days,
via Wagonga and Punkalla, re-
turning vid Coruuna and Na-
rooma, and three times a week
vici Narooina and Corunna,
returning yid Punkalla and
Wagonga, and also, alternately,
by the lower and upper roads
118 Mrs. Lucy Cor
between Brogo and Bega)
Moruya
Bodalla, Eurobodalla, and Nerrigundah
rig Ln
1 or more
119 William Dunsmore Cobargo
Cobargo, Bermagui, and Bermagui
South. (Contractor to convey an
14?
Six
horses
Coach, 1 or
2 horses
I Two
Horse and
extra mail from Bermagui, if
59 0 0
required, when the steamer from
Sydney arrives late at Berma-
120 Arthur D. Burns
gui)
Cobargo, Wandella, and Yo morie...
Cobargo
17
30 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
224 18 0
31 Dec., 1905
75 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
95
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
15
0
0
31 Dec., 1900
25 10 0
31 Dec., 1906
25 0 0
23 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
2- wheeled
convey-
ance, or
on hor: e121 Geo.
Ah
Kin, Bega ...
Bega, Wolumla, Millingandi, Pam
jun., and Michael Healy
bula, Greig's Flat, and Eden
122 John McPhee and Bega ...
Reginald
G.
Bega and Candelo
Bega, Tanja, Wapengo, Bermagui
South, and Bermagui, vid Bungs.
Bega and Angledale. ...
...
Bega
: Bega ,.,
125 Denys Ryan
Wolumla
...
4- wheeled
covered
passenger
coach, 2
horses
Seven
32
2 -horse con-
7
126 Robert W. Hunter, Bungendore
1 -horse
vehicle
1 - horse
Two
19
One
Wolunala and South Wolumla
3.
Six
Creamery
14
Three
Bega and Merimbula, via Jellat
Jellat, Wallagoot, and Bournda
1254 John Edgar
13
back
I Six
veyance
Pay ten
123 George Wilson ... Bega
124 Denis Ryan
34
buggy, or
horseback
Coach, 1 or
2 horses,
or horseback
Buggy, >
horse
Twice or 4 - wheeled
oftener
conveydaily
ance, 1
Railway Station and Post-office,
Bungendore
31 Dec., 1907
or more
From Bungendore to Cross Roads,
Hoskin's Town (by direct road),
horses
25
Three
Foxlow, and Captain's Flat, re-
turning vù2 Molonglo and Cross
Roads; and
127 Wm. F. Burridge Captain's Flat
From Bungendore to Cross Roads,
Molonglo,, and Captain's Flat,
returnnig yid Foxlow, Hoskin's
2811
4 - wheeled
vehicle, 2
284
horses
25
138 10 0 31 Dec. 1905
or more
} Three ... )
Town, and Cross Roads (by direct
road)
128 John B. McJan- j Bungendore
nett
Bungendore and Ingledow
129 John B. McJan- Bungendore
nett
Bungendore, Bywong, and Gundaroo, via Creekborough, Gum
Tree Flat, and Brook's Creek
Queanbeyan
Railway Station and Post - office,
9
Three
2 - wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
2
or
4
11
130 Allan O'Neill
...
131 Allan O'Neill
...
Queanbeyan
132 Allan O'Neill
...
Queanbeyan
133 Allan O'Neill
,,, Queanbeyan
{
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Yarralumlz, and
Uriarra, vid the surveyed road*
Queanbeyan. Bursa, Mount, Allen,
and Michelago
Queanbeyan, Tuggranong,, and
25
One
w h e eled
vehicle,. 1
or more
horses
Coach,
2
oftener
horses
daily
y.
Three ... Sulky,
1
horse
Two
Horseback
Twice or
1
39 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
30 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
36 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
48 0 0*
31 Dec., 190G
49 19 0
31 Dec., 1905
JJJJ
2G
2G
..
1
Sulky,
3410 0 31 Dec., 1907
horse
134 Abraham Shannon Uriarra
Uriarra and Brindabella
18 Two
... Hòrseback
40 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
* Contractor allowed an additional s um of £8 per annum, to travel vid W. Webb'» (Fairlight) from ist January, 1904.
Mama, vid Lanyou
1G
Six
.
299
No. iq.--$t1i April,
Ygos
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-- contiTdued.
Contractors"
Postal Lines.
Frequency
Miles.
Communication.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
tance
in
Addresses.
Naines.
Approx.
Dis-
Annual
Amount payable,
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per week.
SOUTHERN RO ADS-- contiwwd
135 John M. White ... Tharwa
Tharwa and Rock Valley Public
20
( One
Horseback
25
One
20
One
2- wheeled
vehicle
School, via De Salis and F arrer's,
31 Dec., 1905
Gregory's, Booroomba, Gibraltar, alla Gilman's box, 250 yards
beyond the surveyor's peg on the
west side of Gilman's Crossing,
136 John Gregory
Tidbiiibilla River, and G. Green's
... Tharwa, R.iversdalc, and Bobcyan,
vid Naas
Brindabella and Cool«i,ion Plairas
... Naas
137 Thomas Franklin Brindabella
... Bredbo
13S John Hume
Railway Station and Post - office,
139 John Clarke
Captain's Flat
140 Jolni Hume
Bredbo
As often as
yards
required
330
Bredbo
Bredbo, Jerangle. Gingerra Station, Captain's Flat and Balla -
laba, vid Wangarah and Anembo
Bredbo, Cowra Creek, and Upper
Cowra Creek (Whitby's Mill)
53
One
15
Two
...
24 17 6 31 Dec., 1907
Horseback
1
20 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
9 15 0 31 Dec., 1905
65 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
Horseback,
34 5 0 31 Dec., 1905
Sulky,
horse
or vehicle,
when re-
141 Thomas
ley
Warns- Cooma
! Railway Station and
Cooma
142 G. A. Tievanion
143 Patrick D. Quirk
Cooma
1
14
I
I
148 Andrew Green .. Glyiswood
14:1 Thomas Clugston Dry Plain
150 James Ward, sen. Numeialla
131 Albert Murphy
Berridale
minihy, with a branch snail from
Rocklands to Boconnoc
Adaminiby and Kiandra
And Cooma, Boconnoc, and Ada niiniby, vid Lake Plain and
A] iddling Bank
Adaminiby, Glynwood, and Yaouk
The junction of the Cooing -road
and Dry Plain
Numeralla and Countegany
... Berridale, Marshall's Plain, and
Eastbourne, vid Kiali Lodge,
153 Arthur J. Turner Berridale
153 James Muir, sen.
Berridale
154 John Hale
Moonbali
...
1
Bullenhalong (C. R. Jardine's),
and P. Norton's ; thence by
main road (contractor to travel
vid T. P. O'Neill's instead of P.
Norton's, if required)
Berridale and Arable ...
Berridale, Broadliead's Mill, and
Reid's (Murlingbung)
Jindabyne and Moonbah, vid
Barry's, senior, Pendergast's,
and James Barry's ; and Moonbah and Ingebyra, vid intersec-
26
Two
35
Three
}
Dalgety
Dalgety
157 Henry Nicholson , Cooma ...
158 Hector A.
McDonald
Nisnitybelle
159 Henry Nicholson Cooma
and Richard A.
Corbett
160 John M. McMahon Cathcart
1111 Geo. Ali Kin, jun. Bega ...
and
Michael
Healy
162 Charles W illiams Bemboka
163 Charles Williams Bemboka
33
20
6
One
One
'l'wo
23
Two
Two
10
Two
12
Two
13
Three
1.34
Two
23
*
Three
Two
25
Six
Vehicle,
horse
Kybean, vid
20
Two
tNimitybelle, Holt's Flat, Bibbenhike, and Bombala
38
Six
25
7
12
Three
Three
0 0 31 Dec., 1907
49
Vehicle
42
31 Dec., 1906
28 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
0 0 { 31 Dec., 1906
65 0 0 i 31 Dec., 1905
175
horses
Sulky
4 - wheeled
covered
coach, 2
or more
horses
Horseback
Horseback
or
31 Dec., 1905
20 0 0 31 Dec 1907
61 S 7
Horseback,
sulky, if
required
Coach, 2 or
...
18 0 0
Horseback
horse
Coach, 2
horses
Two
Six
45 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
39 0 0
snore
7
98 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
Vehicle or
horseback
2 - wheeled
vehicle
0 0
39 17
31 Dec., 1906
6 31 Dec., 1905
140
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
25
200
0 0
7 10
31 Dec., 190e
31 Dec., 1905
19
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
38 0 0 31 Dec., 1905'
2- wheeled
vehicle
Bombala and Bungarby, vid + 32 One
J Bungarby
Horseback
Gunningrah and Buckalong
or vehicle
* Coach, 2 or more horses, between Cooina and Kiandra
; packhorse between Adaminiby and Kiandra
Convia, and Adaminiby.
0.1940 - -c
1
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1
e
Crossing
1G4 Patrick Ferry
Three
44 10 0 31 Dee., 1907
280 0 0 131 Dec., 1906
Horseback
Glenbog
Bemboka and Mogilla
Mogilla, Candelo, and Clarkson's
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
Four
Nimitybelle, Coyhill's Flut, ;houn-
Bemboka, Numbugga, and Bega
109
30
Two
13ibbenluke and Cathcart
Coach,
2
or more
horses
Two
14
20
Niniit belle and
Kydra
0 0 31 Dec., 1907
48
roads, and Campbell's creamery
i Dalgety, Boloko, and Paupoug ...
... j Dalgety and Jimenbuan
tain Top, and Bemboka, vid
100
vehicle, 4
horses
or horseback
Sulky,
1
horse
5
78 15 0 31 Dec., 1906
4 wheeled
1 -horse sulky
tion of Dalgety and Ingebyra
155 Victor W. Shell
156 Charles Collman
- horse
One
18
40 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
vehicle
Horseback
40
Cooma, Myalla, Timbery Range,
and Bungarby, vid Bobundarah,
Blyton and Roache's
...
...
Three
Six
butta
( Cooma, Rhine Falls, and Ada 147 John E. Frcebody Adaminiby
Two
12
23
Cooma and Rosedale, via Murrum-
Tre- Coom a
or
oftener
daily
Creek and Tumble -down)
Cooma, Berridale, and Jindabyne,
with a branch mail to and from
Berridale and Dalgety
Cooma, Rock Flat, and NiinitybelIe
Cooma ...
Twice
J
Cooma and Nuineralla ; and Numuralla, Peakview, Whinstone
Valley, and Jerangle. (Contraetor to travel alternately vid Fiery
144 Henry Nicholson Couina
and Richard A.
Corbett
145 George A. Tre- Couina
"anion
146 George A.
i'anioii
Post - office,
quired
Spring cart,
1 horse
49 10
0 , 31 Dec., 1906
in winter ; and Bulky between
No. i7.--8th April, 1905
300
C
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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF .NEW SOUTH WALHS-CO7lti7nttB(i:.
Approx.
Contractors'
tance
Postal Lines.
r.
Names.
---
Frequency
Dis -
m
Miles.
Addressee.
Communies- _Conveyance.
fion.
No. of times
per week.
i
Annual
Amount pay able.
Date of
Terwiliatiou,
.
£ s.
d.
0
0
165 Thomas Forsythe Bombala
166 Henry Nicholson
..._ and Richard A. Cooma ...
Corbett
Pambula
W.
167 Albert
McCarthy
168 Thomas Morrison Delegate
169 James Collins
170 James Collins
...
Delegate
... Delegate
171 Thomas Morrison
Delegate
1
l
' Three
Bombala and Mila, vid Round
Hill gate, the public school.
Rosemeath, and Maharatta
Head station, or by the mani
road as required
Rombala,, 'Rowe's, Craigie, and
13
25
Six
Bombala, Platt's, and Rock ton
Bombala, Cathcart, Rocky Hall,
92
()net
48
Three
Delegate ; and
2- wheeled
}
Coach, 1 or
more
12
' Two
O
31 Dec , 1906
1G
Sulky and
45 0
0
24 0
15 0
40 0
70 0
0* 31 Dec., 1.905
Two
horse
Horseback
9
Two
Horseback
Holt's Flat, and H.
23
¡ One
and
2G
Two
.McDonald's
Tantawanglo,
157 18
Horseback
10
Cathcart,
Candelo
192 Jan
194 Job
horses
glrnJgi
Delegate, J. A. *Hen sleigh's (Lower
173 Terence S. O'Reilly Catlicart
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
193 Alf
required
Coach, 2 or
Three
Cathcart,
}-125
horses, as
33
172 John Topping ..: Holt's Flat
190 Jai
191 Jol
Delegate, Corrowoug, and Tin Bendoc), and Rozyn,ki's
Delegate and Kirkenong
31 Dec., 19CG
In ore
.Wyndham, \Vhipstick, Lochiel,
Pambula and Eden
Delegate and Wright's, vi f
Thomas Martin's and C. Stokes'
49
vehicle,
1 horse
Vehicle,
horse
1
4- wheeled
vehicle, 2
0 0 131 Dec., 1.905
31 Dec., 1905
195 Job
196 Jul
J
0
31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dec., 1006
0
31 Dec., 1.007
197 Thc
198 Job
199 Job
horses
200
Wyndham
174 Joseph Luve
Candelo and Wyndham, vit
Schuback:s,
Myrtle Creek,
Robinson Brothers', and P.
Collins' ; and Wyndham, Bur.. ragate,
175 William Gottaas A dam iniby
176 Terence 'E. :Car- Caddigat
ney
177 George Weeks ... Yarra ...
178 'Alm
Grunsell Goulburn
179 :Cligrles Morpllett-. Collector
180 Thos: Morton
... Brea,dalbane
and Towamba
Adaminiby and Rosedale
Adaminiby and Caddigat
Yarra and Thornford
...
Breadalbane, Parkesbourne, and
111errilla, vid 'plain road and
Chaffey's Orchard's ; and Mer rilla and Pomeroy
Breadalbane andCollector
Breadalbane and Gurrundah, vid
Hannan's, Cox's, S. Cotter's, B:
14
15
Three
11
8_
Two
One
7
Three
10
Three
10
Two
Six
145
Two
:)
2
Coach,
horses ; or
Two
sulky,
horse
1
11.0
1-Horseback
29
Horseback
2 or 4
wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse ..
WI]
1
0 0 31 Dec., 190G
201 Pat
9 0 31 Dec., 1905
18 19 6 :31 Dec., 1907
24 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
.
Horseback
52 0
0
Spring cart,
1 or more
horses
Horseback
60 0
0 31 Dec., 1905
33 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
138 0
0
31 Dec., 190G
31 Dec. , 1906
202 Lo
Jones', O'Brien's, and S. W.
Cotter's
Twice or
oftener
Gumming
181 Allan O'Neill
... Queanbeyan
182 Richard Sperriff
Gunning
Gunning, Bellmouut Forest, and
Gundaroo ; and Gundaroo, Sut-
ton, and Queanbeyan
l Gunning
and Collector, vid the
main road to
4', -mile
2 1.
,. daily
Six
27
Three
19
Two
.,.
post,
'thence. vid Lerida Public School
Sulky,
horse
1
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1.
horse
3G 0 0 31 Dee., 1905
and Lerida Station homestead,
resuming the main road at '9-
ït,
183 Andrew l:odrom Gunning
184` #drew Rodrom Gunning
r.
185:11`lvatthew Jòhnson Gunning
18G°Jàlnes.DMiley ... Dalton
mile post
Gunning and Dalton
...
Lyell's, and Kennedy's. (Con tractor to convey n ails by
sulky, 1 horse, for 1;33 19s. per
annuli if required)
From Gunning to Chain of Ponds,
and Berrebangalo, thence to
Gunning
Dalton, Pudnlan Creek, said Rye
Park
F.rcnn Dalton to Bevendale, vid
Byrnevilie, returning by the
187 William E. Thorn Dalton
201 M
Six
...
From Gunning to Byalla, vi4
Alton, returning to Gunning
vid John Tully's, leer Hills,
42
-28:
Three
26
One
16
One
From Dalton to Bevendale, vid
the main road, returning via
16
From Dalton to J. Mitchell's, P.
18
Medway's,
31 19 0 31 Dec., 1006
29 19 0 31 Dec., 1005
205 M
206 W
Horseback
39 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
207a
1
208 M
main road ; and
Toohey's, G.
Two
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
207 Jc
One
Horseback'
or sulky,
if required
27 0
0 31 Dec., 1907
209 111
Sulky, 1
horse
38 10 0 31 Dec., 1900
210 C
21111
212 1
Byrnev llè
188 .Willie' in E. Thorn Dalton
203 W
One
Horseback
15 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
E.
Hallam's, Benbengenoe Public
School, .,J:
Hallam's, and J.
jyledway's; returning' to Dalton
vid J. Mitchell's
Rye Park and Burrows
213 J
.
189_l1lrs.
Martha Burrowa
Randall
7
16
Six
of subsidy contributed by State of Victoria.
...I Sulky, 1 -
horse
60 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
19s. 9:1. per annum for conveying all extra mail a week between Bombala, Platt's,
t Contractors allowed au additional sum of £15and
Rockton, from 1st March, 1905.
214 ti
301
April, r905
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Contractors'
Approx.
Frequency
tance
in
of
Communication.
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addrsesee,
Names.
Miles.
continued.
Annual
Mode of
Conveyance. Amount payable.
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per week.
SOUTHERN ROADS continved.
Rye Park and Rugby, via Frost's
14
Two
Farm and main road.
Rugby
190 James Gorham ...
191 John Carey
Cave Valley, near Yass, Cavan, and Wee Jasper, vid
Wee Jasper
192 James J. Thomp- Good Hope
16
son
193 Alfred A. Crowe
Yass, Greenfield Farm, and Gun -
36'
daroo
Yass, Murrumbateman, Jeir, Hall,
Ginninderra, Canberra, and
Queanbeyan
194 John J. Moran ... Rockley
195 John Couch
Vass ...
196 John Hilly and Yass
Yass, Weak wcr, and Ledgerton
(Contractor to travel vid Tae mas Bridge in times of flood)
From Yass to Wargeila and Blackburn, and from Blackburn to
Yass direct
...
J obn I3anlon
197 Thomas Walker... Nanarna
198 Tohn Carey
199 John Blewitt
Wee . Tasper
Tallagandra
45
200 Wlrn. Wall 1-
Limestone Creek
201 Patrick Carey
Bowuing
Wee Jasper and Cooradigbee
Gundaroo and Tallagandra,, via
Back Creek
Bumming, Limestone Creek, and
Tangrnangaroo
33owning and Bookham ; and
r'
Bookham and Berremangra
Bookham, Nanangroe, Bongongo,
Adjungbilly, Tomooroma, and
Tumid, via Smith's, Kiley's
(Red Hill), and
Geary's
2 -horse
Two
Horseback
Two
Sulky, 1
horse
Three
1 31 Dec., 1907
78 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
21 0 0
68 4 0
94 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
4- wheeled
licensed
coach, or
more
horses
31 Dec., 1907
24
Two
Horseback
50
00
31 Dec., 1907
17
Two
Licensed
46
00
31 Dec., 1905
1
31 10 0
31 Dec., 1907
Horseback
Sulky,
1
horse
Buggy, >
horse
30 0 0
49 0 0
40 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
*70 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
158 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
70 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
60 0 0
, 31 Dec., 1907
75 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
114 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1905
10
11
Two
Two
12
6
Two
Three
12
Three
Murrumbateman, Kirkdale, and
Nanama, vid Remington's Claim
and the Battery.
...
..
.
0O
2G
I
coach
Creek
Gundaroo
Two
30
"Brassel's Inn," Warro, and the
Main Road, crossing the river
at Bloomfield
Yass and Good Hope, via Spring
Horseback
12
11
55
Three
Twice*
One
1
vehicle, 2
horses
Sulky,
horse
1 -horse
1
vehicle f
Sulky, between
Bookham
31 Dec., 1906
and Nan -
(Wyangle)
angroe,
horseback,
Nanan Bookham, Nanangroe, Bongongo,
Aoljungbí11j, Tomooroma, and
Tumut; vid Smith's, Kiley's
(Red Hill), Geary's (Wyangle),
T. Keefe's, Lynch's, Webb's,
Hick's, Byrne's, J. Keefe's,
McGrath :s, and Clout's. (Contractor to ,conve:Y mails to and
frein Bookhault, Nanangroe,
Bongongo, Adjhngbilly, Tomoo-
202 Louis 11Targules ... Tomooroma
groe-Tom ooroma. ;
58
One
sulky once
a week,
and horseback once
a week
Tonlooroma- Turnut
roma and Tunint, vid Smith's,
Kiley's (Red Hill), and Geary's
(Wyangle), twice a week ; by
sulky between Bookham and
Nanangroe, and Tonic aroma
and Turnut ; otherwise on horseback, for the sum of £138 per
annum, if required)
203 William Weeks ... Bivalong
204 Mrs.
Randall
205 Mrs.
Randall
Post Office, Binalong, and Travel50
Twice a
ling Post Office ; and
yards day
Binalong, Hughstonia, and Bur191. Six
rows
Burrowa, Marengo, and Young ...
30
Three
Martha Burrowa
Martha Burrows
ZOG 'William Francis
1
Colera ...
207 John Corcoran ... Burrowa
207.t Edward
Kene- Marengo
more
20S Mrs. ]hu'y Downes Frogmoor
Burrowa, Frogmoor, and Reid's
Flat, via Deep Creek
Burrowa, Godfrey's Creek, Morongla Creek, and Cowra, via
Narra Allan Station and Breakfast Creek
Burrows and Gunnary, via Water hole Flats
... Marengo andW3rindemere
,., Frogmoor and Taylor's Flat, via
Murphy's, Burn's, O'Malley's,
Drumgold's, Carroll's, Smith's,
Berry's (Overton Villa), and
200 Mrs. Mary Downes
210 Chas.
211 Mrs.
Frogmoor
H. Chown... Reid's Flat
Johanna Douglas Gap
Cusack
212 \fern. J.
4- wheeled
coach
or more
} 2horses
47
Three
45
Three
Sulky or
buggy, 1
or 2 horse
Sulky,
1
or 2 horse
Vehicle
12
One
Horseback
8
ATwo
Horseback
21
Two
Horseback
11 0 0
15 0 0
45 0 0
24
One
Horseback
28
8
Two
Two
31 Dec., 1906
Bolong
Frog :poor and Cocominjla, via
Kenyu
Reid's Flat and Roche ...
Galong and Douglas Gap
10
Roberts ... Murrumburrah ... Railway Station and Post Office,
Murrumburrah
Twice
oftener
daily
Sulky, 1
horse
or Sulky and
1 horse,
Wallendbeen
214 Wm,
bat, and Young
Murrumburrah ... Murrumburrah and Barwang
... Murrumburrah, Redbridge, Wom-
20
Three
...
13
Two
00
35 0 0
30 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
52 0 -0
31 Dec., 1905
67 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
40 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1906
or otherwise,
213 John Da,eey
J. Roberts
31 Oct., 1905
as
required
Sulky,
1
horse
Sulky, i horse
or vehicle, 2
hor. es,when
required.
0
* Arrangements made with Contractor for the conveyance of an extra mail
a week between Bookham and Berremangra for
at the rate of £5 per annum if required. Performing extra service ;ruin 1st January,
an
1905.---1- Contractor died 24th
additional
sum
Iaroh, 190&
.Vo.
302
r 7.--$i:h April, 1905
Commonwealth Gazett
! r.
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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATIC OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
tance
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Naines.
Miles.
Frequency
of
Communica-
Mods of
Conveyance.
tion.
No. of times
per week.
Three
17
Wallendbeen ... Murrumburrah., Beggan Beggan,
and Garangula
215 John Dacey
17
Three
Weddin,
38
Twice
oftener
4
daily
...
Six
Young, Burramundra,
and Greufell
218 Thomas North ... Grenfell
Young, Burramundra, Thuddungra, andBimbi, vid Joyce's, Fin nigan's, the travelling stock
route, Old Balabla, Eurabba. and
Woodlands ; and Young, Tubbul,
Morangarell, and Bland
Wambanumba,
near Young
219 Edward Morgan
From Young to Grogan, thence by
cleared road to Temora ;
returning to Young vici West
220 Albert lialbish ... West Wyalong
'femora, Una Vale, and W.
46
Two
57
Two
{
able.
£ q.
1
Sulky,
horse
1
Sulky,
horse
or Spring van,
Mùrrumburl ali .. Murrumburrah, Cunningham, and
Marsh alIMcMahon Reef
217 Jas. W. Slatyer ... Young
Young
216 Wm. J. Roberts
Annual
Amount pay-
i horse
4- wheeled
covered in wag-
gonette,
2 horses
2 - wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
cl.
44 0 0
43 0
Date of
Termination,
0
31 Dec., 190G
31 Dec.,
1906
35 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dec., 1905
147 10 0
31 Dec., 1906
89 15 0
31 Dec., 1907
199 10
Two
Sulky and
41
Three
Vehicle, 1
or 2 horses
12G
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
45
Three
2 -horse
188
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
104
Two
Horseback
33 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
50
Two
Sulky,
horse
59
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
65
0 0
31 Dee., 1905
131
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
58
horse
Raffley's
221 Jeremiah Toohey
Forbes ...
Greufell and Forbes
222 Robert Fraser
Grenfell
223 Henry Bailey
Greufell
Grenfell, Piney Range, Wheogo,
and Marsden's
Greufell and Brundali Creek, vid
the Quandong -road, past Robert
Graham's and E. Thomas';
...
coach
thence along and through the
Quandong, crossing the Cowra-
road at a point on the Grenfell
side of Ipwich
Grenfell, Bimbi, and Bland, vid
South Euroka, and North
224 Richard Connelly Grenfell
Euroka
Marsden's, Billy's Look -out and
225 William Martin ...
Marsden' s
226 Henry E. Peasley
Bedgerebong
40- One
Ungarie, vid Tallebong
...
Marsden's, Wamboyne, Waroo,
and Bedgerebong, vid McCor-
51-.',-,
1
2- wheeled
vehicle,
Two
1 horse
Sulky,
horse
One
Sulky and
1
mack's residence, Godden's, and
Coronella. (Contractor to travel
to and frein the punt on Bland
Creek twice a week)
Berea and Wamboyne
227 Russell Midlane
Bena
228 Robert A. Fuller
Wallendbeen
.
229 John W. Roberts Cootainundra
...
0
31 Dec., 1905
0
U
31 Dec., 1907
50 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
*47
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
18
30z
Two
Sulky,
horse
1
83
2 2
31 Dec., 1906
31
Two
Horse and
*47
7 6
31 Dec., 1906
1
33 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
1
80 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
1
79 10
31 Dec., 190G
Wallendbeen, Culliiiga, and Cu'.linga Mine
Cootamundra
230 Patrick Canty ... Cootamundra ... Cootamundra, Pinkerton, Kilrush,
and Rosehill, vid The Grove and
Kyron
231 Patrick Canty . . Cootamundra .. Cootamundra, Dudauman, South
28 0
horse
Sulky,
1
Three
horse
Four times Spring cart,
1 horse
or oftener
daily
Two
... Horseback
Combaning, and Temora, vid
30
l.-Iallinan's, Emery's, Gal.vin's,
Stowers', and Combaning.
232 Owen P. Casey ... Stockingbingal ... Stockinbingal, Grogan, and Morangarell, vid Corumbie. (Contractor to substitute for foregoing
a service from Stockinbingal to
G rogan Post Office ; thence by
Barmedinan -Young road to
sulky
17 -mile peg on the Temora-
Morangarell -read to Morangarell, returning from Morangarell vid Corumbie Station
to Grogan and Stockinbingal,
257 7s. Gd. per annum, if re-
quired)
23:3 John Webb
... Temora
234 John Webb
... Tenibra
'femora
Temora, Merool Creek, Broken
Dam, and O'Gorman's, vid
Mandamali, Kildary, White gate, J. Kerr's, Turner's, and
White's, travelling the Thanowring -road past Moral's and
Thacker's, thence to the 14 mile
.
Twelve or Sulky,
50
more times
horse
Two
... Sulky,
horse
25
Two
post, near Saunder's, and the
usual road to Merool Creek Receiving Office
235 Ashley Stuckey ... Temora,
Temora and Lintott's vid Beaconsfield Box, Beaconsfield School,
Brett's, A.riah Park School, and
the holdings of Bowland, Mac
Sulky,
horse
kay, l.. Peadon, W. Baillie,
Jeffrey, and E. McCauley
* Service at £57 Ts. Gd. per annum performed from let January, 1905.
0
Gmtte.
Cornmonwarilth
Na. /7.-8th April, xgos
303
CoRTBACTr3 FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MATr.B IN TEE 13raTt? OF Mew SOUTH WAI.iß-CCA#U!'iNed,
Approx.
Contractors'
tr
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
_.".1 n C5.
Dis-
Fro-teen ey
tance
in
Communica-
Miles.
Mon.
of
Annuál
Mode of
able.
.No. of times
per week.
23G Wm.
Temora; Trunglcy Hall, and Chel-
lington ; and Chellington and
M orangarell,
vid Campbell's,
Ellis', Eason's, Doubleday's, and
Narraburra Station ; Mao vid
Kennedy's,
Coleman's,
S.
Wyse's, H. Wyse's, jun., H.
Wyse's, sen., and J. Wyse's*
From Temora to Mimosa, vid
G
5
2.37 Richard
A. Cor- Tenior.'a
Geale's, Sullivan's, Sehne's,
McPlierson's,
Worthington's,
bett
238 Walter
E. Byrnes Lake Cudgellico
returning to Temora, vid Coolamon Road
Nest Wyalong and Ungarie ...
West Wyalong,
Wyalong, and
Mar:sden's, vid the road past
7
Two
22
One
38
Three
25
Two
224
1
J
Sulky,
horse
li 70 0 0
Sulky,
horse
1
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse
']'wo
Burtenshaiv's,
Williams',
O'Keefe's, Thompson's, Back
Creek. and Oakhurst Station ;
and West Wyalong, Wyalong,
239 Joseph Hodge ... Marsden's
and Marsdeti's, vid the main
road, and
7
17
31 Dec., 190G
69 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
Broughton's, Naesmith's; Porter's, Ratkie's, Barsby's, Sturgeon's, and Mimosa Station,
5
G
£ s. d.
SOUTHERN ROADS continved,
Temora
Main
Date of
Termination.
10 Richard Hyrriganf Yalgogrin North
thence to
Lake
32
One
36
I Three
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1907
Sulky, 1
horse
128
Sulky and
1 horse,
2 horses
if required
t65 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
Cowal East (Wilson's), rid the
Bland Creek Punt (Malkin's)
Nest Wyalong and Yalgogrin
North.
(Contractor to travel
twice a week vid \VyalongNo. 1.
r,
62 0 0
and Yalgogrin North Station
Homestead, and oncs: a week vid
Bolygamy, Hill's, Mo.rrinoreen
Station, and Yalgogrin North
Station Homestead)
241 William Byrnes... Lake Cudgellico
Ungarie, forest Vale, and Lake
Cudgellico,
vid
Youngaraa,
Duncloo Hills South, Bygalorie.
534 I Two
Coach, 2
horses
85 15 0 31 Dec., 1907
Two
Sulky, 1
34 0 0
Gorman's Hill Nest, Boorabil,
and Bow's Neck
Coolac and North Gobarralong ...
Jugiong
242 John Lloyd
243 John Lloyd
Jugiong
244 George Fox
Gundagtai
10
Coolac and Jugiong
14
,, Railway Station and Post Office,
245 Jeremiah Leahy
Gundagai
Gundagai,
1
Nangus,
Tenandra
25
Adelong, Middle Adelong, Batlow,
Laurel Hill, Courrsb rra, and
Tumberumba, vid 1Ìastedt's,
43
Park, and Wantabadger°y, vid
24G Win. E. Jones ... Tumberumba ...
Three
horse
or 1 horse and
oftener
sulky
daily
Three ... Sulky,
1
horse
Once
i
Gundagai
Borse
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1
7Kimo
I One
4- wheeled
I Sis
4- wheeled
coach, 2
horses
Parrot Hill, and McBowling
247 Win. J. Prowse ... Adelong
24S Jeremiah Leahy
249 John Kelly
.. .
8
10
Two
19
Three
... Adelong Crossing - place, Mundarlo,
27
Three
and Tarcutta,
Adelong, Middle Adelong, Batlow,
Laurel Hill, Conrabvra, and
Tumberumba, vid llastedt's,
48
Two
... Rosemount
Tarcutta
Adelong, Shepard's Town, Grahamstown, and Mount Horeb
Railway Station
Gundagai and Bongongolong, vid
.lwles' Creek
Gundagai, Brunglo and Rosemount, vid 'l.'arrabandra
Gundagai
250 Cornelius
Dl c).nerney
251 Wm. E. .Tones
of Upper Tumberumba
Hillas Creek, Lower Tarcutta,
... Tumberumba
252 Mrs. Martha Den- Hillas Creek
nis
253 Henry W. Schafer Sharp's Creek
254 Thomas S. Beek Gilmore
i
l
V5G William Eurell ...
Tumut
Sulky,
3
horses
Sulky, 1
horse
I
Parrot Hill and McBowling's,
of. Upper Tumberumba ; and
Tumberumba, Taradale, Upper
Bago, and Y3atlow, vid Bago
and Bago Station
Adelong, Mount Adrah, and Millas
Creek
Adelong and Sharp's Creek, vid
John Roche's and Green hill
Station
Gilmore, tipper Gilmore, and
J. Hurl's, Fern Gully-, vid Win dowie Public School, and along
the eastern side
255 William Eurell ... Tumut
drag, 4
horses
Horseback
of
Two
21
Two
10
Two
18
Two
50 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
27 0 0
31 Deo., 1905
85 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
74 19 0 31 Dee., 1905
103 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
22 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
G8 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
80 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
200 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
48 0 0
25 0 0
31 Dee., 1907
J
Sulky, 1
horse
Horseback
31 Dec. 1905
27 10 0 31 Dec. 1905
Gilmore
Creek to J. Hurl's residence
Tumut
Tumut and Gocup
32
Coach, 3
horses
31 Dec., 1905
1
j
0
Six
Two
. 4- wheeled
trap, 1 or
more
horses
Horseback
00
31 Dec., 1906
26 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
40
or sulky
* Contractor to travel vid Faalti Frame Provisional School between Temora and Chellington for extra
suns of £5 per annum, if
required.
1 Arrangements made with. Thomas iMcCaarten to perform service at rate of £,89 per :annum during January, 1905.
1st February, 1905.
Contract commenced
No. I7.; -8th April, 1905
Commonwealth
304
Garte,
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEB continued.
Contractors'
Frequency
tance
in
of
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
Approx.
Miles.
Communication.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount payable.
Date of
Termination,
No. of times
per week.
SOUTHERN ROADScontinued.
Two
21
Tumut, West Blowering, and
Yellowin, travelling vid the
Tumut Plains road and J. Pur call's, Naughton's, McLeary's,
257 John J. Brannock* West Blowering
258 Charles L. Hartf
Tumut
l
and Tumut Plains Public School
Tumut, Blowering, Talbingo, and
Yarrangobilly ; and
Yarrangobilly,
Yarrangobilly
Caves, and Kiandra. (Contractor
to convey an extra mail per week
to and from Yarrangobilly and
Yarrangobilly Caves during
40
Two
20
One
2 -horse
J. Adelong
259 George Dyball ... Wagra
Humula
260 John Tresilian
31 Dec., 1905}
00
31 Dec., 1906
84 0 0
31 Dec., 190G
59
00
31 Dec., 1906
or snow
shoes if
necessary
30th April)
Tumut, Gilmore, and Adelong ...
12? Six
Tarcutta,
Kyamba, .Lwntsvale,
Billabong, Garryowen,
and German ton
44
Three
Tarcutta and Humula, by the
17
Three
Little
6 9 + 31 Dec., 1905
00
}190
licensed
coach,
horseback,
period from 1st November to
258A William
Prowse
36
Horseback
52
.4- wheeled
licensed
vehicle
drawn by
2 or more
horses, as
required
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
or more
horses
2 or 4
wheeled
Main Road
coach,
2 horses
Tarcutta and Oberne Woolshed,
via Oberne Homestead and
25
Two
Horseback
55
00
31 Dec., 1906
262 David. Livingstone Tumberumba ... Tumberumba and Lankey's Creek,
29
One
2- wheeled
35
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
29
Two
1 -horse
70 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
264 Patrick O'Brien... Tumberumba ... Tumberumba, Burra, Boggy Creek,
Meragle, New Meragle, Lobb's
Hole, and
Pleasant View
3S
One
44
00
31 Dec., 1907
265 W. H. Scammell, Khancoban
jun.
53
Two
Horseback
80
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
19
Two
2- wheeled
37
1
0
31 Dec., 190G
Sulky,
20
0 0
31 Dec., 190G
Tarcutta
261 Cornelius
McInerney
Ilfolloy's
rid Goldspinks, i''funderoo, Noplace, Gadd's, and Holman's
263 John E. Perrott... Tumberumba ... Tumberumba, Greenwood, and
Tooma, vid Burra Station,
Boggy Creek School, Meragle
Homestead, and Tooma Wool -
vehicle
buggy
shed
(McGregor's)
266 Alfred J. Davis ... Bethungra
Tooma and Khancoban, via War brook, Opossum Point, and
Greg Greg
Bethungra, Mitta Mitta (Dillon's),
Bethungra
Langwell, Fuller's, Levett's, and
Yammatree
Bethungra and Ferndale
10
Two
Junee, The Reefs, Sebastopol,
38
Three
2- wheeled
2G
Two
or 2 horses
(asrequired)i
Sulky,
1
horse
20
Three
Sulky,
horse
27
Two
32
267 Charles S. Smith
2G8 Archibald
Finlay
269 Daniel North
W. Temora
... Junco ...
and Lower Yammatree, vid
and Temora, vid "Cooney's
Cooney's Inn "
Junee, Wantiool, Eurongilly, and
Cooba,
viti Quilter's,
vehicle, 1 I
horse
1 horse
31 Dec., 1905
00
31 Dec., 1905
6G 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
Sulky,
2
horses
45
0
31 Dec., 1905
Two
1 -horse
69 15 0
31 Dec., 1906
Thirty
4- wheeled
74 10 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1906
0
31 Dec., 1906
Weir's,
McCarthy's, and Dollar Vale
270 Mrs.
Katherine Old Junee
Ein f1,111101
Homestead
Old Junee, Gwynne, and Win chendon Vale (Barnes's) vid
-89 0
0
vehicle, 1
" Cooney's Hotel," Roche's,
Foxe's, Murrulebale, Homestead, Curron's, Stapleton's,
1
65
Heaslip's, Brown's, and Saun-
271 Herbert E. White Old Junee
272 Chas. Hurst
273 Fredl:.
lock
G.
Coolamon
ders'
Old Junee to W. Belling's, E. R.
Brown's, G. A. McNickle's, W.
Turner's, F. White's, J. John ston's, W. C. Hill's, and J. M.
Green's, thence to Old Junee
Eurongilly and Wagga Wagga,,
vid Oura, Euononyhareenyha,
and Wantabadgery
Bul- Wagga Wagga ... Railway Station and Post Office,
Wagga Wagga
Wagga Wagga, Forest Hill, Alfred
Town, Lower Tarcutta, and
Tarcutta. (Contractor to travel
direct, omitting Lower Tarcutta
if required.)
Wagga Wagga, Malebo, CurraCoolamon
275 Chas. Hurst
warna, Millwood, and Groig
Grong, vid main road to
Northerwono Public School,
Clarke's, O'Connor's, and Hall's
276 William G. Pea - Wagga Wagga ... Wagga, Wagga, Ladysmith, Alfred
274 John Tresilian ... J Humula
cock
Town, Book Book, Kyamba,
Rosewood, W olseley
Park, and Tuinberuniba
T
times or
oftener
24
vehicle
Three
waggon
ette,
horse
0
1.
... 4- wheeled
65
Coach, 2
.
horses
59
Three
1 or 2 horse
vehicle
70
Three
Coach,
2 I 159 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
horses
115
0
Carabost,
* Contractor died 2nd November. 1 904, sureties J. P. Higgins and C. F. Grill performing service from 3rd November, 1904, and
subsidy paid to them for contractor's widow.
f Contract cancelled 31st January, 1905.
+ Transferred to Augustus J. Murphy and Glenbrane Galvin, of Wagga Wagga, from 16th January. 1905.
No, r7,-8t1i. April, rgot
305
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CC\TriACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS Iti Tlilfi STATE OF Nk5v SJL'Tii WALLScontinued.
Alin )x.
Contractors'
Fie'Iueicy
i1íä
is-awes.
of
tanrç
Postal Lines.
Communica-
in
áliles.
Addresses,
Annual
Mofle .0 of
Conveyance.
Anir,
I
t imp
Date of
Termination.
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
able.
Lion.
of Calle,
per iV L'L'k.
277 James McFarlane Wagga Wagga ...
278 G ecrge E. Ings ... Wagga Wagga ...
From Wagga Wagga to Brucedale,
thence by the Jun e road to the
14 7mile post, their westerly by
public road to lof': familton's,
thence by main road. to Down-
side; returning to Wagga Wagga
by direct road from Downside
Wagga Wagga, Yiirragundry,
Collingullie,
Woodlands
Three
33
Sulky,
horse
Three
41
i
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
(G.
.. Bard veil's), and Pälmerston (J.
49
1
89 15 0 31 Dee., 1907
boo se
W. Hull's), vid the old main
road, Show - ground,, " Junction
Iana," the Quartz Battery, Moo rong, Pomona, Pominingalarna,
Cameron's, McColl's, P. \'ileon's,
Catherine Wagga Wagga ...
Richards
279 Mrs.
280 Patrick A. Stock- Wagga Wagga ...
ton
2S1 George Richards... Wagga \Vagga ...
2S2 Geo. Althin
R. Graham's, W. Ed-
monds', and W. Davis'
VV agga Wagga, Lake
Albert,
Ptdlitop Station, Clifton, and
Little Billabong, vid Gregado,
Big Springs and Livingtone
Wagga Wagga and Leayala's, vif
Clout's, Booth Brothers, Lindon Brothers', and Bourke's
Wagga Wagga, Ma.ii opla,, Cook-
ardinia, Kinross, and German-
ton
The Rock, Bullenbong, and Lock
liart
Lockhart and Osborne, rid
Sharpie's,
\V.
i 1cDonald's,
Chambers',
McIsaac's, and
Ditchfield's
Narrandera
2;$'3 .Tames Ro\vand ... Osborne
Three
Sulky
17
Three
Sulky,
horse
49
Three
Sulky,
horse
27
Three
1 -horse
12
Three
4- wheeled
Lockhart, Brookong, and Urana
1
30
39 0 0
105 0 0
vehicle
waggon-
As often
as required
Three
J
0 31 Dec., 190G
31 Dec., 1907
88 0 0 ¡ 31 Dec., 1907
ette,
Railway Station, Lockhart and
Post Office, Lockhart ; and
A14 R. S. Drummond Lockhart
88 0
41
31 Dee., 1905
39 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
1
horse
Coach, 2 or
in ore
142 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
78 0 0
31 Dee., 1906
90 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
99 0 0
31 Dec. 1907
horses. or
light ve-
in
time of
drought
hicle,
2S Geo. Althin
Lockhart, Boree Creek, Yuelba,
Narrandei <a
and Greenvale, via E. Diebert's,
W. Weedon's, H. Weedon's, M.
O'Connell's, Jones', Carroll's,
Boree Creek Station, Wilson's,
C. Hopwood's, Wilson's, Grieper's, Marsh's, Grogan's, and
O'Leary's. (Contractor to convey
Two
23
Vehicle, 1
or more
horses
a third mail a week between
Lockhart and Yuelba, for an
additional sum of £20 per annum,
and also to travel between
Yuelba and Greenvale by the
Wagga Wagga 3- chain road ;
thence by 3 -chain road west of
Hopwonci's ; thence vid Wilson's, Griener's, &c.) ; or, if
required, to substitute the
following service for the above:
To and from Lockhart and Boree
Creek and Yuelba Receiving
Offices, vid E. Diebert's, W.
Weedon's, Ii. Weedon's, M.
O'Connell's, .Tones', Carroll's,
Guest's, and A. Wilson's, twice
a week (18 miles), for the sinn
(Contractor
to convey an extra mail a week
for an additional sum of £20 per
of £60 per annum.
2&; Walter A. Breed Yerong Creek
2S7 Jas. Jenes
annum)
...
ITOnty ...
Yerong Creek, Mundawaddera,
Lalla,rook, Osborne, and Urangeline, by the main road
Henty, Munyabla, Pleasant Hills,
and Wallas dool, vid Edgehill
School, and¢ by. the Arnmore
31
22
' Three
I
Three
route between pleasant Hills
2S8 Sohn O'Connor ... \Voomargama ...
289 Edward Palmer ... Alliury
290 ?\furty Donovan
Jingc ::ir;
Post Offices, Morven, Ralvona,
and Germanton. (Contractor to
travel on either side of the Billabong Creek in -times of flood)
Germanton, Woomargama, Mullengandra, Bowna, Thurgoona,
and Albury
Germanton, MacLaurin, Parrara,
Lankey's Creek and .lingellic,
vid Annandale, Bullock's, W.
sulky, 1
horse
Horse and
sulky, or
buggy, 2
Horses
and Wallandool Station
Railway Station, Culcairn, and
2- wheeled
18
Six
Coach,
2
101
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
Coach,
2
horses
134
00
31 Dec., 1906
or more
horses
30
Six
37
Three.
17
Two
... 1- horse'
vehicle
84
0
0
31 Dec., 190G
40
0
0
28 Feb., 1905
King's, W. Connolly's, Burroave's,
Woodland's, Bryant's, Wauklyn's,
(, caner' ~, and O rintell's
291 Christoph hile ... Tumberumba ...
Yarrara. and \Volseley Park. vie
CopaLella, Hilly's, l)outty's,
and Porter's
Sulky,
boise
1
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306
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.
Contractors'
Approx.
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Names.
tance
in
Addressee.
Miles.
Frequency
of
Communication.
Annual
Mode of
able.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination,
£ s. d.
SOUTHERN ROADScontinued.
292 Whn. Brown
... Mullengandra ...
293 Adolph G. Simon
294 Edward Bain
Albury
Dora Dora,
Albury
Mullengandra and Morven, via
1
vied
Mountain Creek
Albury
Albury, Bowna, Wagra, Tahnalmo,
Maracket, Jingellic, Ournie,
Wclaregang Station, and Tooma;
with branch mails tó and from
20
(Limited)
Huon, Burrumtbuttock, Walbun-
4
2
Two
52
Covered
passenger
convey-
Six
drie, Bulgandry, and Mahonga
("Pastoral Hotel ") (Contractors
to extend service to Mahonga
296 Robt. Weeding ... Goombargona ..,
297 John J. Keighran Jindera
298 Robt. Weeding
Howlong
Sheep - station when practicable)
Albury, Bungowannah, and Howlong
Jindera and Bungowannah, by
Southern road passing H. Balm's,
A. Bastch's, T. Briese's, E.
Grosse's, R. Wagner's, F.
Lovett's, W. Daly's, G. Scholz's,
C. Schmidt's, T. Shepard's,
Neilson's, Carey's, and Craw ford's
Howlong and Brocklesby, vid
.rust's, Leahy's, The Olives,
20
Two
11
Two
horses
Sulky,
horse
18
Two
2 or 4
301 Jas. F. Chapman
Coolamon
Two
6
12
One
H. A. McKinnon's and the
23
Two
Coolamon, Uley and Warri Station
54
Two
54
One
vid Bull Hole Corner, Mohr's ;
thence by the lane between
Birch's and McCaig's Holdings
200 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
297 0 0
31 Dec., 1.905
Covered -in
conveyance, 2
1
wheeled
vehicle,
29 15 0 31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dec., 1.905
25 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
6
31 Dec., 190G
31 1.3
horses
4
travelling stock route
74 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
1 or 2
well's, Collis's, Courtney's lane,
and Dwyer's
Brocklesby and Goombargona,
dale
Coolamon and North Berry Jerry;
and North Berry Jerry, Trickett
and Ariah Park (Harrison's), vid
0 31 Dee., 1905
0
more
horses
and Goombargona and Cams-
300 Michael A. Cart - j Coolamon
wright
I
60
ance, 1 or
Reid's box, Scheetz's, Max-
299 Robt. Weeding ... Howlong
Horseback
or oftener
a day
4- wheeled
Two
carriage,
3 horses
Two
87
taldra (Victoria)
Albury, Black Range, Jindera,
...
Five times
point near Ournie Station and
Ournie Diggings; and
Welaregan- Station and Tin 295 Crawford and Co. Albury
Proprietary
Two
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
12
7
horse
Three
107 10 0 31 Dee., 1907
2- wheeled
vehicle,
1 horse
sulky,
horse
1
80
00
31 Dec., 1906
to the northern boundary of
Doubleday's Holding, Menzies
Brothers, Hannah's Gate, Cowabee, Murphy's, O'Hare's, Grim -
802 Frank Walker ... ( Coolamon
shaw's, McCaig's, Mountain View
(Clarke's), and Murril Creek
Coolamon, Rowallan, Shannon's
and Ariah, vid Veitch's, McKinnon's Public School, "Junction
Inn," the stock route, Cassidy's,
Mimosa West, Ellerslie, Ash field, and Glenhope ; and Coola-
49
One
lie) thence vid Macauley's
From and to Coolamon, vid Brush-
45
Three
mon, Shannon's and Ariah, vid
the old road to Fisher's (Ellers-
303 Jas. Dean
...1 Coolamon
1
wood School, Lockett's Lane,
Roach's,
Lesterfield
Vehicle, 1
or more
120 10 0 131 Dec., 1907
horses as
required
1
Sulky,
horse
1
83 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
School,
McQuillan's, Redman's, Man -
gain Receiving Office, Collis's,
Levell's (Forest Vale), Erskine's,
Upper Currawarna School, Cot -
tee, D. Boyton's, Westman's,
304 Jas. Dean
Coolamon
Ferguson's, Muller's, Sheedy
and Reid's, Swann's, Tockley's
and Robertson's (alternate directions each trip)
'From Coolamon to Millwood, by
the main road, returning vid
Bromham's, R. Nixon's, E.
Booth's and J. Boyton's, return-
305 Robert
Lenon
Hugh Ganmain
ing to main road at Village
Reserve No. 24,037
From Ganmain to Maxwell's,
Carlyon's
wire- netting
gate,
161 Two
17f
...
1 -horse
sulky
44
10 0
31 Dec., 1907
25
Two
Horseback
45 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
30
Two
Licensed 2wheeled
vehicle, 1
horse
39 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
Scott's, McLeod's, and Kockibitoo Public School, returning
to Ganmain vid Haibisch,
306 George Symes .., i Ganmain
senior's, and Bowen's
From Matong ,to Airlie Station,
li. Swan's, E. Marsden's,Cowab-
bie boundary ; thence about 3
miles east to Dulah parish boundary ; thence south following
the Main Road to Matong
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307
CONTItACTA FOR Tll t CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAL8s -- continuaci.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
tance
in
Mites.
Addresses.
_; ; 1,: ca.
F rec;nency
of
Conimmnica-
tion.
Annual
Mode of
pay Conveyance. Amount
able.
No. of tinies
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£ s.
307 James
... Grong Grong
Smith
... Narrandera
308 Joseph Bell
309
Narrandera
Joseph Bell
310 George Al.chin
... Narrandera
... From Grong Grong to Billaah and
Murril Creek Saw- mill(Dumbrell
Bros'.) vid Folly's, Myers',
24
Quinn's, North Berembed Provisional School, North Berem bed, and Belmore Mines ; and
from Murril Creek to Billaah
and Grong Grong, vid Evans',
McKeone's Reefs, Kennedy
Bros'., and the Main Road
Narrandera
Narrandera,
Jackson's
Narrandera,
Bare/tan
Colinroobie,
Two
1 -horse
40 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
4- wheeled
vehicle, 1
28 0
0
31 Dee., 1907
70 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
52
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
*42
0
O
31 Dec., 1906
sulky
21
Two
Twice or
oftener
daily
Water -
holes, Galore Park, and Lockhart, vid Gillenbah, Galore
Station, and Day's Farm
and
47
Two
32
Three
or more
horses
... Sulky,
1 horse
2- wheeled
vehicle,
1, 2, or 3
311 George
Alchin ... Narrandera
Narrandera, and Billinbah, vils
G illenbah, Batson's, Watts
Brothers', and Doyle's (the outside road from Yanko Creek to
Billinbah to be observed during
,
horses
30), Three
2- wheeled
26.)
vehicle, 1
2, or 3
horses
flood time), and vid Euroley.
(Conti actor to travel on the outward journey, vid the boundary
between Tubbo and Cuddell
stations, and vid McPherson's
312 Edwin Ryland ... Narrandera
holding)*
Narrandera and Yalgogrin, vid
Mount Crystal, Mumbledool,
Bolero (A. G. Humby's), and
48
and
15
Two
314 Crawford and Coy. Albury
Widgiewa or Coonong Railway
Station, as required, and Urana
18
Three
Horseback
or sulky,1
horse
Covered
conveyance, 1 or
Edward Corowa
Urana, Overton, Daysdale, Coreen,
Lowesdale, Bipp, and Corowa ;
and Corowa, Bid p, Lowesdale,
Coreen, and Daysdale
54
Two
4- wheeled
27
One
Urana and Yuelba Receiving
34
Two
313Mortimor O'Ma- Morundah
honey
Propy. Ltd.
315 Francis
Fogarty
316 John. E. Freund
Urana
North Bolero
Morundah,
Chanticleer,
Yamma
Office
317 James McCrabb Jerilderie
Jerilderie
Jerilderie
Jerilderie, Wilson, and Fairlie
318 Herbert Tuffen ...
Grange, vid Spring Plain, Kulki,
Argoon Post Office, and Flynn's,
and Jerilderie, NorthCoree, Wilson, Argoon, and Fairlee Grange,
vied Whitby's, Wilson's (Carrah
Farm) ; thence by existing route
to a point about 3 miles north of
Wilson ; thence west about 2
miles ; thence vid Thomas More land's, William Mackie's, Spring
Plain, Kulki Station, and Flynn's
Two
2- wheeled
vehicle, 1
O O 31 Dec., 1905
7ö
horse
+Nine
89
Two
70
One
more horses
}
covered
coach, 2,
3, or 4
horses, as
required
Sulky,
1
horse
... 14- wheeled
waggonette, 1 horse
4- wheeled
coach, 2
52 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
70 0 0
31 Dec., 190G
170 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
52 0 0
31 Dee., 190G
45 0 Of
31 Dec., 1905
144 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
or more
horses
319 Mrs. W. Ryan ...
Jerilderie
Jerilderie, Oakview, and Broome
20 1 Three
Horseback
45 0 0
31 Dee., 1906
320 Adam T. Smith
Jerilderie
Jerilderie, Innesvale, and Nowranic
Station, vid Four Corners, south
boundary of South Yathong
53
4 - wheeled
120 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
00
31 Dec., 1906
1 Two
vehicle,
2 or more
horses
Holding, Mrs. Mallon's, Gum
Swamp, Myall Plains, Richard's ;
thence north vid C. Smith's,
Grenell's, and Smythe's. (Con-
tractor to call at Oaklands on
journey from Jerilderie)
321 Adam T. Smith ... Jerilderie
322 Wha. Davidson ... Berrigan
Jerilderie and Urana ...
324Francus
Fogarty
E. Corowa
Three
... 2 - wheeled
Mulwala, Mount Gwynne, and
35
Two
vehicle, 1
horse
Coach or
Lowesdale and Middledale
10
One
2, or3horses
Horseback,
44
Three
horse
4 - wheeled
coach, 2
horses
Berrigan
323 Whu. T. McGavin Lowesdale
35
.. Corowa, Mulwala, Barooga Townskip, and Tocumwal
sulky, 1,
or gig, 1
90
64 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
35
0
0
31 Dec., 190G
175
0
0
31 Dee., 1906
* Contractor allowed an additional sum of 274 per annum for extending service to Whitton, vid Bornholt s, from 1st March, 1905 (46
1442 miles).
Frequency reduced to six tines a week, and subsidy to £30 per annum, temporarily, from 1st February, 1903;
No. 17. --8th April, 19os
308
Commonwealth
Gaze
CONTRACT/3 FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF Nlîw SOUTH WALES continued.
Contractors'
Approx.
Khanes.
Frequency.
of
Communication.
Dis-
Postal Lines.
tance
in
Addresses.
Miles.
Annual
Mode of
able.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termivatioo,
£ s.
d.
or more
horses
124 15
0
31 Dec., 1907
Conveyance,1
35 0
0
31. Dee., 1906
SOUTHERN ROADS contin?(ed.
315 Wlnn. Davidson ... Berrigan
Corowa, Savernake, Warmatta,
and Berrigan, vid Sedgwick's,
50
Two
l
Merton,
Ringwood,
Ryan's
(Savernake Lane), 13ott's Bull
Plain, &c. ; with a branch mail to
9
and from Merton and Murchison's
vid Summer Glen, Hawkins', and
Anderson's
326 Francis
E. Corowa
Corowa, Hopefleld, and Carnsdale,
vid Tyrone School and Oil -tree,
Fogarty.
Two
1
4
27
One
Coach, or
sulky, 11 '
1 or more
or Kentucky Station
horses
327 Francis E. Fogarty Corowa
Corowa and South Corowa
2
Six
328 Crawford & Co. Albury
Proprietary Ltd.
Corowa and Waligunyah (Victoria)
1
Twelve ...
Conveyance
1 or more
horses
Covered
convey-
28
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
25 0
0* 31 Dec., 1906
20 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
0
0
31. Dec., 1906
33 15
o
31 Dec., 1907
44 10
0
31 Dec., 1907
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
American
Coach, 2
or more
horses
Vehicle ...
158 10
0
31 Dec., 1906
34 19
0
31 Dec., 1906
Railway ...
450
ance, 1
329 Margaret
coran
Cor- Berrigan
Railway Station and Past Office,
Berrigan
3.30 «Tlm. A. O'Bryan Daysdale
331 William Davidson i Berrigan
332 James Robinson
Berrigan, Narrow Plains, Milesvale, Oaklands, and I)a.ysdale,
vid Jerilderie -road to Myall
Plains Gate, 111omolong, and
43
Berrigan, Lalalty, Barooga, and
Railway Station, Cobram (Vic-
2
Wan gam(
toria)
Tociun aval acid Berrigan vit Harrison's, Quirk's, Looney's, MeNab's,
Thompson's, Rooney's, Rock
Quarry, Deakiii's, Burn's, and
Robinson's. (Contractor to convey
Finley ...
mails twice a week, if required,
for the sum of £39 per annum)
Tocuinwal and Deniliquin, vid
333 Alex. Herwin ... Deniliquin
Howe's, Aratul a,
Buchier's, S. McLaren's, Old
horse
Three
4- wheeled
conveyance, 1
horse
Two
4- wheeled
120
convey-
ance, 2
horses
25
54
. Six
Coach, 2, 3,
or 4 horses'.
Three
4- wheeled
coach, 2
or more
horses
i Two
Coach,
horses
WOpei .an a,
Moroco Station, and Cornalla
Station Homestead ; and from
Tocumwal to Tuppal (Pearson's)
along the Jerilderie -road to
Looney's ; thence vid O'Brien's,
Crowe's, Hunt's, McVicker's
and Canning's, returning by
direct route
334 Jas. Robinson ... Finley
Tocumwal and Finley ; and Finley, Hoinsville, and Jerilderie
23
100
Three
Buggy,
horse
1.
14
14.4
24
Six
Three
}
335 John T.
chier
Bou -
Deniliquin
Deniliquin
336 Deniliquin
and Deniliquin
Rail-
Deniliquin, Southdown, Hill Plain,
Mathoura, Moira, Navarino,
Moama, and Ecliuca (Vic.)
45
Deniliquin
Deniliquin, Cochran Creek, and
Tuilah Station, vid Cobran and
49
One
Sulky, 1
horse
127
Two
Coach, 3 or
more
horses
445
Three
Coach, 2, 3
200
Aloama
way Company
337 John Dean
North Wakool
Deniliquin, Pretty Pine, Morago,
Baratta, Moulamein, Hiller mann's, and Balranald, vid
Moolpa mail change, Moolpa
338 Wm. Johnston ... Deniliquin
or
oftener
daily
Once a day
Twice,
0 0
At three
months'
notice on
either side
0
31 Dec., 190G
0
0
31 Dec., 190G
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
56 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
SO
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
9G
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
Dog -cart,
1 horse
56
0 0
31st Dec., 190G
Covered
waggon-
74 10
41 10
Station, and a point opposite
339 Malick Glennon
Liewah Station
Deniliquin, Conargo, Coree, and
Jerilderie
Deniliquin, Wandook, Piiie Hills,
Young
340 Jas. Robinson ... Finley
341 Alfred E. Perrin
and Finley, vid Mooney's Swamp
and McAlister's
Deniliquin and Rangemore, vid
Deniliquin
Calimo and Werai
Moama, Perricoota, Womboota
342 Philip Riley
343 Tas. Robinson ...
Hay
11Zoama
344 Matthew Hole ... Mouiainein
f
(Edwards'),
(Rogers') ;
and
Woomboo
r6
40
Two
48
Two
Gig, 1 or 2
horses as
required
Waggon-
Three
4- wheeled
23
With a branch mail to and from
J
Two
Perricoota line, Tataila, and
Altear
Altear, Thyra, and Hawkin's. viw
36
Two
a , point on the Moama and
W. Ripper's, J. E. Marsh's, J.
Tomlinson'.s, R. Thompson'.,
4 or 5 horses
ette, 2
horses
coach,
horses
2
and R. Anderson's
Moulamein, Neimer, and Barham ;
and Neimer- bridge and Noorong
Homestead
44 i Two
45 ! Two
J
0
31 Dec., 1907
ette, 2
horses
* From 1st October to 30th April, the subsidy (half subsidy payable by State of Victoria) is at the rate of £31 5s. per annum for fifteen
trips weekly.
Commonwealth
Gazette.-
No. 17.--Sth April, r9o5
309
CONTRACT8 FOR THE CONVEYANCE Osa' MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES Continutd.
Contractors'
Frequency
tance
in
of
Communication.
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
Approx.
Afiles.
Annual
Mode of
able.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£s.ci.
345 Charles E. Murphy Moulamein
07
... Moulamein, Mallan, and Swan
Hill (Vic.), vid Bickford's,
McCannan's, Macaulay's, Beres ford,
50
.
One
senior's, Maddy Bros'.,
Plusuridge's,
and
Turner's ;
... 2- wheeled
conveyance, 1.
horse
95 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
thence by surveyed road, vid
Barham
346 Ernest Mira
Cameron's, Clyne's, and M.
Beresford's
From Barham to W. McConnell's,
vid Moulamein Road to about
OG
OG
05
Alice E. Barham
Mira
348 Richard Ackland Brobenah
347 Mrs.
Barham vid Swan Hill Road
Barham and Koondrook (Vic.) ...
... Yanko, Brobenah, and Ridout's,
vid Stiven's and Comyn's
f Whitton, Mount Elliott, Rankin's
Springs, and Lake Cudgellico ;
349 William Budd ... Lake Cudgellico -{
and
Whitton, Mount Elliott, and
Rankin's Springs
350 Robert J. Black
Whitton
... Whitton, Mount Ida, and Fairfield
(.T. Wilson's), vid .T. L. Bull's,
Horseback
Two
the 7 -mile post, thence westerly
vid E. A. Storm's, returning to
07
17
15
Six
25
Two
123
One
30 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
Sulky,
horse
87
One
63
Two
...
62 0
0 31 Dec., 1905
227 18' G
31 Dec., 1906
99 10
0
31 Dec., 1907
95 0
0i- 31 Dec., 190G
94
0
0 31 Dec., 190G
41
0 0
31 Degÿ, 1905
1
49
9
31 Mar., 1905
1,
40
0 0
31 Dec., 190G
38
0
0
31 Dec., 190G
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
2
or more
horses
j
Ì1
horse
sulky, or
2 horse
T. McGrath's, P. Coleman's, T.
Bull's, Edmondstone's, S. A.
Bull's, S. J. Bull's, A. Driver's,
waggonette, if
required
Portion 331, Dunn and Co.'s,
The Cliffs, Lake View, Wendouree, Verandah Rock, and
07
1
jCoach,
}
Lana Vale, A. C. McGrath's,
0G
45
Clifton. (Contractor to call at
Curlew Park Homestead
7
351 Robert J. Black
Whitton
on
journeys from Whitton)
Whitton ; and Whitton and Tub-
30
Six*
23
Four
horse, or
Three
waggonette
bo Station, vid W. Robinson's, H.
E. Weston's, Whitton Bridge,
Whitton Punt, Bornholt's,+Bareana Creek, and Jerambula ; and
Tubbo Station, and Darlington
Point, vid Warrangesda. (During
flood times mailman to travel and
OG
Whitton
352 Robert J. Black
Sulky,
9
2 -horse
cross waters by boat at Whitton
Bridge, Hulong Sand Hill, and
Darlington Point)
Whitton, Pleasant Valley, and
Goslings, vid McKinnon'sCorner,
Durnan's, North Gogelderie, and
53
Two
... I Sulky,
horse, or
waggon-
Bynya
ette,
le
353 .Tames McConnon
Whitton
354 Thos. McCarten
Rankin's Springs Rankin's Springs and Yalgogrin
North, vid Eurathra, Malonga,
W. Stanley's. P. O'Gorman's,
F. Rowe ;s, Nariah and Nariah
355 T. Beaumont
OG
7
.
2
horses if
OG
OG
1
35G .Tames McLean
...
Merool Creek and J. G. Matchett's
Pine Ridge Selection, vid Fenian
Yards, Hillside, and Myall Park
Tin lease (Blunden's)
Darlington Point Darlington Railway Station, North
Darlington Point, and Darlington
Point Post Office, near the river
Darlington Point From Darlington Point Post Office
to lVarrengcsda Mission Station;
thence to Cummings, Pethy-
19
Two
50
, One
8
required
Sulky,
1
horse
Sulky,
horse
Six (seven Vehicle,
if required)
30
Three
76
Three
74
Two
2, or more
horses
Horseback
or sulky
7
bridge, D. Fraser, Kook and
Sons, Eulo ; thence vid Parker's,
Beaumont's, Robinson's, Pear-
son's, Topprell's, O'Neill's, Ring
wood, Davis', McGrath's, and
357 John least
Hay
...
back to Darlington Point
Darlington Point and Hay, travel-
ling on the south side of the
river
Carrathool, Gunbar, and Hillston
vid Dry Lake, " Gunbar Hotel,"
Gunbar, Whealbah -road, as far
as portion No. 23, parish of
Lake Gunbar, thence by Gunbar
Station road to McKinley's
7
358 William Peevers Balranald
Hotel, B. W. Doyle's,
4- wheeled
439 0
American
covered
Aus-
tralian Mortgage and Agency
Nos. 24, 20, and 18, parish of
Burgess, and Green Hills ; and
189
1
coach,
Company's selection, portions
OG
Coach, 1, 2,
3, or 4
horses
horses
4
80
One
Hotel," and McKinley's
Hay, Beloeth, One Tree, and Boo -
il
Three
..
4- wheeled
coach, 2 or
... Booligal, Merrowie, Mossgiel, and
90
Two
...
4- wheeled
Carrathool, Gunbar, and Hi l l-
0 31 Dec., 1907
ston, vid Dry Lake, " Gunbar
359 Smith, Simpson, Hay
and Co.
3G0 Duncan H. Wil- Ivanhoe
liamson
ligal, vid " Quondong Hotel "
Ivanhoe
247
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
438
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
4 horses
conveyance, 2
or more
horses
* Contractor to convey mails twelve times a week if required.
1- Contractor to cease calling at Bornholt's, and subsidy reduced to £82 4s. 7d. per annum from. let March, 1905 (4 miles less).
No. i7. ---Rh Aprii, 19os
310
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Names.
Addresses.
Dis-
Frequency
Miles.
Communication.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
tance
in
No. of times
per week.
Annual
Amount payable.
£ s.
Date of
Termination.
d.
361 Allan D. Mackley Carrathool
... Carrathool and Sand Hills, vid the
stock route running south from
Carrathool ; thence by 2 -chain
53
One
Sulky,
horse
Threo
Spring -cart,
1
40 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
00
31 Dec., 1907
79 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
900 0 0
31 Dec., 1.905
837 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
road running east, vid Beau mont's, Cattanach's, McWi1ham's, W. Arnold's, to south-
west corner of Mrs. M. Stewart's
settlement lease, thence vid
V. J. Scriffen's, T. Bourke's,
and Boree Creek to the junction of latter with stock route.
(Contractor to extend service
to Argoon if required for £12
362 John Kirkwood... Hay
363 John Beast
M
Hay
364 Smith, Simpson, Hay
and Co
per annum. extra)
Hay
FromïIay toEurugabah and Gunbar,
returning to Hay vid Galah ; and
From Hay to Gunbar via Galati,
returning to Hay vie/ Eurugabah
...
.:.
nay, Booroorban, Wanganella,
...
Pretty Pine, and Deniliquin
I
51
One
51
One
.80
Six
1 horse
Coach, 1, 2,
or 4
} 3,
horses
4 - wheeled
American
coach',
365 Smith, Simpson,
and Co.
Hay...
366 John Kirkwood ... Hay
...
Hay, Maude, Oxley, and Balranald,
with a branch mail between
Mande, Gilam and Nap Nap
mail box on the north side of
the river)
...
Hay and Thelangerin, vid Wooloondool, Darcoola, and Benduek
120
Booroorban
Booroorban and Wilson, viel War gam, \Varwillah, Willurah,
Steam Plains, and Moonbria
Booligal, Culparlin, and Oxley, vid
Nicholson's, Turner's, Bent's,
Honen's, Moffat's, and Gibson's
368 Thos. Nicholson ... Booligal
Three
4- wheeled
American
coach
Horseback
One
One
4 wheeled
42 18 0
31 Dec., 1907
73
Two
ance,
2
horses
Vehicle ...
97
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
100
One
2 - wheeled
15G 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
9
37
convey-
vehicle, 2
horses
Homestead Leases, Arrawatta,
Cul pataro Station, and Smith's,
McLennan's, Ingram's, and
Holmes' Homesteads
Adelaide Camp (on the Booligal-
369 Sidney E. Osmond Booligal
Mossgielmail line) and Willandra
Homestead, vat Merungle, Belle-
vue, Furlong, Mount Pleasant,
Pineleigh, Maxwell Braes, Yandembah, Thurlow, Moolbong,
and Roeta ; and Adelaide Camp
and Willandra Homestead, vid
Merungle, Andreylea, Maxwell
Braes, Yandembah, Thurlow,
Moolbong, and Roeta
370 Wlm. Waldiè ... St. Andrew's, vid Kirindi (on Booligal- Ivanhoe mail
line) and Weonga, vid Glen -
Booligal
68
One
1
Sulky,
horse, or
when required
62
Ono
33
Ono
Sulky,
horse
124
One
Shanghai,
2 or 4
horses
12rí
One
Covered
} coach, 4
horses
4 - wheeled
coach, 2,
3, or 4
Moolah Stations. and Corowa
372 Chas. G.McMahon Wentworth
373 Ernest A. Watson Balranald
374 Ewen
jun.
Cameron,
Government Tank
Balranald, Euston, Gol Gol, Mildura (Vic.). and Wentworth; and
Mildura (Vic.), and Wentworth
... Balranald, Hillermann's, Wakool
Crossing, Stony Crossing, and
Swan Hill (Victoria), vid Poon
Boon and Murray Downs
ibes
Balranald
Balranald, Hatfield. and Clare, vid
Paika, Darling Block D, You'll
Two
52¡ Four
horses, as
required
376 Thos. Smith
From Manfred Station to Gol Gol
Station, vid Mulurulu, Pan Ban,
... Clare (near Balranald)
40 0
0
31 Oct., 1905
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
384 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
207 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
0
31 Dec., 1905
195
110
Two
Coach, 2, 3,
Or
more
horses
470 0
20
One
Horseback
30 0
15
115
One
One
50
One
Buggy,
horses
120
One
and Till Till Government Tank
f Clare and Manfred ; and
1
.
Plain Tank, Till Till Station,
375 John Alex. Smith Stony Crossing ... Stony Crossing and Tooleybuc, vid
Poon Boon, Monahan's, Shánaban's, and Downie's
0 31 Dec.,1907
horses,
Daisy Plains, Ravens field, St. Andrew's, and Freshwater
Mossgiel and Paddington, vid
Conoble, Murrumbong. and
104 0
buggy, 2
roy,
371 .Tas. Aberline ... Mossgiel
2
or more
horses
3 or 4 horse
Back Station
367 Charles Lee
20
j
Shanghai,
2 horses
102 0
0 31 Dec., 190G
0
31 Dec., 1906
2
99 0 0
31 Dec:, 1906
4 - wheeled
veliielt , 2
horses
19890
31 Dec., 1907
and Garn Pang, returning to
l
Manfred Station vid Mulurulu
377 John Ashcroft ... Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe and Clare, vid Kilfera
378 Whin. A. Scott ... Wilcannia
Ivanhoe and W}lcannia ..,
Station
No. 17.-8th April, 1905
3I t
conlonweatth Gazette.
CONTRACTS FOR THE Coti'EYA)\cE UF ?1ín11.5 I1 THE ST.1'fh, OF NEW SOUTH WALESContinucd.
Approx.
Contractors'
tance
Postal Lines.
in
Addresses.
Naines.
Frequency
of
Communica-
tion
Miles.
Mode of
Coi.v4yailcu:.
Annual
Amount payable.
No. of times
per week.
379 Joseph Denison...
SOUTHERN ROADS aontinucd.
Wentworth, Pooncarie, Tartna 182 Two
Point, and Menindie. (Contractor to travel via the road to
Wilcannia
380 Alex. Hunter
Broken Hill
3S1yPaul H. 1Miilrphy
Wileannia
the Darling River bank opposite
Cuthero homestead)
... Wentworth and Broken Hill, vid
the Ana - branch and Cudlnore's
Popiltall Station
Menmdie and Wilcannia, vid the
"inside " or " river" road, between a point north of Pama-
Date of
Termination.
£s. d.
Shanghai,
2 or more
horses
764
8 0 f 31 Dec., 1906
435
0 0 , 31 Dec., 1906
205
One
Waggonette,
2 horses
108
Two
Buggy, 1 or
173
One
2 -horse
63S
or
Once
of tener
daily
Two
..
Vehicle ...
2 Horses
378 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
300 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
maroo Bridge to the junction of
this road with the "outside"
road, at a point 14- mile u p the
river from Cameron's Homestead ; thence vid Vigor's. Weinteriga Station, opposite Tintinallogy Station, and Rocky Water hole Hotel (old route to be
travelled in time of flood)
382 Tlios. Hamilton... Kircumbra hotel, Wilcannia and Wanaaring, by the
new cleared road, vid Copago
Paroo -road, Wil-
cannia
383 John Hill and Co. Broken Hill
(Limited)
384 W. H. Morrison
Lake
... Railway Platform and Post Office,
Broken Hill
Broken Hill, Round Hill, Mount
Gipps, and Wilcannia, by the
Wilcannia
385 John Hill and Co. Broken Hill
(Limited)
new road
... Broken Hill and Pinnacles
38G Whn. H. Morrison Wilcaunia
387 Harry Webb* ...
Menindie
388 Jas. McClure
... Bancannia Lake,
3S9 Jas. McClure
... Bancannia
390 William Croulaity 1Milperinka
290
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Broken Hill, Stephen's Creek, and
Torrowaugee
39
Two
Broken Hill and Menindie, by the
cleared road, vid the Quondong
Hotel
71
Two
American
Bancannia Lake (on the Torro-
44
One
Horseback
50 0 0
14 Feb., 1905
60
One
90
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
36
One
60
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
52
One
Sulky,
1
horse
2 or
4wheeled
vehicle, 2
horses
Buggy, 2
horses
70
0 0
31 Dee., 1906
Vehicle, 11 100 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
(Queensland), vid Warri
Warri, and Olive Downs
1 Chas. H. Massey ¡ Manly ...
coach, 4
horses
4- wheeled
31 Dee., 1907
Two
Pah
NORTHERN ROADS.
13
Six
f Manly, Brookvale, Narrabeen,
Rock Lily, and Newport ;
2s Six
... , With a branch mail to and from
Rock Lily, Bayview, and
Church Point
17
Two
Wiseman's
Ferry,
Central
;
American
0
10
Tibooburra, Yalpunga, and Wom-
391 Joseph Hagan ... Yalpunga
120
47 10
...
wangee and Cobham Lake mail
line) and Yandarlo, vid Nundora
and Morden
Yandarlo and Salisbury, vid Van cannia and Bootra
Milperinka and Yandanna, vid
Mount Poole and Mount Sturt
vid Torrowaugee
yards
shanghai
f
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Coach, 4
horses
coach, 3
or more
horses
48 0
0
130 0 0
*99
0 0
or more
31 Dee., 1905
At three
months' notice
on either side
*31 Dec., 1906
horses
I
I
2 John J. Walker... Central McDonald
3 Edward Craft ... Mangrove Creek
McDonald, St. Albans, and
Upper McDonald ;
and
Wiseman's
Ferry,
Central
McDonald, and St. Alban's
Lower Mangrove and Mangrove
Creek
Hornsby aIId Gaiston ;...
and
Galston, Dural, and Glenorie ...
1 Fredk. R. Black ... Glenorie
Licensed
vehicle
48 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
21 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
99 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
39
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
96 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
0
31 Dec., 1905
25 10 0
31 Dec., 1907
25 0 0
43 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
22 10
31 Dec., 1907
10
Two
6
Two
Horseback
8
Six
9
Six
Coach, 2 or
more horses
1 or more
horse
buggy or
5 Alfred Flarey ... Galston
( Woy Woy Railway Station and
Post Office, Blackwall ; and
4
Six
Six
I Blackwall, Davis Town, and Kin cumber
7
Six
Erina, Terrigal, and
Wamberal
S MatthewJ. Wood- Wyong Creek ... Railway Station, Wyong, and Post
bury
Offices, Wyong and Wyong Creek
9 W1ni. Roberts .. Durren Durrell ... Wyong, .7illi 'by, and Durren Purren
10 Geo. A. Palmer ... Yarramalong ... Wyong, Yarramalong, and Brush
Creek
S
Six
6 W11I1. Settrecs
...
GaLston and Arcadia,
Kincumber
7 Geo. A. Young ... Gosford
11 Francis P. O'Leary Cooranbong
Gosford,
...
Railway Station, Morisset, and
Post Office, Cooranbong
:1
sulky
Sulky
.
On foot and
horseback,
or all the
way
by
boat if re-
quired
Horse and
2
Six
sulky
Horseback
84
12
Two
Horseback
4
Three
4- wheeled
vehicle,
2 horses
Twiccaday 4- wheeled
sociable,
2 horses
50 0
0
* Consequent on contractor Webb's default, Mr. John Cleary to be !laid £8 for the period from 18th to 31st October, 1904, and £3
per week from ist November, 1904, to 13th January, 1905, for performing service. Contract cancelled from 13th January, 1905.
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312
Commonwealth
Gazefte ,;
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CONTRACTA FOR THE CONVEYANCE of MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEw SOUTH WALESContinued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Names.
Frequency
!)stance
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
of
Comniunication.
In
Miles.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Annual
Amount payable.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
it s. d.
NORTHERN ROADS continued.
J. 1 Martinsville
12 Mrs. Sarah
Horgan
and Martinsville.
(Contractor to convey mails on
horseback for X15 per annum if
required)
Fasslfern and Toronto ...
Cooranbong
13 Jas. W. Clark ... Newcastle
14 Robert Walton ... Catherine
Bay
Hll Newcaale, The Junction, Mere -
wether, Charlestown, Belmont,
Swansea, Mine Camp, and
Catherine Hill Bay
15 Jas. P. Turner ... Mosquito Island Newcastle and Mosquito Island ...
...
16 Geo. Shearman ... Fullerton Cove, Stockton and William Town
Stockton
William Town, Salt Ash, and
17 Mrs. Selina Blanch Anna Bay
Anna Bay
Dudley
... Charlestown and Dudley
18 John Jones
Wallsend- Platts- Wallsend- Plattsburg and Minmi.
19 Thos. James
burg
(When the mid-day train from
Sydney is late, contractor to
convey the mails for Wallsend.
Six
2?
Six
25
... 1 Coach,
horses
Horseback
Six
Carriage, 1
or more
21 Edward P. Now - Gilgandra
land
0
31 Dec., 1907
11
0
At
0
three
months' notice
on either side
129 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
from Wallsend- Plattsburg to
Young Wallsend if required)
Hexham
From Hexham Railway Station to
Raymond Terrace
From Raymond Terrace to Hexham Railway Station, and
Raymond Terrace, Limeburner's
Creek, Booral, Stroud, Telegherry, Clareval, Weismantel's,
4
10
Six
Cart
10
52
20
Three
Horseback
69 6
Six
Twelve
Horseback
Coach, 2 or
3 horses
2
4
Three
31 Dec., 1.906
31 Dec., 1906
42 au]
8 31 Dec., 1906
43 Thc
0 0
0 0
40
127
0 0
0 0
31 Dec., 1900
31 Dec., 1900
44 Tlx
45 Th(
46 Nu:
4
Six
Covered
sulky or
50
0
0 31 Dec., 1905
buggy, 1
horse
1
Once
day
6
59
t
49 Ja
or more
Six
or
more
Six
Gloucester ;
48
Six
47 Ge(
45 He
a
6 ¡ Thirteen
Ward's River, Stratford, and
and Gloucester,
Krambach, Kundi.Lakh, Bo Bo,
Tinonee, and Taree. (Con-
41 Pat.]
horses
vey a seventh mail per week
t
16 0
Plattsburg and Minim from
Cockle Creek Railway Station,
to Wallsend- Plattsburg)
Wallsend - Platts- Wallsend Plattsburg and Young
Wallsend. (Contractor to con burg
20 Thos. James
4
50 Ja
Coach, 2 or 1,300 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
more
horses as
required
tractor to travel vid Killawarra
51 Ch
02 Ja
53
G(
Bridge on completion, and Wing-
ham, in time of flood, and when
mails cannot be crossed at
Tinonee)
22 Whn. Smith ... RaymondTerrace Raymond Terrace,Nelson'sPlains,
and Mount Kenwary
Miller's Forest ... Raymond Terrace, Dockyard, and
23 Mrs. N, Corbett
Miller's Forest
Raymond Terrace and Eskdale ...
24 \Vlm. Partridge Eskdale
25 John T. Parker... Limeburner's
Creek
26 Whir. Campbell... Bulahdelah
Bulahdelah
27 John Power
28 John Blows, junr. Boorah
29 Boyle White
...
Bulandelah
30 Murdock McIn- Forster
tosh
31 Chas. Dargaville* Nabiac...
Limeburner's Creek, Karuah, Tea
Garden's, and Hawke's Nest, vid
Tahlee, and Carrington Village
Booral, Girvan, and Bulandelah...
54 Ja
5
Six
4
Six
4h
Three
19
20
Three
17 18 0 31 Dec., 1905
2- wheeled
trap,
70
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
1 horse
107
0 0 31 Dec., 1906
Three
22
Three
2- wheeled
6G 5
Bulandelah and Coolongolook
19
Sulky, 1
53 19 0 31 Dec., 1906
...
Two
vehicle,
1 horse
Bungwahl and Forster ...
30
One
horse
Horseback
Coolongolook, Wang Wauk, and
11
Two
Horseback
Six
Horse and
Nabiac
Barrington, Berrico Creek, and
23
Two
38 Herbert Thurling Killawarra
Horseback,
or sulky
10
34 Archibald-McKin- Barrington
non
Krambach
0 31 Dec., 1905
0
Bulandelah, Markwell, and Upper
Myall
Bulandelah, Boolambayte, Bungwall, and Carba
One
37 James Tattersall
28
coach, 2
or more
horses
Horseback
50
3 Jas, Tattersall ... Krambach
Horseback
4- wheeled
Gloucester, Barrington, and Copeland North
,.. Barrington and Nowendoc
Walcha
0 31 Dec., 1905
Six
32 Archibald McKin- Barrington
non
38 Hugh McSwan ... Barrington
35 John W. Farrell
30 0
Rawden Vale, vid Arrowsmith's,
9L
Duncan McRae's, and Berrico
Station ; and Rawden Vale and
Curracabark
Ornndunibi,
Nowendoc,
Walcha,
and
Krambach, Cowan's, and Cocumbark
Krambach, Fair view, Nabiac, Fail
ford, Lower Wallamba, Tun curry, and Forster
Killawarra and Kimbriki, vid
Weatherby's Murray's, Robin son's, Latimer's, Monk's, Tay-
26
47
G
22
One
One
Three
Six
or sulky,
Two
21
0 31 Dec., 1907
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
29 10 0 31 Dec., 190G
1 horse
sulky
Horseback
73 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
55 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Pack horse
83 0
1 horse
sulky
51
0 31 Dec., 1905
0 0 31 Dec., 1907
13 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
Coach, 2
horses
12
30 0 0 31 Dec., 190G
Horseback
116 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
17
5 0
31 Dec., 1905
lor's, and Martin's. (Contractor to
convey mails three times a week
at £25 7s, per annum if required)
* Contractor died 27th September, 1904, service bein performed by sureties for contractor's widow (Mrs. Jessie Dargaville).
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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-- continued.
Contractors'
!Approx.
l'repnency
Once
Coninnwica-
i''
Postal Lines.
in
Addresses.
Names.
Mo(.e of
Conveyan::c.
?:o. of times
per wee':.
39 JcS:c T. Bird 4`, ...
.
Three and Wingliain, vid Woolla
S.', Six
Z3Tirigham
Date of
Termination.
able.
s'
4- wheeled
.
Wool la
Annual
Amount pay-
s.
(1.
J
71 10 0' 31 Dec., 1907
covered
coach, 2
40 Frederick T. Lam-
Port Macquarie
Taree,
Cliathani,
Cundletown,
Chinni Ghinni, Jones' Island,
bert
51
Six
horses
Coach, 2 or
4 horses
575 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
Three
Horseback
30 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Coopernook, Moorland, John's
River, Camden Haven, Kew,
and Port Macquarie
41 Pat.l:. Healy
4
Murdock Parker
Pam poolair
Taree, Glenthorne,
lioolah
'1'aree
Taree, Sidebottom Creek,
Nabiao, vid Stony Creek
43 Thomas H. Miller
Zinghani
44 Thos. Thornton...
Killabakh Creek
...
and
Thun-
S
and
17
Two
Carriage, 1
horse
44 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
11'iirgham. Killawarra, and Wood-
16
Three
48 0 0
Winghain and Cedar Party Creek
6
Sulky,
horse
side
and Cedar Party Creek and
Killabakh Creek
Wingham, Dingo Creek, and
Mailee
45 Thos. H. Miller...
W ingliarn
46 Noah Pane
Cundle Plains,
Cundletown
47 Geo. A. Gibson ..-
Nowendoc River, vid Knor r
rit Flat
4S Henry E. Yarling. Dingo Creek
ton
4
13
Cundletowii, Oxley- Island, and
lohnock
5
Two
Knorrit Flat, and
Number One ; and
Number One and .Nowendoc
...
34
Two
11
One
Woodside,
50 James Lvindin ...
51 Chas, Wooclgate
...
52 Jas Watts
Coopernook
70
00
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
b
Six
Sulky
Mitchell's
2
Two
Horseback
70 0 0
14 0 0
G
Six
2- wheeled
38 0 0 31 Dec., 190G
Six
Sulky,
1
horse, or
28
00
31 Dec., 1907
4- wheeled
vehicle,
2 or more
76
00
31 Dec., 1906
296 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Six
32
Six
West Kempsey
Port Macquarie, Telegraph Point,
East Kempsey, and Kempsey ;
and
12
From Telegraph Point to Port
58 Jas. W. Robinson
59, Edwin C. Naylor
Port
Macquarie, Blackman's
Point, Rawdoii Island, and
Ennis
Huntingdon, Gan non's Creek, Long Flat, Ellenborough, and Yarras
Wauchope,
Wauchope
Wauchope and Beechwood, vid
the main road
Telegraph Poi ii t
Telegraph
Point,
Ballenggarra,
Rolbuid's Plains, and ZJliper
vehicle,
1 horse
as required
One T.
14
27
l Mail coach,
J
Three
1 -horse
sulky and
horseback
when tide
Three
60 Wm. Siilitue
BeIgrave, West
Kempsey
From Kempsey to West Kempsey,
Greenhill, Sherwood, and 112u-
iarrabah ; and from Muliarr:a-
bali to Sherwood. Greenhill,
2 -horse
70 0 0 + 31 Dec., 1906
4- wheeled
40 .0 0 ¡ 31 Dec., 1906
vehicle
vehicle, 2
horses
Four
Horseback,
or Buggy,
2 horses
Rolland's Plains
¡ '`'Pest Kempsey, Greenhill, Warnet<nr, Bcl!jr' ve, and Sherwood ;
9
Three
2G
One
2J
One
55 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
is too high
for vehicle
4; Four
18
31 Dec., 1905
horses
4 Iror:ses
Macquarie
Yarras...
vehicle, l
horse
Coopernook, Catt a Creek, and
12
57 Edward 111orcom
31 Dec., 1905
2- wheeled
Port Macquarie and Wauchope ...
Rawdon Island ...
52 0 0
Three
Wauchope
56 {.leo. llarriutt ...
Horsebacl.
31 Dec., 1907
16
Harrington
Mitchell's Island Jones's island and
Island
Kew ...
Kew and Laurieton
{
31 Dec., 1905
Creek Bridge in times of flood)
Coopernook, Lansdowne, Central
54 Jas. W. Robinson
. man
46 0 0
45 0 0
1
26 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
Kew and Kendall
Free-
Sulky,
horse
Horse and
sulky
Kew ...
J.
16 19 0 31 Dec., 1906
Three
53 Geo. W. Lightley
55 Tlìos.
Horseback
G
Lansdowne, and Upper Lansdowne, vid Rock Mill, the
Public School and Minnett's
Coopernook
31 Dec., 1905
Dingo Creek and Wherrol Flat.
(Contractor to travel vid Dingo
49 James Evindin ...
Three ..
Two
or
Three
Three
1
)
49 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
Sulky, 1
horse, or
buggy, 2
(I 0 0 i 31 Dee., 1906
Sulky and
j-144 19 0 31 Dec., 1907
horses
and West Kempsey
G1lobt.0'Neilí
...
Gladstone
Kempsey, Frederickton,
Town,
Gladstone,
Smith
Sum. iner
Island, Pelican Island, Jersey -
Six
horse
ville, Gooloondurri, South -West
Rocks, and Arakoon, vied the left
bank or Gladstone side of the
river, between Frederickton and
Gladstone. (Mails to be conveyed between Kempsey, Frederickton, and Gladstone by boat
in time of flood) 1
., W..T. Lambert performing service for months of January and February, 1005, at £610s. per month.
t Service to terminate at South West Rocks instead of Arakoon, if required, in which case subsidy to be at the
rate of £140 per annum.
Contractor to convey a mail from Telegrap'i Point to Port Macquarie on Friday nights, free of cost to the Department,
from 26.8.04.
i
:'
No. r 7.- -8th April, 1905
31 4
ComnmonWealtli G
rant
CONTRACTS FOR TilE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS I1 THE STATTE OF NEW SOUTH. WALEScavrtinucct.
Contractors'
Frequency
cf
Communication.
l'or;tai Lines.
Names.
Addresses.
Annual
Node of
.1uuunt 1 a;-
CUll\'ep:AJlce.
No. of times
1)cl' week-
62 Robert O'Neill ...
Gladstone
Kempsey, Frederickton, CIybucca,
Unkya Creek, Barraganyatti,
50
Three
and Macksville ; (if at any time
i
Contractor is obliged to adopt
the Tambar route instead of
Clybucca, the latter place to be
served specially by the Contrac-
63 Alfred J. Davis'...
Uralgurra
64 Daniel Hicks
Gladstone
...
l
31 Dec., 1907
or 4
horses
tor, twice a week, to and frein
Frederickton); and Macksville,
Nambucca Heads, Deep Creek,
Bellinger Heads, Fernmount,
and Bellingen
r Dempsey, West Kempsey, Greenhill, Skillion Flat, Temagog,
370 0 0
4- wheeled
coach, 2
27
Three
49
Two
85 Hol
s; Joli:
87 Joli
149 9
2 -horse
coach
Willawarrin, Hickey's Creek,
Uralgurra, Bellbrook, and Comara, vid the Main Road and
0 31 Dee., 1906
67 Robt. S. Riley ...
Rainbow Reach
Bowraville
Pee Dee
Gladstone and Loftus Bridge,
across the Belmore River.
(Contractor to travel up one
side of the river and down the
9
Two
Buggy,
horse
19 19 0
1
31 Dec., 1,007
Behnore River and above Loftus
Bridge)
Pelican Island and Rainbow Reach
Macksville and Bowraville. (Con-
tractor to travel by the present
route, or vid Wirrimbi, as re-
quired)
Taylor's Arin ... Macksville, Lower Taylor's Arm,
Taylor's Arm, and Burrapine,
travelling alternately on the
2
lo.
26
Two
Three
Two
18 0
Coach, 2
horses
Sulky and
31 Dee., 190E
31 Dec.; 1905
0
31 Dec., 1.905
59 0
1 horse
0
65 0 0
Bowraville
Dorrigo
and Dorrigo and Tyringham.
(Mails to be conveyed between
Bellingen and Dorrigo by four
wheeled vehicle, two horses,
and between Dorrigo and'l'yringham by pack -horse or vehicle,
for the sum of
70 John Jay
Bellingen
71 W hn. Blishen ...
5
20
Two
Two
Horseback
17
One
Pack-horse
19
76 Chas. J. Pinchen
Two
East Maitland ,.. Railway Station and Post Office,
East Maitland
13
26
Six
West Maitland, Bishop's Bridge,
Sawyer's Gully, Cessnock, Mill -
:37
Six
78 Geo. House
79 Herbert A. Fry
Ellalong
Bolwarra, West West Maitland, Aberglasslyn,
Maitland
Rosebrook, and Lamb's Creek,
Morpeth
Paterson
with a branch mail to and from
Aberglassyn, and Gosforth
Morpeth
From Morpeth to Hinton
and
From Hinton to Morpeth
...
Walker Gresford
or 4
wheeled
vehicle
2- wheeled
vehicle,
horses
8
13
Six
Three
74
Three
Six
2
Fourteen
Six
1
Vehicle ...
Horseb ack
Spring -cart,
sulky, or
horseback
2:
Paterson, Vacy, Trevallyn, Gresford, and Allynbrook ; and
24
Six
2 -horse
12
Three
Three
Horseback
School
ton
Gresford and Mount Rivers
10-(
39
.
00
Seven
Three
Three
130
100 W
31 Dec., 190G
101 J
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 190G
00
31 Dee., 190G
00
31 Dec., 1905
00
31 Dec., 190G
102
103 Jc
104 J(
105 L
l
243 0
0
61 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1907
vehicle
}42 0 0
10G G
108
31 Dec., 190G
109 J
110 J
111 J
}147 10 0
31 Dec., 190G
112 J
1 -horse
sulky
}Ls4 0 0
Horseback
Horseback
29 15 0
31 Dec., 190G
81 R. R. White and F. Mount Rivers ... Mount Rivers and Lostock
5
31 Dec., 190G
Turnbull (sureties of
Michael McNamara)
82 John C. Brown ... Clarence Town ,,, Clarence Town, Glen William,
8
Three
Horse and 38 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
and Brookfield
sulky
* Transferred to William Hawkins, of Wollombi, from 21st January, 1905.
Through removal of Post Office, Bielsdown, to Dorrigo, subsidy reduced to I:113 9s. 481. per annum from 1st March, 1905 (two
miles less).
98 Ai.
1:7
Hinton and Wallalong Public
Allynbrook, Halton, and Eccles -
80 William
2
1 or 2
Wollombi ; with a branch mail
to and from Cessnock and
...
31 Dec., 1905
Six or more 2- wheeled
58
times a day, vehicle
as required
Six
Coach, 2 or 135
more
One
horses
field, Sweotman's Creek, and
77 F. W. Tinson
±119 19 0
horses
Eight times 2- wheeled
39 10 0
or oftener conveyance,
daily
1 horse
Six
... 2- wheeled
100 0 0
conveyance
1 horse
Town
Wollombi
Covered
buggy, 2
33
Chamber-
31 Dec., 1907
£1.39 15s., if
required)
Bellingen, Brierfield, and Bowraville
West Maitland, Paterson, Walla robba, and Dungog ; and
'i4 Herbert A. Fry ... Paterson
West Maitland to Largs, Woodville, and Paterson
Chamber- West Maitland... West Maitland, Largs, Woodville,
75 Thos.
Seaham, Glenoak, and Clarence
lain
73 Thos.
lain
00
24
99 AT
19
...
95 WI
97 Ril
East Maitland ... East Maitland, Buchanan, Mulbring, Mount Vincent, and
Brunkerville
West Maitland ... Railway Station, Church - street,
and Post Office, West Maitland
72 Wlin. Blishen
94 Ge
9G Ge
Ann, between Congarinni and
Quilky's or Gray's Crossing
Bowraville and Argent's Hill ...
Bellingen, Gordonville, Never
Never, ]3ielsdown, and Dorrigo;
90 Ed.
91 Hei
92 Jas.
93 Job
north and south sides of Taylor's
fiS Philip Lam ph ...
T.
69 Lachlan
McDougall
S8 lier
89 I-ler
other, and to deliver loose correspondence to the residents up
65 Martin Broderick
SOi Geo. F. May ...
83 Job
s4 Slur
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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.
Approx.
Contractors'
tance
in
Addresses.
Names.
Frequency
of
Dis-
Postal Linea.
Miles.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Communication.
Annual
Amount payable.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination
£ 8. d.
NORTHERN ROADS continvcd.
Dungog
... Brookfield and Dungog ...
...
Bandon
Grove
...
Samuel
Hazlett
...
Dungog,
Bendolba,
and
Bandon
84
Grove
Dungog
...
Taylor
*
Dungog
and Alison
.,,
85 Rout.
Congewai
... Ellalong and Congewai ...
s; Joli in O' fi earn
...
Ben Bendolba and Underbank. (Con87 John Muddle ... Telegrah,
83 Tohn Seem( r ...
dolba
6
11
Three
Two
Horseback
Horseback
6
12
Three
Three
S
Three
8
.
90 Edward Moore .., Monkerai
91 Henry Hawkins... Central Wattagan
Three
Six
3¡ Three
'7
tractor to convey nails three
88 Henry J. Saxby ... Salisbury
89 Henry Muddle ... Bendolba
0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dee., 1906
0
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1906
27 0
25 0
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
30 0
38 0
0
0
31 Dee., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
1610 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1906
times a week for £21 per annum,
if required)
Underbank and Salisbury
Bandon Grove and Wangat
Monkerai and Weismantel's
Wollombi, Laguna, and Central
Wattagan
Payne's Crossing Wollombi and Payne's Crossing ...
92 Jas. R. Walton
Pokolbin, Rothbury, South Allan93 Julni Galloway ... Greta ...
11
dale, and Allandale, vid Capp's
and Holmes'.
(When Black
Creek is uncrossable, Contractor
9 i Geo. Collins
9
30 0
40 0
23 0
24 0
39 0
0
Three
Six
Horseback
Sulky,
1 horse
Horseback
Horseback
Horseback
10
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
Sulky,
Six
1 horse
79 0
0
At
three
months'
notice
on
either side.
to travel vid Allendale- Cessnock
Road)
Branxton
Branxton
1
Branxton, North Greta, and Dal-
4
oftener
daily
Three
Three
95 Wm. Cook
Branxton
90 George Collins ...
Branxton
Branxton and Elderslie ...
4
97 Richard Snelson
Singleton
It
wood
and Broke.
(Contractor to call
1 horse
26 0
0 31 Dec., 1907
17 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
83 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
19
Six
Sulky
horse
74 17
G
31 Dec., 1907
25
Three
Veh icle,
64
0
31 Dec., 1907
Railway Station as required)
witch
Spy ing cart,
19 15 0 31 Dec., 1906
of extra mails and specially
attending to the mails at the
Singleton, Whittinghain, Vere,
or
Sulky,
1
horse
Ten times Covered
or oftener con veyance,
daily
1 or more
horses
Singleton (including conveyance
98 Matthew Jurato- Singleton
+ Twice
at Vere Public School on the
1
outward trip)
99 Arthur Regan ... Jerry's Plains ... Singleton, J3nggy Flat, Gouldsville,
Warkworth, and Jerry's Plains,
100 Wlm. H. Brooker
Merannie,
Singleton
101 Joseph Strumey
Singleton
102 W. Haling
103 John Harborne...
104 Joseph McAlpin
vii2 Thorley's
vid Singleton, Sedgefield, Glendon
Brook, Marrana Creek, and
Merannie Station (Binuie's)
,1
Boggy Flat
Bulgy ...
horses
24
Singleton, Scott's Flat, and Mit-
84
chell's Flat, vid Maloney's
Singleton, Bridgeman, St. Clair,
and Carrow Brook, via St. CIair
Homestead (G. Loder's)
26
Darkey Creek Road
From Goorangoola to Glennie's
Creek (including clearance of
7
23
19
17
letter -box at Kermode's)
I I Railway Mail Van, Railway Station
Merriwa
and Post Office, Muswellbrook
(including the clearance of "late
fee" letter -box at Railway
Station) ; and Muswellbrook,
Denman, Giant's Creek, Gungal,
and Merriwa
1:7 R. T. McTaggart MusaelIbrook ... Muswellbrook, Spring Creek, Wybong, and Hewitt's. (Starting
from Muswellbronk)
108 Henry Devine ... Kayuga
.. Muswellbrook and Jfayuga
109 John W. Attkins Dunbar's Creek
Muswellbrook and'Durrbar's Creek
110 John J. Colgan ... Muscle Creek ... Grass Tree Railway Platform and
Muscle Creek
111 Jas. M. Murphy... Baerami
Denman, Baerami, and Kerrabee,
vidRosemount, RichmondGrove,
and Bellmont
112 Jas. W. Robinson Wollar
Kerrabee, Bylong, and Wollar ...
113 Chas. A. Daniels
Kerrabee
Kerrabee and Widden ...
114 Thoma3
Muswellbrook ...
Merriwa, Bow, Will!
Bora.nibil, and Cassilis
Magarity
1
Three
Sulky,
horse
1
Three
Wally,
0 31 Dec., 1907
24 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
63 0
0
Three
1 horse
35 0
0 31 Dec., 1907
One
1 horse and
40 0
0
31 Dee., 1905
39 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
sulky
31 Dec., 1906
horsy, if
necessary
Two
Sulky,
horse
Two
1
)
Twice or )
oftener
4 - wheeled
daily
vehicle, 2
51
Six
17
Three
0
0
73
0
0 31 Dec., 1907
.1
...
Three
Two
22 Six
5
10
1
-
horse
sulky
1 -horse cart
Horseback
Horseback
20 0
37 0
24 9
Horseback
or Sulky
75 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
70 0
15 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
0
31 Dec., 1905
0
31 Dee., 1907
30
Three
30
Two
'7
Two
Sulky,
1
horse
Horseback
Three
Vehicle,
25
249
or more
horses
..
horse, or
coach, 2
horses
C,1940--v
100 0
Sulky and
sulky, or
I From Glennie's Creek to Goorangoola, via Dry Creek Public
School. including the clearance of
105 Luke Muddle ... Glennie's Creek
the letter -box at Kermode's ; and
100 Geo. 13. Bridger ...
Sulky,
horse
horse
A point on the Singleton- Jerry's
Plains mail -line (near Boggy
Flat) and Bulga
Bulga and Howe's Valley, vid
Three
0
* Contractor died 7th October, 1904, subsidy being paid to widow (Jane Taylor).
119
0
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1905
0 31 Dec., 1905
Coninionwealtll G
316
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ett
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF \MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALsS continued.
Approx.
Dis-
Contractors'
Y
Annual
Amount pay able.
1líode of
Conveyance.
Con ununica-
fion.
Miles.
Addresses.
Names.
óf
tance
in
Postal Lines.
No. of times
per week.
£ s.
Date of
Terminatio4
d.
115 Augustine
patrick
116 James Lee
Merriwa and Wollar, via Kellick
Fitz- Wollar
117 Hugh McKenzie
Merriwa
and Bow Creek
Merriwa and Idaville, vid Terra -
Cassilis
Cassilis and Uarbry, vid O'Malley's ; and
42 ( One
37
1 Two
17
I Three
18
Two
One
gong
{
118 Jas. Lennox ... Cassilis
119 Chas. Claydon ... Aberdeen
120 Duncan Cumming, Davies' Creek
sen.
121 Mrs. Emma Clifton Aberdeen
Uarbry and Leadville ...
...
Cassilis and Munmurra ...
Aberdeen, Dangarfield, and Rouchell Brook
Rouchell Brook and Davies' Creek,
vid the main road
Aberdeen to Brushy Hill by the
11
17
}
29 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
Horseback
and 2wheeled
sulky
Sulky, 1 or
more horse
71 10 0
31 Dee., 1905
90
31 Dec., 1905
97
16 0 0 31 Dee., 1906
Three
57 16 10 31 Dec., 1907
2 -horse
Two
vehicle
Horseback
33 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
I Two
Horseback
29
r7
24
Horseback
present route, vid Broad Cross -
0 0 31 July, 1905
mg, thence back to junction of
road near Wilkinson's, across
new road to Harrison's and
Dight's, and back to Aberdeen,
vid Segenhoe
30
or Deli very
oftener daily van, l horse
Three ... Coach, 2
or more
horses
Scone, Owen's Gap, and Burman
16
I Three
32
I Two
(on the road between
Scone and Moonan Brook),
17
I Three
Flat, Glenrock, Hanging Rock, and Nundle, rid
56
and Glen Barnett Station
Burman and Dale's Creek
122 Thos. G. Brown... Scone ...
Scone ...
Scone, Gundy, Moonan Flat, Bell trees, and Moonan Brook. (Con-
123 J. T. \Tigers
Scone
s Thrice
tractor to travel viii \Vet Creek
in time of flood)
124 W lm. Hazell
... Muswellbrook ...
31 Dee. 1906
00
31 Dec., 1900
74 15 0
31 Dec., 1906
72
I Three
Horseback
136
10
I Two
Blandford, Timor, and Nundle ...
42
I Two
Railway Station, Murrurundi, and
Post Offices, Haydonton and
Murrurundi
Willow Tree, Glasston, Blackville,
and Yarraman
Quirindi
1
Scone ...
Scone, Woodlands (J. Barwick's),
and Dar's Springs, vid Margin's
and Thornthwaite
125 J. T. Vigers
Scone ...
Beiltrees
Stewart's Brook and Bluey
... Duncan's Creek, Moonan
Bowling Alley
Point
125 0 0
1
Sulky,
1orse
2 wheeled
vehicle, l
horse
Coach or
sulky, 1.
or more
horses
125 Ernest J. Marks
127 John Stewart
35 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
97 0 0 + 31 Dec., 1906
9
31 Dec., 1905
Iiorsel)ack
2818 0
31 Dec., 1905
Horseback
95
0
0
31 Dec., 1907
Light spring
cart, 1
horse
Packhorse
3S
0
0
31 Dec., 1906
1119
0
0
3L Dec., 1907
39
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
49 15 0
31 Dec., 1905
27 14 0
31 Dec., 1907
5
Glenmore, Ellerston,
Vine's, Corbett's, Simpson's,
Glen
Rock
Shed,
Glen
Rock Station, Barry Station,
128 Matthew E. Flan- Burman
agan
129 Geo. A. Wiggan Nundle
13) Wlsu. H. Young
Murrurundi
131 Michael Boyle ... Black ville
132 Patrick T. Harri Quirindi
gan
Twentyfour
Three
53
a-
Three times
or oftener
daily
133 Alfred H. Tanner Quirindi
Quirindi, Castle Mountain, and
Wallabadah, vid Quirindi Sta-
9
Six
Quirindi
Quirindi and Warrah Ridge, vid
9
1 Two
tion and Main Road
134 Wlm. Nicholl
135 Thomas E. ¡Tanner, Quirindi
junr.
13G William H.
Arnold
Borambil Settlement
Quirindi and Yarraman, via Main
Road to Pine Ridge, Mooki
53
Three
45
I Three
...
Vehicle,
horse
1
Horseback
Coach,
4
135 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
horses
Springs, Kickerbill, and along
T. Spring Ridge
137 Alfred H. Tanner Pine Ridge
the new road to Yarraman
Quirindi, Caroona, Spring Ridge,
and Coolanbilla
From Wallabadali to Fairview,
Derrick's, Jenkin's, Woodton,
20
Three
2
- horse
coach,
horseback
in very
wet
weather
Horseback
37
S
0 131 Dec., 1007
34 0 0 At
this
months' notiez
on either side
Fitzsimmon's, Ingall's, O'Sullivan's, Delandre's, and Ingall's,
thence vid the Great Northern
Road to Wilson's, and Wallabadah. (Contractor to convey mails
twice a week for a sum at the
rate of £28 per annum, if re-
-
138 Michael Reddon
G unnedals
quired)
Yarraman, BundelIa, and Tambar
Springs, vid Rockgedgiel
Yarraman, Colly Blue, and Trillkey, vid Merriiong, Rotherfield,
Roberts', Dickson's, Webland's,
and Squire's (including carriage
of all postal parcels), travelling
139 Cecil Lord
Quirindi
140 John Doo lan
man Creek
Quipolly Creek... Quipolly Creek and Quipolly
138 0
Three
4- wheeled
33
Three
or more
horses
Sulky ...
85 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
21
Three
Horseback
32 0
0
31 Dec., 1907
40
vehicle, 2
0 i 31 Dec., 10077
rid the eastern side of Yarn,...
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Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Frequency
tance
Communication.
Disin
Addresses.
Names.
Approx.
D1 i1es.
Annual
Mode of
able.
of
No. of times
per week.
J
Date of
Termination.
1
141 John D.
Leary ... Gunnedah
97
)00
05
:10fi
007
143 Enmanuel
lcrd
1\lil-
Gunnedah
From Curlewis to Wondoba, vid
Rugby, Digby, Pryor's, and
Elsley's, returning to Curlewis,
via Doel's, Calala, The Cedars,
Lochiel, Bartlett's, and the road
past the settlers along the rail way line. (Contractor to extend
service
to
Cruickshank's,
Cameron's, and Delves' for an
additional sum of £15 per
annum if required)
17
1
143 David Thomson... Gunnedah
144 Robert J. Now Gunnedah
land
145 Robert J. Now- Gunnedah
land
905
906
146 John Walker
... Coolah ...
147 Mrs. Maria Daniels Mullaley
Gunnedah and Meermaul
Gunnedah, Coocoobuonah, Mullaley, Pine Vale, Pocky Glen, and
Coonabarabran, vid the new
Government road
Gunnedahi and Wcsterwelkr's, via
McCurvey's Crossing, Gleufenzie, Warner's, Case's, Ingram's,
Baker's, Golly Cragh, Clonan's,
and-Quia
... Mullaley, Tambar Springs, and
Coolali, viti Bando
Mullaley and Launt's, vid Booloola
Dutzen (Griffith's), Mount Plea-
Sulky,
horse
6
65
1
59 0 0
31 Dec., 1907'
Twice
or
1-horse conveyance
24
00
31 Dec., 1905
Two
...
Horseback
18
380
00
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1906
30
00
31 Dec., 1907
165
31 Dec., 1906
oftener
daily
Gunnedah
906
005
Three
24
Three
4 -horse
coach
30
Two
Packhorse
54
Three
2 -horse
46
Three
coach
Horseback
80
00
00
51
Three
Horseback
120
00
31 Dec., 1906
14
One
Sulky,
horse
62 15 0
31 Dec., 19C6
38
One
Horseback
95
One
Two or four
wheeled
vehicle
104
00
31 Dec., 1905
or 1 horse and
spring
cart
... Horseback
28
00
31 Dec., 1307
75 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
sant. Coch;ane's (Paulo), Wal-
1006
(Bahnoral), Gollan's,
Jackson's, and Dillon's
lace's
1906
14S Mrs. Maria Daniels Mullaley
... Mullaley and Garrawilla, vid Nom -
bi Station, Mitchell's Creek Road
to Uliman. vid the Settlement
Leases, Uliman Station, Fin -
1906
lay's, Bennett's, Keronga, Peter's,
and Norman's. (Contractor to
convey mails twice a week, at
£98 per annum, if required)
1905
149 Susanna
Nelson
1905
, 1907
M.
J. Coonabarabran ... Coonabarabran and Bugaldi, via
Leslie's, Mullen's, Taylor's (Hill-
side), Brennand's, Kerr's (Yameubah), Matthew's, Taylor's
(Red Ridge), Cavanagh's, Bar wick's, and Buckley's, Yarinan
150 Susanna M.
Nelson
J. Coonabarabran... Coonabarabran and Blantyre
Station, following the Castle returning from Blantyre Station
vid Walter Wright's, Tarrant's,
152 Norman E. Hum- Boggabri
phries
Ulamambie school, J. Morrisey's,
and Morgan Reddan's
Coonabarabran, Bugaldi, Bara dine, and Pilliga, vid Yarragan,
Gorah, Kianbri, Merriwee, Erin bri, Merebene, Wangan, and A.
Bleakley's
Boggabri
Boggabri
Boggabri and Lindsay Station,
1907
151 Thomas Head
... Baradine
1905
1907
1907
153 Oliver E. Devine
Twice
oftener
daily
45
Two
61
Two
50 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
64
Two
88 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
via Grover's (The Rock) as well
as vid all places on route hitherto
followed. (Contractor to receive
£10 per annum extra if required
to also travel vid Warner's and
1907
Chambers')
154 Ernest A. Appleby, Boggabri
Boggabri and Barney Springs
(Shaw's), vid the Iron Bridge,
McGregor's,
three
x side
155 Ernest A. Appleby] Boggabri
1907
ì9P7
A.
Dubois', E.
Fox's, O'Brien's, Fox Brothers'
box, Andrews', J. Jones', A.
uotiCe
1907
33 18 6 31 Dec., 1905
reagh River down to Ulamambie,
thence vid Finlay's, Purlewaugh,
,1906
1905
1+
156 Mtn. J. Ferguson f Narrabri
157 Lawrence Ruttier - Bathurst
ford
Carstair's, W. Burton's, G. Dun stan's, L. Shearer's, Burton's,
Bayne Brothers', Read's, Wean,
and Nicholl's, Peuryn. (Should
any short private tracks be closed
the main road must be travelled)
... Boggabri and Airland's (Peeble's)
vid Brotherton, Pinedale, Cotswold (Coates), Willala, Bedwell's
Gullendaddy, Blairmore (Craw ford's),
Pampoola, Braemar,
Corea, Uplands (McLean's), and
Lower Arrowamie
Narrabri
Wee Watt, Cuttalri, Pilliga, Come -
by- chance, Goangra, and Walgett
Fifteen
times or
oftener
...
99¡ Three
Spring -van,
1 horse
5 -horse
coach
44 19 0 31 Dec., 1907
2,459 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
818
Nog tl..--11th April, i9as
fir 7-TRACTS FOR ME CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
tance
Postal Lines.
in
Miles.
Addresses.
Names.
Frequency
Annual
Amount pay-
Mode of
of
Communication.
Conveyance.
able.
No. of tintes
£ s. d.
per Week.
NORTHERN ROADS -- continued.
30 f Two
From Narrabri, vid Schutz'r,
158 John Billingsley (Narrabri
Date of
Termination,
Horseback
65
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Horseback
or sulky
95 10 0
31 Dee., 194
100 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
40 0
0
13 June, 1905
Blaney's, Bailey's. Egan's, G.
Smith's, Frater's (Deep Creek),
Gett's, Brake's, F. Smith's, W.
Smith's, Barton's, Whalen's,
Gregory's, Billingsley's, Orman's,
and Dunmore's to J. Dorrington's,
returning to Narrabri, vid Marshall's, Donaldson's, Robinson's,
and the other places named
and
Terry- hie -hie,
Narrabri,
Gravesend, vid 'Killarney, Meppen's, A'ladden's, Hunt's Old
159 Wlm. H. Roberts Narrabri
80
I One
Ed eroi, Eli Davies', Berrygill
Public
School,
Berrygill
(Keen's), Regan's, E. Hann's,
R. McMaster's, Galtee More,
Cap and Bennett, Glendarra,
SlaughterMountain View,
house, Brooklyn, and Maiden's.
(Contractor to be allowed £10
per annum to call at McMaster's
new house and Connor's, Eden
Valley, if required)
Narrabri,ll ?yell Vale, and Lehane's
(Roma), viel main road to turn -off
160 Robert C. Pater - Narrabri
son
40 I One
at Wyatt's, Wyatt's, Maxwell's,
Sulky
and Cohen's ; and Narrabri, Myall
Vale, and Howard's, vid main
road to turn -off at Wyatt's,
48
I One
Wyatt's,
Maxwell's, Cohen's,
Lehane's (Roma), Lehane's senior,
E. S. Borthwick's box, and
Ford's (W. M. Borth wick's)
son
One
Horseback
or sulky
75
One
4 - wheeled
vehicle
32
One
46
On
18
Two
1 -horse
16
Two
2- wheeled
83 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
44
Two
Sulky,
horse
59 19
9
31 Dec., 1905
28
Two
Horseback,
60 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
34
Two
139
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
40
One
21
Two
Sulky,
horse
70
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
15
Two
Horseback
or sulky
Come -by- chance, J. O'Brien's (Tall wood), and Goangra, vid Oakleigh,
161 James H. Atkin - j Goangra
11
McQuillan's,
Kensington,
Bishop's box, McCulloch's box,
Fairlight, and Crother's
Collarenebri, Moongulla, and New
Gamalally,
vid
Angledool,
" Moongulla Hotel," Moongulla
1
Station, Piangobla, The Bore,
and Yaranbah ; and
Collarenebri, Moongulla, and Dun -
umbral, via Derrima, Grant's,
162 Joseph Willis ... J Collarenebri ...
Sherriff's, and Stinson's ; and
Collarenebri, Moongulla, and
Piangobla, vid Derrima, Grant's,
Sherriff's, Stinson's " Moongulla
165 Michael Smith ... I Wee Waa
Hotel," Dunumbral and Moongulla Stations
Collarenebri and Mogil Mogil, vid
P. C. Lyon's, Wombian, Charles
Clark's, Wirrabilla, and Daly's
Long Swamp
Gurley Railway Siding, and
Tycannah, vid Kerramingley,
Halse's, Butler's, Fingleton's,
"Bumble Hotel," S. Gall's, Ken dall's, and the Government Tank
Wee Waa and Merah, (E. A. Hol-
166 John Williams ... I Wee Waa
S. Smith's, Shannon's, Tey's,
Hunt's, and J. P. Redford's
Wee Waa and Boolcarrol, vid
163 John Stewart
... Collarenebri
.
.
164 Geo. O. Shaw, jun. Moree ...
combe's), vid W. R.
}
Pilliga, Bugilbone, and Yarraidool, vid Bugilbone Station,
168 Frank Scott
... Pilliga ...
{
Moffat's ; and
Pilliga, Bugilbone, and Hol.combe's, via Yarraldool Station,
Murray's, Marshall's, and Moffat's
Cub - Cubbaroo Railway Siding, and
Dunkeld,
Bugilbone, vid Drilldool (Cub baroo siding
6 J 31 Dec., 1906
45 0 0 f 31 Dec., 1905
vehicle, 1
horse
1
or sulky in
dry weather
O'Mullane's, Balgarnie's, and
167 Alex. Cormie
139 19
vehicle
olcombe's,
Mrs. Thompson's, Wedderburn,
Pendennis, and Doreen
1 - horse
vehicle
Sulky, 1
or more
1
horses
i
1
baroo Station), thence to main
Reardon's,
opposite
road
Powell's. and Dempsey's. (Con-
tractor to extend the service to
Pilliga, if required, for an addi-
tional sum of £30 per annum)
From
Carbeen Railway Siding to
169 Edwin Mewton ... j Carbeen Siding...
Hockin's, vid Drinkwater's and
the main road. (Contractor to
extend service to J. S Smith's
and Holcoinbe's for an addi-
tional sum at the rate of £20 per
annum, if required
55 0
0 131 Dec., 1905
319
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CaTTBACTà i"OB THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS I:1 THE STATE. OF NEW SOUTH WAi.$E3--OottE¢nLIaLÌ.
Contractors'
Approx.
Postal Lines.
of
Communion..
in
Miles.
Addresses.
Naines.
Frequency
Dis-
tance
tion.
Annual
Mode of
able.
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per week.
NORTHERN ROADScontinued.
170 Joseph Willis ...
Collarenebri
Burren Junction Railway Station,
Burren, Avondale, and Collar enebri, vid the road from Burren
Post - office to the main Collar enebri road opposite Collytootela, thence the usual mail route
to Avondale and Collarenebri.
(Contractor to arrange to cross
Pian Creek when unfordable, or
60
( Two
41.
Two
137 0 0 f 31
... { Coach, 4
horses
T cc., 31:05
exchange mails at nearest ap-
...
171 David Hynes
proachable railway platform)
Burren. Junction Railway Station,
Nowley, and Bulyeroi, vid Burren Station, Wyatt's, Eurimbla,
Bul3 eroi
Licensed
waggon-
114 18 0
31 Dec., 1907
ette
the main road to Nowley, and
thence the usual route to
Bulyeroi. (If contractor is re-
quired to omit travelling vid
Eurimbla, a sum at the rate of
172 Severo J. Wilson
Cryan
173 Bourke McKellar Burren Junction
174 Geo. H. Murray
Brewarrina
175 George R. Walton Walgett
£5 per annum is to be deducted
from subsidy)
Burren Post- office, Cryan, and
New Cryan, vid Old Burren and
Galara
Burren Junction Railway Station
and Lezayre, vid C. McKenzie's
and Moorefield
Walgett, Boorooma, and Brewarrina
Two
Sulky
j
69 19 6 j 31 Dec., 1906
Two
Horseback ,
70 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906
105
Two
4- wheeled
coach, 2
Walgett and Collarenebri, via
Walma, Eurie Eurie, Merca-
68
Two
4- wheeled
nell's, Kirby's, and G. Wright's
Walgett, Angledool, New Angledool,Currawillinghi, Hebel (Q.),
and Goodooga. (Contractor to
140
Two
required)
Walgett and Goodooga, vid Coinborah, Springs, Grawin, Wilby
115
One
Coach,
2
105 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
30
One
40 0 0
31 Dee., 1907
73
One
Coach, 2
horses
4- wheeled
convey-
108 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
40
One
or more
horses
Horseback
or sulky,
1 horse, if
required
50 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
32
Two
Horseback
or sulky
84 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
Woolabra, Millie, and Bulyeroi,
vid Jew's Lagoon, Gaynor's,
Kerr's, Small's, R. Cameron's,
D. Cameron's, J. Shearer's,
Dalton's, Wilalee, McMahon's,
and Warrila. (Contractor to
call at Glenroy, if required,
without extra cost)
62
Two
4- wheeled
160
00
31 Dec., 1906
Woolabra, Millie, and Bullarah, vid
68
2- wheeled
148 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
28
dool Station, Cameron's, O'Con-
no Charles Smith ... Walgett
convey mails once a week for
the sum of £200 per annum, if
177 Win. T. Maher ... Walgett
Wilby, Louglinan's, and New
178 Wm. T. Maher ... Walgett
179 George Woodcroft Walgett
Bangate Station
Walgett and Comborah ...
Walgett and Carinda, vid Old
Kidgear, Polly Brewan. The
Downs,
worthy
Stall- Wal gett
Walgett, and New Cryan, vid
Moore's,
Walma,
Binnie's,
Clarke's box, J. A. Colwell's,
or sulky*
j
horses
vehicle,
2 or more
horses
Vehicle,
2 or 4
horses
or more
horses
200 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906
138 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906
j
350 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1907
ance, 2
Wilgas, Bogewong, and Warren
180 Richard
...
Brough's, and Webeck's. (Contractor to substitute, if required,
a service once a week between
Walgett and Webeck's,
vid
Moore's,
Walma, Binnio's,
Clarke's box, J. A. Colw ell's, and
181 David Aitken
... Mogil Mogil
Brough's, at the rate of £45 per
annum. Contractor to also
extend service between Walgett
and New Cryan to Cryan without extra subsidy, if required)
... Mogil Mogil. to Goondabluie,
Cambo Cambo (Doyle's), Burren -
bah, and Dumeindi ( Bruce's),
vid Burren Burren Station, Picton's Goondabluie Station and
182 Fredk. G. O'Hara
Motee ...
183 Fredk. G. O'Hara Moree ,..
Doyle's (Kundilla), returning vid
Cambo Cambo
Glenroy, R. Boland's, Paisley's,
T. Boland's, Phelp's, Philpott's,
Drinan's, T. Grace's, Kemp's,
vehicle,
2 horses
One
vehicle, l
or more
horses
R. S. Sims', S. W. Sims', Hat horn's box. and Derra Station ;
and Woolabra, Millie, and Bullarah, vid Glenroy, Boland's,
McFarland's, Hamilton's, Duff's.
(Retreat), Philpott's, Drinan's,
Grace's, Kemp's, Sims', Hathorn's box, and Derra Station
One
(First mentioned route to be
travelled when Moonin Creek is
in flood.)
* Sulky to be used from 1st January, 1905.
No. 17 . -8th April, 1905
320
'ONTRACTd NOR THE CUK\'rl'.A KCF. OF 1:..lII.S IN THE STATE OF NEW S_)UT11 WALESCO)b:LlLl(C(f;.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
in
Miles.
Addresses.
Names.
tance
Frequency
of
Connunic;ation.
Annual
Amount pay-
Mode of
Conveyance.
J'
aule.
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£ $, d.
184 Chas. Sni th
...
... 13ulyeroi, Dfacken :ie'r, and Champion's, vid Smith's. 13urrell's,
Bulyeroi
00
31 Dec., 1905
0
31. Dec., 190G
Spring van,
1 horse
32 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
Horse and
98 0
31 Dec., 1907
38
One
Horsebacl.
5.1
Two
Sulky,
horse
Twice or
oftener
daily
Two
44
Guilfoyle's, 011ie's, Masman's,
Bank's, Madigan's, Greenaway's
(Branxton), Barrett's, Kirby's
(Frankston), and Fripp's
185 David Aitken
Mogil 11Zo;i1
... ]3ulyeroi and Mogil Mogil, vid
Nott's, Walsh's, S. Jackson's,
.T. Strang's, H. W. Strang's, R.
F. G. String's, .1. O'Neill's, M.
O'Neill's, Ludlow's, Lander's,
1.1.8
1
0
Shaw's, Myamblar, Mehi Bridge,
Bank's, Strathclyde (when Melii
River is crossable), and Collymongle Station. (Contractor to
travel between Nott's and J.
Strang's, vid Dubois', Roll's,
and Steele's, once a week, and
vid Walsh's once a week)
Moree
1
187 Stephen Cavanagh Pallamallawa ...
Moree, Pallamallawa, and Warialda, vid Boolooroo Bridge, Tareelari, and Bogamildi Station
55
188 William A. Con- Moree ...
Moree, Ashley, Wallon, Garas,
74
183 A. U. Ezzy*
Moree ...
roy
Two
and Mungindi, vid Midkin, WWTel-
sulky
0
A°
Coach, 3
075 0
0
31 March, 190G
horses
bon, Cow Vale, Benarha, and
Yarrawa. (Contractor to convey mails three times a week for
a sum at the rate of £850 per
annum, if required)
189 Albert T. Hum- Moree
...
phries
1.90 Wm. M. Maher
Ashley
7900
31 Dec., 1905
00
31 Dec., 190G
104 0 0
:31 Dee., 1905
T wo
Coach, 3 or 1331 10 0
more
horses
:31 Lec., 190G
One
Horseback
70 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Moree and King's, vid Contba-
45,11.
Two
Horse and
Moree, Goonal, Bullarah, and BM'
rendoon, vid Milburndale, Luck
sail, Barlow's, Prairie Dale,
Keytah, Fishmoye, Boonaldoon,
51
Two
2 -horse
f Moree, Talmoi, and S. Harris'
(Stancombe's), via Avoca, .Turd's,
Delander's, Wahnsley's, H.
40
One
dello, G-lenmore, Talaraga, Madden's., and Wilmot's
sulky
104
vehicle
and Frank Wilmott's
Matthew's, and .1. C. Boyle's
(Kelso) ; and
Moree, Talmoi, and S. Harris'
via
Pioneer
(Stancombe's),
Sulky,
horse
47
1
Bridge, Midkin Woolshed, Lomax's, Winter's, Wahnsley's,
H. Matthew's, and J. C.
111 Whiz. E. Taylor... I Ashley
Boyle's (Kelso) ; and from
S. Harris' (Stancombe's) to W.
Harris', W. Harding's, and
27
Doran's, returning to S. Harris'
(Stancombe's) vid A nderson's,
Strong's, Lomax's, and Bucknell's
Wallon, Boggabilla, and Goondiwindi. Contractor to travel
192 Wlm. E. Taylor... j Ashley
73
\\Telbon,
vie/
alternately,
" Dolgelly Hotel." Glenloth,
Dolgelly, H. Keen's, and Merriba ; thence by the main road
to Tulloona (past Alderton's and
McNeil's), CoppymurruinbiHa,
and the route hitherto followed ;
and vid W elbon,
" Dolgelly
Hotel, " Glenloth, Dolgelly, Hill stead, Polideroy, Robinson's,
Brady's. Cosgrove's, . Barden's,
and the Washpool. (Contractor
83
to travel from Ashley instead of
\Vallon, vid Tareela and the
Welhon Settlement lease road
to Dolgelly, if required)
193 Patr' : 1Teffe nui Garah
...
.. Morrison's (on the Moree -Mun-
41
gindi Mail Line). and Bornai,
94.1 Stirton's, .Takin's, Miller's,
Wilson's, Magill's, Alexander's,
Miss Kileen's, Todd's. Naiu's,
Alderton's, and Winter's
£52 per annum, and thereafter
.
3l.st March, 1905,, at
* Arrangements made with W. H. Roberts to perform service from 1st January, 190:x,to0
side.
at three months' notice on either
Ashley fioni 22nd February, 1905 (90 and 94 miles).
t Contractor allowed £26 per annum extra to start frolil Moree and travel ui.î
No. Ti.-8th April, r9o5
321
onweaith Gazetté.
CONTRACTS FOE THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THIS STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.
Contractors'
Postai Lines.
Addresses.
Approx.
Dis-
Frequency
tance
in
Miles.
Communication.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
No. of times
per week.
Ng.
Annual
Amount payable.
Date of
Termination.
£ s.
1R1
Fredl:. G. O'Hara 12oree ...
* Bullarah, Inglewood, and Myamblar,
Vitï!
Derra, J. R.
McKenzie's,
J. Witton's,
44
One
Sulky, 1
McCoy's, J. P. Mullery's, H.
Collin's, W. Reardon's, George
Collin's, Elizabeth Parry's, W.
Rodney's, and M. Cowle's ; and
Bullarah and Inglewood vils
Mungyer New Station
From Bullarah to Parry's, FerguWilmott's,
son's,
Power's,
30
One
51
One
Strong's, C. Wilmott's, Brown's,
and Canvin's (Crinoline), re-
turning to Bullarah vi 1 Tim 195 William Timmins
19G Wlm. E. Taylor ... Ashley...
.
One
Ashley, Wallon and Gil Gil (M.
43
Two
42
Two
Sulky,
horse
Mungindi. and O. Lediiighatn's,
via Wirrah Station, W. Ledrngham's, T. Striven :s, E. Burin's,
Welsh's, Proctor's, McLaugh-
35
Two
Horseback
co 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
Kunopia, Boomi. and Nungindi.
63
! One
Horseback
79 0 0
31 Dec., 1935
41
One
79
0
31 Dec., 1907
Two
60 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Two
2G 10 0 31 Dec., 1907
wf
Tarela, Dawson's, Hennessy's,
E. Dawson's Careunga Station,
J. Mawhiney's, F. Houston's,
McIntyre's, and Isabella Jamieson's
Garah, Boomi, and Kunopia, vie?
the Travelling Stock Route be-
199 Albert Bruen
annum
Mungindi
li.n's, Murphy's, and Corckran's
... Kunopia
31 Dec., 1907
51
tween Garah and Sandholes,
Sandholes Station, and route
hitherto followed. (Contractor
to carry out a service instead,
Garah, Boomi, Sandholes, and
Kunopia by the direct route
if required at rate of £100 per
103 Alcxr. G. Walker
80 0 0
and
From Bullarah to Meroe Station,
McDonald's, Harding's, Dawson's, Timmin's, and Canvin's
Keniff's) vic2 Matthews', Scott's,
Garah ...
31 Dec., 190G
(Crinoline), returning to Bullarah, via Brown's, C. Wilmott's, Strong's, Power's, Wilmott's, Ferguson's, and Parry's
L
197 John Allison
Horseback
min's, Dawson's, Harding's,
McDonald's, and Meroe Station ;
Bullarah
89 10 0
lieuse
vita Graman, Champain's, Myall
Sulky, 1
horse
112 10
i
110
0 31 Dec., 19î5
00
31 Dec , 1907
Plain, Barney's, Killen's, Fris
t oe's, .John Hitchin's, J. Miles',
Werrina Station, J. Warby's,
F. Warby's, Fathom's, Butler's,
Byron's, Brown's, Bucknell's,
Robinson's, Yarrawa Bridge,
and Caloona
Boggabilla and Stuartville (O. E.
Carrigan's), vie G. Ferguson's,
J. Jackson's, W. Ferguson's,
Jackson's. Whitehorn's,
Dillon's, Welsh's, Wilson Bros ',
and Mrs. Allen's, returning vid
Boobera ; and
Boggabilla and Mrs. Allen's, 244
1ioiltera, Dillon's, Welsh's, and
Wilson Bros.', returning vi,2
aays)
W.
200 Thos. Devon
(Q.)
\'Vhite }corn's,
Ferguson's
201 Owen E. Carrigan Stuartville,
Boomi
232 \\'lm. Eveleigh ... Currabubula
203 Mrs. Emma Page Duri
...
rid
.Jackson's,
t Horseback
35
One
0
,.
(Thin sdays)
)
and
~roIn Boomi to Kunopia, Boronga,
Palerang, and Stuartville, re-
turning to Beonni, vit2 Nearman's, J. P. Carrigan's, 'l'he
Saw Mills, Milton's, Rennie's,
Cousin's, McTntosh's, A. W. F.
Carrigan's. Owen P. Carrigan's
box, and Mrs. Matchett's
... Currabubula and Cóifton Station,
viii J. T)aIy's, Heligman'r,
Marr's, and Piallaway Station
Duri Railway Platform and Post
20
1.!T
Six
Three
Office, 11uri
Tamworth
1
205 Charles Woods ... Tamworth
Tamworth and Goonoo Goonoo
by direct route
16
daily
Six
3G.
Six
Tamworth. Nemingha, Dungowan.
Wooloomin, Bowling Alley
Horseback
or Spring
van, 1
four times
hi rse
or oftener
204 Charles Woods ... Taunvorth
20G John Odgers and Nundle
Whit. McClelland
...
(Sun -
...
Coach,
horses
2G 0 0 31 Dee., 1906
49
2
Coach and
hone
0 0 31 Dee., 1907
GO 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
149
50
31 Dec., 1905
Point, and Nundle
* Contract'w to convey mails between Bullarah and Rodney's, vir2 Johnson's, Dacey's, Mungyer, Cross's, Bi:llen's, Reardon's,
Inglewood, and McDonnell's twice a week, thus omitting Derra Station and terminating at Rodney's, instead of Myamblar.
No. 1.7. -4th April, 19os
Commonwealth
322
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF Nltw SOUTH WAi.®oontin,ittd.
x'
Contractors'
A1Dis
tance
Postal Lines.
in
Addresses.
Names.
Miles.
Frequency
Annual
Amount pay able.
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
Communicafion.
No. of times
per week.
NORTHERN ROADS colati,i.ved,
Three
46
Tamworth, Bective, Somerton,
Carroll, and Gunnedah. (Contractor to travel vid Winton on
journeys from Tamworth)
Three
20
From Tamworth to Hallsville,
"Moor Creek Hotel," Postman's
207 :James B. Pole ... Gunnedah
208 Michael Newman Tamworth
Date of
Teriuination,
£ s. d.
2
... I Coach,
horses
90 0 0
31 Dec.,
1906
Sulky,
horse
39 15 0
31 Dec.,
1905
125 0 0
31 Dec.,
1907
.
1
Track, and Moor Creek Post
209 William Manuel... Waleha
l
210 Wlm. O'Shea
Office, returning direct to Tamworth
Dungowan, Ogunbil, and Swamp
Oak, vid Dungowan Creek and
Port StephensRoad ; and
...
Swamp Oak and Niangala
... Attunga Springs Attunga and Attunga Springs
211 Alfred Wilkinson
Attunga
...
Attunga and T.
M.
Higgins'
23
by 2 -horse
coach
Four
9
Two
Horseback
3
Three
Horseback
19 15 0
31 Dec., 1907
One
Horseback
25 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
920 0 0
31 Dec., 190G
Sulky and
33 19 0
31 Dec., 1907
Sulky and
59 9 0
31 Dec., 1907
Sulky,
52 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
17
(Narara), vid Attunga Station,
Rodgers', Corcoran's, Brand's,
Brine's, E. Abra's, J. Abra's,
William Burton's, P. Balkin's,
Roote's, McKeon's, McFadyen's,
Gallagher's, and Gunter's
212 Geo. Wilkinson ... Tamworth
Manilla, Upper Manilla, Barral.a,
Cobbadah, Dinoga, and Bingara ;
and Bingara, Oakey Creek,
Kelly's Gully, and Warialda,
213 William T. Lang - Manilla
worthy, jun.
72¡ Six
vidBarker's, North Bingara, and
Moorefield (Hall's Creek)
25
Three
Manilla and Glenbarra, vid Old
Cuerindi, Ukolan, Mundoway,
30
One
horses
and Cain's
Manilla and Glen Barra, vid North
26
One
worthy, jun.
Manilla and Lowry, vid North
14
One
Manilla
Manilla and Glendon, vid Hall's
215 William T. Lang
worthy, jun.
Coach, 2
or more
horses
Cuerindi and Cain's; and
Cuerindi
horses
I
26
Two
1
horse. or
Creek, Ukolan (T. Higgins'
and Mundowey
selection),
horseback
Stations
worthy, jun.
Upper Manilla, Crow Mountain,
Linton Station, and Orabah,
via the eastern bank of the
Manilla River to Cameron's ;
42
Two
'Sulky,
horse
thence via Cook's, Simpson's,
Gardiner's, Bowman's, Nixon's,
Crowley's,
Ellis',
Greer's,
H.
Duncouibe's,
Beaty's,
McGee's, and Marsh's Pera
Station ; and Upper Manilla and
Crow Mountain by above route
217 William T. Lang - ManiEa
worthy, jun.
Carroll,
Mountain View, and
Manilla, vid Turner's, Swain's,
Fitzgerald's, Gunnembene Public School, Talcumbah Station,
Keepit Station, O'Brien's, Rosemount, P. Brady's, Woodlands,
Dowe's Hawarden School, Mel -
1
84 19 0 31 Dec., 1906
}
22
One
38
Three
24
Two
Sulky
38
116
84 9 0
31 Dec., 1905
...
60 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Two
Horseback
*60 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
One
Horseback
99 11 6
31 Dec., 1906
... I Sulky
ville's, Rodd's, and Durham
Court. (Contractor to travel
vid the Wonga Creek School and
A. Gardiner's, on the journey
from Carroll to Manilla)
218 Michael F.
McKeon
Mountain View
Mountain View, Geddes' Station,
and Torybnrn vid Garland's,
Costello's, Bailingg's.
Smith's,
Brown's, and Borah Creek Sta-
tion, and also vid Everton (Chick's)
219 John McKenzie*
220 Fredk.
nolly
J.
Gunnedah
Con- Bingara
Rodd's (Manilla - Carroll mail route)
and Gunnedah, vii Abberfield's,
Smith's, Garland's, Old Ran gari, Kelvin, and the usual route,
Kelvin to Gunnedah
Barraba, Bereen, Eulourie, and
Elcombe, vid Dennis', thence
to Burindi -road, near Urquhart's,
jun.,
J.
M.
Simp-
Capel Bros.
(Campo Santo), B. Chambei's
son's ( Burindi),
(Mayvale), Wilson Bros. (Plum White's,
thorpe),
Cainton,
Geddes', Carter's, Coomber's,
Cowper's, McGovern's Station,
T. Rattray's, and T. Butler's
* M. David Thomson performed service during January and February, 1906, at £60 per annum, and from 1st to 19th March,
at £70 per annum, at risk of contractor.
1905,
4No, ìj.'- 41t1i 'April, egos
824
commonwealth Gazette,
COrTnAC'Td Y08 THE CoN98TANI7$ OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEU' SOUTH %VAI,sacontinued.
Approx.
Die.
tance
in
Frequency
of
Communize,.
Mode of
Conveyance,
Annual
Amount pay.
able.
tion.
Milos.
No. of times
per week.
221 John H. Thomp- Manilla
son
NORTHERN ROADS--- contimied.
... Barraba, Wood's Reef, and Bun46 One
darra, vid J. Spencer's, W.
Spencer's (Ironbark Station),
King's, Kramer's, Eckert's,
Woolshed ; and Barraba, Wood's
Reef, and Simmon's, vid J.
Spencer's, W. Spencer's (Iron bark Station), King's, Kramer's,
Eckert's, A . Simmons', Ford's,
and Mitchell's. (Contractor to
extend Barraba- Simmons' service to Frost's for an additional
s.
1
Sulky,
horse, or
Ford's, Mitchell's and Keera
Date of
Termination.
*62 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
buggy, 2
horses
23
One
48
One
17
Two
Horseback
94
One
2 -horse
13
12
Three
One
Horseback
3
18
One
One
1- 75 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Horseback )
25 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
Horseback
or sulky
38
One
125
One
Sulky,
horse
Three
Horseback
38
Two
Buggy,
horses
Dinoga and Upper Bingara
(Mason's), Fletcher's, Fensom's,
Monies' Battery, Delander's,
.Tones', Hanton's, and Ah
8
Two
Horseback
Warialda Railway Station and
4
Once
sum of £10 per annum, or to
222 Frank R.
Bundarra for an additional sum
of £28 per annum)*
Ethe ! Barraba
Barraba, Bereen, and Cowper's,
vid Dennis' : thence to Burindi.
road, near Urquhart's, sun.,
Burindi, Kirk's,
Mayvale
ridge
6116 0 31 Dec., 1906
(Chambers'), Campo Santo, Wilson Bros., Plumthorpe, Cainton,
Violet Dale, Vermont, Wee,
and Brushgrove
Barraba and Long Arm,
222A William Henry ; Barraba
vid
White's, Booth's, McKid's, H.
Taylor
0
0
9th Aug., 1905
127 10
0
31 Dec., 1905
40
Stieger's, W. Neeson's, M, Stud -
223 William E. Taylor
1er's, and J. McKechnie's
Cobbadah, Upper Horton, Eulou-
Ashley
vehicle
rie (Post Office), Terry - hie -hie,
and Moree, vid Currangandi,
Ullembarella, Rocky Creek,
Bundoowithildi, Thos. Pitman's,
T. Jones', C. Donaldson's, and
Weebollabolla (Munro's)
Upper Horton and Cobbadah
Cobbadah and Gulf Creek, vid the
Main Road ; and
Gulf Creek and Stormont
Bingara and Keera Station
224 HectorH. Halloran j Bingara
. + Bundarra
225 James Ford
226 Fredk. J.
nolly
227 Thomas
McHugh
228 Fredk.
nolly
J,
Con- Bingara
J. Bundarra
Con-
Gum Flat
229 John Moore
230 Hector
Halloran
231 Fredk.
nolly
J.
Bingara
H. Bingara
Con -
Eingara
«.
Bingara and Bundarra, vid Coo rangoora, Feira, Beverley, and
Long Reach
Bingara and Eulourie, vilâ Black
Forest, Dallai, Derra, and Gur-
rumbeel
Rol) Roy, Gum Flat, and l3eaulieu
School. (Contractor to start
from Greenwood Railway Station
(if required)
... Gravesend and Bingara, vid SingaTremlett's, Elcombe's,
Bpore,
angheet, and the route usually
G
20 0
0 31 Dec., 1907
1 horse
vehicle
79 0
followed
0
31 Dec., 1905
47 10 0
31 Dec., 1900
51 10 0
31 Dec., 1905
7500
31 Dec., 1906
31
0
0
31 Dee., 1905
35
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Horseback
and packhorse
249
0 0
31 Dec., 190G
1
2
..
232 John B. Campbell Warialda
Leon 's
Warialda
oftener
or Omnibus 2
or 4 horses
daily, on
three or
six days a
week,
233 Ferguson
McGregor
Goondiwindi
as
required
... Warialda, Yallaroi, Boggabilla,
125
One
and Goondiwindi, vita Oregon,
old Gunyerwarildi, Hughey's
Arm, Talloona, Coppermaren-
billen, and the several selections on the Whalan Watercourse between Coppermaren-
234 Wm.
McGregor
C.
R.
'-
hillen and Boggabilla ; and
Warialda, Yallaroi, Boggabilla,
and Goondiwindi, vid Mount
Mitchell, E. Sutton's, D. Sutton's, A. Sutton's, McNamara's, Cook's, and Gordon's
Mungle Creek,
Warialda, Coolatai, and WallanBoggabilla
gra, vid Gournama,Croppa, New
100
One
58
Two
Horseback
95
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
27
Three
Horseback
71
0 0
31 Dec., 1906
68
One
One
Horseback
Sulky, 2
horses
97 0 0
31 Dee., 1907
Gunyerwarildi, Carlyon's.Allan dale, Stamm's West Holme,
Hussey's Agincourt, Garrett's
235 Ernest J. Rose ... Warialda
236 E. W. Workman
Boggabilla
and Ryan's
Warialda and Reedy Creek
(McIntyre's), vid Myalla, Gragin, and Gunnee
Wallangra, Yetman, and Boggabilla, vid Moore's, Fraser's,
Bartlett's, and Hallam's. (Contractor to convey mails, twice a
week on horseback, at £91 per
annum ;
}
or twice a week by
sulky, two horses. at 2103 per
annum, if required)
* Barraba Simmons' portion of contract extended to Bundarra for £28 per annum extra from 21st March, 1905.
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324
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Gazette,
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS ITv THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAr.Escontinued.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Names.
tance
in
Miles.
Addresses.
Frequency
of
Communication.
Mode of
Conveyance.
No. of times
per week.
Railway Station, Moonbi, and
14
Three
Post Offices, Moonbi and Ben
237 Fredk. McGinty ... Bendemeer
demeer
Moonbi Railway Station, Gill, and
238 Alex. Morrison ... Moonbi
Coach,
horses
2
Two
and Green Valley*
and Green Valley and Bell's
15
9
Two
} Horseback
27
bate of
Termination.
d.
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
36 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
42 0
OX
31 Dee., 190G
&c.)
l3endemeer
239 Geo. Schalk
£ s.
17
Echo Hill. (Contractor to cross
at McGill's to the Spring Creek
side of the river, thence to the
old crossing at Johnston Camp,
Annual
Amount pay able.
Bendemeer
Swamp (G. Grattan :s)
One '
240 James Blair
Bendemeer
Bendemeer and Glen Barra, yid
22
One
Horseback
19
0
0
31 Dee., 19)G
241 James Blair
Bendemeer
Bendemeer and Watson's Creek
Tin Mines, viii Hanning's and
15
One
Horseback
14
0 0
31 Dec., 1.936
Walcha Road and Walcha ; arid.
Travelling Post Office and Post
12
Six
Twelve
4- horse
88
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Gol- Surveyor's Creek. \ \Taleha Road, Craig Lea, and
Walcha -road
Niangala, vid Surveyor's Creek
27
Two
Waggonette
85
0 0
31 Dec., 1907
17
Two
35 0
0
31 Dec., lf,07
23
Two
1-horse
vehicle
31
531:
Hanning's, Longford's, and
Watson's Creek Tin Minos
(Contractor to extend the service to Glen Barra,
Longford's.
if required, for extra £5 per
annum)
242 Chas. E. Bowden Walcha
243 George A.
ledge
Office, Walcha Road
Station, Aberbaldie, and Ingleba
244 Benjamin E. Fur - Walcha Road ... Craig Lea (or Ingleba), Glen Mornifull
rison, and St. Leonard's Creek
Walcha and Moona Plains, vid
245 Wlm. Stringer ... Walcha
Ohio, + uropambola, and Emu
Creek
Walcha and Yarrowitch, vid
246 Michael Heffernan Walcha,
Waterloo, Tiara, Tia, and Lower
247 Albert Coombes... Yarras
248 John
Tia Station
... Yarrowitch,
Yarras
McHugh, Bundarra
jun.
249 John Carroll
... LTralla ...
250 John Carroll
... tTralla
251 John Carroll
... Uralla ...
252 John Carroll
Uralla ...
253 Edward Scanloni Inverell
254 Jas. Nesbitt
255 Patk. Ryan
Cell's
Field,
and
Horseback
40
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
¡ Two
Horse and
sulky
49
0 0
31 Dee., 1907
; One
Horseback
30
0 0
31 Dee., 19(6
229 10 0
31 Dec. , 1.907
0
31 Dec., 1905
8 0
31 Dec., 19C6
50
Uralla and Salisbury Plains, vid
12
Two
Horseback
18 10
8
Two
Horseback
23
5
i Three
Horseback
12 10
0
31 Dec., 1905
32
Two
Horse and
75 10 0
31 Dec., 1907
j Three
4- wheeled
Salisbury Court Station
... Uralla and Arding, vid Methven
LTralla and Rocky River
Uralla, Sandon, and Mount S'1u rwood, vid Gostwyck, Rockwood,
Hillview School, Hillview, and
Grocer's Creek
... ! Bundarra, Stanborough, Tingha,
Gilgai, and Inverell, vid " The
Grove Station"
Tingha and Stannifer ...
...
38
Armidale, Invergowrie, Saumarez,
Yarrowyck, and Bundarra, vid
Laura Station and Abington
(Í Armidale. Armidale Gully, and
Three
7
1
60
22
Two
garah and Hubert Park
257 George Medhurst Armidale
...
coach, 3
horses
trap
Three
j Twice
oftener
daily
Three
Schaefer's (Stonefield), vid Thal -
Armidale and Rock Vale, vid Thal -
24
Two
and
Rock Vale and Oban; vid Coning dale, Kilkoy, Fairview, Iuverin-
59
: Two
garah, Pint Pot, and Forglen ;
4- wheeled
130
vehicle
Armidale
25G Wlm. E. McGinty Bundarra
coach
Uralla and Bundarra, vid Toryburn, Stony Batter, and King
John Swamp
... Stannifer
... Armidale
b
or
Horseback
4- wheeled
vehicle
52
65
0
31 Dec., 1906
0 0
0 0
31 Dee., 1906
31 Dec., 1907
0
Waggonette. 209 0
0
31 Dec., 1905
2 or 4
wheeled
vehicle
215
0
0
31. l)ec., 1937
Sulky,
83
0
0
31. Dec., 1907
Two
Sulky,
2 horses
63
0
0
31 Dec., 1903
10
One
Horseback
26
0 0
;n Dec., 1905
22
Six
2
Coach,
or more
110
0
31 Dee., 1907
Horseback
ate, Camperdown, Lyndhurst,
Aberfoil, Carndhu, Riverview
(Finlayson's), Springfield (Grainger's), and Ward's Mistake Head
258 Henry Monley ... Armidale
259 Thomas R. Burn- Armidale
ham
Station
Arm idale, Eversielyh -, Wyndella,
and Booroolong
From Armidale to Puddledock, vita
J. Ryan's, Pinch Flat ; return-
ing from Puddledock to A rmidale, vid Donald W. Hiscoek's,
260 Thomas R. Burn- Armidale
ham
Hillgro v e
261 Patrick Raren ...
Thos. Porter's, .Tas. Porter's, and
Cooper's
Armidale and Castle Doyle
Armidale, Cooney Creek,
Hillgrove
and
22
Three
horse
20
14)
l loi :ses
0
... ! Cooney Creek and Metz
4 j Six
Sulky,
1
52 0 0 31. Dec., 1907
262 Fredk. G. H. Metz
Johnson
l corse
263 Adam Weather- ' South Grafton ... Hillgrove, Wollnmombi, Guy
59
Two
Buggy,
1.50 0 0 31. Dec., 1907
Fawkes, Wirri.Lll)a, and Tyringhorses
stone
haui
Contractor allowed additional sum of £3 per annum for travelling once a week w:4 G. Smil h's and Airlie Station, between Bendemeer
and Green Valley, from 21st March, 1905 (5 miles extra).
1. Owing to Contractor Scanlon's failure to perform service since the 11th October, 1904, mie of his sureties (Norman Gough) is ca, eying
it out from that date.
1
ctlma,onn-eaith
.---8th Aprii,
NO.
325
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NcE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALEScontineccd.
Approx.
Contractors`
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Name
Frequency
of
Comuiunica-
tance
in
tioi.
Dfiles
Annual
Diode of
payOonve3'ante. Amount
able.
Na of times
£ s.
per week.
Date of
Termination.
cl.
Adam
Nymboida, Blaxland's Flat, Coutts' Crossing,
Weather- 1 South Grafton ... Tyringham,
58.
South Grafton, and Grafton.
stone
(Contractor to travel alternately
vid Skinner's Creek, and Deadin an'sCreek, and also travel alternately between Coutts' Crossing
and Grafton, The Tea -tree route,
and via the Creamery Road, R.
Ellis', Morrow's, M. Ellis', and
Gregarrow Bridge, and also
between Tyringham. and Nyniboida by the main road)
t
Two
Sulky and
99 19 0
4- wheeled
97 0 0
horse
541
2A5 John O'NieIl ...
Metz ...
Comara, George's Creek, Wollo mombi, and Hillgrove
58
One
26G Richard Kelly ...
Wolloinonibi
Wollomombi and Rampsbeck, vid j
D. McRae's, J. and D. McRae's,
27
Two
45
Three
vehicle, 2
horses
*48 10 0
D. Cameron's, R. McRae's, A.
Fraser's, and Mrs. Wright's.
267 Wm. Mundy
(Contractor to travel via W. R.
Neil's in addition to other
places mentioned for an additional sum of £2 10s. per annum if required)
Guyra, North Guyra, Everett, !
011era, Wandsworth, Kangaroo
... Guyra ...
Coach,
... Guyra ...
108
00
31 Dec., 1906
101
00
31 Dec., 190G
horses
Camp, and Tingha
2GS Wm. Mundy
2
or more
Guyra, North Guyra, and Tenter -
20
Three ...
den, vid Sandy Creek and Brushy
Creek ; and Tenterden and
21
One
45
I Two
25
a One
Horseback
I
Tingha, vid Waverley, Spicer's,
Pioneer Sawmills, W ilson's,
Austin's, and Readett's. (Con-
tractor to travel vid R. H.
Cameron's, D. Dawson's, and L.
N. McKay's, between Guyra and
Tenterden, and vifs those places
on the trip from Guyra to Ten
terden, returning by present
route one, two, or three times a
week, for an additional sum of
£1.1 per annum)
Guyra and Koala, vid J. Collins',
Fl egney's, Moorhead's. Wham's,
Keinp's, Dawson's, Mulligan's,
269 Robert Moore ... Guyra,
D. Williams' (Reedy Creek),
Balderslie, and the present route
to Koala
270 R. F. Moore
Guyra, Brockley, Boundary Creek
(Jacob Rainger's), Stonebrook
Gura ...
Horseback
or by
vehicle
(John Grill's), Glenross (John
Gillander's), and Spring Ridge
(Duncan Finlayson's), via Henry
l'earson's. (Contractor to convey mails twice a week for a sum
at the rate of £78 per annum if
271 Francis McGuigan Ben Lomond
required)
.., From Ben Lomond Railway
Station to Wandsworth, vid
19
Three
Horseback
40 0
way Station vid Green Bank
Glencoe and Graham's Valley, vid
Simpson's, Stonehenge
10
Two
Horseback
1.6
14
Two
Horseback
0 ! 31 Dec., 1907
Hockey's, Cunningham's, Pal mer's, Perrett's, Cottrell's, Tar
rant's. Costello's, and Moredon,
returning to Ben Lomond Rail-
272 William Marsden
Graham's Valley
273 William Sargeant
Mount Mitchell
274 Henry P. Baldwin Glen Inns
275 \Vim. Byron
Glen limes
Glencoe, Blair Hill Station, and
11 oust ìv1 itchell
Glen Innes
Glen Innes, Red Range, Yarrow
Creek, and Kookabookra, vid
T
Twice
oftener
daily
24
Two
One
G
One
the main road ; Glen Innes, Red
276 He
P. Baldwin Glen Innes
Range, and Yarrow Creek, vid
Mayville ; and Kookabookra
and Bear Hill
Glen Inns, Clairviìle, Reddestone,
Wellingrove, Nullamanna, Sapphire, and Inverell, vid Glendon,
Wellingrove Station, King's
Plains, Apple -tree Gully, V iver's Slice') Station, A. Mc Leod's,
McKenzie's and Munzie's (Swan
brook)
69
Two
or Vehicle
..
00
31 0 0
38 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 1905
31 Dec., 190G
4- wheeled
trap,
}
2 horse s
Sulky
...
Coach,
Six
43
Glen lanes, Beaufort, Matheson,
horses
Swan Vale, Elsinore, Brodie's
Plains, and Inverell
to Wollomombi, from 1st February, 1905, for extra
* Contractor to travel vid w. R. Nell's on the return journey from Rampsbeck
277 Whn. Child
Invereil
subsidy of £i fis. per annula.
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Commonwealth taze
82G
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALES
eonliri «ed.
Contractors'
Approx.
Postal Lines.
Names.
Addresses.
Dis-
Frequency
of
Communication.
tance
in
Miles.
Annual
Mode of
Conveyance. Amount payable.
No. of times
per week.
i
278 Samuel Rediger ;Grafton
and Wlm. Quinlan
Glen Innes,, Bald Nob Barney's 105 Six
Bill, Springbrook, Dalmorton,
£ 8.
00
31 We.,
19)0
30 0 0
45 0 0
31 Dec.,
1903
31 Dec., 1907
60 0 0
31 Dea, 19)6
00
31 Dec., 1905
Coach, 3 or 1,539
4 horses
Bawden Bridge, South Grafton,
Date of
Tensivatiee,
and Grafton, vid Shambigne,
Buccarumbi, Broad Meadows,
279 Robt.
sen.
280 Geo.
Duncan, Glen Irenes
Larkin ... Bald Nob
Newton Boyd, and Big Hill
Glen Innes and Shannon Vale ...
7
Bald Nob and Glen Elgin, vid
24
Rosenthal Mill, Glen Elgin
Station, and the Dredge Works
Two
pne
(Mogford's)
281 Fredk. J. Sloman Dundee
282 Jas. Griffin
Emmaville
Six
8
Three ...1
Deepwater, Tent Hill, and Emma-
18
and Torington, vid Deepwater
284 Alex. J. Brown ... The Gulf
285 Geo. Fraser
Emmaville
The Glen, Highland Home, and
Paradise Creek
Emmaville and Strathbogie ; and
Strathbogie and Rocky Creek.
Inverell
Ashford
18
Three
23
One
Bingara
30
00
31 Dec., 1906
8
Three
14; One
Horseback
52 0 0
31 Dee., 1907
4 - wheeled
vehicle, 2
or more
horses
Sulky or
148 4 0
31 Dec., 1907
124 0 0
31 De -., 1906
4 - wheeled
conveyance, 2 or
more
horses
Coach,
3
horses'
170 0 0
31 Dec., 1907
Inverell, Rob Roy, Little Plain,
39
Three
Inverell, Gooinoorah, Bukkulla
Station, and Ashford, vid Byron.
37
Three
Arthur Seat ; or Inverell, Goo inoorah, Bukkulla Station, and
Ashford, vid Main Road, three
times a week, £107 per annum,
if required
From Inverell to Oakwood,
Cherry -tree Hill, Graman, and
Wallangra,
other
Inverell
Elsmore
51,f
vid Bannockburn
Two
52
... Inverell, Howell, and Copeton, vid
20
the 12 -mile post on the main
Bundarra -road. (Contractor to
travel three times a week vid
290 John Grimss
vehicle
and the main road ; returning
from Wallangra, via Bannock-
burn and Kulki.
289 John T. Carson*
30
coach, 2,
or 3
horses
J
Sulky,
1
39 15 0 31 Dec., 190G
horse
Horseback
Arrawatta, Dinton Vale, and
288 Robert Griffiths
I
additional sum of £10 per
annum, if required, to convey a
second mail weekly to and from
Strathbogie and Rocky Creek)
Reedy Creek, and Warialda, vid
the Main Road
287 Hamilton H. Marshall
vehicle, 2
horses
Twice or
Springoart,
oftener
1 horse
daily
Six
... 4- wheeled
Station
Emmaville and The Gulf, vid
(Contractor to be allowed an
286 James F. Judge
1
4
Deepwater, Castlerag, Nine -mile,
1
4- wheeled
Dundee ; and
Dundee Railway Station and
Fladbury, vid Ranger's Valley
Deepwater ; and
ville
283 Edward Cassidy... Deepwater
Sulky,
horse
Gilgai P.O., and the 9 -mile post
on the Howell road, between Inverell and Howell; and also vid
the Tingha Bridge when Cope's
Creek is in flood)
. Elsmore and Apple -tree Gully
(Graham's), vid Henderson's,
Ehsman'e, Powney's, Little's,
J
Six
97
0 0 31 Dec., 1905
13
One
Horseback
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
18
Three
Horseback
75 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
30
Two
Horseback
45
7
6
31 Dec., 1906
37
Two
Horseback
60
0
0
31 Dec., 1905
Two
Horseback
130 0
0
31 Dec., 1906
Miller's, T. and H. Ehsman's ;
291 John Grimes
Newstead,
Inverell
292 Thos. J. Carroll ... Ashford
293 Thos. J. Carroll ... Ashford
294 John Pillar
Tenterfield
or twice a week, £30, as required
near Elsmore and McLean's, vid Newstead, Newstead South, David
Hoey's, Shadewell Hill (Munro
Brothers'), Paradise Creek, and
East Paradise
Ashford and Bonshaw, vid Monkstadt, Frazer's Creek, and Bentley's. (Contractor to also travel
vid Dunman's)
, Ashford and Pindari Station, t'id
Edgerton, McMullin's, Baker's,
Wells', Taviton (Cardale's),
Walker's Store, Glenorchy, and
Windorah
Bonshaw, Leefield, Sunnyside,
and Tenterfield, vid Maidenhead,
Mingoola, W. H. Bates', E.
j1
801¡
Hall's, Reineicke's, Mole, and
Clifton Stations. (Contractor to
travel, when practicable, between
Maidenhead and Maidenhead
Top Stations, vid Garstad's.
Fletcher's, and the south side of
the Dumaresq River)
* Owing to Contractor Carson's failure to perform service, his sureties (G. W. Cameron and M. Hunt) will be paid as special mailmen
from 11th October, 1904.
commonwealth'
&xefte.
No. 17.--8th April, /90,5
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CONTRACT'S P08 THE CONVEYANCE DF Mr1IL8 IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAt.E14confinutd.
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Approx.
Dis-
Annual
Amount
payConveyance.
able.
Mode of
of
Comnuunica-
Miles.
Lion.
in
Addresses.
iJanies.
Frequency
tance
No. of times
per week.
Date of
Termination.
£ s. d.
NORTHERN ROADScontinued.
295 Sidney
Cole
J.
A. Yetman
290 Philip Callachor,
sen.
Bonsliaw,
Texas
(Queensland),
and Yetman, vid Glen Dhu,
Robinson's, Hinchenbrook Park,
and Glen Dod
Yetnian and Durkin's, vid Cole's,
Callachor's, Myall
Downs,
Smith's, Sutton's, and Blue
Nobby. (Contractor to sub
Yetman
55
One
Horseback
62 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
27
One
Horseback
33 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
38 8 0
31 Dec., 1906
44
Twice or Spring van,
oftener
1 horse
daily
Two
Horseback
110 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
6
27
Two
Three
Horseback
Sulky or
00
95 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
31 Dec., 1905
Six *.
4 -horse
Aitute following service, if re.
gnired : Yetntan and Coolatai,
vid Myall Downs, O'Gorinan's,
Makin's, Old Blue Nobby, New
Blue Nobby, Durkin's, Campbell's, and McDonald's, at £70
297 Archibald Collins
Tenterfield
298 Patrick J. Kelly
Tenterfield
299 Hugh G. Campbell Bryan's Gap
300 George Merchant Tenterfield
301 Thomas Morrissey Casino
and Lawrence
O'Keeffe
per annum)
Tenterfield
...
...
...
Tenterfield, Steinbrook, Timbarra,
lifillcrrz, and Lionsville
Tenterfield and Bryan's Gap ...
Tenterfield, Leech's Gully, Buono()
Boonoo, and Wilson's Downfall
Railway Station, Tenterfield, Post
Office,
Tenterfield,
Black
Swamp, Sandy Hill, Rossitervillc
Drake, Tabulai», Mummulgum,
dog cart,
19
1 horse
110
1,698
coach
0 0*
31 Dec., 1907
Casino, Naughton's Gap, and
Lismore. (Contractor to perform journey from Tenterfield
to Lismore within 18 hours)
Wi llson's Downfall, A cac ta. Acacia
302 George H. Pearce Tooloom
Creek, rid the surveyed read,
Dttnkeld's, and Acacia Creek
,
303 William Goodyear WiIlson's Down-
fall
304 Philip Waller ... Drake ...
Bridge; and Acacia Creek,
37
Two
Horseback
120
0 O fi 31 Dec., 1907
48
Two
17
Two
Horseback
36 0
0
31 Dec., 190G
3G
Two
Horseback
SO 0 0
31 Dec., 1905
Tabulam to Bonalbo Station, vid
Duck Creek, returning to
20
One
Horseback
30 0 0 , 31 Dec., 1005
Ocean steamer's wharf and Post
52
Two
Sulky,
buggy,
White Swamp, Woodenbong and
Unutngar, vid Old Koreelah
Wilison's Downfall, South River- Ì
tree, and Rivertree
Drake, Pretty Gully, Paddy's
Flat, Upper Tooloom, and Tito-
loom, viii Lunatic Reefs, Jump
Up Mines, and Lower Tooloom
(and also vid Mosquito Creek,
and Farley's, when the Clarence
305 James Graham ... Tabulam
River is crossable)
Tabulam vid Peacock Creek
306 Arthur E. Olive... Lawrence
307 Kenneth McLean Tooloom
303 Kenneth McLean Tooloom
309 George H. Pearce Tooloom
Lawrence, Travellers'
Rest, Myall Creek, Myrtle
Creek, and Casino
Office,
Tooloom and Woodenbong, vid
Station,
Lees' (NI acilvennon), and Urpen's. (Contractor to also travel
via D. Mulcahy's, Boomi, for an
additional £2 per annum, if
required)
North Killarney (Queensland),
Iverson's,
annum)
Acacia Creek and Brixworth, viii
Carney's, Crisp's, King's, Mullen's, Brosnan's, Walsh's, New
31 Dec., 1906
or coach.
1, 2, or 3
26
horses
Horseback
Two
Tooloom
Mountain View (Queensland),
and Acacia Creek. (Contractor
to perform the service six times
a week, if required, for - 49 per
125 10 0
29 0 0 31 Dec., 1907
s
6
Four
Brggy ...
38 0 0 31 Dec .,1907
10
Two
Horseback
27 0 0
G
Two
.., Horseback
1G 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
As often as Spring cart
required
and horse
17 19 6 31 Dee., 1905
31 Dec. 1907
Koreelah (Kenny's), the road
through settlement leases, vied
Flagstone Creek, and also viti
Maher's. (Contractor to travel
via Acacia Creek Bridge, and may
terminate at Neston's ashen boree-
lah Cree; is unfordaile.)
310 Lawrence Grebert Whiteman Creek
311
Fitzhenry Maclean
Whiteman Creek and Stockyard
Creek
Ocean steamers as they pass up
and down the Clarence River
and Post Office, Maclean ; and to
convey the overland mails from
the river steamers to the Post
Office, Maclean
Clarence River steamers and Post
Offices, Iluka and Yamba, as
required, to meet steamers that
Boat
60 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
up and down the river ; and
2 Two
Post Offices, Iluka and Yamba. ..
extra
nail on Fridays from Lismore to Napgbtou's Gap,and
* Contractors allowed £21 18f. 7d. per annum additional to convey an
12 John R. Hickey
Iluka ...
'Casino, from 3rd March, 1905.
arrive and depart, or that pass
i. Allowed £1 per annum extra for travelling ví4 Maloney's from let January, 105.
}
Commöl.iwealtll
328
No. i 7.-811i April, 1 goy
G
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATIC OF NE1V SOUTH WALES continued.
Approx.
Dis-
Contractors'
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
tance
in
Miles.
Annual
Amount pay-
Mode of
Conveyance.
of
Communicafion.
able.
No. of times
per week.
£ s.
Date of
TCrutittatiop,
d.
NORTHERN ROADS --- continued.
The Wharf, Harwood Island. and
Post Offices, Harwood Island,
Chatsworth Island, Mororo, The
Esk, South Woodburn, and
Woodburn ; and
313 Lawrence O'Keeffe South WcolChatsworth island, Mororo, The
burn
Esk, South Woodburn, and
Woodburn ; and
From Chatsivortli Island to South
Woodburn
314 Patrick Murphy Palmer's Island... Palmer's Island and Taloumbi ...
Brush Grove and Coldstream ...
315 George Cannon ... Ulmarra
Cold- Ulmarra and Upper Coldstream
Upper
316 Alexander
stream
McCallum
Steamers' Wharf, Grafton, and
C. Grafton
317 Frederick
Post Office, Grafton, on arrival
Sanders
and departure of steamers
( Grafton, Deep Gully, Whiteman
Creek, Coptnanhurst, and Upper
Copmanhurst ; and
318 Matthew Battersby Grafton
Upper Copmanhurst, Philip's
30 1 Two
Coach, 1, 2,
26
Four
2G
Two
4
Two
Two
Two
4
6
127 0 0
Í
3,or4
horses
Horseback
Horseback
12 15 0
24 10 0
Three
45
Two
81
Three
55
Two
24
Two
3
11
Two
Í Three
20
Seven
20
Six
21
Three
and Kyogle, The Risk, and
27
Two
Casino, Fairy Hill, and Kyogle ...
21
Three
Casino, Wyan, Murragang, and
52
Two
iv
As
}
31 Dee., 1907
:31 Dec.,1 905
31 Dec., 1905
Horse and
27 0 0
35 0 0
Buggy,
2 horses
10410 0
31 Dee., 1906
Coach, 1, 2,
or3 horses
349 19 0
31 Dee., 1905
*240
0 0
31 Dec., 1905
39
00
31 Dee., 1907
69 19 9
31 Dec., 1907
146 0 0
31 Dcc., 1905
van
23
31 Dec., 190;.,
31 Dec., 1907
Corner, Baryulgil, and Zionsville
319 A. D. Kenney ... Bellinger Heads
D. South Grafton ...
320 Alexander
Kenney, jun.
Grafton, South. Grafton, Halfway
Creek, Cori ndiClarence, Wool goola, Coff's Harbor, Bonville,
East Raleigh, Central Raleigh,
Fernmount, and Bellingen, vid
Small's, Pine Creek
South Grafton, Glenreagh. Nana
Glen, Coramba, Karangi, and
Coff's
Harbor ; with branch
mails to and from Kangaroo
321 Adam Weather - South Grafton ...
stone
322 James Cox
... Casino ...
323 Mary A. McIntosh Casino ...
Creek, Upper kangaroo Creek,
and Maxwell's Homestead ;
and to and from Upper Orara"
South Grafton, Gerrymberryn,
Eatonsville, and Ramornie
From Coraki to Codrington, South
Codrington, Tatham, Green ridge, and Casino ; and from
Casino to Greenridge, Tatham,
South Codrington, Codrington,
and Coraki
Casino, Fairy Hill, and Kyogle ;
Unwingar
323A Mrs. Mary Ann Casino
McIntosh
324 James Graham ... Tabulam
... Lismore
Rocky Creek, E. T. Smith's,
Wyandah, thence by road
hitherto followed
The Wharf and Post Office, Lis-
more, to meet ocean or river
boats, on arrival and departure
daily, including the cartage of
326 Alfred Harris ... Lismore
telegraph stores
Dunoon
Lismore, Dunoon, and Dorroughby
327 Samuel Beardow
coach
Horse and
sulky
Coach, 3
horses
Coach, 2 or
more
horses
Horseback
Coach, 2 or
more horses
Horseback
)
50
00
31 Dec. 1905
57 10 0 31 Dec., 1906
Tabulaire, vid Deep Creek
Cheese Factory, H. Clark's,
4
325 Alfred Harris
4 -horse
1
Lismore
14
required
Spring
van,
1 horse
00
31 Dee., 190G
20 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
50 0 0
31 Dec., 1906
19
Twicedai.ly Spring
or of tener van, 1
horse
Sulky, 1
Three
horse
between
Lismore
and
Dunoon
and
thence on
horseback
328 Donald WtIs ... Ballina
'Lismore, Goonellabah, Wollongbar, Alstonville, Westbridge, and
22
jun.
330 Oliver Wilton
... Woodlawn
{One, im -}
mediately
after arrivalof the
ocean
steamer
with mails
from Sydney on
Mondays
Ballina ; and from Ballina to
22
Lismore, Chilcott's Grass, Rous
13
Two
Woodlawn Railway Siding, Wood -
3
Two
Lismore (including Aistonville,
Wollongbar, and Goonellabah,
if required)
329 George C« Britt, Lismore
Six
Mill, and Rous
Coach
horses
... Sulky,
horses
2
2
85
00
52 0
25
30 April, 1905
0
31 Dec., 1907
00
31 Dec., 1900
lawn, and Numulgi
35 0 0 31 Dec., 1905
Three ... Vehicle
12
Bexhill,
Corndale, and Rosebank
Clunes
331 John Mcl)oiiagb
Upper
Orara
portion
of
service
from
7th
February,
1905.
* Subsidy +reduced by £12 per annum, owing to discontinuance of
Commonwealth
No. 17.-8th Aprii, 1905
329
Gazette.
CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE Or MAILS IN THE STATE ON NEW SOUTH WALESc07Ltiniced.
Approx.
Contractors'
Dis-
Postal Lines.
Addresses.
Names.
tance
in
Miles.
Frequency
Annual
Mode of
able.
of
Communication.
Date of
Termination.
No. of times
per Week.
ISulky, 1
horse, or
horseback
From Eltham to Clunes, Eureka,
Federal, Coorabell Creek, Ban galow; and Spring Vale, return
ing to Eltham, zi4 Clunes
22
333 Albert L. Smith ... Wollongbar
Wollongbar and Cowloug
10
Two
Horseback
Wardell
334 Cl:" ence D.
:M.clntyre
33,E James Coleman ... Balling
Wardell, Meerschaum Vale, Rous,
15
Three
Cart, 1
horse
Cluses
332 Herbert
Six
111111
Rous ]!{1I1, and Alstouville
Post Office and Wharf, Ballina
3
Tintenbar,
Knockrow, Newrybar, and Ban
galow, vill Newrybar Factory
Ballina
Ballina, Culnbalum,
19
37 John Bryant
333 Frank Grape
North Creek ...
Muliumbimby ...
Ballina, and Upper North Creek
Mull unibixnby, Reddacliff's, and
7
10
Two*
Two
339 Geo. Skinner
Murwillumbah ...
27
Six
33G Donald Wells
...
Coorabell Creek
Murwillumbah, Condong, Tumbu]guin, North Tumbulgum,
24 0 0
75 0 0
22 0 0
On arrival Van, ï
horse
and departure of
ocean and
river
steamers,
as required
Six
... Coach,
(including cartage of stores)
106 0 0 1 31. Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1907
31 Dec., 1905
2
100 0
0 31 Dee., 1906
horses
Sulky ...
*27 10
0 31 Dec., 1907
0 31 Dee., 1906
Steamer ...
190 0
0
31 Dee., 1907
30 0 0
31 Dee., 1905
00
31 Dee., 1907
or more
24 0
Stott's Creek, Chinderah, and
Tweed Heads, including the por-
terage of mails to and from the
several Post Offices and the
(Contractor to call at
South Murwillumbah Wharf if
steamer.
340 Ben. F. Skinner
11Iu1willunlbah ...
required)
Railway Station, South 11lurwillumbah, and Post Office, Mur-
willumbah
Murwillumbah, Byangum, and
Rowland's Creek ; and
341 Edward H. Bruce Murwillumbah -I
Rowland's Creek and Terragon ...
From Chinderah to Cudgen ; and
312 Airs. M. A. Brown Chinderah
from Cudgen to Chinderah
Cudgen. Duranbah, and A. A.
313 Mrs. M. A. Brown Chinderah
Loder's
Twice
day
Two
11
One1-
fi
Twelve
Six
Two
2
2
1-horse
1-30
sulky
J
70 10 0 31 Dec., 1905
31 10 0 31 Dee., 1905
SUBURBAN ROADS.
1 Herbert L. Bruns- North Sydney ...
den
2 Thos. Hyland ... 596 Crown- street,
Sydney
3 George Lennon ... Redfern
General Post 'Office, Sydney, and
Post Offices, P'ulson's Point and
North Sydney
General Post Office, Sydney, and
Post Offices, Redfern and Alexandria. (Contractor to call at
Redfern Railway Station if required)
General Post Office, Sydney, and
Post Offices, Paddington, Wool lahra, Waverley, and Bondi
From the General Post Office,
4 Fredk. C. Lover- Victoria St.
Alexandria
idge
Sydney,
to La Perouse, vid
3
required
Jas. W. R. Taylor Ryde
1
main, to Post Offices, Balmaiu
and Rozelle
and from Post Office, Rozelle,
to Druuunoyne, Gladesville,
and Ryde
From Ryde to Gladesville
village
102
0 0 31 Dec., 1906
78
0 0 31 Dec., 190?
165
0 0 31 Dec., 190G
... j
Four times ) Cart between
a day
wharf,
4
1}
Six
6
Twice a
Stephen -
2
Twice a
ville, and
sulky, 1
G Jas. W. R. Taylor J Ryde ...
Meadow Bank Post Office and
1
7 Alfred J. Wigzell Ermingtou
Railway Station, Ryde, and Post
Offices, Erinington and Dundas
(including the clearance of
letter- receiver at Dundas Town
Hall)
Post Office, Ryde
5
Glades -
day
Four times
a day
Three times
a day
1
4
st., and
day
main, and Wharf, Stephen - street
Rookwood, Bankstown, and Upper
Bankstown
31 Dec., 1905
cart
4
l
90 0 0
...
Sulky or
From Gladesville to Drununoync
and Rozelle ; and
From Rozelle to Post Office, Bal -
... Rookwood
Six
14
31 Dec., 1907
horse
Four times Vehicle, I
a day
horse
5
90 0 0
cart, 1
a day, as
Sydney Railway Station. Red-
fern, Alexandria, North Botany,
Botany, Lower Botany, and
Coast Hospital ; and from La
Perouse to Lower Botany
From Wharf, Stephen street, Bal -
8 Henry Swete
Thrice or Pagnel
oftener
cart, 1
horse
daily
Three or Sulky or
four times village
2
I
horse, between
Gladesvine and
Hyde
Thrice or Coach ...
oftener
daily
4- wheeled
Twice a
coach, 1
day
or 2 horses
Twice a
Coach,
horses
day
2
60 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1006
45 0 0 31 Dec., 1906
60 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906
* From 1st January to 13th February, 1905, service performed once a week and subsidy payable at rate of £13 Hs. per annum.
1- Allowed L15 per annula additional for extra mail j'er week between Rowland's Creek and Terragon from ist January, 1905.
`it
N0. 17. -8th April, 1968
Ex Min. "9.
830
29th March, 1905.
NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATION,
AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE A REGULATION UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPH
ACT, 1901. PAYMENT OF POSTAGE BY THE
RECEIVER.
to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given
PURSUANT
(1). That His Excellency the Governor- General, acting
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, was, on
the 29th day of March, 1905, pleased to make a Provisional
Regu.ation (Payment of Postage by the Receiver) under
the Post and Telegraph Act, 1901, to come into operation
forthwith, which Provisional Regulation may be cited as
Statutory Rules, 1905, No. 24.
(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the date
of this notice, to make a Regulation (Payment of Postage
by the Receiver) under the Post and Telegraph Act, 1901,
and that the Provisional Regulation above- mentioned is
the draft of the proposed Regulation.
(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulation may be
at the price of threepence.
(4). That 'any representations or suggestions made in
writing by any person interested will be taken into consideration before finally settling the proposed Regulation.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Commonwealth datettt
Cards, Printed Papers; General Postal Regu'ationsMis.
eellaneous; Telegraphic Regulations Telegrams within the
Commonwealth Multiple Telegrams ; Telegrams available
for inspection Fees for search, &c.) ; under the Post and
Telegraph Act 1901, and that the Provisional Regulations
above mentioned are the draft of the proposed Regulations.
(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulations may be
(4). That any representations or suggestions made in
writing by any person interested will be taken into consideration before finally sctt'.ing the proposed Regulations.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Postmaster-Gcncral's Department,
5th April, 1905.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER FoR REPAIRS TO THE TELEGRAPH
LINE BETWEEN Mt'Nu1NUI AND TR1NKEY.
g T is hereby notified, for public information, that the
g tender of Mr. John McCaskcr, of l3oggabilla, has
been accepted for the performance of the undermentioned
work in connexion with repairs to the Telegraph Line be-
tween Mungindi and Trinkev at the following prices,
viz..
Supply and erection of about 143 28 -ft. wooden poles,
to replace existing poles, at 14s. per pole.
Supply and erection of about S new struts, at 4s. per
strut.
SYDNEY SMITH,
29t11 March, 1905.
Postmaster - Generad.
Ex Min. 12o.
NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULA'T'IONS,
AND OF THE IN'T'ENTION TO MAKE REGULA-
5th April, 1905.
TIONS UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPH
ACT, 19o1 BURGLAR ALARMS.
) URSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, no-
NEW SOUTH WALES.
r tice is hereby given
(r). That His Excellency the Governor- General, acting
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, vas, on
the 29t11 day of March, 1905, pleased to make Provisional
Regulations (Burglar Alarms) under the Post and Telegraph Act Igor, to come into operation forthwith, which
Provisional Regulations may be cited as Statutory Rules,
1905, No. 25.
(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the date
of this notice, to make Regulations (Burglar Alarms)
under the Post and Telegraph Act 1901, and that the Pro-
visional Regulations above - mentioned are the draft of the
proposed Regulations.
(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulations may be
(4). That any representations or suggestions made in
writing by any person interested will be taken into consideration before finally settling the proposed Regulations.
SYDNEY SMITH,
TENDERS FOR CARTAGE OF TELEGRAPH MATERIAL, ETC.
ENDERS will be received at the Office of the
91
l Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -pastDeputy
Two
p.m. on Wednesday, the 3rd May, next, from persons
desirous of contracting for the cartage of Telegraph Material, &c., within the City of Sydney and suburbs, for a
period of one year, from the it July, 1905.
Conditions of tender and contract, and other particulars,
may be obtained at the Office of the Clerk -in- charge of
Stores, 210 George - street North, Sydney.
Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster General, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for Cartage of
Telegraph Material." They may be deposited in the ten der-box at the General Post Office, Sydney, or sent by
post, in which latter case they should be registered.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Postmaster -G eiieral.
5th April, 1905.
5th April, 1905.
Ex. Min. 130.
AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULATIONS UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPH
POST
POSTAL REGULATIONS
ACT 1901.
CARDS, PRINTED PAPERS ; GENERAL POSTAL
TELEMISCELLANEOUS ;
REGULATIONS.
GRAPHIC REGULATIONS TELEGRAMS WITHIN
THE COMMONWEALTH =-- MULTIPLE TELEGRAMS ; TELEGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION FEES FOR SEARCH, &c.
to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given
PURSUANT
(r). That His Excellency the Governor - General, acting
with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, was, on
the 5th day of April, 1905, pleased to make Provisional
Regulations
(Postal Regulations Post Cards, Printed
Papers ; General Postal Regulations Miscellaneous ; Telegraphic Regulations Telegrams within the Commonwealth
Multiple Telegrams ; Telegrams available for Inspection
Fees for search, &c.) under the Post and Telegraph Act
1901, to come into operation forthwith, which Provisional
Regulations may be cited as Statutory Rules, 1905, No. 26.
(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the date of
this notice, to make Regulations(Postal Regulations Post
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.
SEALED Tenders, indorsed "'fender for Mails," are
invited, and will be received at the Office of the
Deputy Postmaster - General, Perth, until Noon on Tuesday, the 9th May, 1905, for the conveyance of the undermentioned mails for a term of one, two, or three years, at
the option of the Postmaster- General :
(1) From and to and to and from the Post Office,
Waverley and Canegrass, twice a week, by spring
vehicle.
(2) (Alternative to I). From and to and to and from
Canegrass and the Post Office at Waverley, twice
a week, by spring vehicle.
The contractor will be required to convey, without extra
cost to the Department, Parcels Post parcels up to eleven
(xi) pounds each in weight.
The arrival and departure of mails will be subject to
instructions from the Deputy Postmaster- General, Perth,
and liable to alteration at any time during the period of
contract.
Every tender must bear the bond fide signatures, duly
witnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible persons
willing to become bound for the due fulfilment of the
contract in a sum not exceeding the gross amount of the
tender, for the whole period over which it extends.
331
-Commonwealth Gazette
Every tender must be accompanied by the written consent, duly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen,
to execute the necessary bond for the due performance
of the contract in the event of such tender being accepted.
The successful tenderer must, if the amount of his tender exceeds ¿25, within seven days after the acceptance
thereof, deposit with the Receiver, General Post Office,
Perth, a sum equal to 5 per centum of the annual amount
of his tender up to ¿1,o0o, and 22 per centum on any
further amount beyond ¿r,000.
White labour only must be employed in the conveyance of mails.
No. 17. ---8th April, 1905
(2) That it is proposed to make Regulations under the
Defence Acts 1903 -1904, and that the Provisional
Regulations above mentioned are the Drafts of
the proposed Regulations.
(3) That conies of the Provisional Regulations may be
purchased at the Government Printing Office,
Melbourne, at the price of Threepence.
(4) That any representations or suggestions made in
writing by any person interested will be taken
into consideration before finally settling the proposed Regulations.
The rate of wages paid by the contractor and the
working conditions
J. W. McCAY,
Minister of State for Defence.
shall be those recognised in the
locality in which the work is performed.
The Postmaster- General reserves the right of terminat-
ing the contract at any time by giving three months'
notice to the contractor.
Special forms of tender, with conditions attached, may
be obtained gratuitously upon application to the Deputy
Postmaster - General, Perth, or at any Post Office in the
State, and no tender will be .entertained unless on the
prescribed ford'.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender.
Where tenders are submitted through the post, they
should be under registered .cover..__
SYDNEY SMITH,
5th April, 1go5.
VICTORIA.
MANAGEMENT OF POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ORBOST.
Department of Defence,
21st March, rgo5.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.- QUEENSLAND.
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF UNIFORìr CLOTHING, KIT,
AND NECESSARIES.
TENDERS for the supply of Uniform Clothing, Kit,
and Necessaries (including blankets, kit boxes, sheets,
and spurs) for the Royal Australian Artillery, will be received by the Deputy- Assistant Quartermaster - General,
Victoria Barracks, Petrie- terrace, Brisbane, up to Twelve
o'clock noon on the 17th April, 1905.
Forms of tender and full particulars obtainable at the
Ordnance Department
:
New South Wales George- street,
Sydney.
Circular Quay,
Victoria St. Kilda -road, Melbourne.
Queensland Petrie - terrace, Brisbane.
South Australia District Staff Office, Adelaide.
Western Australia District Staff Office, Perth.
Tasmania District Staff Office, Hobart.
FFERS will be received at the Office of the Deputy
ROBERT COLLINS,
Secretary, Department of Defence.
take the management of the Post and Telegraph Office,
Orbost, for a period of three years.
The successful applicant will be required to perform all
duties in connexion with the Post and Telegraph Office,
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
QUEENSLAND.
inesday,Postmaster
- General, Melbourne, until Noon on Wed 26th April, 1905, from persons willing to underMoney Order Office, Savings Bank, Telephone Bureau, deliver Telegram's, and renew all batteries when necessary,
for which an allowance of 135 per annum will be paid.
The business must be conducted in the present Post Office building, use of which will be granted to the successful applicant free of rent and taxes (sanitary and water
rates excepted).
The Telegraph business to be carried on under the Morse
system.
An assurance guarantee of ¿zoo will be required, the
premium being deducted by the Department from the al-
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF BLUE UNIFORM CLOTHING FOR
THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY.
TENDERS for the supply of Blue Uniform Clothing
j- for the Royal Australian Artillery will be received
by the Deputy Assistant Quartermaster- General, Victoria
Barracks, Petrie - terrace, Brisbane, up to Twelve o'clock
noon on the 17th April, 1go5.
Forms of tender and full particulars are obtainable at
the said office.
lowance.
ROBERT COLLINS,
Detailed specifiations of the requirements may be seen
at the Post Offices at Bairnsdale, Sale, and Orbost, and
also at the office of the Senior Inspector, General Post
Office, Melbourne, where full particulars may be obtained.
Offers to be indorsed " Offers for management of Post.
and Telegraph Office, Orlíost," and addressed to the Deputy
Postmaster- General, Merourne. They may be deposited
in the tender -box at the Gene.ral Post Office, Melbourne,
,or, if sent by post, must be prepaid and registered.
SYDNEY SMITH,
Melbourne, 23rd March,
NOTICE OF TARGET PRACTICE.
TARGET Practice will be carried on by the Royal Australian Artillery, Victoria, from the undermentioned
Forts, from the 1st to the 30111 of April, 1905, between the
hours of g a.m. and 5 p.m. :
Fort.
Queenscliff
Melbourne, 29th March, 1go5.
AND OF 'rl-lE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULATIONS UNDER THE DEFENCE ACTS 1903 -1904.
(AMENDMENT
OF THE FINANCIAL AND ALLOWANCE REGULATIONS FOR THE MILITARY FORCES, PART VI.- ALLOWANCES.)
PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice
is hereby given- (1) That His Excellency the Governor - General, acting
with 'the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
was, on the twenty -ninth day of March, 1905,
pleased ±o make Provisional Regulations, under
the Defence Acts x903 -1904, to come into operation forthwith., which
Regulations
may be cited as Statutory Rules, 1905, No. 22.
C.1940. ---E
1905.
.
Direction of Target.
... S.S.W. and S.E. by E.
Crow's Nest
... S. by E.
Swan Island ...
N.E. and S.W.
Swan Island Land Range N.
Nepean
Eagle's Nest
Franklin
...
South Channel
Gellibrx nd ...
...
...
...
N. and N.E.
N.E.
N.
W.
N.E. and S.W.
AlI Forts fróm which Practice is carried on will fly a
red flag from the masthead of Flagstaff. All Ships and
Boats should be kept at a distance of at least Soo yards to
the left ami 1 mile to the right of the line of fire from á
distance of 6,000 yards from the Battery, in accordance
with Part VI., Defence Act No. 20, 1903. The occupants
of buildings, in the vicinity of the guns, should open all
doors and windows, and take necessary precautions to make
their property secure from concussion.
J. CLARENCE HAWKER, Major,
O.C., R.A.A., Victoria.
Conimonwealtli Gazette
332
No. 17.---8th April, 1905
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED (Series 1904 -5).
o
A
d
T.
Charged against
Vote or Fund.
Name for Approval.
Amount.
Particulars.
Authority.
d
en
£ 8. d.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
238 Saddle- trees, steel arch, pat352
...
353
tern 1902, medium, at £1 5s.
297 10 0
tern 1902, medium, at 21 5s.
166 5
each
133 Saddle- trees, steel arch, pat-
Item 1
t
each
Item 2. -660 Saddle- trees, steel arch, pat tern 1902, large, at £15s. each
Item 3. -56 Saddle- trees, steel arch, for l
355
Item 4. -90 Saddle- trees, iron arch, for
drivers' saddles, Transport
Harness, at £1 5s. each
3G9
370
371
372
--
373
374
375
377
378
379
Coffee
Chaffed
...
...
...
...
...
...
}
...
...
...
...
Hay ...
II
It
'I
t'
If
per ton
per bush.
18
1 16 0
per hour
026
One-horse Spring Dray or Lorry,
per diem (of 10 hours)
and driver ...
per tin
...
Tinned Meats, assorted
H
...
Tinned Fish, salmon ..
Tinned Fish, herrings, fresh
Tinned Fish, herrings, kippered
Firewood, mallee
Firewood, guru
6
One -horse Spring Dray or Lorry,
...
...
and driver ...
...
...
C. R. Mills ...
...
...
...
&c.
}
Approved
J. W. McCay,
of
Minister
Sub-
State for De
Camps of Training
Approved J. W. McCay
o
Minister
Division 6.
division 1
27t1
fence,
March, 1905
)
}J.
Four Horses and Lorry, with
...
Barry -lane,
bourne
M,el-
0 0 3 }w. Kither
O O 3'
009
002
F. Wilson and Co.
O O 11
000
O 010
250
0 1 0 H. Knox and Co.
023
0 0 0¡.
Mack and Son
800
u
...
..
Bran
n
...
Crushed Oats ...
per lb.
...
Vegetables
per ton
...
Potatoes
Three Horses and Lorry, with
...
driver
driver
New,
Additions,
Works, Buildings,
Co.,
Rates.
u
...
87 15 0
00
O03
per lb.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
and
)
EASTER CAMPS OF TRAINING, 1905. SOUTH
AUSTRALIA.
...
Bread
...
Beef, fresh
Beef, corned ...
Mutton, fresh ...
...
Tea ...
...
Sugar...
Pepper, white...
...
Salt
Edwards
Waggon l 70 0 0
luggage saddles, at 19s. 6d. each
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
0
00
825
354
1
0 15 0
005
00
00
n
per ton
...
and Schools of
Instruction
.
State for De
fence, tn
29t1
March, 1905
}H. Graves and Co. ...
)
L. Conrad ...
6376
F. Wilson and Co.
4
O 17 0
J. Thomas ...
0 13 0
H
...
l
006
,'
...
.» )
ROBERT COLLINS,
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED. (Series 1905 -6.)
zó
Name for ApprovaL
Rate.
Particulars.
d
1!,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
s.
Charged against Vote or
Fund.
Authority.
d.
Period of Contract front 1st March 1905, to
30th June, 1906.
380
Great Coats, khaki cloth, waterproof,
complete, mounted pattern, with arm
1 9 11
.
title badges, each
381
Great Coats, khaki cloth, waterproof,
complete, dismounted pattern, with arm
title badges, each
179
I
Approved
1
I Wallace Hirst and
iCo., Logan - road
Mills, Brisbane
Subdivision 1
Item 1
...
Division 161
J. W. McC
Minister
State for
]
2
fence.
March, 1905
ROBERT COLLINS,
Secretary, Department of Defence
333
cvmmonwealth Gazette
isTo. i7._ Stli April, i905:
Melbourne, Ist April, 1905,
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
CONTRACT EXTENDED.
Reference to Gazette.
21st March, 1902, p. 167
Particulars of Contract.
...
District.
Extension.
Supply of Clothing, &c., for Submarine New South Wales
Mining Company (Permanent Section),
Australian Engineers
...
From 31st December,
1904, to 31st December, 1905
ROBERT COLLINS,
Painted and Published for the GOVERNMEZ *ZT of the COBiMONwEALTH of Artsmu
Government Printer for the State of Victoria.
,
by ROBT, S; BEAM
--

No 17, 8 April 1905 - Federal Register of Legislation

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