{"id":"wa-local:east-fremantle-town-of-town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law","name":"Town of East Fremantle Keeping of Poultry By-law","slug":"town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law","collection":"local_law","jurisdiction":"wa","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":437984,"registerId":"wa-local:east-fremantle-town-of-town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law-pdf-1775954601766","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-12","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor","content":"1 By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor\nin and ever the State of Western Australia and its\nUNDER section 2 of the Western Australian Tripartite\nLabour Consultative Council Act 1983, I, the Governor, act\ning with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do\nhereby fix the day on which this proclamation is published\nin the Government Gazette as the day on which the Western\nAustralian Tripartite Labour Consultative Council Act 1983\nshall come into operation.\nP. M’C. DOWDING,\nMinister for Industrial Relations.\nGOD SAVETHEQUEEN\nGovernnr.\nActs Amendment and Repeal Water Authorities Act 1985.\nBy His Eocellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor\nin and over the State of Western Australia and its\nUNDER section 2 of the Acts Amendment and Repeal\nWater Authorities Act 1985, I, the Governor, acting with\nthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby\nfix 1 July 1985 as the day on which the Acts Amendment\nand Repeal Water Authorities Act 1985 shall come into\noperation.\nMinister for Water Resources.\nGOD SAVETHEQUEEN\nGovernnr.\nWater Authority Act 1984\n1 By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor\nin and over the State of Western Australia and its\nDependencies in the Commnnwealth of Australia.\nUNDER section 2 of the Water Authority Act 1984, I, the\nGovernor, acting with the advice and consent of the Execu\ntive Council, do hereby fix 1 July 1985 as the day on which\nthe Water Authority Act 1984 shall come into operation.\nMinister for Water Resources\nGovernn,.\nBy His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governnr\n5 in and over the State of Western Australia and its\nDependencies in the Commonwealth ot Australia.\nWestern Australian Meat Industry Authority\nAmendment Act 1982.\nUNDER section 2 of the Western Australian Meat Industry\nAuthority Amendment Act 1982, I, the Governor, acting\nwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do\nhereby fix the day on which this proclamation is published\nin the Government Gazette as the day on which the Western\nAustralian Meat Authority Amendment Act 1982 shall come\ninto operation.\nState, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985.\nGORDON REID.\nL.S.J\n40761 -1\nGODSAVETHEQUEEN\n\n","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"1932","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1932 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nActs Amendment Western Australian Meat Industry\nAuthority Act 1984.\n1, By His Excellency Prufessor Gordon Reid, Governor\n5 in and over the State of Western Australia and ifs\nUNDER section 2 of the Acts Amendment Western\nAustralian Meat Industry Authority Act 1984, I, the\nGovernor, acting with the advice and consent of the Execu\ntive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this procla\nmation is published in the Government Gazette as the day\non which the Acts Amendment Western Australian Meat\nIndustry Authority Act 1984 shall come into operation.\nState, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985.\nTransport Amendment Act 1985.\nBy His Excellency Profesvor Gordon Reid, Governor\n5 in and over the State of Western Australia and ils\nDependencies in Ihe Commonwealth of Australia.\nUNDER section 2 of the Transport Amendment Act 1985, I,\nthe Gov’ernor, acting with the advice and consent of the\nExecutive Council, do hereby fix the day on which this\nproclamation is published in the Government Gazette as the\nday on which the Transport Amendment Act 1985 shall\ncome into operation.\nBy His Excelleflcy’s Command,\nJULIAN GRILL,\nMain Roads Act 1930-1982.\nDeclaration of a Road that shall cease to be a Main Road.\n1, By His Eucellency Professor Gordon Reid, Governor\n5 in and over the State of Western Australia and its\nDependencies in the Cvmmoewealth xl Australia.\nMRD 85/9-37.\nWHEREAS by section 13 of the Main Roads Act 1930-1982,\nit is provided that the Governor may, on the\nrecommendation of the Commissioner, by proclamation de\nclare that any section or part of a road shall cease to be a\nHighway or shall cease to be a Main Road; and whereas the\nCommissioner has recommended that the road section\ndelineated on the plan specified in Schedule 1 hereto shall\ncease to be a Main Road.\nTherefore, I, the Governor and acting with the advice and\nconsent of the Executive Council, in exercise of the powers\nconferred by section 13 of the Main Roads Act 1930-1982,\nand pursuant to the said recommendations do hereby de\nclare the road section delineated on the plan and as gener\nally described in Schedule 1 hereto shall cease to be a Main\nRoad.\nGiven under my \"and and the Public Seal of the said\nState at Pertn, this 21st day of May 1985.\nJ. F. GRILL,\nGO! SAVE THE QUEEN\nRoad that shall cease to be a Main Road.\nAs\nMain Road Route\nNo. Local Authority Location of Route Delineated\non Plan\nNo.\nMidland-\nGoomalling Rd M26 Shire of Toodyay The\nre old\nalign section of road replaced by\ned section of road. the 7622-612-1\nAT a Meeting of the Executive Council held in the Execu\ntive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 4th day of June, 1985,\nthe following Orders in Council were authorised to be\nissued:-\nLand Act 1933.\nORDER IN COUNCIL.\nFile No. 1026/61.\nWHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is made\nlawful for the Governor to direct that any Reserve shall vest\nin and be held by any person or persons to be named in the\norder in trust for the like or other public purposes to be\nspecified in such order: And whereas it is deemed expedient\nthat Reserve No. 24633 Esperance Location 1559 and\nCoomalbidgup Lot 27 should vest in and be held by the\nShire of Esperance in trust for the purpose of \"Water and\nStopping Place for Travellers\". Now, therefore, His Excel\nlency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of\nthe Executive Council, does hereby direct that the\nbeforementioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by the\nShire of Esperance in trust for the purpose aforesaid, sub\nject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section 37\nof the said Act.\nFile No. 4324/54V2.\nWHEREAS by section 34B1 of the Land Act 1933, it is\nmade lawful for the Governor to revoke an Order in Council\nissued pursuant to section 33 of that Act. And whereas by\nOrder in Council dated 1 October 1980 Reserve 28456 was\nvested in the Shire of Halls Creek in trust for the purpose of\n\"Caravan Park\" with power, subject to the approval in\nwriting of the Minister for Lands and Surveys being first\nobtained, to lease the whole or any portion thereof for any\nterm not exceeding twenty-one 21 years from the date of\nthe lease.\nNow, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with\nthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby\ndirects that the beforementioned Order in Council be\nrevoked and the Vesting Order cancelled accordingly.\n[L.S.l\n[L.S.1\nSchedule 1.\nLand Act 1933.\nORDER IN COUNCIL.\nClerk of the Council. B. J. BEGGS,\n\n","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"7","sectionType":"section","heading":"June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1933","content":"7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1933\nRURAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE ACT 1976-1982. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1971.\nIT is hereby notified that the maximum amount which the Notice of Exemption of Charitable Body.\nTreasurer may guarantee under section 12 of the Rural\nHousing Assistance Act 1976-1982 during the period com-\nmencing the first day of July 1985 and ending the thirtieth\nday of June 1986 is the sum of five million dollars\n$5 000 000.\nNOTICE is hereby given under the provisions of section\n103 of the Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act, that the Aborigi\nnal Advancement Council of WA. Inc. is declared to be\nexempt for the purposes of section 101k of the Act, in\nrelation to its charitable objects.\nBRIAN BURKE, Dated 27 May 1985.\nBRIAN BURKE,\nPremier. Acting Minister for Budget Management.\nFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY ACT 1983.\nFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS\nNo. 3 1985.\nCitotion atsd 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Financial Institutions Duty\nprincipal regx- Amendment Regulations No. 3 1985.a toov 2 In these regulations, the Financial Institutions Duty Regulations 1984* are\nreferred to as the principal regulations.\nCommence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 17 June 1985.\nRegulation 5 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph a of\namended. subregulation 2 by inserting-\na after \"Supporting parent’s benefit,\" the following-\nUnemployment benefit, Sickness benefit, Special benefit, \";\nand\nb after \"Family income supplement,\" the following-\nSheltered Employment allowance, \".\nPohIivhed ix the Grwerxtmex,t Gazette on 20 January 198-I at pp. 12-128 and amended frxm time to time thereafter.\nFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY ACT 1983.\nFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY AMENDMENT\nREGULATIONS No.4 1985.\nCitation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Financial Institutions Duty\nprincipal regx- Amendment Regulations No. 4 1985.a ton. 2 In these regulations, the Financial Institutions Duty Regulations 1984* are\nreferred to as the principal regulations.\nCommence 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 10 June 1985.\nRegulotion s 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended by inserting after\namended. subregulation 2 the following subregulation-\n","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"3","sectionType":"section","heading":"A receipt by a bank to the credit of a clearing account kept on","content":"3 A receipt by a bank to the credit of a clearing account kept on\nbehalf of a financial institution under an agreement between the bank\nand that financial institution where the clearing account is held solely for\nthe purpose of clearing cheques drawn by the customers of the financial\ninstitution is prescribed under section 104r of the Act as a receipt to\nwhich the Act does not apply. \".\nvp,thlishOd in the Gos’entxnent Gazette on 20 Jattoary 1984 at pp. 126-128 arid amended from time to time thereafter.\nSTAMP ACT 1921.\nSTAMP AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.31985.\nCitation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Stamp Amendment Regulations\nNo. 31985.\nCommence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day that is the\nment. appointed day within the meaning of section 108 of the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"1934","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1934 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nRegs. t2B and 3. After regulation 12A of the Stamp Regulations 1979* the following regu\nt2C inserted. lations are inserted-\nMaximum num- \" 12B. For the purposes of section 111G of the Act the maximum number\nher ofickets of tickets that may be in one batch shall be 3 000.red. 12C. 1 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the\nmaintained Act shall maintain-under Part\n.\nIVAA. a a record in which there shall be recorded in respect of all tickets\nobtained by the licensed supplier-\ni the name of the person from whom the tickets were\nobtained;\nii the day on which the tickets were obtained;\niii the number of batches obtained;\niv the number of tickets in each batch;\nv the face value of the tickets in each batch;\nvi the series number of the tickets in each batch; and\nb a record in which there shall be recorded in respect of all tickets\nsupplied by the licensed supplier-\ni the name of the person to whom the tickets were sup\nplied;\nii the day on which the tickets were supplied;\niii the number of batches supplied;\niv the number of tickets in each batch;\nv the face value of the tickets in each batch;\nvi the series number of the tickets in each batch.\n","sortOrder":4},{"sectionNumber":"2","sectionType":"section","heading":"A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act","content":"2 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act\nshall maintain a stock card in respect of each kind of ticket that has been\nobtained by, or supplied by, the licensed supplier showing-\na the face value of tickets of that kind;\nand\nb the number of tickets of that kind that comprises a batch,\nand setting out in respect of all tickets of that kind obtained by, or\nsupplied by him, all of the other particulars referred to in subregulation\n1a and b and a running total of the number of batches of tickets of\nthat kind currently in the possession of the licensed supplier.\n3 For the purposes of subregulation 2 tickets are of the same kind\nwhere-\na the tickets have the same face value and are identical if regard is\nnot had to-\ni the series number; or\nii the concealed portion that is to be exposed in the course\nof conducting a continuing lottery; and\nb the batch of which each ticket is a part comprises the same\nnumber of tickets.\n","sortOrder":5},{"sectionNumber":"4","sectionType":"section","heading":"A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act and","content":"4 A person who is a licensed supplier under Part IVAA of the Act and\nreceives from a person from whom he has obtained tickets any invoice in\nrespect of such tickets shall keep every such invoice for 5 years after the\ntickets were so obtained. \".\n*published in the Government Gazette on 7 December 1979 at pp. 3780-3787 and amended from time tx time thereafter.\nVALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978.\nVALUATION OF LAND AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1985.\nCitation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Valuation of Land Amendment\nprincipal regu- Regulations 1985.\nlattons 2 In these regulations the Valuation of Land Regulations 1979* are referred\nto as the principal regulations.\nCommence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 1 July 1985.\nmerit.\nReg. 5 amended. 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended in subregulation 1-\na by deleting \"$38.50\" and substituting the following-\n\" $40.00 \"; and\nb by deleting \"$18\" and substituting the following-\n\" $20.00 \".\nnpubliohed in the Government Gazette on 6 April 1979 at p. 928 and amended from time to time thereafter.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1935\nCrown Law Department,\nlency the Governor in Executive Council has:-\nApproved of the following appointment to the Com\nmission of the Peace for the State of Western Australia:-\nMargaret Joan McCutcheon of ii Currall Street,\nNarembeen and T.A.B. Agency, 2 Currall Street,\nNarembeen.\nD. G. DOIG,\nUnder Secretary for Law.\n8. Whilst every care has been taken in the compilation of\nthis Catalogue and Auctioneers and/or Vendors accept\nNO RESPONSIBILITY for any misdescription and\nmake no warranty whatsoever. Measurements and\nquantities shown are approximate and intended only as\na guide to prospective purchasers.\n9. Payment strictly on fall of hammer.\n10. All intending purchasers must register their name and\naddress with the clerk prior to the sale commencing. No\nbids will be accepted from persons who are not\nregistered.\nBidding will only be by the numbers issued.\nLot; Particulars.\nPRISONS ACT 1981.\nTHE following unclaimed property will be sold by Public\nAuction at the Property Tracing Section, Police Complex,\nClarkson Road, Maylands on 18 June, 1985 immediately\nfollowing the Police Auction.\nCONDITIONS OF SALE\n1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser.\n2. The Vendor shall have the right to bid by the Auctioneer\nor the Vendor’s Agent for any lot offered.\n3. The Auctioneer may, without giving any reason, there\nfore, refuse to accept the bid of any person or persons\nand may decline the offer for any lot or withdraw any\nlot or lots from the sale.\n4. Should any dispute arise as to any bid, the relevant lot or\nlots may at the option of the Auctioneer be put up\nagain and resold.\n5. No allowance or refunds will be made nor will any buyer\nbe permitted to reject any lot on the ground that it is\nnot correctly described in the Catalogue; the said lots\nare to be taken with all faults if any and will be at the\nBuyer’s risk on the fall of the hammer.\n6. All goods which have been paid for in full must be re\nmoved by the purchaser at the purchaser’s expense by\nthe close of the sale.\n7. Time shall be the essence of the sale of any lot.\nP.1-2 x Radio Cassettes, 2 x Head Phones.\nP.2-3 x Radio Cassettes, 3 x Head Phones.\nP.3-3 x Radio Cassettes, 3 x Head Phones, 1 x Power\nConvertor.\nP.4.-i x Radio Cassette, 2 x Cassette Players, 3 x Head\nPhones, 1 x Power Convertor.\nP.5.-2 x Cassette Box, 1 x Electric Shaver, 21 x Cassette\nTapes Assorted.\nP.6.-i x Bull Worker, 1 x Box Miscellaneous Items, 5 x\nPlastic Models Motorcycles, 1 x Set Darts.\nP.7.-i x Box Leatherwork Tools Assorted.\nP.8.-i x Box Miscellaneous Items Electric Fan, Thermos\nFlask.\nP.9.-i x Polaroid E100 Land Camera, 3 x Thermos Flasks,\n1 x Electric Jug.\nP.10.-7 x Pocket Radios.\nP.11-6 x Pocket Radios.\nP.12-7 x Pocket Radios.\nP.13-2 x Guitars, 1 x Battery Operated Pin Ball Machine,\n1 x B/W National Portable TV, 1 x Guitar Strap.\nP14.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery.\nP.15.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery. Necklaces and\nPendants.\nP.16.-i x Tray Miscellaneous Jewellery. Earrings.\nP.i7.-7 x Watches assorted.\nP.18-3 x Rosary Beads, 3 x White Metal Ingots, 7 x White\nMetal Chains some broken.\nP.19.-iO x Watches Assorted.\nP.20-14 x White Metal Rings, ii x Yellow Metal Rings.\nELECTORAL AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1985.\nCitation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Electoral Amendment Regulations\nCommence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day on which the Acts\nment. Amendment and Repeal Disqualification for Parliament Act 1984 comes into\noperation.\n3. The Electoral Act Regulations 19492 are amended by inserting after regu\nlation 57 the following heading and regulation-\n58. 1 In this regulation, unless the contrary intention appears-\n\"election\" means a Legislative Council election or Legislative As\nsembly election;\n\"election period\", in relation to a candidate in an election, means the\nperiod commencing when the nomination of that candidate is\nlodged and ending when-\na that nomination is withdrawn; or\nb that candidate or another candidate is declared elected to\nthe Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly, as the\ncase may be; or\nc the Chief Electoral Officer, during the counting of the\nvotes, certifies as he is hereby authorized to do that that\ncandidate has no prospect or being elected,\nwhichever occurs first;\n\"member\" in relation to a prescribed body means-\na any member of the body whether known asa member,\ncommissioner, councillor, trustee, director or by any other\ntitle;\nELECTORAL ACT 19071\nHeading and\nrngulatixn 58\ninserted.\nRequirement for\nCertain Candi\ndates Lx take\nLeave of Ab\nsence during\nElection.\nO As amended by the Acts Amendment and Repeal Dioqualification for Parliament Act 1984.\n2 Reprinted in the Government Gazette on 31 August 1982 at pp. 3503-3554 and amended from time to time thereafter.\n\n","sortOrder":6},{"sectionNumber":"1936","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nb any deputy, alternate or acting member or the body,\nand includes a person holding the office of chairman or presi\ndent or any other office on the body;\n\"prescribed body\" means a commission, council, board, committee or\nother body mentioned in Part 3 of Schedule V to the Consti\ntution Acts Amendment Act 1899;\n\"public employee\" means a person who holds any office or place\nmentioned in Part 2 of Schedule V to the Constitution Acts\nAmendment Act 1899.\n2 A public employee who nominates as a candidate in an election\nshall take leave of absence from employment as a public employee, such\nleave to commence not later than the working day next following the day\non which the election period commences and to end not earlier than the\nday on which the election period ends or, if that day is not a working day,\nthe working day next preceding that day.\n3 Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act under which a\npublic employee is appointed or employed-\na the employee is hereby authorized to apply for and take; and\nb the employer of the employee is hereby authorized to grant,\nleave of absence that is required to be taken under subregulation 2.\n4 Leave of absence taken by a public employee under subregulation\n2 shall be taken without pay except to the extent that the employee has\nan accrued entitlement to, and applies for, leave of absence with pay.\n","sortOrder":7},{"sectionNumber":"5","sectionType":"section","heading":"A member of a prescribed body who nominates as a candidate in an","content":"5 A member of a prescribed body who nominates as a candidate in an\nelection shall not at any time during the election period attend any\nmeeting of the body, or perform any function or duty as a member of the\nbody, or receive any salary, fees, allowances, expenses or other remuner\nation as a member of the body.\n","sortOrder":8},{"sectionNumber":"6","sectionType":"section","heading":"The inability of a member of a prescribed body to-","content":"6 The inability of a member of a prescribed body to-\na attend a meeting of the body; or\nb perform a function or duty as a member of the body,\nwithout contravening subregulation 5 shall be sufficient cause for a duly\nappointed or elected deputy as alternate of that member to attend the\nmeeting or perform the duty or function, as the case may require.\n7 Where a member of a prescribed body-\na is absent from a meeting of the body; or\nb fails to perform a function or duty as a member of the body,\nin compliance with subregulation 5, that absence or failure shall be\ndisregarded for the purposes of any enactment under which the member\nmay vacate or be removed from his office as a member by reason of\nabsence from meetings or neglect of duty. \".\nG. PEARCE,\nHEALTH ACT 1911 AS AMENDED.\nHealth Department of W.A.,\nPerth, 27 May 1985.\nPHD 619/63.\nTHE appointment of Mr. Harry E. Francis as a Relief\nHealth Surveyor meat and James L. Sherman as a Health\nSurveyor to the Shire of Busselton for the period effective\nfrom 6 May 1985 to 6 October 1985 is approved.\nPublic Health and Scientific\nSupport Services.\nOPTOMETRISTS ACT 1940\nPHD 78/71 ExCo 1530\nHIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council has\nappointed, pursuant to section 5 of the Optometrists Act\n1940 as amended Mr Roger Mackney as Chairman of the\nOptometrists Registration Board for the remainder of the\nterm expiring on 30 November 1985 vice Mrs A. Kennedy\nresigned.\nPublic Health and Scientific Support Services.\nHEALTH ACT 1911.\nPHD 613/84 Ex Co 1538.\nHIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council, has\nwaived payment of the fee required under section 2171 of\nthe Health Act 1911 in respect of the registration of the\npersons named in the Schedule hereunder as Analysts under\nthe Act.\nCharles Ivan Russo.\nBethwyn Allen.\nPublic Health and Scientific Support Services.\nHOSPITALS ACT 1927-1984.\nMT 1.9.\nHIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council has\nbeen pleased to appoint under the provisions of the Hospi\ntals Act 1927-1984 Mr K. J. Pratt as a member of the\nPlantagenet District Hospital Board for the period ending\n","sortOrder":9},{"sectionNumber":"30","sectionType":"section","heading":"September 1986, vice Mr C. Thompson, resigned.","content":"30 September 1986, vice Mr C. Thompson, resigned.\nW. D. ROBERTS,\nCommissioner of Health.\n\n7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1937\nHOSPITALS ACT 1927-1984.\nRV 1.9.\npleased to appoint under the provisions of the Hospitals Act\n1927-1984-\na Mr B. A. Gregory, vice Mr K. J. Barker resigned;\nb Mrs J. M. Field,\nas members of the Ravensthorpe District Hospital Board\nfor the period ending 30 September 1986.\nW. D. ROBERTS,\nCommissioner of Health.\nHEALTH ACT 1911 AS AMENDED.\nTown of East Fremantle.\nWHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act 1911, as amended, a Local Authority\nmay make or adopt by-laws, and may later amend or repeal any by-law so made or adopted,\nnow, therefore the Town of East Fremantle, being a Local Authority within the meaning of\nthe Act, and having adopted the Model By-laws described as Series \"A\" as published in the\nGovernment Gazette on 17 July 1963, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said by\nlaws shall be amended as follows:-\nPart i-General Sanitary Provisions.\nBy-law 29A is repealed and substituted with the following by-law.\nKeeping of Poultry.\n29A 1 On and after 1 July 1985 an occupier of premises shall not keep or permit to be\nkept poultry on any premises occupied by him within the area described in sub-by-law\n2 of this by-law except under and in compliance with the following conditions:-\na The occupier is registered with the local authority as a keeper of poultry and the\npremises are also registered;\nb The occupier has paid to the local authority a registration fee of $10.00;\nc Subject to k, the maximum number of poultry that can be kept on any\nproperty does not exceed 10 and their density does not exceed one bird of each\nspecies per 100 m2\nd Subject to k, the poultry do not include any roosters;\ne The occupier has provided galvanised wire or asbestos enclosures to a height of\n1.8 metres for the keeping of poultry and the birds are kept therein at all times;\nf The occupier does not keep any poultry within 7.0 metres of any dwelling house;\ng The occupier does not keep any poultry within i.2 metres from the boundary of\nthe adjoining property unless the boundary fence is constructed of asbestos,\nbrick or masonry and the applicant obtains the consent of the adjoining lands\nowners;\nh The occupier does not keep any poultry within 18.0 metres from any street or\nroad except in the case of corner properties when the distance shall be nine 9.0\nmetres;\ni All enclosures within which poultry are kept are maintained in a clean con\ndition;\nj The property is occupied by a single dwelling house only. Properties occupied\nby a duplex, group and multiple housing or non-residential building may not\nkeep any poultry;\nk Council may grant special approval to enable a person to keep poultry other\nthan as required by these by-laws, where the applicant is a bone fide member of\nany incorporated poultry breeders organisation and is subject to the control of\nsuch an organisation.\n2 This by-law operates and has effect in the whole of the district of the local\nauthority.\n3 The local authority may refuse any application for registration, revoke any regis\ntration or refuse to renew any registration for non compliance with the aforementioned\nby-law requirements in accordance with section 357 of the Health Act 1911 as\nPassed by resolution of the Town of East Fremantle at a meeting held on 18 February 1985.\nDated this 25th day of February, 1985.\nThe Common Seal of the Town of East Fremantle\nwas hereunto affixed by authorty of a resolution\nof the Council in the presence of-\nI. G. HANDCOCK,\nM. G. COWAN,\n\n","sortOrder":10},{"sectionNumber":"1938","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1938 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nHEALTH ACT 1911.\nHEALTH MEAT INSPECTION AND BRANDING\nAMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 21985.\nMADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on the advice of the Food and\nDrug Advisory Committee.\nCitation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Health Meat Inspection and\nBranding Amendment Regulations No. 2 1985.\nPrincipal regu- 2. In these regulations the Health Meat Inspection and Branding Regu\nlations. lations 1950*, are referred to as the principal regulations.\nReg. 5 amended. 3. Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended by inserting in the\nappropriate alphabetical position the following-\nFitzroy Crossing-Urabi Location 19.\nSclxedule A 4. Schedule A to the principal regulations is amended by inserting, at the end,\namended, the following brand-\nDERBY/WEST KIMBERLEY \".\nSchedule B 5. Schedule B to the principal regulations is amended by inserting in their\namended, appropriate alphabetical position, the following-\nDerby/West Kimberley Health District.\nSerpentine-Jarrahdale Health District. \".\nSchedule C 6. Schedule C to the principal regulations is amended in Table 2 under the\namended, heading \"Local Authorities to which the scales apply-\" in Scale M, by inserting\nin the appropriate alphabetical position the following-\nShire of Derby/West Kimberley \".\nvpublished in the Governotent Gazette on 30 October t972 at pp. 3967398t and amended from time to time therafter.\nNOISE ABATEMENT ACT 1972.\nNOISE ABATEMENT NOISE LABELLING OF EQUIPMENT\nREGULATIONS 1985.\nCitation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Noise Abatement Noise Labelling of\nEquipment Regulations 1985.\nInterpretation. 2. In these regulations unless the contrary intention apears-\n\"equipment\" means an item of equipment described in Schedule 1;\n\"Mean Sound Level\" means that level defined as the Mean Sound Level\nin-\na AS2221 Part 1 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of\nAirborne Sound Emitted by Compressor/Primemover Units; or\nb AS2221 Part 2 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of\nAirborne Sound Emitted by Pneumatic Tools and Machines,\nas the case may be.\nEquipment to 3. A person shall not sell, supply or offer for sale, equipment-\nbe labelled. a the manufacture of which is completed; or\nb which is imported into the State for the purpose of sale,\non or after 1 July 1985, and which has not been sold or which has been sold but\nonly for the purpose of resale, unless there is securely affixed to it in a conspicu\nous position, a durable label which-\nC accords with the label description;\nd displays the Mean Sound Level which will not be exceeded by the unit\nwhen tested in accordance with paragraph b;\ne displays the Noise Category determined from the table in paragraph\nc,\nof the item relating to that equipment in Schedule 2.\n\n7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1939\nLabel to be 4. A person shall not attach a label to any equipment in accordance with these\ncorrect, regulations, unless the information on that label is correct in relation to that\npiece of equipment.\nEquipment not 5. A person shall not alter a piece of equipment which has affixed to it a label\nto be altered, in accordance with these regulations, so that the sound level of the equipment\nexceeds the relevant Mean Sound Level.\nInspection of 6. Where an inspector requests to inspect a piece of equipment, or to be\nequipment, supplied with information relating to a piece of equipment, or both, a person\nshall produce the equipment for inspection, forthwith, and supply any relevant\ninformation, in writing, within 14 days of the request.\nSchedule 1.\nEquipment.\n1. \"Mobile Air Compressor\"-Any air compressor not permanently fixed in a certain\nlocation and capable of being registered under the Road Traffic Act 1974 as a trailer or\nvehicle for movement on public roads.\n2. \"Pavement Breaker\"-An air-powered device capable of being manually lifted and\nmaneouvered by a single operator for the purpose of breaking up rock, concrete and other\nsimilar substances, and usually attached by a flexible hose to a mobile compressor.\nSchedule 2.\n1. Mobile Air Compressor-\na The Notice Category and the Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be displayed on a\nlabel-\ni with dimensions 30 cm x 21 cm;\nii having a permanent clearly visible black legend on a white or translucent\nbackground;\niii with a format, lettering and numbering size which shall approximate the\nrelative scale of the format, lettering and numbering size given in the follow\ning example-\nNoise Category\nKeep Doors Closed\n69 dBA at 7 metres\nwhen tested in occordonce\nwith AS 2221 1979.\n\n","sortOrder":11},{"sectionNumber":"1940","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1940 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nb Mean Sound Level-The test procedure to establish the Mean Sound Level shall be\nin accordance with AS 2221 Part 1 1979-Engineering Method for Measurement of\nAirborne Sound Emitted by Compressor/Primemover Units Intended for Outdoor\nUse.\nc Noise Category-The Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be used to determined the\nNoise Category in accordance with the following table-\nNoise Category Mean Sound Level\nA Less than or equal to 70 dBA\nB Greater than 70 dBA and less than or equal to 75 dBA.\nC Greater than 75 dBA.\n2. Pavement Breaker-\na The Noise Category and the Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be displayed on a\nlabel-\ni with dimensions 12 cm x 7 cm;\nii having a permanent clearly visible black legend on a white or translucent\nbackground;\niii with a format, lettering and numbering size which shall approximate the\nrelative scale of the format, lettering and numbering size given in the follow\ning example-\nb Mean Sound Level-The test procedure to establish the Mean Sound Level shall be\nin accordance with AS 2221 Part 2 1979-Engineering Method of Measurement of\nAirborne Sound Emitted by Pneumatic Tools and Machines.\nc Noise Category-The Mean Sound Level of the unit shall be used to determine the\nNoise Category in accordance with the following table-\nNoise Category Mean Sound Level\nA Less than or equal to 101 dBA\nB Greater than 101 dBA and less than or equal to 106 dBA.\nC Greater than 106 dBA.\nNoise Category\nWear Hearing Protection\n105 dBA at I metre\nwhen tested in accordance\nwith AS 2221 1979.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1941\nPOISONS ACT 1964.\nPOISONS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.4 1985.\nCitatioa. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Poisons Amendment Regulations\nNo. 4 1985.\nPrincipal regu- 2. In these regulations the Poisons Regulations 1965* are referred to as the\nlotions, principal regulations.\nReg. 5tH 3. Regulation 51H of the principal regulations, inserted by the Poisons\namended. Amendment Regulations No. 2 1985, is amended by deleting the regulation\ndesignation \"S1H.\" and substituting the following-\nS1J. \".\nAppendix A 4. Appendix A to the principal regulations is amended-\namended. a in Form 6C by deleting \"Commissioner of Public Health.\" second\noccurring and substituting the following-\n\" Signature of applicant\nb in Form 10, by inserting after item 14-\n\" Date Signature of applicant\nc in Form 12-\ni by inserting after \"provisions of Section\", the following-\nii by deleting \"of the Commissioner.\" first occurring; and\niii by deleting \"of the Commissioner.\" second occurring and\nsubstituting the following-\nfrom which you are appealing. \";\nd by inserting at the end of Forms 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 6A, 6C, 7A, hA\nand 11AB the following-\nFee $ with application \";\ne by deleting \"Commissioner of Public Health\" wherever it occurs and\nsubstituting the following-\nExecutive Director, Public Health and Scientific Support Ser\nvices \"; and\nf by deleting \"Public Health Department\" wherever it occurs and\nsubstituting the following\n\" Health Department of Western Australia \".\nnReprinted its the Gos’ernineitt Gazette on 15 September 1981 at pp. 3975-4029 and amended from time to time thereafter.\nHOSPITALS ACT 1927.\nHOSPITALS SERVICES CHARGES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS\nNo. 3 1985.\nCitation and 1. 1 These regulations may be cited as the Hospitals Servic Charges\nprincipal regu- Amendment Regulations No. 3 1985.lotions\n2 In these regulations the Hospitals Services Charges Regulations 1984*\nare referred to as the principal regulations.\nCttmtnence’ 2. These regulations shall come into operation on 13 June 1985.\n","sortOrder":12},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 3","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"The Schedule to the principal regulations is amended in Part I-","content":"Schedule 3. The Schedule to the principal regulations is amended in Part I-\namended. a in item 1-\ni by deleting \"$12.75\" in paragraph c and substituting the fol\nlowing-\n$13.65 \"; and\nii by deleting \"$50.30\" and \"$44.30\" in paragraph d and\nsubstituting the following, respectively-\n$51.20 \"and\" $45.20 \"; and\nb in item 3 by deleting \"$50.30\" and \"$44.30\" and substituting the fol\nlowing, respectively-\n$51.20 \"and\" $45.20 \"; and\nc in item 4 by deleting \"$11.65\" and substituting the following-\n$12.45 \".\nvPublivhed in the Government Gazette tin 27 January 1984 at pp.231-234 and amended from time to time thereafter.\n\n","sortOrder":13},{"sectionNumber":"1942","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1942 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nPOLICE AUCTION.\nUNDER the provisions of the Police Act i892-1983,\nunclaimed stolen and found property will be sold by public\nauction at the Property Tracing Section, Police Complex,\nClarkson Road, Maylands, on Tuesday 18 June 1985 at 9.00\na.m.\nAuction to be conducted by\nGovernment Auctioneer. Mr. R. Pumphrey, Acting\nB. BULL,\nCommissioner of Police.\nMETROPOLITAN PERTH PASSENGER\nTRANSPORT TRUST ACT 1957-1984.\nAppointment of Chairman/Chief Executive.\nOffice of the Minister for Transport,\nI, JULIAN FLETCHER GRILL, being Minister\nadministering the Metropolitan Perth Passenger\nTransport Trust Act 1957-1984 appoint Stuart Keith Hicks\nas Chairman/Chief Executive of the Metropolitan Perth\nPassenger Transport Trust for a period of five years from\nthe date of this publication.\nJ. F. GRILL,\nF&W 635/85.\nA. F. & P. D. Dewar, Lot 14 Point Leander Drive, Dongara,\nto establish a processing establishment to process fish in\npursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries\nAct 1905, on board licensed fishing boat Western Melody,\nregistered number LFB D61, subject to the following con\nditions:-\nFisheries Act 1905, and all Regulations, Orders in\n2. Shall not be used for the processing of rock lobster\nor prawns.\nAct 1911 amended.\n4. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur\nAct 1901 amended and the Commercial Trade\n5. Shall not be used for the processing of marron\nCherax ten uimanus unless a license is held under\n6. Shall not be used for the processing of fish or\ncrustacea caught by any other vessel.\nperson aggrieved by this decision, may within fourteen days\nin writing on the grounds of their appeal.\nF & W 634/85.\nG. & M. Masiello, 123 Brede Street, Geraldton, to establish\na processing establishment to process fish in pursuance of\nthe provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, on\nboard licensed fishing boat Go-Gem II registered number\nLFB Gh3, subject to the following conditions:\nFisheries Act 1905, and all Regulations, Orders in\n2. Shall not be used for the processing of rock lobster\nor prawns.\nAct 1911 amended.\n4. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur\nAct 190i amended and the Commercial Trade\nDescriptions Act 1905, amended of the Parlia\n5. Shall not be used for the processing of marron\nGherax tenuimanus unless a license is held under\n6. Shall not be used for the processing of fish or\ncrustacea caught by any other vessel.\nperson aggrieved by this decision, may within fourteen days\nin writing on the grounds of their appeal.\nF & W 606/85.\nTHE Public is hereby notified that I have issued a permit to\nA. A., G. & A. Papandroulakis, 13 Cantwell Court, Bunbury,\nto establish a processing establishment to process fish in\npursuance of the provisions of section 35C of the Fisheries\nAct 1905, at Shop 4, Sandridge Village, Strickland Street,\nBunbury subject to the following conditions:-\nFisheries Act 1905 and all Regulations, Orders in\n2. Shall not be used for processing rock lobsters or\nprawns.\nAct 191h amended.\n4. Shall comply with the requirements of any town\nplanning scheme or interim development order\ngazetted under the provisions of the Town Plan\nning and Development Act h928 amended, or the\nMetropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act\n1959 amended.\n5. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur\nAct 1901 amended and the Commercial Trade\n6. Shall not be used for the processing of marron\nCherax tenuimanus unless a license is held under\nperson aggrieved by this decision may, within fourteen days\nin writing of the grounds of their appeal.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1943\nF&W 650/85.\nS. C. May, 9 Pearce Street, Busselton, to establish a\nprocessing establishment to process fish in pursuance of the\nprovisions of section 35C of the Fisheries Act 1905, at Unit\nh, Lot 58 Barlee Street, Busselton, subject to the following\nconditions:-\nFisheries Act 1905 and all Regulations, Orders in\n2. Shall not be used for processing rock lobsters,\nabalone, salmon or tuna.\nAct 19h1 amended.\n4. Shall comply with the requirements of any town\nplanning scheme or interim development order\ngazetted under the provisions of the Town Plan\nning and Development Act 1928 amended, or the\nMetropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act\nh959 amended.\n5. Shall be registered as an export establishment pur\nAct h9Oh amended and the Commercial Trade\n6. Shall not be used for the processing of marron\nCherax ten uimanus unless a license is held under\nperson aggrieved by this decision may, within fourteen days\nin writing of the grounds of their appeal.\nCORRIGENDUM.\nFile No. 83/39.\nTHE notice published on page 1676 of the Government\nGazette dated 17 May 1985 under the heading \"Orders in\nCouncil\", subheading \"File No. 83/39\" is hereby amended\nby deleting \"21976\" in line 2 and substituting \"21978\".\nAMENDMENT OF RESERVE No. 38958.\nFile No. 2690/984.\npleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act h933\nof the amendment of Reserve No. 38958 Broome Lot 1860\n\"Drainage\" to exclude that portion now comprised in\nBroome Lot 1856, as surveyed and shown bordered in green\non Lands and Surveys Diagram 86887, and of its area being\nreduced to 7 531 hectares accordingly. Plan Broome 2 000\n29.15 Taiji Drive.\nCHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVES.\nPerth, 7 June i985.\npleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act 1933,\nof the change of purpose of the following Reserves-\nFile No. 1026/61-No. 24633 Esperance Location 1559\nand Coomalbidgup Lot 27 being changed from \"Water and\nCamping\" to \"Water and Stopping Place for Travellers\".\nPlan Coomalbidgup 1:50 000 and Townsite South Coast\nHighway in the Shire of Esperance.\nFile No. 4324/54V2.-No. 28456 Halls Creek Lot 246\nbeing changed from \"Caravan Park\" to \"Use and Require\nments of the Shire of Hall’s Creek\". Plans Hall’s Creek\n2 000 32.24 and 32.25 Roberta Avenue.\nLAND ACT 1933.\nLand Release.\nPerth, 7 June i985.\nCorres. No. 2392/69.\npleased to approve under section 45A of the Land Act 1933\nof Boulder Lot 3877 having an area of 939 square metres\nsubject to examination of survey being made available for\nsale to adjoining holders, for the purpose of \"Extension to\nBrickworks\" at the purchase price of three thousand dollars\n$3 000.\nApplications accompanied by the full purchase money\nmust be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys,\nPerth on or before Wednesday, 10 July 1985.\nAll applications lodged on or before the closing date will\nbe treated as having been received on that date and if there\nare more applications than one for the lot, the application to\nbe granted will be decided by the Land Board.\nPublic Plan Kal-Boulder 30.34 and 30.35.\nAMENDMENT OF RESERVE No. 3199h.\nFile No. 3684/67\npleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act h933\nof the amendment of Reserve No. 31991 Melbourne Dis\ntrict \"Water Supply\" to comprise Melbourne Locations\n3985 and 4020 formerly portion of Melbourne Location 936\nand being part of Lot M1965 on Diagram 13498 as\nsurveyed and shown bordered in red on Original Plan 14171,\nand of its area being increased to 3.5576 hectares accord\ningly.\nPlan: Piawaning h:25 000 SE North-East Road in the\nShire of Victoria Plains.\nThe notice published on page 1684 of the Government\nGazette dated 17 May 1985 under the heading of\n\"Cancellation of Reserves\" is hereby superseded.\nLAND ACT 1933.\nLand Release.\nTHE undermentioned allotments of land are now open for\nsale pursuant to the provisions of Part IV of the Land Act\n1933 and are to be sold by Public Auction, by Order of the\nMinister, at the place and the date, at the upset prices and\nsubject to the conditions specified hereunder.\nFitzroy Locations-Hamlet Grove\nDerby-Gibb River Road.\nFile 684h/50.\nLocation; Street; Area Hectares; Upset Price; Conditions.\n104; Lennard Road; 1.1387; $4 900.00; ABCDE\n108; Cnr. Lennard Road and Galvins Way; 1.389 1;\n$5 900.00; ABCDE\n109; Gaivins Way; 2.823 6; $12 000.00; ABCDE\n\n","sortOrder":14},{"sectionNumber":"1944","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1944 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\n163; Manning Road; 2.103 9; $8 900.00; A BCDE F\ni64; Cnr. Manning Road and Windjana Road; 2.001 5;\n$8 500.00; A BCDE F\n165; Cnr. Galvins Way and Windjana Road; 1.998 2;\n$8 500.00; A B C DE F\n168; Cnr. Manning and Windjana Roads; 2.5867;\n$11 000.00: ABCDEF\n169; Manning Road; 3.144 3; $13 100.00; ABCDEF\n170; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; A BCDE F\n171; Windjana Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n172; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n173; Windjana Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n174; Windjana Road; 2.000 0 $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n175; Windjana Road; 2.0000; $8 500.00; A BCDE F\n176; Windjana Road; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n177; Bell Creek Way; 2.400 0; $10 200.00;\n178; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n179; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n180; Bell Creek Way; 2.257 8; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n181; Bell Creek Way; 2.1580; $8 900.00; ABCDEF\n182; Bell Creek Way; 2.025 0; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\ni83; Cnr. Bell Creek Way and Lennard Road; 2.098 2;\n$8 900.00; ABCDEF\nh84; Lennard Road; 2.027 2; $8 500.00; A B CDE F\n185; Lennard Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; A B CDE F\n186; Leonard Road; 2.000 0; $8 500.00; A B C DE F\n187; Cnr. Bell Creek Way and Lennard Road; 2.5685;\n$11 000.00; A B CDE F\n188; Bell Creek Way; 3.2557; $14 000.00;\n189; Bell Creek Way; 2.803 1; $12 300.00;\n190; Bell Creek Way; 2.3149; $9 700.00; ABCDEF\n191; Bell Creek Way; 2.245 0; $9 300.00; ABCDEF\n192; Bell Creek Way; 2.1000; $8 900.00; ABCDEF\n193; Windjana Road; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n194; Cnr. Windjana Road and Bell Creek Way; 2.248 2;\n$9 500.00; A B CDE F\n195; Bell Creek Way; 2.245 0; $9 500.00; A B C DEF\n196; Bell Creek Way; 1.998 8; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n198; Bell Creek Way; 1.984 4; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n199; Bell Creek Way; 2.2500; $9 500.00; ABCDEF\n200; Cnr. Windjana Road and Bell Creek Way; 2.248 2;\n$9 500.00; ABCDEF\n201; Cnr. Windjana Road and Galvins Way; 2.393 3;\n$10 200.00; ABCDEF\n202; Galvins Way; 1.999 4; $8 500.00; ABCDEF\n207; Cnr. Lennard Road and Galvins Way; 1.9982;\n$8 500.00; A BCDE F\nFriday, 12 July 1985 at 9.00 am. Shire Hall, Derby.\nPublic Plati Derby NE 1:25 000.\nThese locations are sold subject to the following con\nditions:-\nA The purchaser shall erect on the location pur\nchased a residence to comply with Local Authority\nby-laws within two years from the due date of the\nfirst instalment. If this condition has not been\ncomplied with in the time prescribed, the land may\nbe absolutely forfeited together with all purchase\nmoney and fees that may have been paid. However,\nfreehold title to the land may be applied for when a\nresidence has been erected to \"top plate height\"\nstage, and is not less than 50 per cent completed to\nthe satisfaction of the Minister for Lands and Sur\nveys.\nOn payment of the first instalment of purchase\nmoney a Licence will be available, upon which a\nmortgage can be registered. A Crown Grant\nfreehold will not issue until the purchaser has\ncomplied with the building condition. A holder of a\nLicence may apply to the Minister for Lands and\nSurveys for permission to transfer a Licence.\nB Purchases by Agents will need to be ratified by the\nPrincipals.\nC The land shall be fenced with a stock proof fence to\nthe satisfaction of the Minister, prior to the issue\nof a Crown Grant.\nD The purchaser shall establish a potable water\nsupply to conform with Health By-laws and with\nthe approval of the Public Works Department.\nE Clearing of the land shall be aesthetically pleasing\nto conform with the Shire of Derby/West\nKimberley Town Planning Scheme No. 2 \"Special\nRural Zone\".\nF Subject to Examination of Survey.\nWITHDRAWN FROM LEASING.\nMenzies Lot 1080.\nCorres. No. 972/981\nIT is hereby notified for general information that Menzies\nLot 1080 has been withdrawn from leasing under section\n117 of the Land Act as gazetted on 13 April 1984 Govern\nment Gazette No. 23 page 1034.\nClosure of Streets.\nWHEREAS Trustees of the Christian Brothers in Western\nAustralia Incorporated, The Roman Catholic Archbishop of\nPerth and the St Bridgid’s Convent of Mercy Perth Incor\nporated being the owners of the land which adjoins the\nstreet hereunder described have agreed to the request of the\nCity of Perth to close the said street:-\nPerth.\nFile No. 1458/979; P760\nAll that portion Franklin Street now comprising Swan\nLocations 10642 and h0643, surveyed and shown bordered\npink on Lands and Surveys Diagram 86839. Public Plan\nPerth 12.27.\nWHEREAS the State Housing Commission being the owner\nof the land which adjoins the street hereunder described has\nagreed to the request of the City of Stirling to close the said\nstreet:-\nStirling.\nFile No. 806/983; S 329.\nRegazettal. All those portions of Light Street and Gordon\nRoad West, Dianella, shown bordered blue on Lands and\nSurveys Diagram 86811. Public Plans Perth 13.33 and\n14.33.\nThe notice under the above heading published in tile\nGovernment Gazette dated 17 May 1985 page 1686 is\nhereby superseded.\nAnd whereas the Council has requested closure of the said\nstreets; and whereas tile Governor in Executive Council has\napproved this request; it is notified that the said streets are\nhereby closed.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1945\nCORRIGENDUM.\nFile No. 920/984.\nON page 599 of the Government Gazette dated 15 February\n1985 under the heading of Armadale, in line 1 amend\nBalanup Road to read Balannup Road.\nPUBLIC WORKS ACT h902.\nAnnulment of Resumption.\nh432/984.\nIT is notified in accordance with the provisions of section 21\nof the Public Works Act 1902 that the resumption of Road\nNo. 17304 appearing on page 1548 of the Government\nGazette dated 3 May 1985 is hereby annulled.\n5. Classification into Zones: There are hereby created\nwith the Scheme Area the several zones listed hereunder:\nResidential Zone\nHotel Zone\nBusiness Zone\nSpecial Business Zone\nPublic Buildings Zone\nService Station Zone\nShowroom/Industrial Zone\nLight Industry Zone\nGeneral Industry Zone\nRailway Zone\nRural Zone\nOpen Space Zone\nThese zones are delineated or coloured or otherwise\nindicated on the Scheme Map according to the legend\nthereon.\n5.1 Residential Zones:\n5.1.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or building or\nstructure in a residential area except for one or\na A dwelling house.\nb A Duplex house.\nc Flat Buildings.\nd A surgery of a qualified medical or dental\npractitioner attached to a dwelling house.\ne A dwelling house containing a room used for\nconsultation and/or treatment by a physio\ntherapist, masseur, chiropractor or other\nperson whom in the opinion of the Council\nmay carry on a calling of a similar nature.\nAdvertisement of Approved Town Planning Scheme\nAmendment.\nShire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1-\nT.P.B. 853.4.8.1, Pt. 7.\nAmendment No. 7.\nthe Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme amendment\non 12 May 1985 for the purpose of-\n1. Substituting the Scheme Map gazetted in 1963\nwith a new Scheme Map entitled Amendment 7\nincorporating all previous amendments.\n2. Replacing the Scheme Text gazetted in 1963 with a\nreplacement Scheme Text incorporating all past\namendments and metric conversion.\nThe revised Scheme Text is published as a Schedule\nannexed hereto.\nE. V. HILL\nJ. L. HALE\nShire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1.\nRevised Scheme Text.\n1. Citation: This Town Planning Scheme may be cited as\nthe Shire of Corrigin Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Corrigin\nTownsite Zoning Scheme, hereinafter called \"the Scheme\".\n2. Responsible Authority: The authority responsible for\nenforcing the observance of the Scheme is the Shire Council\nof Corrigin, hereinafter called \"the Council\".\n3. Scheme Area: The Scheme shall apply to the whole of\nthe area contained within the inner edge of the broken black\nborder on the Scheme Plan entitled Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 1 Amendment No. 7.\n4. Interpretation: Words and expressions used in the\nScheme have the meanings assigned to them in the Act, or\nin Appendix D to the Town Planning Regulations 1967 or in\nAppendix 1 to this Scheme, as the case may be unless the\ncontext otherwise requires.\n5.h.2 Site Requirements-\na The Building Line for any building or struc\nture in the Residential Zone shall be 9\nb The maximum site coverage for land in the\nResidential Zone shall be 0.3.\nc The minimum area of a lot on which one\ndwelling house or one dwelling house with\nattachments permitted under Clauses\n5.i.i.d and 5.1.1e hereof or one shop and\nattached dwelling may be erected shall be\n600 sq.m. Only one of such structures may\nbe built on any one lot.\nd No new lot shall be created in a residential\narea with frontage of less than 18 metres\nunless the lot is tapered, in which case the\nlot shall have a minimum width of 15 metres\nat a distance of 10 metres from the street\nalignment and a minimum street frontage of\n15 metres.\ne Duplex Houses-No person shall erect any\nbuilding as a Duplex House unless such\nbuilding is erected on one lot having a front\nage of not less than 20 m and a total area of\nnot less than 1 000 sq.m Two Duplex Houses\nmay not be erected on the one lot or part\nthereof.\nf Residential Flats-No residential flat build\ning shall be erected unless it complies with\nthe following conditions:\ni The area of a site for a residential flat\nthe building containing such not to\nexceed two 2 storeys in height shall\nbe at least 1 000 sq.m. and shall have\na width, measured horizontally at\nright angles to any side, of at least 25\nmetres at any point within 40 metres\nfrom a street.\nii The total area of all floors in the\nbuilding excluding garages shall not\nexceed one-third of the area of the lot\non which it is erected.\niii The building shall not be erected\nwith any part of a wall nearer than 3\nmetres to the side or rear boundaries\nof the lot and in the case of two storey\nflats, walls with windows opening\nfrom habitable rooms shall be 6\nmetres.\n\n","sortOrder":15},{"sectionNumber":"1946","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1946 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nn\np\nq\nr\nThe Council may allow outbuildings,\nincluding garages, to be erected on a\nside and rear boundary where ad\njoining of a lot provided such walls\nare of brick, stone or concrete.\niv One car parking space must be\nprovided for each flat, unless the\nCouncil grants an exemption in\nspecial circumstances.\n5.2 Hotel Zone:\n5.2.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a hotel zone except for one or\na Hotel.\nb Licenced Motel.\n5.3 Business Zone:\n5.3.i Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a business zone except for one or\na A shop.\nb A combined shop and dwelling.\nC An office.\nd A bank.\ne A workroom or workrooms or storeroom or\nstorerooms connected with a retail business\nin which not more than one half of the total\nfloor area of such business is used as a work\nroom or workrooms or storeroom or store-\nrooms.\nf A surgery of a qualfied medical or dental\npractitioner.\ng The consulting and treatment rooms of a\nphysiotherapist, masseur, chiropractor or\nsuch other person whom in the opinion of\nthe Council may carry on a similar calling.\nh A Post Office.\n5.3.2 Site Requirements-\na The building line for any building or struc\nture in the Business Zone shall be 9 metres\nfrom the street alignment of the lot except:\ni In parts of the business zone where\nthe distance is covered specifically in\nthe attached Schedule.\nii Where a setback of 9 metres or more\nhas already been added to the road\nwidth as a Town Planning Board con\ndition of approval for shop site\nsubdivision.\niii Where a lesser distance is permitted\nby the Council in writing.\nb The maximum site coverage for land in a\nBusiness Zone shall be 0.6.\nc No new business site to be created with a\nfrontage of less than 6 metres or a depth of\nless than 24 metres.\nd All new business sites must be provided with\na rear R.O.W. for deliveries of a minimum\nwidth of 6 metres.\ne On lots already partially used for business\npurposes and where no further subdivision\ninto business lots has been sought no new\nbuildings will be permitted unless a rear\nR.O.W. as above is provided or a temporary\n6 metre wide entry maintained at the side of\nthe business premises.\n5.4 Special Business Zone:\n5.4.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in the special business zone except\nfor one or more of the following uses:\na A shop.\nb Workroom or Workrooms connected with\nthe retail business in which not more than\none half of the total floor area of such busi\nness is used as a Workroom or Workrooms\nor Storeroom or Storerooms.\nc Service Stations and Filling Stations.\nd Premises for the display and sale of motor\nvehicles, motor cycles, farm implements,\nfarm machines, tractors, traction engines,\nindustrial engines, industrial machines\nand/or industrial refrigerators, whether such\ngoods are new or second hand.\n5.5 Public Building Zone:\n5.5.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure except for one or more of the fol\nlowing uses:\na A hall for public use.\nb A theatre, cinema or open air cinema.\nc A church and/or church hall.\nd Professional offices and banks, forming part\nof a building erected as a hail for public use.\ne Public Library.\nf Fire Station.\ng A Post Office.\nh Police Station and Court House.\ni A School or Kindergarten.\nj A Hospital.\nk A Health Clinic not operated for private\ngain.\n1 Government offices.\nm A Bank.\nAdministrative local authority and Public\nBuildings.\nA Hostel.\nAn athletic or social club.\nPublic Tennis Courts.\nA public car parking area controlled by the\nShire Council.\n5.5.2 Site Requirements-\na The Building Lines for any building or\nstructure in the Public Building Zone shall\nbe 15 metres from the alignment of the road\nor street on which such land abuts and a\nminimum of 5 metres from adjoining\nproperties, except where a lesser distance ,is\npermitted by the Council in writing, but tn\nany event such lesser distance shall not be\nless than that which is permissible in a resi\ndential zone.\nb Any site used for a public building as de\nfined by Section 173 of The Health Act\ni9lh-1954 except with the Special per\nmission of the Shire Council shall have a\nminimum area of 1500 sq. metres and width\nof not less than 40 metres.\n5.6 Service Station Zone:\n5.6.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a service station zone except for\none or more of the following purposes:\na Service station.\n5.6.2 The building line for any building or structure in\nthe service station zone shall be 15 metres from the\nstreet alignment of the lot and 5 metres from side\nand rear boundaries.\n5.7 Showroom/Industrial Zone:\n5.7.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in the Showroom-Industry zone\nexcept for one or more of the following uses-\na Showroom to face the road.\nb Industry at the rear.\nc By special permission of the Council, a\nRoad-house or a Filling Station and Cafe.\n5.7.2 Site Requirements:-\na Setback from Kunjin Street to be of a mini\nmum of 20 metres.\nb Moveable display in this area shall be at the\ndiscretion of the Council.\nc The front of the building to be of an ad\nequate standard. This is to include the office\npart of the building, any enclosed showroom\nfacilities as well as any open display area.\nd Council may insist on a paved area at the\nrear of the site for staff parking.\ne Council shall insist on landscaping to pro\nvide lawns and trees for:\n1 side screening of industrial struc\ntures;\nii share and amenity to Kunjin Street,\nand\niii to staff parking areas.\n\n7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1947\n5.8 Light Industry Zone:\n5.8.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a Light Industrial Zone except\nfor one or more of the following purposes:\na A light industry.\nb A lock-up canteen upon the premises of a\nfactory used primarily to provide meals and\nrefreshments for the employees of the fac\ntory.\nc A factory showroom or office upon the\npremises of or adjoining the factory.\nd A warehouse or storeroom.\ne A dwelling house in accordance with clause\n5.9.3 d hereof.\nf A service station or filling station.\ng Premises used for sale of used cars.\n5.8.2. Site Requirements:\na The building line for any building or struc\ntures in the light industry zone shall be 9\nb The provisions of Clause 5.9.3 shall apply to\nthe Light Industry Zone.\n5.9 General Industry Zone:\n5.9.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a general industrial zone except\nfor one or more of the following purposes:\na An industry.\nb A canteen upon the premises of a factory\nused primarily to provide meals and refresh\nments for the employees of the factory.\nc A factory showroom or office upon the\npremises of or adjoining the factory.\nd A service station.\ne A warehouse or storeroom.\nf Depots for petrol dieseline and lubricants\nsupplied in drums or other containers.\ng A dwelling house in accordance with clause\n5.9.3 d hereof.\n5.9.2 Site Requirements: The building line for any\nbuilding or structure in the general industry zone\nshall be 15 metres from the street alignment of the\nlot.\n5.9.3 Industrial Zone Provision-\na No person shall stack or place any fuel or\nraw materials or products or by-products or\nwastes of manufacture in a light industrial\nzone, a general industrial zone, nearer to a\nroad or street than the building line.\nb No person shall in a light industrial zone, a\ngeneral industrial zone use the land between\nthe building line and the road or street for\nany purpose other than a means of access,\nfor parking of vehicles, for loading or\nunloading vehicles, or for lawns, gardens or\ntrade display.\nc Facades-No person shall erect or cause to\nbe erected a building other than a dwelling\nhouse, in a light industrial zone, a general\nindustrial zone, unless the facade of the\nbuilding be constructed of brick, stone or\nconcrete, or in the case of frame buildings,\nwith corrugated asbestos or aluminium clad\nding to a design to be approved by the Shire\nCouncil.\nd Within a light industrial zone and a general\nindustrial zone, a dwelling house on land\nforming part of or adjoining a factory occu\npied by a caretaker of or an employee of the\nfactory and set aside for the exclusive use of\nthe occupants, may be allowed by resolution\nof the Council where it is established that\nsuch dwelling house is necessary to the\nproper operation of the industry, but not\nmore than one such residence for each fac\ntory.\n5.iO Rural Zone:\n5.10.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or any build\ning or structure in a rural zone except for one or\na Any use permitted in a residential zone.\nb Agriculture, horticulture, forestry and the\nkeeping of poultry and livestock.\nc With the special approval of the council an\nextractive industry may be permitted tn a\nrural zone.\n5.hO.2 Site Requirements: The building line for any\nbuilding or structure in the rural zone shall be 9\n5.il Open Space Zone:\n5.11.1 Uses-No person shall use any land or building\nin an open space zone except for any purposes:\na For which the land is vested or dedicated.\nb Reserved in any lease or instrument affect\ning the land.\nc To which the use is restricted in any manner\nwhatsoever or\nd If there are no such restrictions, dedi\ncations or declarations in respect thereof\nfor public recreation or a public park\noperated or controlled by the Shire Coun\ncil as the case may be.\n6. Existing Uses:\n6.1 If at the date of publication of this Scheme in the\nGazette any land, building or structure is betng\nlawfully used for a purpose or built on in a manner\nnot permitted by this Scheme, such land, building\nor structure may continue to be used for a purpose\nor built on in a manner not permitted by this\nScheme, such land, building or structure may con\ntinue to be used for that purpose or in that man\nner, but no such building or structure shall be\nadded to or altered in a structural manner unless\npermission pursuant to this Clause is granted in\nwriting by the Council.\n6.2 If at the date of publication of this Scheme in the\nGazette any land, building or structure is being\nused for a purpose or built on in a manner not\npermitted by this Scheme and such use or purpose\nis afterwards discontinued or changed or the build\nings removed so that it conforms with this Scheme\nno person shall thereafter use such land, building\nor structure for any purpose or in any manner not\npermitted by this Scheme. For the purpose of this\nsub-clause a use or purpose shall be deemed to be\nchanged or discontinued if the change or cessation\nhas continued for a period of three calendar\nmonths.\n6.3 If any building or structure is at the date of the\npublication of this Scheme in the Gazette being\nused for a purpose or constructed in a manner not\npermitted by this Scheme and is subsequently de\nstroyed or damaged by fire or otherwise to the\nextent of more than seventy-five 75 per cent of its\nvalue, it shall not thereafter be repaired, rebuilt,\naltered or added to for the purpose of being used\nfor any purpose not permitted by this Scheme or in\na manner not permitted by this Scheme unless\npermission to do so is granted by the Council pur\nsuant to this sub-clause.\n7. General Provisions:\n7.1 Drainage: No land shall be built on until it is\ndrained and provisions made for the disposal of\nroof water or household or trade wastes as the case\nmay be to the satsfaction of the Council.\n7.2 Curved Streets: Where the road or street alignment\nis curved, irregular or not at right angles to the side\nboundaries of the land, a person may erect a build\ning in front of the building line, provided that the\nmean of the greatest and least distance of the\nbuilding from the road or street is not less than the\ndistance fixed for the appropriate building line.\n7.3 Corner Blocks: Where a parcel of land has a front\nage to more than one road or street, the following\nprovisions shall apply:-\na A set back of the requisite distance under\nClause 26 from the street alignment of the\nlesser frontage unless the two frontages are\nthe same when there shall be a set back such\ndistance from such frontage as may be\nnominated by the Shire Council in writing.\nb With the approval of the Shire Council, in a\nresidential zone or a light industrial zone a\nperson may erect a building nearer to one\nonly of the roads or streets than the building\nline but not nearer than 5 metres to that\nroad or street.\n40761 -2\n\n","sortOrder":16},{"sectionNumber":"1948","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1948 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nc With the approval of the Council, in a busi\nness zone a person may erect a building\nnearer to one only of the roads or streets\nthan the building line but not nearer than 3\nmetres to that road or street.\n7.4 Existing Adjoining Buildings: If in the case of any\nlot buildings have been erected on the lots\nimmediately adjoining on each side and one of\nthose buildings is in advance of the building line,\nthe Council may permit a building to be erected on\nsuch land in advance of the building line but not\nnearer to the road or street alignment than the\nforemost portion of the rearmost of the adjoining\nbuildings or at a distance of not less than 3 metres\nfrom such street alignment whichever is the greater\ndistance from such street alignment.\n7.5 Prevention and Abatement of Nuisance: Except in\nthe general industrial area no lot shall be used for\nany purpose which is likely to inconvenience neigh\nbouring residents or harm neighbouring property\nby reason of noise, vibration, smoke, smell, fumes,\nvapour, steam, dust, grit, oil, waste water or waste\nproducts.\n7.6 Prohibition: Subject as aforesaid, no person shall\nerect or cause to be erected any building or struc\nture nearer to a road or street than the building\nline.\n8. Administration:\n8.1 Cost Apportionment: The Council shall have the\nright to apportion between owners of land the cost\nof acquiring any land for purposes of roads and\nrights of way, the constructions of such roads and\nrights of way and of all incidental works whether\nfor drainage or for any other purpose whatsoever in\nrespect of any such roads or rights of way and to\nsue for recovery thereof and to stipulate that such\napportioned cost shall be paid to the Council by\nthe relative owner concerned prior to the Council\nimplementing any decision to acquire any such\nland or perform any such works provided however\nthat the powers contained in this paragraph shall\nonly be exercisable by the Council in cases where\nthe Council has acquired such land or undertaken\nsuch works for the purpose of creating or assisting\nto create new subdivisions.\n8.2 Compensation: The time for making claims under\nsection 11 of the Town Planning and Development\nAct 1928 as amended is hereby fixed as six\nmonths from the date of publication in the Gazette\nof this Scheme.\n8.3 Penalty: Any person who shall commit a breach of\nany of the provisions of this Scheme shall upon\nconviction be liable to the penalties prescribed by\nthe Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as\namended and the Town Planning Regulations.\n1. No set back required on-\na the east side of Walton Street -north from Lot 8\ncorner Dartee Street to the north side of Lot 24\nbeing the corner of Jose Street.\nb Campbell Street on the north and south sides.\nc Goyder Street-\ni West side from Lot 14 north to Lot 3i.\nii East side from Lot 83 north to Lot 72.\n2. 6 metres set back required on the west side of Goyder\nStreet from Lot 9 corner Dartee Street north to Lot 13.\nAppendix 1.\nInterpretation: In this Scheme, unless the context\notherwise requires, the following terms shall have the fol\nlowing respective meanings:\n\"Building Line\" means a line inside an allotment of and\nat a specified distance from and parallel to the\nalignment of the street or streets abutting to the\nland.\n\"Duplex House\" means a single storey building com\nprising two dwellings, each being complete self-\ncontained units so designed as to give the external\nappearance of a single dwelling.\n\"District\" means the municipal district constituted\nunder Section 9 of the Local Government Act h960\nand administered by the Corrigin Shire Council.\n\"Dwelling House\" means a building or part of a build\ning which provides or is designed for use as, self-\ncontained living accommodation for a single fam\nily.\n\"Extractive industry\" means an industry engaged in\nthe quarrying or the excavation of minerals either\nfor treatment at the source of supply or for the\nsupply of raw materials to other industries.\n\"Filling Station\" means a service station on which the\nportion of the buildings normally used for repairs\ndoes not exceed nine hundred 900 square feet\nand in which repairs to motor vehicles and motor\ncycles only is undertaken.\n\"Hospital\" shall mean and include all buildings or parts\nthereof, whether permanent or otherwise, in which\npersons are received and lodged for medical or sur\ngical treatment or care or in which females are\nreceived during their confinement or lying in.\n\"Flat Building\" means a building or part of a building\ncontaining two or more separate flats or dwelling\nunits each of which provides or is intended\nadapted or designed for use as a self-contained\nliving accommodation for a single family.\n\"Hostel\" shall mean and include all buildings or parts\nthereof whether permanent or otherwise, in which\nboard and lodging or lodging only is provided for\ngain for a number in excess of four persons 4 but\nshall not include a convalescent home, a hospital or\na hotel.\n\"Hotel\" means premises in respect of which a Publi\ncans General Licence, Hotel or Wayside House li\ncence has been granted under the Licensing Act\n191i-1960.\n\"Industry\" means the carrying out of any process for or\nincidental to:\na the making, altering, repairing or ornamen\ntation, painting, finishing, cleaning, packing\nor canning or adapting for sale or breaking\nup or demolition of any article or part of any\narticle, and\nb the winning, processing and treatment of\nminerals, and\nc the generation of electricity or the pro\nduction of gas, and\nd the manufacture of edible goods for human\nor animal consumption\nbeing a process carried on in the course of trade or\nbusiness for gain, other than operations connected\nwith:\ni the carrying out of agriculture;\nii site works on buildings, works or land; and\niii in the case of the manufacture of goods re\nferred to in sub-paragraph d above, the\npreparation on the premises of a shop of\nfood for sale,\nand includes, when carried out on land upon which\nthe process is carried out, and in connection with\nthat process, the storage of goods, any work of\nadministration or accounting, the sale of goods\nresulting from the process and the use of land for\nthe amenity of persons engaged in the process.\n\"Light Industry\" means an industry which is not likely\nto inconvenience neighbouring residents or harm\nneighbouring property by reason of noise, vi\nbration, smoke, smell, fumes, vapour, steam, dust,\ngrit, oil, waste water or waste products, and in\nwhich any machinery used is powered by elec\ntricity.\n\"Lot\" means a defined portion of land depicted on a\nplan or diagram publicly exhibited in the public\noffice of the Department of Lands and Surveys, or\ndeposited in the Office of Titles or a Registry of\nDeeds and for which a separate Crown Grant or\nCertificate of Title has been or can be issued or\ndepicted on a subdivisional plan or diagram,\nwhether so exhibited or deposited or not, but\nwhich is, whether before or after the coming into\noperation of the Town Planning and Development\nAct Amendment Act 1956, approved by the Town\nPlanning Board.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1949\n\"Offensive Trade\" means and includes any of the\ntrades specified in the Second Schedule to the\nHealth Act 191i-1954 and any other trade or\ntrades declared to be offensive under the pro\nvisions of the Health Act 1911-1954, by a procla\nmation of the Governor published in the Govern\nment Gazette of Western Australia.\n\"Office\" means and includes all premises used for the\ncarrying on of any trade industry, commercial\nundertaking, business or profession in which no\ngoods are sold or displayed or in which no\nprocesses incidental to any industry are carried on.\n\"Professional Office\" means an office not used for the\npurpose of trade, commerce or industry.\n\"Sawmill\" means a place within the district where any\noperation for the purpose of preparing or treating\ntimber is carried on.\n\"Service Station\" means business premises for the\nsupply of liquid fuels, lubricants, accessories and\nparts for motor vehicles, tractors and engines\nwhich are not a filling station.\n\"Shire Council\" means the Corrigin Shire Council.\n\"Shop\" means premises in which goods are displayed\nand sold by retail but does not include a hotel, a\nfilling station or a service station.\n\"Site\"means that area of land in the occupation of one\nperson for a particular purpose.\nAdopted by resolution of the Council of the Shire of\nCorrigin at the Ordinary meeting of the Council held on 18\nJuly h984.\nE. V. HILL,\nJ. L. HALE,\nAdopted for final approval by resolution of tile Council of\nthe Shire of Corrigin at the Ordinary meeting of the Council\nheld on 20 February 1985 and the seal of the Municipality\nwas pursuant to that resolution hereunto affixed in the\npresence of:-\nE. V. HILL,\nJ. L. HALE,\nRecommended/Submitted for final approval---\nDated 7/5/85.\nM. A. FEILMAN,\nChairman of the Town Planning Board.\nFinal approval granted-\nDated 12/5/85.\nR. PEARCE,\nMinister for Town Planning.\n1928 as amended ihat the Minister for Planning approved\nthe City of Canning Town Planning Scheme amendment on\n","sortOrder":17},{"sectionNumber":"28","sectionType":"section","heading":"May 1985, for the purpose of:-","content":"28 May 1985, for the purpose of:-\nAmendment No. 3i7-amending the Scheme Text, as\nfollows:-\n1. Clause 6-Interpretations. After the in\nterpretation of \"Plot Ratio\", insert a new\ninterpretation \"Private Clubs\", as follows:-\n\"Private Clubs\" means land and/or build\nings used for meetings by common-\ninterest groups and includes\nassociated social and/or recreational\nactivities.\"\n2. Use Class Tables which follow Clause 18-\nAfter the Use Class \"Occasional Uses\", in\nsert the new Use Class \"Private Clubs\"; and\nagainst the Use Class \"Private Clubs\" insert\nthe following symbols in the Columns\nlisted:-\nColumns 1, 2, 8, 9, 10 and 13-AA.\nColumns 18, 19 and 20-IP.\nAll other Columns-X\nAmendment No. 326-adding the following new Sub-\nclause c to Clause 33 of the Scheme Text:\nc where a site in a Single Residential zone\ndoes not comply with the minimum effective\nfrontage requirements, but the Council is satis\nfied that a proposed development complies with\nall other requirements, particularly relating to\nvehicle access, set-backs and yard area\nstandards, the Council may vary the minimum\neffective frontage requirement.\nAmendment No. 328-\nA Rezoning Lot 3i6, Canning Location 349,\nNos. 70-106 Ringarooma Way, Willetton,\nfrom \"S.R.3\" to \"G.R.4 RESTRICTED\"\nas depicted on the Amending Plan adopted\nby the Council on the 8th day of October,\n1984; and\nB Adding the following Serial 45 to Appendix\n2 Schedule of Special Zones:-\nSerial Lot No. Location Address\nAdditional purpose for\nwhich the premises may\nbe used\n45 316 Canning\n249 70-106 Ringurooma\nway, Wilietton Aged pecvons’ Accommo\ndation to a maximum resi\ndential density of 1 Unit\nper 22Gm2 17 Units.\nAmendment No. 331-deleting the existing Clause 38\n4, and by substitutng the following new Clause 38\n4:\n4 In the Light Industry and General Industry\nzones, the required setback to the street\nmay be reduced to not less than 15 metres\nwhere:\nh928 AS AMENDED.\nCity of Canning Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 16-Amendment Nos. 317, 326, 328 and 331.\nT.P.B. 853.2.16.18, Pt. 317, 326, 328 and 331.\nIT is hereby notified for pub]ic information, in accordance\ni car parking areas sufficient to accom\nmodate the maximum number of car\nbays which could be provided within\na 20 metre setback on the subject lot\ncan be provided in a consolidated\narea adjacent to the street with con\nvenient access to the street; and\nii adequate provision can be made for\nfuture vehicular access to and from\nadjacent industrial sites where practi\ncable.\nE. TACOMA,\nN. I. DAWKINS,\n\n","sortOrder":18},{"sectionNumber":"1950","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1950 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nNotice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment\nhas been Prepared and is Available for Inspection.\nCity of Fremantle Town Planning Scheme No. 2-\nAmendment No. 123.\nT.P.B. 853-2-5-4, Pt. 123.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the City of Fremantle in\nPlanning Scheme amendment for the purpose of adding the\nfollowing clause after clause 5.5.b:\n5.5c Notwithstanding Clause 5.5.b and Part III the\nCouncil may approve of the relocation of a\nnoxious and/or hazardous industry to a new lo\ncation having regard to the purpose for which\nthe land in the new location is zoned or reserved\nunder the Scheme and the preservation of the\namenities of the new location and may in re\nspect of any such approval attach such con\nditions as it thinks fit including the discontinu\nance of the continued use of the site vacated\nwithout the payment of compensation.\namendment, together with an explanatory statement of an\nadditional clause to be incorporated into the amendment,\nhave been deposited at Council Offices, William Street,\nFremantle, and will be open for inspection without charge\nduring the hours of 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on all days of the\nweek except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays until\nand including 12 July 1985.\nthe hours of 10.00 am, and 4.00 p.m.\nform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with Town\nClerk, City of Fremantle, P.O. Box 807, Fremantle, WA,\n6160, on or before i2 July 1985.\nI. F. KINNER,\nCity of Stirling District Planning Scheme-Amendment\nNo. 216.\nT.P.B. 853.2.20, Part 2i6.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the City of Stirling in pursu\nance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop\nment Act 1928 as amended has prepared a Town Planning\nScheme amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lots Pt. 1A\nand Pt. 2A bounded by Caledonia Avenue/Whatley Cres\ncent/Ferguson Street, Maylands from \"IndustriaF’ to\n\"General Residential GRS\".\namendment have been deposited at Council Offices, Civic\nPlace, Stirling, and will be open for inspection without\ncharge during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on all days\nof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays\nuntil and including 12 July i985.\nthe hours of 10.00 a.m, and 4.00 p.m.\nform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with Town\nClerk, City of Stirling, Civic Place, Stirling WA, 6021, on or\nbefore 12 July 1985.\nM. G. SARGANT,\nShire of Busselton Town Planning Scheme No. 5-\nAmendment No. 36.\nT.P.B. 853.6.6.6, Pt. 36.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Busselton in\nPlanning Scheme amendment for the purpose of including\nportion of Lot 9 Bunyip road, Busselton approximately\n1 750m2 within a \"Special Zone-Additional Use\" for Arts\nand Crafts Sales Outlet.\namendment have been deposited at Council Offices,\nSouthern Drive, Busselton and will be open for inspection\nwithout charge during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on\nall days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public\nHolidays until and including 12 July 1985.\nClerk, Shire of Busselton, P.O. Box 84, Busselton, W.A.\n6280, on or before 12 July 1985.\nB. N. CAMERON,\nShire of Dandaragan\nTown Planning Scheme No. 2-Amendment No. 2.\nT.P.B. 853.3.6.2, Pt. 2.\nthe Shire of Dandaragan Town Planning Scheme Amend\nment on 24 May, 1985 for the purpose of making provisions\nfor a new \"Holiday Accommodation\" zone, inclusion of\n\"SA\" symbol and tighter controls of multi unit residential\ndevelopmnent with regard to the matter of sewage effluent\ndisposal, as detailed in the Schedule annexed hereto.\nR. H. CARTER,\nAmendment No. 2.\nI. W. STUBBS,\nThe Dandaragan Shire Council under and by virtue of the\npowers conferred upon it in that behalf by the Town Plan\nning and Development Act 1928 as amended, hereby\namends the above Town Planning Scheme by:-\na making provision for a new \"Holiday Accommo\ndation\" zone, and\nb making provision for the inclusion of \"SA\" symbols\nwithin the Scheme Text, and\nc providing for tighter control of multi unit residen\ntial development with regard to the matter of\nsewage effluent disposal.\nThe following clauses are amended:-\n1.7 Holiday Accommodation means land used exclusively\nfor the provision of temporary holiday accommodation in\nthe form of cabins and/or chalets as defined in the Local\nGovernment Model By-laws Holiday Cabins and Chalets\nNo. 18 or as a Caravan Park.\n2.6 Advertising of Applications.\n2.6.1 Where an application is made for planning consent\nto commence or carry out development which involves an\n\n7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1951\nuse the Council shall not grant consent to that appli\ncation unless notice of the application is first given in ac\ncordance with the provisons of this clause.\n2.6.2 Where an application is made for planning consent\nto commence or carry out development which involves an\n\"AA\" use, or for any other development which requires the\nplanning consent of the Council, the Council may give no\nttce of the application in accordance with the provisions of\nthis clause.\n2:6.3 Where the Council is required or decides to give\nnottce of an application for planning consent the Council\nshall cause one or more of the following to be carried out:-\na Notice of the proposed development to be served\non the owners and occupiers of land within an area\ndetermined by the Council as likely to be affected\nby the granting of planning consent stating that\nsubmissions may be made to the Council within\ntwenty-one days of the service of such notice;\nb Notice of the proposed development to be\npublished in a newspaper circulating in the\nScheme Area stating that submissions may be\nmade to the Council within twenty-one days from\nthe publication thereof;\nc A sign or signs displaying notice of the proposed\ndevelopment to be erected in a conspicuous\nposition on the land for a period of twenty-one\ndays from the date of publication of the notice\nreferred to in sub-clause b of this clause.\n2.6.4 The notice referred to in Clause 2.6.3 a and b\nshall be in the form contained in the Second Schedule with\nsuch modifications as circumstances may require.\n2.6.5 After expiration of twenty-one days from the serving\nof notice of the proposed development the publication of\nnotice or the erection of a sign or signs, whichever is the\nlater, the Council shall consider and determine the appli\ncation.\n3.i The Scheme Area is divided into eight zones set out\nhereunder:-\nResidential\nCommercial\nIndustrial\nCommunity\nRecreation\nRural\nHotel\nHoliday Accommodation\n3.4 The Symbols used in the cross reference in the zoning\nindicator appended to this Part have the following mean\nings:-\n\"F\" A use that is permitted provided it complies with\nthe relevant standards and requirements laid\ndown ill the scheme and all conditions if any\nimposed by the council in granting planning con\nsent.\n\"AA\" Means that the council may, at its discretion,\npermit the use.\n\"SA\" Means that the use is not permitted by the\nScheme unless planning consent is granted by\nthe Council after notice of application has been\ngiven by the Council in accordance with Clause\n2.6\n\"X\" A use that is not permitted.\n3.6 a vii In considering applications for consent for\nmulti-residential forms of development the Coun\ncil shall have regard to the adequacy or otherwise\nof the land and site area for the safe absorption\nand disposal of sewage effluent.\ne Holiday Accommodation.\nIn considering applications for consent for the\ndevelopment of land zoned Holiday Accommo\ndation the Council shall have regard to the ad\nequacy or otherwise of the land and the site area\nfor the safe absorption and disposal of sewage\neffluent.\nIt is proposed that the zoning indicator should be\namended as follows:-\n2:\nw\nD\nU\ncx\n2:\ncx -\nI- Z <\nW\ncxo ci\nz 0 w\n- 0 cx\nI-\n>-0\nj -J o\n< W -o\ncx - JL\nD 0 OL\ncx x\nAl r f let d\nAged Fe rsons Bu i I d I n g\nBoat BuildIng . Coninercial\nCabins or C hal et s\n_\nAR\nX\n_\n...L.\nX\nX\nX\n...L..\nX\nP\nX\n..&\nAA\nX\nX\n......\nX\nX\nX\n,--\nX\nX\nX\n.\nX\n‘5\nX\n-i-\nX\n‘T\nAA\nTake Away food Shop\nCaravan or Trailer Sales and Hire\nSA AA X SA X X M SA\nX M P SA X X X\nCa ra van Park X X X SA X SA X ..M\nCaretakers House or Flat\nCarp a rks\nCar and/or Boat Sates\nP\nAR\nX\nAR\nAR\nAR\nAR\nAR\nP\nAR\nAR\nX\nX\nAR\nX\nAR\nAR\nx\nM\nx\nA.\nA A\nT\nCar Wash X AR P X X X X T\nChandlers - Ships X AA P X X X X X\nCemeteries or Crematoria X X X AA X M X T\nCh I\nI d Care Centre\nCivic Buildings\nClub - Licensed\nCl ub - Non Licensed\nDrive in Theatre\nDry Cleaning Premises\nEducational Establishments\nFish Processing or Packing\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAA\nX\nX\nAR\nAR\nAR\nX\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nx\nX\nAA\nX\nAA\n...AA\nP\nAA\nAR\nAR\nX\nAA\nX\nM\nAR\nAR\np\nX\nX\nx\nX\n....L\nX\nAR\nM\nAR\nX\nx\nX\n...L.\nX\nX\nx\nX\nX\nx\nX\nT\nT\nT\nT\nT\nT\nT\nT\nZONING INDICATOR\n-J\ncx\nw\n\n","sortOrder":19},{"sectionNumber":"1952","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1952 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\n-\nxlZ .J ...J 2: F-\n- elZ < >- 0\nF- - - I- - 0\n2: ci cx - F- >-0\nLU cx F- 2:\nZONJNG INDICATOR\nFishing Boat Storage and Repair etc.\nFue\nI Depot\nFune ra\nI Part our\nHealth Centre\nHome Occupation\nHos p1 ta\nI or C\nI 1 n I c\nHotel or Tavern\nAR\nX\nM\nAR\nSA\nX\nX\n.2L\nAR\nAR\nX\nX\nSA\nP\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\n.....?L\nX\nP\nX\nSA\nX\nM\nL\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\n.1..\nX\nX\nX\nX\nSA\nX\nXl\n‘\nX\nT\nT\nT\n::X\nX\nX\nT\nX\nT\nX\nT\nSA\nX\nT\nT\nn dust ry - Extract I ye\nn d ustry - Genera\nI\nnd us try - Hazardous\nndustry - Light\nnd us try - Nox I ou s\nn d us try - Ru ra\nI\nn dustry - Se rv i ce\nn St i tut i ona I Bu I\nI d I n g\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nS.4\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nRA\nx\nX\nP\nX\nP\nX\nP\nP\nx\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nM\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nLo d g I n g House or Hoste I\nMa r i ne F 1111 n q Stat I on\nI\nI k Depot\n4zte\nI\nAR\nX\nX\n....2\n,\nX\n...2i...\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nS.4\nX\nX\nMotor Re pa i r Stat\ni on\nMuse urn\nff1 ce\n.....\n..M\nX\n...2\nA&\nP\n.....L\nX\nP\n.L.\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAA\nX\nX\nçp,g n Storage ...2L ..2L X X X -‘X-\nPane\nI Beat i nq\nPa r ks Ga rden 5\nr I v ate Hote I\nX\n.M...\nX\nAR\n..M\nP\nAR\nX\nAR\n...M...\nX\nP\n..\nX\nAR\nX\nPub\nI i c Amusement\nPubl I c Bu I\nI d I n gs\nPublic Recreation and Outdoor Sport Area\n.---\nX\nAR\n.\nRA\nX\nX\nX\nP\nAR\n.\nAA\nP\nX\n>\nAR\nX\nX\nX\n.\nAA\nPub\nI i c Ut i\nI I ty\nPub\nI I c Wo rsh I p\nRadio or T.V. Transmitter\nAR\nii!ii\nX .L\nX ..L\nX ...\nM\n±:\nX AR ._&\nX\nA-A..\n-_X-\nX\nResidential - Single Dwelling P AR RA AR X P X X\nResidential - Duplex AR X X X X X X X\nResidential - Multiple\nRural Use\nRA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\n. X\nX\nX X\nP\nX\n‘X AA\nX\nService Station X AR AR X X X X X\nhop ,l nc\nI ud I n g Banks\nShowroom\nStab\nI e\nX\nx\np\nP\nx\nx\nP\nx\nX\nX\nSA\nX\nY\nX X\nx X\nx\nurge ry/Con S u\nI t I n g Rooms\nTrade Disolay\nTransport Depot\nVete r i nary CI I n i c or Hos p\nI ta\nI\nWarehouse\nZoological Garden\nAR\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAR\nX\nSA\nX\nX\nX\nP\nSA\nP\nX\nAR\nX\n.-__\nSA\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAR\nX\nX\n--\nSA\nX\nAR\nX\nX\n--\nX\nX\nX\nT\nX\nX\nT\nT\nAny Use Not Included Above AR AR AR AR AR AR AA AA\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1953\nShire of Denmark Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 2-Amendment No. 11.\nT.P.B. 853.5.7.2, Pt. 11.\nwtth section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act\nthe Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme Amendment on\n","sortOrder":20},{"sectionNumber":"24","sectionType":"section","heading":"May, 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Plantagenet Lo","content":"24 May, 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Plantagenet Lo\ncation 7056, South Coast Highway from \"Rural\" to \"Special\nRural\" and including relevant provisions, as detailed in the\nSchedule annexed hereto, in the Fourth Schedule relating to\nSpecial Rural Zone Area No. 4.\nAmendment No. 11.\nThe Denmark Shire Council under and by virture of the\npowers conferred upon it in that behalf by the Town Plan\nning and Development Act 1928 as amended, hereby\namends the above Town Planning Scheme by:\n1. Inserting in the Fourth Schedule to the Scheme\nText the following special provisions relating to\nSpecial Rural Zone Area No. 4.\na.\nPlantagenet Locality 7056, South Coast Highway\nb.\n1 Subdivision of Special Rural Zone Area No. 4 is to\nbe in accordance with plan of subdivision No. 4.\n2 No lot shall be less than 2 hectares in area.\n3 a Permitted Uses P\ni Residential Dwelling House.\nb in addition, on lots over 5 heactares in area,\nthe following rural uses shall be permitted:\ni the growing of vegetable fruit, cereals,\nor food crops;\nii the rearing or agistment of goats, sheep,\ncattle or beasts of burden;\niii the growing of trees, plants, shrubs or\nflowers for replanting in domestic, com\nmercial or individual gardens;\niv the wholesale marketing of produce\ngrown solely on the lot.\nc Uses which may be approved at the discretion\nof Council\nAA\nHome Occupation\nPublic Utilities\nVeterinary Consulting Rooms.\n4 No dwelling house or outbuilding shall be\nconstructed outside a building envelope or within\n20 metres of a lot boundary provided the Council\nmay approve a lesser distance where Council is of\nthe opinion that the topography or shape of the lot\nor natural flora upon it makes it desirable to alter\nthis provision.\n5 No building shall be constructed unless the exter\nnal materials shall be of a colour and texture ap\nproved by Council.\n6 In order to conserve the rural environment or fea\ntures of natural beauty such as creek-lines,\nhilislopes, valleys and ridges, all trees shall be\nretained unless their removal is authorised by\nCouncil, except in the cases of trees which are\nproposed to be removed to make way for house\nconstruction, fences and constructed accessways,\nwhereby approval of the building permit shall con\nstitute such consent providing that such trees are\nshown therein. This provision shall not be taken to\noverride the Shire’s Firebreak Order made under\nsection 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954-1971.\n7 No dwelling shall be constructed or approved for\nconstruction unless a minimum of 56 000 litre\nwater storage tank is incorporated into the ap\nproved plans and no dwelling shall be considered\nfit for human habitation unless such a supply has\nbeen installed and is operating.\n","sortOrder":21},{"sectionNumber":"8","sectionType":"section","heading":"No development shall occur on or within 20 metres","content":"8 No development shall occur on or within 20 metres\nof the natural watercouse without prior consul\ntation of, and approval by, the Council in liaison\nwith the Department of Conservation and En\nvironment and the Public Works Department. De\nvelopment shall be deemed to include preclusion of\nRiparian rights by damming, diversion or other\nimpediment to water flow, regarding the natural\nbanks, clearing and construction of residences, out\nbuildings, bridges or any form of marine structure.\nL. BRENTON,\nG. McCUTCHEON.\nShire of Exmouth Town Planning Scheme No. 1-\nAmendment No. 1.\nT.P.B. 853.10.7.2, Pt. 1.\nthe Shire of Exmouth Town Planning Scheme amendment\non 24 May 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Exmouth Lot\n313 corner Murat Road and Maidstone Crescent, Exmouth\nfrom \"Open Space\" to \"Residential B\" Zone.\nR. C. BURKETT,\nK. J. GRAHAM,\nShire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme No. 10-Amend\nment No. 8.\nT.P.B. 853.6.12.14, Pt. 8.\nthe Shire of Harvey Town Planning Scheme Amendment on\n24 May, 1985 for the purpose of-\na Rezoning portion of Lot 13 Wellington Location 1\nAustralind from Recreation Zone to Residential\nZone as depicted on the plans forming part of the\namendment.\nb Rezoning portion of Lot 13 Wellington Location 1\nfrom Residential Zone to School Zone as depicted\non the plan forming part of the amendment.\nM. W. SMITH,\nL. A. VICARY,\nShire of Mundaring Town Planning Scheme No. 1-\nAmendment Nos. 234 and 237.\nT.P.B. 853.2.27.1, Pt. 234 and 237.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Mundaring in\nPlanning Scheme amendment for the purpose of:-\nAmendment No. 234-rezoning Lot 3 Burkinshaw\nRoad, Glen Forrest from \"Rural\" to \"Special Ru\nral-Landscape Interest\" and including relevant\nprovisions in the Text.\n\n","sortOrder":22},{"sectionNumber":"1954","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1954 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nAmendment No. 237-rezoning Lot 1 Lion Street,\nMount Helena from \"Rural\" to \"Special Rural-\nRural Residential\" and including relevant pro\nvisions in the Text.\namendment have been deposited at Council Offices, 50\nGreat Eastern Highway, Mundaring and will be open for\ninspection without charge during the hours of 9.00 am, to\n4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays\nand Public Holidays until and including 6 August 1985.\nClerk, Shire of Mundaring, P.O. Box 20, Mundaring, W.A.\n6073, on or before 6 August 1985.\nM. N. WILLIAMS,\nShire of Swan Town Planning Scheme No. 1-\nAmendment No. 133.\nT.P.B. 853-2-21-1, Pt. 133.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Swan in pursu\nance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop\nment Act 1928 as amended has prepared a Town Planning\nScheme amendment for the purpose of:\n1. Amending the legend on the Scheme Map to in\nclude a new notation \"BP-Manufacture and Sale\nof Building Products and Associated Activities in\ncluding Clay Extraction\".\n2. Rezoning Locations 2983-2987 inclusive Harper\nStreet, Caversham, from \"Rural\" to \"Special\nSite-BP\".\n3. Including relevant provisions in Appendix C of the\nText.\namendment have been deposited at Council Offices, Great\nNorthern Highway, Middle Swan and will be open for in\nspection without charge during the hours of 9.00 am. to 4.30\np.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays and\nPublic Holidays until and including 28 June 1985.\nClerk, Shire of Swan, P.O. Box 196, Midland, W.A. 6056, on\nor before 28 June 1985.\nR. S. BLIGHT,\nShire of Swan Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 1-Amendment No. 127.\nT.P.B. 853.2.21.1, Pt. 127.\nthe Shire of Swan Town Planning Scheme amendment on\n24 May 1985 for the purpose of rezoning Lot 182 Great\nEastern Highway, Midland between Mathoura and\nFerguson Streets from \"Residential\" to \"Service Industry\".\nC. GREGORINI,\nR. S. BLIGHT,\nShire of Toodyay Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 2-Amendment No. 15.\nT.P.B. 853.4.28.3, Pt. 15.\nthe Shire of Toodyay Town Planning Scheme Amendment\non 28 May, 1985 for the purpose of:-\n1. Amending Clause 6.2.3 of the Scheme Text by\ninserting part c to read:\nc for the purpose of access to a lot.\n2. Inserting a new Clause 6.2.5 to the Scheme Text\nwhich reads:\nWhere land which is the subject of an appli\ncation for re-zoning to Special Rural is in the\nopinion of Council deficient in tree cover, Coun\ncil may require as a condition of its agreement to\nre-zone the planting and maintenance for a\nperiod of two years of trees;\na of species approved by Council;\nb to a landscaping plan based on the\nproposed subdivision and approved by\nCouncil.\n3. Amending Schedule 2 of the Scheme Text by\nadding part f under subsection iii which reads:\nf a building envelope for each lot proposed.\nG. L. LUDEMANN,\nK. C. WILLIAMS,\nShire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme\nNo. 1-Amendment No. 276.\nT.P.B. 853.2.30.1, Pt. 276.\nthe Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme Amendment\non 24 May, 1985 for the purpose of:-\n1. Deleting the provisions for a Dwelling House in\nColumn 8 of Table No. 2 and substituting the fol\nlowing new provisions:-\nFor lots with more than one boundary adjac\nent to a street, the minimum building set-back\nshall be 7.5 metres from one street boundary, 3.0\nmetres from all other street boundaries and 3.0\nmetres from truncated boundaries at street in\ntersections. This provision does not apply to\nboundary walls and fences.\n2. Deleting the provisions for a Shire Duplex in\nColumn 8 of Table No. 2 and substituting the fol\nlowing new provisions:-\nThe minimum effective frontage shall be 20\nmetres. Minimum building set-backs for lots\nwith more than one boundary adjacent to a\nstreet shall be the same as those specified for a\nDwelling House in this Table. See also Clause\n5.16.\n3. Deleting Appendix B.\nN. TRANDOS,\nPresident\nR. F. COFFEY,\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1955\nPUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT\nAND\nBUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY\nTenders, closing at West Perth, at 2.30 p.m. on the dates mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following projects.\nTenders are to be addressed to the Minister either for Works or for Water Resources as indicated on the tender\ndocument.\nC/- Contract Office,\nDumas House,\n2 Havelock Street,\nWest Perth. Western Australia 6005.\nand are to be endorsed as being a tender for the relevant project.\nThe highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.\nPUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT\nNo. Project Closing\nDate Tender Documents\nnow available at\n","sortOrder":23},{"sectionNumber":"24116","sectionType":"section","heading":"Onslow Water Supply-Tank No. 7-Recoating of Roof and 11/6/85 P.W.D., West Perth","content":"24116 Onslow Water Supply-Tank No. 7-Recoating of Roof and 11/6/85 P.W.D., West Perth\nInternal Steelwork P.W.D., Carnarvon\nBUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY\nNo. Project Closing\nDate Tender Documents\nnow available at\n","sortOrder":24},{"sectionNumber":"24083","sectionType":"section","heading":"Kununurra New Government Offices-Erection Selected 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth","content":"24083 Kununurra New Government Offices-Erection Selected 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nTenderers Only Deposit on Documents $200.00\n","sortOrder":25},{"sectionNumber":"24088","sectionType":"section","heading":"Dept. of Conservation & Land Management-Manjimup Re- 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth","content":"24088 Dept. of Conservation & Land Management-Manjimup Re- 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth\ngional Headquarters-Erection Selected Tenderers Only\nDeposit on Documents $300\n24107 Kununurra Hospital Redevelopment Stage h-Electrical In- 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth.\nstallation. Deposit on Documents $150.00 B.M.A., Kununurra\n24117 Narrogin Senior High School-Alterations and Additions 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nB.M.A., Narrogin\n24118 Beckenham Primary School-Toilet Replacement 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24119 Onslow Primary School-Transportable Secondary Facilities 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24121 Murdoch-Hospital Laundry and Linen Service 1985 Exten- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nsions--Mechanical Services. Deposit on Documents $110\nentitles tenderer to 2 sets of documents\n24122 Kununurra Hospital Stage 1-Mechanical Services 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24123 Narrogin Senior High School Alterations and Additions- 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nMechanical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Narrogin\n24124 Mingenew Primary School-Toilet Replacement and Pre-Pri- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nmary Upgrade B.M.A., Geraldton\n24125 Kalgoorlie/Boulder Water Supply Depot-New Workshops 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nand Ablutions B.M.A., Kalgoorlie\n24126 Kingsley-Creaney Primary School 8 Classroom and Learning 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nResource Centre-Electrical Installation Nominated Sub\n24127 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Electrical 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24128 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Lifts Nominated 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nSub Contract\n24129 East Perth Government Offices-Erection-Mechanical 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24130 Onslow School-Transportable Secondary Facilities-Mechan- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Geraldton\n24131 Registration of Tenderers for Ocean Reef High School Stages 3 11/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nand 4\n24132 Bunbury Senior High School-Additions 1985-Electrical Ser- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nvices Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Bunbury\n24133 Armadale-Cecil Andrews High School-Stages 3 and 4- 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nFixed Furniture Nominated Sub Contract\n24134 Kalumburu School-Transportable Secondary Facilities 18/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n24135 Mineral House-Stage 2-Mechanical Services Nominated 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nSub Contract Deposit on Documents $60.\n24136 Mineral House-Stage 2-Electrical Installation Nominated 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nSub Contract Deposit on Documents $50.\n24137 Mineral House-Stage 2-Lifts Nominated Sub Contract De- 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nposit on Documents $60.\n24138 Mineral House-Stage 2--Fire Protection Nominated Sub 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nContract Deposit on Documents $60.\n24139 Leederville Technical College Architectural Drafting and 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nBuilding Studies Complex-Stage lA-Aluminium Work\n24140 Leederville Technical College Architectural Drafting and 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nBuilding Studies Complex-Kitchen Stainless Steel Furni\nture Nominated Sub Contract\n\n","sortOrder":26},{"sectionNumber":"1956","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1956 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nBUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY-continued.\nNo.\n. roject Closing Tender Documents\nDate now available at\n24141 Kununurra New Government Offices-Mechnical Services 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nNominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Kununurra\n24142 Kununurra Government Offices-Electrical Installation 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nNominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Kununurra\n24143 Tom Price District High School-New Administration and 9/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nManual Arts B.M.A., Sth. Hedland\n24144 Tom Price District High School-Alterations and Additions- 2/7/85 B.M.A., West Perth\n1985 Electrical Services Nominated Sub Contract B.M.A., Sth. Hedland\n24145 Cyril Jackson Senior High School-Education Support Centre.. 25/6/85 B.M.A., West Perth\nACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.\nCotract Project Contractor Amount\nThe Western Australian School of Nursing-Additions\nGeraldton Regional Water Supply-Geraldton-1 000 m3 R.C.\nTank at Moresby\nSafety Bay Senior High School-Stage 4\n$\nKeywest Building Company 1 186 257\nPty Ltd\nAdvanteering-Civil Engineers 69 255\n.\nSouthdown Constructton 727 327\nCompany Pty Ltd\n24017.. W.A. School of Nursing-Additions-Mechanical Services Western Refrigeration ‘74 221 000\n","sortOrder":27},{"sectionNumber":"24024","sectionType":"section","heading":"W.A. School of Nursing-Additions-Electrical Services Milec Electrical Services Pty 97 285","content":"24024 W.A. School of Nursing-Additions-Electrical Services Milec Electrical Services Pty 97 285\nLtd\n","sortOrder":28},{"sectionNumber":"24074","sectionType":"section","heading":"Safety Bay High School-Stage 4-Electrical Services Zampogna Bros Co P/L 67 836","content":"24074 Safety Bay High School-Stage 4-Electrical Services Zampogna Bros Co P/L 67 836\nE. A. BARKER,\nActing Under Secretary for Works.\nD. W. NORMAN,\nBuilding Management Authority.\nCOUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE ACT 1948.\nBroome Sewerage.\nReticulation Area No. 2.\nPreliminaries to Construction.\nNotice of Intention.\nP.W.W.S. 159/85.\nNOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Minister for\nWater Resources to undertake tile construction of the works\nhereinafter described by virtue of tile powers contained\nunder the provisions of the Country Towns Sewerage Act\n1948.\nA description of the proposed works:\nThe works will comprise gravity sewers with manholes\nand all other appurtenances connected therewith.\nThe localities in which they will be constructed:\nThe works will be constructed in Broome generally be\ntween Louis Street and Robert Street; Pembroke Road and\nDampier Terrace, as shown on Plan PWD, WA 55881-1-1.\nTile purposes for which they are to be constructed:\nThe works are to be constructed to eliminate No. MR 41\nPumping Station and to dispose of waste water from the\nproperties shown as capable of being sewered on Plan PWD,\nWA 55881-1-1.\nThe times when and places at which the plans may be\ninspected:\nThe plans may be inspected at the office of the Minister\nfor Water Resources, room 847, 8th floor, Dumas Rouse, 2\nHavelock Street, West Perth; the office of the Public Works\nDepartment, Kununurra; the office of the Public Works\nDepartment, Broome and the office of the Shire of Broome,\nBroome for one month on and after the 10th day of June,\n1985, between the hours of 10.00 G.m. and 3.30 p.m. Monday\nto Friday.\nMinister for Water Resources.\nNotes.\n1. Section 14 of the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948,\nprovides that:\n1.1 Any local authority or person interested may object\nin writing to the construction of the proposed\nworks.\n1.2 Every such objection shall be lodged with the Minis\nter within one month from the date of the publi\ncation of the advertisement in the Government Ga\nzette.\n2. Section 66 of the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948,\nempowers the Minister to make and levy sewerage rates in\nrespect of all rateable land within any area in which a sewer,\nor any part thereof, is completed and ready for use.\n3. The timing of construction of the works shown on the\nplan is subject to funding.\nPUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902 AS AMENDED.\nPW 678/85.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the piece or parcel of land\nhereinafter described is no longer required for the purpose\nfor which it was resumed and is available for sale under the\nprovisions of section 29 1 of the Public Works Act 1902 as\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1957\nA person who immediately prior to the taking of the land\nreferred to had an estate in fee simple in that land may,\nwithin three months after publication of this Notice in the\nGazette and in accordance with the provisions of section 29\n3 of the Public Works Act 1902 as amended apply to the\nMinister for Works at the Office of the Department If\nPublic Works for an option to purchase the land but such\nLand.\nPortion of Cockburn Sound Location 630 and being\npart of Lot 2 the subject of Diagram 44115 and being\npart of the land remaIning in Certificate of Title Vol\nume 1392 Folio 115 as is shown more particularly\ndelineated and coloured green on Plan PWD WA\n56254.\napplication shall be subject to the provisions of section 29\n3 ca of that Act. Dated this 4th day of June, 1985. E. A. BARKER,\nActing Under Secretary for Works.\n1.\nTown Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended; Public Works Act 1902 as amended.\nLAND ACQUISITION.\nTown Planning Scheme No. 10-Shire of Kalamunda.\nRalph William\nStephen, Kathleen\nStephen\nDavid Laurence Gallo\nway, Ruth Ena Gal\nloway\n5. Victor Beros Victor Beros\n6. Victor Beros Victor Beros\n7. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Carine Nominees Pty\nLtd\n8. Dewatering W.A. Pty Dewatering W.A. Pty\nLtd Ltd\n9. Dewatering W.A. Pty Dewatering W.A. Pty\nLtd Ltd\n10. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Canoe Nominees Pty\nLtd\nPW 1368/82 B.\n1.9549 haPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being\npart of Lot 17 on Plan 7470, now subject\nin Certificate of Title Volume 1239 Folio\n487.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 1.965 2 ha\npart of Lot 16 on Plan 7470, now subject\nin Certificate of Title Volume 1620 Folio\n996.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 4.151 4 ha\npart of Lots 14 and 15 on Plan 7470, now\n","sortOrder":29},{"sectionNumber":"1276","sectionType":"section","heading":"Folio 569.","content":"1276 Folio 569.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 1.866 8 ha\npart of Lot 13 on Plan 7470, now subject\nin Certificate of Title Volume 1286 Folio\n738.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.052 2 ha\npart of Lot 12 on Plan 7470, now subject\nin Certificate of Title Volume 1257 Folio\n436.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.218 7 ha\nLot 11 on Plan 7470, now subject to Plan\n14904 and being the whole of the land in\nCertificate of Title Volume 1262 Folio\n363.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 2.090 9 ha\npart of Lot 10 on Plan 7470, now subject\nto Plan 14904 and being the whole of the\nland in Certificate of Title Volume 1654\nFolio 179.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 4.1 29 8 ha\npart of Lot 31 on Diagram 46505, now\nsubject to Plan 14904 and being the\nwhole of the land in Certificate of Title\nVolume 1451 Folio 904.\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 3.701 6 ha\nLot 32 the subject of Diagram 46504,\nnow subject to Plan 14904 and being the\nwhole of the land in Certificate of Title\nVolume 1387 Folio 409.\nPortion of Swan Location 1412 and being 364 m2\nLot 4 on Plan 2048, now subject to Plan\n14904 and being the whole of the land in\nCertificate of Title Volume 1305 Folio\n562.\nNOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto\nbeing all in the Swan District have, in pursuance of the written consent under the Town Planning and Development Act 1928\nas amended and approval under section 17 of the Public Works Act 1902 as amended of His Excellency the Governor, acting\nby and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 21st day of May, 1985, been compulsorily taken and set apart for\ntile purposes of the following public work, namely:- Town Planning Scheme No. 10-Shire of Kalamunda.\nAnd further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are shown marked off on Plan\nP.W.D., W.A. 56214 which may be inspected at the office of the Minister for Works, Perth. The additional information\ncontained in the Schedule after the land descriptions is to define locality only and in no way derogates from tile Transfer of\nLand Act description.\nAnd it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Shire of Kalamunda for an estate in fee simple in possession for the\npublic work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests, rights-of-\nway, or other easements whatsoever. SCHEDULE.\nNo. on Plan\nP.W.D., WA.\nOwner or Reputed\nOwner AreaOccupier or Reputed Description approx.Occupier\nRalph William Stephen,\nKathleen Stephen\n2. Karoly Otvos Karoly Otvos\n3.\n4.\nFedir Leszenko,\nLeszenko Lidia Fedir Leszenko, Lidia\nLeszenko\nDavid Laurence Galloway,\nRuth Ena Galloway\n\n","sortOrder":30},{"sectionNumber":"1958","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1958 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nSCHEDULE\n. -continued.\nNo. on Plan\nP.W.D., W.A. Owner or Reputed\nNo. 56214 Owner\n.\nOccupied or Reputed\nOccupier Description Area\napprox.\n11. Carine Nominees Pty Ltd Carine Nominees Pty\nLtd Portion of Swan Location 1412, the subject 3 289 ha\nof Plan 14904 and being part of the land\nin Certificate of Title Volume 1174 Folio\n162.\n12. John Fredrick Scott John Fredrick Scott Portion of Swan Location 1623 and being 603 m2\npart of Lot 1 on Diagram 3811, now sub\nject to Plan 14904 and being part of the\nland in Certificate of Title Volume 1303\nFolio 830\n13. Michelino Furfaro, Michehno Furfaro, Portion of Swan Location 1320 and being 3 822 ha\nAnnunziata Furfaro Annunziata Furfaro part of Lot 19 on Diagram 25957, now\n","sortOrder":31},{"sectionNumber":"1246","sectionType":"section","heading":"Folio 299.","content":"1246 Folio 299.\n14. Crown Crown That portion of Edney Road shown as 8 528 m2\nCrown Land on Plan 14904.\n15. Harold Richard Ramsay,\nAlison Mary Ramsay Harold Richard\nRamsay, Alison\nMary Ramsay\nPortion of Swan Location 1475 and being 3 910 m2\npart of Part Lot 18 on Plan 7470, now\n","sortOrder":32},{"sectionNumber":"1387","sectionType":"section","heading":"Folio 410.","content":"1387 Folio 410.\nCertified correct this 9th day of May, 1985.\nGovernor in Executive Council.\nK. F. McIVER,\nMinister for Works.\nDated this 21st day of May, 1985.\nDOG ACT 1976-1977.\nShire of Dumbleyung.\nIT is hereby notified for Public Information that Mr.\nMaxwell Louis Lewis has been appointed an authorized\nOfficer under the provision for the Dog Act 1976-1977.\nK. L. WINDEBANK,\nActing Shire Clerk.\nLOCAL GOTERNMENT ACT 1960.\nDOG ACT 1976-1977.\nSilire of Jerramungup.\nIT is hereby tlOtified for public information that the\nundermentioned person has been appOitlted as an Author\nised Officer in tile following respects:-\na A Ranger authorised to exercise powers in accord\nance with the provisions of the Local Government\nAct;\nb An Authorised Person to exercise powers in ac\ncordance with tile provisions of the Dog Act;\nc A Poundkeeper/Ranger in accordance with tile\nprovisions of section 450 of the Local Government\nAct,\nAppointed Persotl: Victor Harrison Hill of Miller’s Point.\nThe appointments being effective from Wednesday, 29\nMay 1985.\nP. J. BENNETT,\nCity of Bunbury.\nProposed Loan No. 203 of $250 000.\nPURSUANT to section 610A of the Local Government Act,\nthe City of Bunbury hereby gives notice that it proposes to\nborrow money by the sale of a single Conversion Loan de\nbenture on the following terms and for the following pur\npose. Two hundred and Fifty thousand dollars $250 000\nover a period of ten 10 years by twenty 20 half yearly\nInstalments repayable to the Motor Vehicle insurance\nTrust, 255 Adelaide Terrace, Perth. Purpose: Drainage\nWorks.\nPlans, Specifications and Estimates required by section\n609 of the Local Government Act are available for Inspec\ntion by Ratepayers at the office of the Council, Stephen\nStreet, Bunbury during office hours for 35 days after the\nPublication of this notice.\nA. G. McKENZIE,\nV. S. SPALDING,\nI’nvn Clerk.\nCity of Subiaco.\nDOG ACT 1976.\nShire of Wyalkatchem.\nIT is hereby notified for public information that John\nAngus Mclnnes has been appointed as an Authorised\nOfficer under the provisions of the Dog Act 1976.\nC. L. FARRELL,\nProposed Loan No. 99 $150 000.\nPURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act\n1960 as amended, the City of Subiaco hereby gives notice\nthat it proposes to borrow money by the sale of debentures\non the following terms: $150 000 for a period of five 5\nyears repayable at the office of the City of Subiaco, Rokeby\nRoad, Subiaco by ten 10 equal half yearly instalments of\nprinciple and interest. Purpose: Purchase of mobile refuse\ncarts.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1959\nPlans and statement of costs as required by section 609 of\nthe Local Government Act are available at the office of\nCouncil during normal office hours for a period of thirty-\nfive 35 days after the publication of this notice in the\nGovernment Gazette on Friday, 7 June 1985.\nDated this 31st day of May 1985.\nK. V. DIGGINS,\nJ. F. R. McGEOUGH,\nPlans. Specifications, Estimates and Statements required\nby section 609 are open for inspection at the Office of the\nCouncil in Southern Cross, during Office Hours, for a period\nof thirty five 35 days after publication of this notice.\nJ. H. PANIZZA,\nR. W. MANGINI,\nShire of Rockingham.\nProposed Loan No. 162 of $301 613.\nNOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 610 of the\nLocal Government Act 1960 the Council of the Shire of\nRockingham proposes to borrow money by the sale of a\ndebenture on the following terms and for the following pur\npose: Three hundred and one thousand, six hundred and\nthirteen dollars for a period of twelve years at ruling\ninterest rates with four yearly interest rate revisions, repay\nable at the office of the Council, Rockingham by half-yearly\ninstalments of principal and interest. Purpose: Liquidation\nof Loan No. 148.\nPlans, specifications and estimates required by section\n609 are open for the inspection of ratepayers at the offices\nof the Council during business hours, for thirty-five days\nfrom publication of this notice.\nW. D. A. MAYS,\nG. G. HOLLAND,\nShire of Yilgarn.\nProposed Loan No. 73 of $50 000.\nPURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act\n1960 the Council of the Shire of Yilgarn hereby gives notice\nthat it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a Debenture\nor Debentures on the following terms and for the following\npurpose:-Terms: $50 000 for a period of 10 years at ruling\ninterest rates repayable at the Office of the Council,\nSouthern Cross, by twenty 20 equal half yearly instal\nmerits of principal and interest. Purpose: Erection of a\nCommunity Rail at Mount Hampton.\nPlans, Specifications, Estimates and Statements required\nby section 609 are open for inspection at the Office of the\nCouncil in Southern Cross, during Office Flours, for a period\nof thirty five 35 days after publication of this notice.\nJ. H. PANIZZA,\nR. W. MANGINI,\nShire of Yilgarn.\nProposed Loan No. 74 of $50 000.\nPURSUAN’I’ to section 610 of the Local Government Act\n1960 the Council of the Shire of Yilgarn hereby gives notice\nthat it proposes to borrow money by the sale of a Debenture\nor Debentures on the following terms and for the following\npurpose: $50 000 for a period of 10 years at ruling interest\nrates repayable at the Office of the Council, Southern Cross,\nby twenty 20 equal half yearly instalments of principal\nand interest. Purpose: Erection of a Frail Aged Hostel in\nSoutilern Cross.\nMunicipal Elections.\nDepartment of Local Government.\nPerth, 31 May 1985.\nIT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance\nwith section 138 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the\nfollowing persons have been elected members of the\nundermentioned Municipalities to fill the vacancies shown\nin the particulars hereunder:-\nDate of Election; Member Elected, Surname, First\nNames; Office; Ward; How Vacancy Occurred: a\nEffluxion of time; b Resignation; c Death; d Dis\nqualified; e Other; Name of Previous Member;\nRemarks.\nShire of Manjimup.\n4/5/85; Towie, John Henry; Councillor; Manjimup; 0e.\n4/5/85; Rees, David; Councilior; Manjimup; °e.\n4/5/85; Airey, Geoffrey Lintern; Councillor; Manjimup; *e.\n4/5/85; Goldacre, James Alfred H.; Councillor; Warren; 0e.\n4/5/85; Nolan, Paul Robert; Councillor; Northcliffe; a;\nFlanagan, G. P.\n4/5/85; Muir, James Robert; Councillor; Nortll Perup; a;\nMuir, J. R.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Eaton, Norman Graham; Councillor; North; a;\nEaton, N. G.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Sebire, John; Councillor; Pemberton; a; Omedei, P.\nD.; Unopposed.\n°e Ward Representation Adjustment.\nShire of Broome.\n4/5/85; De Marchi, Charles Errol; Councillor; Dampier; a;\nMedlend, G. R.\n4/5/85; Butler, Stephen William; Councillor; Broome; a;\nButler, S. W.\n4/5/85; Connolly, Peter Scott; Councillor; Broome; a;\nConnolly, P. S.\n4/5/85; Medlend, Glenn Raymond; Councillor; Broorne; b;\nReid, P. G. A.\nShire of Carnamab.\n4/5/85; Bowman, Ross David; Councillor; Prauaka; a;\nLucas, F. C. G.\n4/5/85; Fowler, George Ernest; Councillor; Cooragabba; a;\nFowler, G. E.\n4/5/85; Gould, Alan Fredrick; Councillor; Billeroo; a;\nGould, A. F.\nShire of Chittering.\n4/5/85; Schmidt, Eric Westhorpe; Councillor; Chittering;\na; Schmidt, E. W.\n4/5/85; Fewster, Alan James; Councillor; Muchea; a;\nFewster, A. J.\n4/5/85; Foulkes-Taylor, Anthony Charles; Councillor;\nBindoon; a; Foulkes-Taylor, A. C.\n4/5/85; Frum, Frederick Charles; Coullcillor; Bindoon; b;\nTaylor, M. C.\nShire of Chapman Valley.\n4/5/85; Cooper, Lawrence Percival; Councillor; South-West;\na; Cooper, L. P.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Proudlove, Wayne Kenneth; Councillor; North; a;\nProudlove, W. K.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Exten, William Frederick Russell; Councillor; Yuna;\na; Exten, W. F. R.\nShire of Brookton.\n4/5/85; Mills, Cohn Noel; Councillor; East; a; Mills, C. N.\n4/5/85; Pech, Eric Edgar; Councillor; West; a;\nHaythornthwaite, A.\n\n","sortOrder":33},{"sectionNumber":"1960","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1960 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nShire of Capel.\n4/5/85; Turner, George Frederick; Councillor; Capel; a;\nSpurr, W. A.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Fisher, Dudley Bernard; Councillor; North; a;\nScott, W.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; O’Connell, Keith Daniel; Councillor; Boyanup; a;\nTodd, B. G.\nShire of Boyup Brook.\n4/5/85; Inglis, James; Councihior; Benjinup; a; Thompson,\nM. J.\n4/5/85; Lodge, Geoffrey, Allan; Councihlor; Tweed; a;\nLodge, G. A.\n4/5/85; Charhesworth, Hugh Stanisfield; Councillor;\nDinninup; a; Chambers, A. F.\nShire of Beverley.\n4/5/85; Moulton, Sydney Desmond; Councihlor; Dale; a;\nMoulton, S. D.\n4/5/85; Sims, Lorraine Clare; Councillor; Central; a;\nWoods, J. F. W.\nTown of Kwinana.\n4/5/85; Nelson, David Jeffrie; Councillor; Industrial; a;\nNelson, D. J.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Scambler, George McKay; Councillor; Town; a;\nScambler, G.\n4/5/85; Irikis, Mark Vincent; Councihlor; Town; a; Baker,\nF. G. J.\nTown of Northam.\n4/5/85; Gazis, Maria Magdahena; Councillor; -; a; Gazis,\nM.M.\n4/5/85; Rouse, Reginald Thomas; Councihlor; -; a; Rouse,\nK. H.\n4/5/85; Buhlocil, Kelvin John; Councihlor; -; a; Gillon, A.\nJ.\n4/5/85; Czuzman, John; Councihlor; --; a; Burrows, J. D.\n4/5/85; Ottaway, Vernon Stewart; Mayor; -; a; Kilhick, F.\nA. R.\nTown of Mosman Park.\n4/5/85; Jones, David Gordon; Mayor; -; a; Jones, D. G.;\n4/5/85; Platt, Malcolm Thomas; Councillor; North; a;\nPlatt, M. T.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Mihlar, David Douglas; Councillor; South; a;\nMillar, D. D.\nTown of East Fremantle.\n4/5/85; Cuhley, Stephen Charles; Councilior; Plympton; a;\nStransky, P. 0.\n4/5/85; Beeson, Henry Maxwell; Councillor; Richmond; a;\nD’Alessandro, E.\n4/5/85; Ferguson, Kenneth Holmes; Councihlor; Preston Pt.;\na; Green, M. A.\n4/5/85; Smith, Andrew Bruce; Councihlor; Woodside; a;\nSmith, A. B.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Handcock, Ian Gilbert; Mayor; -; a; Handcock, I.\nG.; Unopposed.\nTown of Cottesloe.\n4/5/85; Anderson, James; Mayor; -; a; Anderson, J.\n4/5/85; Utting, John; Councihlor; North; a; Utting, J.\n4/5/85; Murphy, Charles Denys; Councillor; Central; a;\nMurphy, C. D.\n4/5/85; Taylor, Ross Michael; Councihlor; South; a; Taylor,\nR. M.\n4/5/85; Rowell, Robert Mitford; Councillor; East; a;\nHowell, R. M.\nTown of Bassendean.\n4/5/85; Smith, Herbert John; Councihlor; East; a;\nGilberthorpe, P. J.\n4/5/85; Matthews, Nelvihle John; Councilior; West; a;\nBooth, D. B.\n4/5/85; Sofoulis, Evangelo; Councihior; North; a; Sofoulis,\nE.; Unopposed.\nShire of Mukinbudin.\n4/5/85; Jones, Frederick Roy; Councillor; Lake Brown; a;\nJones, F. R.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Maddock, Jocelyn; Councillor; Dandanning; a;\nMaddock, J.; Unopposed.\nShire of Roebourne.\n4/5/85; Sharpe, Benjamin Robert Bruce; Councillor; Pas\ntoral; a; Sharpe, B. R. B.\n4/5/85; Miller, William Arthur; Councillor; Wickham; a;\nGoldstraw, D. W.\n4/5/85; Helm, Thomas Richard; Councillor; Karratha; a;\nBarber, B. J.\n4/5/85; Percy, John Gardner; Councillor; Karratha; b;\nThompson, G. J.\n4/5/85; Kiss, Robert Henry; Councihlor; Roebourne; a;\nKiss, R. H.\nShire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes.\n4/5/85; Wheatley, Brian Robert; Councillor; Central; *e.\n4/5/85; Rowan-Robinson, William Harold; Councihlor; Cen\ntral; a; Rowan-Robinson, W. H.\n4/5/85; Duquemin, James Edward; Councihlor; Central; *e\n4/5/85; Sibbel, Franciscus; Councillor; North; a; Sibbel, F.\n4/5/85; Wright, Jennifer Stella; Councillor; East; a;\nWright, J. S.\n°e New Position Due to Ward Distribution.\nCity of Canning.\n4/5/85; Tacoma, Eelco; Mayor; -; a; Tacoma, E.\n4/5/85; Gordon, Leonard, A.; Councillor; East; a; Gordon,\nL.\n4/5/85; Cruise, Aidan, I.; Councillor; South; a; Cruise, A.\n4/5/85; Barzotto, Emihiano; Councihlor; West; a; Barzotto,\nE.\n4/5/85; Treacy, Peter; Counciilor; North; a; Piccolo, F.\n4/5/85; Deile Donne, Giuseppe; Councillor; Central; a;\nDelle Donne, G.\n4/5/85; Cowlan, Derek; Councihlor; River; a; Cowlan, D.;\nTown of Geraldton.\n4/5/85; Ashplant, Ronald Leonard; Councillor; -; b;\nMayhew, H. A.; Extraordinary,\n4/5/85; MacGregor, John Royston; Councillor; -; c; De\nWit, J.; Extraordinary.\nShire of Irwin.\n4/5/85; Summers, Norman Clare; Councillor; South East;\na; Summers, N. C.\n4/5/85; Fletcher, Harry Graeme; Councillor; Denison; a;\nFletcher, H. G.\n4/5/85; MacKenzie, Cohn David; Councihlor; North; a;\nMacKenzie, C. D.\nShire of Kalamunda.\n4/5/85; Kostera, Stuart Lindsay; Councillor; North; a;\nKostera, S. L.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Harper-Nelson, John; Councilior; South; a;\nHarper-Nelson, J.\n4/5/85; Hegney, Peter James; Councihlor; West; a; Reid, J.\nW.\n4/5/85; Powell, Bryan Geoffrey; Councillor; West; °e.\n°e Adjustment of Representation.\nShire of Boulder.\n4/5/85; Daws, Charles Pearson; Councihlor; South; a; Daws,\nC. P.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Searle, Brian Roderick; Councilior; Boulder; a;\nSearie, B. R.\n4/5/85; Jarvis, Patricia Ann; Councihlor; Central; a; Jarvis,\nP. A.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Draper, Peter Harold; Councillor; Mining; a;\nDraper, P. H.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Wilson, Caroline Ruth; Councillor; South Kalgoorhie;\nb; Shepherd, R. N.; Extraordinary.\nShire of Koorda.\n4/5/85; McWha, Ian Charles; Councillor; Koorda; a;\nStrahan, E. E.\n4/5/85; Rollins, Allan John; Councihlor; Kulja; a; Rollins,\nA. J.\n4/5/85; Woods, John Alexander; Councihlor; Mollerin; a;\nChester, A. E.\nShire of Dalwahlinu.\n4/5/85; Jones, Stephen Graham; Councihlor; Central; a;\nMcNeill, L. I.\n4/5/85; Cail, Ormond Victor; Councihlor; East; a; Gail, 0.\nV.\n4/5/85; Dinnie, William McLean; Councillor; North; a;\nDinnie, W. M.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1961\nShire of Gingin.\n4/5/85; Hunt, Ross Stewart; Councihlor; Coastal; a;\nHouston, H. G.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Roe, Bruce Wilberforce; Councillor; North; a; Roe,\nB. W.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Martin, Alexander Edgar; Councillor; South; a;\nMartin, A. E.\nCity of Stirling.\n4/5/85; Anderson, Peter James; Councillor; Osborne; a;\nAnderson, P. J.\n4/5/85; Smith, Kevin; Councihlor; Balga; a; Smith, K.\n4/5/85; Satcheh, James Henry; Councihhor; Inglewood; a;\nSatchehl, J. H.\n4/5/85; Venville, Georgina Alma; Councilhor; Maylands; a;\nVenvihle, G. A.\nCity of Subiaco.\n4/5/85; Passmore, Helen Enid; Councillor; Central; a;\nMcCullagh, G. A.\n4/5/85; Diggins, Richard Victor; Mayor; -; a; Diggins, R.\nV.\n4/5/85; Dalhimore, John William; Councillor; North; a;\nDahhimore, J. W.\n4/5/85; Sheen, Margaret Amelia; Councillor; East; a;\nWhyte, P. R.\n4/5/85; Wells, Eleanore Joyce; Councillor; South; a;\nNorris, R. A.\nTown of Armadale.\n4/5/85; Faulkner, Phihlip Gerard; Councillor; Armadale; a;\nFaulkner, P. G.\n4/5/85; Gribble, Evelyn Abbott; Councillor; West Armadale;\na; Gribble, E. A.\n4/5/85; Holton, Terence John; Councihlor; Kelmscott; a;\nHohton, T. J.\n4/5/85; Longstaff, Thomas; CouIlcilhor; Westfield; a;\nLongstaff, T.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Jones, Beryl Lillian; Councillor;\nRoleystone/Karragullen; a; Jones, B. L.; Uilopposed.\nShire of Bruce Rock.\n4/5/85; McCarthy, Edward Gerard; Councihlor; Central; a;\nMcCarthy, E. C.\n4/5/85; Robinson, William Brian; Councihlor; Babakin; a;\nRobinson, W. B.\n4/5/85; Venemore, Kenneth Munday; Councillor;\nShackleton; a; Venemore, K. M.\n4/5/85; Cole, Edwin Francis; Councillor; Ardath; a; Cole,\nE. F.\nShire of Boddington.\n4/5/85; Honey, Donald George Charles; Councillor; Central;\na; Roney, D. G.\n4/5/85; Reynolds, Graeme Donald; Councihlor; Central; e;\n-; New seat.\nShire of Mandurah.\n4/5/85; Cresswehl, Bruce Phihhip; Councillor; Town; a;\nCresswell, B. P.\n4/5/85; Leworthy, Mavis Christina; Councilior; Outer; a;\nKerns, W. M. G.\n4/5/85; Cribb, Peter Geoffrey; Councillor; Coastal; a;\nMcGinn, G. P.\nShire of Exmouth.\n4/5/85; Richardson, David Allan; Councillor; a;\nRichardson, D. A.\n4/5/85; Bathgate, Douglas George; Councillor; a; Bathgate,\nD. C.\n4/5/85; Gorman, Albert John; Councillor; a; Keenan, F. E.\nShire of Greenough.\n4/5/85; Chune, Bernard Patrick; Councillor; North; a;\nClone, B. P.\n4/5/85; Gould, James Stewart; Councihlor; Tarcoola; a;\nGould, J. S.\n4/5/85; Garratt, Gordon Sainsbury; Councillor; South; a;\nOliver, R. E.\n4/5/85; Foskew, Kenneth Herbert; Councillor; West; a;\nFoskew, K. H.\nShire of Denmark.\n4/5/85; Leary, Kenneth Frank; Councihlor; Scotsdahe; a;\nOsborne, F.\n4/5/85; Gallash, Bruce Edward; Councihlor; Nornalup; a;\nRussell, H.\n4/5/85; Nekel, Janet Katherine; Councillor; Shadforth; a;\nHockley, M.\n4/5/85; Swallow, Patrick; Councihlor; Kent; b; Cyster, R.\nT.; Unopposed.\nShire of Cue.\n4/5/85; Lundy, Richard Adam; Councillor; Cue; a; Lundy,\nR. A.\n4/5/85; Thurkle, Brian Alfred; Councihlor; Day Dawn; a;\nThurkle. B. A.\n4/5/85; Guise, Anthony John; Councillor; Tuckanarra; a;\nGuise, A. J.\n4/5/85; Price, Peter Ricllard; Counciilor; Cue; a; Bilton, S.\nCity of Bayswater.\n4/5/85; Hames, Kim Desmond; Councillor; West a;\nMcAuhlay, V. M.\n4/5/85; Pulitano, Saverio; Councillor; Central; a; Davis, N.;\n4/5/85; McLean, Ramsay Macdonald; Councillor; North;\nb; Hill, A; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Leeuwangh, Gerard; Councillor; North; a;\nLeeuwangh, G.; Unopposed.\nCity of Belmont.\n4/5/85; Parkin, Peggy Pamela; Councillor; Central; a;\nParkin, P. P.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Passeri, Peter Robert; Councihlor; West; a; Passeri,\nP. R.; Unopposed.\n4/5/85; Hardingham, John George; Councihlor; South; a;\nFlardingham, J. G.\n4/5/85; Douglas, Ronald Malcolm; Councillor; East; a;\nHames, W. H.\nCity of Cockburn.\n4/5/85; Duggan, John Joseph; Councillor; East; a; Duggan,\nJ. J.\n4/5/85; Greengrass, Thomas William; Councihlor; North; a;\nGreengrass, T. W.\n4/5/85; Lees, Raymond Allan; Councillor; South; a; Lees,\nR. A.\n4/5/85; Mirco, Pasquale; Councihlor; Central; a; Mirco, P.\n4/5/85; Palermo, Vito Alfio; Councillor; West; a; Stewart,\nK. J.\nCity of South Perth.\n4/5/85; Marciano, Frank; Councillor; Kensington; a;\nHoltzman. N. L.\n4/5/85; Marshall, Warren Luxmoore; Councillor; Manning;\nb; Collins, J.\n4/5/85; Morrish, Phyllis Claire; Councillor; Mill Point; a;\nMorrish, P. C.\n4/5/85; Piayford, George Henry; Councillor; Como; a;\nPlayford, G. H.\n4/5/85; Potter, Thelma Doreen; Councihlor; Manning; a;\nMaslen, E. N.\n4/5/85; Reid, Richard Malcolm; Councillor; Civic; a; Reid,\nR. M.\nShire of Broomehill.\n4/5/85; Altus, Harold Theodor; Councillor; South-East; a;\nRichardson, E. N.\n4/5/85; Meyer, Ross Darren; Councillor; North-West; a;\nMeyer, R. D.\n4/5/85; Fletcher, Geoffrey Edward; Councillor; North-East;\na; Fletcher, G. E.\n\n","sortOrder":34},{"sectionNumber":"1962","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1962 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nLG: BY 4-6D.\nCity of Bunbury.\nsection 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the City\nof Bunbury may sell Lot 244 Ramilhies Street, Sea Links,\nbeing the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title\nVolume 1641 Folio 166 to G. J. & H. H. Snowden by private\ntreaty.\nTown of Armadale.\nShire of Wanneroo.\nLG: WN-4-6 01.\nlency the Govenor has directed under the provisions of sec\ntion 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the Shire\nof Wanneroo may sell the following land by private\ntreaty:-\n1. Lot 137 being portion of Swan Location 1586 on\nDiagram 53749 and being the land contained in\nCertificate of Title Volume 1495 Folio 47 to\nGraham Homes Pty. Ltd.\n2. Lots 142 and 143 being portions of Swan Location\n1586 on Plan 12576 and being the land contained\nin Certificate of Titles Volume 1517 Folios 533 and\n534 to Aim Appliances Pty. Ltd.\nLG: AK 4-6G.\nsection 266 of the Local Government Act 1960 that the Town\nof Armadale may sell Lot 148 Girrawheen Street, Armadale,\nbeing the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1584\nFolio 693 to S. C. & K. Macdonald by private treaty.\nLG: MG-4-4.\nShire of Mundaring.\nLease of Land.\nLG: KE 4-6.\nShire of Kellerberrin.\nsection 2673 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the\nShire of Mundaring may lease portion of Reserve 23165 to\nA. J. Law for a period of 4 years without calling public\ntender.\nlency the Governor ilas directed under the provisions of\nsection 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the\nShire of Kellerberrin may sell Lot 360 Moore Street,\nKehlerberrin, being the land contained in Certificate of Title\nVolume 1599 Folio 956 to D. M. Wood and E. Craig by\nprivate treaty.\nShire of Perenjori.\nLG: SW-4-6F.\nShire of Swan.\nsection 266 of the Local Government Act 1960, that the\nShire of Swan may sell Lot 1286 being portion of Swan\nLocation L on plan 14712 and being the whole of the land\ncomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1685 Folio 801 to\nR. & A. Battisteila by private treaty.\nPurchase of Land for Re-sale.\nLG: PJ-4-3.\nlency the Governor has approved of the purchase of Lot 4\nFowler Street, Perenjori, being the land contained in Certifi\ncate of Title Volume 1495 Folio 594, by the Shire of\nPerenjori for the purpose of re-selling the whole of the land\nwithout subdivision to Westpac Banking Corporation by\nprivate treaty:-\n1. pursuant to the provisions of section 514A of the\nLocal Government Act 1960; and\n2. being declared a work and undertaking for which\nmoney may be borrowed under the provisions of\nPart XXVI of the Local Government Act 1960, by\nthe Shire of Perenjori.\nSecretary for Local Government. M. C. WOOD,\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1963\nLG: K-3-8V3.\nTown of Kalgoorlie.\nLoan.\nlency the Governor has approved the construction of the\nEastern Goldfields Senior Citizens Community Centre be\ning declared a work and undertaking for which money may\nbe borrowed under the provisions of Part XXVI of the\nLocal Government Act 1960, by the Town of Kalgoorlie.\nCEMETERIES ACT 1897.\nShire of Manjimup.\nTrusteeship.\nLG: 155/54.\nlency the Governor has approved under the provisions of\nthe Cemeteries Act of:-\n1 the cancellation of the appointment of Messrs G.\nArmstrong, H. Beebe, A. Tyler, P. Pratt, M.\nMacDonald, J. Tomlinson, 0. Smith and P.\nGordon Deceased as Trustees to control and\nmanage the Northcliffe Cemetery; and\n2 the appointment of the Council of the Munici\npality of the Shire of Manjimup as the sole Trustee\nto control and manage the Northcliffe Cemetery.\nThe Municipality of the City of Nedlands.\nBy-laws Relating to Fencing.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, and all other\npowers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having\nresolved on 7 February 1985, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the\nfollowing amendment to its By-laws Relating to Fencing which were published in the Govern\nment Gazette on 12 November 1982.\nThe by-laws are to be amended as follows:-\n1. By-law 4 3 a-in line 1 delete the figures \"25\" and insert the figures \"30\" in lieu\nthereof.\n2. By-law 4 3 b-in line 1 delete the figures \"290\" and insert the figures \"340\" in\nlieu thereof.\nDated this 16th day of April, 1985.\nThe Common Seal of the City of Nedlands was here\nunto affixed by Authority of a resolution of\nCouncil in the presence of-\nD. C. CRUICKSHANK,\nN. G. LEACH,\nThe Municipality of the Shire of Albany.\nBy-laws Relating to Aerodromes.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the above-mentioned Act and of all other\npowers enabling it, the Council of the above-mentioned Municipality hereby records having\nresolved on 23 November 1984 to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the\nfollowing by-laws:\nApplication.\n1. These By-laws shall apply to and be in force within the whole of the Area of the district\nof the Shire of Albany.\n40761 -3\n\n","sortOrder":35},{"sectionNumber":"1964","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1964 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nInterpretation.\n2. In these by-laws, unless the context otherwise indicates or requires, the following terms\nshall have the meanings respectively assigned to them, that is to say:-\n\"Act\" means the Air Navigation Act 1920 as amended of the Commonwealth of Australia\nor any other Act or Acts of the Commonwealth relating to air navigation for the time\nbeing in force.\n\"Aerodrome\" means any area of land under the control of the Council used as an\nAerodrome whilst and so long as licensed for the purpose of an Aerodrome under the\nRegulations.\n\"Reporting Officer\" means the officer appointed by or under the authority of the Shire\nwho for the time being shall be responsible for directing and controlling traffic of\nAircraft on and about any Aerodrome, directing crew, passengers or any other person\nwithin the precincts of any Aerodrome, the parking and movement of all Vehicles\nwithin the precincts of any Aerodrome and the enforcement of these by-laws\ntogether with all such other powers as may be given or conferred upon him by the\nShire in his capacity as the responsible officer of the Shire for the operation of any\nAerodrome.\n\"Aircraft\" means any machine or craft that can derive support in the atmosphere from\nthe reactions of the air.\n\"Bus\" has the same meaning as Omnibus in the Road Traffic Act 1974.\n\"Car Park\" means that portion of any Aerodrome set aside for the purpose of parking\nVehicles which may be designated in accordance with these by-laws to be used for\nthe parking of vehicles.\n\"Caretaker\" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire and who\nshall have the same powers as are conferred upon the Groundsman.\n\"Groundsman\" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire who\nunder the supervision of the Reporting Officer shall control and supervise the\nmovement of Aircraft, direct crew, passengers and any other person anywhere within\nthe precincts of any Aerodrome, supervise and direct the movement of Vehicles\nwithin the precincts of any Aerodrome and enforce these by-laws in relation to the\nsame and generally supervise the use of any Aerodrome.\n\"Half-fare passengers\" includes students who have received a dicss’ued adult fare by\nreason of being engaged in full time study at a secendary or tertiary educational\ninstitution.\n\"Local Government Act\" means the Local Government Act 1960 as amended or any\nAct for the time being in force amending or in substitution therefor.\n\"Movement\" means the takeoff or landing of an Aircraft in whatever manner within the\nprecincts of any Aerodrome.\n\"Non Regular Public Transport\" means any Aircraft other than Regular Public\nTransport.\n\"Owner\" includes lessee, charterer and person for the time being in possession or control\nof an Aircraft.\n\"Park\" means to permit a Vehicle, whether attended or not, to remain stationary, except\nfor the purpose of avoiding conflict with other traffic, or complying with the pro\nvisions of any law, or of immediately taking up or setting down persons or goods.\n\"Parking Stall\" means a section or part of a road or of a Car Park which is marked or\ndefined whether by painted lines, metallic studs or by signs for the purpose of\nindicating where a Vehicle may Park or take up or set down persons or goods and the\nuse of which may be restricted as to the length of time for which a Vehicle may Park\nor take up or set down persons or goods and the class of Vehicle that may so do,\nwhich may include public, hire car, government, official, Shire staff, taxis, buses and\nmotor cycles.\n\"Pilot\" means the person actually controlling an Aircraft at the relevant time and if there\nis no such person, then the person entitled to be in control.\n\"Ranger\" means any person appointed by or under the authority of the Shire as a ranger\nand whose duties include the control and supervision of the Standing and Parking of\nVehicles within any Aerodrome and the enforcement of these by-laws.\n\"Regular Public Transport\" means any Aircraft engaged in a commercial flight and\nwhich is operated regularly according to a time-table available in advance.\n\"Regulations\" means the Air Navigation Regulations made under the Act and for the\ntime being in force by Virtue of the Act.\n\"Schedule\" means the schedule to these by-laws.\n\"Shire\" means the Shire of Albany.\n\"Sign\" means a traffic sign, mark, structure or device placed or erected on or near a road\nor in a Car Park for the purpose of regulating or directing traffic.\n\"Stand\" in relation to a Vehicle means to stop a Vehicle and permit it to remain\nstationary, except for the purpose of avoiding conflict with other traffic or of\ncomplying with the provisons of any law.\n\"Taxi\" has the same meaning as taxi car in the Road Traffic Act 1974.\n\"Traffic Island\" means any physical provision other than lines marked on a road to guide\nVehicles.\n\"Vehicles\" includes Buses, motor cycles and bicycles.\nAny term defined in the Act or Regulations shall have the same meanings in these by-laws\nunless inconsistent with the context or subject matter hereof.\nUse by Aircraft.\n3. 1 The Owner of every Aircraft shall be entitled, UPON and subject to compliance with\nthese by-laws to use any Aerodrome for the landing, servicing and departure of his Aircraft\nand the embarkment and disembarkment of passengers and freight.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1965\n2 Unless and until so determined by the Reporting Officer any Aerodrome shall not be\nopen to use for flying where the surface of the Aerodrome may be or may reasonably be\nexpected to be unsafe for landing or departure of Aircraft.\nProvided that in the case of emergency, landings may be made, entirely at the Owner’s risk,\nupon such Aerodrome.\nBuilding, Council Approval, Notices, etc.\n4. 1 Subject to the Act and Regulations, the Shire may erect, make or place upon any\nAerodrome in such positions as it may see fit such buildings, terminals, structures, runways,\nlanding strips, roads, barriers, conveniences, amenities, Carparks, Signs, notices, markings\nand other things as it may see fit for the more complete, effective, convenient and safe use\nand enjoyment of any Aerodrome as a landing ground for Aircraft.\n2 a Any person who desires to erect any building, refuelling site, structure, improve\nment, or make any excavation, provide or remove fencing, carry out planting of trees, or do\nany other thing \"the Works\" within or about the Aerodrome must first apply to the Shire\nfor permisson to do so on Form 2 in the Schedule at least seven 7 days prior to commence\nment of the Works;\nb The Shire may grant permission to carry out the Works upon such conditions as the\nShire thinks fit including but without limiting the generality of the foregoing the imposition\nof a security bond to the satisfaction of the Shire of not less than five per cent 5% of the\nvalue of the Works;\nc The Shire may grant permission to carry out the Works subject to the payment of rental\nor other consideration for the use of the land upon which the Works are proposed to be\ncarried out;\nd The Shire may requisition such information relating to the Works as it in its absolute\ndiscretion thinks fit.\n3 None of the works referred to in Clause 2 hereof shall be commenced until an\n\"Authority to Commence Work\" as forms part of Form 2 has been granted by the Shire.\n4 No exemption from any by-law including the Uniform Building By-laws and Health By\nlaws and Regulations shall result by reason of the grant of the permission of the Shire to any\nproposed building refuelling site or other structure improvement or thing being constructed\non any Aerodrome.\n5 The Shire may from time to time set apart and grant authority for any land building\nstructure or improvement or any part of a building structure or improvement within an\nAerodrome to be used upon such terms and conditions as the Shire may stipulate by any\nperson for the conduct of any business considered by the Shire to be an amenity or operation\nof benefit to any Aerodrome.\n6 Except in accordance with an authority granted under By-law 45 and the terms and\nconditions of that authority, a person shall not, within any Aerodrome, either personally or by\nhis servant or agent or otherwise howsoever, or as the servant or agent or otherwise howsoever\nof another person:-\na sell, for delivery within any Aerodrome, or supply any goods or services;\nb carry on, or solicit for, any business; or\nc erect display or contribute or communicate by sound, any advertisement or public\nnotice.\nOperation of Hire Vehicles at Aerodrome.\n5. 1 Save with the prior consent in writing of the Shire no person shall:-\na Provide a service or carry on the business of hiring self drive rental Vehicles within\nthe boundaries of an Aerodrome;\nb Solicit for any business of hiring self drive rental Vehicles within the boundaries of\nan Aerodrome;\nc Deliver to or collect from an Aerodrome any self drive rental Vehicle that has been\nreserved for hire;\nd Do any act or thing that may facilitate a person:\ni Hiring a self drive rental Vehicle to;\nii Collecting a self drive rental Vehicle from; or\niii Delivering a self drive rental Vehicle to;\na hirer of self drive rental Vehicles within the boundaries of an Aerodrome.\n2 Nothing in this by-law contained or implied shall apply to Taxis.\nRight of Entry to Aerodrome.\n6. 1 Save as herein provided, a person other than:-\na a person lawfully employed upon duties in or about the supervision and control of\nany Aerodrome or of any business the conduct of which has been authorised pursu\nant to By-law 4 5 or in respect of any self drive Vehicle rental business consented\nto pursuant to By-law 5 or in or about the arrival, departure or servicing of, or other\nattention upon by Aircraft lawfully using any Aerodrome; or\nb a passenger or intending passengers by Aircraft lawfully using any Aerodrome;\nshall not enter remain upon any Aerodrome or any part thereof.\n2 The Shire may from time to time designate or set apart any specified part or parts of\nany Aerodrome:-\na To which only persons from time to time designated by the Shire shall be admitted;\nb To which persons other than those mentioned in By-law 6 1 a shall not be\nadmitted;\nc To which the general public, or any limited classes of the general public, may be\nadmitted, either at all times or at specified times, or for limited periods and gener\nally upon such terms and conditions as the Shire may determine.\nd To which no Vehicle may be admitted or to which a limited class of Vehicles may be\nadmitted or to which Vehicles may be admitted only on such terms and conditions as\nthe Shire may determine.\n\n","sortOrder":36},{"sectionNumber":"1966","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1966 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\n3 Signs, markings or notices may be placed by the Shire at any Aerodrome indicating the\nlimits of any part of any Aerodrome set apart for any special or limited use under By-law 6\n2.\n4 Notwithstanding the provisions of this By-law and By-law 10 the Shire may on special\noccasions, for such instance, as an aerial pageant or other event of public interest, make such\narrangements for the control of any Aerodrome and charge such fees for participation and for\nadmission as it may by resolution impose.\n5 No person shall bring, or permit to stray, on to any Aerodrome any horse, cattle, sheep,\ngoat or other animal without authority from the Shire. Any such animal so found trespassing\nwithout authority may be removed from the Aerodrome by any officer or employee of the\nShire, or by any other person authorised so to do.\nConduct of Persons on Aerodrome.\n7. Every person admitted to or being upon any Aerodrome shall whilst thereon behave\nhimself in a proper and becoming manner and so as not to cause any annoyance or incon\nvenience to any other person lawfully thereon; and shall obey any directions given to him by\nthe Reporting Officer, Groundsman, Caretaker or any person acting under them, or under\nauthority of the Shire, for the purpose of the conduct of people, the movement of people,\nVehicles and Aircraft, the preservation of order, or the promotion of or the facilitation of the\nlawful use and enjoyment of any Aerodrome.\n8. Any person, whether or not a passenger or intending passenger on an Aircraft, who the\nReporting Officer, Groundsman or Caretaker may consider to be intoxicated or under the\ninfluence of liquor so as to make his presence on any Aerodrome dangerous to himself or\nothers, or offensive to others, or otherwise undesirable, may be refused admission to any\nAerodrome, or if upon any Aerodrome may be removed by the Reporting Officer, Grounds-\nman or Caretaker or any person acting under the direction of the Reporting Officer, Grounds-\nman, Caretaker or Shire.\n9. A person shall not use any building, structure, convenience or amenity provided upon\nany Aerodrome for any purpose other than that for which it is provided or intended, or\ndestroy, remove, obliterate, deface, alter or otherwise interfere with any fence, barrier, notice,\nsign, or marking designed or intended for the direction, guidance, warning, control of or\ninformation for people or Vehicles on or about any Aerodrome.\nFees, Charges, etc\n10. 1 The Shire may require the Owner of every Aircraft using any Aerodrome to pay fees\nas specified in the Schedule and approved by the Department of Aviation provided that if at\nany time the scale of fees permitted by the Act and Regulations to be charged for the use of\nan Aerodrome as a landing ground for Aircraft be less in any particular than the scale in the\nSchedule then the fee in any such particular shall be that which is so permitted to be charged\nby the Act and Regulations.\n2 In the case of an Aircraft or an Owner using any Aerodrome on a regular basis the Shire\nmay allow payment of an annual or other periodic charge in respect of the Movement of such\nAircraft of such amount as the Shire may deem fit provided that such charge shall not exceed\nthe total fees that would otherwise be payable under these by-laws in respect of the actual\nMovement of the Aircraft in question.\n3 If any Aircraft remains on any Aerodrome for more than twenty four 24 hours a fee\nshall be payable as for one Movement for each day after the first day during which it so\nremains provided that this provision shall not apply to Aircraft parked or housed within parts\nof an Aerodrome that have been set aside by the Shire under By-law 4 5.\n4 Every owner of any Aircraft which it is intended shall land upon or depart from any\nAerodrome shall give to whichever of the Reporting Officer, groundsman or Caretaker is from\ntime to time nominated by the Shire notice of sufficient length of time where practicable not\nless than one hour before the time of any anticipated Movement to enable the necessary\narrangements to be made. Where extra expense is incurred by the Shire through failure to\ngive adequate notice the Owner of the Aircraft shall on demand pay to the Shire the extra\nexpense so incurred by the Shire.\n11. 1 The fees payable under By-law 10 1 shall be payable at or before the time of the\nMovement of the Aircraft or at such time as may be specially fixed by the Shire; other charges\nand expenses under By-law 10 2, By-law 10 3 and By-law 10 4 shall be payable upon\ndemand and for the purpose of which demand the Pilot of the relevant Aircraft shall be\ndeemed to be the agent of the Owner.\n2 Any fee charge or expense payable in accordance with these by-laws shall constitute a\ndebt due by the Owner of the Aircraft concerned and may be recovered by the Shire from him\nin any court of competent jurisdiction.\nParking and Standing or Vehicles on Aerodrome.\n12. The Shire may designate and mark out any Car Park or Parking Stall on any part of any\nAerodrome as it shall think fit and such designation or marking out shall be in such a form as\nthe Shire thinks fit.\n13. No Person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle in any part of any Aerodrome other than in a\nCar Park or Parking Stall designated or set apart by the Shire for that purpose.\n14. The Shire may affix such conditions to the parking or Standing of Vehicles as it thinks\nfit including conditions as to length of time for which a Vehicle may Park or Stand or the\nclass of Vehicle which may do so.\n15. Unless a Sign shall indicate to the contrary in respect of that specific area no person\nshall Stand or Park a Vehicle in a Parking Stall on a road otherwise than parallel to the kerb\nor edge of the road as the case may be and as close thereto as practicable and wholly within\nsuch stall and headed in the direction of the movement of traffic on the side of the road on\nwhich the stall is situated.\n16. Where a Parking Stall, whether in a road or Car Park, or any Car Park is reserved for\nthe parking or standing of Vehicles of a particular class or designated for a particular use, no\nperson, shall Stand or Park in any part of that Parking Stall or Car Park, any Vehicle other\nthan those of the class for which the Car Park or Parking Stall is reserved or use the Parking\nStall or Car Park other than in accordance with the particular use to which the car Park or\nParking Stall may be put.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1967\n17. Where a maximum Parking or Standing period is specified on any sign or in any other\nway which is attributable to a Parking Stall or Car Park a person shall not permit a Vehicle to\nremain Parked or Standing in that Car Park or Parking Stall for longer than the period\nspecified and no person shall Park or Stand such Vehicle again in that Car Park or Parking\nStall unless the Vehicle has first been removed from that car Park or Parking Stall for not\nless than twenty minutes.\n18. The Shire may declare that the provisions of the last preceding By-law shall not apply\nduring periods on particular days or times nominated by the Shire.\n19. The Shire may impose a fee upon drivers of Vehicles for Parking or Standing a Vehicle\nin any Car Park or Parking Stall.\n20. No person shall permit a Vehicle to remain Parked or Standing in a Car Park or\nParking Stall without first having paid any fee which the Shire may from time to time impose\nupon the Parking or Standing of such Vehicles nor shall any person permit a Vehicle to\nremain Parked or Standing in a Car Park or Parking Stall after the expiration of the period\nfor which the prescribed fee has been paid or is payable and during a period for which a\nfurther fee is prescribed unless such further fee is paid.\n21. Unless otherwise directed by the Reporting Officer, Groundsman, Caretaker, or Ranger\nor any person acting under their control, no person shall park a Vehicle in a Parking Stall\notherwise than wholly within the boundaries, if any are designated, of that Parking Stall.\n22. No person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle so as to obstruct an entry to, an exit from or a\ncarriageway passage or roadway within a Car Park or the Aerodrome or beyond the limits of\nany defined roads within an Aerodrome.\n23. No person shall permit a Vehicle to Park or Stand on any part of a Car Park or Parking\nStall whether or not such Parking or Standing would otherwise be allowed when the\nReporting Officer, Groundsman, Caretaker or Ranger directs the driver of such Vehicle to\nmove it.\n24. No person shall Park or Stand or attempt to Park or Stand a Vehicle in a Parking Stall\nin which another Vehicle is Standing provided that this clause shall not prevent the parking\nor standing of more than one motorcycle or bicycle in an area designated for the parking of\nmotor cycles and/or bicycles.\n25. No person shall permit a Vehicle of one class to Park or Stand in a Car Park or Parking\nStall which is at the time set aside for use by Vehicles of another class.\n26. No person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle or permit a Vehicle to Stand on any road so as\nto cause an obstruction thereof.\n27. No person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle or permit a Vehicle to Park or Stand on a road\nabreast or alongside a Standing or Parked Vehicle unless any Reporting Officer, Grounds-\nman, Caretaker or Ranger shall so direct.\n28. No person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle or permit a Vehicle to Park or Stand on a road\nor elsewhere within a distance of one metre of a fire hydrant.\n29. No person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle or permit a Vehicle to Park or Stand on any\npart of a pedestrian crossing provided that it shall not be an offence against this clause:-\na if the driver of such Vehicle is prevented from proceeding by circumstances beyond\nhis control;\nb if it is necessary for him to stop on such a crossing in order to avoid an accident.\n30. Where the Parking or Standing of a Vehicle in a Parking Stall Car Park or on any Road\nis restricted in duration to a particular length of time and a Vehicle remains parked there for\ngreater than that period, the fine applicable shall increase by the amount of the initial fine for\neach successive period equal to that for which Parking or Standing was allowed provided that\nthe total fine does not exceed the amount mentioned in the Schedule.\n31. Any person who commits or causes a breach of any of the respective provisions of these\nby-laws relating to the Parking or Standing of Vehicles on any Aerodrome shall be liable to a\npenalty not exceeding the amounts respectively mentioned in the Schedule.\n32. The Reporting Officer, Groundsman, Caretaker and Ranger or other employee of the\nShire empowered to do so, may enforce such of these by-laws as relate to the Parking or\nStanding of Vehicles on Aerodromes by:-\n1 Completing an infringement notice in the form or substantial in the form of Form 1\nin the Schedule; and\n2 Placing it on the windscreen or some other conspicuous place on the Vehicle that it\nis alleged is in breach of these by-laws.\nThe placement of an infringement notice as aforesaid shall be deemed to be service of it.\n33. Any person who does not contest an allegation that he committed an offence against a\nprovision on these By-laws relating to the Parking or Standing of Vehicles on any Aerodrome\nmay pay to the Shire within 28 days after the commission of the offence the applicable\npenalty mentioned in the Schedule. Production of an acknowledgement from the Shire of\npayment of such penalty within the time foresaid shall be a defence to a charge of the offence\nin respect of which the modified penalty has been paid.\n34. Where an alleged offender:-\na informs the Shire that he declines to pay any modified penalty provided for in these\nby-laws; or\nb omits to send or deliver to the Shire payment of the modified penalty within the\ntime specified in the preceding by-law or in such extended time as the Shire allows;\nthe Shire may take proceedings against the alleged offender in a Court of Petty Sessions for\nbreach of these by-laws.\nGeneral.\n35. A person who in any respect contravenes or fails to comply with any of these by-laws\ncommits an offence and where no other penalty is provided shall be liable to a penalty not\nexceeding five hundred dollars $500.00 and in addition such person may if upon any\nAerodrome be summarily removed therefrom by any police officer, Reporting Officer,\nGroundsman or Caretaker or any person acting under the direction of the Reporting Officer,\nGroundsman, Caretaker or the Shire.\n36. The Shire in its absolute discretion may either generally or for specific use waive all or\nany of the requirements of these by-laws.\n\n","sortOrder":37},{"sectionNumber":"1968","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1968 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nPart 1.\nSCALE OF FEES.\n1. Aircraft Movement:\n1 Passenger Levies on Regular Public Transport at Albany Aerodrome:-\nAdult passengers-$3.00\nHalf-fare passengers-$1.50\n2 Landing charges on non regular public transport at Albany Aerodrome:-\nAdult passengers-$3.00\nHalf-fare passengers-$1.50\n2. Penalties for breach of by-laws relating to parking and standing of vehicles:\nThe fine for the breach of any by-law relating to the Parking or Standing of Vehicles\nexcept as provided by By-law 30 is $10.00.\nThe maximum fine chargeable in the terms of By-law 30 shall not exceed $80.00.\nPart 2.\nINFRINGEMENT NOTICE.\nForm 1.\nSHIRE OF ALBANY INFRINGEMENT NOTICE\nVehicle No. ‘ Make/Type\nIt is alleged that at a.m./p.m. on day of\n, at Albany\nAerodrome you committed the offence indicated hereunder by an X in breach of By-law of\nthe Shire of Albany relating to\nAerodromes.\nEmployee of Shire\nPosition: Aerodrome Reporting Officer/Ranger/Other\nSpecify\nMODIFIED PENALTY $10.00\nParking or Standing other than in a Car Park or Parking\nStall in breach of By-law 13 or 15 or 21.\nParking or Standing in a Car Park or Parking Stall set aside\nfor another use in breach of By-law 16.\nParking or Standing for longer than period allowed in breach\nof By-law 14 or 17.\nParking or standing in area designated for different class of\nvehicle in breach of By-law 14 or 17 or 25.\nFailure to pay prescribed fee or further fee for Parking or\nStanding in breach of By-laws 19, 20.\nParking or Standing a Vehicle so as to obstruct entry to or\nexit from a carriageway, passage or roadway within a Car\nPark or the Aerodrome in breach of By-law 22 or 26.\nFailing to move a Vehicle as directed by the Reporting\nOfficer, Groundsman or Caretaker in breach of By-law 23.\nDouble Parking or Standing in breach of By-law 24 or 27.\nParking or Standing within 1 metre of fire hydrant in breach\nof By-law 28.\nParking or Standing on a pedestrian crossing in breach of By\nlaw 29.\nOther.\nFine $ Continued Parking or Standing in Car Park or Parking Stall\nin breach of By-law 14 or 17 Fine-calculated in terms of By\nlaw 30 by multiplying the Penalty referred to above by the\nnumber of successive periods the Vehicle remains in breach\nbeyond the initial period.\nTake Notice that you will be deemed to be the person who committed the above offence\nunless within twenty one 21 days of the date which this notice was left in or on the Vehicle\nyou inform the Shire or an employee of the Shire of the identity and address of the offender\nor furnish information to the Shire or an employee of the Shire from which the Shire or an\nemployee of the Shire may be satisfied that the Vehicle had been stolen or was being\nunlawfully used at the time the offence is alleged to have been committed.\nYou may dispose of this matter either:-\na By payment of the modified penalty as shown within twenty eight 28 days of the\ndate of this notice to the Cashier, Shire of Albany, Mercer Road, Albany, Monday to\nFriday between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m.; or\nb Sending the modified penalty to Shire of Albany, P.O. Box 809, Albany, WA. 6330.\nIf the modified penalty is not paid within the time specified, Court proceedings may be\ninstituted against you.\nPlease make cheques payable to Shire of Albany and present this notice.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1969\nPart 3.\nForm 2.\nSHIRE OF ALBANY.\nAPPLICATION TO CARRY OUT WORKS\nAT ALBANY AERODROME.\nI/We No.\nAddress\n_______________________________________________________________Office\nUse Only\nPropose to carry out the following work upon\nAerodrome, Include a proposed programme detailing the manner in which the work is to be\ncarried out.\nand request approval to commence this work on\n_________________________________________\nand advise that the work will be completed by\nand that the value of the work will be:- $\nI/We agree to:\n1 Supply such further information concerning the proposed work as the Shire may\nrequest.\n2 Comply with all Acts, By-laws and Regulations applicable to the proposed works and\nto carry out all conditions imposed by the Shire in connection therewith.\n3 Lodge a bond of $ being five per cent 5% of the value of the work which will\nbe refunded to me/us upon completing the work to the satisfaction of the Shire\nEngineer/Shire Building Surveyor.\n4 Comply with all instructions of the Reporting Officer or other employee of the Shire\nauthorised to so instruct.\nI/We acknowledge that no work may be commenced before the \"Authority to Commence\nWork\" attached hereto has been issued to me/us by the Shire.\nSigned\nAUTHORITY TO COMMENCE WORK.\nDate\nTo\nAddress\nThe Shire of Albany hereby gives the person/s named upon this Authority permission to\ncarry out the work mentioned above, subject to:-\nCONDITIONS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL.\nSHIRE CLERK,\nD. J. Cunningham.\nDated this 23rd day of November, 1984.\nThe Common Seal of the Shire of Albany was here\nunto affixed by authority of a resolution of the\ncouncil in the presence of-\nH. A. RIGGS,\nD. J. CUNNINGHAM,\nClerk of Council.\n\n","sortOrder":38},{"sectionNumber":"1970","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1970 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nThe Municipality of the Shire of Carnarvon.\nBy-laws Relating to Petrol Pumps.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, and of all other\npowers enabling it, the Council of the Shire of Carnarvon hereby records having resolved on\n","sortOrder":39},{"sectionNumber":"20","sectionType":"section","heading":"October 1982, and reaffirmed on 28 November 1984, to revoke and submit for confirmation","content":"20 October 1982, and reaffirmed on 28 November 1984, to revoke and submit for confirmation\nby the Governor the By-laws Relating to Petrol Pumps published in the Government Gazette\nof 14 January 1969 and the amendment published in the Government Gazette of 21 June\n1974.\nDated this 13th day of December, 1984.\nThe Common Seal of the Shire of Carnarvon was\nhereunto affixed in the presence of-\nW. J. DALE,\nPresident,\nS. K. GOODE,\nThe Municipality of the Shire of Three Springs.\nAdoption of Draft Model By-laws Signs, Hoardings and Billposting, No. 13.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it in the abovementioned Act, the Council of the\nabovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on 12 March 1985, to adopt the\nLocal Government Model By-laws Signs, Hoardings and Bill Posting No. 13 published in\nthe Government Gazette of 11 June 1963, and with amendments published in the Govern\nment Gazette of 10 December 1964 and 21 June 1974.\nDated this 8th day of May, 1985.\nThe Common Seal for the Shire of Three Springs was\nhereunto affixed in the presence of-\nT. L. READING,\nN. P. HARTLEY,\nAGRICULTURE AND RELATED RESOURCES PROTECTION ACT 1976.\nLOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960 AS AMENDED.\nThe Municipality of the Shire of Rock ingham.\nBy-laws Relating to Pest Plants.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Acts and of all other\npowers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having\nresolved on 26 June 1984 to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following\nBy-laws:\n1. These By-laws may be cited as the Shire of Rockingham Pest Plant By-laws.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1971\n2. In these By-laws, unless the contrary intention appears-\n\"Council\" means the Council of the Municipality of the Shire of Rockingham;\n\"District\" means the district of the Council;\n\"Pest plant\" means a plant described as a pest plant by By-law 4 of these By-laws.\n3. These By-laws apply in respect of the district.\n4. Every plant described in the First Schedule to these By-laws is a pest plant.\n5. 1 The Council may serve on the owner or occupier of private land within the district, a\nduly completed notice in the form of the Second Schedule to these By-laws requiring him to\ndestroy, eradicate or otherwise control any pest plant on that land.\n2 A person served a notice under sub-Bylaw 1 of this By-law shall comply with that\nnotice within the time and manner specified therein.\n6. Where a person fails to comply with a notice under By-law 5 of these By-laws served\nupon him, the Council may:\n1. Without payment of any compensation in respect thereof, destroy, eradicate or\ncontrol, as the case may be, any pest plant the destruction, eradication or control of\nwhich was required by the notice; and\n2. Recover in a court of competent jurisdiction from the person to whom the notice is\ndirected, the amount of the expenses of such destruction, eradication or control.\nFirst Schedule.\nPest Plants.\nCommon Name Scientific name\nCaltrop tribulus terrestis\nApple of Sodom Solanum hermannii\nSecond Schedule.\nAgriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976.\nShire of Rockingham Pest Plant By-laws.\nPEST PLANT NOTICE.\nNo\nTo’ full name\nOf’ address\nYou are hereby given notice that under the above By-laws you are requested to\nhere specify whether required to destroy, eradicate or otherwise control the pest plant\ncommon name scientific name\non here specify the land of which you are the\nowner or occupier.\nThis notice may be complied with by\nhere specify manner of achieving destruction, eradication or control.\nSuch measures shall be commenced not later than date\nand shall be completed by date.\nUpon failure to comply with this notice within the times specified, the Council may destroy,\neradicate or control, as the case may be, any specified plant at your expense, and if necessary\nrecover the same in a court of competent jurisdiction.\nDate of service of notice.\nSignature of person authorised by the Council of\nthe Municipality of the Shire of Rockingham.\nDated this 22nd day of August, 1984.\nThe Common Seal of the Municipality of the Shire of\nRockingham was duly affixed hereto in the\npresence of-\nW. D. A. MAYS,\nPresident,\nG. G. HOLLAND,\n\n","sortOrder":40},{"sectionNumber":"1972","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1972 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nCEMETERIES ACT 1897.\nPinnaroo Valley Memorial Park Public Cemetery By-laws.\nIN pursuance of the powers conferred upon them by the abovementioned Act, the Trustees of\nthe Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park Public Cemetery hereby record having resolved on 11\nApril 1985 to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor, the following By-laws.\nThe By-laws made by the Trustees of the Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park under the\nprovisions of the Cemeteries Act 1897 published in the Government Gazette on 2 June 1978\nand amended from time to time, are referred to in these By-laws as the Principal By-laws.\nThe Principal By-laws are amended as under:-\nThe First Schedule is deleted and the following substituted;-\nFirst Schedule.\nThe following fees shall be payable upon application for burial or other services detailed\nhereunder and shall apply from 1 July 1985.\n1. PLOT FEE Right of Burial 2.4m x 1.2m $\nApproval to any refund on an unexpired Grant of Right of Burial shall be at the\nabsolute discretion of Trustees and in any event, the refund approved shall not\nexceed the amount originally paid for the Grant of Right of Burial.\n1.1 Memorial Plaque Section 350\n1.2 Pre-need Purchase 430\n1.3 Location Selected by Applicant 430\n2. BURIAL FEE.\n2.1 Ordinary Interment 180\n2.2 Stillborn no burial service 50\n2.3 Child under 7 years 90\n3. PLAQUE FEE.\n3.1 Size 380mm x 280mm 215\n3.2 Size 560mm x 305 mm 300\n3.3 Detachable Plate 35\n3.4 Monumental Permit Fee 40\n4. EXHUMATION FEE.\n4.1 Reopening of Grave 450\n4.2 Reinterment-New Grave 180\n5. PLACEMENT OF ASHES.\n5.1 Family Grave limit 4 interments 60\n5.2 Memorial Garden 180\n5.3 Ground Niche 6 lines 340\nAdditional lines maximum 4 40\n5.4 Wall Niche-\nSingle 145\nDouble 220\nSecond Inscription 70\n5.5 Family Shrub Garden Setting 580\nAdditional Placement 115\n5.6 Scattering to the Winds 35\n5.7 Collection from Office 45\n5.8 Transfer to New Position 35\n5.9 Registration of Ashes 35\n6. MISCELLANEOUS FEES.\n6.1 Funeral Director’s Annual Licence 70\n6.2 Additional Fee-Late Arrival 30\n6.3 Interment-Oblong or Oversized Casket 80\n6.4 Interment-Saturday or Public Holiday 100\n6.5 Copy of Grant of Right of Burial 40\nThe By-laws set out in the above Schedule were made by the Trustees of the Pinnaroo\nValley Memorial Park Public Cemetery at a duly convened meeting of the Board held on 11\nApril 1985.\nGiven under the Common Seal of the Trustees of the\nPinnaroo Valley Memorial Park by authority of\nthe Trustees-\nW. McMILLAN BROWN,\nActing Chairman.\nP. D. MacLEAN,\nAdministrator.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1973\nCITY OF COCKBURN ANNEXATION OF ADJOINING OUTLYING LAND ORDER\nMADE by His Excellency the Governor under section 12 of the Local Government Act.\nCitation 1. This Order may be cited as the \"City of Cockburn Annexation of Adjoining\nOutlying Land Order 1985\".\nLand to he 2. The adjoining outlying land designated and described in Part 1 of the\nannexed. Schedule to this Order is hereby annexed to the district of the municipality of\nthe City of Cockburn.\nAlteration to 3. The boundary of the South Ward of the City of Cocburn is hereby adjusted\nWard Bound- by the addition of the land designated and described in Part 2 of the Schedule\narl. to this Order.\nTechnical Description.\nPart 1.\nANNEXATION OF OUTLYING LAND TO THE CITY OF COCKBURN.\nAll that portion of land comprising Cockburn Sound Locations 2637 and 2638 as shown\nsurveyed on Lands and Surveys Original Plan 15027.\nArea: About 9.87 hectares.\nLands and Surveys Public Plan Perth 2 000 08.01, 08.02.\nPart 2.\nANNEXATION OF OUTLYING LAND TO THE SOUTH WARD OF THE CITY OF\nCOCKBURN.\nAll that portion of land as described in Part 1 above.\nLands and Surveys Public Plan Perth 2 000 08.01, 08.02.\nTOWN OF ARMADALE VALUATION AND HATING ORDER 1985.\nMADE by His Excellency the Governor under section 533 of the Local Government Act.\nCitation. 1. This Order may be cited as the \"Town of Armadale Valuation and Rating\nOrder 1985\".\nRevocation of 2. The Order in Council published in the Government Gazette of 19 January\nOrder. 1979, page 117 is hereby revoked.\nAuthorisation of 3. The Council of the Town of Armadale is authorised to use valuations on\nuse of unim- unimproved values of rateable property in the portion of its district as\nproved values, designated and described in the Schedule to this Order.\nTOWN OF ARMADALE.\nTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION.\nUNIMPROVED VALUE AREA.\nThat portion of the district of the Town of Armadale excluding Areas A, B, C and D to this\nAREA A.\nAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the northwestern corner of\nForrestdale Lot 347 and extending westerly along the southern boundary of Canning Lo\ncation 421 to the centreline of Robinson Street; thence southerly along that centrehine and\nonwards to a southwestern side of Commercial Road; thence generally southeasterly along\nthat side to the westernmost southwestern corner of Location 454; thence generally south\neasterly along boundaries of that location and generally southeasterly along southwestern\nsides of Moore Street to the westernmost southwestern corner of Location 455; thence\nsoutheasterly and northeasterly along boundaries of that location to the centreline of Broome\nStreet; thence southeasterly and easterly along that centrehine to the prolongation southerly\nof the western boundary of Forrestdale Lot 383; thence northerly to and northerly and\neasterly along boundaries of that lot to the prolongation southerly of the eastern boundary of\nLot 389; thence northerly to and along that boundary to the southwestern corner of Lot 397;\nthence northerly and easterly along boundaries of that lot to the prolongation southerly of the\ncentrehine of Road Number 14231; thence northerly to and along that centrehine and onwards\nto the centreline of Forrest Road; thence easterly and generally southeasterly along that\n\n","sortOrder":41},{"sectionNumber":"1974","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1974 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\ncentreline to the porlongation southwesterly of the centreline of Allen Road; thence north\neasterly to and along that centrehine to the prolongation southeasterly of the northeastern\nboundary of Lot 38 of Jandakot Agricultural Area Lot 74 as shown on Lands Titles Office\nPlan 33471; thence northwesterly to and along that boundary to its northern corner; thence\nwesterly along the southern boundary of Lot 39 and westerly along the northern boundaries\nof Lots 26 and 25 and onwards to the northeastern corner of Lot 23; thence westerly along the\nnorthern boundary of that lot and westerly along the northern boundaries of Lots 22 to 19\ninclusive and onwards to the northeastern corner of Lot 17; thence westerly along the\nnorthern boundary of that lot and westerly along the northern boundaries of Lots 16 to 12\ninclusive to the southeastern corner of Lot 86 as shown on Land Titles Diagram 42601;\nthence westerly along the southern boundary of that lot and westerly along the southern\nboundary of Lot 87 to the southeastern corner of Lot 4 as shown on Land Titles Diagram\n39662; thence westerly along the southern boundary of that lot and onwards to the centrehine\nof Anstey Road; thence generally southwesterly along that centreline to a northern side of\nForrest Road; thence southeasterly to the centrehine of Weld Street; thence southerly along\nthat centrehine to the prolongation easterly of the northern boundary of Forrestdale Lot 351;\nthence westerly to and along that boundary to the easternmost northeastern corner of\nCanning Location 421 and thence southerly and westerly along boundaries of that location to\nthe starting point.\nAREA B.\nAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the centreline of\nCockram Road with the prolongation northwesterly of the centreline of Ciro Road and\nextending southeasterly to and along that centrehine and onwards to the centreline of Greener\nWay; thence generally northeasterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of\nConnell Avenue; thence southerly along that centrehine to the prolongation westerly of the\nsouthern boundary Of Canning Location 3222; thence easterly to and easterly, southeasterly\nand generally northeasterly along boundaries of that location to a southwestern corner of Lot\n1 of Part Location 290 and Location 61 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 37353;\nthence southeasterly, southwesterly, again southeasterly, generally southwesterly, generally\nsoutheasterly, generally northeasterly, again generally southeasterly, northeasterly and gener\nally easterly along boundaries of that lot to the northernmost western boundary of the\nwestern severance of Location 670; thence southerly, easterly and again southerly along\nboundaries of that severance and onwards to the centreline of Martin Street; thence easterly\nalong that centreline to the centreline of Canning Mills Road; thence southwesterly along\nthat centrehine to the prolongation westerly of the southern boundary of Kelmscott Lot 142;\nthence easterly to and along that boundary to the northeastern corner of the northeastern\nseverance of Lot 141 thence southerly along the eastern boundary of that severance and\nonwards to the centreline of Grade Road; thence generally southeasterly along that centreline\nand onwards to the centrehine of Buckingham Road; thence generally southwesterly along\nthat centrehine to the centrehine of Roberts Road; thence southerly and generally southwest\nerly along that centreline to the centrehine of Marmion Street; thence generally northwesterly\nand generally northerly along that centreline to the centrehine of Canning Mills Road; thence\nwesterly along that centreline to the prolongation southeasterly of the centrehine of Clifton\nStreet; thence northwesterly to and generally northwesterly along that centreline to the\nprolongation southwesterly of the centreline of Lucich Street; thence northeasterly to and\nalong that centreline to the prolongation southerly of the centreline of Connell Avenue;\nthence northerly to and along that centreline to the prolongation easterly of the northern\nboundary of Kelmscott Suburban Lot 2; thence westerly to and along that centreline and\nonwards to the centreline of Clifton Street; thence northerly along that centreline and\nonwards to the easternmost southeastern corner of Kelmscott Suburban Lot 9; thence north\nerly and generally westerly along boundaries of that lot to the prolongation southerly of the\ncentrehine of Cockram Road and thence northerly to and generally northerly along that\ncentreline to the starting point.\nAREA C.\nAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the centreline of\nLake Road with the prolongation northwesterly of the westernmost southwestern boundary\nof Lot 1006 of Canning Location 30 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 54464; thence\nsoutheasterly to and generally southeasterly, generally southwesterly, generally easterly,\nsoutheasterly, again generally southwesterly and again generally southeasterly along bound\naries of that lot to a northwestern side of Hemingway Drive; thence generally northeasterly\nalong sides of that drive to the western boundary of Lot 58 as shown on Land Titles Office\nPlan 2706 3; thence southerly and northeasterly along boundaries of that lot and northeast\nerly along the southeastern boundaries of Lot 59 and 60 to the prolongation northwesterly of\nthe southwestern boundary of Lot 27 as shown on Land Titles Office Plan 2706 2; thence\nsoutheasterly to and along that boundary and onwards to the centreline of Westfield Road;\nthence northeasterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Albany Highway;\nthence generally northwesterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterly of the\nwesternmost southeastern boundary of Lot 26 as shown on Land Titles Office Plan 2706 5;\nthence generally northeasterly along boundaries of that lot to the prolongation northerly of\nthe eastern boundary of Lot 92; thence southerly to and along that boundary and onwards to\nthe northeastern corner of Lot 60 as shown on Lands Titles Office Diagram 35075; thence\nsoutherly along the eastern boundary of that lot and southerly along the eastern boundary of\nLot 61 and onwards to the centreline of Mountain View Avenue; thence northeasterly along\nthat centreline to the centreline of Pries Place; thence generally southeasterly and generally\nsouthwesterly along that centreline to a northwestern boundary of Location 31; thence\nnortheasterly, southerly, again northeasterly, generally southerly, southwesterly, generally\nsoutheasterly and generally southerly along boundaries of that location to the prolongation\nsouthwesterly of the northwestern boundary of Kelmscott Lot 195; thence northeasterly to\nand along that boundary to the northwestern of Kelmscott Lot 18; thence northeasterly and\nsoutheasterly along boundaries of that lot and onwards to the northeastern corner of\nKelmscott Lot 19; thence southeasterly and southwesterly along boundaries of that lot and\nsouthwesterly along the southeastern boundary of Kelmscott Lot 197 and onwards to a\nnortheastern boundary of Location 31; thence generally southeasterly along boundaries of\nthat location to a northern corner of Lot 7 of Location 31 as shown on Land Titles Office\nDiagram 2506; thence southwesterly and generally southeasterly along boundaries of that lot\nand onwards to the centreline of Fancote Street; thence generally southeasterly along that\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1975\ncentreline and onwards to the centreline of River Road; thence southerly and generally\nsoutheasterly along that centrehine and onwards to the centrehine of Brookton Highway;\nthence generally southeasterly along that centrehine to the prolongation easterly of the\nnorthern boundary of Kelmscott Lot 222; thence westerly to and along that boundary and\nonwards to the centreline of Glenfield Place; thence southerly along that centreline and\nonwards to the centreline of Lefroy Road; thence easterly along that centrehine to the\ncentrehine of Brookton Highway; thence generally southeasterly, generally easterly and gener\nally northeasterly along that centrehine to the prolongation northeasterly of the northwestern\nboundary of the central severance of Kelmscott suburban Lot 33; thence southwesterly to and\nalong that boundary and onwards to the centrehne of Scott Road; thence southeasterly along\nthat centrehine to the prolongation northeasterly of the northernmost northwestern boundary\nof the northwestern severance of Kelmscott Lot 227; thence southwesterly to and generally\nsouthwesterly and generally southeasterly along boundaries of that severance and onwards to\nthe southwestern corner of the southeastern severance of Lot 227; thence southeasterly along\nthe southwestern boundary of that severance to the easternmost northeastern corner of\nKelmscott Lot 85; thence southerly along the eastern boundary of that lot and onwards to the\nnortheastern corner of the southeastern severance of Kelmscott Lot 84; thence southerly and\nwesterly along boundaries of that severance to the northwestern corner of Canning Location\n3126; thence southeasterly along the southwestern boundary of that location to the north\nwestern boundary of Lot 210 of Location 31 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 67108;\nthence southwesterly along that boundary to the northern, corner of Lot 211 as shown on\nLand Titles Diagram 67108; thence southwesterly along the northwestern boundary of that\nlot to the southeastern corner of Lot 4 of Location 31 as shown on Land Titles Office\nDiagram 41320; thence northerly along the eastern boundary of that lot to the southeastern\ncorner of Lot 5 as shown Land Titles Office Diagram 41303; thence northerly and westerly\nalong boundaries of that lot to an eastern side of Paterson Road; thence southerly along that\nside to the northernmost southwestern corner of Lot 4 as shown on Land Titles Office\nDiagram 41320; thence easterly and southeasterly along boundaries of that lot to the north\nernmost northwestern boundary of Lot 202 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 67108;\nthence southwesterly, generally southerly and southeasterly along boundaries, of that lot and\nonwards to the centreline of Canns Road; thence generally southwesterly along that\ncentrehine and onwards to the centrehine of Carradine Road; thence generally southwesterly\nalong the centreline to the prolongation southeasterly of the centrehine of Carawatha Avenue;\nthence northwesterly along that prolongation to the prolongation northeasterly of the south\neastern boundary of Armadale Lot 2347; thence southwesterly to and along that boundary to\nthe southeastern corner of Lot 12 of Canning Location 31 as shown on Land Titles Office\nDiagram 67137; thence southwesterly along the southeastern boundary of that lot to the\nnorthern corner of Part Lot 192 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 11683; thence\nsouthwesterly and southeasterly along boundaries of that part lot and onwards to the\ncentrehine of Carradine Road; thence generally southwesterly along that centerline and on\nwards to the centreline of Albany Highway; thence generally southeasterly and generally\nsoutherly along that centrehine to the prolongation southeasterly of the centerline of\nBedfordale Hill Road; thence northwesterly to and generally northwesterly along that\ncentrehine to the prolongation northeasterly of the northwestern boundary of Armadale Lot\n1792; thence southwesterly to and southwesterly, southerly and southeasterly along bound\naries of that lot to the northeastern boundary of Lot 98 of Canning Location 31 as shown on\nLand Titles Office Diagram 47407; thence southwesterly and southerly along boundaries of\nthat lot to the northernmost northwestern corner of Lot 83 as shown on Land Titles Office\nDiagram 23498; thence southerly, westerly, again southerly, easterly and again southerly\nalong boundaries of that Lot to the northwestern corner of Lot 84; thence southerly along the\nwestern boundary of that lot to the northern boundary of Lot 180 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Plan 4469; thence westerly along that boundary and onwards to the centreline of\nSouth Western Highway; thence generally southerly along that centreline to the prolongation\nnortheasterly of the northernmost northwestern side of Stone Street; thence southwesterly to\nandgeneraliy southwesterly along sides of that street and onwards to the centreline of Road\nNumber 3941; thence northerly along that centrehine and onwards to and generally northerly\nalong the centrehine of Wungong Road to the prolongation easterly of the easternmost\nnorthern boundary of Lot 12 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 26982; thence westerly\nto and westerly, southerly, generally westerly, generally southerly, southwesterly, northwest\nerly, generally southwesterly, again northwesterly, and again generally southwesterly along\nboundaries of that Lot to the southern side of Tijuana Road; thence generally northwesterly\nalong sides of that road and onwards to and northwesterly along the southwestern side of\nEighth Road to the prolongation southwesterly of the southeastern boundary of the southern\nseverance of Lot 15 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 34313; thence northeasterly to\nand northeasterly and northwesterly along boundaries of that severance and onwards to the\neasternmost southeastern corner of the northern severance of Lot 15; thence northwesterly,\nwesterly, northerly, again northwesterly and again westerly along boundaries of that sever\nance to the eastern corner of the northern severance of Lot 200 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Diagram 64825; thence westerly, northerly, northwesterly, again westerly, again north\nwesterly, again northerly, again northwesterly, again westerly, again northerly, and again\nnorthwesterly along boundaries of that severance to the southern corner of Lot 1 as shown on\nLand Titles Office Diagram 3655; thence northeasterly along the southeastern boundary of\nthat lot and onwards to the centerline of Seventh Road; thence generally southeasterly along\nthat centreline to the centreline of Williams Road; thence generally northeasterly along that\ncentrehine to the centreline of Champion Drive; thence generally northwesterly along that\ncentrehine and onwards to the centrehine of Lake Road and thence generally northeasterly\nalong that centreline to the starting point.\nAREA D.\nAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the centrehine of\nPeet Road with the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Raeburn Road and extending\neasterly to and generally easterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of\nBrookton Highway; thence southwestely along that centreline to the prolongation northerly\nof the centreline of Hawkstone Road; thence southerly to and southerly, westerly and again\nsoutherly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Croyden Road; thence\ngenerally northwesterly and generally southwesterly along that centreline to the prolongation\nnorthwesterly of the westernmost southwestern Boundary of Lot 10 of Canning Location 32\nas shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 30899; thence southeasterly to and generally\nsoutheasterly and southwesterly along boundaries of that lot and onwards to the\n\n","sortOrder":42},{"sectionNumber":"1976","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1976 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nsouthwestern boundary of Location 1966; thence southeasterly along that boundary to the\nRight Bank of the Canning River; thence generally southerly and generally westerly down\nwards along that bank to the southwestern corner of Lot 3 of Location 32 as shown on Land\nTitles Office Diagram 16645; thence northeasterly along the northwestern Boundary of that\nlot to a southwestern side of Old Albany Road; thence generally westerly along sides of that\nroad to a southern side of Collins Road; thence generally westerly along side of that road to\nthe northeastern corner of Location 3137; thence generally westerly and southerly along\nboundaries of that location to the northeastern corner of Location 2033; thence generally\nwesterly along northern boundaries of that location to the northeastern corner of Location\n2233; thence westerly along the northern boundary of that location and onwards to the\ncentreline of Soldiers Road; thence generally westerly along that centrehine and onwards to\nthe centreline of Butcher Road; thence northerly along that centreline and onwards to the\ncentrehine of Brookton Highway; thence generally northwesterly and generally southwesterly\nalong that centrehine to the prolongation southerly of the western boundary of Lot 2 of\nLocation 32 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 8216; thence northerly to and along\nthat boundary to the westernmost southern boundary of Lot 133 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Plan 25334; thence easterly, southerly, again easterly and northerly along boundaries\nof that lot and onwards to a southwestern side of Contour Road; thence generally northwest\nerly along sides of that road to the southeastern corner of Lot 11 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Plan 6217; thence northwesterly along the southwestern boundary of that lot to tile\nsouthwestern corner of Lot 137 as shown on Land Titles Office Plan 25334; thence\nnortheasterly along the southeastern boundary of that lot to the southwestern corner of Lot\n37 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 44520; then northwesterly along the southwest\nern boundary of that lot to the southern corner of Location 2581; thence generally northeast\nerly along boundaries of that location to the northwestern corner of Lot 33 as shown on Land\nTitles Office Diagram 44520; thence easterly along the northern boundary of that lot and\neasterly along the northern boundary of Lot 32 and onwards to the centrehine of Urch Road;\nthence generally northwesterly along that centrehine to the prolongation easterly of the\nsouthern boundary of Lot 9 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 49774; thence westerly\nto and westerly and northwesterly along boundaries of that lot to the southern boundary of Lot\n6 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 21057; thence easterly and northwesterly along\nboundaries of that lot to its northeastern corner; thence easterly to the southwestern corner of\nLot 35 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 26037; thence easterly along the southern\nboundary of that lot and easterly along the southern boundary of Lot 122 as shown on Land\nTitles Office Plan 25334 to the southwestern corner of Lot 61 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Diagram 55660; thence easterly along the westernmost southern boundary of that lot\nand easterly along the southern boundary of Lot 62 and onwards to the centreline of Peet\nRoad; thence northerly and northeasterly along that centreline to tile prolongation easterly of\nthe southern boundary of Lot 109 as shown on Land Titles Office Plan 25331; thence\nwesterly to and along that boundary to the southernmost southeastern corner of Lot 8 as\nshown on Land Titles Office Diagram 13607; thence generally northeasterly, easterly and\nsoutheasterly along boundaries of that lot to a northwestern side of Peet Road; thence\nnortheasterly along that side to the southeastern corner of Lot 10 as shown on Land Titles\nOffice Diagram 52530; thence westerly and northeasterly along boundaries of that lot and\nnortheasterly along the northwestern boundaries of Lots 11 to 16 inclusive to the southwest\nern corner of Lot 22 as shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 56775; thence northeasterly\nalong the northwestern boundary of that lot to the southern boundary of Part Lot 111 as\nshown on Land Titles Office Plan 25331; thence easterly along that boundary and onwards\nto the centrehine of Peet Road and thence generally northeasterly along that centreline to the\nstarting point.\nSHIRE OF SWAN VALUATION AND RATING ORDER 1985.\nMADE by His Excellency the Governor under sections 533 and 691 of the Local Government\nAct 1960.\nCitation. 1. This Order may be cited as the \"Shire of Swan Valuation and Rating\nOrder 1985\".\n2. Tile areas declared by Order and published in tile Government Gazettes of\n","sortOrder":43},{"sectionNumber":"27","sectionType":"section","heading":"June 1980, 10 April 1981, and 22 June 1984, are altered and adjusted so as","content":"27 June 1980, 10 April 1981, and 22 June 1984, are altered and adjusted so as\nto:-\na delete the rateable land described in Schedule 1 attached; and\nb add the land designated and described in Schedule 2 attached.\nSciledule 1.\nDELETIONS TO GROSS RENTAL VALUE AREAS FOR THE SHIRE OF SWAN.\nAll those portions of land comprised in Lot 253 of Swan Location 1, as shown on Lands\nTitles Office Plan 3221 3, and Part of Swan Location F, as shown on Lands Titles Office\nDiagram 7986.\nSchedule 2.\nADDITIONS TO GROSS RENTAL VALUE AREAS FOR THE SHIRE OF SWAN.\nAll those portions of land comprised in Lot 5 of Swan Location Ki, as shown on Lands\nTitles Office Diagram 48370; Part Swan Location 2961, as comprised in Certificate of Title\nVolume 1538 Folio 823; Lot 229 of Swan Location 1317, as shown on Lands Titles Office Plan\n6061; Lot 3 of Helena Location 20a, as shown on Lands Titles Office Diagram 48364 and Lot\n100 of Swan Location Ml, as shown on Lands Titles Office Diagram 65454.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1977\nCONSTRUCTION SAFETY ACT 1972.\nCONSTRUCTION SAFETY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 21985.\n1. These regulations may be cited as the Construction Safety Amendment\nRegulations No. 21985.\n2. These regulations shall come into operation on 15 June 1985.\n3. Regulation 14 of the Construction Safety Regulations 1973* is amended\nby deleting paragraph d of the table set out below subregulation 1 and\nsubstituting the following paragraph-\nd Other construction or excavation work where the value of the con\ntract-\ni does not exceed $1 million; 20c for each $100 or part thereof.\nii exceeds $1 million. $2 000 pius $1.30 for each $1 000\nor part thereof in excess of $1\nmillion. \".\nReprinted in the Government Gazette on 29 May 1984 at pp. 1405-1562 and amended from time to time thereafter.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT\nINDUSTRY AUTHORITY ACT 1976-1984.\nDepartment of Agriculture,\nSouth Perth, 31 May 1985.\nAgric. 102/77.\nI, THE undersigned Minister for Agriculture, being the\nMinister charged with the administration of the Western\nAustralian Meat Industry Authority Act 1976-1984, do\nhereby:\n1 Prescribe sheep to be a prescribed animal, and\n2 declare beef and sheep to be declared animals\npursuant to section 24B 1 of the said Act.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT INDUSTRY\nAUTHORITY ACT 1976-1984.\nDepartment of Agriculture\nSouth Perth, 7 June 1985.\nAgric. 102/77.\nI, THE undersigned Minister for Agriculture, being the\nMinister charged with the administration of the Western\nAustralian Meat Industry Authority Act 1976-1984, do\nhereby prescribe the following abattoirs as prescribed abat\ntoirs pursuant to section 24A of the said Act:\nBranding of Lamb.\nR. V. & A. L. Anti Rossvaie Meats, Nabawa 6532.\nK. S. & J. A. Blond, North Treeton Road, Treeton 6284.\nThomas Borthwick & Sons A/Asia Ltd, Deep Water Jetty,\nAlbany 6330.\nBusselton Meats, Bussehl Highway, Busselton 6280.\nClover Meats, Waterous Road, Waroona 6215.\nM. J. Cross, Augusta 6290.\nT. E. Cullen and Sons, Coolgardie 6429.\nDardanup Butchering Co., Wimbridge Road, Picton 6229.\nDerby Industries Pty Ltd, North Boyanup Road, Bunbury\nEastern Districts Abattoir, Abattoir Road, Merredin 6415.\nD. L. & B. L. Foster, 1 Heal Street, Quairading 6383.\nJ. L. Gardiner & Sons, Crooked Brook Road, Dardanup\n6236.\nGardiners Meat Supply, Lake Grace 6353.\nGascoyne Abattoirs, Carnarvon 6701.\nGoodchild Abattoirs Pty Ltd, Marriot Road, Australind\nK. Grieves & R. Read, Andrew Street, Esperance 6450.\nHagan Bros, Greenougll 6530.\nB. J. & J. A. Haslam, Snaughton Street, Hyden 6359.\nR. Hough, Fuller Road, Wagin 6315.\nB. A. & H. M. Johnston, Lot 114 Lavater Street, Narrogin\n6312.\nKalgoorhie Abattoirs, Greenhill Road, Kalgoorhie 6430.\nM. W. & K. R. Liddlelow, Churchguhly Road, Toodyay 6566.\nManjimup Producers Abattoir, Ipsen Street, Manjimup\n6258.\nMetro Meats Ltd, Great Southern Highway, Katanning\n6317.\nMetro Meats Ltd, Narngulu 6530.\nMidwest Abattoirs Pty Ltd, Moonyoonooka 6532.\nMt Barker Wholesale Meats, Paddock Road, Mt Barker\n6324.\nW. Purser, Moora 6510.\nS. W., V. L., K. J. & H. I. Reeves, South Coast Highway,\nDenmark 6333.\nG. V. Richards & Co., Northcliffe 6262.\nRoediger Bros, Goomalling Road, Northam 6401.\nRob’s Meats, South Road, Bruce Rock 6418.\nH. Russell & Sons Pty Ltd, Great Eastern Highway,\nTammin 6409.\nSpendwehl Meats, Wongan Hills 6603.\nThompson Bros, Pemberton 6260.\nG. W. Tiller & Son, Massingham Street, Kellerberrin 6410.\nTip Top Abattoir, Linley Valley Road, Woorooloo 6559.\nB. R. Wheatley, Winnijup Road, Bridgetown 6255.\nT. & J. Hagan, Greenough 6530.\nWilson and Pike, Gingin 6503.\nBranding of Hogget.\nClover Meats, Waterous Road, Waroona 6215.\nDardanup Butchering Co., Wimbridge Road, Picton 6229.\nDerby Industries Pty Ltd, North Boyanup Road, Bunbury\nEastern Districts Abattoir, Abattoir Road, Merredin 6415.\nJ. L. Gardiner & Son, Crooked Brook Road, Dardanup 6236.\nGoodchild Abattoirs Pty Ltd, Marriot Road, Australind\nRoediger Bros, Goomahling Road, Northam 6401.\nSpendwell Meats, Wongan Hills 6603\nTip Top Abattoir, Linley Valley Road, Woorooloo 6555.\nB. R. Wheatley, Winnijup Road, Bridgetown 6255.\nWilson & Pike, Gingin 6503.\nH. V. and A. L. Anti Rossvale Meats, Nabawa 6532.\nK. S. and J. A. Blond, North Treeton Road, Treeton 6284.\nBusselton Meats, Busselton 6280.\nT. E. Cohen and Sons, Coolgardie 6429.\nT. & J. Hagan, Greenough 6530.\nHagan Bros., Greenough 6530.\nCitation.\nCommence\nmeat.\nReg. 14\n\n","sortOrder":44},{"sectionNumber":"1978","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1978 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nH. & I. Iwankiw, Kalgoorlie 6430.\nB. A. & H. M. Johnston, Narrogin 6312.\nB. Lee, Goomalling 6460.\nM. & K. Liddlelow, Toodyay 6566.\nMidwest Abattoirs Pty Ltd, Moonoonooka 6532.\nMetro Meats Ltd, Narngulu 6530.\nMount Barker Wholesale Meats, Mount Barker 6324.\nJ. & J. Nash, Carnamah 6517.\nW. Purser, Moora 6510.\nReeves & Co., Denmark 6333.\nRobs Meats, Bruce Rock 6418.\nG. Rossiter & Co., Three Springs 6519.\nH. Russell & Sons, Tammin 6409.\nBranding of Tender Gold Beef.\nThomas Borthwick & Sons A/Asia Ltd, Deep Water Jetty,\nAlbany 6330.\nDardanup Butchering Co., Wimbridge Hd, Picton 6229.\nDerby Industries Pty Ltd, North Boyarnip Road, Bunbury\nJ. Fry & Sons, Brunswick Junction 6224.\nJ. L. Gardiner & Son, Crooked Brook Road, Dardanup 6236.\nGoodchild Abattoirs Pty Ltd, Marriot Road, Austrahind\nE. G. Green and Sons, Seventh Street, Harvey 6220.\nB. A. & H. M. Johnston, Lot 114 Lavater Road, Narrogin\n6313.\nRoediger Bros, Goomalhing Road, Northam 6401.\nTip Top Abattoir, Linley Valley Road, Woorooloo 6558.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIA.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT INDUSTRY AUTHORITY REGULATIONS 1985.\nARRANGEMENT\nRegulation\n1. Citation.\n2. Commencement.\n3. Interpretation.\n4. Inspectors.\nPART I-PRELIMINARY.\n","sortOrder":45},{"sectionNumber":"Part 11","sectionType":"part","heading":"INSPECTORS.","content":"PART 11-INSPECTORS.\n","sortOrder":46},{"sectionNumber":"Part 111","sectionType":"part","heading":"BRANDING OF CARCASES.","content":"PART 111-BRANDING OF CARCASES.\n5. Recording of Information.\n6. Branding devices.\n7. Application of brand.\n8. Appearance of brand,\n9. Interference with brand.\n10. Inspection of imported carcases.\n11. Lamb-prescribed characteristics and brand.\n12. Lamb slaughtered for export.\n13. Hogget-prescribed characteristics and brand.\n14. \"Tender Gold\" beef-prescribed characteristics and brand.\n15. Sale of standard carcases.\n16. Weighing of carcases.\n17. Standard carcase.\nPART IV-STANDARD CARCASES.\nSCHEDULE 1.\nPart C.\nRegulation.\nPart C.\nSCHEDULE 2.\nSCHEDULE 3.\nSCHEDULE 4.\nStandard Carcases.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1979\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT INDUSTRY AUTHORITY ACT 1976.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MEAT INDUSTRY AUTHORITY REGULATIONS 1985.\nPART I-PRELIMINARY.\nCttaiion. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Western Australian Meat Industry\nAuthority Regulations 1985.\nCommence- 2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day on which the Acts\nment. Amendment Western Australian Meat Industry Authority Act 1984 is\nproclaimed to come into operation.\nInterpretation. 3. In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears-\n\"approved\" means approved by the Authority;\n\"lamb\" means a sheep that has not cut a permanent incisor tooth;\n\"meat inspection service\" means a service established for the purpose of the\ninspection of meat and approved by the Authority for the purposes of\nthese regulations.\nPART 11-INSPECTORS.\nInspectors. 4. 1 Inspectors may be appointed for general purposes, for particular du\nties, or in relation to one or more specified kinds of animals.\n2 The duties of an inspector may include-\na monitoring, supervising, organizing or carrying out the mouthing,\nclassification and branding of carcases of prescribed and declared ani\nmals;\nb supervising the application of approved treatments to prevent cold\nshortening to the carcases of prescribed and declared animals;\nc monitoring the sale of carcases of prescribed and declared animals; and\nd such other duties as are specified by the Authority.\nPART 111-BRANDING OF CARCASES.\nRecording of in- 5. 1 An owner shall ensure that information on-\nformation. a the kind of animal;\nb the dentition and fatness of the animal; and\nc any treatment to prevent cold shortening that has been applied to the\ncarcase; and\nd such other branding characteristics as the Authority may specify in\nwriting,\nis recorded on the carcase of a declared or prescribed animal in a manner\nspecified in writing by the Authority, and under the supervision of an inspector,\nprior to the branding of the carcase.\n2 A person shall not remove, alter, deface or otherwise interfere with the\ninformation recorded under subregulation 1 before the carcase is processed\ninto cuts.\nBrandingde. 6. 1 An owner shall ensure that every branding device in his possession,\nvices, care or custody is-\na kept securely in a manner directed in writing by the Authority or kept\nin the custody of an inspector when not in use; and\nb maintained as required by the Authority.\n2 Where the Authority by notice in writing under section 24F revokes\npermission for an owner to use a branding device owned by the Authority, that\nowner shall ensure that the branding device is returned to the Authority within\nsuch time as is specified in the notice.\nApplication of 7. A person shall not brand the carcase of a declared or prescribed animal\nbrand, unless he is an inspector or is under the supervision of an inspector.\nAppearance of 8. 1 If an inspector is not satisfied with the appearance of a brand on the\nbrand. carcase of a declared or prescribed animal he may direct the owner-\na to cause that brand to be removed; and\nb if the carcase is of a prescribed animal, to ensure that it is branded\nagain.\n2 An owner who fails to comply with a direction referred to in subregulation\n1 within such time as is specified by the inspector commits an offence.\nInterference 9. Unless directed by an inspector, a person shall not remove, alter, deface or\nwith brand, otherwise interfere with a brand placed on the carcase of a prescribed or\ndeclared animal in accordance with these regulations before that carcase is sold\nfor human consumption.\nInspection of 10. A person who brings or causes to be brought into the State a carcase of a\nimported car- prescribed or declared animal slaughtered outside the State and brought intocases, the State for the purpose of sale for human consumption in the State shall, as\nsoon as is reasonably practicable after entering the State, present the carcase for\ninspection for the purposes of the Act at a place nominated by the Executive\nDirector, Public Health and Scientific Support Services.\n40761 -4\n\n","sortOrder":47},{"sectionNumber":"1980","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1980 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nLamb- 11. 1 The prescribed characteristics of lamb are that it is a sheep that has\nprescribed\n. not cut a permanent incisor tooth.characteristics\nand brand. 2 Except as provided in subregulations 5 and 7, every carcase of lamb\nslaughtered for human consumption in the State may only be branded with the\ndesign illustrated in Part A of Schedule 1 or with the design-\nW.A.\nLAMB\nM.B.\ntogether with the numeral authorized by the Authority for the use of the owner\nat the place of branding.\n3 A brand referred to in subregulation 2 shall be applied in the manner\nillustrated in Part C of Schedule 1 using an approved red ink.\n4 An owner shall cause all sheep carcases to be mouthed by or under the\nsupervision of an inspector, before the head of the carcase is removed and as\nsoon as possible after slaughter, to determine whether or not the carcases are\nrequired to be branded under subregulation 2.\n5 Subject to subregulation 7, a carcase of sheep presented for inspection\nunder regulation 10 and accompanied by a certificate from a meat inspection\nservice in the State in which the animal was slaughtered certifying-\na that the carcase is of a sheep that has not cut a permanent incisor\ntooth; and\nb that the carcase was branded by or under the supervision of a meat\ninspection service inspector of that State,\nmay only be branded as lamb with the design approved by that meat inspection\nservice.\n6 A brand referred to in subregulation 5 shall be applied-\na in the manner illustrated in Part C of Schedule 1; or\nb where the brand is applied as a stamp-\ni at least once to the carcase where the entire carcase is imported;\nor\nii to each individual cut where the carcase has been processed into\ncuts,\nusing an approved red ink.\n7 Where a carcase branded in the manner referred to in subregulation 6b\nis not frozen when it is presented for inspection under regulation 10 the carcase\nshall be further branded by or under the supervision of an inspector at the place\nof inspection with the design illustrated in Part B of Schedule 1 in the manner\nillustrated in Part C of Schedule 1 using an approved red ink.\n8 A carcase of sheep presented for inspection under regulation 10 shall not\nbe branded as lamb unless it is accompanied by a certificate referred to in\nLamb 12. 1 Where a carcase of lamb is slaughtered in the State for export and is\nslaughtered for subsequently redirected for sale for human consumption in the State it shall beexport. branded-\na if the carcase is not frozen, with the design illustrated in Part A of\nSchedule 1; or\nb if the carcase is frozen, with the Australia Approved Lamb brand\nissued to the export establishment in accordance with the Meat Orders\nDecember 5, 1983 made under the Export Control Act 1982 of the\nCommonwealth.\n2 The brand referred to-\na in subregulation 1a shall be applied in the manner illustrated in\nPart C of Schedule 1;\nb in subregulation 1b shall be applied in the manner specified in\nregulation 116b,\nusing an approved red ink.\nHogget- 13. 1 The prescribed characteristics of hogget are that it is a ewe or a wether\nPrescriheJ\n. not showing secondary sex characteristics that-characteristics\na has cut one but not more than 2 permanent incisor teeth; and\nb has 4 or more millimetres of tissue over the rib determined in accord\nance with subrgulation 3b and c.\n2Except as provided in subregulation 4, a carcase of sheep slaughtered for\nhuman consumption in the State which has the characteristics prescribed in\nsubregulation 1 may only be branded as hogget with the brand illustrated in\nPart A of Schedule 2.\n3 Before branding any carcase as hogget under subregulation 2 the owner\nshall ensure that-\na the carcase has been mouthed by or under the supervision of an inspec\ntor;\nb the fatness of the carcase has been determined by or under the super\nvision of an inspector in accordance with Category 10, item 4 of Appen\ndix 7 of the Meat Orders December 5, 1983 made under the Export\nControl Act 1982 of the Commonwealth; and\nc where the carcase has been found to be fat class 1, the depth of tissue\nover the 12th rib, 11 cm from the backbone has been measured by or\nunder the supervision of an inspector.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1981\n4 A carcase of sheep presented for inspection under regulation 10 and\naccompanied by a certificate from the meat inspection service of the State in\nwhich the animal was slaughtered stating that the carcase has the character\nistics of hogget prescribed in subregulation 1 as determined by or under the\nsupervision of a meat inspection service inspector of that State and was loaded\nunder the supervision of a meat inspection service inspector of that State has\nthe prescribed characteristics of hogget and may be branded in accordance with\n5 A carcase eligible to be branded under subregulation 4 may be branded\nas hogget-\na with the design approved by the meat inspection service of the State in\nwhich the animal was slaughtered; or\nb if the carcase is not branded in accordance with paragraph a, with the\ndesign illustrated in Part B of Schedule 2.\n6 A carcase eligible to be branded under subregulation 4 shall not be\nbranded as hogget by any brand other than one of those referred to in\n7 Where a carcase referred to in subregulation 4 and accompanied by a\ncertificate referred to in that subregulation is unbranded at the time it is\npresented for inspection it may only be branded by or under the supervision of\nan inspector at the place of inspection.\n8 A brand referred to in subregulation 2 or 5 shall be applied in the\nmanner illustrated in Part C of Schedule 1 using an approved brown ink.\nTender Gold\" 14. 1 A carcase of beef has the prescribed characteristics of \"Tender Gold\"beef-, beef if-prescribed\ncharacteristics a the carcase is of a bovine that-and brand. i has not cut a permanent incisor tooth 0 tooth and has 3 or\nmore millimetres of fat determined in accordance with\nsubregulation 3b; or\nii has cut one but not more than 2 permanent incisor teeth 2\ntooth and has 5 or more millimetres of fat determined in ac\ncordance with subregulation 3b;\nb the carcase has been treated to prevent cold shortening in accordance\nwith subregulation 3c; and\nc the colour of the meat and of the fat is approved by an inspector.\n2 Except as provided in subregulation 4, a carcase of beef slaughtered for\nhuman consumption in the State which has the characteristics prescribed in\nsubregulation 1 may only be branded as \"Tender Gold\" beef with the design\nillustrated in Part A of Schedule 3.\n3 Before branding any carcase of beef under subregulation 2 an owner\nshall ensure that-\na the carcase has been mouthed by or under the supervision of an inspec\ntor;\nb the fatness of the carcase has been determined by or under the super\nvision of an inspector by measuring the subcutaneous fat thickness\nbetween the 12th an 13th rib over the longissimus dorsi eye muscle\none quarter of the distance from the lateral edge of that muscle\ntowards the carcase mid-line; and\nc the carcase has been treated to prevent cold shortening, in a manner\nspecified by the Authority, by or under the supervision of an inspector.\n4 A carcase of beef presented for inspection under regulation 10 and ac\ncompanied by a certificate from the meat inspection service of the State in\nwhich the animal was slaughtered stating that-\na the carcase has the characteristics of \"Tender Gold\" beef prescribed in\nsubregulation 1a as determined by or under the supervision of a\nmeat inspecton service inspector of that State;\nb the carcase has been treated to prevent cold shortening in a manner\napproved by the Authority, by or under the supervision of a meat\ninspection service inspector of that State;\nc the colour of the meat and of the fat has been approved by a meat\ninspection service inspector of that State; and\nd the carcase was loaded under the supervision of a meat inspection\nservice inspector of that State,\nhas the prescribed characteristics of \"Tender Gold\" beef and may be granted as\n\"Tender Gold\" beef in accordance with subregulation 5.\n5 A carcase eligible to be branded under subregulation 4 may be branded\nas \"Tender Gold\" beef-\na with the design approved by the meat inspection service of the State in\nwhich the carcase was slaughtered; or\nb if the carcase is not branded in accordance with paragraph a, with the\ndesign illustrated in Part B of Schedule 3.\n6 A carcase eligible to be branded under subregulation 4 shall not be\nbranded as \"Tender Gold\" beef by any brand other than one of those referred to\nin subregulation 5.\n7 Where a carcase referred to in subregulation 4 and accompanied by ,a\ncertificate referred to in that subregulation is unbranded at the time it is\npresented for inspection it may only be branded by or under the supervision of\nan inspector at the place of inspection.\n8 A brand referred to in subregulation 2 or 5 shall be applied in the\nmanner illustrated in Part C of Schedule 3 using an approved orange ink.\n\n","sortOrder":48},{"sectionNumber":"1982","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1982 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nPART IV-STANDARD CARCASES.\nSale ofstandard 15. Unless otherwise agreed between the purchaser and vendor, a person who\ncarcaoes. purchases pigs, cattle or sheep on the basis of carcase weight shall dress each\ncarcase as a standard carcase,\nWeighing of car- 16. 1 Unless otherwise agreed between the purchaser and the vendor, a\ncases. person who purchases pigs, cattle or sheep on the basis of carcase weight shall\nensure that each carcase is weighed hot, not later than 2 hours after the slaugh\nter of the animal.\n2 A person shall not, before a standard carcase is weighed, remove or\nauthorize the removal of any part of the carcase except such parts as must be\nremoved in order to produce a standard carcase.\nStandard car- 17. For the purposes of this Part a standard carcase means a standard carcase\ncase, described in Schedule 4.\n","sortOrder":49},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 1","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"regulation 11","content":"SCHEDULE 1. regulation 11\nWA\nI LAMB\nN*\nLAMB\nLAMB\nLAMB\nLAMB-\n* Numeral authorized by Authority.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1983\nLAM3\n-\nLAMB\nLAMB-\nD\nUs\nLAMB- UsUs\nLAMB Us-\n- Ui\n\n","sortOrder":50},{"sectionNumber":"1984","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1984 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nPART C.\nQ\non\nDG\na\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1985\n","sortOrder":51},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 2","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"regulation 13","content":"SCHEDULE 2. regulation 13\n.WA\"Ui\n0-\na\np\nUs a\nKOET0-\nGET 0’\n.9.\nHOGGET0-\np 9\n$\na\nHOGGET\n* Numeral authorized by Authority.\n\n","sortOrder":52},{"sectionNumber":"1986","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1986 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nHOET.p.\n0-\nHGET .9.\n,HGET0-\nV\np 9\na,\nHOGGET 0-\nHGET 9.\n*HOGGETV\n0-\nV\nV a,\nHOGGET I\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1987\nSCHEDULE 3.\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nregulation 14\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\nH\n\n","sortOrder":53},{"sectionNumber":"1988","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1988 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nBEEF:\nBEEF\nI BEEF:\nBEEF:\nEftEEF\n\n*\nU0\na\nC\nC’\n‘l\nSi\na\n0-\nC’ix\nC\nCO\nadi\nCO\na’\n9-\n\n","sortOrder":54},{"sectionNumber":"1990","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1990 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\n","sortOrder":55},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"regulation 17","content":"SCHEDULE 4. regulation 17\nSTANDARD CARCASES.\n1. PIGS.\nA standard carcase of pig is the whole body of a slaughtered porcine animal,\nHealth Act 1911, after bleeding, removal of head, hair, scurf, trotters and\nevisceration of all internal digestive, circulatory, respiratory, excretory and re\nproductive organs, kidneys, flare fat and minimum trimming required by the\ninspector to only that degree which is needed to enable the carcase to be passed\nfor human consumption. The head shall be removed between the occipital bone\nskull and the first cervical vertebra.\n2. CATTLE.\nA standard carcase of cattle is the whole body of a slaughtered bovine animal\nHealth Act 1911 after bleeding, skinning and evisceration of all internal diges\ntive, respiratory, excretory and reproductive organs. The head shall be removed\nbetween the occipital bone skull and the first cervical vertebra. The feet shall\nbe removed between the carpus and metacarpus knee joint and the tarsus and\nmetatarsus hock joint.\nThe following shall also be removed-\nThe tail at the junction between the sacral and coccygeal vertebrae; the thick\nand thin skirts by separating the connective tissues as close as possible to the\nabdominal and the thoracic walls, The thick and thin skirts consist of the pillars\nand of the costal section of the diaphragm respectively; kidneys and all kidney\nfat and all fat within the pelvic channel and sub-lumbar region; udder, or testes\nand penis, all udder fat or cod fat; blood clots and blood engorged tissue in the\nvicinity of the stick wound and the spinal cord encased in the dura mater;\nminimum trimming required by the inspector to only that degree which is\nneeded to enable the carcase to be passed for human consumption.\n3. SHEEP.\nA standard carcase of sheep is the whole body of a slaughtered ovine animal\nHealth Act 1911 after bleeding, skinning and evisceration of all internal diges\ntive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory and reproductive organs.\nThe head shall be removed between the occipital bone skull and the first\ncervical vertebra. The feet shall be removed between the carpus and metacarpus\nknee joint and the tarsus and metatarsus hock joint.\nThe following shall also be removed-\nThe tail between the second and third coccygeal vertebrae; the thick and thin\nskirts by separating the connective tissues as close as possible to the abdominal\nand the thoracic walls, rFhe thick and thin skirts consist of the pillars and the\ncostal section of the diaphragm respectively; kidneys, kidney knob and all fats\nwithin the pelvic channel and the sub-lumbar region; udder, or testes and penis,\nall udder fat or cod fat; blood clots and blood engorged tissue in the vicinity of\nthe stick wound; minimum trimming required by the inspector to only that\ndegree which is needed to enable the carcase to be passed for human consump\ntion.\nG. PEARCE.\nSTATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA\nTenders for Government Supplies\nNo. Su lies Re uiredq Date of\nMay 17\nMay24 10A1985\n537A1985 Tufted Carpets 1 year period-Various Govt. Depts\nTwo Colour Offset Press with Stream Feeder one 1 only-Government\nPrinting Office\nMay24 538A1985 Electrostatic Plate Makers for the production of Offset Printing Masters-\nGovernment Printing Office June 13\nMay 24 540A1985 Four Wheel Drive Diesel Loaders two 2 only with one cubic metre bucket\ncapacity-Metropolitan Water Authority June 13\nMay24 541A1985 19 Tonne Crawler Track Mounted Excavator one 1 only June 13\nMay 24 542A1985 Marine Diesel Engines not less than 230kw two 2 only and associated\nequipment Recalled-Marine and Harbours June 13\n560A1985\n25A1985\n22kV Kiosk Enclosed Pad Mounted Package Substations for Canning Vale\nWater Sewerage Depot-Metropolitan Water Authority\nDetergents two 2 year period-various Government Departments June 13\nMay 31 548A1985\n549A1985 Traffic Signal Lamps 65 000 approx-Main Roads Department\nSemi Trailers Sleeping Units one 1 off to four 4 off-Main Roads Depart\nment\nMay 31 558A1985\n561A1985 Traffic Signal Controllers-Main Roads Department\n4 400 kg GVM Cab Chassis Thirteen 13 only-Building Management\nAuthority\nMay31 562A1985 Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipes 1985/86-Metropolitan Water Auth\nority June 20\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1991\nSTATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA -continued\nTenders for Government Supplies-continued\nNo. Supplies Required Date, of\n550A1985\n563A1985\nTurbidity Meters for Subiaco Wastewater Treatment Plant-Metropolitan\nWater Authority\nFour Wheel Drive Diesel Powered Cab Chassis 11 000 kg approx ten 10 June 27\n564A1985\n567A1985\nonly Conservation and Land Management\n1 400 Cubic Metres of Crushed Aggregate in the Geraldton-Wubin area-\nMain Roads Department\nPVC Plastic Sheeting 1 year period State Batteries Mines Department\n539A1985\n565A1985\nService\nMaking and Trimming of Female Staff Uniforms 2 year period-Prisons\nDepartment\nAerial Baiting Campaign in Pastoral areas 1985/86-Agriculture Protection\nBoard\nJune 7 566A1985 Helicopter Hire for Donkey Control in the East and West Kimberley 350\nhours approximately-Agriculture Protection Board June 27\nFor Sale by Tender\nNo. For Sale Date of\nMay 24\nMay 24\n535A1985\n543A1985\nMiscellaneous equipment Loaders, Concrete Mixer, Engine, Pumps,\nRollers, Compressors at Kew St Welshpool\nLincoln Mobile Welder UQT752 at Esperance June 13\nMay24 544A1985 1981 Holden WB 1 tonne Ute XQP 881, 1982 Commodore Sedans\nXQRO12, XQ0761, XQRO11, 1978 Toyota Hiace Bus XQFO19, 1982\nCommodore VH Station Sedan XQ0760, XQRO16, XQ0794, 1981\nToyota Hilux RN46 T/Top Ute XQXO99, 1982 Holden WB Ute\nXQRO3O at South Hedland June 13\nMay24 545A1985 1982 Holden WB Utility XQSO43, 1983 Commodore VH Station Sedan\n546A1985\n547A1985\n551A1985\nXQSO6O, 1983 Commodore VH Sedan 6NR887 at Carnarvon\n1983 Ford Falcon XE Station Sedan KW194 at Wyndham\n1981 Holden WB Panel Van XQN4O8 Recalled at South Hedland\n1966 Ditchwitch M422 Trench Digger PW4 at East Perth\nMay31 552A1985 1983 Gemini TF Panel Van XQR542, 1982 Commodore VH Sedan\nXQP 142, 1982 Gemini TF Panel Van XQR53O at Geraldton June 20\n553A1985\n554A1985\n","sortOrder":56},{"sectionNumber":"1983","sectionType":"section","heading":"Mitsubishi L200 Utility MRD6992, 1982 Mitsubishi L200 Utility","content":"1983 Mitsubishi L200 Utility MRD6992, 1982 Mitsubishi L200 Utility\nMRD6496 at East Perth\nFirearms 30 only at Maylands June 20\nMay31 555A1985\n556A1985 G.B.C. 450km Heat Binding Machine at Perth\nScrap Steel approx 20 tonnes 1 year period at Carlisle June 20\n557A1985\n559A1985\n1982 Holden WB Panel Van MRD5929, 1983 Holden WB Panel Van\nMRD6599 Recalled at East Perth\n","sortOrder":57},{"sectionNumber":"1965","sectionType":"section","heading":"D4D Caterpillar Bulldozer UQE5O8 at Manjimup June 20","content":"1965 D4D Caterpillar Bulldozer UQE5O8 at Manjimup June 20\n568A1985\n569A1985\n1982 Commodore VH Station Wagons XQQ198, XQP967 Commodore VH\nSedans XQS838, XQH468 1982 Ford Falcon XE Panel Van XQQO62 at\nKarratha\nScrap Metal approx 74 tonnes at Geraldton June 27\nJune 7 570A1985 XE2-8 Ross Air Compressor MRD5359 N5 Broomwade Air Compressor\nMRD 461 at East Perth June 27\nJune 7 571A1985 1983 Holden WB Utility MRD6891, 1982 Commodore VH Sedans\nMRD6211, 6191 at East Perth June 27\n572A1985\n573A1985\n1983 Holden WB 1 tonne Utility MRD6894, 1982 Commodore VH Sedan\nMRD6417, 1983 Holden WB 1 tonne Utility MRD6896 at East Perth ....\nCool Room Unit and Freezer Unit at Port of Derby June 27\nJune 7 574A1985 1982 Commodore VH Station Sedans XQP844, XQ0870 1983 Commodore\nVH Sedan XQR269 at Kalgoorlie June 27\n575A1985\n576A 1985\n1982 Ford Falcon XE Sedan XQO767 1982 Gemini TF Sedan XQ0765\n","sortOrder":58},{"sectionNumber":"1981","sectionType":"section","heading":"Gemini TE Sedan XQM38O 1982 Commodore VH Station Sedan","content":"1981 Gemini TE Sedan XQM38O 1982 Commodore VH Station Sedan\nXQROO1 at South Hedland\nCool Room Unit and Freezer Unit at Port of Samson June 27\nJune 7 577A1985 Yeoman Tritter Mowers MRD427, 460, 461 at East Perth June 27\nJune 7 578A1985 6/8 tonne McDonald Steel Roller MRD721 partly dismantled at East\nPerth June 27\nTenders addressed to the Chairman, State Tender Board, 815 Hay Street, Perth, will be received for the abovementioned\nschedules until 10 a.m. on the dates of closing.\nTenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection.\nTender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 815 Hay Street, Perth and\nat points of inspection.\nNo Tender necessarily accepted.\nB. E. CORBOY,\nChairman, Tender Board.\n\n","sortOrder":59},{"sectionNumber":"1992","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1992 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nSTATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued.\nACCEPTED TENDERS\nSchedule Particulars Contractor RateNo.\nSupply and Delivery\n901A1984 Batteries, non rechargeable, dry primary cell 1 Union Carbide Aust Ltd\nyear period-Various Govt. Depts Philips Lighting\nIndustries\nMicro Computer Systems Two 2 only-Audit Stott & Hoare P/L\nDept\n4 Wheel Drive front end loader one 1 only- J. I. Case Aust P/L\nP.W.D.\n11kv SF6 Switchboard for Shenton Park Merlin Germ Aust P/L\nDepot-M.W.A.\n425A1985 1978 Molner two post 2.5 tons garage hoist-\nP.W.D. Geraldton\n468A1985 Holden Commodore VH Sedans XQR 265,\nXQJ 819, XQR 276, XQR 274; Holden\nCommodore VH Station Wagons XQP 752,\nXQQ 913; Ford Falcon XE Station Wagon\nXQP 732; 1982 Gemini TF Station Wagon\nXQO 863-P.W.D. Kalgoorlie\n471A1985 1983 Commodore VH Sedans XQS 250, XQS\n252, XQS 253-P.W.D. South Hedland\n484A1985 1982 Holden WB Utilities XQQ 971, XQN 317,\nXQN 452; 1978 Ford F100 Utility XQF 865\nFord Falcon XE Station Wagons XQN 313,\nXQN 465-P.W.D. Wyndham\n486A1985 1982 Toyota HJ47 Tray Top 4WD MRD\n6010-M.R.D. Kununurra\n487A1985 1980 Toyota FJ47 Landcruiser Utility XQI\n596; 1982 Ford Falcon XE Utility XQN\n453; 1982 Holden Commodore VH Sedan\nXQN 318-P.W.D. Kununurra\n494A1985 1980 Toyota HN46 Hilux Style Side Utility\nXQO 376; 1981 Toyota RN46 Hilux Style\nSide Utility XQN 485-P.W.D. Derby\n497A1985 1980 Toyota Corolla KES5 Sedan XQM 647-\nC.A.L.M. Manjimup\n443A1985 Surplus Equipment-P.W.D. South Hedland\nDecline of Tenders\nMAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT.\nTenders.\nTenders are invited for the following projects.\nTender documents are available from the Clerk in Charge, Orders Section, Main Roads Department, Waterloo Crescent,\nEast Perth.\nTender No. Description ClosgDate\n10/85 Loading and carting of gravel Newman-Tabba Tabba Road June 20\nD. H. WARNER,\nSecretary.\nAPPOINTMENT.\nUnder section 6 of the Registration of Births,\nDeaths and Marriages Act 196 1-1979.\nRegistrar General’s Office,\nR.G. No, 48/82.\nIT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr.\nJeffrey William Sinfield has been appointed as Deputy Dis\ntrict Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for the\nPerth Registry District to maintain an office at Perth. This\nappointment dated from 4 February 1985.\nP. R. MANNING,\nActing Registrar General.\nState of Western Australia.\nPETROLEUM ACT 1967-1981.\nNotice of Grant of First Renewal of Exploration Permit.\nPerth, 26 May 1985.\nEXPLORATION PERMIT No. 166 held by Monarch Pet\nroleum N.L. of 5th Floor, 189 St George’s Terrace, Perth,\nWestern Australia 6000; Winthrop Investments Limited of\n8th Floor, 6 O’Connell Street, Sydney, New South Wales\n2000; Geotechnics Aust Pty Ltd of Suite 23, 10 William\nStreet, Perth, Western Australia 6000; and Meda Petroleum\nN.L. of 11th Floor, 191 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western\nAustralia 6000 has been renewed in accordance with the\n279A1985\n331A1985\n412A1985\n$28 220.00\nPurchase and Removal\nJ & L Reymond $1 100.00\nVarious Details on Application\nItem 1: H. Kavczewski\nItem 2: A. Legge\nItem 3: P. Taylor\nItem 1: Bay City Motors\nItem 2: Bay City Motors\nItem 3: Bay City Motors\nItem 4: Bay City Motors\nItem 5: G. M. Hughes\nItem 6: Deferred\nTropical Road Construction\nItem 1: Tropical Road Construc\ntion\nItem 2: Bay City Motors\nItem 3: Bay City Motors\nItem 1: East Side Cars\nItem 2: S. J. Thomas\n$5 817.00\n$6 209.00\n$6 502.53\n$4 526.00\n$4 526.00\n$4 577.00\n$4 377.00\n$7 375.00\n$6 205.00\n$5 205.00\n$4 836.00\n$5 177.00\n$3 025.00\n$4 789.00\nEast Side Cars $3 465.00\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1993\nprovisions of the above Act for a further period of five 5\nyears commencing on the day after the day on which the\nprevious permit term ceased to have effect.\nD. H. KELLY,\nDirector General of Mines.\nMURCHISON DISTRICT.\nMt Magnet District.\n58/189-Smith, Ian Gerard.\n58/191-Australian Silicates Pty Ltd.\nYALGOO DISTRICT\nIN accordance with Regulation 49 2 c of the Mining Act\n10.00 am, on 26 June 1985, the licences are liable to forfeit\nure under the provisions of section 96 1 for breach of\nD. REYNOLDS,\nTo be heard in the Warden’s Court Coolgardie on 26 June\nCOOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD.\nCoolgardie District.\n15/795-Bench, Thomas; Granich, Joseph.\n15/797-Bench, Thomas; Granich, Mark Matthew.\n15/808-Tenneco Oil and Minerals of Australia Inc.\n15/851-Cam, Stephen Gregory.\n15/863-Velecrete Pty Ltd.\n15/865-Velecrete Pty Ltd.\nKunanalling District.\nProspecting Licence.\n16/223-Beal, Leith; Evans, John.\n16/292-Hanford; Patrick Aloysius, Tern Minerals NL.\n16/309-Kunanalhing Exploration and Mining Pty Ltd.\n59/4-Sanfead, Ronald Thomas; Hopkinson, William\nSydney.\n59/268-Newmex Exploration Ltd.\n59/279-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n59/280-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n59/281-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n59/282-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n10.00 a.m, on 27 June 1985, the licences are liable to forfeit\nP.S. MICHELIDES,\nTo be heard in the Warden’s Court Meekatharra on 27\nMeekatharra District.\nProspecting Licences,\n10.00 a.m. on 25 June 1985, the licences are liable to forfeit\nP.S. MICHELIDES,\nWarden,\nTo be heard in the Warden’s Court Mt Magnet on 25\nBlack Range District.\n57/120-Donnellan, Terence James.\n57/136-Christopher Stevens Pty Ltd.\n57/137-Christopher Stevens Pty Ltd.\n57/154-Shaw, Ilma Glady; Locock, Albert James; Locock,\nYolanda Giovanna; Magnet Metals Ltd.\n57/156-Shaw, Ilma Glady; Locock, Albert James; Locock,\nYolanda Giovanna; Magnet Metals Ltd.\n57/157-Racin Nominees Pty Ltd.\n57/158-Racin Nominees Pty Ltd.\n57/159-Racin Nominees Pty Ltd.\n57/160-Racin Nominees Pty Ltd.\n57/161-Racin Nominees Pty Ltd.\n51/313-Pegmines Exploration Pty Ltd.\n51/314-Pegmines Exploration Pty Ltd.\n51/379-Amoco Minerals Australia Company.\n51/380-Amoco Minerals Australia Company.\n51/381-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/382-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/383-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/384-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/385-Albentus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/386-Albertus Magnus Resources Pty Ltd.\n51/401-Saladar Pty Ltd.\n52/89-Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd, Wright Prospecting\n52/90-Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd, Wright Prospecting\n52/91-Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd, Wright Prospecting\n52/92-Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd, Wright Prospecting\n52/108-Sudan Pty Ltd.\n52/104-Hegge, Melvin Raymond; Mountford, Bernard\nRoland.\n52/105-Hegge, Melvin Raymond; Mountford, Bernard\nRoland.\n52/111-Shephand, William James; Shephard, Shirley Ann;\nFlint, Warwick John.\n52/112-Sullivan, Bruce Frank.\n52/113-Sullivan, Bruce Frank.\n52/114-Sullivan, Bruce Frank.\n52/115-Sullivan, Bruce Frank.\n52/131-Ronch, Raymond.\n\n","sortOrder":60},{"sectionNumber":"1994","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1994 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nWiluna District.\n53/137-Creasy, Mark Gareth.\n53/223-Tantalex Limited.\n53/224-Tantalex Limited.\n53/225-Tantalex Limited.\n53/226-Tantalex Limited.\n53/227-Tantalex Limited.\n53/228-Tantalex Limited.\n53/229-Tantalex Limited.\n53/230-Tantalex Limited.\n53/231-Tantalex Limited.\n52/242-Zuks, Nicholas.\nNotice If Application to Forfeit.\nthe undemmentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before\n10.00 am. on 26 June 1985, the licences are liable to forfeit\nP. MICHELIDES,\nTo be heard in the Warden’s Court Cue on 26 June 1985.\nCue District.\n20/297-Irvine, Stewart James.\n20/301-Swan Resources Limited.\n20/302-Swan Resources Limited.\n20/303-Swan Resources Limited.\nIN accordance witll Regulation 492c of the Mining Act\nthe undermentioned Prospecting hicences is paid before\n10.00 a.m. on 21 June 1985, the hicences are liable to forfeit\nD. McINTYRE,\nWarden,\nTo be heard in the Warden’s Court Marble Bar on 21\nPILBARA MINERAL FIELD.\nNullagine District.\n46/301-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/302-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/303-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/304-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/305-McLeod, Donald William.\n46/306-McLeod, Donald William.\n46/307-McLeod, Donald William.\n46/308-McLeod, Donald William.\n46/323-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/324-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/325-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/326-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/327-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/328-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/329-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/330-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/331-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/332-Almaretta Pty Ltd.\n46/339-Keebie Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/340-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/341-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/342-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/343-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/344-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/345-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/346-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/347-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/348-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/349-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/351-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/352-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/353-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/354-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/355-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/356-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/357-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\n46/358-Keeble Nominees Pty Ltd.\nWEST PILBARA MINERAL FIELD.\n47/143-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/144-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/145-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/146-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/147-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/148-Bina, Sambo; Ankie, Leslie.\n47/149-McLeod, Donald William.\n47/150-McLeod, Donald William.\n47/150-McLeod, Donald William.\n47/152-McLeod, Donald William.\nNotice of Intention to Forfeit.\nIN accordance with Regulation 50b of the Mining Act\nthe undermentioned mining tenements be paid on or before\n12 ‘July 1985, it is the intention of the Hon. Minister for\nMinerals and Energy under the provisions of sections\n96A1 and 971 of the Act, to forfeit such for breach of\ncovenant viz non-payment of rent.\nD. H. KELLY\nDirector General and Under Secretary for Mines.\nCOOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD.\n15/18-Norseman Gold Mines NL.\nCue District.\n20/16-Pegmin Limited.\nWEST PILBARA MINERAL FIELD.\n47/108-Magnet Metals Limited.\n47/109-Magnet Metals Limited.\nMeekatharra District,\n51/14-Gardiner, Bryan.\n52/39-Pancontinental Mining Limited, PNC Exploration\nAustralia Pty Ltd and Minatome Australia Pty\nLtd.\n52/40-Pancontinental Mining Limited, PNC Exploration\nAustralia Pty Ltd and Minatome Australia Pty\nLtd.\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1995\nSOUTH WEST MINERAL FIELD.\n70/193-Cypress Nominees Pty Ltd.\nKIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD.\nMining Leases.\n80/7-Majeed Pty Ltd, 125 Nominees Pty Ltd, Trivest Cor\nporation Ltd, Devenish; John Richard, Schulda,\n80/8-Majeed Pty Ltd, 125 Nominees Pty Ltd, Tnivest Cor\nporation Ltd, Devenish; John Richard, Schulda;\n80/9-Majeed Pty Ltd, 125 Nominees Pty Ltd, Tnivest Cor\nporation Ltd, Devenish; John Richard, Schulda;\nPerth, 26 May 1985.\nI HEREBY declare in accordance with the provisions of\nsection 96A1 and 971 of the Mining Act 1978-1983 that\nthe undermeiltioned mining tenements are forfeited for\nbreach of covenant, viz non-payment of rent.\nDAVID PARKER,\nMinister for Minerals and Energy.\nWEST KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD.\n04/117-Thornton, Robert Jeffery.\nNORTH EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD.\nKurnalpi District.\n28/36-Hastwell, Gary Basil; Goldfields Prospecting Pty\nLtd.\n28/37-Hastwell, Gary Basil; Goidfields Prospecting Pty\nLtd.\n52/71-Flint, Warwick John; Henes, Neeltje.\nWiluna District.\n53/31-Creasy, Mark Gareth.\n53/32-Creasy, Mark Gareth.\n53/36-Amoco Minerals Australia Company.\nAll debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be\nreceived and paid respectively by Gregory John Simpson,\nManian Kaye Simpson, and Margaret Ann Hayes who will\ncontinue to carry on the said business in partnership under\nthe style or firm of Brighton Fruit and Veg Mart and/or\nScarborough Open Fruit Market, and/or Fruitmaster,\nDated the 29th day of May, 1985.\nFRANCIS HOLMES.\nTRUSTEES ACT 1962.\nNOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS.\nWEST AUSTRALIAN TRUSTEES LIMITED of 135 Saint\nGeorge’s Terrace, Perth requires creditors and other per\nsons having claims to which section 63 of the Trustees Act\n1962 relates in respect of the Estates of the\nundermentioned deceased persons, to send particulars of\ntheir claims to it by the date stated hereunder, after which\ndate the Company may convey or distribute the assets,\nhaving regard only to the claims of which it then has notice.\nLast Date for claims: 28/6/85.\nAshbury, Jane Isla, late of 1 Ryecroft Road, Darlington,\nRetired Teacher, died 8/4/85.\nAylott, Edith Bertha, late of 72 Federation Street, Mount\nHawthorn, Widow, died 24/2/85.\nCooper, Arthur Andrew, late of 41 Ecclestone Street,\nBunbury, Retired Storeman, died 21/4/85 Enquiries to\n","sortOrder":61},{"sectionNumber":"11","sectionType":"section","heading":"Stirling Street, Bunbury, Tel: 211336.","content":"11 Stirling Street, Bunbury, Tel: 211336.\nDavies, Harry Gordon, formerly of 140 Safety Bay Road,\nSafety Bay, late of John Wesley Lodge, Rowethorpe,\nBentley, Retired Postmast, died 13/4/85.\nGoodnidge, Rosaline Maniana, late of 6 Blay Road, Calista,\nWidow died 2/4/85.\nGnigg, Myrtle Elvira, late of Craigwood Convalescent Hospi\ntal, Gardner Street, Como, Widow, died 13/12/84.\nJenkins, Arthur George Vaughan, formerly of Lawson Flats,\nThe Esplanade, Perth late of St. Catherine’s Nursing\nHome, 131 Broadway, Nedlands, Retired Colonial Civil\nServant, died 10/3/85.\nOsborn, William Roy, late of Lot 4 Bussell Highway, Capei,\nRetired Farmer, died 27/3/85 Enquiries to 11 Stirling\nStreet, Bunbury, Tel: 21 1336.\nRegan, Dorothy Frances, late of Home of Peace, Walter\nRoad, Inglewood, Spinster died 9/3/85.\nStaines, Emery James, late of 12 Ednah Street, Como, Re\ntired Refrigerator Mechanic, died 1/2/85.\nTapscott, Ernest Charles, late of 11 Jinda Road,\nKoongamia, Retired Westrail Employee, died 16/4/85.\nDated at Perth this 28th day of May, 1985.\nL. C. RICHARDSON,\nGeneral Manager.\nSOUTH WEST MINERAL FIELD.\n70/38-Rollison Nominees Pty Ltd. TRUSTEES ACT 1962.\nNotice to Creditors and Claimants.\nPARTNERSHIP ACT 1895.\nNotice of Dissolution of Partnership.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore\nsubsisting between Gregory John Simpson, Manian Kaye\nSimpson, Greengrocers of 14 Tillingdon Way, Morley in the\nState of Western Australia, Francis Herbert Holmes, Green\ngrocer of 53 Marlow Street, Wembley in the said State and\nMargaret Ann Hayes, Housewife of 19 Cordroy Street,\nHamersley in the said State carrying on business as Fruit\nand Vegetable retailers at ille Brighton Road, Scarborough\nunder the style or firm of Brighton Fruit and Veg Mart\nand/or Scarborough Open Fruit Market, and/or Fruitmaster\nhas been dissolved as from 1 May 1985 so far as concerns\nthe said Francis Herbert Holmes who retires from the said\nfirm,\n40761-5\nCREDITORS and other persons having claims to which\nsection 63 of the Trustees Act relates in respect of the\nEstates of the undermentioned deceased persons are\nrequired to send particulars of their claims to me on or\nbefore 8 July 1985, after which date I may convey or distrib\nute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which I\nthen have notice.\nBarker, Keith Thomas, late of Bodeman Road, Wandi, died\n12/5/85.\nBunney, Kenneth, late of Maxwell Street, Serpentine, died\n15/5/85.\nCottrell, Flora Grace, late of 16 Raphael Street, Subiaco,\ndied 16/5/85.\nCoyne, Bertram Stephen, late of Albany Regional Hospital,\nAlbany, died 22/9/84.\nCurtis, Kevin Allison, late of 18 Heath Road, Kalamunda,\ndied 10/5/85.\nDabrowski, Jan also known as Dabrowski, John, late of\n75b Raymond Street, Yokine, died 11/5/85.\n\n","sortOrder":62},{"sectionNumber":"1996","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1996 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nDonaldson, John Ralph, late of 6 Peebles Road, Floreat REPORT OF THE ROYALPark, died 19/3/85.\nDuncan, William Gordon, late of Shoalwater Nursing COMMISSION \"FREMANTLE\nHome, Shoalwater Bay, died 9/5/85.\nEdward, Douglas Finlay, late of 343 Marmion Street, PRISON\" 1973\nCottesloe, died 7/4/85. Commissioner: His Honour Robert E. Jones.Franklin, Mary Louisa, late of 5c/25 Herdsman Parade,\nWembley, died 26/12/84. Prices:-\nGallagher, Patrick John, late of Lemnos Hospital, Stubbs Counter Sales-$1.50Terrace, Shenton Park, died 13/5/85.\nHodges, Mary Eveline, late of 37/46 Pollard Street, Mailed plus postage on 1 kg\nGlendalough, died 17/5/85.\nLynch, Dorothy Winifred, late of 54 Mary Street,\nMandurah, died 11/5/85.\nMcMailon, Stella Agnes, formerly of Swanbourne Hospital,\n_____________________________________________________\nClaremont, late of Armadale Lodge, Albany Highway,\nArmadale, died 9/4/85.\nMorton, Norman Roger late of 117-119 Princep Street,\nNorseman, died 2/4/85.\nReeves, Beatrice Nellie, late of Victoria Park Nursing\nHome, 38 Alday Street, St. James, died 8/5/85. COMMISSION OF THE PEACE FOR\nSmith, William Alfred, formerly of Room 5, 1110 Hay\nStreet, Perth, late of 9 Maroog Way, Nollamara, died W.A.-AUGUST 1983\n2/5/85. Prices:-Veccllia, Leo Dominic Anthony, late of 45 Pinjarra Road,\nMandurah, died 18/4/85. Counter Sales-$4.50 with amendments\nDated the 31st day of May, 1985. Mailed plus postage on 400 grams\nA. J. ALLEN,\nDeputy Public Trustee,\nPublic Trust Office, Perth.\nCURRENT RELEASE\nNOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 14 of the\nPUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941.\nPublic Trustee Act, 1941 the Public Trustee has elected to\nadminister the estates of the ulldermentioned deceased per- WESTERN AUSTRALIASOIlS.\nDated at Perth tile 27th day of May, 1985.\nS. H. HAYWARD, ROYAL COMMISSIONPublic Trustee,\n","sortOrder":63},{"sectionNumber":"565","sectionType":"section","heading":"Hay Street, Perth, WA. 6000. INTO","content":"565 Hay Street, Perth, WA. 6000. INTO\nPARLIAMENTARY DEADLOCKS\nREPORT 1984-5Name of Deceased; Occupation; Address; Date of Death;\nDate Election Filed, Royal Commissioner-Eric J. Edwards, Perth\nBirch, Herbert; Retired Public Health Officer; Subiaco; 8/2/85.\n10/4/85; 16/5/85.\nAnderson Marjorie May; Married Woman; Bicton; 12/2/85; 3 Volumes per Set, Price per Set-$20.50\n16/5/85. mailed plus postage on 3 kg.\nKing, James Charles; Retired W.A.G.H. Porter;\nScarborough; 21/2/85; 16/5/85.\nJackson, Helen Maude; Widow; Collie; 1/2/85; 16/5/85.\nHazard, Evelyn May; Widow; Tnigg; 14/4/85; 16/5/85.\nAnderson, Kathleen Bernice; Married Woman; Dianella;\n____________________________________________________\n26/3/85; 16/5/85.\nSceghi, Margherita; Widow; Kalgoorlie; 28/3/85; 16/5/85.\nRobins, Dorothy Ellen; Married Woman; Bentley; 4/4/85;\n16/5/85.\nRiley, Elva Mabel; Spinster; Swanbourne; 20/3/85; 16/5/85. REPORT OF THE HONORARY\nMackey, Beryi Louise Margaret; Widow; Applecross;\n16/3/85; 16/5/85. ROYAL COMMISSION INTO THE\nLuke, Florence Isobella; Widow; Inglewood; 16/3/85; BEEF AND SHEEP MEATS16/5/85.\nYip Yong, Mok; Retired Labourer; Derby; 20/1/85; 16/5/85. INDUSTRY 1976\nRuggero, Fey Maud; Widow; Carnarvon; 13/2/85; 16/5/85. Chairman: Hon. A. V. Crane, M.L.A.\nWood, Carl Charles; Retired Labourer; Kalgoorlie; 15/1/85;\n16/5/85. Prices:-\nBorowénsky, Katenina; Divorcee; Armadale; 5/1/85; 16/5/85. Counter Sales-$3.50\nKatic, Mijo; Retired Labourer; Yugoslavia; 9/10/83; 16/5/85. Mailed plus postage on 1 kg\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1997\nREPORT OF THE\nROYAL COMMISSION INTO\nAIRLINE SERVICES IN W.A, 1975\nCommissioner Hon. Sir Reginald R. Scholl\nPrices-\nJ.\nTHE ABORIGINAL LAND INQUIRY\nPrice-\nREPORT BY\nPAUL SEAMAN, Q,C.\nSEPTEMBER, 1984\nMailed plus postage on 600 grams.\nCounter Sales-$10.OO\nREPORT OF THE EGG INDUSTRY\nENQUIRY OF W,A., 1973\nNeil D. McDonald Enquirer,\nCounter Sales-$3.5O\nCounter Sales-$5.0O\nREPORT OF THE HONORARY\nROYAL COMMISSION INTO\nTHE DAIRY PRODUCTS AND\nMARKET MILK 1982\nChairman Hon. B. R. Blaikie, M.L.A.\nCounter Sale-$4.0O\nNOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS\nCOPY DEADLINE All copy for pub\nlication must be in the hands of the\nGovernment Printer by 3 p.m. on the\nWEDNESDAY before publication.\nWILLIAM C. BROWN, J.P.\nGovernment Printer.\nREPORT BY COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY\nINTO\nTEACHER EDUCATION,\nNOVEMBER, 1980\nChairman-Dr. R. L. VICKERY\nCounter Sales-.--$2.50\nMailed plus postage on 250 grams\nSPECIAL NOTICE\nSUBSCRIPTION CHARGES\nIncrease Treasury approved effective\nCounter Sales, per copy-$1.8O\nAnnual Subscription Excluding Extra\nordinary Copies Including Postage\nSurface Mail-$218.00 per annum\nINDUSTRIAL GAZETTE\nCounter Sales, per copy-$5.70\nAnnual Subscription, Including Postage\nSurface Mail-$110.00 per annum\nHANSARD\nCounter Sales, per copy-$5.OO\nAnnual Subscription, Including Postage\nSurface Mail-$152.00\nADVERTISING CHARGES\nDeceased Estate Notices, per Estate-$8.80\nReal Estate and Business Agents and\nFinance Brokers Licences, Per Notice-\n$17.60\nAll other notices\nPer Column Centimetres-$1.80\nMinimum Charge-$8.80\n\n","sortOrder":64},{"sectionNumber":"1998","sectionType":"section","heading":"GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.","content":"1998 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.\nREPORT 1983\nOF THE\nHONORARY ROYAL COMMISSION\nINTO THE SUITABILITY OF\nPRESENT LAWS RELATING TO\nRACING AND TROTTING\nIN WESTERN AUSTRALIA\nIn their application to the allocation of surplus\nT.A.B. moneys as provided in the Totalisator\nAgency Betting Board Act 1960-1973 in\nParticular and other related Acts and Issues.\nCommissioner-Hon. N. E. Baxter\nCounter Sales-$2.50\nMailed plus postage on 400 grains\nGAMING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA\nREPORT OF THE\nGOVERNMENT GAMING INQUIRY\nCOMMITTEE-DECEMBER 1984\nand\nExtracts from-Report of the Government\nGaming Inquiry Committee\nChairman:-Dan Mossenson.\nCounter Sales-$1.80 per set\nMailed plus postage on 300 grams\nREPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE\nAPPOINTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE\nCOUNCIL TO INQUIRE INTO AND\nREPORT UPON THE\nCURRENT POSITION OF NATIONAL\nPARKS WITHIN THE STATE\nPresented by the Hon. A. A. Lewis, M.L.C.,\n27th November, 1979.\nWESTERN AUSTRALIA 1829-1979\nREPORT ON THE CELEBRATIONS\nTO THE PARLIAMENT OF\nWESTERN AUSTRALIA BY THE\n150th ANNIVERSARY BOARD\nExecutive Chairman-\nSlade Drake-Brockinan, C.M.G.\nCounter Sales.-$ 10.00\nCounter Sales-$0.50\nMailed plus postage on 86 grams\nPOST SECONDARY EDUCATION\nIN\nREPORT 1976\nChairman-Professor P. H. Partridge\nCounter Sales-$3.O0\nMailed plus postage on 500 grains\nPROPOSED\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT\nAS PREPARED BY\nE. R. KELLY, ESQ.,\nSenior Commissioner\nW.A. Industrial Commission\nSeptember 21, 1978.\nCounter Sales-$1 .50\nMailed plus postage on 500 grams\nREPORT BY THE PETROL PRICES\nADVISORY COMMITTEE\nTO THE MINISTER\nFOR CONSUMER AFFAIRS\nTHE HON. A. TONKIN, M.L.A.\nJULY 1983.\nChairman-K. M. Leliane.\nCounter Sales-$2.30\nMailed plus postage on 500 grams\nReport of Government Secondary\nSchools Discipline Committee\nDISCIPLINE IN\nSECONDARY SCHOOLS\nIN WESTERN AUSTRALIA\nCounter Sales-$1 .00\n\n7 June 1985.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1999\nW.A. LAW ALMANAC\nCounter Sales-$7.50\nMailed plus postage on 300 grams\nELECTORAL ACT ENQUIRY\nREPORT OF HIS HONOUR A. E. KAY\nTO THE\nHONOURABLE D. H. O’NEIL, M.L.A.\nCHIEF SECRETARY\nOctober 1978\nCounter Sales-$2.O0\nMailed plus postage on 400 grams\nSPECIAL NOTICE.\nLOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT No.84\nOF 1960-1984.\nThe 4th Reprint of the Local Government Act is now\navailable-in two formats.\n1. SOFT COVER-as usually supplied with\nAmendments, when necessary.\nPrice $13.50, plus Postage on 3 kg.\n2. A NEW VERSION-Loose Leaf System in a\nfabric four post binder, with replacement\nAmendment pages, when necessary.\nThe Loose Leaf System, with replacement\nAmendment pages will be available on a\n\"Standing Order\" basis. 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[7 June 1985.\nReprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 15 April\nWESTERN AUSTRALIA.\nLIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ACT\n1909.\nIncluding Amendment No. 50 of 1983.\nCounter Sales-$0.40\nMailed plus postage on 50 grams.\nExtract from Government Gazette No. 20 of 8 March,\nCREDIT ACT 1984.\nCREDIT REGULATIONS\nPRICE-\nCOUNTER SALES - $1.10\nMAILED PLUS POSTAGE ON 100 GRAMS.\nCONTENTS.\nREGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES,\nDETERMINATIONS, ORDERS.\nPage\nAgriculture and Related Resources Protection Act-By\nlaws-\nShire of Rockingham-By-taws relating to Pest Plants 1970-2\nCemeteries Act-By-laws relating to Pinnaroo Valley Mem\norial Park Public Cemetery 1972\nConstruction Safety Amendment Regulations No. 21985 1977\nElectoral Amendment Regulations 1985 1935-6\nFinancial Institutions Duty Amendment Regulations 1985-\nNo. 3 1933\nNo.4 1933\nHealth Act-By-laws-\nTown of East Fremantle-Series \"A\" By-laws relating to\nGeneral Sanitary Provisions and the Keeping of\nPoultry 1937\nHealth Meat Inspection and Branding Amendment Regu\nlations No. 21985 1938\nHospitals Services Charges Amendment Regulations No. 3\n1985 1941\nLocal Government Act-By-laws-\nCity of Nedlands-By-laws relating to Fencing 1963\nShire of Albany-By-laws relating to Aerodromes 1963-9\nShire of Carnarvon-By-laws relating to Petrol Pumps 1970\nShire of Rockingham-By-laws relating to Pest\nPlants 1970-2\nShire of Three Springs-Adoption ofBy-law No. 13 1970-1\nLocal Government Act-Orders-\nCity of Cockburn Annexation of Adjoining Outlying\nLand Order 1985 1973\nTown of Armadale Valuation and Rating Order\n1985 1973-6\nShire of Swan Valuation and Rating Order 1985 1976\nNoise Abatement Noise Labelling and Equipment Regu\nlations 1985 1938-40\nPoisons Amendment Regulations No. 41985 1941\nStamp Amendment Regulations No. 3 1985 1933-4\nValuation of Land Amendment Regulations 1985 1934\nWestern Australian Meat Industry Authority Regulations\n1985 1978-90\nGENERAL CONTENTS\nPage\nActs Amendment and Repeal Water Authorities Act 1931\nAgriculture, Department of 1977-90\nCountry Towns Sewerage 1956\nCrown Law Department 1935\nDeceased Persons’ Estates 1995-6\nElectoral 1935-6\nFisheries 1942-3\nHealth Department 1936-41\nHospitals Act 1036-7\nLands Department 1932, 1943-5\nLocal Government Department 1958-76\nMain Roads 1932, 1992\nMetropolitan Perth Passenger Transport Trust Act 1942\nMines Department 1992-5\nMunicipalities 1958-76\nNotices of Acquisition 1957-8\nOptometrists Act 1936\nOrders in Council 1932\nPartnerships Dissolved 1995\nPay-roll Tax Assessment Act 1933\nPetroleum Act 1992\nPolice Department 1942\nPrisons Department 1935\nProclamations 1931-2\nPublic Trustee 1995-6\nPublic Works Department 1955-8\nPublic Works and B.M.A. Tenders 1955-6\nRegistrar General 1992\nRural Housing Assistance Act 1933\nSale of Unclaimed Found and Lost Property 1942\nStamp Act 1933\nTender Board 1990-2\nTown Planning 1945-54\nTransport Amendment Act 1932\nTreasury 1933-4\nTrustees Act 1995-6\nValuation of Land Act 1934\nWater Authority Act 1931\nWestern Australian Meat Industry Authority Amendment Act... 1931\nWestern Australian Tripartite Labour Consultative Council\nAct 1931\nWestern Australian Water Authority 1931\nSubscriptions are required to commence\nand terminate with a quarter.\nThe Government Gazette is published on\nFriday in each week, unless interfered with\nby public holidays or other unforseen\ncircumstances.\nSUBSCRIPTIONS:-The subscriptions\nto the Government Gazette are as follows-\nAnnual subscriptions, $218.00; nine months,\n$168.00; six months, $112.00; three\nmonths, $57.00; singles copies current\nyear, $1.80; single copies previous years,\nup to 10 years, $2.00, over 10 years, $2.20.\nSTANDING ORDER\nSUBSCRIPTION SERVICE\nPrice quoted includes postage\nWestern Australian Statues-Per Annum.\nLocal Interstate\nW.A. and\nOverseas\n$ $\nLoose Statutes 45.00 52.00\nBound Statutes 107.00 114.00\nLoose and Bound 152,00 166.00\nSessional Bills-$47.OO Australia Wide.\n40761/5/85-2 100-L/3599 ay Authority: WILLIAM BENBOW, Acting Government Printer\n\n","sortOrder":66}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"completionTokens":511},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":4,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The legislation appears to be operating within its original scope as a local health and nuisance by-law. The provisions are typical of municipal poultry regulations and do not show significant expansion beyond the original purpose of controlling backyard poultry keeping for public health and neighbourhood amenity purposes."},"complexity_factors":["Multiple conditional exceptions (e.g., boundary distance rules vary based on fence type and neighbour consent)","Cross-references to section 357 of the Health Act 1911 for enforcement powers","Specific measurements throughout (7m, 1.2m, 18m, 9m, 1.8m, 100m²)","Dual registration system (both occupier and premises must be registered)","Nested conditions in sub-paragraph (k) for special council approvals"],"plain_english_summary":"This East Fremantle by‑law regulates backyard poultry: owners must register with the council ($10), keep no more than 10 birds (one per 100 m²), and may not keep roosters except by council-approved breeders. Birds must be housed in clean, secure enclosures meeting height and setback rules, and only single dwelling properties may keep poultry.\n\nIt affects residents who want chickens or other poultry, balancing hobby farming with neighbourhood amenity, health and safety."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law","history":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law/history","analysis":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/town-of-east-fremantle-keeping-of-poultry-by-law/documents"}}