The following parts of the Town of Kwinana Health By–Law 1963

924 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. PART IX.—OFFENSIVE TRADES. Section (c) Piggeries. Delete by-law 2 and substitute the following:- 2. (a) For the purposes of this section of these by-laws, no premises shall be registered as a piggery unless every portion of the sties and drainage sumps of the piggery are at least 200 feet distant from any street or thoroughfare and from any dwelling house, church, schoolroom, hall, factory, dairy or premises whatsoever wherein food is manufactured, packed or prepared for human consumption, and the sties and drainage sumps of the piggery are not less than 100 feet distant from the boundary of any land not in the same occupation, ownership or possession. (b) No enclosure appurtenant to the sties or grazing area to which pigs have access shall be at a less distance than 100 feet from any boundary of any land not in the same occupation, ownership or possession or at a less distance than 200 feet from any dwelling house, church, schoolroom, hall, factory, dairy or premises whatsoever wherein food is manufactured, packed or prepared for human con- sumption. Fee per Annum. Offensive Trade. £ s. d. Piggeries 2 0 0 Fish Shops 2 0 0 Laundries 1 0 0 All other offensive trades (as Part IX of Model "A" By-laws) ... •••• 5 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Cockburn Shire Council, this 25th day of September, 1963. J. H. COOPER, E. L. EDWARDES, Town of Bunbury. WHEREAS under the Health Act, 1911-1962, the Governor may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes of the said Act; and whereas Model By-laws, described as Series "A," have been prepared, and amended from time to time, and reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963, and further amended by notice published in the Government Gazette on 7th November, 1963; and whereas a local authority may adopt such Model By-laws with or without modification: Now, therefore, the Town of Bunbury, being a local authority within the meaning of the Act, and having adopted the Model By-laws, Series "A," as reprinted in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963, doth hereby resolve and determine that the aforesaid amendment, pub- lished in the Government Gazette on 7th November, 1963, shall be adopted without modification. Passed at a meeting of the Town of Bunbury this 25th day of November, A. H. WILSON, [L.S.] Mayor. A. L. SCOTT, R. R. DOIG,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 925 Town of Bunbury. Health By-laws--Snack Bars. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1962, a local authority may make by-laws and may amend, repeal or alter any by-laws so made: Now, therefore, the Town of Bunbury, being a local authority and having made Snack Bar By-laws as published in the Government Gazette on the 13th November, 1959, doth hereby amend the said by-laws in the following manner: By-law 10: Substitute the amount "£1" for the amount "£6" where it appears in line 5. Passed at a meeting of the Town of Bunbury this 9th day of December, 1983. A. H. WILSON, [L.S.] Mayor. A. L. SCOTT, Shire of West Arthur. in the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted, have been Shire of West Arthur, being a local authority within the meaning of the said shall be adopted with modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following s. d. Slaughterhouses . 2 0 0 Piggeries .... 1 0 0 Any other trade not specified above .... 1 0 0 Modifications to the by-laws are:-

1. The deletion of by-law 15 and the substitution of the following:— A vehicle used by the local authority or its contractor for the collection and transport of rubbish shall have a cover at all times when the vehicle is engaged in the transport of rubbish.
2. That by-law 29A (2) of the by-laws be amended to read that "this by-law operates and has effect in the Darkan Townsite." Passed at a meeting of the Shire of West Arthur this 21st day of November,
3. M. HULSE, G. WHITELEY,

926- GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Shire of Waroona. the Governor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereas Model By-laws, described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been reprinted with amendments to and including that published in the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have been published in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Shire of Waroona, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, 1963, shall be adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: Piggeries 5 0 All other 2 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Waroona this 21st day of November, J. A. BARON HAY, M. D. GASTON, Shire of Kwinana. modification, the whole or any portion of by-laws caused to be prepared by the Governor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereas Model By-laws, described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been reprinted with amendments to and including that published in the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have been published in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Kwinana Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted and published in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963, shall be adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: All Offensive Trades. Fee per Annum. As listed £1 1 0 Passed at a meeting of the Kwinana Shire Council this 23rd day of October, 1963. ALF. M. LYDON, F. W. MORGAN,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 927 Shire of Augusta-Margaret River. authority may, of it own motion, by resolution, adopt with or without modifica- described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Shire of Augusta- Margaret River, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: All trades as specified under Schedule "D" and any other trade not so specified . .... 3 3 0 each Passed at a meeting of the Augusta-Margaret River Shire Council this 10th day of October, 1963. C. S. SMITH, President. C. S. WEST, Shire of Bruce Rock. described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Bruce Rock Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted and published in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963, shall be adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: All offensive trades . 2 2 0 Passed at a meeting of the Bruce Rock Shire Council this 14th day of August, 1963. S. A. J. FLETCHER, N. McDONALD,

928 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Shire of Esperance. described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Council of the Shire of Esperance, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "I)" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws:— Piggery ... 2 0 0 Slaughterhouse 2 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Council of the Shire of Esperance this 20th day of September, 1963. W. S. PATERSON, J. F. CAMERON, Shire of Gascoyne-Minilya. described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Shire of Gascoyne- Minilya, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws:-- Off ensive Trade. Fee Per Annum. s. d. Piggery .... 5 0 0 Tallow Extracting 5 0 0 Slaughterhouse ..•• 5 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Gascoyne-Minilya this 16th day of September, 1963. G. G. CRAIG, I. G. WATKINS,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 929 Shire of West Kimberley. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1962, a local authority may make by-laws and may amend, repeal or alter any by-law so made: Now, therefore, the West Kimberley Shire Council, being the local authority of the Shire of West Kimberley within the meaning of the Act, in exercise of the powers conferred upon it in that behalf by the said Act and all other powers enabling it doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws. Schedule D. Part IX. SCALE OF FEES. Offensive Trades. Fee per Annum. Piggery .... . 5 0 0 Slaughterhouse 5 0 0 Any other unspecified trade .... 5 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the West Kimberley Shire Council this 12th day of November, 1963. The Common Seal of the Shire of West Kim- berley was hereto affixed in the presence of- A. W. NICHOLS, L. L. COLEMAN, Acting Shire Clerk. Shire of Collie. Shire of Collie, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so Slaughterhouses 3 0 0 Piggeries 2 0 0 All other trades 1 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Collie this 15th day of October, 1963. N. S. COOTE, President. G. W. WEIR, Acting Shire Clerk.

930 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Shire of Kellerberrin. Shire of Kellerberrin, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Slaughterhouses 1 1 0 Piggeries 1 1 0 Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Kellerberrin this 15th day of August, F. H. NICHOLLS, T. R. BENNETT, Shire of Merredin. authority may, of its own motion, by resolution adopt with or without provisions and duly amended, have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Merredin Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted and published in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963, Slaughter yards 2 10 0 Piggery .... 10 0 Other trades not specified above 1 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Merredin Shire Council this 19th day of November, 1963. G. F. TELFER, R. LITTLE, Clerk of the Council,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 931 Town of Geraldton. under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereas Model By-laws, described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with those provisions, and duly amended have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, been reprinted with amendments to and including that published in the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have been Town of Geraldton, being a local authority within the meaning of the said shall be adopted with the following modifications:— By-law 29 (a) 2.—This by-laws operates and has effect on the whole of the residential area as defined in the Town Planning Scheme gazetted on the 5th day of January, 1940. PART IX.—OFFENSIVE TRADES. Trade— Fee per Annum. Slaughterhouse . 5 0 0 Wool, Hide and Skin Stores 3 0 0 Any other trade not specified above 1 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Geraldton this 27th day of November, 1963. The Common Seal of the Town of Geraldton was hereunto affixed by authority of a resolution of the Council in the presence of- C. S. EADON-CLARKE, CL.S.l Mayor. H. W. CHAMBERS, Shire of Roebourne. Roebourne Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws,

932 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. 1963, shall be adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: Slaughterhouse and Piggery . 1 1 0 All others 1 1 0 Passed at meetings of the Roebourne Shire Council on the 21st day of November, 1963, and the 19th day of December, 1963. J. A. FERNIHOUGH, A. J. PEDDER, Shire of Tableland. Tableland Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, 1963, shall be adopted with the following modification:

1. After by-law 11, add the following heading and by-law:— Prescribed Areas (Section 112A). 11A. The areas specified in Schedule "B" to this part are the areas within which the provisions of section 112A of the Act shall operate and have effect.
2. The following schedule is added after Schedule "A":— Schedule "B"—Prescribed Areas (Section 112A). Within the boundaries of the townsite of Wittenoom Gorge, as constituted under the Land Act, 1933. And doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws: All trades .... 1 0 0 Passed at a meeting of the Tableland Shire Council this 12th day of October, 1963. 0. A. ALLAN, [L.S.l President. M. F. SHEEHAN,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 933 FORESTS ACT, 1918-1954. Forests Department, Perth, 13th February, 1964. of the Forests Act, 1918-1954, and on the recommendation of the Conservator of Forests, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder. A. C. HARRIS, Conservator of Forests. Reg. 142 Reg. 145

1. In these regulations the Forests Regulations, 1957, made under the provisions of the Forests Act, 1918-1954, as reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, and published as so reprinted in the Government Gazette on the 21st October, 1958 (such reprinted regulations including all amendments to and includ- ing those published in the Government Gazette on the 29th April,

1958. and amended from time to time thereafter by notices pub- lished in the Government Gazette, are referred to as the principal

2. Regulation 142 of the principal regulations is amended (a) by substituting for each of paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d) the following paragraphs respectively: (a) Forest Ranger. (b) Assistant Forester. (c) Forester. (d) District Forester. ; and (b) by revoking paragraph (e) .
3. Regulation 145 of the principal regulations is amended by substituting for the passage, "tests." in line three of paragraph (b), the passage, "tests;" and by adding after that paragraph the following paragraph (c) if, in the opinion of the Conservator, the officer has not the capacity to take responsibility and handle men to the extent required in any superior position. BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1963. Lake Grace Shire Council—Resolution. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954-1963, a local authority may make by-laws: Now, therefore, the Lake Grace Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby make the following by-law:-
4. Fee for application for a permit to burn clover: The fee payable with an application for a permit to burn clover under Regulation 19 of Bush Fires Act, 1954-1963, Regulations, shall be £1 1s. (one pound one shilling) plus a fee of £3 3s. (three pounds three shillings) for inspection of the land concerned in the permit making a total of £4 4s. (four pounds four shillings). Passed by the Lake Grace Shire Council at a duly constituted meeting held on the 8th day of February, 1964. AUBREY E. WRIGHT, W. COLQUHOUN,

934 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. BUSH FIRES ACT, 19544963. Dowerin Shire Council—Resolution. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954-1963, a local authority may make by-laws: Now, therefore, the Dowerin Shire Council, being a local authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby make the following by-laws:—

1. Fee for application for a permit to burn clover: The fee payable with an application for a permit to burn clover under regulation 19 of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, Regula- tions shall be El. 5s. (one pound five shillings) and such fee shall include the cost of any advertisement required and any inspection of the land in respect of which the permit is applied for. Passed by the Dowerin Shire Council at a duly constituted meeting held on the 9th day of December, 1963. Shire of Dowerin was duly affixed hereto in the presence of E. H. HENNING, [L.S.I President, A. READ, Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 30th day of January, 1964. The Municipality of the City of Nedlands. Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Storage of Inflammable Liquid. L.G. 18/64. on the 5th day of December, 1963, to adopt without amendment the Local Government Model By-laws (Storage of Inflammable Liquid) No. 12, as pub- lished in the Government Gazette of the 29th May, 1963: The whole of the by-laws. Dated this 8th day of January, 1964. City of Nedlands is affixed hereto in the presence of J. CHAS. SMITH, T. C. BROWN,

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 935 The Municipality of the City of Perth. By-law Relating to Zoning. By-law No. 65—Town Planning Classification or Zoning By-laws for Land and/or Buildings in the Central Area being Part of the City of Perth Municipal District—Amendment. L.G. 192/62. and of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni- cipality hereby records having resolved on the 2nd day of December, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendment to by-law No. 65: That all that piece of land being: portion of Swan Location A4 and being lot 131 on Plan 1197 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1061, folio 871; be and is hereby altered from Zone 1 Classification to Zone 7 Classi- fication and that the Central Area Zoning Plan No. 65 be and is hereby amended accordingly. Dated the 7th day of February, 1964. The Common Seal of the City of Perth was hereunto affixed in the presence of- H. R. HOWARD, [L.S.] Lord Mayor. W. A. McI. GREEN, Confirmed by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 13th The Municipality of the Town of Claremont. By-laws Relating to Zoning. L.G. 1010/63. all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 9th day of December, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendments to Zoning By-laws published in the Government Gazette of the 8th February, 1957, at pages 205-217, both inclusive, and amended from time to time there- after, as follows: After the section "Special Zone—Metropolitan Passenger Transport Trust" and immediately following by-law 20H. insert the following new section and clauses:— Hospital Zone. 201. Area—That portion of the Municipality described in the Eleventh Schedule hereto. 20J. Uses.—There shall be no use of any land in a Hospital Zone except for the purpose of hospitals.

936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. First Schedule. After the second paragraph of the section "Residential Zone South Ward" following the words "and all lots on both sides of Park Lane" insert the words "Lot 6, location 718, Queenslea Drive." Fourth Schedule. After the section "Residential Flat Zone—South Ward" following the words "Excluding lot 1 of Swan Location P.245" add the words "lots 2 and 3, location 718, on the south side of Queenslea Drive." After the Tenth Schedule "Special Zone—Metropolitan Passenger Trans- port Trust" insert a new schedule as follows:— Eleventh Schedule. Hospital Zone. Lots 2, 3 and 6, location 718, on the south side of Queenslea Drive. The Common Seal of the Town of Claremont was hereunto affixed on the 13th day of December, 1963, in the presence of A. W. CROOKS, D. E. JEFFERYS, Municipality of the Town of Geraldton. By-laws Relating to Zoning (Motel). L.G. 3/63. and of other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 24th day of April, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws:— (1) That in pursuance of section 248 of the Local Government Act, lot 1 of Victoria Location 664 (Town of Geraldton Plan 286) is hereby classified as a site for special use (Motel). (2) In pursuance of section 225 of the Local Government Act, no person shall erect or establish on lot 1 of Victoria Location 664 any building other than a motel.

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 937 (3) Any person who shall erect or establish or commence to erect or establish on lot 1 of Victoria Location 664 any building other than a motel shall be guilty of a breach of by-law 2 hereof and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds and a daily penalty of one pound per day. Dated this 30th day of May, 1963. The Common Seal of the Town of Geraldton was hereunto affixed in the presence of C. S. EADON-CLARKE, H. W. CHAMBERS, Municipality of the Shire of Gosnells. Adoption of Amendment to Draft Model By-law No. 2 Relating to Caravan Parks. L.G. 451/62. on the 16th day of December, 1963, to adopt the amendment to the Model By-law published in the Government Gazette of the 16th day of January, 1963, and designated Local Government By-law (Caravan Parks) No. 2. hereto affixed in the presence of ARTHUR A. MILLS, [LS.] President.

938 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Adoption of Model By-laws Relating to (Petrol Pumps) No. 10. L.G. 1128/63. on the 2nd day of December, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft Model By-laws published in the Gazette of the 16th January, 1963, as are here set out: Local Government Model By-laws (Petrol Pumps) No. 10.—The whole of the by-laws. The Common Seal of the Shire of Gosnells was hereto affixed in the presence of- ARTHUR A. MILLS, CL.S.l President. Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to (Street Lawns and Gardens) No. 11. L.G. 86/59. on the 2nd day of December, 1963, to revoke the by-laws relating to lawns and gardens on road reserves published in the Government Gazette on 20th December, 1957, at pages 3626-7, and to adopt such of the Draft Model By-laws published in the Government Gazette of the 7th February, 1963, as are here set out Local Government Model By-laws (Street Lawns and Gardens) No. 11: The whole of the by-laws. hereto affixed in the presence of- ARTHUR A. MILLS, EL.S.1 President.

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 939 The Municipality of the Shire of Roebourne. Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Petrol Pumps. L.G. 61/64. on the 19th day of December, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws pub- lished in the Government Gazette of the 16th January, 1963, viz.: Local Government Model By-laws (Petrol Pumps) No. 10.—The whole of the by-laws. Dated this 19th day of December, 1963. Shire of Roebourne was duly affixed hereto in the presence of J. A. FERNIHOUGH, [L.S.1 President. A. J. PEDDER, The Municipality of the Shire of West Arthur. By-laws Relating to Long Service Leave (published on page 46 of Government Gazette of 15th January, 1954). L.G. 290/59. and of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 19th day of December, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation to the Governor an amendment to the Long Service Leave By-laws, reading as follows: (2A) The Council may, in special circumstances, by an absolute majority, and with the consent of the Minister (a) grant long service leave to a person who has completed ten years' service in one or more periods, even though it was not continuous service; or (b) grant pro rata long service leave to any person who has served at least five years, but has not completed the full ten years' service. Dated this 8th day of January, 1964. M. HULSE, fL.S.1 President. G. WHITELF,Y,

940 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. By-laws for the Management and Use of the Maddington Centenary Hall, and other Buildings under the Control of the Council. L.G. 85/59. of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 16th day of December, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor an amendment to the by-laws relating to the management and use of the Maddington Centenary Hall pub- lished in the Government Gazette of the 14th February, 1930, as amended by notices in the Government Gazette of 20th February, 1953, and 25th July, 1957, by deleting the schedule of charges affecting the Maddington Centenary Hall and substituting in lieu thereof the following:- Maddington Centenary Hall. SCHEDULE OF CHARGES. Main Hall. Lesser Hall. £ s. d. £ s. d. Pictures 2 10 0 2 10 0 Dances, Concerts Saturday nights 3 0 0 2 10 0 Other nights 2 0 0 2 0 0 Weddings and parties 4 0 0 3 0 0 Election Polling Station 4 0 0 3 0 0 Meetings Day to 6 p.m. 15 0 15 0 Night to 9.30 p.m. 1 10 0 1 10 0 Religious Services 1 0 0 15 0 Maddington Sub-branch R.S.L.--Special Rates. After midnight, per hour or part thereof 1 0 0 15 0 Hire of Crockery and Urns 15 0 hereto affixed in the presence of ARTHUR A. MILLS, LLB.] President. The Municipality of the Shire of Pingelly. By-law Relating to the Numbering of Houses and Buildings. L.G. 27/63. in all other powers enabling it, the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on the 12th day of December, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor, the following by-law:-

1. The Council of the Shire of Pingelly may number and from time to time renumber any or all of the houses or buildings within its district.
2. The Council may adopt a plan or system of numbering of houses and buildings in any road or part thereof within its district and may either place numbers on the said houses or buildings, or by

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 941 notice in writing require the owners or occupiers thereof to affix numbers of a specified size on the houses or buildings in accordance with the said plan or system of numbering. 3. The numbers shall be fixed in such a position that they are easily legible from the footpath or front boundary of the property. 4. The numbers to be fitted in accordance with paragraph 3 of this by-law shall not be less than two inches in height. 5. The Council may supply numbers to any person desiring to purchase them upon payment of a fee of not more than five shillings per number for each house or building. 6. If the owner or occupier fails to affix a number within one month after being served with written notice to do so he shall be guilty of an offence. 7. No person shall remove or deface or in any way damage any number affixed in accordance with this by-law. 8. Any person committing a breach of this by-law shall be liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. Dated this 6th day of February, 1964. The Common Seal of the Shire of Pingelly was hereto affixed in the presence of- LES. S. WATTS, M.S.] President. W. C. ROBINSON, The Municipality of the Shire of Meekatharra. Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to (Caravan Parks) No. 2. L.G. 60/64. on the 28th day of December, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws pub- lished in the Government Gazette of the 28th September, 1961, and amend- ments on the 16th day of January, 1963, as set out hereunder: Local Government Model By-laws (Caravan Parks) No. 2.—The whole of the by-laws as amended. Dated the 3rd day of January, 1964. The Common Seal of the Shire of Meekatharra was affixed hereunto this 25th day of January, 1964, in the presence of MAITLAND WHITE, President. R. W. ATKINSON,

942 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. ALSATIAN DOG ACT, 1962. Department of Agriculture, South Perth, 17th February, 1964. of the Alsatian Dog Act, 1962, has been pleased to make the regulations set forth in the schedule hereunder. T. C. DUNNE, Director of Agriculture. Principal 1. In these regulations, the Alsatian Dog Regulations, 1963, regulations. made under the provisions of the Alsatian Dog Act, 1962, and published in the Government Gazette on the 5th November, 1963, are referred to as the principal regulations. Regulation 9 2. The principal regulations are amended by adding after added. regulation 8 the following regulation:- 9. (1) The keeper of an Alsatian dog of which the identification tag has been lost or so impaired as to render the inscription thereon illegible shall, forthwith after learning of that occurrence, make application to the Chief Vermin Control Officer for the issue of a substitute identi- fication tag; and the Protection Board, on being satisfied as to the bona fides of the application, shall, on payment of a fee of ten shillings, cause a substitute to be issued, subject to any conditions it may see fit to impose. (2) A person who falsely represents to the Protection Board, to any of its officers or to an authorised person that an identification tag is lost, commits an offence. Regulation 20 added. 3. The principal regulations are amended by adding after regulation 19 the following regulation:- 20. (1) The holder of a permit issued under regulation 19 shall, unless he is the holder of a dealer's permit, within seven days after the introduction into the State of the dog to which the permit relates, make an application for a permit to keep the dog, as prescribed by regulation 4. (2) For the purposes of an application made pursuant to this regulation, the amount of one pound paid to the Protection Board under regulation 18 is deemed to be a prepayment made in part satisfaction of the amount payable under regulation 4. TAXI-CARS (CO-ORDINATION AND CONTROL) ACT, 1963. Department of Transport, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the pro- visions of the Interpretation Act, 1918-1962, and of the Taxi-cars (Co-ordination and Control) Act, 1963, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder, to have effect on and after the 1st day of March, 1964. W. H. HOWARD, Commissioner of Transport.

1. These regulations may be cited as the Taxi Control Board (Elections) Regulations, 1964.
2. In these regulations, "the Act" means the Taxi-cars (Co-ordination and Control) Act, 1963, and "the Association" means the body known as the W.A. Taxi Operators' Association and mentioned in the Act.

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 943 3. (1) Every election of members of the Board, pursuant to paragraph (c) of subsection (4) of section 5 of the Act shall be conducted by the State Chief Electoral Officer, or his substitute, appointed under the Electoral Act, 1907, who shall be the returning officer for that purpose. (2) The returning officer may appoint such officers as he considers neces- sary to assist him in the conduct of an election. 4. (1) The returning officer shall be paid fifty per centum of the fees pre- scribed by regulations made under the Electoral Act, 1907, as amended, for returning officers at parliamentary elections; and the officers employed by him shall, while engaged on the scrutiny and count of votes, be paid for their services the fees prescribed for similar duties by those regulations for presiding officers, at parliamentary elections. (2) Officers employed by the returning officer in the preparation and distribution of voting material shall be paid at the rate prescribed by regula- tions made under the Electoral Act, 1907, as amended, for presiding officers engaged on the scrutiny and count of votes. 5. (1) For the purpose of the first election of members of the Board the returning officer shall fix a day to be the nomination day and cause a notice, in the form of Form No. 1 in the schedule to these regulations, to be published in the Government Gazette and in a daily newspaper circulating in the control area. (2) The day fixed as nomination day shall be one not less than fourteen days, nor more than thirty days, after the later of the publications of the notice. 6. (1) For the purpose of every subsequent election of a member or members of the Board, the Commissioner shall, not less than three months prior to the expiration of the term of the office of an elected member, and not less than fourteen days after the occurrence of a casual vacancy in the office of elected member, direct the returning officer to fix a day to be the nomination day and the returning officer shall thereupon fix a nomination day and cause a notice of the day to be published as provided by regulation 5 of these regulations. (2) The day fixed as nomination day under this regulation shall be not less than twenty-one days, nor more than forty-five days after the later of the publications of the notice. 7. Every election day shall be not less than twenty-one days, nor more than forty-five days, after the nomination day. 8. A person is not eligible for nomination as a candidate for election to the Board (a) if he is a member of the Association; or (b) unless he- (i) is the owner of a taxi-car or private taxi-car; or (ii) holds a driver's license appropriate to a taxi-car or private taxi-car, issued under the law of the State, and has held such a license for a period of, or periods amounting in the aggregate to, not less than two years. 9. (1) Prior to each nomination day of which notice has been given pursuant to regulation 5 or 6 of these regulations, the Commissioner shall obtain (a) from the Association, a nominal roll, which the Association shall certify and furnish, of the persons who are members of the Association as at the seventh day immediately preceding the nomination day; and (b) from the Commissioner of Police, a composite list setting out the names and addresses of all persons who are- (i) the owners of taxi-cars or private taxi-cars; or (ii) holders of a driver's license applicable to a taxi-car or private taxi-car, as at the seventh day immediately preceding the nomination day, but so that no name appears twice in the list. (2) The Commissioner shall strike out of the list, mentioned in paragraph (b), the name of every person appearing in the nominal roll, mentioned in paragraph (a), of subregulation (1) of this regulation, and shall furnish to

944 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. the returning officer a fair copy of the list as so amended, certified by him to be the roll of persons eligible to vote at the forthcoming election, on the date stated in the notice published pursuant to these regulations. (3) A roll of electors prepared pursuant to this regulation is the roll of persons eligible to vote at the election to which it relates and no election is invalid by reason only that any name is wrongly omitted from, or included in, the roll. 10. (1) A nomination may be in the form of Form No. 2 in the schedule to these regulations, but a nomination is not valid unless it (a) sets out the full name and address of the candidate and the election for which he is nominated; (b) is signed by two or more persons eligible to vote at the election for which the nomination is made; (c) contains a statement, signed by the candidate, that- (i) he consents to his nomination; (ii) he is not a member of the Association; and (iii) he is eligible for nomination under the provisions of regula- tion 8 of these regulations; and (d) is addressed to the returning officer, at the State Electoral Depart- ment, Perth, and is delivered to him, or forwarded so as to reach him, there, not later than the hour of twelve noon on the day fixed for the close of nominations. (2) A person who makes and subscribes a false statement in a nomination paper commits an offence. 11. A candidate may, by notice, signed by him, witnessed by an elector and addressed to, and lodged with, the returning officer not later than the hour of noon on the nomination day, withdraw his consent to his nomination; and that candidate shall, thereupon, be deemed not to have been nominated. 12. Where the number of candidates duly nominated does not exceed the number of persons to be elected the candidate or candidates shall be declared elected. 13. (1) Where the number of candidates duly nominated exceeds the number of persons to be elected, the returning officer shall, as soon as prac- ticable after the close of nominations (a) cause the full names of the candidates and the day and hour fixed for the close of the poll to be published in the Government Gazette and in a daily newspaper circulating in the control area; (b) cause ballot papers and counterfoils to be printed, in accordance, respectively, with Forms Nos. 3 and 4 in the Schedule to these regulations, setting out in the ballot papers the full names of the candidates in alphabetical order of their surnames; and (c) send by post, or otherwise, to each person whose name appears in the roll of electors furnished by the Commissioner pursuant to regulation 9 of these regulations- (i) one ballot paper, initialed by the returning officer or a person authorised by him in that behalf; (ii) one counterfoil; (iii) one ballot paper envelope; and (iv) one envelope addressed to the returning officer. (2) Each ballot paper, counterfoil, ballot paper envelope and addressed envelope, shall be enclosed by the returning officer in a covering envelope which shall be fastened, addressed and forwarded to the person for whom it is intended. 14. If an elector makes, and sends, to the returning officer a statement in writing setting out his full name, correct address and former address (if any) and stating that he has not received a ballot paper or that the ballot paper received by him has been lost or destroyed and that he has not already voted, the returning officer may issue to the elector a ballot paper, counterfoil and envelopes, or a further ballot paper, counterfoil and envelopes, as the case may require.

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 945 15. (1) Voting shall be by means of a preferential ballot and a person, having received a ballot paper and counterfoil and wishing to vote, shall record his vote on the ballot paper, in the manner following: (a) Where only one candidate is to be elected and there are not more than two candidates, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes. (b) Where only one candidate is to be elected and there are more than two candidates, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his first preference, and he shall give contingent votes for all the remaining candidates by placing the numerals, "2", "3", and so on (as the case may require) opposite their names, so as to indicate by numerical sequence the order of his preference. (c) Where two candidates are to be elected, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his first preference and the numeral, "2", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his second preference, and he shall give con- tingent votes for all the remaining candidates by placing the numerals, "3", "4", and so on (as the case may require) opposite their names so as to indicate by numerical sequence the order of his preference. (2) An elector having marked his ballot paper in the manner prescribed by subregulation (1) of this regulation, shall, thereupon (a) enclose the ballot paper alone in the envelope marked "ballot paper" and fasten the envelope; (b) complete and sign the counterfoil in the presence of a witness who shall also sign it; and (c) return the ballot paper envelope, containing the ballot paper, together with the completed counterfoil to the returning officer, by post or otherwise, in the envelope addressed to the returning officer, so as to be received by him not later than the day and hour appointed by the notice of election for the closing of the poll at that election. 16. (1) The returning officer shall place, and keep, in a locked and sealed ballot box, all envelopes received by him purporting to contain ballot papers, until the close of the poll. (2) An envelope containing a ballot paper received after the close of the poll shall not be admitted to the scrutiny. (3) As soon as practicable after the hour fixed for the close of the poll, the returning officer shall, in the presence of a scrutineer, proceed with the scrutiny, count the votes received and ascertain and declare the result of the poll. (4) Subject to these regulations, every election shall be conducted, and the candidate or candidates to be elected shall be ascertained, in accordance with the provisions of the law for the time being regulating elections for the Legislative Assembly of the State, as far as they can, with any necessary adaptations, be made applicable. (5) Each candidate at an election is entitled to appoint, in writing, one scrutineer who may be present when the envelopes containing ballot papers relating to the election are being opened at the commencement of the scrutiny and who may remain during the scrutiny. 17. (1) Where two candidates are to be elected, the count of votes shall proceed as provided by subregulation (4) of regulation 16 of these regulations, until one candidate has received an absolute majority, whereupon he shall be declared elected. (2) The first candidate elected pursuant to subregulation (1) of this regulation shall be eliminated from the count and, to proceed with the election of the second member, all the ballot papers shall be brought into operation and again sorted into first preference votes. (3) The first preference votes of the eliminated successful candidate shall be distributed, according to the second preference markings shown thereon, to the remainder of the candidates, and when added to their respective first preference votes, shall constitute the first count for the second member.

946 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. (4) The procedure following the distribution provided by subregulation. (3) of this regulation shall be similar to that obtaining for the election of the first member. 18. (1) Where the right of a person to vote is not established, or the counterfoil is not signed by the elector and by a witness, the returning officer shall replace the counterfoil and the envelope marked "ballot paper" in the envelope in which they were received and endorse the latter envelope, "rejected", and set aside for safe keeping together with any others that may have been rejected. (2) A ballot paper is informal, if (a) it does not bear the initials of the returning officer or a person authorised by him to initial ballot papers; (b) the voter has not marked it as prescribed by these regulations; or (c) it is not marked. 19. (1) At any time before the publication of the result of an election, as prescribed by these regulations, the returning officer may, on the written request of a candidate setting out the reasons for the request, or of his own motion, make a recount of the ballot papers. (2) Where the returning officer refuses the request of a candidate to make a recount of ballot papers, the candidate may, prior to the publication of the result of the election, appeal in writing to the Minister to direct a recount and the Minister may allow or dismiss the appeal. (3) Where the Minister allows an appeal under this regulation, he shall direct the returning officer to make a recount and the returning officer shall comply with that direction. 20. Where on any count two or more candidates receive an equal number of votes and one of them must be declared defeated, the returning officer shall decide, by lot, which of them is defeated. 21. Any dispute arising out of the conduct of an election shall be referred by the returning officer to the Minister and the decision of the Minister in that regard shall be final and conclusive. 22. (1) On completion of the scrutiny and count of votes, the returning officer shall enclose in one packet all ballot papers that were admitted to the count, in another packet all counterfoils relating to those ballot papers and in a third packet all rejected votes; and, thereupon, seal the several packets and indorse on each of them the date of the election and the description and number of the contents and sign the indorsement. (2) The returning officer shall hold the sealed packets referred to in subregulation (1) of this regulation in his custody together with all other documents used at, or in connection with, an election, until the election may no longer be questioned when the packets and documents shall be destroyed. 23. The returning officer shall prepare and forward to the Minister a statement showing the result of each election and the name or names of the candidate or candidates elected, and shall cause the result of the election to be notified in the Government Gazette and in a daily newspaper circulating in the control area. 24. Any fees payable pursuant to these regulations and any expenses incurred by the returning officer for printing, publication or postage or other- wise in connection with an election shall be paid out of the Taxi Control Fund. 25. Every person who commits an offence against these regulations is liable to a penalty of twenty pounds. Form 1. (Reg. 5.) NOTICE OF ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that an election of member (s) of the Taxi Control Board, under paragraph (c) of subsection (4) of section 5 of the Taxi-cars (Co-ordination and Control) Act, 1963, will take place at the

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 947 office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Perth, on the day of , 19 , closing at o'clock in the noon, on that day. Nominations of candidates are required to be made in accordance with the above regulations and must be received by the Chief Electoral Officer at his office not later than noon on the day of Returning Officer. Form 2. (Reg. 10.) NOMINATION FORM. WE, the undersigned persons, state that we are eligible to vote at the election of a member of the Taxi Control Board, under the provisions of paragraph (c) of subsection (4) of section 5 of the Taxi-cars (Co-ordination and Control) Act, 1963, and do hereby nominate (full name) for election as a member of the Taxi Control Board. Dated this day of , 19 (1) Full name of nominator Address (2) Full name of nominator Address And I, (full name), of (full address) the person above nominated, state that I (a) consent to my nomination; (b) am not a member of the W.A. Taxi Operators' Association; and (c) am eligible for nomination as a candidate for election to the Board under the provisions of the abovementioned regulations, by reason of my being one or both of the following, namely- (i) the owner of a taxi-car or private taxi-car; or (ii) the holder of a driver's license appropriate to a taxi-car or private taxi-car, issued under the law of the State, and held by me for a period of, or periods amounting in the aggregate to, not less than two years. Dated this day of , 19 Signature of Nominee. Note.—A person who makes and subscribes a false statement in a nomina- tion paper commits an offence. Received the above nomination this day of 19 , at o'clock in the noon. Returning Officer. This form, when completed, is to be addressed to the Returning Officer, at the State Electoral Department, Perth, and is to be delivered, or forwarded, to him, so as to reach him there, prior to the hour of twelve noon, on the day fixed for the close of nominations.

948 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Form 3. (Reg. 13.) BALLOT PAPER. Election of Candidates as Members of the Taxi Control Board. Date of Close of Poll Initials of Returning Officer. DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING. (1) Where only one candidate is to be elected and there are not more than two candidates, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes. (2) Where only one candidate is to be elected and there are more than two candidates, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his first preference, and he shall give contingent votes for all the remaining candidates by placing the numerals, "2", "3", and so on (as the case may require) opposite their names, so as to indicate by numerical sequence the order of his preference. (3) Where two candidates are to be elected, the elector shall mark his vote on the ballot paper by placing the numeral, "1", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his first preference and the numeral, "2", opposite the name of the candidate for whom he votes as his second preference. and he shall give contingent votes for all the remaining candidates by placing the numerals, "3", "4", and so on (as the case may require) opposite their names so as to indicate by numerical sequence the order of his preference. (4) The elector shall then (a) enclose the ballot paper in the envelope marked "ballot paper' and close the envelope; (b) complete and sign the counterfoil in the presence of a witness who shall also sign it; and (c) return the envelope containing the ballot paper and the completed counterfoil to, and in the envelope addressed to, the returning officer, by post or otherwise, so as to be received by the returning officer not later than the day and hour appointed by the notice of election for the closing of the poll. Full Names of Candidates. (in alphabetical order of surnames) Form 4. (Reg. 13.) COUNTERFOIL. Election of Candidates as Members of Taxi Control Board Date of close of Poll Name in full of elector Address of elector Usual signature of elector Witness to signature Address of witness

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 949 PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895-1963. Department of Lands and Surveys, L. and S. 13688/02. of the Parks and Reserves Act, 1895-1963, has been pleased to approve of the amendments in the manner mentioned in the schedule hereunder of the by-laws made by the Rottnest Island Board, for the control and management of Rottnest Island Reserve No. 16713, classified as of Class "A" and published in the Government Gazette on the 8th day of December, 1933, and amended by notices published in the Government Gazette on the 30th day of July, 1937, the 1st day of April, 1938, the 19th day of September, 1952, the 23rd day of December, 1955, and the 13th day of December, 1960. C. R. GIBSON, Under Secretary for Lands. The abovementioned by-laws are amended (a) by substituting for the by-law designation, "1" the by-law designa- tion, "1A" and by inserting immediately before that by-law the following by-law and heading: Interpretation.

1. "aircraft" means any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere from the reaction of the air; "authorised person" means a person authorised by the Board; "captain" means the person having command or charge of a ship or aircraft; "ship" includes every description of vessel used in sea navigation; "the Board" or "the Board of Control" means the Rottnest Island Board constituted under the Parks and Reserves Act, 1895-1963; "the Island" means that portion of Rottnest Island that comprises Reserve No. 16713, classified as of Class (b) by substituting for by-law 14 and the heading thereto the following by-law and heading: Admission Fees and Collection Thereof.
2. (1) Subject to sub-bylaw (2) of this by-law a person who is carried from Perth, Fremantle or any other place on the mainland of the State to the Island in a ship or aircraft (a) in which persons are usually so carried for fee or reward, shall not land on the Island unless before so landing he has paid the prescribed admission fee; or (b) in which persons are usually so carried without fee or reward, shall with as little delay as possible after landing on the Island, or when required by an authorised person to do so, pay to the Board or the authorised person the prescribed admis- sion fee. (2) This by-law does not apply to persons who are under the age of six years, to persons whose usual place of abode is on the Island, to members of the Naval, Army or Air Force Service of the Commonwealth, or to members, officials and employees of the Board. (3) For the purposes of this by-law the prescribed fee in respect of each such landing on the Island made by (a) a person of six years of age and under twelve years of age is sixpence; and (b) a person of twelve years of age or over that age, is one shilling.

950 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. (4) The captain of any ship or aircraft in which persons are usually carried to the Island for fee or reward shall (a) collect or cause to be collected, subject to these by-laws, from each person who intends to land on the Island, the prescribed admission fee; (b) remit the fees so collected during each month to the Board within seven days after the end of that month, together with a written return showing the number of trips made to the Island during that month by, and the number of passengers carried to the Island by, the ship or aircraft as the case requires during that month. ; (c) by adding after by-law 14 the following by-laws:- 14A. (1) Any captain required to make a return under by-law 14 of these by-laws who fails to make the return within the time within which he is so required to make the return, or on being required by an authorised person fails to give any information or explanation respecting the return that it is in his power to give, commits an offence against this by-law. (2) Any captain required to make a return under by-law 14 of these by-laws and record therein such particulars as are mentioned in that by-law, who fails to do so, commits an offence against this by-law. 14B. (1) Subject to these by-laws, a person who has been issued with (a) an admission ticket to the Island, which shall be a ticket in the Form No. 1 in the schedule to these by-laws; or (b) a ticket referred to in by-law 18 of these by-laws, shall on being required so to do by an authorised person, produce to that authorised person the admission ticket or ticket for examination and if he fails to do so within a reasonable time after being so requested he commits an offence against this by-law. (2) Subject to these by-laws, a person who, without lawful excuse, fails to produce his admission ticket to the Island or a ticket referred to in by-law 18 of these by-laws within a reasonable time after being so required to do under this by-law, shall, without prejudice to any penalty that he may incur for a breach of these by-laws, on being required by an authorised person to do so, pay to the authorised person the prescribed admission fee and on receipt of that fee the authorised person shall issue to the person an admission ticket. ; (d) by substituting for by-law 15 the following by-law:- 15. (1) Any authorised person may order any person found on the Island to leave the Island within a specified time, whether or not that person is the holder of an admission ticket or ticket referred to in by-law 18 of these by-laws. (2) A person to whom such an order is given under this by-law shall duly comply with the order. (3) A person who fails to comply with such an order is guilty of an offence against this by-law and in addition to any penalty that he may incur for such offence, the person may be forcibly removed from the Island by any authorised person. ; (e) by revoking by-laws 16 and 17 and the headings thereto; (f) by amending by-law 18 in the following manner- (i) by deleting the words, "or seaplane" in lines five and six; (ii) by deleting the words, "or seaplane authorised by permit under these by-laws to land on the Island", in lines seven and eight;

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 951 (iii) by substituting for the words, "a permit to land" in line nine, the words, "an admission ticket"; and (iv) by substituting "Ticket Holders" for the heading; (g) by revoking by-laws 19 and 20 and the headings thereto; and (h) by adding immediately after by-law 30 a schedule as follows: The Schedule. Form No. 1, Rottnest Island Board. ADMISSION TICKET. The holder of this ticket has paid the prescribed admission fee and is entitled to land on Rottnest Island. Prescribed admission fee paid £ Date of payment This ticket must be produced to an authorised person on demand. This ticket is not transferable. The above amendments were duly made by the Rottnest Island Board in accordance with the provisions of the Parks and Reserves Act, 1895-1963 and duly passed by resolution at a meeting of the Board held on the 14th day of February, 1964. STEWART BOVELL, Chairman. TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1963. Police Department, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the powers conferred by the Interpretation Act, 1918-1962, and of the Traffic Act, 1919- 1963, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule here- under, to have effect on and after the 1st day of March, 1964.

1. These regulations may be cited as the Traffic (Drivers' Licenses) Regulations, 1964.
2. In these regulations, "the Act" means the Traffic Act, 1919, and, unless the context otherwise requires, words and expressions used in these regulations have the same respective meanings as are given them in, and for the purposes of, the Act.
3. (1) These regulations apply to drivers' licenses issued, or renewed, after the coming into operation of these regulations, only. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of these regulations, and notwith- standing the revocation, substitution or amendment of any regulation of the Traffic Regulations, 1954, made contemporaneously with the coming into operation of these regulations, every driver's license issued or renewed so as to take effect on, or before, the 1st day of April, 1964, is valid, irrespective of the form in which it was, or is, issued and shall be of effect, according to its tenor, until the day of its expiry.

952 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. 4. For the purposes of Division (1) of Part IV of the Act, motor vehicles are classified as follows:— Class. Vehicle. Class. Vehicle. A. (i) Any motor car (ii) Any motor wagon having a tare weight of 40 cwt. or less; and (iii) Any tractor (not prime mover type) having a tare weight of 60 cwt. or less B. (1) Any motor wagon (not being articulated type); and (ii) Any tractor (not prime mover type) C. Any articulated vehicle D. (i) Any motor cycle with or with- out side car attachment; and (ii) Any motor carrier. E. Any motor car fitted with auto- matic transmission. F. Any vehicle licensed or used as an omnibus. G. Any vehicle licensed or used as a taxi-car or private taxi-car. H. Any vehicle licensed or used as a passenger vehicle not being an omnibus, taxi-car or private taxi-car. I. Any tractor (not prime mover type) having a tare weight of 60 cwt. or less. J. Any tractor (not prime mover type). 5. (1) In order to satisfy the Commissioner of Police that he is qualified to obtain the driver's license sought, the applicant shall demonstrate his ability to control (a) in the case of a license appropriate to Class A, a motor car, or a motor wagon, fitted with manual gears; (b) in the case of a license appropriate to Class B, a motor wagon having a tare weight exceeding 40 cwt.; and (c) in the case of a license appropriate to Class D, either vehicle of that class. (2) A a person, being the holder of a license appropriate to a class set out in Column 1, hereunder, is entitled to drive, on a road, any vehicle of a class set out in the correspondingly opposite position in Column 2, hereunder, subject, however, to any conditions in the latter column mentioned. Column 1. Column 2. Class A .. Class E and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes G and H. Class B Classes A and E, and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes F, G and H. Class C Classes A, B and E, and, if the vehicle is not carrying passengers, or plying, for hire or reward, Classes F, G and H. 6. Subject to the exercise of the powers conferred on the Commissioner of Police, by section 23B of the Act, a license appropriate to a class set out in Column 1, hereunder, shall not be issued to a person, unless he has attained the age set out in the correspondingly opposite position in Column 2, here- under. Column 1. Column 2. Class A 17 years Class B 20 years Class d 20 years Class D 17 years Class E 17 years Class F 21 years Class G 21 years Class H 21 years Class I 17 years Class J 20 years

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GA'ZET'TE. W.A. 953 7. Every license issued on probation shall be indorsed, in the space set apart for conditions, with the words, "ON PROBATION until", followed by the date on which, but fer the provisions of section 25B of the Act, the period of probation would ordinarily expire. 8. The several regulations, or parts of regulations, designated in the schedule to these regulations are those prescribed pursuant to subparagraph (iv) of paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section 25B of the Act. 9. The forms to be used for the purposes of these regulations are such as may be approved by the Minister, from time to time, and published in the Government Gazette. 10. Where a person satisfies the Commissioner of Police that a driver's license issued to him has been lost or destroyed, he may obtain a duplicate thereof, on payment of an amount of 5s. Paragraph (a) of subregulation (1) and subregulation (2) of regulation 177; regulations 178, 190, 191A, 192, 200, 207, 231, 232 and 233A; subregulations (4) and (7) of regulation 238; regulation 240; regulation 245, as applied to, and read with, paragraphs (a), (d and (e) of subregulation (1) of regulation 246; regulation 247; paragraph (b) of subregulation (lb) of regulation 249; and subregulation (2) of regulation 394E; of the Traffic Regulations, 1954 (as amended). TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 (AS AMENDED). Office of the Commissioner of Police, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the powers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919 (as amended), has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder, to have effect on and after the 1st March, 1964. regula- tions.

1. In these regulations the Traffic Regulations, 1954, as published in the Government Gazette on the 15th December, 1954, as amended by the regulations amending the same published in the Gazette on the 9th February, 1955, 1st April, 1955, 11th May, 1955, 17th June, 1955, 9th August, 1955, 30th September, 1955, 30th December, 1955, 24th April, 1956, 23rd October, 1956, 16th November, 1956, 23rd November, 1956, 21st December, 1956, 22nd February, 1957, 8th March, 1957, 1st April, 1957, 26th April, 1957, 17th May, 1957, 1st July, 1957, 30th August, 1957, 25th September, 1957, 5th November, 1957, 20th December, 1957, 23rd December, 1957, 24th January, 1958, 19th February, 1958, 17th April, 1958, 29th April, 1958, 13th May, 1958, 5th June, 1958, 25th June, 1958, 15th July, 1958, 18th July, 1958, 1st August, 1958, 12th September, 1958, 10th October, 1958, 24th November, 1958, 3rd March, 1959, 9th April, 1959, 15th May, 1959, 26th May, 1959, 12th June, 1959, 23rd June, 1959, 30th June, 1959, 30th September, 1959, 16th October, 1959, 29th October, 1959, 30th October, 1959, 21st December, 1959, 28th January, 1960, 12th February, 1960, 29th February, 1960, 1st April, 1960, 21st April, 1960, 20th May, 1960, 26th May, 1960, 31st May, 1960, 21st June, 1960, 15th July, 1960, 1st August, 1960, 28th September, 1960, 25th November, 1960, 8th December, 1960, 27th January, 1961, 31st January, 1961, 2nd March, 1961, 24th May, 1961, 29th June, 1961, 1st August, 1961, 20th September, 1961, 1st November, 1961, 12th December, 1961, 18th

954 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. April, 1962, 21st June, 1962, 1st August, 1962, 18th October, 1962, 20th December, 1962, 23rd January, 1963, 11th June, 1963, 30th July, 1963, 3rd October, 1963, and 16th December, 1963, are referred to as the principal regulations. 2. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation 14 the following regulation:- 14. A licensing authority shall, on payment of a fee of five shillings, issue a duplicate or certified copy of a vehicle license that has been lost or destroyed. Regula- 3. Regulations 15, 16, 17, 18, 18A, 19, 20, 20A and 21 of the tions principal regulations are revoked.revoked. 4. Regulation 148 of the principal regulations is amended byReg. deleting the words, "or conductor" in line one of subregulation (2), in line one of subregulation (3) and again in line three of subregula- tion (4) 5. Regulation deleting the words, 6. Regulation deleting the words, 7. Regulation substituting for the "or". 8. Regulation 162 of the principal regulations is amended (a) by deleting the words, "or conducted" in line three of subregulation (1); and (b) by deleting the words, "or conductor" in line two of sub- regulation (2). Reg. 166 9. Regulation 166 of the principal regulations is amended by 4mended ' deleting the words, "or conductor" in lines one and two of para- graph (a) of subregulation (1). 10. Regulation 168 of the principal regulations is amended (a) by deleting the words, "or conductor" in line one of subregulation (1); and (b) by substituting for the passage, "driver or conductor, or by both," in lines three and four of subregulation (2) the passage, "driver,". 11. Regulation 169A of the principal regulations is amended (a) by deleting the passage, ", or conductor" in line one of subregulation (1); (b) by deleting the passage, ", or conductor" in line one and the passage, ", or the conductor" in line three of sub- regulation (2); (c) by deleting the passage, ", or conductor" in line one of subparagraph (iii) of paragraph (a) of subregulation (3); and (d) by deleting the passage, ", conductor" in lines one and two of subregulation (5). Reg. 433 12. Regulation 433 of the principal regulations is amended by amended. deleting the words, "and Conductor's" in line three of paragraph (a) and in line two of paragraph (b). Second 13. The Second Schedule to the principal regulations is amended Schedule by deleting Form No. 1.amended. Third 14. The Third Schedule to the principal regulations is amended Schedule • amended. by inserting after the word and letter, "Esperance E", under the heading "SHIRE COUNCILS.", the word and letters, "Exmouth EX". Reg. 14 substi- tuted. Reg. 155 Reg. 156 Reg. 161 Reg. 162 155 of the principal regulations is amended by "or conductor" in line one. 156 of the principal regulations is amended by "or conductor" in line one. 161 of the principal regulations is amended by passage, ", conductor and" in line one, the word, Reg. 168 Reg. 169A

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 055 POLICE ACT, 1892-1963. Office of Commissioner of Police, Perth, 13th February, 1964. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, pursuant to the provisions of the Police Act, 1892-1963, and for the purpose of preventing the improper use of the drugs to which Part VIA of that Act applies, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder. Reg. 8 Reg. 8A

1. The regulations made under and for the purposes of Part VIA of the Police Act, 1892 (as amended by section 2 of the Police Offences (Drugs) Act, 1928), as reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, and published as so reprinted in the Government Gazette on the 12th November, 1958, with all amend- ments up to and including the 4th December, 1957, and further amended by notice published in the Government Gazette on the 25th January, 1962, are referred to in these regulations as the principal regulations.
2. Regulation 8 of the principal regulations is amended (a) by adding after paragraph (c) of subregulation (1) the following paragraphs: (d) a registered dentist; and (e) a registered veterinary surgeon; and (b) by adding after the word, "procure" in line two of subregulation (3) the word, "or".
3. Regulation 8A of the principal regulations is amended by adding after the word, "ounces" being the last word in paragraph (a) the passage, ", or of pethidine in a quantity exceeding one gramme". TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1963. Police Department, Perth, 28th February, 1964. NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Police, acting pursuant to the powers conferred by section 74 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1963, has substituted for the forms, set out in the First Schedule hereto, published in the Govern- ment Gazette on the respective dates shown in that schedule, the forms set out in the Second Schedule hereto. First Schedule. Form (a). Government Gazette. Application For a License to Drive a No. 100, published on the 14th Motor Vehicle December, 1956. Form (b). Application for "Addition" to Motor No. 100, published on the 14th Driver's License December, 1956.

Expiry Date:No.

956 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. Form (c). Application for License to Act as No. 100, published on the 14th Driver and/or Conductor of a December, 1956. Motor Passenger Vehicle Form 1. Motor Driver's License Form 2. Conductor's License No. 2, published on the 11th No. 2, published on the 11th Form 3. Driver's and Conductor's License No. 2, published on the 11th Form 4. Extraordinary Driver's License No. 2, published on the 11th Form 5. Information to be printed on the re- No. 2, published on the 11th verse side of the driver's license January, 1957. forms. ...912).erp=6.1IING=crinr..apnr:. Second Schedule. DRIVER'S LICENSE FEE £1 Name: Of: Signature of Holder. J. M. O'BRIEN, CLASS added on by No. Station eM31.01762. .01015101malre

Expiry Date:No. 28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 957 EXTRAORDINARY DRIVER'S LICENSE FEE £1 Signature of Holder. Commissioner of Police CLASS added on by No. Station 4meaffaismenzasseeresesssasztIam DRIVER'S LICENSE—PASSENGER VEHICLE ios70d. Name: Of: Signature of Holder.

958 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. P. 70. Application Pee Rec. No. Abstract No TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 APPLICATION FOR A DRIVER'S LICENSE I hereby apply for a License to drive a Motor and I furnish the No; QUESTIONS ANSWERS 'OF APPLICANT

1. What is your full name? (State Mr., Mrs., or Miss) .... SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAMES (Full name to be in Block Letters)
2. What is your permanent residence? (In full) ....
3. What is your temporary residence? .... ....
4. What is your occupation? ....
5. Where were you born? ....
6. What is your date of birth?
7. What is your description? .... Height ft inches
8. Have you previously held a Driver's License? If so, When was it first issued and where? ..... .... ..... 9: Have you ever applied for and been refused a License anywhere? .. - .... .... .... .... ....
9. Have you ever been disqualified from holding or obtain- . ins a License anywhere? .... .... . ....
10. Has your Driver's License ever been cancelled or sus- pendedanywhere? .... ... .... ....
11. Have you been convicted by ANY COURT of ANY OFFENCE? If so, give full' particulars - .... ,.:.,
12. Is your eyesight defective? If so, give particulars ....
13. Is your hearing defective? If so, give particulars..... so, give particulars .... .... .... • .... . ..,. ....
14. Do you suffer from epilepsy or fits? .... ....
15. Do you suffer from diabetes? .... .... .
16. Are you receiving insulin treatment? .... .... ....
17. Do you suffer from any complaint or disease which necessitates the taking of any • drug? If so, give 21, Have you any other physical or mental disability or- infirmity which could affect your efficiency in driving a motor vehicle? If so, give particulars of certify that all the particulars contained in this application are true and correct and that I suffer from no physical disability which would affect my efficiency in controlling a Motor PENALTY FOR FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION: S25

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 959 P. '70 (Reverse). (For Office Purposes Only.) To be filled in by Testing Members of the Force. -, A. Eyesight acuity test... (Without R. Eye 6/ Both eyes 6/ R. Eye 6/ - L, Eye 6/ 6/ B. Rearing test - • C. Traffic Regulation knowledge test .... .... ing all gears satisfactorily .... .... .... E. Turning vehicle in narrow street to proceed in opposite direction .... .... .... .... P. Reversing vehicle (other than motor cycle) in a confined space .... .... .... G. If driving a motor cycle and side car, making both left and right turns .... .... .... H. Road positioning at all times, whether driving forward or in reverse .... .... I. Giving codified signals wherever required by Regula tions .... J. Having control of and being able to stop vehicle quickly in case of emergency .... .... K. Stop and restart on a slope .... .... .... L. Park vehicle correctly, shift to neutral, apPly hand brake, stop motor — ''"• M. Any further test considered necessary by Examiner. (Give particulars) N.B.—CLASSIFICATION—Poor, Fair, Very Fair, Good. One classification of Poor or two of Fair will fail applicant for Signature Rank No Conditions License is issued under (if any) The Officer In Charge, Police Traffic Department, PERTH, License Number issued Date of Issue / /19 Date of Expiry / /19 Place of Issue

960 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. P 70 (a) APPLICATION FOR AN "ADDITION" TO A DRIVER'S LICENSE NAME IN FULL (Block letters) ADDRESS hereby apply for an addition of a to my M D L No CONDITION OF EYESIGHT (Without (With glasses) glasses) R. Eye el . R. Eye 61 ..... ....... L. Eye 61 L. Eye 61 ........ Both eyes 61 of certify that the particulars contained in this application are true and correct and that I suffer from no physical disability which would affect my efficiency in controlling a Date of application Signature I have tested this applicant and certify that he is capable of driving a ADDED to D.L. No. Station Date Signature

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 961 TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 P. 705. APPLICATION FOR. AN 'EXTRAORDINARY LICENSE TO DRIVE A MOTOR VEHICLE I hereby apply for. an Extraordinary License to drive a Motor mncl I furnish the NO. QUESTIONS ANSWERS OP APPLICANT

1. What is .your full name? (state Mr., Mrs., or Miss) .... SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAMES (Full name to be in Block Letters)
2. What is your permanent residence? (in full) ....
3. What is your temporary residence?
4. What Is your occupation? ....
5. Where were you born? .... ....
6. What is your date of birth?....
7. What is your description? ,... Height feet inches
8. Have you previously held a Driver's License? If so when wat it first issued and where? ,...
9. Have you ever applied for and been refused a License . _ 10: Have you ever been disqualified from holding or obtain- ing a License anywhere? .... .... ...
10. Has your Driver's License ever been cancelled or sus- pendedanywhere? .... ,.... .... .... ....
11. Have you been convicted by ANY COURT of ANY OFFENCE? If so, give full particulars ....
12. Is your eye sight defective? If so, give particulars? ....
13. Is your hearing defective? If so, give particulars .... So, give particulars .... • .... .... .... ....
14. Do you suffer from epilepsy or fits?
15. Do you suffer from diabetes? .... ....
16. Are you receiving insulin treatment? .... .... „..

20 Do you suffer from any complaint or disease which necessitates the taking of any drug? If so, give particulars 21. Have you any other physical or 'mental disability or infirmity which could effect your efficiency in driving a motor vehicle? , If so, give particulars .... 22. Why are you unable to obtain an ordinary license? I hereby certify that all the particulars contained in this application are true and correct. PENALTY FOR FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION: £25

962 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. P. 70B (Reverse). (For Office Purposes Only.) To be filled in by Testing Members of the Force A. Eyesight acuity test .,.. (Without R. Eye 61 L. Eye..81 Both eyes 61.................. It. Eye 81 6/ B. Rearing test .... C. Trying Regulation knowledge test .... ing all gears satisfactorily .. .... E. Turning vehicle to proceed in opposite direc- tion.,.. .... ..., ,... .... F. Reversing vehicle in a confined space • G. Road positioning at all times, whether driving forward or in reverse .... .... .... H. Giving codified signals wherever required by Regul ations .,.. .... I. Having control of and being able to stop vehicle quickly in case of emergency J. Stop and restart on a slope .... K. Park vehicle correctly, shift to neutral, apply hand brake, stop motor .... .,. .... L. Any further test considered necessary by Examiner. (Give particulars) .... N.B.—CLASSIFICATION—Poor, Fair, Very Fair, Good. One classification of Poor or two of Fair will fall applicant for Names and addresses of two reputable citizens who have known applicant personally and observed his conduct during the last twelve months Signature Rank No Conditions License is issued under (if any).. License Number issued The Officer in Charge, Date of Issue / /19 Police Traffic Department, PERTH. Date of Expiry / /19 Place of Issue

28 February, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 963 P. 70 C. TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 P. 70 C. Application Fee Rec. No Abstract No APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO DRIVE A PASSENGER VEHICLE I hereby apply for a License to drive a Motor and I furnish the No. QUESTIONS ANSWERS OF APPLICANT

1. What is your full name? (State Mr., Mrs., or Miss) ..., SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAMES (Full name to be in Block Letters)
2. What is your permanent residence? (In full) ....
3. What is your usual occupation ? ....
4. Who is your proposed employer? ....
5. Where were you born? ....
6. What is your date of birth?
7. What is your description? .... .... Height ft inches B. Driver's License .... .... No Issued at
8. Have you ever applied for and been refused a license to drive a Passenger Vehicle? ..., .,.. .... .
9. Have you ever been disqualified from holding or obtain- ing a License anywhere? ..- .... ....
10. Has your Driver's License ever been cancelled or
11. Have you been convicted by ANY COURT of ANY OFFENCE? If ao, give full particulars ....
12. Is your eyesight defective? If so, give particulars ....
13. Is your hearing defective? If so, give particulars ..„ So. give particulars .... .... ... ....
14. Do you suffer from epilepsy or fits? ..
15. Do you suffer from diabetes? .... .... .... ,
16. Are you receiving insulin treatment? .... .... ...
17. Do you suffer from any complaint or disease, which necessitates the taking of any drug? If so, give
18. Have you any other physical or mental disability or Infirmity which could affect your efficiency in driving a motor vehicle? If so, give particulars .... .... 1, of certify that all the particulars contained in this application are true and correct and that I suffer from no physical disability which would affect my eflIciency in controlling a Motor PENALTY FOR FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION: £51

964 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [28 February, 1964. P. 70C (Reverse). (For Office Purposes Only.) To be filled in by Testing Members of the Force A. E sight acuity test ...- •••• (Without R. Eye 61 Botheyes 6 . ........ R. Eye 6) . 6/ B. Hearing test . C. Traffic Regulation knowledge test .... ing all gears satisfactorily .... . E. Turning vehicle in narrow street to proceed in opposite direction .... .... .... .... F. Reversing vehicle (other than motor cycle) in a confined space .... .... .. G. If driving a motor cycle and side car, making both left and right turns .... .... .... H. Road positioning at all times, whether driving forward or in reverse .... .... ..... .. I. Giving codified signals wherever required by J. Having control of and being able to stop vehicle quickly in case of emergency .... .... K. Stop and restart on a slope .... .... .... L. Park vehicle correctly, shift to neutral, apply hand brake, stop motor .... .... M. Any further test considered necessary by Examiner. .(Give particulars) .... N.B.—CLASSIFICATION—Poor, Fair, Very Fair, Good. One classification of Poor or too of Fair will fail applicant for Signature Rank No • Conditions License is issued under Vehicle No Equipment or Appliances to be fitted (if any) (If applicable) Vehicle No The Officer in Charge, Extraordinary License No • sued Police Traffic Department, Issued at Perth on / /19 PERTH. Date of expiry / /19 File No Recorded by Const. No Conditions endorsed By Authority Alex. B. DAVIES, Government Note.