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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Frank Leonard Devine, 8/3 Domain Park,
193 Domain Road, South Yarra, Victoria.
GOVERNMENT
Donald Ross McWilliam, -82 Seaforth Crescent,
DEPARTMENTS
Seaforth, New South Wales.
Richard Frederick Haselgrove, 'Beneden', Lake
(Hawthorn, Merbein, Victoria.
Department of
Karl Josei^ Seppelt, 6 Robinson Avenue,
Administrative Services
Beaumont, South Australia.
I also give notice, in pursuance of sub-IKegulation
Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation Act 1980 =10 (2) (c) of the aforesaid Regulations that as:
AUSTRALIAN WINE AND BRANDY
Ross Mathews IBrown of Milawa Vineyard,
CORPORATION (ELECTION OF MEMBERS)
Milawa, Victoria, and
REGULATIONS
Ian Murray Innes Smith of Unit 2, il87 Broome
IN pursuance of sub-Regulation 9 (7) of the Australian
Street Cottesloe, Western Australia
Wine and Brandy Corporation (Election of Members)
Regulations, I, Leslie Arthur Glen Heaton, the person were the only two candidates nominated to -represent
for the time being occupying the position of Executive commercial producers included in Class 2 and that
Officer (Industrial Elections) Australian Electoral they are each resident of a different State from the
Office, Canberra, the occupant of which was appointed other,
I declare them duly elected.
by the Chief Australian Electoral Officer to be the
I further give notice, in pursuance of sub-Regulation
Returning Officer for the purposes ot elections of
members to represent commercial producers included 10 (3) (j) (ii) of the aforesaid Regulations that as Karl
in Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 hereby give notice Joseph Seppelt, of 6 Robinson Avenue, Beaumont,
South Australia, was the only candidate, who is a
that the following candidates have been nominated:
To represent commercial producers included in resident of South Australia nominated to represent
commercial producers included in Class 3, I declare
Class 1—
Douglas Harold Collett, McLaren Vale, South him to be duly elected.
Australia.
A poll will be taken, in accordance with subAndrew James Gordon Pirie, Pipers Brook, Regulation 10(3)(j)(i), to determine which two of
Tasmania.
the candidates who are residents of New South Wales
To represent commercial producers included in and Victoria are elected. Ballot-papers will be posted
on 10 June 198-1 and the poll will close on 1 July
Class 2—
(Ross Mathews Brown, Milawa Vineyard, Milawa, 1981 with the result being gazetted on 8 July 1981.
Victoria.
A poll will also be taken, in accordance with subIan Murray Innes Smith, Unit 2, 187 Broome Regulation 10 (1) (c), to determine which one of the
candidates nominated to represent commercial
Street, Cottesloe, Western Australia.
To represent commercial producers included in producers in Class 1 is elected.
Class 3—
L. A. <j. HEATON
Raymond Hunter Kidd, 36A Chapman Avenue,
Beecroft, New South Wales.
Returning Officer
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Attorney-Generars Department
FILM CENSORSHIP, APRIL 1981
FILMS EXAMINED IN TERMS OF THE CUSTOMS (CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS) REGULATIONS AND
STATES' FILM CENSORSHIP LEGISLATION ARE LISTED BELOW
An explanatory key to reasons for classifying non-'G'filmsappears hereunder:
S (Sex)
V (Violence)
L (Language)
O (Other)
Frequency
Infrequent
i
i
i
i
Explicitnessf Intensity
Low
Medium
1
m
1
m
1
m
m
1
Frequent
f
f
f
f
High
h
h
h
h
Purpose
Justified
j
i
j
j
Gratuitous
g
g
g
g
FILM CENSORSHIP, APRIL 1981
FILMS REGISTERED WITHOUT ELIMINATIONS
Title
Producer
Country
For General Exhibition 'G'
El Ruisenor De Las Suevia/P.C. Argos S.L. Spain
Cumbres {16 mm)
Submitted
length (m) Applicant
1 042.10 Spanish Films
Reason for
decision
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Producer
Title
Grendel, Grendel, Grendel P. Adams/A. Sitt
Legend of the Wild . . . Taft IntM
Popeye {reduced version) Paramount/Disney
(a)
The President Must Die . C. Sellier
Space Firebird
Toko Leo Ltd
Trans Cinema TV
Supersnooper
Country
Submitted
length {m)
Applicant
Australia
2 482.03
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
2 677.25
2 660.00
U.S.A.
Japan
U.S.A.
2 593.58
Sunn Classic Prods
3 290.78
2 900.35
House of Dare P/L
Fox Columbia Film
Dist. P/L
3
Reason for
decision
Hoyts Distribution
Sunn Classic Prods
Guo Film Dist. P/L
(a) Reduced by producer's cuts from 3 095.57 metres (January 1981 List).
The Burning Train . . .
B. Chopra
India
5 113.00
SKD Film Dist.
Chantaje A Un Torero
{16 mm)
The Chosen
M. De La Fuente
Spain
1 344.00
Spanish Films
The Chosen Film Co.
U.S.A.
3 039.79
Sunn Classic Prods
V (i-l-j)
O (disaster
scenes)
V (i-l-j)
O (emotional
conflict)
O (adult
relationships)
V (i-m-j)
Home Sweet Home
. .
H. Kung
Taiwan
2 956.13
Joe Siu Int'l Film
Co. P/L
The Hostage Tower
. .
Jerry Leider Prods.
U.S.A.
2 621.47
The Human Factor . . .
0 . Preminger
U.K.
3 188.00
Filmways A'sian
Dist. P/L
Guo Film Dist. P/L
Incident at Blood Pass. .
Le Coup De Tete
{Berserk)
Love and Bullets . . . .
Mon Oncle D'Amerique
Mifunis Prod.
Gaumont/SFP
Japan
France
2 593.29
2 379.40
Golden Reel Films P/L V (i-l-j)
Newhart Diffusion
V (i-l-j)
P. Kohner
Andrea Films/TFI
U.K.
France
2 788.80
3 458.11
Hoyts Distribution
Roadshow Dist. P/L
Mountains Beyond Sunset
Elegent Films
Hong Kong 2 571.00
Lilond P/L
My Life's on the Line
My Lovely Neighbour
Chen Tai-an
C.M.P.C
Hong Kong 2 584.00
2 603.00
Taiwan
My Way Home {16 mm)
B.F.I.
U.K.
Roller Boogie
B. Curtis
U.S.A.
Hong Kong 1 130.00
Trader Horn {16 mm) (a)
Central Motion
Picture Corp.
M.G.M.
Golden Reel Films P/L V (f-l-j)
Joe Siu Int'l Film
O (emotional
Co. P/L
stress)
Australian Film
L (i-l-j)
Institute
O
(emotional
stress)
Filmways A'sian
O (sexual
Dist. P/L
innuendo)
E. Seeto
V (i-l-j)
U.S.A.
1 305.43
20th Century-Fox
Films
V (i-m-g)
Virus
H. Kadokawa
Japan
3 262.90
California Connection
P/L
V (i-m-j)
Waqt
B. Chopna
India
4 600.00
SKD Film Dist.
O (emotional
stress)
51 mins
Sagittarius Film
& TV Prods
V (f-m-g)
V (f-m-g)
Tiao Chan {16 mm)
. .
855.66
2 816.70
L (i-m-j)
O (sexual
allusions)
V (f-I-j)
0 (adult
concepts)
0 (emotional
stress)
(a) Previously registered with 'G* classification in 1931.
For Mature Audience
The Battle of Broken
Hill {videotape)
Sagittarius Film
& TV Prods
The Beauty Escort
Yu Fun H.K. Film Co. Hong Kong 2 673.50
Joe Siu Int'l Film Co.
P/L
Cheung Yui Film Co.
Golden Reel Films P/L V (i-m-j)
S (i-l-j)
The Daring Age
. . . .
Australia
Hong Kong 2 501.(K)
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departments
Submitted
length {m)
Title
Producer
Country
Eyewitness
P. Yates
U.S.A.
2 788.80
The Hearse
Marimark Pictures
U.S.A.
2 705.20
Fox Columbia Film
Dist. P/L
Guo Film Dist. P/L
Inside Moves
Good mark Prod
U.S.A.
3 039.79
Hoyts Distribution
Justine {De Sade)
(16 mm)
B.F.I.
U.K.
King of the Mountain
Polygram Pic
WNET-TV
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
2 482.03
1 173.79
Falcon Int'l Prod
Goodyear L Movie Co.
Prakaslt Mehra Prod
Transworld
U.K./Libya
Hong Kong
India
West
Germany
Greece
The Lathe of Heaven
{16 mm)
Lion of the Desert
The Loot
Muqaddar Ka Sikandar
Natascha {videotape) . .
976.33
Applicant
National Film Theatre
of Australia
Reason for
decision
V (i-m-j)
L (i-m-j)
S (i-m-g)
V (i-m-g)
0 (suspense)
V (i-l-j)
L (i-m-j)
O (drugs)
V (i-l-j)
O (adult
themes)
V (f-m-j)
4 304.33
2 507.00
5 177.(K)
90 mins
Roadshow Dist. P/L
Cinecon/Fantasy
Film Society
Guo Film Dist. P/L
Golden Reel Films P/L
SKD Film Dist.
14th Mandolin P/L
O (sexual
innuendo)
V (f-m-j)
V (f-m-j)
V (f-m-j)
V (f-m-g)
3 200.00
Lyra Films P/L
V (i-m-j)
2 707.00
Joe Siu Int'l Film Co.
P/L
V (f-m-j)
O (emotional
stress)
0 Anthropos Me To
Garifalio
N. Tzimas
The Orientation
L. Yuan-Jian/C.
Pay-Cherng
Taiwan
The Rebellious Reign
Shot 6 O'clock in the
Morning
Lo Wai
C. Feng/M. Hua
Hong Kong 2 476.00
Taiwan
2 565.70
Skinflicker {16 mm)
B.F.I.
U.K.
526.00
National Film Theatre
of Australia
V (i-m-j)
L (i-m-j)
Eternal Film Co.
Hong Kong 3 074.52
Joe Siu Int'l Film Co.
P/L
V (i-l-j)
0 (abortion)
Valhalla Films
S (i-l-j)
O (adult
themes)
V (f-m-g)
. . . .
Struggle To Survive
. .
To Forget Venice
. . .
Rizzoli-Action Films
Italy
The }Vay To Hell.
. . .
Not shown
Hong Kong 2 750.91
Fai Tan Film (H.K.)
Hong Kong 2 486.35
The Young Avenger
. .
For Restricted Exhibition 'R'
Danish Escort Girls . . Palladium
The Daughter of
D. RandaU
Emanuelle
Fugitive Girls
A. C. Stephens
2 900.35
Denmark
France/
Italy
U.S.A.
2 705.14
2 406.15
647.23
2 231.04
2 245.74
Harvey Swings {16 mm)
The Hottest Show in Town
{reconstructed
precensor cut version) (a)
G. Daniels
Cirkus Kronhausen
U.S.A.
Denmark
Lulu
Parafrance Films
2 370.48
France/
West
Germany
Hong
2 780.44
Kong
Naughty Scandals
. . .
Night Games
Savage Weekend {reduced
version) {videotape)
Golden Film Co.
I.T.C./Golden Harvest
/Pan pacific
Kirby & Paulsen
U.S.A.
2 928.24
U.S.A.
74 mins
Golden Reel Films P/L V (i-m-g)
Golden Reel Films P/L V (i-m-g)
Joe Siu Int'l Film Co.
P/L
Golden Reel Films P/L S (i-m-g)
V (f-m-g)
Blake Films P/L
S (f-m-g)
A. Z. Assoc. Theatres S (i-m-g)
P/L
Filmways A'sian Dist. S (i-m-g)
P/L
V (f-m-g)
14th Mandolin P/L
S (f-m-g)
The House of Dare P/L S (f-m-g)
ValhaUa Films
S (i-m-j)
V (i-m-g)
Joe Siu Int'l Film Co.
P/L
Filmways A'sian Dist.
P/L
Focus Video P/L
S (f-m-g)
V (f-m-g)
S (f-m-j)
V (f-m-g)
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Submitted
length (m)
Title
Producer
Country
Scanners
Sex Diary {videotape) . .
Swedish Nympho Slaves .
C, Heroux
E. Amati
E. Dietrich
3 374.45
Canada
Italy
90 mins
Switzerland 2 370.00
Symphony of Love
D. Randall
Italy
. . .
2 649.36
Applicant
Reason for
decision
Roadshow Dist. P/L
V (f-m-g)
5
Focus Video P/L
S (M-g)
Filmways A'sian Dist. S (f-m-g)
P/L
A. Z. Assoc. Theatres S (f-l-g)
P/L
(a) Previously shown on September, 1979 List.
Special Condition: That the film will be exhibited only at the Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane/Perth and/or Adelaide Film
Festivals and then exported.
Melbourne Film
6 000.00
T. Angelopoulos & Co. Greece
Alexander The Great
Festival
2 900.00
Sydney Film Festival
Spain
The Black Hand . . . . Incine S.A.
Melbourne Film
3 000.00
U.K.
Brothers and Sisters . . British Film Institute
Festival
1 076.00 Sydney Film Festival
U.K.
City Farm (16 mm)
. . Smith/Davies Films
Melbourne Film
Ireland
669.00
Criminal Conversation {16 B.A.C Films Ltd
Festival
mm)
U.S.A.
1 005.00 Sydney/Melbourne
Demon Lover Diary {16 J. Demott
Film Festivals
mm)
2 640.00
Melbourne Film
Inter-American Prods. U.S.A.
Dreamland
Festival
3 292.00
Sydney Film Festival
Guney-Film
Turkey
The Enemy
France
3 018,00 Sydney Film Festival
Jacques Bral
Exterior Night
2 080.(K)
Melbourne Film
U.K.
The Falls {16 mm) . . . British Film Institute
Festival
Sydney Film Festival
2 713.00
Spain
Faster Faster
E. Querejeta
2 980.00
Sydney Film Festival
East
Defa
The Fiancee
Germany
U.S.A.
702.00
Sydney/Melbourne
Forever Young {16 mm) . Opus Films Ltd.
Film Festivals
Sydney Film Festival
2911.00
Spain
Gary Cooper Who Art In Incine S.A.
Heaven
2 400.00 Sydney Film Festival
Turkey
A. Keskiner
Hazal
2 304.00
Sydney Film Festival
Israel
Hide and Seek
. . . . D. Wolman/J. Justin
991.00
Melbourne Film
Institute
for U.S.A.
Image Before My Eyes Yivo
Festival
Jewish Research
{16 mm)
France/
1 100.00 Melbourne Film
Justocoeur {16 mm)
. . Pawaganak ComFestival
Canada
munications
Sydney Film Festival
2 578.00
Iceland
Land and Sons
. . . . J, Hermannsson
900.00
Melbourne Film
U.S.A.
L.A.X.{16mm)
. . . . F. Ziolkowski/
Festival
L. McCarroll
U.S.A.
Sydney Film Festival
633.00
Light in the West {16 mm) M. Blackwood
2 506.00
Melbourne Film
West
Road Movies
Lightning Over Water
Germany
Festival
3 600.00
Melbourne Film
CzechoLove Between the Rain- Filmove Studio
slovakia
Festival
drops
Barrandov
2 925.00
Melbourne Film
Canada/
The Lovers* Exile . . . Marty Gross Film
Festival
Japan
Productions Inc.
E. Querejeta
Spain
2 600.00
Sydney/Melbourne
Film Festivals
Arandano, S.A.
Spain
2 565.00
Melbourne Film
Festival
C. Jover
Spain
2 900.00
Sydney Film Festival
Men and Non-Men . . .
Rai-Radio Televisione
Italiana
Italy
2 800.00
Melbourne Film
Festival
A Nineteen
Plan
Production Gunro
Japan
3 091.00
Melbourne Film
Festival
Mama Turns 100
. . .
Maravillas
Mater Amatisma
Year
. . .
Old's
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departments
Producer
Title
Country
Submitted
length (m)
3 339.00
The
Patriot
{Die Kairos-Film Alexander West
Patriotin)
Kluge
Germany
USA
979.00
Picasso-A Painter's Diary Wnet/13
(16 mrfi)
U.S.A.
642.00
Prairie in the Sky (16 mm) Bullywood Prods
Priceless Day
Rapture (Arrebato) . . .
Mafilm
N. Astiarraga, P. C.
Hungary
Spain
2 380.00
2 970.00
France
3 292.00
3 080.00
West
Germany
Defa
Solo Sunny
East
2 854,00
Germany
The Song of Leonard Canadian Broadcasting Canada
964.00
Corporation
Cohen (16 mm)
Belgium
2 468.00
To Woody Alleny from P. Drouot/D. Van
Avermaet
Europe with Love
U.S.A.
The Trials of Alger Hiss History on Film
1 814.00
Company
(16 mm)
Shanghai Film Studio
3 182.00
Two Actresses
China
The Red Sweater
Slow Attack
. . .
M. Drach
E. Junkersdorf
Reason for
decision
Melbourne Film
Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Sydney Film Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Sydney Film Festival
Sydney Film Festival
Sydney Film Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Sydney Film Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
Melbourne Film
Festival
France
2 810.00
FILMS REGISTERED ^WITH ELIMINATIONS
For Restricted Exhibition '
Desires within young Girls H. Lime
U.S.A.
(Reconstructed version) (a)
Deletions: 56.3 metres (2 mins 3 sees)
Reason for Deletions: S (i-h-g)
2 119.49
A.Z. Assoc. Theatres
P/L
S (f-m-g)
Two Lions in the Sun . .
Basta Film/FR3
Applicant
Sensual Encounters
of H. Lime
Every Kind
(Second reconstructed version) (b)
Deletions: 88.4 metres (3 mins. 3 sees)
Reason for deletions: O (rape)
U.S.A.
1 478.06
Filmways A'sian Dist.
P/L
S (f-m-g)
W. Dietrich
Untamed Sex
Deletions: 38.5 metres (1 min 24 sees)
Reason for deletions: S (i-h-g)
(a) Previously shown on October 1980 List.
(b) Previously shown on October 1980 List.
Switzerland
2 482.03
Filmways A'sian Dist.
P/L
S (f-m-g)
Makifilms
France
2 084.90
Blake Films P/L
S (f-h-g)
Crown Int'l
Not shown
J. Milne
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
2 593.60
593:40
668.20
Guo Film Dist. P/L
Nth Mandolin P/L
14th Mandolin P/L
V (f-h-g)
S (f-h-g)
S (f-h-g)
Not shown
R. Meyer
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
660 10
2 868.50
FILMS REFUSED REGISTRATION
Beast of Pleasure (Bete a
(Plaisir)
Don't Answer the Phone
The Girl Hunters (16 mm)
Momma's Little Girl (16
mm)
Peggy (16 mm)
. . . .
Super Vixens
(Original version) (a)
X-Rated Loves (16 mm) .
(a) Rejected (August 1976
California Classics
U.S.A.
List); reconstructed version classified
FILMS BOARD OF REVIEW—NIL.
14th Mandolin P/L
Regent Trading
Enterprises P/L
Nth Mandolin P/L
612.80
with cuts (September 1976 List).
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Department of Business
and Consumer Affairs
Trade Practices Act 1974
DIRECTION TO THE TRADE PRACTICES
COMMISSION
I, JOHN COLINTON MOORE. Minister of State
for Business and Consumer Affairs, pursuant to subsection 29 (1) of the Trade Practices Act 1974 hereby
direct the Trade Practices Commission not to undertake inquiries relating to a possible contravention of
Division I of Part V of the Trade Practices Act
unless the matter is brought to its attention by
another person and it raises issues of importance
.at the national level. Issues of importance at the
national level are matters that affect, or could affect,
consumers in more than one State or Territory or
which involve companies operating nationally or
which involve advertising or other conduct that is
carried on nationally or in more than one State or
Territory. 1 further direct the Commission to report
to me each quarter on those activities referred to
above which are undertaken by the Commission
during the preceding quarter.
Dated this 25th day of May 1981.
JOHN MOORE
Minister of State for
Business and Consumer Affairs
Government departments 7
INDUSTRIES ASSISTANCE COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING
CUSTOMS TARIFF SIMPLIFICATION
THE Industries Assistance Commission has released
draft revisions of Chapters 73 to 99 of the Customs
Tariff in relation to its inquiry on Customs Tariff
Simplification. These have been released to give
interested parties an opportunity to comment on
them within the Commission's public inquiry system.
Copies of the drafts (and of notes relating to them)
are available at the Commission's Offices in Canberra,
Sydney and Melbourne and at Customs Houses in
State capitals.
In order to receive submissions on the drafts the
Commission will hold a public hearing as follows:
Location—Hearing Room No. 1, 9th Floor, Nylex
House, 10 Queens Road, Melbourne, Vic.
Time—Commencing 10.00 a.m., Monday, 29 June
'1981.
It is expected that evidence at the hearing will
relate principally to chapters 73 to 99; however, the
Commission will also accept evidence relating to
chapters released previously and to any general issues
related to Customs Tariff Simplification.
A decision on whether to arrange public hearings
in other centres will be made in the light of the
extent and location of interest in the draft chapters.
Persons desiring to present evidence on them are
therefore urged to register that interest with the
Commission as soon as possible and to indicate the
location in which they would prefer to appear as
witnesses. This will facilitate scheduling of the hearings and will minimise inconvenience to all witnesses.
Anyone who intends to appear at the above hearing,
and who has not yet notified the Commission of
their interest in this inquiry, is requested to write
to the Secretary, Industries Assistance Commission,
P.O. Box 80, Belconnen. A.C.T. 2616; or telephone
Canberra (062)64 3176 Mr W. Allen or (062) 64 3167
Mr C. Gardner. You may also telex the Commission
on INDCOM AA 62283.
Industries Assistance Commission Act 1973
IN accordance with Section 30B (3) of the Industries Assistance Commission Act 1973, I, John
Colinton Moore, Minister for Business and Consumer
Affairs, do hereby notify that, following the receipt
by me on 12 January 1981 of a report from the
Temporary Assistance Authority, under Section 30 (1)
of the said Act, in relation to the industry concerned
with the production of—
(i) pick-up induction coils of a kind falling within
paragraph 85.01.21;
(ii) tone potentiometers and volume controls of a INDUSTRIES ASSISTANCE COMMISSION
kind falling within sub-item 85.19.1;
(iii) printed circuit switches and toggle switches PUBLIC HEARING
of a kind falling within sub-item 85,19.9; in ORANGE AND TANGERINE JUICES
each case in Part II of Schedule 1 to the THE Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs
Customs Tariff Act,
has referred the above subject to the Industries
for use in the manufacture of hearing aids, tempor- Assistance Commission for inquiry and report.
ary assistance has commenced to be provided, namely
The Commissoin will hold the first of its public
the collection of duties, hitherto waived by means hearings into the reference on Orange and Tangerine
of a Parts Direction, on the said goods from and Juices to deal specifically with the issue of duty
including 8 May 1981, when for use as original equip- evasion at the time and place shown below.
ment in the manufacture of hearing aids,
Location—Public Inquiry Room, Industries Assistance
JOHN MOORE Commission, 16th Floor, 59 Goulbum Street, Sydney,
Minister of State for N.S.W.
Business and Consumer Affairs Time—Commencing 10.00 a.m.. Tuesday, 14 July
1981.
25.5.81.
The Commission intends to hold further hearings
later in the year to deal with all aspects of the
inquiry.
Interested persons who have not yet notified the
Commission of their interest in this inquiry are requested to write to the Secretary Industries Assistance
Commission, P. O. Box 80, Belconnen, A.C.T. 2616
or telephone Mr I. Monday <062) 64 3231 or Mr J,
Street (062)64 3245. You may also telex the Commission on 62283.
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No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Customs Act \9Q\
NOTICE OF DKitRMINATIONS UNDER PART XVI
THE Minister of State for Business and Consumer Affairs, the Honourable J. C. Moore, in pursuance of Section
273B (2) of the Customs Act 1901, notifies that determinations have been made under Part XVI of that Act, as appended
in the Table hereto.
The Table specifies:
(i) The tariff item under which the application was considered, except where a number of tariff items apply, in
which case Var. (various) is stated;
(ii) The kind(s) of goods to which the determination applies and, where applicable, the conditions specified in the
determination;
(iii) The date on or before which the goods shall be entered for home consumption, if such is a condition of the
determination and where a bracketed number in this column is shown, it indicates the number of identical.
determinations issued;
(iv) The item, sub-item, paragraph or sub-paragraph, as the case may be, in Schedule I, or the item in Schedule 2,
to the Customs Tariff Act 1966, as proposed to be altered, which shall apply to the goods. Where 4 or more
figures are shown it refers to Schedule 1 and where a 2 figure item is shown it is an item of Schedule 2;
(v) The departmental file number (C).
All goods being machinery are, unless otherwise indicated, subject to the provisions of a direction (Separate Articles
Direction) given under paragraph (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Tariff Act 1966, as proposed to be
altered.
Manufacturers who consider that they manufacture goods suitably equivalent to the goods described in the Table
may apply to the Department, quoting the relevant file number, for consideration of revocation of the determination.
Prospective importers of goods may lodge a by-law application on the approved form, quoting the relevant file
number, in respect of the desired concession. This does not necessarily mean that all goods covered by that description
will obtain similar concessions. Prospective applicants must establish that suitably equivalent goods are not reasonably
available from Australian manufacturers.
THE TABLE
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Var.
07.04
28.17
29.11
Components, for use as original equipment in the assembly
or manufacture of motor vehicles, under security
Fabric for use as lining in the manufacture of men's
apparel, under security
Japanese dried mushrooms
Sodium hydroxide for use in the production of alumina
Paraformaldehyde having a minimum formaldehyde
content of 90 % for use in the manufacture of Pepset
and Isocure phenolic resins for use as polyols for
urethane applications
Calcium acetate, food grade
Triphenyl tin hydroxide
Polyamides of the nylon 11 type, not compounded with
fillers, reinforcing agents or lubricants
Polypropylene resin
Polytetrafluoroethylene tubing up to and including 63.5
mm nominal bore size
Polyethylene resin for use in the rotational moulding of
articles, under security
Vacuum metallised polyethylene laminate with glass
scrim of a kind
Rigid PVC sheets embossed on face, reverse side or both
sides with a texture, having a thickness not exceeding
0.082 mm
Low density polyethylene resin for use in the manufacture
of wine bag film, under security
Rigid PVC sheets embossed on face, reverse side of both
sides with metallised film or metal foil laminated to face
or reverse side, having a thickness not exceeding
0.082 mm
Laminating adhesive, for use as an adhesive in the manufacture of planar laminated polymers, under security
Self-adhesive tamperproof acetate film of a kind used for
the production of motor vehicle registration stickers
Inflatable pneumatic rubber tubing of a kind used for duct
. forming in concrete
Aircraft tyres, size 24 x 7.7 in., 10, 12, 16 x 18 ply rating
12/80
4/82
12/81
2/82
6/81
24
51.04.4
56.07.910
19
19
19
80/52288
79/59833
81/51240
81/52594
81/53520
4/82
11/81
6/81
4/79
3/81
8/81
19
19
19
19
19
19
2/82
6/81
19
19
80/57227
81/53312
81/51610
79/54361
80/53580
81/51910
81/51911
81/51912
79/59062
81/52947
7/81
6/81
19
19
80/60757
81/52946
7/81
5/81
8/81
9/81
19
19
19
19
80/60756
80/52787
81/52588
80/55911
29.14
29.34
39.01
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.02
39.03
40.09
40.11
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(V)
40.11
40.14
42.03
48.01
48.01
48.07
48.07
48.14
48.21
51.04
51.04
55.09
56.05
56.07
58,08
68.16
73.18
73.18
Aircraft tyres
Rubber blocking pads, adhesive coated, designed for use in
lens grinding equipment
Motorcyclists' protective riding (kidney) belts
High opacity printing paper for use in book printing,
under security
Carbonising tissue, for use in the manufacture of repetition
carbon paper, under security
Prespacing, premasking and application tapes for use as
an aid in marking and premasking for overprint system
Kraft paper, flame retardant, for use in the manufacture of
spray booth paint arrestors, under security
Ethylene oxide gas indicator tape
Acid free end leafs, for book binding
100% Acetate water repellant satin for use in the manufacture of florist's ribbons, under security
Fabrics, to which T.l. 51.04 applies, for use in the manufacture of hot air balloon envelopes, under security
Canvas, not printed, for use in the manufacture of
embroidery, under security
Acrylic and acrylic mixture yarns boucle, fancy loop
(gimped)
Synthetic haircloth interlining for use in the manufacture
of shoulder and chest pieces for suits
Nitrocellulose or pyroxoline coated cotton bookbinding
fabric
Carbon magnesia refractories
Seamless steel pipe A333/6 600 mm OD
Eighteen hundred (1800) m ERW fully killed carbon
steel line pipe to API specification 5LX grade X52
having 219 mm OD x 11.1 mm W.T.
ERW fully killed carbon steel line pipe to API specification 5LX grade X52 of the following sizes: Four
thousand (40C) m 168.3 mm OD x 6.35 mm WT
One thousand (1000) m 219.1 mm OD x 7.04 mm
WI
Aluminium coated stainless steel compensators/expansion
joints for acid plants
Aluminium polythene laminate
Crimping tools, for electrical connections
Spanners as per wording of CBR BL 8057062
Internal tube cutters
Wire strippers
Etching pens
Panel beating tools
Flexible copper vacuum insulated hose for transfer of
liquid nitrogen
High performance motor vehicle carburettors
Parts for 2-stroke petrol engines, for use with rammers,
hammer drills or vibrators, under security
2.6 kW and 3 kW 4-stroke engines for use in the manufacture of portable power generators, under security
Inlet valves or exhaust valves, designed to be used with
13 423 kW diesel engines
Stainless steel self priming sanitary centrifugal pumps
Triple plunger pumps, 130 bar, designed to be connected
to 90°C hot water systems for use in high pressure
power washers and cleaners
Roller bearing hydraulic gear pumps, single, having a
capacity exceeding 182 L/min. at 1000 rpm; roller
bearing hydraulic gear pumps, double, being either
shaft end (front) pumps rated at over 80 L/min. at 1000
rprn or cover end (rear) pumps rated at over 52 L/min.
at 1000 rpm; roller bearing gear type triple hydraulic
tpumps
^ i 1 m T^c
Centrifugal liquid oxygen pump, capacity 18m®/h at - 1 8 3 X
Oil free vacuum pumps, twin head, 20 L/min. 689.5 kPa
Fixed stockline armour for use on a blast furnace . . .
Refrigerators, under 200 L capacity (NAFTA) . . . .
Water chiller for use as a prototype, under security . . .
Kjeldahl and extraction apparatus
4/83
6/81
6/81
12/80
4/83
5/83
11/81
9/81 (2)
2/83
9/81
4/83
4/83
12/81
4/83 (2)
5/81 (2)
5/83
8/81
4/82
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
80/55911
81/52739
79/51156
81/53907
81/52034
81/54607
81/54340
81/54427
81/52016
81/53580
81/51557
81/52252
80/53539
81/50770
81/51959
81/52986
81/51133
81/52091
9/82
19
81/52090
1/80
6/81 (2)
1/83
6/80
12/81
1/81
4/82
3/83
5/81
4/82
8/81 (4)
4/83
12/81 (4)
3/82
4/83
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
80/59652
81/51160
0 1 /JUO^O
80/63498
80/58996
81/51607
81/51301
81/52081
80/60336
81/54347
81/54700
81/50761
79/55396
81/53314
SOI53m
81/53528
2/83
19
80/61220
10/81
5/83
4/83
7/81
2/82
6/81
19
19
19
13
19
19
81/54377
81/54618
81/54913
77/58132
81/53877
80/63429
73.18
73.20
76.04
82/03
82.03
82.03
82.04
82.C4
82.04
83.08
84.06
84.06
84.06
84.06
84.10
84.10
84.10
84.10
84.11
84.14
84.15
84.15
84.17
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84.17
Viscous laminar flow heat exchanger
Bubble cap trays for use in scrubbing air in an oxygen
plant
Components for a bag filter separation starch dryer as
follows: One disintegrator, one mixer screwfeeder, four
ejectors, one manifold section
T u ^ bundle drying machine designed for use as a continuous maize dryer
Aquarium filters, motorized, water pump operated, having
a capacity of not less than 120L/houT
4/79
4/83
19
19
80/61022
80/59525
4/80
19
80/61839
4/83
19
80/63289
5/82
19
81/51885
11/81
12/81
6/81
19
19
19
80/64050
80/58403
80/58040
8/81
6/81
19
19
80/53615
79/60887
7/81
19
81/53186
5/82
6/81
19
19
80/50928
79/60887
Automatic fabric roll plastic wrapping machines . . . .
Plastic stationery collating and packaging machine . . .
Automatic stacking and banding machine for aluminium
ingots
Grip tilting system for the manipulation of blooms in
steelworks rolling mill
Backhoe for prototype purposes, under security
. . . .
Drill tubing 22.2 mm—9 N.C. Thread complete with
coupling and flexible drill tubing 22.2 mm—9 N C
thread complete with coupling
Bulldozer blade or ripper assembly arrangements for
bulldozers having 522 k W flywheel rating
Components for a Lauter Tun for the separation of wort
or mash in a brewery
Confectionery-making drying conches
Surface grinders
T o o l and cutter grinder having a swing of 250 mm or
more, and a distance between centres of 600 mm or
more
4/82
4/82
4/82
19
19
19
80/51971
80/58969
81/54880
3/82
19
81/53641
4/82
3/82
19
19
81/53876
80/51648
8/81 (4)
19
79/52066
7/82
19
10/81
4/83
5/82
19
19
19
80/58807
80/58806
80/60540
81/50692
81/51019
Automatic marble splitting machine, max. saw cut 33 cm,
from up to 7.8 cm thick slabs
Profile sanding machines capable of sanding all profile
shapes on four sides with one pass at an approximate
rate of 30 m/min.
Finger jointing system for horizontal plane timbers for
door manufacture, capacity 120 pieces/min.
Plastic laminate post forming machines
Frame saw blade setting systems
Rolls for manufacture of heater core water tubes to
replace worn rolls within a machine which forms the
inner tubes of motor vehicle demister heater cores
Brazing machine for brazing copper terminal tags . . .
Computer graphics display terminals
Electromatic electronic gate operators
L P gas dispensing pumps for dispensing L P gas to motor
vehicles
4/83
19
80/62804
5/83
19
80/61207
5/81
19
81/53117
5/82
5/82
4/83
19
19
19
81/51773
81/50807
81/52010
6/81
7/81
5/82
5/83
19
19
19
19
80/53710
81/54765
81/52614
80/58987
Electronic bullet token traffic control systems of a kind
used in car parks
Electronic continuous cloth towel dispensers for use in
hotels, hospitals, office buildings, etc.
Automatic winding equipment for 2140 mm x 813 mm
vinyl calendar
Fully automatic, coin operated, brush type car washing
machine
Automatic and semi-automatic irrigation emitter (dripper)
insertion machines
Dual line lubrication system for installation in a buck-wheel
excavator
Roller mills for processing of oil seeds
5/82
19
81/52598
4/82
19
81/54041
2/83
19
81/50317
4/82
19
81/54242
4/82
19
81/50313
4/83
19
80/58146
4/82
19
81/54207
84.17
84.17
84.18
84.18
84.18
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.22
84.22
84,23
84.23
84.23
84.30
84.30
84.45
84.45
84.46
84.47
84.47
84.47
84.48
84.48
84.50
84.53
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
Elements for gas scrubber
Vegetable oil filtering presses
Automatic carton erecting, filling and closing machine for
packaging of edible oils and animal fat products
Automatic body labelling machine
Vacuum packaging machines, internal chamber dimensions in excess of 710 mm x 445 mm x 240 mm
Pot and plant filling machines, incorporating soil return
attachments, feeder bins, soil batch mixers, soil level
switches and belt soil elevator/conveyors
Auger filling machines
Vacuum packaging machines, internal chamber dimensions in excess of 710 mm x 445 mm x 240 mm
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84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.59
84.61
84.61
84.61
84.61
84.63
84.63
84.63
84.63
84.65
84.65
84.65
85.01
85.01
85.01
85.01
85.01
85.10
85.01
85.01
85.01
85.01
85.05
85.07
85.07
85.12
85.12
85.13
85.13
85.15
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Machine for the manufacture and packing of disposable
electrodes for electrocardiograph machines
Die-Ultraflex specifically designed for extension of polycarbonate sheet
Dual blocking machines complete with layout marker for
blocking of lenses
Sheet folding and stacking machine of a kind used in the
laundry industry
Yacht furling system for yacht over 9 m
Motor vehicle tyre changers, pneumatically operated . .
Strapping dispensers, floor mounted, of a kind used in
conjunction wiih tensional strapping equipment
Belt skivers, for use in champering the ends of belts
preparatory to joining in an electric press
Coating units
Opthalmic lens coating machines
Dispensing units used to dispense catalyst directly from
the material container
Refrigerated beverage vending machines, for automatic
dispensing of cans or bottles, coin operated
Refrigerated beverage vending machine to automatically
dispense cans or bottles upon insertion of coin or token
Paving machines for applying synthetic rubberized
surfaces to sports or recreational surfaces
Engine protection controls for internal combustion
engines
Governor valve and spindle being a part for 30 MW
turbo-generator
LP gas manifold and regulators to provide pressure
reduction of LP gas to pressure regulators; also to
automatically draw gas from reserve cylinder when
service cylinder is exhausted
Differential relief valves—having fast response, plus
negligible leadage after reseat
Transmission parts to which Tariff Item 84.63 applies for
marine diesel engines having a power not exceeding
25 kW which are for use in boats, under security
Spider and bearing assemblies being a universal joint
which allows for the misalignment of the driveshaft
which drive leveller and pinch rolls at a tin mill pickle
line
Hydro dynamic spindle bearings replacement parts to
suit OD grinding wheel on a cylindrical grinder used
for the electrolytical grinding of tungsten carbide rolls
Goods as per wording of CBR 2/9 BL 8151818 . . . .
Oil cups and oilers with or without dustcovers and/or
with or without wick feeds
Seals and packings, being repair kits for oil filled shock
absorbers for a sand core moulder
Oil cups and oilers with or without dustcovers and/or
with or without wick feeds
4/82
19
81/53651
4/83
19
81/50909
4/82
19
81/54111
1/83
19
81/53940
8/80
4/82
5/82
19
19
19
80/61457
81/54365
81/52318
5/82
19
81/54737
5/83
5/82
4/82
19
19
19
81/50464
81/51115
81/54402
5/82 (3)
19
81/53734
5/82
19
80/63351
5/82
19
81/54684
5/83
19
81/52566
6/81
19
80/54151
7/81
19
80/63674
7/81
19
81/51822
12/81
19
79/53718
5/83
19
81/51502
4/83
19
81/52015
10/80
5/83
19
19
80/62991
81/51805
3/83
19
81/53539
5/83
19
81/51805
Two (2) armatures for DC electric motors
Coils for use in colour television receivers
Electro-mechanical linear actuators
Iron powder cores for use in production of transformers
and chokes
Battery chargers designed to accommodate portable radio
receivers
Components for submersible motors
Line output transformer for black and white displays
Slipring induction motor
TEFC, AC, 3 phase geared electric motors
Submersible electric motors
Batte^ operated powertools as follows: circular saws;
polishers/sanders; grinders; screwdrivers
aipmaster electric animal clippers
Shower modules for showers
Electric reflector toasters, NAFTA
Waterbed heaters
Telephone answering machines
Ships intercommunication systems
Microwave link equipment
12/80
4/82
12/81
4/83
19
19
19
19
81/52687
81/52397
81/51257
81/52575
4/83
19
81/52377
7/82
7/83
5/81
12/82
4/83
4/82 (4)
19
19
19
19
19
19
80/59601
81/52332
81/50634
81/51364
81/53999
81/51757
4/83 (5)
12/81
10/81
3/83
3/83
8/81
9/82
19
19
13
19
19
19
19
81/51542
81/50933
80/50924
81/52031
80/60659
81/51646
80/62733
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85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85,15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.16
85.17
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.21
85.22
85.22
85.22
85,22
85.22
85.22
85.23
86.09
87.02
87.02
87.02
87.02
87.03
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Priority vehicle indentification equipment
Teletext transmission equipment but not including teletext decoders for receiving teletext messages
Industrial closed circuit television viewing equipment . .
Add-on teletext decoders for use with existing TV receivers
Printed circuit boards
Colour picture monitors
Scanning receivers, 6 band or greater, and capable of
scanning at least 5 channels per second
VHF automatic scanner receivers
Code programmer for radio paging system
Speech conversion communications systems
Halfwave Dipole antenna
Ships television aerial system
Airborne HF communication systems
TV 'Sound in Sync' systems
Centralised railway traffic control equipment
Indoor/outdoor displays
Interference suppressed mains distributions units . . . .
Mechanisms for closing and tripping circuit breakers
suitable for use on nominal system voltages not less
than 3 kV and not exceeding 50 kV, provided Item
85.19 of the Customs Tariff applies
Fuse holders suitable for use in oil filled transformers
rated from 8 kV to 23 kV (inclusive)
Illuminated pushbutton and toggle switches
Power factor correction capacitors, having a rated voltage
of 415 V, a current rating from 19 A to 90 A (inclusive)
and a nominal rating from 13.5 KVAR to 65 KVAR
(inclusive)
26.4 kV 17.2 kA generator circuit breakers
Railway signalling treadle switches
Semi-conductor fuse links
Power transistors
Silicon diffused power transistors
Power Schottky rectifiers
Linear integrated circuits (dual differential line drivers) .
Voltage regulator linear integrated circuits
Hybrid integrated circuits (VHF/UHF wide band amplifiers)
Linear integrated circuits
Linear integrated circuits
NPN silicon power transistors
Linear integrated circuits (comparators)
Linear integrated circuits
.Parallel efficiency diodes
Solid state rectifiers
Linear integrated circuits
Transistors and integrated circuits
Lock in amplifiers
Band 1 amplifier circuit
DC calibrators but not including AC/DC calibrators . .
AC/DC current calibrators
RF down converters and oscillator plug-in units for
microwave link analyser system
Industrial ozone generators
Stainless steel braided cable
Axle drives for diesel hydraulic railcars
Two wheel drive dump trucks, not exceeding 1.6 t capacity
Golf cars for use as a prototype, under security . . . .
Golf cars, capable of transporting 2 or more golfers and
their equipment on a golf course, provided the Collector
is satisfied that the goods are for sale to an individual
golfer for use on a golf course.
Note: Statutory Declarations from both the Golf Club
and the individual golfer will be required
Golf cars, capable of transporting 2 or more golfers and
their equipment on a golf course, for sale to Golf Clubs,
under security
Trucks specially designed for the carrying of deflectograph
measuring apparatus
Llewellyn glands and/or service kits therefor
(m)
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11/81
12/82
1/83
3/81
10/81
12/82
5/83
10/81
4/82
1/82
7/81
9/81
10/81
12/82 (5)
12/81
1/83
4/83
9/81
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
81/53628
80/58603
81/50607
80/60828
81/54221
80/63108
80/62682
80/60702
81/53352
81/50810
81/54008
81/53621
81/54121
81/63242
81/52013
80/53225
80/60169
81/50787
7/81
4/83 (2)
8/81
19
19
19
81/51543
81/50633
81/52662
4/83
9/81
5/83 (2)
4/83
4/83 (5)
11/82
1/83 (5)
4/83
4/83
4/83 (5)
4/83 (5)
4/83
4/83 (5)
4/83 (5)
5/83 (2)
5/83
5/83 (2)
5/83 (2)
5/83 (5)
4/83 (5)
9/81
4/83
4/83
4/83 (2)
12/81
9/81
4/83
3/82
6/81
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
79/59117
80/63212
81/54423
81/54137
81/50623
80/62048
81/50681
81/52403
81/53702
81/53308
81/53307
81/53247
81/53310
81/53309
81/54308
79/59745
81/54403
81/54122
81/51014
81/52068
81/53185
81/53185
80/62940
81/50479
81/51709
80/57248
81/50135
81/53226
80/59297
6/81
19
80/55957
3/82
12/81
19
19
80/51551
80/57043
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Quick change axles, part no. 7165, for use in the manu3/82
facture or repair of closed circuit racing cars, under
security
87.06
Grand national quick change differential assemblies for 2/82
use in the manufacture or repair of closed circuit racing
cars, under security
99.04
Motorcyclists goggles
5/83
90.09
Medical slide viewers, for viewing medical slides, (X-rays,
5/83
eye fundus, etc.)
90.10
Daylight processing tank units for X-ray dental films . .
5/83
90.16
250 mm x 50 mm tape measures and refills
7/81
90.17
Dental articulators, but not including straight line arti- 7/81
. culators or occluders
90.17
Wound drainage suction sets being non-electrically
7/81
operated
90,17
Battery operated portable cardiac defibrillator
8/81
90.24
Manometers, oil filled dampened high and low mano- 4/83
meters for measuring pressure
90.28
Watch battery testers for testmg voltage of watch batteries 7/81
90.28
Intended for the measurement by electrical means of shaft 4/82
torque in industrial and laboratory applications
90.28
Level meters for testmg of communications circuit , . . 5/83
90.28
Meter FM/AM modulation for testing mobile radios . . 7/81
90.28
Microwave leakage testers
7/81
92.11
Reel-to-reel tape recorders, FOB price less than $A650 5/83
per unit
92.11
Coders for use with telephone answering machines . . . 5/83
92.11
Reel-to-reel tape recorders, for radio broadcast stations, 5/83(2)
recording studios and TV broadcast
92.11
Sound reproducers for use with disc master phonograph 4/82(2)
record cutting lathes in record cutting plants
92.12
Tapes, sensing, of a kind used in sound recorders/repro- 7/81
ducers or sound recorders, by stopping or reversing the
operation of the sound recording or sound reproducing
94.59
Strapping, dispensers, floor mounted, of a kind used in 5/82
conjunction with tensional strapping equipment
97.03
Model steam locomotives
5/83
97.06
Iso-tonic muscle rehabilitation equipment for use under 6/79
medical and para-medical supervision by an institution
dedicated to the rehabilitation of injured muscles
97.06
Golf putting cup, electrically operated
5/82
Notice of Determination Numbers:
326615-326770, 326773-326833, 326836-326843, 326847-326936, 326939-326944
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19
81/53926
19
81/52046
19
19
81/54513
80/61484
81/54766
81/54354
81/53967
81/53969
81/52935
81/59714
80/63607
81/50127
80/53739
81/52395
80/61421
81/54648
81/54726
81/54725
81/52017
81/51057
81/53619
81/52455
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
81/52318
81/53910
78/56122
19
80/60476
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Customs Act 1901
NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER PART XVI
THE Minister of State for Business and Consumer Affairs, the Honourable J. C. Moore, in pursuance of Section 273B
(2) of the Customs Act 1901, notifies that Determinations have been made under Part XVI of that Act, revoking earlier
Determinations referred to in the Table appended hereto.
The Table specifies:
(i) The tariff item normally applicable, except where unlimited tariff items apply, in which case Var. (various)
is stated;
(ii) The kind(s) of goods to which the Determination applies and, where applicable, the conditions specified
in the Determination;
(iii) The number of the Determination being revoked;
(iv) The file number (C).
THE TABLE
Revocation of *Ad Hoc* Determinations
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15.10
29.14
39,02
(ii)
(Hi)
(iv)
Dicarboxylic fatty acids
Calcium acetate, food grade
Laminating adhesive, for use as an adhesive in the manufacture of planar
laminated polymers, under security
321230
318702
326513
80/59110
^151111
80/60756
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40.49
48.01
56.05
56.07
84.10
84.10
84.11
84.15
84.15
84.18
84.18
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.19
84.22
84.23
84.25
84.25
84.25
84.25
84.40
84.40
84.61
85.03
85.11
85.15
85.16
85.19
85.21
90.24
90.28
Inflatable pneumatic rubber tubing of a kind used for duct forming in
concrete
Glazed opaque glassine paper for use in the manufacture of bags of a
kind suitable for packaging hot foodstuffs, under security
Acrylic and acrylic mixture boucle fancy loop yarn
Synthetic haircloth interlining for use in the manufacture of shoulder
and chest pieces for suits, under security
Tri-lobe pumps
Roller bearing hydraulic gear pumps, single, having a capacity exceeding
182L/min. at 1 000 rev./min.; roller bearing hydraulic gear pumps,
double, being either shalft end (front) pumps rated at over 80 L/min.
1 000 rev./min. or cover end (rear) pumps rated at over 52 L/min. at
1 000 rev./min.; roller bearing gear type triple hydraulic pumps
Nara paddle coolers
Batch packaging machine
Refrigerators under 200 L capacity, NAFTA
Pond
filters
Pal! Ultipor IV filters/air eliminators
Automatic wrapping machines
Automatic can filling machines, type FKF
Automatic carton erecting, filling and closing machiae for packaging of
edible oils and animal fat products
Vacuum packaging machines, internal chamber dimensions in excess
of 710 mm x 445 mm x 240 mm
Truck mounted lattice boom carriers
Drill tubing, 22.2 mm—9 NC thread complete with coupling and flexible
drill tubing, 22.2 mm—9 NC thread complete with coupling
Plot combine harvesters
Plot combine harvester
Plot combine harvester
Plot combine harvester
Dyeing machine
Dyeing machine
Governor valve and spindle being a part for 30 MW turbo-generator
Silver oxide watch calculator batteries
Portablcinduction heaters
Add-on teletext decoders for use witn existing TV recei\ers
Centralised railway traffic control equipment
Fuse holders suitable for use in oil filled transformers rated from 8 kV
to 23 kV (inclusive)
Solid state rectifiers
Manometers
Intended for the measurement by electrical means of shaft torque in
industrial and laboratorj applications
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326021
325767
316364
325212
304573
324659
81/52588
81/52655
80/53539
81/50770
79/53907
80/61220
324855
321516
324328
324838
324947
313559
324830
326345
326682
326587
313954
320564
321319
316579
315434
312498
325337
319129
323344
324157
326104
325817
325358
325539
319229
326654
314908
80/61424
80/58969
77/58132
81/51531
80/62832
80/51971
80/61578
80/58040
79/60887
81/52945
80/51648
79/58578
80/60732
80/51956
80/64123
80/59520
81/51605
80/54141
79/61368
80/61540
80/60828
81/52013
81/51543
79/59745
80/63607
80/53739
Notice of Determination Numbers:
326618, 326624, 326625, 326633, 326649, 326650, 326662, 326663, 326666, 326677, 326707, 326709, 326716, 326741,
326746, 326767-326769, 326773-326775, 326795, 326828, 326839, 326842, 326843, 326879, 326880, 326888, 326910,
326912, 326913, 326915, 326921, 326925, 326951.
Customs Act 1901
NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER PART XVI
THE Minister of State for Business and Consumer Affairs, the Honourable J. C. Moore, in pursuance of Section 273B
(2) of the Customs Act 1901, notifies that Determinations have been made under Part XVI of that Act, as appended in
the Table hereto.
The Table specifies:
(i) The Tariff item under which the application was considered;
(ii) The kind(s) of goods lo which the Determination applies and, where applicable, the conditions specified
in the Determination;
(iii) The commencing date of the Determination;
(iv) The item in Schedules 1 or 2 to the Customs Tariff Act 1966 which shall apply to the goods. Where the
item is shown in the form of 4 figures or more it is an item of Schedule 1 and where a 2 figure item is shown
it is an item of Schedule 2;
(v) The number of the Determination.
All goods being machinery are, unless otherwise indicated, subject to the provisions of Separate Articles Directions
given under paragraph (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Tariff.
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Each of the Determinations, the making of which is published in this notice, has been or is being included as a
reference in the departmental publication 'Consolidated By-law References' and, while any such reference remains
current, goods conforming to the description therein may be concessionally entered accordingly without prior
application.
Copies of the Consolidated By-law References may be inspected at, or purchased from, the Department of Business
and Consumer Affairs.
Manufacturers who consider that they manufacture goods suitably equivalent to the goods described in tne Table
may apply to the Department, quoting the relevant file number, for consideration of revocation of the Determination.
THE TABLE
Determinations to be included in Part 1 of Consolidated By-law References
29.15
29.24
29.34
34.02
34.02
38.18
38.19
53.11
73.15
73.15
73.20
73.25
82.04
84.23
84.61
85.13
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Dioctylsodiumsulphosuccinate in solid form, for use in the
manufacture of solid pharmaceuticals, under security
Choline or its salts, but not in powder form
Organic tin compounds as follows:
Dibutyltin diacetate;
Dibutyltin dichloride;
Dibutyltin oxide;
Dimethyltin chloride;
Dioctyltin dichloride
Dioctyltin oxide
Monooctyltin oxide
Monooctyltin trichloride
Tributyltin acetate;
Tributyltin oxide;
Triphenyltin chloride;
or
Triphenyltin fluoride
Fluoroaliphatic sulphonamide based surface active
preparations, for use in the formulation of fire fighting
solutions, under security
Germicides, being surface-active preparations containing
not less than 10% by weight of alkylaminoethyl
derivatives of glycine
Nitromethane and menthanol combined, designed to be
used as a fuel for model aircraft, boats or cars
Choline solution in methanol, the choline content being
40-50 % of the solution
Fabrics, having a FOB price of not less than 34.20/m^
for use in the manufacture or repair of billiard tables.
under security
Steel wire in coil not exceeding 13 mm dia., type UA17—
SPS 0.9 and UAIO—SPS 0.9B, for use in the manufacture of socket head, set or cap screws or socket
wrenches, under security
Steel wire, leaded, not exceeding 13 mm dia., type UA20—
SPS 0.9L for use in the manufacture of socket head,
set or cap screws, or socket wrenches, under security
Screwed elbows, 90° (but not including elbows to which
73.20.2 applies) 88.9 mm ID, or exceeding 152.4 mm ID
Stainless steel wire, rope or cable other than in 1.5 mm to
6.5 mm dia. inclusive
Offset screwdrivers, being screwdrivers which have the
blade at an angle of 90® to the body or handle
Blast hole drilling machines, having a pulldown capacity
40 000 kg or greater
Backdraft valves, designed to remove air from the bustle
main of a blast furnace
Intercommunication units, designed for direct wire
connection to their counterparts, NOT being ANY of
the following:
(a) devices designed for connection to an exchange
(PAX or PABX);
(b) devices designed for connection to a master
station;
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5.5.81
15.1.81
19
19
326729
326729
13.11.80
19
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5.5.81
19
326729
4.11.80
19
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5.5.81
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1.4.81
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27.10.80
19
326844
27.10.80
19
326844
12.5.81
19
326844
12.5.81
19
326844
12.5.81
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326844
11.5.81
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326835
29.1.81
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326772
12.5.81
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devices incorporating master station switching
facilities;
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85.15
85.15
85.15
85.15
84.22
84.22
84.22
84.22
84.22
85.22
84.22
84.23
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(d) devices incorporating a micro processor
Note: Subject to the prescribed conditions, this
determination includes devices known as
FM wireless intercoms in which the voice
signal is carried between units over a 240 V
AC 50 Hz power supply cable
Linearity control displays for black and white monitors .
Microphones, wireless, each unit incorporating an FM
transmitter, 88-108 MHz frequency, capable of reception by any FM receiver/radio, FOB value not exceeding
SA20
Radio broadcast receivers (not incorporating power amplifiers) having ALL of the following features:
(a) Designed to be permanently mounted in motor
vehicles;
(b) Designed to receive and convert BOTH amplitude modulated (AM) and frequency modulated
(FM) signals into radio frequencies;
(c) Nominal voltage 12 V DC for use otherwise than
in the manufacture of motor vehicles in compliance with the Government's Motor Vehicle
Manufacturing Plan or the assembly of vehicles
from CKD packs, under security
Transceivers of a kind used by amateur radio operators,
capable for use on one or more of the following frequency bands allocated in Australia by the Postal and
Telecommunications Department to amateur service:
1.80 MHz to 1.86 MHz
3.50 MHz to 3.70 MHz
7.0 MHz to 7.15 MHz
14.0 MHz to 14.25 MHz
21.0 MHz to 21.45 MHz
28.0 MHz to 29.70 MHz
52,0 MHz to 54.0 MHz
144.0 MHz to 148.0 MHz
430.0 MHz to 440.0 MHz
Crawler mounted cranes OTHER THAN secondhand
cranes
Crane superstructures, hydraulic, for truck mounted
cranes (OTHER THAN secondhand cranes), having a
lifting capacity of 65 t or more at 3 m from centre line of
rotation
Rough terrain cranes, designed to rotate 360° on a slew
ring, having a lifting capacity of 15 t or more at 3 m from
centre line of rotation
Rough terrain cranes, designed to rotate 360° on a slew
ring, having a lifting capacitj of 151 or more at 3 m from
centre line of rotation, OTHER THAN secondhand
cranes
Shovels or loading machines, as used underground in
mines, but not including:
(a) components specified in Note 9 to Chapter 84
whether imported separately or otherwise;
• (b) shovels or loading machines operated by selfcontained internal combustion piston engines
Linear amplifiers, having a FOB price of $200 or less,
capable of being used on one or more of the frequency
bands allocated in Australia by the Postal and Telecommunications Department to amateur service
Microwave transmission amplifiers, other than amplifiers
exceeding 140 W which transmit the 10.95 GHz to
14.5 GHz band
Raise borers, rotary electric hydraulic drive, drill pipe of
not less than 200 mm OD, capable of accepting interchangeable back-reaming heads having a cutting dia, of
not less than 1.2 m
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84.23
84.23
84.45
84.46
84.56
84.56
85.01
85.01
85.19
87.02
87.02
87.03
87.03
Excavating machines, crawler mounted, self propelled,
having a slewing range of 360°, but not including ANY
of the following:
(a) bucket wheel excavators;
(b) electric mining shovels
Note: Components specified in Note 9 to
Chapter 84 are not covered by the above
reference
Goodsto which 84.23,99 applies, but not including: . . .
(a) coal cutting machines;
(b) drilling machines;
(c) parts for diamond drilling machines;
(d) rippers
Goods, as follows, to which 84.45.91 applies:
Drawing, forging, hammering, pressing, riveting or
straightening machines but not including;
(a) Machines (other than those designed solely or
principally for preparing or working printing
blocks, plates or cylinders), as follows:
(i) curving, straightening, grooving, edging
or seaming machines for working sheet
metal (irrespective of gauge);
(ii) presses, forming, including such machines that form and cut;
(iii) riveting machines, non-pneumatic,
rotary spinning, having a stroke not
exceeding 50.8 mm;
(b) Portable hydraulic roll swaging machines
Brake shoe grinding machines capable of grinding brake
shoes to a preselected radius
Brick cutting machines, rotary type, rated capacity in excess
of 18 OCO/h, minimum brick size 228 mm x 108 mm x
74 mm
Extruding machines, brick (but not including parts therefor), rated capacity in excess of 14 000/h, minimum
brick size 228 mm x 1C8 mm x 74 mm
Chargers, accumulator, designed solely for recharging
1.5 V silver-zinc hearing aid type cells
Reactors, current limiting, to which 85.01.29 applies but
not including ANY of the following:
(a) reactors, AC, having reactive power ratings of
10 kVAR to 10 MVAR (both inclusive) and
voltage ratings of 400 V to 33 kV (both
inclusive);
(b) series reactors, AC, designed for use on power
factor correction capacitor banks
Holders for mounting light emitting diodes
All terrain vehicles, single seater, four wheeled, incorporating a 25C cc belt-driven 2-stroke engine
Snowmobiles, designed to carry no more than two
persons, incorporating a saddle type seat
Crane superstructures, hydraulic, having a lifting capcity
of 65 t or more at 3 m from centre line of rotation, imported forming part of crane lorries OTHER THAN
secondhand goods
Note:
(i) Crane superstructures comprises the crane
upper works, up from and including the slewing ring and also including the boom
equipment
(ii) This determination does not include any part
of the lorry base
Truck mounted lattice boom cranes with a rated lifting
capacity of 100 t or more at 3.5 m from centre line
of rotation, OTHER T H A N secondhand cranes
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97.06
Soccer balls, competition, but not including moulded
plastic soccer balls, as follows:
(a) having a circumference not less than 69 cm and
not more than 71 cm and a weight not less than
396 g and not more than 453 g when inflated to
a pressure equalling 600-700 g/cm^ at sea level;
(b) having a circumference not less than 55 cm or
more than 58 cm when inflated to a pressure
equalling 600-700 g/cm^ at sea level; or
(c) having a circumference not less than 61 cm or
more than 66 cm when inflated to a pressure
equalling 600-700 g/cm= at sea-level
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Customs Act 1901
NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER PART XVI
THE Minister of State for Business and Consumer Affairs, the Honourable J. C. Moore, in pursuance of Section 273B (2)
of the Customs Act 1901, notifies that Determinations have been made under Part XVI of that Act, as appended in the
Tables hereto.
The table specifies:
(i) The kind(s) of goods to which the Determination applies and, where applicable, the conditions specified in
the Determination;
(ii) The commencing date of the Determination;
(iii) The items in Schedule 2 to the Customs Tariff Act 1966 which shall apply to the goods;
(iv) The number of the Determination.
All goods being machinery are, unless otherwise indicated, subject to the provisions of Separate Articles Directions
given under paragraph (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Tariff.
Each of the Determinations, the making of which is published in this notice, has been or is being included as a
reference in the departmental publication 'Consolidated By-law References' and, while any such reference remains
current, goods conforming to the description therein may be concessionally entered accordingly without prior
application.
Copies of the Consolidated By-law References may be inspected at, or purchased from, the Department of Business
and Consumer Affairs.
Manufacturers who consider that they manufacture goods suitably equivalent to the goods described in the Table
may apply to the Department, quoting the relevant file number, for consideration of revocation of the Determination.
THE TABLE
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Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration for petroleum
or the development of petroleum wells to the stage where the .wellhead assembly is attached, under security, but not including goods for,
or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing
petroleum after leaving the well-head assembly, or any of the following
goods and parts or accessories therefor or for use therewith, viz:
(a) apparel of any kind;
(b) bits, rock drilling, of the rotary or rotary percussive type;
(c) capstans, with or without power take-offs;
(d) Christmas tree equipment;
(e) cranes;
(f) davits;
(g) desalinators;
(h) drilling machines either barge, skid, trailer or vehicle mounted,
capable of drilling holes to a depth not exceeding 1525 m;
(i) drilling platforms or steel structures being components or sub>
assemblies for drilling platforms;
(j) earthmoving machines, machinery or vehicles;
(k) flanged drilling-through equipment;
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(1) goods
use inof connection
(i) for
raising
petroleum towith—
the well-head; or
(ii) controlling, treating, storing or conveying petroleum
raised to the well-head;
(m) land, platform or marine well-head equipment as follows:
(i) adaptors;
(ii) casing connectors;
(iii) casing heads, casing housings;
(iv) cross-over flanges;
(v) drilling templates, guide bases and guide frames;
(vi) hanger/packer mechanisms, seal assemblies;
(vii) mudline casing suspension equipment;
(viii) spools;
(ix) tubing heads;
(x) wear bushings and bowl protectors;
(xi) well-head and conductor housings;
(xii) well-head connectors; or
(xiii) running, retrieving and testing tools for use with equipment shown in m (i) through (xiii)
(n) lubricants and fuels of any kind (not being additives or conditioning agents as used with drilling muds);
(o) natural barium sulphate;
(p) pneumatic pressure vessels, of a kind used for handling bulk
materials
(q) ring joint flanges;
(r) road vehicles of general purpose kinds;
(s) shackles;
(t) ships, boats or other floating structures;
(u) valves to which 84.61 applies, not being valves which, at the time
of entry for home consumption, a by-law or determination
issued under the provisions of Item 19 in Schedule 2 to the
Customs Tariff Act 1966 is in force;
(v) welding machines and materials;
(w) well bore casing centralisers and stop rings for use therewith;
(x) winches, with or without power take-ofifs; or
(y) wire rope
Note-.
(A) For this purpose of this by-law, petroleum includes
natural gas
(B) A reference to 'Parts' is not restricted to parts that have
the same tariff classification as the whole goods of
which they will form a part or with which they are for
use
(C) The reference to 'Goods' includes whole goods, parts,
accessories, mechanical driving units restricted only to
the extent of the exclusions (if any) set out in the
preamble to the by-law and the clauses (a) to (y)
(D) For the purposes of clauses (d), (k), (m) and (q) the
words used shall be deemed to have the same meaning
as that given to them in American Petroleum Institute (API) specification 6A.
Goods, as follows, that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum or the development of petroleum wells to the stage
where the well-head assembly is attached, but not including goods for,
or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing
petroleum after leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being:
(a) Blow-out preventers;
(b) Dynamic positioning and anchoring devices and controls and
parts therefor, being devices of a kind designed for use on
floating structures (when having a drilling rig mounted
thereon) to maintain the position of that rig over the hole;
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(c) Hole openers of a kind used to enlarge pilot
holes;
(d) Oil well casings, tubing or drill pipe, conforming
to API specification 5A, 5AC, IF or 5AX with
threaded and coupled joints, integral threaded
parts or upset ends for weld on joints;
(e) Raise drill bits, but not including rotary tricone
types having all of the following characteristics:
(i) a sintered tungsten carbide compact cutting structure;
(ii) air circulation; and
(iii) capable of drilling a hole with a nominal
dia. of 250 mm, 310 mm or 380 mm;
(f) Rotary rock drilling bits, but not including
rotary tricone types having all the following
characteristics:
(i) a sintered tungsten carbide compact cutting structure;
(ii) air circulation; and
(iii) capable of drilling a hole with a nominal
dia. of 250 mm, 310 mm, 349 mm or
380 mm;
(g) Rotary percussive rock drilling bits, but not
including detachable types, having all the following characteristics;
(i) capable of drilling holes with a nominal
dia. of 89 mm to 254 mm inclusive;
(ii) for use with downhole hammers; and
(iii) a sintered tungsten carbide compact cutting structure
Parts or sub-assemblies for electric mining shovels, but
not including the following (or parts therefor):
(a) air conditioning for operator's cabin;
(b) ballast;
(c) crowd machinery;
(d) track assemblies including crawler shoes and
link pins;
(e) trail cable;
(f) front end equipment (including A-frames, Aframe platforms, booms, boom foot pin assemblies, bucket or dipper handles, dippers, gantries,
padlocks, ropes, suspension cables) OTHER
THAN:
(i) Boom bumpers;
(ii) Boom point sheave assembly bearings;
(iii) Dipper trip assemblies;
(iv) Lubrication systems.
Religious crucifixes, shrines or statues, less than 254 mm
in height
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
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Customs Act 1901
NOTICE OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER PART XVI
THE Minister of State for Business and Consumer Affairs, the Honourable J. C. Moore, in pursuance of Section
273B (2) of the Customs Act 1901, notifies that Determinations have been made under Part XVI of that Act, revoking
earlier Determinations referred to in the Table appended hereto.
As a consequence of the revocations herein notified, the relative references to the Determinations concerned which
have been included in the departmental publication 'Consolidated By-law References', and which are more particularly
identified in the Table, have been cancelled.
The Table specifies:
(i) TariflT item normally applicable;
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29.14
29.14
29.14
29.24
29.34
34.02
34.02
38.19
53.11
73.20
73.25
73.25
76.16
82.04
84.22
84.22
84.22
84.22
84.23
84.23
84.23
84.23
84.23
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2-Ethylhexanoic acid
n-Nonanoic acid
n-Octanoic acid
Choline or its salts
Organic tin compounds as follows:
Dibutyltin diactate;
Dibutyltin dichloride;
Dibutyltin oxide;
Dimethyltin chloride;
Tributylin acetate;
Tributyltin oxide;
Triphenyltin choride; or
Triphenyltin fluoride
Dioctylsodiumsulphosuccinate in solid form, for use in the
manufacture of solid pharmaceuticals, under security
Germicides, being surface-active preparations containing
not less than 10% by mass of alkylaminoethyl derivatives of glycine
Cements or pastes, carbonaceous, based on anthracite.
carbon or graphite, of a kind suitable for use in the
bonding o f refractory carbon or graphite
Fabrics, wholly of wool, having a F O B price of not less
than $4.20/m^, for use in the manufacture or repair of
billiard tables, under security
Screwed elbows, 90°, but not including elbows to which
73.20.2 applies, 88.9 m m ID and above 152.4 mm ID
Stainless steel wire, rope or cable other than in 1.5 mm-6
mm dia. or 1/16 in.-1/14 in. dia. inclusive
Braided wire rope, bright steel, anti-twisting
Tools, heat sinking
Offset screwdrivers
Shovels or loading machines, as used underground in
mines, but not including shovels or loading machines
of a kind operated by self-contained internal combustion piston engines, but not including components
specified in Note 9 to Chapter 84 whether imported
separately or otherwise
Crawler mounted cranes
Crane superstructures, hydraulic, for truck mounted
cranes, having a lifting capacity of 65 t or more at 3 m
from centre line of rotation
Rough terrain cranes, having a lifting capacity of 30 t or
more, at 3.5 m from centre line of rotation
Breakers, rock, pneumatic, remote controlled
Rock drilling machines, rotary, electric hydraulic drive.
drill pipe of not less than 200 mm O D , capable of
accepting interchangeable back-reaming heads having
cutting dia. of not less than 1.2 m
Boring machines, capable of performing all of the following functions:
(i) bore into the ground;
(ii) extract the soil;
(iii) drive pile casing tubes into the soil;
(iv) extract the pile casing tubes
Rock drilling machines, combined rotary and percussive.
but not including, when imported separately, extension
drill steel equipment, as follows:
shank rods
extension rods
Excavating machines, crawler mounted, self-propelled,
having a slewing range of 360°, but not including A N Y
of the following:
(a) bucket wheel excavators;
m)
{iv)
(V)
29/5
29/6
29/6
29/8
29/9
37
37
37
38
14
7250407
7250417
7250418
7853644
8055870
34/1
48
7562491
34/1
48
7661563
38/4
3
7450893
53/2
18
7662327
73/35
12
7662925
73/42
34
8051293
73/42
76/7
82/8
84/23
34
23
3
45
7254798
7262158
7957593
7761685
84/21-1
84/21-1
41
41
7653629
7951606
84/21-1
41
7862150
84/23
84/24
45
45
7276183
7957255
84/23
45
8151086
84/24
84/24
45
45
7957256
8062095
21
22
84.23
84.23
84.45
84.56
84.56
84.61
85.01
85.01
85.03
85.03
85.03
85.03
85.03
85.04
85.04
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(b) electric mining shovels;
(c) lattice boom portion of cable operated
excavators
Note: Components specified in Note 9 to
Chapter 84 are not covered by the above
reference
Goods to which 84.23.99 applies, but not including:
(a) coal cutting machines;
(b) drilling machines capable of drilling holes to a
depth not exceeding 80 m;
(c) parts for diamond drilling machines;
(d) rippers
Hydraulic hammers, mobile boom mounted, of a kind
used for rock breaking in quarries
Goods, as follows, to which 84.45.91 applies—
Drawing, forging, hammering, pressing, riveting or
straightening machines but not including:
Machines (other than those designed solely or
principally for preparing or working printing
blocks, plates or cylinders), as follows:
(a) curving, straightening, grooving, edging
or seaming machines for working sheet
metal (irrespective of gauge);
(b) presses, forming, including such machines
that form and cut;
(c) riveting machines, non-pneumatic, rotary
spinning, having a stroke not exceeding
50.8 mm;
Brick cutting machines, rotary type, capacity 18 000 or
more standard bricks per hour
Extruding machines, brick rated capacity in excess of
14 000/h, but not including parts therefor
Aerosol valves
Chargers, accumulator, of a kind used for charging silverzinc hearing ^id cells
Reactors, current, limiting, to which 85.01.29 applies but
not including ANY of the followmg:
(a) reactors having reactive power ratings of 10
KVAR to 10 MVAR (both inclusive) and voltage
ratings of 400 V to 33 kV (both inclusive);
(b) series reactors designed for use on power factor
correction capacitor banks
Pocket cigarette lighter batteries
Air depolarised cells, having a capacity exceeding 22 Ah
Cells or batteries, button type, having a diameter which
exceeds the height but NOT INCLUDING cells or
batteries of dimensions within ANY of the following:
(a) height 3.6 mm to 5.4 mm AND diameter 7.6 mm
to 7.9 mm (all inclusive);
(b) height 3.6 mm to 5.4 mm AND diameter 11.2
mm to 11.6 mm (all inclusive)
Primary cells or primary batteries, cylindrical, having a
height which exceeds the dia., but not including cells and
batteries a dia. exceeding 12 mm
Primary cells or primary batteries having a total vohage
exceeding 12 V
Lead acid accumulators, 6 V, having a capacity of 190 to
350 Ah (at 20 h rate), size length 260 mm, width 180 mm
and height over terminals 290 mm± 8%
Nickel cadmium accumulators, having a capacity in excess
of 162 Ah, but not including fully or partly assembled
accumulators of a monobloc construction of a kind used
in starting diesel locomotives
Sound powered communication units, comprising noiseshielded headset and microphone with high sensitivity
receiver and transmitting elements, sound communicated by wire cable
(1/7)
(/V)
(V)
84/24
45
7858241
84/24
45
7950756
84/37
15
8061388
84/58
20
7358716
84/58
20
7265300
84/84
85/1
5
45
8153290
7459460
85/2
45
8061789
85/13
85/13
85/14
34
34
34
7659363
7951633
8063487
85/14
34
7862112
85/14
34
7862111
85/14
33
7959715
85/14
34
7750558
85/27
44
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85.13
85.13
85.13
85.13
85.13
85.15
85.15
85.15
85.19
85.19
85.19
85.22
85.22
87.03
90.17
92.12
97.06
Sound powered telephone equipment, of a kind used for
communication between any levels in underground
mines
Intercommunication type of telephones, solely battery
operated
Sound powered (dynamic-batteryless) telephones . . . .
Intercommunication telephone systems, direct wire connected, but not including types suitable for connection
to Telecom lines
Ships telephone systems, but not including handsets . .
Wireless equipment, intercommunication, FM type, A C
operated
Radio broadcasting receivers, capable of receiving A M ,
FM broadcasts, having a nominal voltage of 12 V, DC,
but not incorporating power amplifiers, designed to be
used as an addition to, or mcorporated in, a motor
vehicle audio system, provided the receivers are used
otherwise than in the manufacture of PLAN vehicles or
the assembly of PLAN vehicles from C K D packs, under
security
Transceivers, of a kind used by amateur radio operators,
capable for use on one or more of the following
frequency bands allocated in Australia by the Postal
and Telecommunications Department to amateur
service:
1.80 MHz to
1.86 MHz
3.50 MHz to
3.70 MHz
14.0 MHz to 14.35 MHz
21.0 MHz to 21.45 MHz
28.0 MHz to 29.70 MHz
52.0 MHz to 54.0 MHz
144.0 MHz to 148.0 MHz
Impact actuated controls, of a kind used to operate
electric counters, work stoppage signals and the like
Current limiting fuses, motor starter, 3.3 kW and above
Fuse holders, incorporating a neon indicating lamp for
l l O V or 250 V cartridge fuses which have the fuse
link enclosed in a glass barrel
D C amplifiers, solid-state, having the following characteristics :
Input impedance, 50 K U
Max. allowable source resistance, not exceeding
5KO
Recording accuracy, 1 %
Gain stability, 5%
Microwave transmission amplifiers
Crane superstructures, hydraulic, having a lifting capacity
of 65 t or more at 3 m from centre line of rotation,
imported forming part of crane lorries
Note:
(i) Crane superstructures comprise the crane
upper works, up from and including the
slewing ring and also including the boom
equipment
(ii) This determination does not include any part
of the lorry base
Cannulae, stainless steel of a kind used in the manufacture
of single use injection or puncture needles
Discettes, computer, but not including discettes each side
having an outside dimension of 200 mm to 210 mm,
inclusive
Soccer balls, competition, but not including moulded
plastic soccer balls, as follows:
(a) having a circumference not less than 69 cm and
not more than 71 cm and a weight not less than
396 g and not more than 453 g;
(b) having a circumference not less than 55 cm or
more than 58 cm; or
(c) having a circumference not less than 61 cm or
more than 66 cm
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(V)
85/27
44
7259531
85/28
44
7266303
85/28
85/28
44
44
7259550
7861674
85/28
85/44
44
33
7259551
7862385
85/40
24
8060109
85/43
33
7757848
85/53
14
7259787
85/54
85/54
14
14
7955705
8061277
85/80
15
7750825
85/80
87/1
15
50
7658948
8057489
90/4
42
7951913
92/5
45
8153292
97/3
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(iii)
(iv)
(V)
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells
to the stage where the well-head assembly is attached,
but not including goods for, or in connection with,
controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum
after leaving the well-head assembly, under security,
being blow-out preventors
2/16-2
7
8150733
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells to
the stage where the well-head assembly is attached, but
not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum after
leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being
dynamic positioning and anchoring devices and controls
and parts therefor, being devices of a kind designed for
use on floating structures (when having a drilling rig
mounted thereon) to maintain the position of that rig
over a drill hole
2/16-2
7
8150734
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells to
the stage where the well-head assembly is attached, but
not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum after
leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being
hole openers of a kind used to enlarge pilot holes
2/16-2
7
8150736
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells to
the stage where the well-head assembly is attached, but
not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum after
leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being oil
well casings, rubing or drill pipe, conforming to API
specifications 5A, 5AC, I F or 5AX with threaded and
coupled joints, integral threaded parts or upset ends
for weld on joints
2/16-2
7
8150736
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells
to the stage where the well-head assembly is attached,
but not including goods for, or in connection with,
controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum
after leaving the well-head assembly, under security,
being raise drill bits, but not including rotary tricone
types having all of the following characteristics:
2/16-2
7
8150737
2/16-2
7
8150738
2/16-2
7
8150739
(i) a sintered tungsten carbide compact
structure;
cutting
(ii) air circulating; and
(iii) capable of drilling a hole with a nominal dia. of
250 mm, 310 mm or 380 mm
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells
to the stage where the well-head assembly is attached,
but not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum after
leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being
rotary rock drilling bits, but not including rotary tricone types having all of the following characteristics:
(i) a sintered tungsten carbide compact
structure;
cutting
(ii) air circulation; and
(iii) capable of drilling a hole with a nominal dia. of
250 mm, 310 m m , 349 m m or 380 mm
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroleum, or the development of petroleum wells
to the stage where the well-head assembly is attached,
but not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing petroleum after
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leaving the well-head assembly, under security, being
rotary percussive rock drilling bits, but not including
detachable types having all of the following characteristics:
(i) capable of drilling holes with a nominal dia. of
89 mm to 254 mm inclusive;
(ii) for use with downhole hammers; and
(iii) a sintered tungsten carbide compact cutting
structure
Parts for use in electric mining shovels to which 84.23.3
applies, under security, as follows:
Ballast box;
Crawler side frames, rollers and tumblers;
Hoist machinery;
Machinery house;
Operator's cab;
Propel machinery;
Revolving frame;
Shovel type generators and motors; or
Truck frame
Goods that are for use in connection with the exploration
for petroluem, or the development of petroleum wells
to the stage where the well-head assembly is attached,
under security, bur not including goods for, or in connection with, controlling, treating, conveying or storing
petroleum after leaving the well-head assembly, or any
of the following goods and parts or accessories therefor
or for use therewith, viz:
(a) apparel of any kind;
(b) bits, rock drilling, of the rotary or rotary percussive type;
(c) capstans, with or without power take-offs;
(d) Christmas tree equipment;
(e) cranes;
(f) davits;
(g) desalinators;
(h) drilling machines either barge, skid, trailer or
vehicle mounted, capable of drilling holes to a
depth not exceeding 1 525 m;
(i) drilling platforms or steel structures being components or sub-assemblies for drilling platforms;
0) earthmoving machines, machinery or vehicles;
(k) flanged drilling-through equipment;
(1) goods for use in connection with—
(i) raising of petroleum to the well-head; or
(ii) controlling, treating, storing or conveying
petroleum raised to the well-head;
(m) land, platform or marine well-head equipment as
follows:
(i) adaptors;
(ii) casing connectors;
(iii) casing heads, casing housings;
(iv) cross-over flanges;
(v) drilling templates, guide bases and guide
frames;
(vi) hanger/packer mechanisms, seal assemblies;
(vii) mudline casing suspension equipment;
(viii) spools;
(ix) tubing heads;
(x) wear bushings and bowl protectors;
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(xi) well-head and conductor housings;
(xii) well-head connectors; or
(xiii) running, retrieving and testing tools for
use with equipment shown in m (i)
through (xiii);
(n) lubricants and fuels of any kind (not being
additives or conditioning agents as used with
drilling muds);
(o) natural barium sulphate;
(p) pneumatic pressure vessels, of a kind used for
handling bulk material;
(q) ring joint flanges;
(r) road vehicles of general purpose kinds;
(s) shackles;
(t) ships, boats or other floating structures;
(u) valves to which 84.61 applies, not being valves
which, at the time of entry for home consumption, a by-law or determination issued under the
provisions of item 19 in Schedule 2 to the
Customs Tariff Act 1966 is in force;
(v) welding materials for use in rebuilding or hard
facing—
(i) fluxes, agglomerated alloy bearing;
(ii) rods;
(iii) electrodes of solid drawn wire or cast
alloys;
(iv) tubes, metal, containing metallic granules
or metallic powders; or
(v) wire
(w) well bore casing centralisers and stop rings for
use therewith;
(x) winches, with or without power take-offs; or
(y) wire rope
Note:
(A) For the purposes of this by-law,
petroleum includes natural gas
(B) A reference to 'Parts' is not restricted to
parts that have the same tariff" classification as the whole goods of which they
will form a part or with which they are
for use
(C) The reference to 'Goods' includes whole
goods, parts, accessories, mechanical
driving units restricted only to the
extent of the exclusions (if any) set out
in the preamble to the by-law and the
clauses (a) to (y)
(D) For the purposes of clauses (d), (k), (m)
and (q) the words used shall be deemed
to have the same meaning as that given
to them in American Petroleum Institute (API) specification 6A
(vi) Above amendments at 5,5.81, 8.5.81, 11.5.81 and 12.5.81.
(iv)
(v)
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Department of T r a n s p o r t
Australian National Airlines Act 1945
APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN OF THE
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRLINES
COMMISSION
I, SIR STANLEY BURBURY, the Administrator of
the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia,
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive
Council, in pursuance of Section 7 of the Australian
National Airlines Act 1945, hereby appoint Sir Robert
Law-Smith to be a Commissioner and Chairman of
the Australian National Airlines Commission for the
period of five (5) years on and from 31 May 1981.
Dated this fourteenth day of May 1981.
STANLEY BURBURY
Administrator
By His Excellency's Command,
RALPH J. HUNT
Minister of State for Transport
(Ex. Min. No. 15/81)
Navigation Act 1912
ORDER UNDER SECTION 43
IN pursuance of sub-section (3) of section 43 of the
Navigation Act 1912, I, Ralph James Dunnett Hunt,
Minister of State for Transport, having considered
advice furnished for the purposes of sub-section (4)
of that section, hereby direct that, from and including
the date on which this Order is published in the
Gazette, the prescribed number and description of
seamen, other than officers, for the deck complement
of MV 'Howard Smith'; Official No. 385876; port
of registry Melbourne; shall be:
Eight Able Seamen (of whom one shall be Bosun
and one Bosun's Mate)
One Ordinary Seaman.
Dated this 14th day of April 1981.
RALPH J. HUNT
Minister of State for Transport
Navigation Act 1912
ORDER UNDER SECTION 43
IN pursuance of sub-section (3) of section 43 of the
Navigation Act 1912, I, Ralph James Dunnet Hunt,
Minister of State for Transport, having considered
advice furnished for the purposes of sub-section (4)
of that section, hereby direct that, from and including
the date on which this Order is published in the
Gazette, the prescribed number and description of
seamen, other than officers, for the engineroom of
MV 'Howard Smith'; Official No. 385876; port of
registry Melbourne, shall be:
Three Greasers (one of whom shall be designated
donkeyman).
Dated this Hth day of April 1981.
RALPH J. HUNT
Minister of State for Transport
Navigation Act 1912
Government departments
27
of that section, hereby direct that, from and including
the date on which this Order is published in the
Gazette, the number of crew attendants to be carried
MV 'Howard Smith'; Official No. 385876; port of
registry Melbourne, shall be:
Two Crew Attendants.
Dated this 14th day of April 1981.
RALPH J. HUNT
Minister of State for Transport
Department of the T r e a s u r y
Commonwealth Banks Act 1959
APPOINTMENT OF MANAGING DIRECTOR OF
THE COMMONWEALTH BANKING
CORPORATION
HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council—
(a) in pursuance of section 26 of the Commonwealth Banks Act 1959 and having received a
letter of resignation of Sir Ronald Stuart Elliott,
has terminated the appointment of Sir Ronald
Stuart Elliott as Managing Director of the
Commonwealth Banking Corporation with effect
on the expiration of 14 August 1981; and
(b) in pursuance of sub-section 25 (1) of the
Commonwealth Banks Act 1959 has appointed
Verner Thomas Christie to be Managing
Director of the Commonwealth Banking Corporation for the period commencing on 15
August 1981 and ending on the expiration of
26 September 1987.
JOHN HOWARD
Treasurer
(Ex. Min. No. 9)
RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA
NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT
Issued in pursuance of Section 41 of the Reserve Bank
Act 1959
STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF
BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY, 25 MARCH 1981
AUSTRALIAN NOTES ON ISSUE
Denomination
Number
Amount
$1
$2
S5
$10
S20
$50
$200 (£100)
Total
71 562 664
74 514 721
30 214 042
55 565 841
101 081 847
41 992 724
14
374 931 853
71 562 664
149 029 442
151 070 210
555 658 410
2 021 636 940
2 099 636 200
2 800
5 048 596 666
Notes held by:
Banks
Public
ORDER UNDER SECTION 43
IN pursuance of sub-section (3) of section 43 of the
Navigation Act 1912, I, Ralph James Dunnet Hunt,
Minister of State for Transport, having considered
advice furnished for the purposes of sub-section (4)
A. H. WILSON
For General Manager
Note Issue Department
$
607 498 439
4 441 098 227
5 048 596 666
H, M. KNIGHT
Governor
Savings
Australian Banking Statistics
Banks
a
STATEMENTS PREPARED FROM RETURNS DELIVERED TO THE STATISTICIAN UNDER SECTION 53 OF THE BANKING ACT 1959
LIABILITIES AND ASSETS WITHIN AUSTRALU OF EACH SAVINGS BANK AT THE END OF APRIL 1981 {a)
Ia
($•000)
Liabilities
Depositors"
balances
Savings Banks{b)
Balances
due to
other
bunks,
bills
payable
and all
other
liabilities
(c)
Australian public securities
Total
Coin,
bullion
and
Australian
nofes
Deposits
with
Reserve
Bank
Deposits
in Australian and State
Australia
with Treasury
Trading
Banks Bills
Notes
Other
Local
and
semigovernmental
authorities
Cheques
and bills
Loans of other
to
banks
authorised
and
dealers balances
in the with and
short- due jrom
term
other
Other
money
banks
securimarker
(d)
ties
Loans (other than
loans to authorised
dealers in the
short-term money
market), advances
and bills discounted
Housing
Bank
premises,
furniture
and
Other
sites
Bills
receivable
and all
other
assets
Total
7 852 512
374 580
8 227 092
4 878
49 910
19 6 0 5
572 000
1 164 2 4 0
2 164 5 0 9
19 0 0 4
44 600
145 7 0 0
3 854 710
271 342
201 090
10409
8 521 9 9 7
S.B. o f V i c . . . .
S.B. o f S . A . . . .
R. & I. of W.A. .
4 163 251
1 167 8 4 6
315 443
370 389
77 619
900
4 533 640
1 245 465
316 343
42 627
17 7 9 0
28 186
13 2 1 0
22 768
144 0 3 7
384
309 917
386 590
156 3 9 8
29 406
779 864
288 883
93 542
176
3 300
19 2 5 0
94 772
43 540
2 175 0 3 6
451 961
221 134
506 247
122 2 7 6
150 903
27 412
160 488
2 182
16 6 3 2
4 660 874
1 286 939
361 098
T O T A L , STATE .
5 646 540
448 908
6 095 448
60 417
41 396
167 189
326 549
572 394
1 162 289
176
22 550
138 312
2 8 4 8 131
628 523
178 3 1 5
162 6 7 0
6 308 911
S.B. o f T a s . . . .
Launceston Bk S.
198 9 3 0
194 7 4 6
4 445
6 008
203 375
200 754
2 180
3 080
65
221
21 0 1 4
16313
1 000
473
9 140
11 0 7 1
43 701
66 829
3 550
2 550
11 4 5 9
3 830
68 854
77 726
41 266
16 2 5 6
2 868
5 368
6 152
5 362
211 249
209 079
T O T A L , TRUSTEE
393 676
4 0 4 129
5 260
286
37 327
1 473
20 211
110 530
6 100
15 2 8 9
146 5 8 0
57 522
8 236
11 5 1 4
4 2 0 328
204 550
206 674
638 246
5 000
1 361 9 8 3
65 904
290
72
68
194
211
71
19
90
937
295
335
419
1
500
11 3 0 0
9 400
1 760
494
607
763
3
52
30
80
55
C.S.B
STATE
BANKs(e)—
TRUSTEE
PRIVATE
BANKS—
10453
BANKS—
A.N.Z. S.B. . . .
Adelaide S.B. . .
Wales S.B. . . .
Commercial S.B.
C.B.C. S.B. . . .
National Bk S.B.
B.N.Z. S.B. . . .
TOTAL,
176
9 238 303
176
69 000
13 2 0 7
830 798
599 608
2 628 350
28 426
21 850
26 200
4 992 832
285 253
3 3 104
4 094
9 532 898
. 22 560 512 1 404 460 23 964 972
70 731
160 592
237 328
. . 1 730 820
2 356 453
6 065 678
47 606
9 5 100
325 501
11 8 4 2 2 5 3
I 242 640
420 745
188 6 8 7
2 4 7 8 4 134
PRIVATE
TOTAL,
A L L BANKS .
910
3 037
893
1 068
1 388
7
475
572
274
999
554
8 667 784
171
2
177
48
75
94
361
384
992
973
183
406
220
570 519
2 443
2
3 215
942
1 143
1 483
7
46 500
7 746
1 108
15 5 0 0
791
31
3 250
271
384
467
545
457
405
774
2271
20 000
2 500
6 470
64
4 445
1 942
286
I
175
085
000
290
698
727
811
055
241
100
907
448
672
348
729
21 8 0 0
50
926
999
733
340
851
886
159
954
292
58
505
31 4 4 0
1 159
24i3
31 i
1 370
2 536
8
3 303
970
1 167
1 539
7
779
083
038
238
957
031
772
o
? a-
(fl) Particulars for the Commonwealth Savings Bank, The State Bank of Victoria, the Savings
Bank of South Australia, The Rural and Industries Bank of Western Australia (Savings Bank Division)
and The Hobart Savings Bank relate to the end of the month, those for the Launceston Bank for Savings
to the last Monday in the month, and those for the other Savings Banks to the last Wednesday in the
month. Excludes capital and reserves and inter-branch accounts.
(b) For legend on abbreviations
NOTE. Any discrepancies between totals and sums of components arc due to rounding.
of Bank names see footnote on page 29.
(c) Includes provisions for contingencies.
(d) Includes
deposits with and loans to specified banks other than Trading Banks.
(e) The information for the
State Savings Banks is supplied and published under a special arrangement with the banks and not
under the Banking Act.
>5
c
o
Commonwealth
of Australia
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Gazette
Government
departments
29
DEPOSITORS' BALANCES IN EACH STATE AND THE TERRITORIES FOR EACH SAVINGS BANK AT THE END OF
APRIL 1981
(Excludes inter-branch accounts)
(S'OOO)
Savings Banks^
C.S.B
New
South
Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South
Australia
Western
Australia
Tasmania
Australian
Capital
Territory,
Northern
Territory
and Other
3 399 104
1 683 010
1 453 542
532 297
494 050
141 128
149 381
STATE B A N K S —
S.B. of Vic
S.B. ofS.A
R. & L o f W . A .
TOTAL, STATE
4 163 251
1 167 846
. .
.
4 163 251
.
1 167 846
315443
315 443
TRUSTEE B A N K S —
S.B. of Tas
Launceston Bk. S.
198 930
194 746
TOTAL, TRUSTEE
393 676
PRIVATE B A N K S —
A.N.Z. S.B
Wales S.B
Commercial S.B. . .
C.B.C. S.B
National Bk. S.B. . .
B.N.Z. S.B
529 745
I 474 348
176 480
570 952
204 915
4 205
798 048
554 946
350 654
317917
515 666
1 459
382 686
553 875
186 354
137 621
382 432
1 890
332 032
120 179
75 702
10 396
150 949
125 222
235 709
45 431
9 692
105 324
58 220
29 642
48 141
5 847
8 112
45 957
68 776
10810
15 849
21 601
TOTAL, PRIVATE
2 960 645
2 538 690
1 644 858
689 258
521 378
149 962
162 993
TOTAL, A L L B A N K S
6 359 749
8 384 951
3 098 400
2 389 401
1 330 871
684 766
312 374
Depositors' Balances in each Territory—
Australian Capital Territory
Northern Territory
Other
S'OOO
199 155
104 216
9 003
tC.S.B.—Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia.
S.B. of Vic.—The Sute Bank of Victoria.
S.B. of S.A.—The Savings Bank of South Australia.
R. & I. of W.A.—The Rural and Industries Bank of Western Australia (Savings Bank Division).
S.B. of Tas.—The Hobart Savings Bank (trading as The Savings Bank of Tasmania).
Launceston Bk S.—Launceston Bank for Savings.
A.N.Z. S.B.—Australia and New Zealand Savings Bank Limited.
Adelaide S.B.—The Bank of Adelaide Savings Bank Limited.
Wales S.B.—Bank of New South Wales Savings Bank Limited.
Commercial S.B.—The Commercial Savings Bank of Australia Limited.
C.B.C. S.B.—C.B.C. Savings Bank Limited.
National Bk S.B.—The National Bank Savings Bank Limited.
B.N.Z. S.B.—Bank of New Zealand Savings Bank Limited.
30
Defence force appointments,
etc.
DEFENCE FORCE
APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
Royal Australian Navy
RESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED BY CNS UNDER
THE NAVAL DEFENCE ACT 1910
PURSUANT to Section 13 of the Naval Defence Act
1910, the resignations of the following officers have
been approved with effect on and from the dates
shown.
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES
The resignation of Lieutenant Christopher James
Horner of his appointment is accepted to date 2€ June
1981.
The resi^ation of Lieutenant Anthony Clifford
Wynne of his appointment is accepted to date 23 June
1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant Bryan Victor
Rolandsen of his appointment is accepted to date 19
June 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Paul Adrian Lee
of his appointment is accepted to date 5 May 1981.
WOMEN'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL
SERVICE
The resignation of Midshipman Brenda June Maslen
of her appointment is accepted to date 5 May 1981.
G. J. WILLIS
Vice Admiral
Chief of Naval Staff
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES
CORRIGENDUM
With reference to Serial Number 29/81 notification
of which was published in Gazette No. G 1 7 of 28.4.8'1
the portion related to the resignation of Lieutenant
Frederick Greedy is amended to read 14 March 1982.
G. J. WILLIS
Vice Admiral
Chief of Naval Staff
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES
GRANT OF ACTING RANK
Commander Anthony Blakiston Robinson is to act
in the rank of Captain on and from 25 May '198il.
G. J. WILLIS
Vice Admiral
Chief of Naval Staff
RESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED BY CNS UNDER
THE NAVAL DEFENCE ACT 1910
PURSUANT to Section 13 of the Naval Defence Act
1910, the resignations of the following officers have
been approved with effect on and from the dates
shown.
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES
The resignation of Commander Robert John Greig
of his appointment is accepted to date 17 July 1981.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 198J
The resignation of Lieutenant-Commander Vincent
Windsor Powell of his appointment is accepted to
date 3 October 1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant-Commander Barry
John Arnison of his appointment is accepted to date
12 July 1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant Michael Warwick
Shepherd of his appointment is accepted to date 8
May 1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant Michael Geoffrey
Aitchison of his appointment is accepted to date 19
June 1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant Stephen Wilfred
Cook of his appointment is accepted to date 3
August 1981.
The resignation of Lieutenant John Bernard
Merton of his appointment is accepted to date 15
June 1981.
The resignation of Sub-Lieutenant Hans Reinhardt
Hornig of his appointment is accepted to date 13
April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Stephen Paul
Kuzela of his appointment is accepted to date 14
April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Howard Kim
Williams of his appointment is accepted to date 30
April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Orazio Cassaniti of
his appointment is accepted to date 29 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Christopher
Stewart Co'eman of his appointment is accepted to
date 14 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Gordon James
Foubister of his appointment is accepted to date 29
Aprili 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Mark John
Humphreys of his appointment is accepted to date
17 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Stephen Alan Jay
of his appointment is accepted to date 17 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Perry Dee King of
his appointment is accepted to date 30 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Heinz Lepahc of
his appointment to date 23 April 1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Phillip Andrew
Smith of his appointment is accepted to date 17 April
1981.
The resignation of Midshipman Ross Peter Webb
of his appointment is accepted to date 30 April 1981.
The resignation of Cadet Midshipman Greg Dean
Heesom of his appointment is accepted to date 17
April 1981.
WOMEN'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL
SERVICE
The resignation of Midshipman Karen Elizabeth
Affleck of her appointment is accepted to date 4 May
1981.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL NURSING
SERVICE
The resignation of Sub-Lieutenant Fiona Elizabeth
Coleman of her appointment is accepted to date 22
May 1981.
The resignation of Sub-Lieutenant Susan Mary
Reilly of her appointment is accepted to date 18
April 1981.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY EMERGENCY
LIST OF OFFICERS
The resignation of Lieutenant-Commander Jeffery
Charles Lundy Foot of his appointment is accepted
to date 17 April 19«1.
G. J. WILLIS
Vice-Admiral
Chief of Naval Staff
PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES
CORRIGENDUM
With reference to Serial Number 9/81 notification
of which was published in Gazette No. G 10 of
10.3.81 the portion related to the resignation of
Lieutenant Soraya Betty Shalders is cancelled.
G. J. WILLIS
Vice-Admiral
Chief of Naval Staff
Defence force appointments, etc. 31
Equipment Branch
A. W. Wood 049210, J. L. Bowen 0230174,
T. J. Couch 0125396.
Dated this twentieth day of May 1981,
STANLEY BURBURY
Administrator
By His Excellency's Command,
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 197)
In pursuance of sub-regulation 57 (1) of the Air
Force Regulations Flight Lieutenant J. D, Thynne
0120160 be transferred from the Special 'Duties Branch
to the General Duties Branch of the Permanent Air
Force, with his current rank and seniority of three
years to date on and from the date of transfer.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Royal A u s t r a l i a n A i r Force
Minister of State for Defence
PURSUANT to Air Force Regulation 73<3)(a) the (Ex. Min. No. 188—Approved 20 May 1981)
resignation of the air force office of the following
officer is accepted on the date shown:
In pursuance of sub-regulation 88 (2) of the Air
PERMANENT AIR FORCE
Force Regulations, to extend the age for retirement
of Squadron Leader V. J. O'Brien, M.B.E., 02774 be
Special Duties Branch
by two years and in pursuance of regulation
Pilot Officer L L. Dybing L511569, 22 May 1981. extended
86 of the Air Force Regulations, to place Squadron
R. E. TREBILCO Leader V. J. O'Brien, M.B.E., 02774 be placed on
Air Vice-Marshal the Retired List on and from 17 June 1983.
Chief of Air Force Personnel
KEVIN NEWMAN
Delegate of the Chief of the Air Staff
Minister of State for Administrative Services
21 May 1981.
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 205—Approved 20 May 1981)
PURSUANT to Air Force Regulation 73 (3) (a) the
following change is made:
PERMANENT AIR FORCE
TRANSFER OF OFFICER
Equipment Branch
In pursuance of Regulation 57 of the Air Force
The resignation of Wing Commander J. T. Walsh Regulations Wing Commander E. D. Plenty 04668
0315677 of his air force office is accepted 13 January of the General Duties Branch be transferred from the
Permanent Air Force to the Citizen Air Force for
1982.
service in the Air Force Reserve, Special Duties
•R. E. TREBILOO Branch, with his current rank and seniority, until the
Air Vice-Marshal expiration of 31 March 1986.
Chief of Air Force Personnel
KEVIN NEWMAN
Delegate of the Chief of the Air Staff
Minister of State for Administrative Services
21 May 1981.
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
I, SIR STANLEY BURBURY, the Administrator of (Ex. Min. No. 198—Approved 20 May 1981)
the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia,
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive
Council in pursuance of sub-regulation 45 (1) of the IN pursuance of sub-regulations 59A (1), 59A (2) and
Air Force Regulations hereby promote the followmg 59A A7) of the Air orce Regulations to confirm the
Flight Lieutenants to the substantive rank of Squadron grant of acting rank, as indicated, to the following
Leader with effect on and from 1 July 1981.
fhcers be confirmed:
General Duties Branch
General Duties Branch
M. R. Downing 0321671, I. M. Filsell 0230158.
(Wing Commander) Squadron Leader T. P. Body
0223104, 8 April 1981; (Squadron Leader) Flight
Engineer Branch
Lieutenants A. J. Curr 0117504, 28 April 1981;
W. A. Hector 0218854, 28 April 1981.
J. W, Downing 0125490.
32 Defence jorce appointments, etc.
Engineer Branch
(Group Captain) Wing Commander M. J. Brennan
015984, 14 April 1981.
Equipment Branch
(Wing Commander) Squadron Leaders M. C. Coles
0318389, 14 April 1981; C. K. Western 0316694, 29
April I9S1; (Squadron Leader) Flight Lieutenant
J. .F. Kilrain 055436; 29 April 1981.
Medical Branch
(Squadron Leader) Flight Lieutenant S. M. Buckland
0124268, 3 April 1981.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 207—Approved 20 May 1981)
IN pursuance of Regulation 57 of the Air Force
Regulations each of the following officers be transferred from the Permanent Air Force to the Citizen
Air Force for service in the Air Force Reserve until
the expiration of the date shown and with rank as
indicated:
General Duties Branch
Wing Commanders W. E. Scott, A.F.C. 0219569,
1 April 1986; D. J. Walters 0216120, 7 April 1986;
D. G. C. Stenhouse 0213027, 27 April 1986; Squadron
Leader A. H. Trafford 0216988, 14 April 1986; Flight
Lieutenants P. G. Robinson 0319911, 16 April 1986;
B. L. Stott 0319202, 22 April 1986; L. J. Evans
0225920, 29 April '1986.
Engineer Branch
Squadron Leader R. S. Greeney 061219, 28 April
1986.
Equipment Branch
Squadron Leader D. Jones 055542, 1 April 1986;
Flight Lieutenant B. A. Lake 0510234, 10 April 1986.
Medical Branch
Flight Lieutenants H. M. Pietsch N320238, 8 April
1986, R. A. Mathie N126093, 14 April 1986.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 206—Approved 20 May 1981)
CITIZEN AIR FORCE
In accordance with Air Force Regulation 88 (2) the
age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant (temporary
Wing Commander) B. Capper 023023 be extended by
two years and in accordance with Air Force Regulation 86 to place him on the Retired List on <6 October
1983.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 191—Approved 20 May 1981)
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
CITIZEN AIR FORCE
the age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant (temporary
age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant (temporary
Wing Commander) J. Dawkins 0318615 be extended
by two years and in accordance with Air Force
Regulation 86 to place him on the Retired List on 22
June 1983.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 190—Approved 20 May 1981)
PERMANENT AIR FORCE
IN accordance with Air Force Regulation 86 the
following officers be placed on the Retired List:
General Duties Branch
Group Captain P. W. Kennedy, O.B.E., 04667
Equipment Branch
Group Captain R. G. Halverson, O.B.E. 0312978.
KEVIN NEWMAN
Minister of State for Administrative Services
for and on behalf of the
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. .Min. No. 154—Approved 20 May 1981)
1, SIR STANLEY BURBURY, the Administrator of
the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia,
acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby—
(a) in pursuance of sub-regulation 73 (5) of the
Air Force Regulations, accept the resignation,
dated 19 February 1981 by Air Commodore
John Ralph Anstee, A.O., of his air force
office, the resignation to become effective on
10 July 1981; and
(b) in pursuance of regulation 86 of the Air Force
Regulations, place Air Commodore John Ralph
Anstee, A.O., on the Retired List on and from
10 July 1981.
Dated this twentieth day of May 1981.
STANLEY BURBURY
Administrator
By His Excellency's Command,
D. J. KILLEN
Minister of State for Defence
(Ex. Min. No. 189)
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Commonwealth
teaching service
33
COMMONWEALTH TEACHING SERVICE
FORM OF APPEAL
There is no standard form of appeal; however, the
appeal, which would be typewritten, must show:
Dale of Gazette
Name of provisional promotee
Position to which promotion made
Ground
of Appeal.
PROVISIONAL PROMOTIONS
The following particulars of the appellant should
THE following promotions are provisional and are
subject to appeal by qualified officers to the Com- appear at the foot of the appeal:
missioner of the Commonwealth Teaching Service,
Full Name (block letters)
and where consequent upon another provisional proCTS Reference Number
motion, are dependent upon the latter being conPromotional Status, e.g. Substantive Band 2 Primary
firmed. The date of promotion is 9 June 1981. Where
or Band 3 Secondary Eligibility
an officer desires to appeal against two or more
provisional promotions, a separate appeal must be
Present School
lodged for each one.
An appeal is acknowledged.
The officer is invited to submit a supporting stateWHERE TO LODGE APPEALS
ment, with the appeal. This statement must be in
Appeals must be lodged, either by letter or telegram, triplicate, and contain:
so as to be received on or before the close of busiFull Name
ness on the 21st day after the date of this notification.
CTS
Reference Number
They are to be addressed to:
Educational Qualifications (in detail), including
The Commissioner,
courses which have not resulted in a formal
Commonwealth Teaching Service,
qualification
- P.O. Box 39,
Woden, A.C.T. 2606.
Details of Teaching Experience, including levels
of classes
Summary of Claims, which should be prepared
GROUNDS OF APPEAL
with the detailed duty statement for the position
The grounds of appeal are:
to which a provisional promotion has been
(a) Superior efficiency; or
made very much in mind
(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.
The supporting statement, whether sent separately
or with the appeal, must be received by the office of
the Commissioner within twenty-one days after the
date of this notification. If at all possible, supporting
statements should be typewritten.
THE following provisional promotions have now been
confirmed:
In Gazette No. G 10 of 10 March 1981: Margaret
Maria Russell; and
In Gazette No. G-l? of 28 April 19&1: Christopher
Peter Conti.
Name
Joan Estelle Hurren
Promoted from
Teacher, Band I, Auditory Training Centre
OFFICERS of the Commonwealth Teaching Service
who have the appropriate Commonwealth Teaching
Service promotional eligibility (schools) may apply
for the vacancies advertised below, which may be
filled by transfer or promotion.
Applications should be made on the appropriate
Commonwealth Teaching Service Form, CTS-SC-120
and must be forwarded to reach:
The Acting Commissioner,
Commonwealth Teaching Service,
P.O. Box 39,
Woden, A.C.T. 2606
for A.C.T. positions, or
P.O. Box 5454,
Darwin, N.T. 5794
for Northern Territory positions, by: 30 June 1981.
Officers are reminded of CTS policy in relation to
applications for transfer/promotion to positions at
Bands 4, 3, or 2 level.
10734/81—2
Promoted to
Assistant Pre-School Officer, Band 2
Primary, A.C.T. Authority Office
Applications for transfer/promotion to each vacant
position at Band 4, 3 or 2 level which is notified in
the Gazette must be made on a separate Form
CTS-120 and should indicate positions sought.
Applicants for HDA transfer to promotions
positions should submit Form CTS-120.
If applicants wish, they may submit additional
information relevant to the specific duties of the
position or positions applied for.
Applicants for transfer/promotion are reminded
that it is necessary to have claims and statements
made in their applications substantiated.
Supporting documentation may be submitted with
one of a number of applications and reference made
to it in the others.
34
Bankruptcy
Commonwealth
of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Act
Senior Teacher: Mathematics,
Westoc Creek High SchooL
Band
2
Secondary,
Duties: Act as team leader of the Mathematics staff
in planning and supervising the implementation of
the school's Mathematics program. Participate in the
curriculum development of mathematics, lead the
staff in the continuing development of computer
studies within the school. Allocate staff to classes and
supervise teaching within the Mathematics faculty
and co-ordinate the placement, guidance, assessment
and supervision of pupils in Mathematics studies.
Salary:
$23807.
T H E following notices received f r o m the Registrar,
Official Receiver and Trustees in each Bankruptcy
District appear under their respective Districts and
appropriate sectional headings.
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEW SOUTH WALES A N D THE A U S T R A L I A N
CAPITAL TERRITORY
PETITIONS
The date of bankruptcy appears following the name
and particulars.
276/81—Brian
Mclnnes,
Greenacre (6.4.81).
167
3 1 5 / 8 1 — P a u l Anthony
Black.
Woolloomooloo (15.4.81).
6 Bourke
3 2 3 / 8 1 — S h i r l e y Margaret Nankervis,
Highway, Wahroonga (16.4.81).
Street,
Mil
Pacific
324/81—Re Graham John Lennon, 'Avonley', R M B
306, M a j u r a Road, Fyshwick, A.C.T. (16.4.&1).
325/81—Re
Michael
Charles
Bourgeois,
T o d m a n Avenue, Kensington (22.4.81).
326/81—Re Joffre Rov
Earlwood (22.4.81).
Piggott,
7/171
4 / 1 5 9 Homer Street,
327/81—Re Robert
John Russell,
Flat
Street, Broulee, N.S.W. (22.4.&1).
Parkinson,
4,
Francis
238
Polding
Dl Wortley
3 3 0 / 8 1 — R e Derek Matthews
(alno known as Clive
Matthews),
27 Lalor Drive, Springwood (23.4.81).
166 Clarke
Street,
331/81—Re Victoria
Chiistine
Luckwell,
5 Matika
Place, Lethbridge Park, Mount Druitt (23.4.81).
Mil
Pacific
A1 Ashburton
Mitchell
and Judith
15 Joseph Street, Blakehurst
and
14/22 Penkivil Street, Bondi
and Suzanne
Adams,
North
Wollongong
329/81—Re Norman
Lindsay
Street, Balmain (23.4.81).
295/81—/?e
Frederick
Arnold
Hoitink,
52
McCormack Street, Curtin, A.C.T. (8.4.8)1).
296/81—i?e Ronald
Sydney
Benson,
11 Willandra
Street, Lane Cove (9.4.8il).
297/8il—Re John Seirersen, Ainslie Village, Ainslie,
A.C.T. (9.4.81).
Diamond
Street,
Clarke
294/S\~Re
Deneze Margarete Snillard,
Circuit, Kaleen, A.C.T. (7.4.81).
2 9 9 / 8 1 — R e Harry
3 1 4 / 8 1 — R e Lawrence
Adams
30-32
Pleasant
Avenue,
(15.4.81).
Muresk
70 Gladstone
2 9 3 / 8 1 — R e William
George
Thomas
and
Helen
Mary Ann Thomas,
2 Tindale Street, Muswellbrook (7.4.81).
Walter
19
166
292/81—Ian
Barkla
Nankervis,
Highway, Wahroonga (7.4.81).
Mitchell,
310/81—/?e Silvio
Mariniello,
Farrer, A.C.T. (15.4.81).
Briscoe,
2 8 0 / 8 1 — B r i a n David Leech, 19 Dorothy Street,
Armidale (6.4.81).
281/81—Re
Antoinette
Miriam
Pass more,
131
Woodburn Road, Evans Head (6.4.81).
2 8 7 / 8 1 — M a r g a r i t a Eugenia Sonego,
10 Kurnell
Street, Botany (8.4.81).
288/811—Ke Augustin
Sonego,
10 Kurnell Street,
Botany (8.4.81).
2 9 1 / 8 1 — R e Reginald John Severin and Helen Joy
Severin, 5 Hurd Street, Wagga Wagga (7.4.81).
298/81—Richard
3 0 9 / 8 1 — R e Trevor Sidney Haymes and Lynette Fay
Haymes,
71 Clapham Road, Sefton (14.4.81).
328/81—Re Kenneth
Bruce
Street, Fairfield (23.4.81).
2 7 8 / 8 1 — C y n t h i a Ann
Guilliamse,
Street, Howlong (6.4.8-1).
Adrian
Guilliamse,
(6.4.81).
1 Leonard Place,
Road,
Wangee
2 7 7 / 8 1 — R e Kenneth
Raymond
Cook,
Avenue, Wollongong (6.4.81).
219/Si—Re
Howlong
Haley,
3 1 6 / 8 1 — R e Michael
John Osborne
and
Michele
Verlane Osborne, 15 Denny Street, Latham, A.C.T.
(15.4.81).
BANKRUPTCY ACT
DEBTORS'
3 0 8 / 8 1 — T h o m a s Edward
St Marys (14.4.81).
Nancy
Ann
(10.4.81).
Diamond,
(10.4.81).
3 0 0 / 8 1 — L e i g h Boardman,
61 McKJllop Circuit,
Kambah, A.C.T. (10.4.81).
301/81—Re Jennifer Boardman,
61 McKjllop Circuit,
Kambah, A.C.T, (il3.4.81).
3 3 6 / 8 1 — R e Coral Beatrice Steele and Trevor
Steele, 45 Captain Cook Drive, Willmot,
Druitt (27.4.81).
337/81—Re Robert
Leeton (27.4.81).
Brian
341/81—Re Janice
Avenue, Woonona
Ann
McLaughlin,
(28.4.81).
342/81—Re
Woonona
Chamings,
Neil McLaughlin,
(28.4.8il).
48
Charles
Mount
Farm
207,
48
Doris
Doris
Avenue,
343/81—Re Dianne Josephine Ford, 21/46 Lawrence
Margrave Drive, Warwick F a r m (28.4.81).
35il/81—Re Victor Cyril
Narrabeen (29.4.81).
Clarke,
1/152 Ocean Street,
352/81—Re William John Cambourn,
Road, North Manly (29.4.81).
353/81—Re
Francis
John
O'Leary,
Avenue, Wagga Wagga (29.4.81).
354/81—Re John Henry
Belmont (30.4.81).
3 5 5 / 8 1 - R e John Harold
Campsie (4.5.81).
Parkes,
400 Pitt water
30
Hodson
1/16 Marks Street,
Water son, 37 Coper Street,
356/81—Re Raymond
George Bills and Gloria
Bills, Pacific Highway, Newrybar (5.5.81).
362/81—Re John
Edward
Carpenter,
Street, Paddington (5.5.81).
13
363/81—Re Gregory Glen Staines and Jannette
Staines, 3 Coppin Place, Doonside (5.5.8(1).
371/81—Re
Peter
Charles
Bradley,
Crescent, Merewether (6.5.81).
372/81—Re
John
Cawdell
Smith,
Avenue, Campbelltown (6.5.81).
Dawn
Heeley
Anne
26
Rowan
103
Hoddle
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G23, 9 June 1981
3 7 3 / 8 1 — W i l l i a m Clive Hicks, 422 Union Road,
Albury (5.5.81).
3 7 4 / & 1 — M a r g a r e t Anne Dowell, Heuske Road,
Jindera (5.5.81).
3 7 5 / 8 1 — K e n n e t h William Dowell, Heuske Road,
Jindera (5.5.81).
376/81—Re Maree Constance Kompara (also known
as Maree Constance Bryant), 13 Arthur Street,
Ashfield (7.5.81).
3 7 7 / 8 1 — S u s a n Gail Wainohu, 3/17 Jarrett Street,
Ballina (8.5.81).
3 7 8 / 8 1 — P e t e r White, 80 Mills Street, Warners
Bay (8.5.81).
3 7 9 / 8 1 — A l e x a n d e r Miller, c/o 40 Wambool
Street, Narrabundah (11.5.81).
3 8 0 / 8 1 — N o e l John Burke, ;106/196 Glebe Point
Road, Glebe (11.5.81).
3 8 1 / 8 1 — J o s e p h Arthur Pratt, 1 Page Street,
Wentworthville (11.5.81).
384/81—Re Gordon Ronald Eddy and Jennifer Ann
Eddy, 36 Lyne Street, Henty (11.5.81).
3 8 6 / 8 1 — R o b y n Olivia Clarke, 27 Blackwood
Crescent, Macquarie Fields (12.5.8'1).
387/81—Re Pamela Lome Hogan, 5 Ro-,cmary Place,
Macquarie Fields (12.5.81).
388/81—Re Steven Jcff:ies, cnr Boronia and
Carrabeen Streets, Evans Head (12.5.81).
389/81—/?^ Kevin William Kelleher, 20 Tumbi Road,
Tumbi Umbi (12.5.81).
396/81—Re Horst Schultz (also known as George
Schultz), 'Avalon Park', Bundarra (13.5.81).
3 9 7 / 8 1 — C h r i s t o p h e r John Morgan,
2/13
Gladstone Street, Newport (14.5.81).
3 9 8 / 8 1 — W i l l i a m Arthur Ramsay, 2 Colton Place,
Downer, A.C.T. (15.5.81).
3 9 9 / 8 1 — L a r r y Alien McKell, 6/17 Hill Street,
Campsie (15.5.81).
4 0 0 / 8 1 — C l a r e n c e Rex Alexander, 72 Baron
Street, Cooma (15.5.81).
^01/81—Re Dennis James Trappel, 20 Elk in Avenue,
Raymond Terrace (18.5.81).
410/81—Re Stephen James Bannerman, Highs Road,
West Pennant Hills (19.5.81).
4 1 1 / 8 1 — D a i s y Evelyn McDougali, 1/57 Bourke
Street, North Wollongong (19.5.81).
4 1 2 / 8 1 — R o v Colin McDougali, 1/57 Bourke
Street, North Wo'longong (19.5.81).
4 2 2 / 8 1 — T r e v o r Collin Allen, 2 Campbell Parade,
Bondi Beach (20.5.81).
423/81—Re Mi.iani Margaret Elaine Harris, 2
Watson Place, Doonside (21.5.81).
424/81—/?^ Juani'a Margaret Fauntleroy and Leon
Murray Fauntleroy, Caravan Park, Jackadgery
(21.5.81).
4 2 5 / 8 1 — R i c h a r d Bruce Cairncross, 15 Gidley
Crescent, Claymore (22.5.81).
426/81—Re Cheryl Jennifer Cairncross (formerly
known as Nunn), 15 Gidley Crescent, Claymore
(22.5.&1).
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS
2S2/S\—Re Hilton R. Byrnes, Nutt Road, Londonderry (6.4.81).
2 8 3 / 8 1 — P a t r i c i a Mary Bradley, 212A Hastings
River Drive, Port Macquarie (6.4.81).
Bankruptcy Act
35
2 8 4 / 8 1 — J o h n G. Cooper, Suite 45, 48/50 Civic
Arcade, George Street, Parramatta (6.4.81).
2 8 5 / 8 ) 1 — M c Q u i l l a n (female), 50 Connemarra
Street, Bexley (6.4.81).
2S6/m—Re Arthur John Loughlin, U Hughes Street,
Potts Point (7.4.»1).
2 8 9 / 8 1 1 — B e t t y e Mildred Lorraine Brewer, 38
McDonald Avenue, Temeplestowe, Vic. (8,4.&1).
290/S\—Re Maxwell Gordon Brewer, 38 McDonald
Avenue, Templestowe, Vic. (8.4.81).
3 0 2 / 8 1 1 — C h a r l e s E. Darnell, 6/47 Morgan Street,
Merewether (I3.4.8il).
3 0 3 / 8 1 — F r a n k P. Lovett, il9 Darwin Street,
Cessnock (113.4.81).
3 0 4 / 8 1 — W i l l i a m S. Smith, 39 Captain Cook
Drive, Willmot (13.4.81).
305/81—7? e Max Rothapfel, 63 Kendall Street,
Charlestown (il3.4.81).
3 0 6 / 8 1 — C a r o l Ann Nolan, 10 Connolly Avenue,
Padstow Heights (13.4.81).
3 0 7 / 8 1 — B a r r y G. Davidson, 16 Linton Street,
Baulkham Hills (13.4.81).
m/m—Re
Phillip E. Welch, 147 Burdett Street,
Wahroonga East (14.4.81).
3 1 2 / 8 1 — A l l a n Goddard, Grove Street, Spring Hill
(14.4.8(1).
313/81—Re John Spencer, 14/3 Gallimore Avenue,
Balmain (il4.4.8il).
317/81—Re John R. Joyce, 28 Feramin Avenue,
Mount Druitt (14.4.81).
3118/81—Re Kenneth R. White, 36 Aurora Drive,
Tregear 14.4.81).
319/81—/?^ Kerry le Diane May Ian, 220 River Street,
Ballina (14.4.81).
3 2 O / 8 1 I — N e v i l l e Adamson,
Townsville, Qld
(14.4.81).
321I/81I—Re William Thomas Thomson, 9 Jindabyne
Street, Frenchs Forest (14.4.81).
3 2 2 / 8 i l — G r e g o r y John Hooper, 30 Dawn Crescent,
Thornlands (14.4.81).
3 3 2 / S I — A l a n C. Leahy, 1 Grose Place, Camden
South (23.4.811).
3 3 3 / 8 i l — P . Cheung (male), 91 Burren Street,
Newtown (23.4.811).
334/81—Re Howard E. Cutts, 165 Kings Road, New
Lambton (23.4.8-1).
335/81—i?^ Ray Allen, 3 Alston Parade, North Belmont (23.4.81).
338/&l_/?^ Russell Mobbs, 75 Grove Street, Casula
(27.4.811).
3 3 9 / 8 1 — R o b y n Anne Rae, 1 Jersey Place, Muswellbrook (27.4.81).
340/81—Re Gregory Francis Rae, 1 Jersey Place,
Muswellbrook (27.4.81).
3 4 4 / 8 ( 1 — M i c h a e l Robert Winters, 9 Cambert
Street, Ballina (28.4.8il).
U5/S\—Re
J. Myers (male), 61 Kalaroo Road,
Redhead (28.4.81).
346/81—Re Colin Courtney, Central Industrial Prison,
Long Bay Gaol, Malabar (28.4.81).
3 4 7 / 8 1 — G r a e m e Caesar, 51 Hampstead Road,
Hoppers Crossing (28.4.81).
348/811—/?e Lloyd Augustine Logue, 8 Meredith Street,
Blaxland (28.4.8J1).
36 Bankruptcy Act
U9/S\—Re
Phillip Nolan, 30 Desborough Street.
St Mary; (28.4.81).
350/81—Re Margarei
Rose Fletcher,
Gregory
Matthew Fletcher and Noel Thomas Fletcher, 56
Byng Street, Orange (28.4.81).
251/S\—Re Beth Abbott, Attuon Highway. Geeveston,
Tas. (4.5.81).
358/81—Re Graham T. Flower, 7 Clinton Avenue,
Narellan (4.5.&1).
3 5 9 / 8 1 — L u c a s Kosmas and Elvis Combos, 1/95
Duncan Street, Maroubra (4.5.81).
360/81—/?^ Ljubomir Vuina, A/II Edward Street,
Bondi (4.5.81).
3 6 1 / 8 1 — W i n s o m e Mary Robertson, 126 Highfield
Street, Quakers Hill (4.5.81).
364/81—Re Rodney J. Burgess, Lot 74, Ingleburn
Road, Leppington (5.5.81).
365/81—Re Nick Rournbas, 2 Roseneath Avenue,
Kingsgrove (5.5.81).
366/81—Re Bruce Joseph Reynolds
and Carol
Reynolds,
1 Cambridge Street, Valley Heights
(5.5.81).
3 6 7 / 8 1 — N e v i l l e E. Bryant, 10 Henry Street,
Bathurst (5.5.81).
3 6 8 / 8 - 1 — G e o r g e William Peisley, 3 Moorehead
Street, Latham, A.C.T. (5.5.81).
369/81—Re Douglas Hamilton McDougall, 7 The
Crescent, The Entrance (5.5.81).
370/81—Re Phillip John Timbs, 21 Pearson Avenue,
Gordon (5.5.81).
382/81—Re Tom Lesic, 6 Stewart Avenue, Blacktown (il'1.5.81).
383/81—Re Reg Taylor, 'Parkville', Mount McKenzie,
via Tenterfield 011.5.81).
3 8 5 / 8 1 — C l i f f o r d Brian Guyati, 33 McArthur
Parade, Mangerton (11.5.81).
3 9 0 / 8 1 — F . W. Saville (male), 6 Rowley Street,
Milestom (I2.5.8il).
3 9 1 / 8 . 1 — R o b e r t Schad, 101 Frederick Street,
Seven Hills (12.5.81).
3 9 2 / 8 ' l — T h e o d o r e Schuler, 39 Warrigo Street,
Sadlier (12.5.81).
393/81I—/?(? Giocomo Volpes, 43 Joseph Street, Blacktown (:12.5.81).
394/81—/?^ John O'Shaughnessy, 443 Wilson Street,
Albury (12.5.81).
395/81—/^c Lloyd Harold Wrixon Russell, 'Wynmalee',
sub-division of 'Willo-Wyn', Murray's Run via Cessnock ( 1 I 2 . 5 . 8 I ) .
A02/S\~Re
Ronald Posa, 13 Parkins Street, St
Marys (18.5.81).
403/81—/^c Anthony John Randall, 34 Links Avenue,
Roseville (18.5.81).
4 0 4 / 8 1 — E l a i n e Mary Valery, 127 Phillip Street,
Gladstone, Qld (118.5.81).
4 0 5 / 8 1 I — L o i n s Julian Valery, 127 Phillip Street,
Gladstone, Qld 018.5.81).
4 0 6 / 8 1 — G i o v a n n i Lops, 3 Hamstead Road, Dulwich Hill (18.5.81).
407/8
Manuel Halicas, 332 Crown Street,
Surry Hills (18.5.81).
4 0 8 / 8 1 — R o b e r t C. Simshauser, 2 Regent Street,
Narrabri 018.5.81).
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
4 0 9 / 8 1 — C o l i n Bruce Thistle ton, 273 Penshurst
Street, Willoughby 018.5.81).
4 1 3 / & 1 — R u t h A. Banks, 10 Margarwa Avenue.
Lethbridge Park (19.5.81).
4\A/^a—Re M. Maher (female), Bold Street, Laurieton 019.5.81).
415/81—/?^ Frederick Prophet, 99 Webster Road,
Lurnea (19.5.81).
4 ' 1 6 / 8 1 — M a u r e e n May Shirvington, 40 Beach
Street, Emu Plains (19.5.81).
4\1/\S—Re
Robert Lloyd Davis, 1 Bay Road, Oatley
(19.5.81).
4 I 8 / 8 1 I — G r e t e l Pinniger, 67 Fitzroy Street, Surry
Hills 019.5.81).
4)19/81—Re Owen B. Holmes, 6 Buna Street, Orange
(I9.5.81I).
4 2 0 / 8 1 — 5 . Coleman (male), 59 Cromwell Street,
Cooma 019.5.81).
4 2 1 / 8 1 — C h r i s t o p h e r John McMullen, 450 Old
Prospect Road, Wentworthville 019.5.81).
DISCHARGES UNDER SECTION 149
The date of discharge appears following the name
and particulars.
n/lS—Re
David John Edward Barnes, 1/113 Station
Street, Penrith (30.1.80).
533/15—Re James Leigh Rootsey, Diane Kay Rootsey,
31 Simpson Street, Tumut (23.12.80).
735/77—Re Douglas MacKinnon, 70 Moxhams Road,
Winston Hills (1.2.81).
1 4 8 6 / 7 7 — W i l l i a m Thornton Menzies Miller, 11
loana Avenue, North Rocks (13.4.81).
5 0 / 7 8 — J o h n Malcolm Hargreaves and Suzanne
Hargreaves, 1 Murdoch Crescent, Connells Point
(9.2.81).
59/IS—Re Ivan Mandic. 40 Larakia Street, Waramanga, A.C.T. (10.2.81).
GX/lS—Re Alan Frederick Kemball, 2 Susan Place,
Gymea (11.2.81).
63/lS~Re
Paul Frederick Rollins, 44 Christian Road,
Punchbowl (14.2.81).
64/78—Re Robert John Brown, 17 Andover Crescent,
Hebersham (14.2.81).
65/78—Re Suzanne Lorraine Brown, 17 Andover
Crescent, Hebersham (14.2.81).
66/IS—Re Peter Norman O'Reilly, 18 Old Western
Road, Prospect (15.2.81).
6 8 / 7 8 — G e o r g e Joseph French, 23 Tullimbar Road,
Cronulla (15.2.81).
70/78—Re Arthur Patrick Peters, 25 Campbell Street,
St Peters (15.2.81).
l\/lS—Re
Harold Arthur Jeynes, Hals Boutique,
Shop 8, Nelson Plaza, Stockton Road, Nelson Bay
(15.2.81).
11/lS—Re
Richard Charles Witney and Elizabeth
Ann Witney, 16 Wabash Avenue, Cromer (16.2.81).
95/lS—Re
Alfred M. Dann, 2 Martins Avenue,
Bondi (22.2.81).
\0\/lS~Re
William Barrington Pheloung, 15 Brightlands Avenue, Blackheath (22.2.81).
1 0 3 / 7 8 — W a r w i c k John Sheridan, 55 Lawndale
Avenue, North Rocks (22.2.81).
We/lS—Re Salvatore Sponza, 1/51 Llewellyn Street,
Merewether (29.2.81).
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
1 5 4 / 7 8 — S . Chiddy, 111 Lambert Street, Bathurst
(8.3.81).
\lin%—Re
Richard Henry Rolls, 19 Green Street,
Tamworth (11.3.81).
1 7 3 / 7 8 — E u n i c e Veronica Rolls, 19 Green Street,
Tamworth (11.3.81).
195/78_/?e Brian Edward Hough, 5/20 Stuart Street,
Collaroy (17.3.81).
247/78—Re Leondard Allan Paterson and Doreen
Paterson, 8 Conjola Street, Currarong (12.4.81).
212/1^—Re
David George Spinner, 2/23 Oxley
Avenue, Jannali (21.4.81).
412/IS—Re
Richard Francis Hanly, 16 Transvaal
Avenue, Double Bay (14.4.81).
DISCHARGES U N D E R SECTION 150
334/77_/?e George Albert Evans, 13 Bridge Street,
Port Macquarie (20.3.81).
335/77~/?e Albert George Evans, 2/28 Dent Crescent,
Lighthouse Beach, Port Macquarie (20.3.81).
ANNULMENTS
The date of annulment appears following the name
and particulars.
601/79—/?e Ronald Griffiths, -809 Princes Highway,
Tempe (27.4.81).
3 6 9 / 8 0 — J a n Victor Gilleland, 106 Walker Street,
North Sydney (11,5.81).
618/SO—Re Glvnn David Redwood, 1/10 Pacific
Street, Coffs Harbour (18.5.81).695/80—-Re Sefer Fil, 30 Tavistock Road, Burwood
(18.5.81).
1157/80—Re Ernest Simone and Christine Simone,
16 Marco Avenue, Revesby (23.4.81).
1 4 5 / 8 1 — F r a n k William Dening, 30 Bathurst
Street, Singleton (23.4.81).
V. D. SUMMERHAYS
Registrar in Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
DIVIDEND
No. 211 of \919/X—Re Christine Mary Cole, of 149
Badimara Street, Fisher, A.C.T.
TAKE notice that, as Trustee of the property of the
abovenamed debtor, I, Brian Henry Kahlefeldt of
B. H. Kahlefeldt & Co., Chartered Accountants, 202
Hoskins Street, Temora, N.S.W., intend to declare a
final dividend in this matter.
Any person wishing their debt to be considered for
inclusion in this dividend must lodge their proof of
debt with me on or before the 26th day of June
1981.
The date of the Deed of Assignment was the 12th
day of December 1979.
Dated this 28th day of May 1981.
B. H. KAHLEFELDT
Trustee
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
VICTORIA
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
A public examination is to be held before the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Second Floor Court, Federal
Court Building, 450 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne,
Bankruptcy Act
37
on the date and at the time shown. All debts due to
the estate should be paid to the Official Receiver,
5th Floor, 99 Queen Street, Melbourne.
365/80—Re Efraim Sztrochlic, Unit 2, 91 Seymour
Road, Elsternwick. merchant, previous business 74
Pipe Road, Laverton North as chicken killing and
processing plant under business name of 'Dendy
Poultry Supplies' (17.6.81 at 10.15 a.m.).
FIRST MEETINGS
First meetings of creditors to be held at the Official
Receiver's Office. 6th Floor, 99 Queen Street, Melbourne on the dates and at the times shown.
409/8(1
John Edward Gregory, RMB 5105, Byawatha, Wangaratta, nurseryman, previous business
at Bundlong, 18il5 RMB Yarrawonga, 52 Boorhanan
RSP Wangaratta, 65ll Centawa RP Lavington,
N.S.W. respectively as nursery, under the business
name of 'Northwang Seedling Farm Gregory's
Nursery' (24.6.81 at 10.30 a.m.).
475/81—Re Margaret June Carson, 3/2 Grattan
Street, Hawthorn, secretary (25.6.81 at 10.30 a.m.).
INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS
Dividends are intended to be declared in the following estates.
Creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt
with the Official Receiver, 5th Floor, 99 Queen Street,
Melbourne on or before the 30th day of June 1981
will be excluded from dividend.
449/79—Re Ugolina and Mario Fuscaldo, 6 Vasey
Grove, Mitcham, unemployed, previous business at
24 Punt Road, Windsor, as restaurateur, under the
business name of 'Bernadi's Restaurant' (interim
dividend).
^S/lS—Re Henry Howe Marshall, 4/4 Bolan Street,
Glen Waverley, salesman, previous business, 12
Shields Street, Cairns, 60 Shields Street, Cairns and
Centre 25, Cairns, Qld, as investor, under business
names of 'Marmaduke Restaurant', 'Something
Different' and Thomas Webb Real Estate' (second
and final dividend).
262/81—Re Joyce Juliet Diana Hanson, 13 Howe
Avenue, North Dandenong, secretary/girl Friday,
previous business 9 Hanover Arcade, Dandenong,
as fashion boutique (proprietor), under business
name of 'Fancy Free Boutique' (16.6.81 at 11.30
a.m.).
103/81—Re Peter Geoffrey Lock (also known as
Peter Geoffrey Locke), 19 Bonfield Avenue, East
Hawthorn, driver (15.6.81 at 10.30 a.m.).
91/79—Re Jeanette Alison Leighton, 67 Quarry Road,
Mitcham, accounting machinist, present business
above address as printer under business name of
'Kevin Leighton & Associates' (10.6.81 at 10.15
a.m.).
R. P. COLBY
Official Receiver
38
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy
Act
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Act
1966
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 50/m\/X.—Re
Frank Richmond Walker.
At a meeting of creditors on the 25th day of May
1981 it was resolved that the debtor's proposal for a
composition be accepted.
I intend to declare a dividend. The latest day on
which creditors may lodge their proofs of debt is 30
June 1981.
J. C. BARNES
Trustee
John C. Barnes & Co., 470 Bourke Street, Melbourne,
Vic. 3000. Telephone 67 8679.
Bankruptcy Act 1966
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No, 52/1981/X—Re Gladys Walker.
At a meeting of creditors on the 25th day of May
1981 it was resolved that the debtor's proposal for a
Composition be accepted.
I intend to declare a dividend. The latest day on
which creditors may lodge their proofs of debt is
30 June 1981.
J. C. BARNES
Trustee
John C. Barnes & Co., 470 Bourke Street, Melbourne,
Vic. 3000. Telephone 67 8679.
Bankruptcy
The Deed of Assignment in accordance with the
Section 216 of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 was executed
on the 26th day of May 1981.
Dated this 26th day of May 1981.
A. G. HODGSON
Trustee
Ferrier Hodgson & Co., Chartered Accountants, 459
Collins Street, Melbourne 3000.
Bankruptcy Act 1966
Form 34
Rules 77
NOTICE OF MEETING
Terence
John
No. .100 of
1981—Part X—Re
Stringer.
No. 99 of I19&1—Part X~Re Maureen Joan Stringer.
TAKE notice that Terence John Stringer and
Maureen Joan Stringer, both of 27 Walhalla Drive,
East Ringwood, salesman and secretary respectively,
have on the 21st day of May 198il, signed authorities
under sub-section (d) of Section 188 of the Bankruptcy
Act 11966, authorising Maxwell George Gee of cnr
Grant and Pilmer Streets, Bacchus Marsh, a
registered trustee in Bankruptcy, to call separate meetings of their creditors (and to take over control of
their property) and that, in pursuance with Section il94
of the Bankruptcy Act 1966, separate meetings of the
creditors of the abovenamed debtors will be held at
the Australian Society of Accountants, Room 6, 2nd
Floor, Accountants House, 170 Queen Street, Melbourne, on Wednesday, the :10th day of June il98il, at
10.30 a.m. and 11-15 a.m. respectively.
Dated this 26th day of May •198'1.
Act 1966
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF EXECUTION O F
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT—PART X
No. 70 of \\9^\/X—Re
Ian Charles Sheppard, 4/110
Thoresby Grove, ivanhoe, teacher (a debtor),
TAKE notice that Ian Charles Sheppard, of 4/10
Thoresby Grove, Ivanhoe, a teacher, has executed a
Deed of Assignment with me as trustee on the 20th
day of May 1981, and that I executed the deed on
the same day.
Creditors intending to claim should file a proof of
debt with me on the prescribed form.
Dated this 27th day of May 19&1.
MICHAEL W. E
M. G. GEE
Controlling Trustee
Max Gee & Co., Public Accountants, Bacchus Marsh.
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE CENTRAL
DISTRICT O F THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND
BANKRUPTCIES ON DEBTORS' PETITIONS
The date of of bankruptcy appears in parentheses
following the name and particulars.
4/^\—Re
John Francis Mitchell, of Victoria Hotel,
Rockhampton, tiler/concretor (21.5.8il).
HOSKING
Trustee
Hosking, Dyer and Co., Public Accountants, 1st Floor
•153 Park Street, South Melbourne 3205. Telephone
690 6466.
5 / 8 ' l — N i c h o l a s Martin, of 2/8 Seahorse Crescent,
Lammermoor Beach, unemployed (22.5.81).
Bankruptcy Act 1966
Re assigned estate Ralph Murray
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS
Meeting to be held at the Official Receiver's Office,
Ninth Floor, 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane, on the
date and at the time shown. All debts due to the
estate should be paid to the Official Receiver.
G. D. ROBERTS
Registrar in Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy
Kerle.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of
creditors of the abovenamed held at the City Mutual
Meeting Room, 18th Floor, 459 Collins Street, Melbourne, on Tuesday, the 26th day of May 1198^1, the
following special resolution was passed:
'That Ralph Murray Kerle be required to execute
a Deed of Assignment pursuant to Part X of the
Bankruptcy Act 1966 and that the Trustee of the
(Deed be Anthony George Hodgson.'
Act 1966
3 / 8 i l — J o h n Michael Simms, 270 Archer Street,
Rockhampton, chartered accountant ('1.7.811 at 2.30
.p.m.).
H. A. RICHARDS
Official Receiver
Commonyvealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 2981
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND
Bankruptcy Act 1966
rNTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND
Dividends are intended to be declared in the following
estate.
Creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt with
the Official Receiver, 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane,
on or before the ilst day of July il98<l will be excluded
from dividend.
21/69—Re William Henry Chadwick and Walter Enos
William Ferguson, previously carrying on business in
partnership as painting contractors and trading as
'Chadwick & Ferguson* (third and final).
H. A. RICHARDS
Official Receiver
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND
The date of bankruptcy appears in parentheses following the name and particulars.
BANKRUPTCIES ON DEBTORS' PETITIONS
250/S\—Re David Barton Outram, unemployed, 154
Oriel Road, Ascot (15.5.81).
2 5 1 / 8 1 — B a r b a r a Judith Andrews, housewife, 32
Quarrian Crescent, Beenleigh (19.5.81).
252/81—Re Elaine Patricia Ciantar, housemaid, 4
Warry Street, Gailes (20.5.81).
254/81—Re Donald James Kane, flight administration
officer, 23 Ferguson Avenue, Northgate (21.5.81).
2 5 5 / 8 1 — J a m e s Patrick Anthoney Barry, unemployed, Flat 2, 26 Cronin Street, Annerley (21.5.81).
256/Sl—Robert
Driver, wall and floor tiler, 110
Dolphin Avenue, Mermaid Beach (21.5.81).
251Daphne
Rae Driver, housewife, 110 Dolphin
Avenue, Mermaid Beach (21.5.81).
258/81—R Stephen Graham John Brady, unemployed,
Laidley Creek West Road, Laidley (21.5.81).
259/81—Re Kevin James Crook, salesman, 10 Drysdale Avenue, Collingwood Park (22.5.81).
260/81—Re Joan Crook, homemaker, 10 Drysdale
Avenue, Collingwood Park (22.5.81).
2 6 1 / 8 1 — P e t e r George Roberts, unemployed, 2
Copley Street, Geebung (26.5.81).
262/81—Re Kevin Francis McErlean, labourer, 1
Gleeson Crescent, Toowoomba (26.5.81).
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS
253/81—/?-- Verleigh May Lanyi, shopkeeper, 35 Sexton Street, Highgate Hill (20.5.81).
2 6 3 / 8 1 — T . V. Rachow and L. J. Rachow, Lot 10,
Beachmere Road, Caboolture (27.5.81).
264/81—Re Gregory James, labourer, 18 Christine
Avenue, Miami (27.5.81).
DISCHARGES BY FORCE OF SECTION 149
The effective date of discharge appears in parentheses
after the name and particulars.
21^/11—Re Spencer David Watling, Lot 76, Hocking
Street, Labrador, truck driver (19.12.77).
196/78—Re Joycelyn Alice Stevens, 78 Greenmount
Avenue, Holland Park, legal secretary (24.5.81).
1 9 7 / 7 8 — L i o n e l Patrick Bateman, 193 Alderley
Street, Toowoomba, clerk (24.5.81).
Bankruptcy Act 39
1 9 8 / 7 8 — M a r j o r i e Bateman, 193 Alderley Street,
Toowoomba, home duties (24.5.81).
1 9 9 / 7 8 — H e n r y Donald Athol Vinall, 39 Bedser
Street, Macgregor, salesman (24.5.81).
200/lS—Re Milford Eugene Virtue, 27 Rudge Street,
Woodridge, auto parts wholesaler (25.5.81).
201/78—Re Lorraine Mary Virtue, 27 Rudge Street,
Woodridge, housewife (25.5.81).
R. A. ALLEN
Registrar in Bankruptcy
29.5.81.
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS
Meeting to be held at the Official Receiver's Office,
Ninth Floor, 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane on the
date and at the time shown. All debts due to the
estate to be paid to the Official Receiver.
166/81—Re Leonard Byers and Esther Pauline Byers,
Pacific Highway, Sandringham Creek, via Mackay
(7.7.81 at 2.30 p.m.).
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
Examination to be held before the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 21st Floor, Commonwealth Courts Building,
294 Adelaide Street, Brisbane on the date and at the
time shown. All debts due to the estate should be
paid to the Official Receiver, Ninth Floor, 27-35
Turbot Street, Brisbane.
155/81—Re Donalda Ann Strubin, company director,
273 Blunder Road, Durack (10.8.81 at 10.30 a.m.).
FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Meetings to be held at the Official Receiver's Office,
Ninth Floor, 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane, on the
date and at the time shown. Public examinations to be
held before the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 21st Floor,
Commonwealth Courts Building, 294 Adelaide Street,
Brisbane on the date and at the time shown. All debts
due to the estates to be paid to the Official Receiver.
226/81—Re Wayne Edward Cross, diamond merchant,
15 Saffron Street, Robertson (meeting 29.6.81, 2.30
p.m.; examination 4.9.81, 10.30 a.m.).
227/81—Re Debra Ellen Cross, housewife, 15 Saffron
Street, Robertson (meeting 29.6.81, 2.30 p.m.; examination 4.9.81, 10.30 a.m.).
595/80—Re Lyall Brunskill Clayton, business proprietor, 21 Edwin Street, Dundas (meeting 30.6.81,
2.30 p.m.; examination 7.9.81, 10.30 a.m.).
INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND
Dividends are intended to be declared in the following estates.
Creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt with
the Official Receiver, 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane, on
or before the list day of July 1981 will be excluded
from dividend.
225/75—Re Phylis Iren- Wendt, formerly of 5/29
Barlow Street, Clayfield and 95 Hertford Street,
Upper Mount Gravatt, previously carrying on business at Albion as a wholesale-retail health equipment dealer and trading as 'Body Health & Clare'
(second and final).
1/77—Re Terrence Barry Butler, musician, of 21
McGrath Street, Toowong, previously carrying on
business in partnership with another conducting a
restaurant and trading as 'Leo's Restaurant' (first
and final).
40 Bankruptcy Act
26\/ll—Re
Glen Gordon Watts, unemployed, and
Winifred May Watts, housewife, of 469 Benhiam
Street, Calamvale, (first and final) and in the
separate estate of Glen Gordon Watts (first and
final) and in the separate estate of Winifred
May Watts (first and final).
459/79—/?^ Kanwal Nain Singh, of 34 Trent Street,
Jindalee, unemployed, previously carrying on business
as an importer and wholesaler and trading as
'Indian Jute & Handicraft Traders' (first and final).
H. A. RICHARDS
Otticial Receiver
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Bankruptcy Act 1966
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED OF
ARRANGEMENT
No. 7 of 1981—Part X—Re Guiseppe Tassone,
debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that Guiseppe Tassone of
38 Symes Road, Virginia in the State of South
Australia, did on the 29th day of April '198'! execute
a Deed of Arrangement pursuant to the provisions of
Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 in favour of
John Henderson Jackson, Registered Trustee, and
that the same is lying for inspection in the offices of
Pannell Kerr Forster, 3rd Floor, Stafford House, 23
Leigh Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Dated this 14th day of May 1981.
JOHN H. JACKSON
Trustee
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
BANKRUPTCIES ON DEBTORS' PETITIONS
The date of bankruptcy appears in parentheses
following the name and particulars.
245/81—7?^ Ben Greenfield, of 65 Fisher Street,
Belmont, haulage contractor, carrying on business
on own account as a haulage contractor, trading as
'B. Greenfield' at 199 Hardy Road, Belmont
(22.5.81).
246/81—Re Yousef Isa Mat hub Massoud, of
Salvation Army Tanderra Hostel, cnr Short and
Nash Streets, Perth, unemployed, formerly carrying
on business in partnership as a shop proprietor,
trading as (i) Massoud's Deli at 73 Leach
Highway, Willagee, (ii) Hani Deli at Webber
Street, Willagee and also carrying on business in
partnership and own account as a shop proprietor,
trading as Joe's Continental Deli at 425 William
Street, Perth (25.5.81).
2 4 7 / 8 1 — E d w a r d Albert Smith and Maureen
Teresa Smith, both of 42 Bernera Drive, Bullcreek,
sheetmetal worker and paymaster respectively
(25.5.81).
2 4 8 / 8 1 — L a r r y Clifford Houston, of 17 Miller
Street, Victoria Park, taxi driver, formerly carrying
on business as a wallpaper and paint shop proprietor with others trading as 'Paint Decor', at
880 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park (25.5.81).
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No, G 23, 9 June 2981
2 4 9 / 8 1 — B e t t y Eileen Houston, of 17 Miller
Street, Victoria Park, home duties, formerly carrying on business as a wallpaper and paint shop
prietor with others trading as 'Paint Decor*, at
880 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park (25.5.81).
250/81—Re Shirley Anne HaskeM (also known as
Shirley Anne Westall), of 4( Casserley Avenue,
Girrawheen, housewife (26.5.&1).
2 5 2 / 8 1 — J o h n Alfred Funnell, of 7 Shortlands
Way, Girrawheen, freezer hand, formerly carrying
on business in partnership as a paint and wallpaper
shop proprietor, trading with others as 'Paint
Decor', at 880 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park
(26.5.81).
253/S\—Re Rosetta Alice Funnell, of 7 Shortlands
Way, Girrawheen, export clerk, formerly carrying
on business in partnership as a paint and wallpaper
shop proprietor, trading with others as 'Paint
Decor', at 880 Albany Highway, East Victoria
Park (26.5.81).
254/81—i?^ John Maxwell Lock, of 4 Austin Street,
Bunbury, linesman (27.5.81).
255/U—Re Noel Leslie Grant and Noeline Joyce
Grant, both of 161 Parkin Street, Rockingham,
unemployed printer and housewife respectively,
formerly carrying on business in partnership at
Shop 13, Innaloo Shopping Centre, Innaloo,
trading as 'Noel Grant's Sporting Discounts'
(27.5.81).
2 5 6 / 8 1 — J o h n Joseph Bradford, of 336 Grand
Promenade, Dianella, invalid pensioner, formerly
carrying on business in partnership as a hostel
proprietor with others, trading as 'Annar Bulldogs
Hostel', at 336 Grand Promenade, Dianella
(27.5.81).
SEQUESTRATION ORDER
The date of the order appears in parentheses
following the name and particulars,
251/81—Re John Ernest Davey and Suzanne Iris
Davey, both of 6 Meagher Way, Beeohboro,
business proprietors (26.5.81).
All debts due to the above estates should be paid
to the Official Trustee in Bankruptcy, 7th Floor,
251 Adelaide Terrace, Perth.
ORDERS OF DISCHARGE
The date of the order appears in parentheses
following the name and particulars.
85/80—Re Shane Kimberley Anning, formerly of
3 Sue-Ellen Place, Osborne Park but now of 318
Scarborough Beach Road, Innaloo, storeman
(26.5.81).
92/81—Re Ronald James Kennedy, of 162 Empire
Avenue, Wembley Downs, builder (26.5.81).
M. JAN
Registrar in Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Act 1966
INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS
Dividends are intended to be declared in the following estates.
Creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt with
the Official Receiver, 7th Floor, Lombard House, 25tl
Adelaide Terrace, Perth on or before the 30th day of
June 19811 will be excluded from dividend.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
2 8 8 / 7 2 — B a l i n t Hedgedus, of 2 Welshpool Road,
Welshpool, mobile crane driver (first and final).
21/74—Re James McGinty and Maure-n
Joan
McGinty, of Lot 7, Mandogalup Road, Mandogalup,
market gardeners (third and final).
219/74—Re Walter John Devir, of iltl9 Amelia
Street, Amelia Heights, salesman (first and final).
220/74—Re James Edward Moore, unemployed, and
Julia Catherine Moore, part-time office worker of
15 Market Street, Guildford, formerly carrying on
business as 'J. E. & J. C. Moore', cartage contractors and 'Moore Transport Group' (first and
final).
289/74—Re Donald Sinclair Manson, of 50 Tain
Street, Applecross, production manager, formerly
carrying on business as 'D. Manson & Sons*
engineer (first and final).
2 9 9 / 7 4 — D a v i d Gall, of 89 Calista Avenue, Calista,
spray painter (second).
nPS—Re
Eric Maxwell Healey, of Tower Street,
Leonora, cook, formerly carrying on business as a
builder at Gwalia Street, Leonora (&3cond).
1 0 0 / 7 5 — R o d n e y John McGhee, of 11 John Street,
West Perth, Inmate (third).
200/15—Re Alfred George Ware, of 48 High Street,
Marmion, unemployed (second).
2 0 3 / 7 5 — D a v i d James Dyke, of 23B Fifth Avenue,
Davis Park, Beaconsfield, truck driver (first).
226/15—Re Michael Albert Hilsz, of 56 Hovea Crescent, Wundowie, unemployed (first).
497/79—Re Hugh Richard Dunn, of 48 Kanowna
Avenue, RedclifTe, unemployed, formerly carrying
on business as an auto motor repairer trading as
'Autotronics' at Unit 14A, 11 King Street, Bayswater (first).
Bankruptcy Act 41
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
No. 82 of 1 9 7 8 / X — t h e separate estate of
Richard Donald Flick, boat manufacturer, residing
at 4 Williams Road, Dianella 6062.
NOTICE is hereby given that as trustee of the
property of th3 abovenamed debtor I, Maurice
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, l l t h Floor,
T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000,
intend to declare a first and final dividend in this
matter. Creditors must prove their debts by the 20th
day of June 1981.
Dated at Perth this twenty-sixth day of May 1981.
M. H. LYFORD
Trustee
Melsom, Wilson & Partners, llth Floor, T. & G.
Building, 37 St George's Terraoe, Perth, W.A. 6000.
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
No. 82 of 1 1 9 7 8 / X — t h e separate estate of Peter
James Nicholson.
NOTICE is hereby given that as trusee of the
property of the abovenamed debtor I, Maurice
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, llth Floor,
T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000,
intend to declare a first and final dividend in this
matter. Creditors must prove their debts by the 20th
day of June 1981.
Dated at Perth this twenty-sixth day of May 1981.
M. H. LYFORD
Trustee
Melsom, Wilson & Partners, llth Floor, T. & G.
Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000.
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
No. 82 of • 1 9 7 8 / X — t h e separate estate of Graeme
John Flick, boat manufacturer, residing at 24
Moorhouse Street, Willagee 6156.
NOTICE is hereby given that as trustee of the
property of the abovenamed debtor I, Maurice
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, llth Floor,
T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000,
intend to declare a first and final dividend in this
matter. Creditors must prove their debts by the 20th
day of June 1981.
Dated at Perth this twenty-sixth day of May 1981.
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
M. H. LYFORD
Public examination to be held before the Registrar
Trustee
in Bankruptcy, 8th Floor, Lombard House, 251
Adelaide Terrace, Perth Except where otherwise Melsom, Wilson & Partners, llth Floor, T. & G.
shown) on the date and at the time shown. All Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000.
debts due to the estate to be paid to the Official
Receiver,
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
65/8,1—/?e Daryl Franklin McCormack (also known NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
as Andrew Barnes), of 9 Sevington Street, Mad- FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
dington, unemployed (examination il2.6.8il at 10.30
No. 27 of \9S]/X—Re Steven John Dyer, of Unit 6,
a.m.).
30 Tain Street, Applecross 6153, trading as
W. A. SMITH
'Oceanracing Yachts', of Sainsbury Road,
O'Connor 6163.
Official Receiver
FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
Meetings to be held at the Official Receiver's Office,
7th Floor, Lombard House, 251 Adelaide Terrace,
Perth on the date and at the time shown. All debts
due to the estates to be paid to the Official Receiver.
2 0 7 / 8 1 — F r a n k Demarte, of 95 Alma Road, North
Perth, clearing contractor (meeting 28.7.81 at
110.00 a.m.).
2A1/M—Re Edward Albert Smith and Maureen
Teresa Smith, both of 42 Bernera Drive, BuUcreek,
sheetmetal worker and paymaster respectively
(meeting 30.7.81 at 10.00 a.m.).
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
42 Bankruptcy Act
No. G 23, 9 June J981
NOTICE is hereby given that as trustee of the and Ross Stewart Norgard, Chartered Accountants,
property of the abovenamed debtor I, Maurice both of 16th Floor, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth,
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, 11th Floor, do intend to declare a first dividend in this matter.
T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 60<X), Creditors are required to prove their debts and must
intend to declare a first and final dividend in this do so on the prescribed form and lodge same in our
matter. Creditors must prove their debts by the 20th office no later than Friday the 10th day of July 1981
failing which they may be excluded from the benefit
day of June 1981.
Dated at Perth this twenty-fifth day of May 1981. of the distribution.
Dated at Perth this 25th day of May 1981.
M. H. LYFORD
R. W. BROWN and R. S. NORGARD
Trustee
Joint and Several Trustees
Melsom, Wilson & Partners, 11th Floor, T. & G.
Hungerford
Hancock
&
Offner,
Chartered Accountants,
Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000.
16th Floor, T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace,
Perth, W.A. 6000.
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
FIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
No. 10 of 1 9 8 1 / X — S t u a r t William Green, NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ACCEPTANCE
salesman and Barbara Green, housewife, both OF COMPOSITION
residing at 50 Acanthus Road, Willetton, trading No. 37 of 1981—Part X—In the matter of the estate
as 'C. & G. Juices'.
of Clifford Anzac Nash and Joyce Margaret Nash,
NOTICE is hereby given that as trustee of the
business proprietors, trading as 'C. & J. Nash', of
property of the abovenamed debtors I, Maurice
6 Hurrell Way, Rockingham, Western AustraUa.
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, illth Floor,
TAKE
notice that by a special resolution passed at
T. & G. BuUding, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000,
intend to declare a first and final dividend in this a meeting of creditors of Clifford Anzac Nash and
matter. Creditors -must prove their debts by 20th day Joyce Margaret Nash held on Thursday the 14th day
of May 1981, a Composition was accepted.
of June 1981.
Dated at Perth this twenty-sixth day of May 11981. The Composition provides:
'That the joint and several creditors of the debtors
M. H. LYFORD
accept the debtors' offer of a Composition, the
Trustee
terms of such Composition to be as follows:
Melsom, Wilson & Partners, 11th Floor, T. & G.
1. That the trustees of the Composition shall be a
Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth 6000.
person or persons nominated by the joint and
several creditors of the debtors pursuant to
Scction 204 of the Bankruptcy Act 1966-1973.
Bankruptcy Act 1966—Part X
2. That the debtors' pay to the trustees the sum
of $3,000 per annum over a three years period
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
from the date of the acceptance of this ComFIRST AND FINAL DIVIDEND
position ('composition sum') payable in quarterly
No. 82 of l91S/X~'Re
Richard Donald Flick,
instalments of $750 with the first payment being
residing at 4 Williams Road, Dianella 6062 and
made on 15 August 1981.
Graham John Flick, residing at 24 Moorhouse
Street, Willagee 6156 and Peter James Nicholson,
3. The Composition sum together with all the
debtor's joint and several divisible property as
all boat manufacturers, previously trading as
defined in Section 187 of the Act should be
'Australian Multihull Yachts'.
accepted by the creditors in fuU and complete
NOTICE is hereby given that as trustee of the
settlement and satisfaction of their provable
property of the abovenamed debtors I, Maurice
debts.
Hodgson Lyford, Chartered Accountant, 11th
4. The trustees shall have the power to sell any
Floor, T. & G. Building, 37 St George's Terrace,
assets to the debtor's after those assets have
Perth 6000, intend to declare a first and final dividend
been independently valued.
in this matter. Creditors must prove their debts by
the 20th day of June 1981.
5. The trustees of the Composition are to distribute the moneys aforestated to the creditors
Dated at Perth this twenty-sixth day of May 1981.
of the debtors in the order prescribed by SecM. H. LYFORD
tion 109 of the Bankruptcy Act 1966-1973, in
the same manner as if the debtors had been
Trustee
made bankrupt on the date of acceptance of their
Melsom, Wilson & Partners, .11th Floor, T. & G.
proposal.
Building, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000.
6. The Composition is to be entered into pursuant
to Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966.
Bankruptcy Act 1966
7. The definitions contained in Sections 5 and 187
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A
of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 shall apply to the
FIRST DIVIDEND
terms used in the Composition'.
No. 37 of 11981—Part X—Re Clifford Anzac Nash Dated at Perth this 25th day of May 1981.
and Joyce Margaret Nash, business proprietors,
R. W. BROWN and R. S. NORGARD
trading as ' C & J. Nash', of 6 Hurrell Way,
Rockingham, W.A.
Joint and Several Trustees
NOTICE is hereby given that as joint and several Hungerford Hancock & Offner, Chartered Accounttrustees of a Composition pursuant to Part X of the ants, 16th Floor, 37 St George's Terrace, Perth, W.A.
Bankruptcy Act 1966, we, Ronald Wyndham Brown 6000.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 2981
Bankruptcy Act, 1966—Part X
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED OF
ASSIGNMENT
No. 36 of 1 1 9 8 1 / X — L e e Raymond Moore, salesman, of Unit 3, 66 Sixth Avenue, Maylands, and
Naomi Heather Kathleen Moore, of 15A Myrtle
Avenue, Marmion, previously in partnership
trading as 'Bentwood Crafts' at High Street,
Denmark.
NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed
debtors on the 26th day of May 1981 executed Deeds
of Assignment pursuant to Part X of the Bankruptcy
Act 1966, to Terence John Collinson, Peter Michael
Melsom and Stanley Frederic Robson, Registered
Trustees in the State of Western Australia as Joint
and Several Trustees and the same are now lying for
inspection at the offices of Collinson Melsom & Co.,
Chartered Accountants, 'Colmel House', 241 Stirling
Street, Perth.
P. M. MELSOM
Trustee
Collinson Melsom & Co., Chartered Accountants,
'Colmel House', 241 Stirling Street, Perth, W.A. 6000.
Bankruptcy Act 1966-1970—Part X
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO
DECLARE A DIVIDEND
Form Alio—Section 140 (3)
No. 113 of l9S0/X—Re Colin Barry Moore, workshop foreman and Denise Elizabeth Moore, housewife, both of 5 Clark Place, Karrinyup and
previously trading as 'B.P. Kaninyup', of 190
Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup.
TAKE notice that, as trustee of the abovenamed
debtor, I, Peter Michael Melsom, of 241 Stirling
Street, Perth, intend to declare a dividend in this
matter.
Creditors who wish to be included in this dividend
must lodge their proof of debt form with me on or
before the 22nd day of June 1981.
Dated this twenty-seventh day of May 1981.
P. M. MELSOM
Trustee
Collinson Melsom & Co., Chartered Accountants,
'Colmel House', 241 Stirling Street, Perth, W.A. 6000.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 35 of 1981—Part X—Re Jacob Sharp and
Veroniac Sharp, of 28 Ward Avenue, Greenmount.
At a meting of creditors of the abovenamed, held
on the 21st day of May 1981 at 12 Mead Street,
Kalamunda a Composition was approved.
Take notice that as trustee of the property of the
abovenamed debtors I intend to declare a first and
final dividend in this matter.
Creditors wishing to be included in this dividend
must lodge their proof of debt with me on or before
the 6th day of July 1981.
Dated this 28th day of May 1981.
N. E. HARDING
Trustee
N. E. Harding & Associates, '12 Mead Street (P.O.
Box 20), Kalamunda, W.A. 6076.
Bankruptcy Act 43
BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
TASMANIA
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Examinations to be held before the Registrar in
Bankruptcy, Court Room, 11th Floor, 188 Collins
Street, Hobart, on the date and at the time shown.
All debts due to the estates should be paid to the
Official Receiver, 188 Collins Street, Hobart.
205/80—Re Peter Johanus Slyp (also known as Peter
John Slyp), 19 Hope Street, Ulverstone, presently
carrying on business on his own account as a
building contractor from the above address, under
the name 'P. J. Slyp' (21.7.81 at 3.00 p.m.).
85/81—Re David Ross Wilson and Jillian Elizabeth
Wilson, Leslie Vale, contractors (22.7.81 at
10.30 a.m.).
97/81—Re David John Hopwood, 49 Cleburne Street,
Kingston, shop assistant, formerly carrying on
business in partnership at 112 Montague Street,
New Town, as an advertising sales representative,
under the business name 'Jo'em Enterprises'
(21.7.81 at 10.30 a.m.).
106/81—Re Anthony David Blackmore and Patricia
Blackmore, 5 Pennycuick Court, Bridgewater,
unemployed and waitress respectively (21.7.81 at
2.15 p.m.).
D. N. B. ROSS
Acting Official Receiver
PRIVATE NOTICES
Companies Ordinance 1962
In the matter of DULHUNTLY HOLDINGS PTY
LIMITED
NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
AND CREDITORS PURSUANT TO SECTION 272.
TAKE notice that a final meeting of creditors and
members of the abovenamed company will be held
at 125 Rivett Street, Hackett, A.C.T. 2602, on Thursday, the ninth day of July 11981 at 2.00 p.m. The
purpose of the meeting is to lay before it the accounts
of the winding up, and to give an explanation thereof.
Dated this first day of June 1981.
L. S. D. HENRY
Liquidator
In the matter of the Companies Ordinance 1962 and
In the matter of WANDEEN INVESTMENTS PTY
LIMITED
NOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary general meeting of the company held at Sydney on the
16th day of April 1981, the following special resolution was duly passed:
'That the company be wound up voluntarily and
that John William Charles d'Apice of 50 Margaret
Street, Sydney, be appointed liquidator for the purposes of such winding up.'
Dated this 16th day of April 1981.
J. W. C. d'APlCE
Liquidator
44
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Private notices
In the matter of the Companies Ordinance 1961 and
In the matter of R. W. WHITAKER (HOLDINGS)
PTY LIMITED
TAKE notice that the affairs of the abovenamed company is now fully wound up and that in pursuance
of Section 272 (1) of the Companies Ordinance 1961,
a meeting of that company will be held at the offices
of Hooker Corporation Limited, 21st Floor, 175 Pitt
Street, Sydney, on the 29th day of June 1981 for the
purpose of laying before the meeting, accounts showing the manner in which the winding up has been
conducted, the property disposed of and giving any
explanation thereof.
L. B. HUNTER
Liquidator
Wallace, McMullin & Smail, Chartered Accountants,
52 Phillip Street, Sydney, N.S.W. 2000.
Companies Ordinance
1962-1974
Section 271 and 272
NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS AND
MEMBERS BUDGET CONCRETE PTY LIMITED
(IN LIQUIDATION)
NOTICE is hereby given that in the terms of Section 271 and 272 of the Companies Ordinance 1962
(as amended) the annual and final general meeting
of the company will be held at the office of the
liquidator, Shop 164, Gallery Level, Belconnen Mall,
A.C.T. at 12.30 p.m. on Friday, the 10th day of July
1981, for the purpose of having laid before it by the
Uquidator an account of his acts and dealings and
of the conduct of the winding up and the property of
the company disposed of.
S. N. A. H A R D I N G
Liquidator
Canberra, 28th May 1981.
Companies Ordinance
1962-1974
Section 271 and 272
NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS AND
MEMBERS BUDGET LANDSCAPING PTY
LIMITED a N LIQUIDATION)
NOTICE is hereby given that in the terms of Section 271 and 272 of the Companies Ordinance 1962
(as amended) the annual and final general meeting
of the company will be held at the office of the
liquidator. Shop 164, Gallery Level, Belconnen Mall,
A.C.T. at 11.00 a.m. on Fiday, the lOith day of July
1981, for the purpose of having laid before it by the
liquidator an account of his acts and dealings and of
the conduct of the winding up and the property of
the company disposed of.
S. N. A. HARDING
Liquidator
Canberra, 28th May 1981.
In the matter of the Companies
Ordinance
1962 and
RUBOR HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED (IN
LIQUIDATION)
NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 272 of the Companies Ordinance the final
meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held at 50 Bridge Street, Sydney, on
the 25th day of June 1981 at 10.30 a.m.
AGENDA
(i) To receive an account made up
dator showing how the winding
conducted, and the property of
has been disposed of, and to
explanation required thereof.
by the liquiup has been
the company
receive any
(ii) To agree that the liquidator be authorised
at his discretion to destroy the books of
account, records and documents of the company, and the liquidator's accounts and
records, within a period of five years after
dissolution of the company.
Dated this twenty-second day of May 1981.
JUSTIN H. GARDENER
Liquidator
Geoffrey Fulham Silverlock, late of 14 William Street,
Mentone, retired, deceased.
CREDITORS, next of kin, and others having claims in
respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on the
8th day of February 1981 are required by the Trustees
Lorelei Pat Rumble, of 16 Pine Street, Frankston,
home duties, Judith Aileen Seddon, of 2 Waitara
Drive, Keysborough, home duties, and Ruth Silverlock,
of 17 Yertchuk Street, Ashwood, secretary, to send
particulars to them c / o the undersigned by the 9th
day of August 1981 after which date they may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the
claims of which they then have notice.
R. F. M. HOLLOW
Barrister and Solicitor
482-484 Nepean Highway, Frankston.
Commonwealth of Australia
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
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Tenders
invited
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TENDERS INVITED
Tenders
close at
2 p.m.
on—
Description of goods or services
D E P A R T M E N T O F ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
P U R C H A S I N G DIVISION
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Provision of cleaning services to the Institute of Anatomy,
NBSL, Currong and Acton (RT62/02772U-1)
Provision of cleaning services to the Spence Primary and
Infants School and Baby Health Centre (RT62/02865M1)
Provision of cleaning services to the North Ainslie
Primary and Infants School (RT62/02866L-1)
Provision of cleaning services to the Police Services Complex, the Joint Services Staff College and the Coastal
Surveillance Centre, Weston (RT62/03084R-1)
Provision of drafting services for the Australian Survey
Office (RT62/02867K-1)
Provision of cleaning services to Copland College (RT62/
03139S-1)
Supply, delivery and installation cf steel shelving and
clothing lockers for period of twelve months from date
of acceptance (RT62/03025F-1)
Supply and delivery of executive type chairs for period of
twelve months from date of acceptance (RT62/03060B1)
Supply and laying of vinyl tiles and vinyl sheet for period
twelve months from date of acceptance (RT62/02563G)
VICTORIA
Rivets (RT04/21875E)
Flying helmets (RT07/02891W)
Woven insignia (RT07/02775W)
Women's white dresses (RT07/21825S)
Insecticides (RT05/00251Y)
Webbing belts (RT07/00137B)
Anti-flash gloves and hoods rRT07/21737S)
Aircraft brake disc (RT04/02899A)
Copper, electrolyctic (RT08/21840T)
Loam (RT05/03006J)
Towing tractor (RTO1/02919 R)
Men's non-slip boots (RT07/8430-80-12B)
Typesetting of reports (RT06/2i841J)
Boxes (RT06/21844M)
Women's made-to-measure special measurement clothing
(RT07/20695Y)
Ultrasonic flaw detector (RT03/02931W)
Cloth, wool Melton (RT07/02694S)
Plug and clamp (RT04/02935T)
Connector, electrical (RT04/21887Y)
Toilet paper and paper towelling (RT06/21055B)
MUk, condensed, sweetened, 400 g can (RT05/21903U) .
Hire of self-drive rental cars (RT01/21684M)
23.6.81
16.6.81
Forms, specifications, etc., available at—
5th Floor, N o r t h Tower, CAGA Centre,
Akuna Street, Canberra City, A.C.T. (P.O.
Box 1920) (Telephone: (062) 45 3749)
18.6.81
23.6.81
18.6.81
24.6.81
25.6.81
18.6.81
16.6.81
23.6.81
10th Floor, Jensen Hduse, 339 Swanston
Street, Melbourne, Vic, (G.P.O. Box
2820aa) (Telephone: (03) 665 6396 (03)
665 6386)
24.6.81
25.6.81
26.6.81
30.6.81
QUEENSLAND
Security patrol service for R A A F ,
47942F)
Brisbane (RT31/
24.6.81
10th Floor, Commonwealth Government
Centre, 295 Ann Street, Brisbane (G.P.O,
Box 2456) (Telephone (07) 225 0122
ext. 2925)
Special measurement clothing for Australian Army Personnel in South Australia (RT43/45553T)
Feasibility study for the introduction of a serial data bus
into shipborne weapon systems for Defence Research
Centre Salisbury, S.A. (RT41/45402M)
18.6.81
7th Floor, National Bank Building, 26 King
William Street, Adelaide, S.A. (G.P.O.
Box 1243) (Telephone: (08) 50 6210)
SOUTH AUSTRAUA
9.7.81
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No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Tenders invited
Description of goods or services
Tenders
close at
2 p.m.
on—
Forms, specifications, etc., available at—
DEPARTMENT OF THE CAPITAL TERRITORY
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Supply of reflectorised number plates (TBI00/80) . . . 1.7.81
Supply of two bush fire tanker bodies (TB102/80)
Supply of motor vehicles (TBlOl/80)
8.7.81
Secretary, Tender Board, Department of the
Capital Territory, Canberra City
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
VICTORIA
Double element monochromator (T803) . . .
Radioactivity effluent monitor for HPLC {T804)
25.6.81
Commonwealth Department of Health, Commonwealth Centre, cnr Spring and Latrobe
Streets, Melbourne
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION
VICTORIA
Bonegilla, Army Apprentice School, Commercial Wing— 23.6.81
Landscaping of east and west courtyards NSC (Defence
—Army) (VT254)
QUEENSLAND
Director of Housing and Construction,
Department of Housing and Construction,
Contracts Branch, 7th Floor, Tivoli Court,
239-241 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Vic.
also at Bandiana Depot
Greenslopes, RGH (Veterans' Affairs)—Part demolition 23.6.81
of temporary walkway and alterations to permanent
walkway (QT136)
Hughenden Telephone Exchanjge (Telecom Australia)—
Remedial works to foundations siteworks and walls
(QT137)
Townsville, International Airport (Transport)—Stormdrainage and roadworks (QT138)
Cabarlah (Defence—Army)—New working accommo- 30.6.81
dation and transport compound (QT139)
Cabarlah (Defence—Army)—Working accommodation
and transport compound, electrical NSC (QT140)
Toowong (Telecom Australia)—Construction of Telecom 23.6.81
Operations Depot Stage 2 (QT142)
Department of Housing and Construction,
145 Eagle Street, Brisbane
also at Dalrymple Road, Garbutt, Townsville,
Qld
Adelaide—Provision of additional electrical metering at 16.6.81
King William Tower
Birkenhead—External repairs and painting to building
No. 17 (Drill Hall) at HMAS 'Encounter'
Adelaide—Re-roofing, repairs and painting to Ansett
Hangar No. 1 at Airport
Thevenard—Connection of various premises to the common effluent scheme
Port Augusta—External and internal repairs and painting
to residence at 13 Seaview Road
Port Augusta—External and internal repairs, renovations
and painting of duplex residence at Nos 8 and 10
Marryatt Street
Department of Housing and Construction,
10-20 Pulteney Street, Adelaide, S.A.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth (Australia Post)—Replacement of two no passenger 30.6.81
lifts in G.P.O.
also at 7SD Compound, Drayton Road,
Toowoomba, Qld
also available at Ceduna Post Office
also available at Port Augusta Post Office
Department of Housing and Construction,
Sheraton Court, 207 Adelaide Terrace,
Perth, W.A.
AUSTRALIAN POSTAL COMMISSION
HEADQUARTERS
Cleaning of Australia Post Headquarters, Carlton
25.6.81
(CP1522)
Polythene bags for overseas registered mail (CP1533)
Supply and installation of a microprocessor system 2.7.81
(CP1530)
Survey of energy audits of Hobart, Preston and Clayton
South Mail Centres (CP1531)
Supply Branch, 71 Rathdowne Street, Carlton,
Vic.
Commonwealth of Australia
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Gazette
Tenders
invited
47
Tenders
close at
2 p.m.
Description of goods or services
on—
Forms specifications, etc., available
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Locksmith requirement for Australia Post in South
Australia—Period 1.7.81 to 30.6.82 (SA4046)
24.6.81
Manager, Supply Branch, Australia Post,
1st Floor, C M E Building, 272 Gouger
Street, Adelaide, S.A. (Telephone: 216 2680)
AUSTRALIAN T E L E C O M M U N I C A T I O N S C O M M I S S I O N
HEADQUARTERS
Rope, cordage and twine (C5250)*
11.6.81
Thermoplastic hologram svstem for the Research Laboratories (C5269)
Logic analyser (No. 3) for the Research Laboratories
(C5270)
Envelopes for Personnel (C5282)
Xenon, arc weathering equipment for the Research 16.6.81
Laboratories (C5244)
Printed continuous list printing stationery (C5285)
Printed continuous stationery for T2030 data printer
(€5287)
Teleprinter pagewinder and brackets (C5146)*
. . . .
18.6.81
Subscribers and statistical meters (C5245)
Printed forms, T X series (C5281)
Power generating sets (C5272)
Printed forms, E651-899 (C5284)
Push button dial kit (C5265)
Printed pay series (C5300)
Coil winding wire (C5273)
Utilities and vans, light commercial (C5241)
Individual circuit monitoring system (C5142)*
Automatic data processing equipment (C5150)
. . . .
Telephone cable, external, optical fibre cable and installation accessories (€5198)
NEW SOUTH WALES
Courier
services,
Sydney-Gosford-Newcastle-SvdneyPenrith—Period 1.9.81 to 31.8.82 (NSW1149)
Purchase and removal of batteries, Silverwater Telephone
Exchange (NSW1231)
Adjustable spanners—Period 1.1.82 to 31.12.83 (NSW
1245)
Emergency warning and intercommunications system,
Sydenham and Concord workshops (NSW 1265)
Cold mix binder, Sydney Metropolitan and Blue Mountain
and adjacent areas—Period 1.10.81 to 30.9.83 (NSW
1272)
Flow meters—Period ending 31.12.81 (NSW 1322)
Fans and air circulators—Period 1.9.81 to 31.8.82
(NSW1330)
Buffing of telephone cases and handsets—Period 1.10.81
to 30.9.83 (NSW1268)
Magneto bell castings (NSW 1277)
Offset printing and/or photocopying of documents
(NSW1I32)
Carrying cases for test instruments—Period 1.10.81 to
30.9.83 (NSW1146)
Cleaning public telephones, Lismore, Tweed H e a d s Period 1.10.81 to 30.9.83 (NSW1261)
Construction of flammable liquid store, Caringbah TEC
(NSW 1282)
Supply and erection of fully adjustable steel pallet racking
(NSW 1302)
Courier service, Sydney-Canberra—Period ending 30.6.83
(NSW 1148)
Cleaning and disposal of waste from grease trap, Telecom
House—Period ending 31.3.83 (NSW1232)
Linesmen's tools and accessories (NSW 1242)
• Closing date extended
at—
Supply Branch, all States
Supply Branch, all States
Secretary, London
Supply Branch, all States
and
Official
23.6.81
25,6.81
30.6.81
7.7.81
9.7.81
11.8.81
13.8.81
12.6.81
16.6.81
19.6.81
23.6.81
Manager, Supply, BP House, 110 Alfred
Street, Milsons Point (Telephone: 92 1808)
48
Tenders
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G23, 9 June 1981
invited
Tenders
close at
2 p.m.
on—
Description of goods or services
AUSTRALIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
VICTORIA
Forms, sepcifications, etc., available at—
COMMISSION- continued
Bump caps (V1459)
Patrol service, auto plant section, Port Melbourne (V1482)
Incinerators (VI462)
Pallets, container type, steel mesh (V1463)
Crane, trunk mounted, map purchasing (VI466)
Pocket knives (V1464)
First aid material (VI480)
Wooden road and footway bridges (V1465)
Patrol service, Telecom premises, 1868 Dandenong Road,
Clayton (V1434)
Accommodation
operations, departmental seminars
(V1475)
Cleaning, Belgrave Telephone Exchange (VI399) . . . .
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Supply and install automotive air-conditioners to motor
vehicles—Period 1.8.81 to 31.7,82 (SA2347)
PVC ducting—Period 1.11.81 to 31.10.82 (SA2397)
. .
Removal of waste ex motor repair workshops—Period
1.9.81 to 31.8.83 (SA2400)
Sensitized dyline paper, opaque medium—Period 1.8.81
to 31.7.82 (SA24()4)
17.6.81
Manager, Supply, Telecom Australia, 917
Princes Highway, Springvale, Vic. (Telephone: (03) 544 9011. ext. 256)
19.6.81
24.6.81
26.6.81
23.6.81
30.6.81
Manager, Supply, 260 Currie Street, Adelaide,
S.A.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Contracts arranged
49
C@g\iT^ACTS ARi^ANGED
Reference
Description of supplies
Value ($)
Contractor
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING SERVICE
AUSTRALIAN CAPDTAL TERRITORY
Government Printing Office
69192
Daco E microfilm, 105 mm X 75 m
69116
Cornwall Board, coated one side, 640 x
1020 mm 240 gsm
T9733 . . . . Jiffy padded bags
69128
Calico, expanding, 800 mm x 250 mm
69121
Buckram Winchester No. 1014, blue,
50 m rolls
69146
2 mm black baling wire, 1500 m coils
69181
Plate material, concentrate, electrostatic solution, blue etch, blanket
wash and toner
Comp/Edit 5618 visual display terminal
TJE 16 tape drive and installation . .
80073
80071
80063
69186
3 168.00
3 609.00
1512.00
1 250.00
1 263.50
1 406.40
1 465.60
11 900.00
14 000.00
Quadritek phototypesetter, interface 20 000.00
and fore ground/back ground
Envelopes, Kraft brown, pocket, 265
1 219.50
mm x 215 mm Tuff tan
Kodak quad plates, 1270 x 1035 x
1688.00
.30 mm
Clear, bi-oriented, PVC shrink film, 1512.00
800 mm wide centre-folded to 400
mm
Gold foil, 10 in. x 20 feet F41601 . .
7 470.(K)
69083
69047
69069
T9745 . . . .
69118
69198
Packaging tape and cellulose tape . .
Cornwall Board, one sided, 890 x 1140
mm 240 gsm
Daco E microfilm, 105 mm X 75 m
3 564.40
9 793.17
3 168.00
Kodak (A'asia) Ltd, Dickson, A.C.T.
Dalton Fine Paper, East Bentleigh, Vic.
Besley & Pike Pty Ltd, Milsons Point,
N.S.W.
Brella Pty Ltd, Reservoir, Vic.
Winterbottom Products (Aust.) Ltd,
Seven Hills, N.S.W.
Australian Wire Industries Pty Ltd,
Sydney, N.S.W.
A. B. Dick Aust. Ltd, Braddon, A.C.T.
A.M. International, Fyshwick, A.C.T.
Infosys Peripherals Pty Ltd, Milsons
Point, N.S.W.
Itek Graphic Products, Kew, Vic.
Spicers Paper Industries Pty Ltd, Fairfield, Vic.
Kodak (A'asia) Ltd, Dickson, A.C.T,
W. R. Grace Aust. Ltd, Botany, N.S.W.
Starnell Printing Supplies, Kensington,
N.S.W.
Beiersdorf Aust. Ltd, North Ryde,
N.S.W.
Dalton Fine Paper, East Bentleigh, Vic.
Kodak (A'asia) Ltd, Dickson, A.C.T.
DEPARTMENT OF THE CAPITAL TERRITORY
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Finance and
QA647/80
OA993/80
QA127/81
QA148/81
QA 168/81
QA196/81
QA211/81
QA215/81
QA217/81
Supjily Branch
. . Removal of unwanted pine seedlings .
Foam branchpipes with controls . . .
.
Fertilizer spreader
,
Thinning and pruning in Kowen Forest
.
Non-commercial thinning and pruning,
Kowen Forest
Electronic top loading balance . . .
Hire of photocopiers—Period ending
.
30.6.81
.
Electric urns
Turf seeding machine
Garbage bag, domestic
.
QA254/81 .
QA255/81
QA257/81 . .
.
QA258/81
QA263/81 .
Estimate
10734/81—3
Offset disc plough
Weather coats
Forms BL 1/7
Forms BL 1/9
Density disk packs
3 060.00
1 825.00
6 074.00
2 378.00
2 780.00
3 187.00
2 655.00<
! 514.00
2 997.00
4 250.00
2 641.(K)
4 441.00
1 805.00
1 004.(K)
9 828.00
J. Korhonen, Evatt, A.C.T.
Chubb Fire (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Moorabbin,
Vic.
Seymour Rural Equipment, Seymour,
Vic.
R. Hagan & R. Armstrong, Kowen
Forest, N.S.W.
L. R. Neuss, Melba, A.C.T.
Selby's Scientific Ltd, North Ryde,
N.S.W.
A.B.E. Copiers, Fyshwick, A.C.T.
K. J. Warden Pty Ltd, F>shwick, A.C.T.
Deveson Jahn (A'asia) Pty Ltd, Cabramatta, N.S.W.
Alpha Bag Co. Pty Ltd, Winston Hills,
N.S.W,
Connor Shea & Co. (N.S.W.) Pty Ltd,
Granville, N.S.W.
B.B.C. Hardware, Fyshwick, A.C.T.
W. A. Pepperday Pty Ltd, Marrickville,
N.S.W.
Paterson Press Pty Ltd, Richmond, Vic.
Burroughs Ltd, Fyshwick, A.C.T.
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arranged
Description of supplies
Reference
Value (S)
DEPARTMENT OF THE CAPITAL TERRITORY—<:ontinued
3011.00
QA253A/81 . . Control loop canisters
1 383.00
QA270/81 . . Mild steel
4 510.00*
QA273/81 . . Mailing ser^'ice—Period 18.5.81 to
30.6.82
2 920.00
QA281/81 . . Fire fighting pumps
0/N310247 . .
Hire of Stacker Walkie
Period to 30.6.81
Water testing kit
TB58/80
Ride-on mower
0/N410583 . .
. . .
Straddle-
2 415.00*
1 2C0.00
11 696.00
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
NEW SOUTH WALES
917.8N-62. . . Grafton, 41 RNSWR—Erection of a
security fence around training depot
917^N-87. . . Coffs Harbour, 41 RNSWR—Erection
of a security fence around training
depot
M9478 . . . . PMQ 5, South Head Road—Construct
garage
M9330 . . . . Moore Park Barracks—Relocate gas
pastry machine, Building No. 43
911-79N-79 . . Georges Heights, WRAAC S c h o o l Upgrade kitchen in ORs' mess
M9697 . . . . Georges Heights, PMQ 1110—Internal
R & M and repaint
911-80N-3 . . Chowder Bay—Upgrade classroom 3,
Building No. 17
4 048.00
6 428.00
6 120.00
Contractor
Burroughs Ltd, Fyshwick, A.C.T.
Elders Metals Ltd, Wollongong, N.S.W.
Better Mail, Canberra City
Fire Fighting and Agricultural Pumps,
Cronulla, N.S.W.
Wreckair Hire, St Ives, N.S.W.
Selbys Scientific Ltd, North Ryde,
N.S.W.
Rover Mowers (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Chester
Hill, N.S.W.
ARC Engineering Pty Ltd, Coffs Harbour, N.S.W.
ARC Engineering Pty Ltd, Coffs Harbour, N.S.W.
9 950.00
Vimayne Pty Ltd, Macquarie Fields,
N.S.W.
J. Curtin & Sons Pty Ltd, Alexandria,
N.S.W.
Joro Pty Ltd, Collaroy, N.S.W.
2 900.00
L. Roy, Bondi, N.S.W.
1 152.00
13 250.00
John Cox, Collaroy, N.S.W.
Supply Manager (Armament)
168670 . . . . Ring
1 860.00
Max Kadner, Surry Hills, N.S.W.
Supply Manager (Electrical)
103330 . . . . Santon rotary switches
I 188.00
Santon Aust. Pty Ltd, Chatswood,
N.S.W.
Instant Component Service, Mascot,
N.S.W.
Decca Marine Pty Ltd, Artarmon, N.S.W,
Morganite Pty Ltd, Alexandria, N.S.W.
Electrical Equipment (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
Regents Park, N.S.W.
J. Blackwood & Son Pty Ltd, Smithfield,
N.S.W.
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Pty Ltd,
North Ryde, N.S.W.
Sony (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
Wild Leitz (Aust.) Pty Ltd, North Ryde,
N.S.W.
Santon (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Chatswood,
N.S.W.
Tektronix Pty Ltd, North Ryde, N.S.W.
Email Pty Ltd, Rosebery, N.S.W.
Dept of Productivity, Adelaide, S.A.
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Pty Ltd,
North R>de, N.S.W.
Mallory Batteries, North Ryde, N.S.W.
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty Ltd,
Liverpool, N.S.W.
John Hadland Pty Ltd, Glen Waverley,
Vtr
viv.
Morganite Pty Ltd, Alexandria, N.S.W.
Standard Telephones & Cables Pt> Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Olex Cables Ltd, Lidcombe, N.S.W.
Austral Standard Cables, Liverpool,
N.S.W.
103346
. . . .
Connectors
1 552.00
103356
103362
103374
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
Generator sweep
Contact brushes
Jack assembly
6 051.00
1 237.00
2 282.00
103376
. . . .
Flow switches
2 055.00
103399
. . . .
Transformers
1 479.00
106486
110513
. . . .
. . . .
Sony 22 in. colour television
Enlarger complete with footswitch . .
1 152.00
1 356.00
102801
. . . .
Switches, rotary, Santon
6 842.00
102892
103164
103185
103254
.
.
.
.
Oscilloscope TEK P/No. 465B . . .
Quicklag circuit breakers
Mica insulators and sleeving
. . . .
Circuit card assemblies
2 957.00
1 884.00
2 226.00
5 760.00
103260
103264
. . . .
. . . .
Batteries
Block tape holders
1 447.00
3 100.00
103286
. . . .
Binocular prisms and housings
103367
102469
. . . .
. . . .
Carbon brushes
Telephone, portable
2 394.00
3 960.00
Cable, electrical 24 core 7/0.67 mm
Cable, electrical 12 core, 16/0.20 mm .
4 954,00
3 816.00
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
102946 . . . . .
103002 : . . • .
* Estimate
. . .
4 014.00
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No. G 23, 9 June 1981
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Contracts arranged
Value ($)
51
Contractor
Reference
Description of supplies
103047 .
Cable, electrical single core 276/0.40
mm
Telephone set, wall
3 468.00
Olex Cables Ltd, Lidcombe, N.S.W.
1 822.00
Cord, electrical 4 core, 30/0.20 mm
Case, balance and straps for under
water wrist watch
Strap, tiedown, cable ducting . .
1 401.00
1 321.00
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Ltd,
Leichhardt, Ts.S.W.
Olex Cables Ltd, Lidcombe, N.S.W.
Roland R. Harris, Sydney, N.S.W.
103061 .
103093 .
103127 .
103133 .
103141 .
103149 .
103165 .
103174 .
103183 .
103184 .
103208 .
103209 .
103253 .
2 115.00
Film, photographic, developer . .
Insulation sheet
Pack, consumable for Nashua photocopier
Plug, tip, jack tips
Motorola pageboy unit
3 566.00
1 006.00
9 884.00
Rela> armature . .
Plug and socket kit
2 587.00
1 820.00
Field pack, canvas
1 240.00
Circuit card assembly
1 582.00
1 470.00
1 440.00
. . .
Oscilloscope, accessory pack
1 699.00
Ropelighting, type CLW-04 .
5 460.00
Torsional vibrational calibration and
conditioner
Portable gas monitor, filter and
indicator
Impulse generator
1 024.00
3 497.00
103045 .
103316 .
Lantern, spotlight, underwater
Light, desk, bench lamp
4 784.00
4 217.00
103322 .
103361 .
103409 .
Batteries, three cell
. . . .
Bird, dummy load
Electric light fitting, red glass
1 615.00
1 150.00
4 484.00
103418 .
103522 .
Tape sound recording
Fuse holder
1 714.00
1 237.00
103524 .
Fuse link, cartridge.
1 912.00
103529 .
103549 .
103595 .
Battery assembly, P/No. 3XMP15
Dry silver paper
Psychrometer, clockwork . . . .
1 580.00
1 943.00
7 045.00
110477 .
5 696.00
2 830.00
110500 .
Storage oscilloscope, model 1741A and
accessories
Dual trace oscilloscope, main frame
model 525 and accessories
Films, various titles
110533 .
Digital hnear amplifier
4 250.00
110534 .
Electronic multimeter and accessories .
4 893.00
110535 .
I 029.00
110541 .
Mobile transceiver FM320 with accessories
16 mm film. Visual Aids
110559 .
16 mm films. Engineering Craft Studies
7 200.00
103255 .
103256 .
110416 .
110418 .
110481 .
110489 .
Supply Manager (General)
183874 . . . .
Wire rope
184454 . . . .
Pine wood
184678 . .
184683 . .
Tapered pin
Rubber pads
. . . .
1 155.00
6 240.00
1 460.00
4 236.00
6 984.00
1 189.00
1 361.00
Salmon Bros. Elect. Pty Ltd, Meadowbank, N.S.W.
Kodak (A'asia) Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
O.H. O'Brien, Lidcombe, N.S.W.
Nashua (Aust.) Pty Ltd, St Leonards,
N.S.W.
Tecnico Electronics, Lane Cove, N.S.W.
Motorola
Communication
(A'asia),
Rydalmere, N.S.W.
A.J. Distributors, Rhodes, N.S.W.
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Pty Ltd,
North Ryde, N.S.W.
Wild Leitz (Aust.) Pty Ltd, North Ryde,
N.S.W.
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Pty Ltd,
North Ryde, N.S.W.
Warburton Franki Pty Ltd, Auburn,
N.S.W.
Sevlen Lighting Pty Ltd, Burwood,
N.S.W.
Warburton Franki Pty Ltd, Auburn,
N.S.W.
George Kent (ANZ) Pty Ltd, Caringbah,
N.S.W.
Elmeasco Instruments Pty Ltd, Concord,
N.S.W.
Murfett Pty Ltd, Marrickville, N.S.W.
Salmon Bros Electric Pty Ltd, Meadowbank, N.S.W.
Besco Batteries, Villawood, N.S.W.
R.F. Devices Pty Ltd, Concord, N.S.W.
Safe Appliance Equipment Pty Ltd,
Mascot, N.S.W.
Ampex (Aust.) Ltd, North Ryde, N.S.W.
Lakemba Wholesalers Pty Ltd, Lakemba,
N.S.W.
Salmon Bros. Electric Pty Ltd, Meadowbank, N.S.W.
Chloride Batteries, Lidcombe, N.S.W.
3M (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Pymble, N.S.W.
Analgas (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Castle Hill,
N.S.W.
Hewlett-Packard (Aust.) Pty Ltd, North
Ryde, N.S.W.
B.W.D. Instruments Pty Ltd, Springvale,
Vic.
Holt Saunders Pty Ltd, Artarmon,
N.S.W.
Leeds & Northnip (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Hewlett-Packard (Aust.) Pty Ltd, North
Ryde, N.S.W.
PhilUps T M C Ltd, Auburn, N.S.W.
Bell & Howell (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Pyrmont,
N.S.W.
British Broadcasting Corp., Sydney,
N.S.W.
Bullivants Pty Ltd. Alexandria, N.S.W.
Bowman's Timber Pty Ltd, Seven Hills,
N.S.W.
Bullivants Pty Ltd, Alexandria N.S.W,
Tylors (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Beaconsfield,
N.S.W.
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Contracts arranged
Reference
Value (S)
Description of supplies
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE—continued
Hand tool
1 364.00
184864 . .
184906 . .
.
Vice
1 490.(K)
184925 . .
.
Nut
1 652.00
184926 . .
.
Cock
2 736.00
184934 . .
184940 . .
184958 . .
.
.
.
Bolt
Polish
Detergent
4 230.00
1 010.00
1 268.00
Frame
Packing
Plywood
Seal
Pallet transporter
1 710.00
1 048.00
4 749.00
1 312.00
1 700.00
Sleeving
1 643.00
Tap
1 061.00
185081 . .
Ratguard
3 724.00
185082 . .
Adhesive
1 800.00
184964
184985
185013
185029
185030
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
185041 . .
185079 . .
.
185103 . .
.
Hook
1 750.00
185119 . .
184670 . .
194650 . .
.
.
Handle
Hoist
Mask
1 260.00
2 130.00
5 604,00
194747 . .
194802 . .
.
.
Boring head
Plate
1 170.00
2 170.00
194811 . . . .
1 538.00
Hose
*
Supply
124708
124799
124823
124840
124842
124849
124861
124868
124895
124915
124938
124949
124986
135119
Manager (Machinery)
. Gauges
. .
Washing machine
. .
. Spray gun
. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2 970.00
1 320.00
1 706.00
3 267.00
1 104.00
1 196.00
1 255.00
3 335.00
2 339.00
4 602.00
2 480.00
Bush
Rotary pump
Gear worm
Filter element
Sealing ring
Atomisers
Spool gun and control
Rings
Welding equipment
Valves
Welding machine
Supply Manager (Victualling)
. Form SQI34
145225 . .
. Form SX29
145213 . .
Potatoes
'
142873 . .
Protector, document, plastic
144855 . .
145218
140419
145227
143615
5 220.00
5 581.00
1 512.00
. . . .
3 272.00
2 738.00
6 000.00
7 326.00
Form SD17
Socks, black, woollen
Form FS3
Gloves, leather, welder's
3 564.00
2 570.00
2 295.00
5 171.00
143636 . .
143648 . .
.
Tape, textile
Insignia, embroidered, blue on white .
9 805.00
1 367.00
145239 . .
146237 . .
143673 . .
.
.
Form PB115-3
Tape, vinyl, alphabetical and numerical
Gloves, rubber
1 365.00
1 006.00
2 567.00
Contractor
John Crane Mauri Pty Ltd, Bankstown,
N.S.W.
Dawn Tools Vices Pty Ltd, Belfield,
N.S.W.
A. H. Mullings Pty Ltd, Rosebery,
N.S.W.
Enware N.S.W. Pty Ltd, Punchbowl,
N.S.W.
Clade Manufacturing Pty Ltd, N.S.W.
Mulford Plastics Pty Ltd, Rozelle, N.S.W.
Whiteley Chemicals (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
Chippendale, N.S.W.
Alfab Pty Ltd, West Heidelberg, Vic.
Swift M.LP. Pty Ltd, Ashfield, N.S.W.
Cemac Pty Ltd, Auburn, N.S.W.
C. E. Mayo Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
Davies Ind. Equip. Pty Ltd, Milperra,
N.S.W.
Bellies Agencies Pty Ltd, South Brisbane,
Qld
J. Blackwood and Son Ltd, Smithfield,
N.S.W.
W. Kopsen and Co. Pty Ltd, Sydney,
N.S.W.
Emhart Australia Pty Ltd, Mascot,
N.S.W.
West Footscray Engin. Works Pty Ltd,
West Footscray, Vic.
Walkers Ltd, Maryborough, Qld
Scruttons Ltd, Mascot, N.S.W.
Drager (Aust.) Pty Ltd, South Melbourne,
ViV
vie.
Demco Pty Ltd, Redfern, N.S.W.
J. Murray Moore N.S.W. Pty Ltd,
Mascot, N.S.W.
Dunlop Industrial and Aviation, Rosebery, N.S.W.
K.D.G. Instruments Pty Ltd, Sydney
Hoover (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Sydney
Samson Spray Equipment Pty Ltd,
"Sydney
Weir Engineering Pty Ltd, Sydney
Mono Pumps Pty Ltd, Sydney
Yared Marine Pty Ltd, Sydney
DCE Vokes Pty Ltd, Sydney
Spirax Sarco Pty Ltd, Sydney
Email Limited, Sydney
C.I.G. (Aust.) Ltd, Sydney
John Crane Mauri Pty Ltd
C.I.G. Limited, Sydney
H. I. Fraser Pty Ltd
Scruttons Ltd, Sydney
Miller Business Forms Pty Ltd, Sydney
Snap-Apart Pty Ltd, Sydney
Kable Bros Pty Ltd, Sydney
Cumberland Stationery Co. Pty Ltd,
Sydney
Snap-Apart Pty Ltd, Sydney
Holeproof Ltd, Deepdene, Vic,
Davies & Cannington Pty Ltd, Sydney
Jordan Leather Goods (Mfg) Pty Ltd,
Collingwood, Vic.
Sheppard Textiles, Montmorency, Vic.
Arcade Badge Embroidery Co. Pty Ltd,
Sydney
C. A. Jones & Abies Pty Ltd, Sydney
Quickstik International Pty Ltd, Sydney
Ansell International Pty Ltd, Sydney
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No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Gazette
Contracts arranged
53
Reference
Description of supplies
Value ($)
Contractor
146693 . . .
143603 . . .
Safe, personal, one drawer
Insignia, embroidered, various colours
4 140.00
1 931.00
143646 . . . .
143644 . . . .
143652 . . .
Button, gilt, size 3
Button, gilt, size 1
Mitten, oven, hand, protective
1 200.00
1 960.00
2 332.00
140393 . . . .
143651 . . .
Stockings, large
Insignia, naval, embroidered, blue on
white
Badges
Potatoes and onions
Form FP174-1
Form SQ103
Trousers, men's, white
Cup, vitrified china, white
Leathercloth, PVC
Sweater, man's, rib-knit
Shoes, men's, white leather
Tag, servicing record
9 750.00
2 084.00
I 059.00
1 667.00
1 879.00
143713 . . . .
Thread, cotton and polyester
. . . .
Fabric, furnishing
Insignia, naval, embroidered, blue on
white PVC
Leggings, welder's
140432 . . .
Trousers, barathea
4 712.00
C.M.I. Safe Coy., Sydney
Perkal Embroidery
Co.
Pty
Ltd,
Rainbow, Vic.
Stokes (Australasia) Ltd, Ringwood, Vic.
Stokes (Australasia) Ltd, Ringwood, Vic.
Dreikurs Safety and Engineering Supplies,
Sydney
Mentor Sox, Sydney
Arcade Badge Embroidery Co. Pty Ltd,
Sydney
Swann & HudsonPtyLtd,Frankston, Vic.
Kable Bros. Pty Ltd, Sydney
Burroughs Ltd, Sydney
W. A. Pepperday Pty Ltd, Sydney
King Gee Clothing Co. Pty Ltd, Sydney
Bristiie Ltd, Perth, W.A.
Acmil Moulded Plastics Products, Sydney
Elegant Knitting Co., Penrith
E. McCamley & Sons Pty Ltd, Sydney
Automatic Fire Services (Australia) Pty
Ltd, Sydney
Coats Patens (Australia) Ltd, Sydney
I. Redelman and Son Pty Ltd, Sydney
Arcade Badge Embroidery Co. Pty Ltd,
Sydney
Henness Safety Equipment Pty Ltd,
Sydney
Evercraft Manufacturing Pty Ltd, Sydney
Machinery Spares
.
124607 . .
.
124653 . .
,
124745 . .
124786 . .
124886 . .
.
124887 . ,
124921 . .
124944 , .
.
125001 . .
125043 . .
125047 . .
125051 . .
125067 . .
125074 . .
125093 . .
125104 . .
.
125142 . .
Branch
Impellers
Thermometers
Washing machine
Transformer, portable
Bearing, R H P
Bearing, RHP
Compressor
Impeller
Filter
Teledyne processor
Water pump, regent
Water pump, engine cooling
Inverted roller
l.athe tools
Nuts and washers
Main boiler equipment
Outboard motor
1 854.00
5 384.00
6 030.00
8 265.00
2 794.00
2 131.00
6 503.00
5 492.00
2 309.00
4 868.00
1 460.00
4 933.00
1 585.00
1 490,00
1 580.00
1 122.00
1 365.00
125168
125200
135066
124014
124163
124754
124844
124845
124988
125036
125062
125079
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
125102
125147
12518!
125182
125189
125198
125215
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
Sleeves, salt water circ. pump . . . .
Bellows, diesel engine
Lathe, metal machining
Valves, steam pressure
Spindle
Mitre wheels
Valves, seat and globe
Valve, disc, metallic
Hydraulic crane
Shoe, pump
Valve, butterfly
Compressor cylinder head and tube
nest
Propeller
Rotor and shaft assembly
Sleeves, pump
Bushing sleeve
Cover, inserted
Bowl assembly
Valve, butterfly
143621
142880
145224
145226
143720
148141
146689
140416
140433
146221
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
146217 . . . ,
146694 . . .
143683 . . . .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
152221 . .
125226 . .
125233 . . . .
Element fuel filter
Coupling pump
Crankshaft compressor
. . .
. . . .
3 977.00
1 586.00
5 188.00
6 050.00
2 768.00
6 537.00
9 345.00
9 356.00
2 750.00
1 820.00
1 740.00
1 272.00
4 032.00
5 364.00
1 999.00
1 408.00
1 130.00
2 083.00
2 206.00
1 462.00
1 414.00
1 485.00
6 330.00
3 299.00
1 490.00
2 891.00
1 688.00
3 528.00
3 862.00
1 936.00
1 099.00
1 693.00
1 853.00
Weir Engineering Pty Ltd, Sydney
Tomasetti Instruments, Vic.
Horscroft Eng. Pty Ltd, Vic.
Robert Ford & Co., Sydney
Bearing Distributors, Sydney
R.H.P. Bearing, Sydney
Hall Thermotank Pty Ltd, Sydney
Kelly & Lewis Pumps, Sydney
Gibson & Battle, Sydney
Aust. General Electric Ltd, Sydney
All Pumps Pty Ltd, Sydney
M.T.U. Australia Pty Ltd
Alfred Herbert (A/asia) Pty Ltd, Sydney
Sandvik (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Sydney
Weir Engineering Pty Ltd, Sydney
Babcock & Wilcox Pty Ltd, Sydney
Outboard Marine Australia Pty Ltd,
Sydney
Thompson-Byron Jackson, Sydney
Flexmetallic Tubina Pty Ltd, Sydney
Macson Machine Tools Pty Ltd, Sydney
Treloar Distributing Pty Ltd, Sydney
Weir Engineering Pty Ltd, Sydney
Babcock & Wilcox (Aust.) Ltd, Sydney
Bestobell Engineers, Sydney
Eureka Valves, Sydney
J. Blackwood & Son Limited, S>dney
Pump Engineers Pty Ltd, Sydney
Keystone Valves (A/asia), Nowra
Hamworthy Engineering (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
Sydney
S.S. Engineering & Foundry Ltd, W.A.
Dishmaster Appliances Ltd, Sydney
Kelly & Lewis Pumps Pty Ltd, Sydney
Walkers Limited, Qld
Weir Engineering Pt> Ltd, Sydney
Sharpies Stokes, Sydney
Keystone Valves (A/asia) Pty Ltd,
Sydney
DCE Vokes Pty Ltd, Sydney
Mono Pumps (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Sydney
Compair (A/asia) Pty Ltd, Sydney
54
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No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Contracts arranged
Description of supplies
Reference
Value (S)
Contractor
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE—continued
1 152.00
1 350.00
1 584.00
1 780.00
Richard Klinger Pty Ltd, Sydney
Macson Machine Tools, Sydney
Frederick Duffield Pty Ltd, Sydney
W. Simons & Sons Pty Ltd, Sydney
No. 2 Stores Depot, RAAF, Regents Park
Binder, loose-leaf . .
G311429 .
3 689.00
G312157 .
Steel plate. . .
5 292.00
G312164 .
Naval brass rod
1 788.00
G312167 .
1 350.00
G312168 .
Stand, visible index file, lateral filing
unit
Tube steel, cold drawn
Willcox Stationery Pty Ltd, West
Heidelberg, Vic.
J. Murray-More (N.S.W.) Pty Ltd,
Mascot, N.S.W.
Austral Bronze Crane Copper Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Megara Office Supplies, Balwyn, Vic.
4 128.00
G312188 .
Terneplate
1 503.00
G312192 .
Steel bar
4 713.00
G312194 .
Aluminium alloy sheet
2 762.00
G312I95 .
Aluminium alloy rod .
2 854.00
G312303 .
Micrometer
2 870.00
G312308 .
G312312 .
G312323 .
Tools, various
Solder, tin alloy, wire form
Key set
4 282.00
1 381.00
1 054.00
G312334 .
Vice, 2 in. wide
I 834.00
G312335 .
G312336 .
G312344 .
Tools, various .
Tools, various .
Drill, hand . .
3 790.00
3 344.00
3 805.00
G312346 .
G312373 .
Welding torch outfit
Leak test compound
1 665.00
1 008.00
G312400 .
Monochlorodifiuormethane
4 843.00
G311425 .
Book, memorandum . . .
9 975.00
G312434 .
8 656.00
G311449 .
Paper, photographic, printing, black
and white
Sporting equipment
G312510 .
Straight edge .
2 253.00
G312513 .
Cable, electrical
1 603.00
G312549 .
1 502.00
G312669 .
Paper, photographic, projection waterproof
Mixer, crystal
G312717
G312725
G312726
G312765
G312770
Pen, lettering .
Paint, galvanise
Filler, metal .
Respirator . .
Box, polystyrene
4 268.00
1 249.00
1 471.00
1 135.00
1 979.00
125246
135081
135122
135138
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
. .
. .
. .
. .
Cock assembly
Mitre machine
Hydraulic hose assembling machine
Steam generating unit
. . . .
.
.
.
.
1 906.00
1 264.00
G312790 .
G312798 .
G312953 ,
Wrench box
Crimping tool
Paint
. . .
2 095.00
2 041.00
4 364.00
G313021 .
Water still, solar heated
1 332.00
G313192 .
Generator
1 094.00
Tubemakers of Aust. Pty Ltd, St
Leonards, N.S.W.
George Ward Dist. Pty Ltd, Smithfield,
N.S.W.
Eagle & Globe Steel Ltd, Guildford,
N.S.W.
William Adams Metals, Chester Hill,
N.S.W.
Alcan Aluminium Centre, Lidcombe,
N.S.W.
Pauls Merchants Pty Ltd, Bankstown,
N.S.W.
Sidchrome Pty Ltd, Belfield, N.S.W.
Royston Electronics, Punchbowl, N.S.W.
S. Robinson & Sons Pty Ltd, Camperdown, N.S.W.
Paul's Merchants Pty Ltd, Bankstown,
N.S.W.
Trojan, Homebush, N.S.W.
ABW Tools, Salisbury North, Qld
Stanley Tools Pty Ltd, Drummoyne,
N.S.W.
CIG Order Dept., Alexandria, N.S.W.
Anglo American Aviation Co. (AAA),
Essendon Airport, Vic.
F. C. Lovelock Pty Ltd, Broadway,
N.S.W.
Sands & McDougall (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
South Melbourne, Vic.
Ilford Aust. Pty Ltd, Crows Nest, N.S.W.
Overseas Indents Pty Ltd, Canterbury,
N.S.W.
W. & G. Precision Instruments, South
Caringbah, N.S.W.
Austral Standard Cables Pty Ltd,
Liverpool, N.S.W.
Ilford Aust. Pty Ltd, Crows Nest, N.S.W.
Hewlett-Packard Aust. Pty Ltd, North
Ryde, N.S.W.
Liquid Paper Australia, Dee Why, N.S.W.
Zephyr Products Pty Ltd, Chadstone, Vic.
Dulux Aust. Ltd, Concord, N.S.W.
MSA Aust. Pty Ltd, Girraween, N.S.W.
Willowware Australia Pty Ltd, Alexandria, N.S.W.
ID International, Karrinyup, W.A.
Australian AMP, Northmead, N.S.W.
Triton Paints (N.S.W.) Pty Ltd, Mascot,
N.S.W.
R.F.D. Co. (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Marrickville,
N.S.W.
G. & M. E. Ryan, Auto & General
Engineering, Seaford, Vic.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23. 9 June 1981
Reference
Description of supplies
VICTORIA
Defence Printing Establishment
Two-sided white superscreen board
DPE5748 . .
760 X 1020 mm x 1.27 mm
White glopaque paper 650 x 910 mm
DPE5758 . .
85 gsm
DPE5774 . . . Green bond paper 690x860 mm 70 gsm
DPE5779 . . . Azure laid ledger paper 690 x 860 mm
90 gsm
DPE5780 . . . Old gold bond paper 690 x 860 mm
70 gsm
DPE5781 . . . Blue bond paper 690 x 860 mm 70 gsm
DPE5782 . . . Natural polythene
film
DPE5804 . . . Phase III paper 560 x 895 mm 85 gsm
DPE5806 . . . Sunrise eclipse offset paper 650 X 910
mm 85 gsm
Contracts arranged
Value ($)
Contractor
1 052.35
Dalton Fine Paper
1 749.20
2 800.00
2 205.44
1 286.88
Wiggins Teape (Aust.) Pty
Wiggins Teape (Aust.) Pty
Wiggins Teape (Aust.) Pty
Wiggins Teape (Aust.) Pty
1 280.16
1 650.00
6 688,00
3 372.30
Wiggins Teape (Aust.) Pty Ltd
Astrapak Ltd
Dalton Fine Paper
Dalton Fine Paper
Headquarters, 2nd Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Group
GYC474110
Display technamation units
8 258.00
Navy Store Officer (Melbourne)
J2000520 . . . Aluminium strainers
Air pressure controllers
J4000641
Cooling coils
J4000657
Waterfog atomiser
J4000674
Gear operators . . . . . .
J4000687
Air-conditioning distributors
J7001676
Hand shaping machine . . .
J7001810
Thicknessing
machine
J7001811
Weld neck flanges . .
J7001828
Load cells
J7001878
Cupro nickel tubing
J7001909
Electrical cable .
J7001950
Compressed asbestos fibre sheet . .
J7001965
Cleaning compound
J7001968
Piping insulation
J7002002
Rubber gloves . .
J7002009
Insulation tape . .
J7002023
Rubber flooring . .
J7002047
2 145.00
5 800.00
4 113.00
3 800.00
1 320.00
6 942.00
7 277.00
8 310.00
1 622.00
1 330.00
4 360.00
1 294 00
2 745.00
4 468.00
2 307.00
I 056.00
1 272.00
2 878.00
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BUREAU
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
153 050.00
Diesel generating seti;
DA411/81
3 955.00
Aluminium and stainless steel screens
DA415/81
18 702.80
Six mobile grain augers and spares . .
DA424/81
1 714.00
Paint
Q838 .
1 160.00
Thermometers
Q841 .
3 995.00
Illuminators and power supply . . .
Q845 .
9 990.00
Two hot water tanks, stainless steel
Q848 .
5 500.00
Q849 .
Steel double doors
1 740.00
0850 .
Pumps
5 597.00
Q851
Picture synchronizer
3 944.00
Q851
Studio projector and lens
5 427.00
Q854 .
Temperature recorders
1 817.60
Q859 .
Copper wire
1 571.00
Q860 .
Preamplifier and audio distribution
amplifier
55
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Publicity Projects Pty Ltd, Revesby,
N.S.W.
Nu-Swift Australia, East Malvern, Vic.
H. I, Fraser Pty Ltd, Brookvale, N.S.W.
McKee Heat Transfer Pty Ltd, Dandenong, Vic.
G. Jukes and Co. Pty Ltd, East Malvern,
Vic.
Pipeline Supplies of Aust., Mulgrave, Vic.
Hall Thermotank Pty Ltd, Kensington,
Vic.
Norman W. Benson and Co. Pty Ltd,
Coburg, Vic.
A. H. Wolfenden, Airport West, Vic.
Pipeline Supplies of Aust., Mulgrave, Vic.
Gedge Systems Pty Ltd, South Melbourne,
Vic.
Weir Engineering Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Cablemakers (A.C.T.) Pty Ltd, Abbotsford, Vic.
Richard Klinger Pty Ltd, Noble Park,
Vic.
Turco Aust. Pty Ltd, Bayswater, Vic.
Actrol Parts, West Melbourne, Vic.
Ansell International, Richmond, Vic.
3M Aust. Pty Ltd, Mount Waverley, Vic.
Clark Rubber Ltd, Footscray, Vic.
R. A, Lister (Aust.) P/L
Qld Glasshouses P/L, Qld
Vennings P/L
British Paints (Aust.) P/L, Vic.
Dobbie Instruments
Anax P/L
G. R. Barrow Holdings, N.S.W.
Favor Steel
Ajax Pumps
John Barry Group
Village Theatre Supplies
Kent Industries, N.S.W.
Metal Manufactures (N.S.W.)
Poul Kirk Electronics P/L
56
Contracts
Reference
Commonwealth
of Australia
Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
arranged
Description
of
supplies
Value (S)
Contractor
D E P A R m E N T OF HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION
NEW SOUTH WALES
NT549
. . . . Randwick, Sydney—Repairs,
alterations and additions to R a n d w i c k
Post Office, for the A u s t r a l i a n
Postal Commission (Australia Post)
Shaddock
AvenueNT613
. . . . Leightonfield,
Construction of South West Mail
Centre, Stage 1, T r a n s p o r t D e p o t
(Australia Post)
NQ382
. . . . Randwick Military Area, A d m i n i stration a n d Stores Building, D e n t a l
Area—Provision and installation of
ten dental technician workplaces
NQ51I
. . . . C h a t s w o o d Post Office (Australia Post),
45 Victor S t r e e t — U p g r a d e m e n ' s
toilet, first floor
NQ522
. . . . P a r r a m a t t a Telephone Business Office
(Telecom Australia)—Alterations t o
the electrical installation
Hale
Street—Maintenance
N Q 5 4 0 . . . . Botany,
work t o water tower
PQ1018(80/81)
Sydney Metropolitan Area, various
locations—Period
contract
for
ceramic floor and wall tiling a n d
maintenance
MC1427(80/81)
N o r t h H e a d , School of Artillery,
Cutler C l u b — R e n e w various ceilings
M C I 428(80/81)
N o r t h H e a d , School of A r t i l l e r y Repairs and maintenance
N o r t h H e a d , School of Artillery,
M C I 429(80/81)
Cutler C l u b — R e p a i r s and m a i n t e n ance to ceiling
224 952.00
M. Richmond
Contracting
N.S.W.
403 888.00
Kell & Rigby (Builders) Pty L t d , Burwood, N.S.W.
16 160.00
Rudolf G u n z & Co. Pty Ltd, Surry Hills,
N.S.W.
9 655.00
Malcher C o n s t r u c t i o n s Pty L t d , Lindfield,
N.S.W.
6 850.00
Blacktown Electrical Installation Pty L t d ,
Seven Hills, N . S . W .
7 890.00
William W i n t e r t o n C o n s t r u c t i o n s Pty L t d ,
Kings Cross
Purcell Tiles Pty Ltd, Crows N e s t , N . S . W .
250 000.00*
2 698.00
11 400.00
2 582.00
(trading as R i c h m o n d
Services), C h i p p e n d a l e ,
Bailey Internal Linings Pty L t d , M o r t d a l e ,
N.S.W.
D e c o r u m Painting Services Pty L t d ,
Coogee, N . S . W .
N . Taylor (trading as Centre Ceilings),
Frenchs Forest, N . S . W .
MC1430(80/81)
Ingleburn, ' A ' Block, 2nd Military
Hospital, S M E Married Q u a r t e r s —
Patching of potholes, failed sections
of r o a d w a y and surface r e s t o r a t i o n
of water main trench excavations
2 565,00
M e t r o p o l i t a n Civil C o n t r a c t o r s ( N . S . W . )
Pty Ltd, P a d s t o w , N . S . W .
MC1431(80/81)
Sydney, Wembley C h a m b e r s , H u n t e r
Street, 3rd F l o o r — I n t e r n a l repairs
and painting to Electoral Office a n d
lobby areas
1 750.00
Peter Mcllwraith
N.S.W.
MC1438(80/8I)
Narrabeen
Telephone
Exchange
(Telecom
Australia)—Insulate
sections of supply duct n o t already
insulated
1 754.00
L. & M. Insulation Pty L t d ,
West, N.S.W.
MC1439(80/81)
Chester Hill R A A F Base—Installation
of one additional alarm bell a n d the
relocation of o n e alarm bell at t h e
married quarters
Sydney
(Kingsford-Smith)
Airport,
Operational Complex, T o w e r Building—Waterproofing of control tower
roof area
C o n c o r d , Repatriation General Hospital—Replace petrol storage tank
I 431.00
W o r m a l d Electrics (a division of W o r mald International (Aust.) Pty L t d ) ,
Waterloo, N . S . W .
2 650.00
Maintenance
Applications
Hurstville, N . S . W .
MC1442(80/8I)
M C I 443(80/81)
M C I 451 (80/81)
M C I 455(80/81)
M C I 467(80/81)
MC1469(80/81)
M C I 470(80/81)
- Estimate
Bradfield Park, National M e a s u r e m e n t s
Laboratories—Installation of new
fire doors, etc.
M o o r e b a n k District—Plumbing w o r k
Glebe, Flat 2, 2 Catherine S t r e e t — R e pairs a n d maintenance
Balmoral, H M A S ' P e n g u i n ' , rear of
Building N o . 17—Replace c o n c r e t e
to d u m p m a s t e r handling a r e a
Neutral Bay, R A N T M E — S u p p l y a n d
fit three (3) No. 2 h o u r timber fire
rated d o o r s and j a m b s , etc.
14 080.00
3 500.00
10 000.00*
4 650.00
Pty
Ltd,
Harbord,
Concord
Pty
Ltd
T h e Shell C o m p a n y of Australia Limited,
Sydney, N . S . W .
J. Loje, Collaroy, N . S . W .
R, & M . Peters, P a n a n i a , N . S . W .
E d w a r d Lee, Dulwich Hill, N . S . W .
3 900.00
J o e Loje, Collaroy, N . S . W .
3 070.00
J o e Loje, Collaroy, N . S . W .
Commonwealth
of Australia
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Contraces arranged
Description
Reference
80/2817
Gazette
. . .
CDl23/80
C D 124/80
CD008/81
of supplies
Regents Park, mechanised receipts
and dispatch facility: Mechanical
and electrical design and working
drawings
Concord, R G H — P l a t e s and links . .
Concord, RGH—Boiler spares . . .
Concord, R G H ~ P a n e l
. .
. .
. .
Contractor
30 000.00
Planner West
N.S.W.
1 006.00
4 306.00
1 582.00
.
.
.
.
.
1 449.00
3 927.00
1 802.00
1 246.00
1 660.00
. . .
1 950.00
Gore Hill, ABC—Pump, uniflow, 1
stage, double suction, horizontal split
casing model 4/5
Concord, R G H — C o n t r o l and operate
Babcock and Wilcox 10 000 lb per
hour coal fired boilers
7 360.00
CD007/81
. .
CD003/81
. .
CD13/81 . . .
CD14/81 . . .
CDll/81 . . .
Concord,
Concord,
Concord,
Concord,
Concord,
CD20/81
. . .
Concord, R G H — L i g h t
26465/81
. . .
MCI 471(80/81)
Value ($)
RGH—Chemicals
. .
R G H — S p a r e parts
. .
RGH—Amplifier etc. .
RGH—Amplifier etc. .
R G H — W a s h e r sanitizer
fittings
.
.
.
.
.
DEPARTMENT O F PRIMARY INDUSTRY
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
816246-9 . . . Laboratory washer
810984-4 . . . Computer equipment
816257-3 . . . Light meters
816259-+
. . Ear tags
3 798.10
4
23
2
3
1 530.00
5 370.00
816263-7
811006-0
. . .
. . .
Anemometers and hygrometers
VT 100 terminals
811007-9
. . .
D Z l l B board
2 508.00
816266-1 . . .
816267-+
. .
816268-8 . . .
Video equipment
Microscope
LA 34 terminal
4 024.00
4 181.00
2 063.00
816270>9
811016-7
814121-1
811033-5
811041-5
811054-6
.
.
.
.
.
.
Microscope
Lateral pockets
Net measuring devices
H P L C columns
Electric winches
LA34 dewriter
1
1
3
I
3
2
811056-2
. . .
Line printer and visual display unit. .
7 095.00
811057-0
816292-8
816297-9
811076-5
811077-3
816620-8
816622-4
816627-5
814435-9
814441-2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Disc cartridge
Clips
N o v a computing equipment
Paper
Paper
1000 pads of form E l 2
500 pads of form E212
1000 pads of form El 57
100 northern gillnetting logbooks . .
500 A F Z catch record logbooks . . .
2
1
9
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. . .
703.00
860.98
376.00
400.00
716.00
755.00
488.00
080.00
867.50
063.00
100.00
285.00
861.00
361.88
361,88
319.00
062.50
046.00
925.00
935.00
Pty
Ltd,
57
Greenwich,
Babcock Aust. N o r t h Sydney, N.S.W.
Babcock Aust. N o r t h Sydney, N.S.W.
Paton Electrical Pty Ltd, Ashfield,
N.S.W.
Catoleum Pty Ltd, Ashfield, N.S.W.
L. Dee Pty Ltd, Forest Lodge, N.S.W.
Etone Pty Ltd, Peakhurst, N.S.W.
A.W.A. Pty Ltd, Ashfield, N.S.W.
Turella Industries Pty Ltd, Gordon,
N.S.W.
Associated Lighting Industries, Smithfield, N.S.W.
All Pumps, Rydalmere, N.S.W.
Skilled Engineering (contract labour)
Pty Ltd, Marrickville, N.S.W.
Selbys Scientific Ltd, N.S.W.
W a n g Computer Pty Ltd, A.C.T.
G . E . C (Sales) Ltd, N.S.W.
Plant Protection Products Pty Ltd,
N.S.W.
Dobbie Instruments Pty Ltd, N.S.W.
Anderson Digital Equipment Pty Ltd,
A.C.T.
Digital Equipment Australia Pty Ltd,
A.C.T.
G.E.C. Automation & Control, N.S.W.
Anax, N.S.W.
Anderson Digital Equipment Pty Ltd,
A.C.T.
Anax, N.S.W.
R o n e o Alcatel, A.C.T.
A. L. Franklin Pty Ltd, N.S.W.
Edwards Instrument Co., N.S.W.
Thiess Toyota Pty Ltd, N.S.W.
Anderson Digital Equipment Pty Ltd,
A.C.T.
Anderson Digital Equipment Pty Ltd,
A.C.T.
Computer Resources Co., A.C.T.
W. A. Deutsher Pty Ltd
D a t a General (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Vic.
Wiggins Teape Australia Pty Ltd, A.C.T.
Wiggins Teape Australia Pty Ltd, A.C.T.
Paterson Press Pty Ltd, Vic.
Moore-Paragon Australia Ltd, A.C.T.
Moore-Paragon Australia Ltd, A.C.T.
Cirils Printers, A.C.T.
Union Offset, A.C.T.
D E P A R T M E N T O F S C I E N C E AND T E C H N O L O G Y
VICTORIA
BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY
QVM81/427
.
Pressure controllers
3 061.00
QVM81/426
.
Multimeter
1 700.00
QVM81/511
QVM81/512
QVM81/450
QVM81/485
.
.
.
Switch box
Electric counter
Solid state amplifier
Heavy duty strapping and seals
1
1
3
1
. . .
900.00
021.00
150.00
400.00
Smiths Industries
Pty Ltd,
South
Melbourne, Vic.
H. Rowe and Co. Pty Ltd, North
Melbinirne, Vic.
Analite Pty Ltd, Notting Hill, Vic.
Associated Controls. Mulgrave, Vic.
Leeds and N o r t h r u p , Richmond, Vic.
Gerrard Strapping Systems, Kensington,
Vic.
58
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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
arranged
Reference
Value (S)
Description of supplies
Contractor
D E P A R T M E N T O F S C I E N C E A N D T E C H N O L O G Y - continued
QVM81/466
QVM81/494
QVM81/453
QVM81/412
.
Bench
processor,
enlarger
and
accessories
Lcupold and Stevens telemark . . . .
1 524.00
Michaels Camera Store, Melbourne, Vic.
3 200.00
A.
Tools
Photographic developer
2 304.00
1 550.00
G. Barrer and Assoc., North,
Melbourne, Vic.
Thos. Warburton, South Melbourne, Vic.
F. T. Wimble, Rydalmere, N.S.W.
of
1 640.00
1 192.00
1 070.00
2 866.50
1 943.70
Olivetti Aust.
Canb. Publishing & Printing
Union Ofl'set
Union Off"set
Multilingua
of
1 943.70
Multilingua
of
I 943.70
Multilingua
of
1 943.70
Multilingua
of
2 082.30
Multilingua
of
1 943.70
Multilingua
of
2 385.60
MultiHngua
of
1 943.70
Multilingua
1 545.00
1 495.00
1 047.00
King's Printing Shop
Ciril's Printers
King's Printing Shop
5 980.00
Antrac Machinery Pty Ltd, Sydney,
N.S.W.
Copy Aid Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
Antrac Machinery Pty Ltd, Sydney,
N.S.W.
A.P. Lever Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
A.M. International Pty Ltd, Sydney,
N.S.W.
Sony (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
A.C.Y. Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
A.C.Y. Pty Ltd, Sydney, N.S.W.
D E P A R T M E N T O F S O C I A L SECURITY
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
1000 mini disk . . .
C02189
148 000 Form SU93 .
C02191
10 000 Form SR201 .
C02193
240 000 Form SU13 .
C02203
Translation and back translation
C02212
leaflets (Turkish)
Translation and back translation
C02213
leaflets (Spanish)
Translation and back translation
C02214
leaflets (Serbian)
Translation and back translation
C02215
leaflets (Italian)
Translation and back translation
C02216
leaflets (Greek)
Translation and back translation
C02217
leaflets (Croatian)
Translation and back translation
C02218
leaflets (Arabic)
Translation and back translation
C02219
leaflets (Vietnamese)
1000 pads, Form SC127
C02228
1000 pads. Form SC118
C02229
94 000 Form SA84 . .
C02233
NEW SOUTH WALES
Presses, inclineable
R952
.
R1016 .
R1042 .
Guillotine, paper . . .
Drilling/tapping machine
5 126.00
1 461.00
R840
R1051
Pan brake
Off"set printer
3 495.00
8 000.00
Video equipment
Guillotine, metal
Folder/bender, metal
2 774.00
I 340.00
1 732.00
.
.
R1069 .
R1087 .
R1086 .
D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E TREASURY
ROYAL A U S T R A L I A N M I N T
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
RAM80/06 . . Plastic capsules . . .
9 210.00
5 500.00
18 975.00
33 419.00
RAM80/07
RAM80/09
RAM80/10
Coin collars
PVC single coin wallets
Coin presentation cases
RAM80/11
Medal cases
RAM80/12
RAM80/14
Wooden boxes
Plastic coin containers and inserts .
8 250.00
19 605.00
RAM80/15
RAM80/16
Foam styrene containers
Rolled copper plates . .
14 400.00
1 131.00
RAM80/17
Copper-nickel coinage blanks . . . .
RAM80/18
Mould dressing
RAM80/19
Bronze coin blanks
4 738.00
3 782 196.(K)
I 190.00
104 650.00
Pennicook Davison Pty Ltd, Turrella,
N.S.W.
AZ Trading Pty Ltd, Boronia, Vic.
Flexoplast Pty Ltd, Mentone, Vic.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Bedford Industries, Daw Park, S.A.
Pennicook Davison Pty Ltd, Turrella,
N.S.W.
Hanimex Pty Ltd, Mascot, N.S.W.
Austral Bronze Crane Copper Pty Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
C. Itoh & Co. Aust. Pty Ltd, Melbourne,
Vic.
Steetly Chemicals Pty Ltd, Seven Hills,
N.S.W.
Austral Bronze Crane Copper Pty Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
Reference
Description of supplies
RAM80/21
RAM80/22
RAM80/23
RAM80/24
RAM80/25
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RAM80/26
RAM81/01
RAM81/02
RAM81/04
RAM81/05
RAM81/03
RAM81/06
RAMS 1/07
RAM81/09
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RAM81/11 . .
Contracts arranged
Value ($)
Single coin wallets
Coin presentation cases
PVC coin wallets, uncirculated . . .
Styrene coin cases
Copper-nickel coinage blanks . . . .
11 930.00
59 619.00
9 730.00
4 790.00
462 800.00
1 627 200.00
Medium frequency capacitors . . . .
11512.00
Blank anneal furnace drums . . . .
31 458.00
Presentation cases
18 400.00
Bronze coin blanks
2 062 800.(X)
Presentation cases
11 250.00
Gold blanks
372 900.00
Australian honours
50488.00
Tungsten carbide coinage collars . .
6 347.00
Coin press spares
16 404.00
14 088.00
Coin presentation cases
9 638.00
Carbide coin collars
1 350.00
Labels
1 680.00
Freon
1 225.00
Abrasive sticks
8 640.00
Electric micro balance
5 601.00
Formsdata hoppers
195.00
Input
311 723.00
Fibreglass
009.(K)
Buffing compound
2 557.(K)
59
Contractor
Mayer Plastics Pty Ltd, Rydalmere,
N.S.W.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Mayer Plastics Pty Ltd, Rydalmere,
N.S.W.
Pennicook Davison Pty Ltd, Turrella,
' N.S.W.
Austral Bronze Crane Copper Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Stallman & Co. Pty Ltd, Botany, N.S.W.
Electric Utilities Co., North Carolina,
U.S.A.
Vickers Hadwa, Bassendean, W.A.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Austral Bronze Crane Copper Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Perth Mint, Perth, W.A.
Amor-Sanders Pty Ltd, Surry Hills,
N.S.W.
Cemented Carbide Tools & Dies Pty Ltd,
Bayswater, Vic.
Quality Tool & Die (N.S.W.) Pty Ltd,
Guildford, N.S.W.
George Lovitt (Mftg) Pty Ltd, Montmorency, Vic.
Davies Ferguson Pty Ltd, Brookvale,
N.S.W.
Cemented Carbide Tools & Dies, Bayswater, Vic.
Avery Labels, Dulwich Hill. N.S.W.
F. C. Lovelock Pty Ltd, Fyshwick,
A.C.T.
Carborundum Pty Ltd, Thomastown,
Vic.
John Morris Aust. Pty Ltd, Chatswood,
N.S.W.
Cook & Heathcote, Mornington, Vic.
Key Data Pty Ltd, Braddon, A.C.T.
Automatic Currency Equipment, Rosebery, N.S.W.
Plastic Electroplaters Pty Ltd, Greenacre,
N.S.W.
AUSTRAUAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
HEADQUARTERS
26127HQ
26128HQ
26145HQ
26154HQ
S81/1390
S81/1416
S81/1570
S81/1572
C3324 .
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.
C3813 . . .
C3856 . . .
C3917 . . .
18 345.00
Film,'Ringing True*
Printing of innovation and impact kit 10 320.00
6 580.00
Printed book on registry facilities.
6 230.00
Brochure, Black Mountain, tower
Canberra
107 0<K).00
Telephone cable, external, lead-in
14 797.(K)
Purchase of cable pressurisation equip
ment
23 000.00
Wire wrapping tools
74 (KX).(X)
Data facilities study
8 496.00
Maintenance of Interdata model 7/16
computer and associated equipment
—Period ending 8.2.82
7 656.(K)
Technicians tools, exchange and substation maintenance
226 864.(X)
Relay sets
Transceiver for the Research Labora- 13 957.00
tories
Film Australia, Lindfield, N.S.W.
Tech Art Pty Ltd, West Melbourne, Vic.
Essential Sales Promotions, Croydon, Vic.
Canberra Press, Moorabbin, Vic.
Olex Cables Ltd, West Footscray, Vic.
(extension to existing contract)
Puregas (Australia) Pty Ltd, Caringbah,
N.S.W.
Bowthorpe Australia Pty Ltd, Cheltenham, Vic.
Logica Pty Ltd, North Sydney, N.S.W.
Perkin Elmer Data Systems Pty Ltd,
North Ryde, N.S.W. (extension to
existing contract)
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty Ltd,
Alexandria, N.S.W.
Centre Industries, Brookvale, N.S.W.
Amalgamated Wireless (A'asia) Ltd,
North Ryde, N.S.W.
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Contracts
Reference
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. G 23, 9 June 1981
arranged
Description of supplies
Value (S)
A U S T P A L U N TELECOMMUNICATIONS
C3945
.
C5026
.
C5033
.
C5060
.
COMMISSION-^ontinued
Maintenance of IMTEC microfiche
reader/printers—Period
ending
31.3.82
Cable terminal boxes and associated
items
Maintenance of control equipment for
use with automatic telephone switching network—Period ending 30.6.82
Jointing material for plastic insulated
and sheathed cable, adhesives and
thermoshrinkable materials
31 672.00
Computer Resources
Alexandria, N.S.W.
12 695.00
Acmil Mouldings, Oakleigh, Vic.
7 880.00
37 294.00
6 413.00
6 017.00
5 320.00
C5061
. .
C5084
. .
C5097
. .
Sch.C5114
Jointing material for plastic insulated
and sheathed cable, plastics and
metalwork
Wire, bridle, drop, tie and accessories
High frequency twelve-channel open
wire carrier telephone equipment
Video recorders, players and receiver
monitors
170 822.00
297 718.00
71 471.00
30 750.00
26 255.00
20 095.00
Sch.C5139
Portable air-conditioning units
108 300.00
Sch.C5160
Printed forms, Z series . . . .
87 879.00
18 699.00
15 773.00
12 467.00
7 900.00
7 285.00
6 635,00
Sch.C7444
43 578.00
Sch.C8850
Hire of automatic data processing
equipment for the period ending
30.6.81
PABX equipment
Sch.C9201
Through group filter equipment . . .
30 596.00
30 513.00
16 620.00
Sch.C9272
Sch.C9476
Contractor
Radio relay equipment for telephony
(120-2700 chs) and/or television for
Melbourne-Sydney radio relay system
Radio plant for medium frequency
broadcasting stations
Sch.C9597
Interactive computer terminals
Sch.C9669
Sch.C9677
Voice frequency programme and re
corded services-line equipment
Wire, line (copper wire)
Sch.C97!8
Power distribution cable
Sch.C9846
Tents, flies and tarpaulins
Sch.C9850
423 911.00
28 124.00
6 062.00
I 748 244.00
18 500.00
. . .
52 679.00
. .
5 455.00
Linesmen's tools, conduit rods .
13 777.00
Co.
Pty
Ltd,
Standard Telephones & Cables Pty Ltd,
Thornbury, Vic. (extension to existing
contract)
Intercoastal (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Mount
Waverley, Vic.
Bostik Australia Pty Ltd, Thomastown,
Vic.
Egerton Connectors (Aust.) Pty Ltd,
Potts Point, N.S.V/.
Tasman Engineering, West Heidelberg,
Vic.
Acmil Mouldings, Oakleigh, Vic.
Austral Standard Cables Pty Ltd, Clayton,
Vic.
Standard Telephones and Cables Pty Ltd,
Sydney, N.S.W.
Hagemeyer (Australasia) BV, North
Ryde, N.S.W.
Robertson Audio Visual Services Pty Ltd,
Brookvale, N.S.W.
G E C Automation and Control (a division
of G E C Australia Ltd), Hawthorn, Vic.
Allied Air Conditioning Pty Ltd, Cheltenham, Vic.
Moore Paragon Australia Ltd, Richmond,
Vic.
Paterson Press (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Richmond,
Vic.
Penny Printing Pty Ltd, Moorabbin, Vic.
Cook & Heathcote Printers, Mornington,
Vic.
G. W. Robinson & Co. Pty Ltd, Clarence
Gardens, S.A.
Burroughs Ltd, Erskineville, N.S.W.
Buckner Printing Co. Pty Ltd, Bowen
Hills, Qld
Honeywell Pty Ltd, North Sydney,
N.S.W. (extension to existing contract)
L. M. Ericsson Pty Ltd, Broadmeadows,
Vic. (extension to existing contract)
Siemens Industries Ltd, Richmond, Vic.
(extension to existing contract)
N E C Australia Pty Ltd, Mulgrave, Vic.
(extension to existing contract)
N E C Australia Pty Ltd, Mulgrave, Vic.
(extension to existing contract)
Radio Manufacturing Engineers Pty Ltd,
Rydalmere, N.S.W. (extension to
existing contracts)
Hewlett-Packard Aust. Pty Ltd, Doncaster
East, Vic. (extension to existing contract)
Plessey Australia Pty Ltd, Meadowbank,
N.S.W. (extension to existing contract)
Austral Standard Cables Pty Ltd,
Clayton, Vic. (extension to existing
contract)
Olex Cables Ltd, Brunswick East, Vic.
(extension to existing contract)
Evan Evans Canvas Pty Ltd, Brunswick,
Vic. (extension to existing contract)
General Synthetics Pty Ltd, Mortdale,
N.S.W. (extension to existing contract)
Commonwealth of Australia
No. G 23, 9 June 198J
Gazette
Contracts arranged
Value ($)
Contractor
. . .
12 529.00
Electron tubes (item 301 onwards)
27 013.00
Electrical Equipment Ltd, Regents Park,
N.S.W. (extension to existing contract)
Philips Electronic Components
and
Materials, Lane Cove, N.S.W.
Siemens Industries Limited, Richmond,
Vic.
Thomson-CSF (A'asia) Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Vic.
Eagle Type Graphic Services, Dandenong, Vic. (extension to existing
contract)
Reference
Description of supplies
Sch.C9916
Telecommunications jacks
Sch.C99I8
22 027.00
7 193.00
Sch.C9944
.
Printing of loose leaves for telephone
switching construction branch
9 664.00
NEW SOUTH WAI.ES
NSW1070
Nswina
NSW1139
NSW1250
NSW1288
NSW4993
61
Supply and installation of spray painting booth, Villawood
Backboards
Industrial forklift truck
Tally T1612 RO printer
Modular office furniture
Busbar cover (DVC)
28 055.00
Morwood Holdings P/L, Cheltenham
12 325.00
17 350.00
9 365.00
56 434.00
10 640.00
Con & Co., Flemington
Clark Equipment, Hornsby
Warburton Franki, Sydney
Carmen Furniture Sales P/L, Kirrawee
Rehau Pty Ltd, North Ryde
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No. S104
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Canberra, Monday, 1 June 1981
Aboriginal Land Rights {Northern Territory) Act 1976
ESTABLISHMENT OF LAND TRUST
IN pursuance of sub-section 4 ( 1 ) of the Aboriginal
Land Rights {Northern Territory) Act 1976, I, Peter
Erne Baume, the Minister of State for Aboriginal
Affairs, hereby establish an Aboriginal Land Trust
by the name of the Yingawunarri Mudbura Aboriginal Land Trust to hold title to the land in the
Northern Territory the boundaries of which are set
out in the Schedule below.
Dated this twenty-seventh day of May 1981.
PETER BAUME
Minister of State
for Aboriginal Affairs
SCHEDULE
All those parcels of land near the Town of Top
Springs Northern Territory of Australia containing
an area of 202 square kilometres more or less being
Northern Territory Portions 1788 and 1789 and
bounded by lines described as follows:
Firstly
Commencing at a point bearing 47 degrees 46 minutes
30 seconds 193.18 metres from No. 14 Bore
(Pussycat); thence by lines bearing 76 degrees 23
minutes 30 seconds 36 metres; 166 degrees 23 minutes
30 seconds 60 metres; 256 degrees 23 minutes 30
seconds 36 metres; 346 degrees 23 minutes 30 seconds
60 metres to the point of commencement.
SPECIAL
Secondly
Commencing at the southeastern corner of Northern
Territory Portion 1751; thence southerly by a line
for a distance of 3028.73 metres; thence westerly by
a line for a distance of 11265.41 metres; thence by
a line bearing 299 degrees 12885.21 metres; thence
northerly by a line for a distance of 9656.06 metres;
thence by a line bearing 119 degrees 12S85.21 metres;
thence easterly by a line for a distance of 11265.41
metres; thence southerly by a line for a distance of
3028.73 metres; thence westerly iby a line for a
distance of 3598.9 metres; thence southerly by a line
for a distance of 3598.6 metres; thence easterly by
a line for a distance of 3598.3 metres to the point
of commencement but excluding therefrom the
Buchanan Highway 100 metres wide.
In lieu of notification appearing in Special Gazette
No. S99 of 25.5.81.
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Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service
No. S105
Canberra, Monday, 1 June 1981
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
DECLARATION OF VACANCY UNDER
S U B - S E C T I O N 37 (1) O F T H E
BROADCASTING A N D TELEVISION ACT 1W2
WHEREAS subsection 37(1) of the Broadcasting
and Television Act 1942 provides, inter alia, that if
a member of the Australian Broadcasting Commission,
being a Commissioner appointed by virtue of
paragraph 31 ('!) (ba) of that Act, ceases to be
ordinarily resident in the State in which he was
ordinarily resident at the time of his appointment,
the Governor-General shall, by notice published in
the Gazette, declare that the office of the Commissioner is vacant and thereupon the office shall be
deemed to be vacant:
AND WHEREAS, by reason of Section 16A of the
Acts Interpretation Act 1901, a reference in an Act
to the Governor-General is, unless the contrary
intention appears, to be deemed to include the
person for the time being administering the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia and is,
unless the contrary intention appears, to be read as
referring to that person acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council:
SPECIAL
AND WHEREAS Herbert James Elliott was
appointed to be a Commissioner in respect of the
State of Western Australia for the period of 3 years
commencing on 23 October 1978 by virtue of paragraph 31 (1) (ba) of that Act and has ceased to be
ordinarily resident in that State:
NOW THEREFORE I, Sir Stanley Burbury, the
Administrator of the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, hereby declare, in pursuance of sub-section 37 (1) of the Broadcasting and
Television Act 1942, the office of Herbert James
Elliott as a Commissioner appointed by virtue of
paragraph 31 (1) (a) of that Act in respect of the
State of Western Australia is vacant.
Dated this twenty-eighth day of May 1981.
STANLEY BURBURY
Administrator
By His Excellency's Command,
IAN SINCLAIR
Minister of State for Communications
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NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Statutory Rules have been made. Copies of them can be purchased
at the Australian Government Publishing Service Bookshop, 70 Alinga Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital
Territory.
Act under which the
Statutory Rules were made
Description of the Statutory Rules
Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 . . Income Tax Regulations (Amendment)
Number and
year of the
Statutory
Rules
Price
of the
Statutory
Rules
No. 116, 1981
0.40
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AUSTRALIA
Foreign
Takeovers
Act
1975
ORDER
W H E R E A S Koala Motels Pty Ltd (hereinafter referred
to as 'Koala'), a company incorporated in the Northern
Territory and having its registered office situated at c / o
Messrs Ward Keller, Solicitors, 26 Mitchell Street,
•Darwin, in the said Territory, is a prescribed corporation that carries on an Australian business;
A N D W H E R E A S International Real Estate Holdings, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as 'International'), a
company formed and validly existing under the laws of
the State of Delaware in the United States of America
and having its registered office situated at c / o Suite
715, 1735, .1 Street N.W., Washington D.C., in the said
United States of America, is a foreign person;
A N D W H E R E A S I, J O H N W I N S T O N H O W A R D ,
the Treasurer, am satisfied that—
(a) International proposes to purchase The K o a l a
Motel, Darwin, f r o m Koala;
(b) the proposed acquisition would have the result
that the business would be controlled by foreign
persons; and
(c) that result would be contrary to the national
interest.
NOW
THEREFORE
I,
JOHN
WINSTON
H O W A R D , the Treasurer aforesaid pursuant to sectiton 19 (2) of the Foreign Takeovers Act il975, by this
order P R O H I B I T the proposed acquisition by International of assets f r o m Koala.
Dated this 28th day of .May 1981.
JOHN HOWARD
Treasurer
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No. S 1 0 8
A^^^littl
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NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Statutory Rules have been made. Copies of them can be purchased
at the Austrahan Government Publishing Service Bookshop, 70 Alinga Street, Canberra City, AustraHan Capital
Territory.
Number and
Price
year of the
of the
Statutory
Statutory
Act under which the
Rules
Rules
Description of the Statutory Rules
Statutory Rules were made
Student Assistance Act 1973 . . . . Student Assistance Regulations (Amendment). .
Amendments of the Navigation (Musters and
Navigation Act 1912
Drills) Regulations
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 Conciliation and Arbitration Regulations
(Amendment)
Defence Amendment Act
. . . Defence Force (Salaries) Regulations (Amendment)
Defence Amendment Act \919 . . . Defence Fores (Reserves) (Financial) Regulations
(Amendment)
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No. 118, 1981 0.40
No. 119, 1981
0.20
No. 120, 1981 0.40
No. 121, 1981
0.20
TERRITORY OF COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Ordinance of the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands has been
made. Copies of the Ordinance may be purchased from the Department of Home Affairs and Environment, Wales
Centre, cnr London Circuit and Akuna Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory.
Number and
Price of
year of
Ordinance
Ordinance
Short title of Ordinance
1 of 1981 . .
Postal Services {Amendment) Ordinance 1981
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