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No. 65.]
SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of External Affairs,
Melbourne, 19th November, 1903.
THE Governor- General directs it to be notified that the
Exequatur empowering
Sir MALCOLM MCEACHARN
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 14th November, 1903.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice
of the Executive Council thereof, has approved of the following
APPOINTMENTS.
to act in the capacity of Honorary Consul for Japan in Mel-
bourne has received His Majesty's signature.
ALFRED DEAKIN,
ROBERT NOBLE BLEAZBY, Letter Carrier, WILLIAM JAMES
DAVIES, Fireman, and JOHN STANLEY WHITE, Junior
Postal Assistants, Officers of the General Division in the
Postmaster - General's Department, State of Victoria, to
be Clerks, Department of Trade and Customs, State of
Victoria, from the 31st August, 1903, vice M. McGillicuddy, T. J. Stackpole, and W. Hunkin respectively.
Minister of State for External Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 14th November, 1903.
THOMAS JOAN BEATTY and STEPHEN RICHARD HARBICKs
ROBERTS, Officers of the Postmaster - General's Depart-
ment, to be Acting Officers of Customs at Perth, in the
State of Western Australia, without salary.
W
HEREAS Nucolard and Nucoline are permitted under
certain conditions to be imported into the Commonwealth : And whereas I am of opinion that they can be used as
WILLIAM JOHN LYNE,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
substitutes for Butter, which is dutiable goods, and for purposes
for which Butter can be used : Now, therefore, I do hereby, in
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 14th November, 1903.
pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by Section 139
of the Customs Act 1901, direct that such Nucolard and
Nucoline shall be charged with the duty chargeable on Butter,
WILLIAM JOHN LYNE,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
IT is notified that Mr. David Pringle, Landing Waiter at
Sydney, having attained the age of sixty -eight (68) years,
has retired trom the Public Service, from 9th June, 1903, inclusive.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 14th November, 1903.
THE following transfer has been made in the State of New
South Wales :
JOHN SAMUEL BRAIN, Sub - Collector of Customs, Barham
and Koondrook, to be Assistant Landing Waiter at
Newcastle, at his present salary, to date from 26th
October, 1903:
WILLIAM JOHN LYNE,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 14th November, 1903.
CUSTOMS STATION CLOSED.
is hereby notified that the Customs Station at Frances,
IT in the State of South Australia, is closed.
WILLIAM JOHN LYNE,
Minister for Trade and Customs.
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WILLIAM JOHN LYNE,
Minister for Trade and Customs,
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No. 65. --21st November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 19th November, 1903.
TARIFF DECISIONS.
THE following Decisions relating to the Customs Tariff are published for general information and the
guidance of officers.
N. LOCKYER,
For Comptroller-General.
CUSTOMS TARIFF GUIDE.
SUPPLEMENT No. 14.
BELLOWS
Jewellers' foot ...
...
...
...
DIARY and ALMANAC
Issued by a trading firm for advertising
purposes
Item.
20 per cent.
111 (A)
580
Wicker, Wood, &c., manufactures of
3d. per lb.
or
122 (A)
402
Paper, advertising matter ...
123
504
Stationery, manufactured
78 (N)
344
Metals, manufactures of, n.e.i.
92 (A)
197
Glass, Polished Plate, n.e.i.
sup. ft.
Glass, Polished Plate, n.e.i.
sup. ft.
92 (c)
196
198
...
197
Glass, Polished Plate, each sup. ft.
¡
I
25 per cent.,
'
DRAWBENCH (Metal)
...
...
whichever
higher
20 per cent.
...
Quantity.
Classification.
Duty.
Goods.
No. of Class.
or
lb.
OORRIGENDA. Tarif Guide, page 131.
GLASS
Polished plate, n.e.i. (Tariff)
...
...
Classification should read
Polished Plate, each plate not exceeding
7 superficial feet
Classification should read
...
...
'
per 100
super. feet
10E.
per 100
super. feet
5s.
...
1 Free as Colours,
GOLD, ROMAN, for decorating China
Artist
GOLD, UNFLUXED, for decorating China f
...
LAC -U -MEN (a face wash)
...
LOOFAHS or VEGETABLE SPONGES
MACHINES and MACHINERY (other than
Agricultural and Machine Tools), viz.:
Door and Blind Clamping
...
...
CORRIGENDA.Tariff Guide, page 193.
Eyeletting Machines, if similar to those for
bookbinding
...
...
...
...
Otherwise
Classification should read Eyeletting
Machines, if similar to those for
bookbinding
...
...
..
Otherwise
...
...
...
MALT MARROW
MALT NUTRINE
...
...
...
20 per cent.
VII. (c)
107 (A)
400
416
Glass, Polished Plate, each sup. ft.
plate not exceeding 7. superficial feet
plate not exceeding 7 superficial feet
...
...
Paints (free)
Perfumery
Articles, other
Free
...
61
12 per cent.
78 (J)
312
Machinery, n.e.i.
Free
Div. VI. (t)
320
Machine Tools
12¡ per cent.
...
Div. VI. (t)
Div. VI. (h)
320
320
Machine Tools
Machine Tools
...
78 (J)
312
8
Machinery, n.e.i.
...
Ale, other
...
Ale, other
ls. per gallon
Is. per gallon
i (13)
1 (B)
8
cwt.
...
...
gallon
gallon
...
...
gallon
gallon
...
...
...
...
gallon
gallon
...
... doz.pks
NOTE. This cancels decision on page 195,
(guide.
..
CORRIGENDA. Tariff Guijle, page 247.
OILS
Cod Oil, refined (iin bulk)
Classification should read
PAPER
Blackboard, called Hyloplate
OiLs, in bulk Fish
Oils, in bulk, n.e.i.
Div. VIL (a)
...
...
388
389
Oils (free) ...
Oils (free) ...
15 per cent.
122 ( ri)
411
Paper, n.e.i.
122 (L
412
Paper (free)
...
106
Cards, playing
84 (M)
...
...
...
Free
...
...
...
...
...
CORRIGENDA. Tariff Guide, page 249.
1V1irbane (in vessels exceeding 1 gallon)
Classification should read
372
388
6d. per gallon
...
...
CORRIGENDA.Tariff Guide, page 260.
Paper Cards, playing, in sheets or cut ... 3s. per dozen
Classification should read
SEEDS
Beans, Mauritius
SCRAPERS, Painters'
...
...
...
VEHICLES-
...
...
Side and end tipping ore cars or trucks ...
Department of Trade and Customs,
Melbourne, 39th November, 1903.
packs
...
...
other
Tools of Trade
...
Free
Free
...
462
558
Seeds,
Div. VI. (Li)
20 per cent.
124
569
Vehicles (n.e.i. and Parts
cental
(n.e.i.)
N. LOCKYER,
For Comptroller - General.
A. W. SMART,
Chief Commonwealth Surveyor,
,No. ".60,-21st November, .1903,
:84$
Commonwealth of Australia,
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Herne Affairs,
Mel bourre, 17th November, l!')3
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
AP1'oIVAIENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRAR AT LAKE ALBERT, IN
THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF BLAND.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of
JOHN W. ATTWOOD, Esquire,
as Electoral Registrar at Lake Albert, in the Commonwealth
Electoral Division of Bland, in the State of New South Wales,
vice Mrs. M. A. Port, resigned. Such appointment to take
effect on and from the 1st inst.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION 70 REVISE THE LISTS OF ELPCTORS ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE COMMONWEALTH
ELECTORAL DIVISION OF ECHUCA.
HIS Excellency r he Governor- General, in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia., by and with the advice of the
}Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of
RoBERT GEORGE FOYSTER, Esquire, J.P.,
as a Member of the Special Court of Revision to be held at
Echuca' to revise the Lists for the Commonwealth Electoral
Division of Echuca, in the State of Victoria, vice Hugh
McKenzie, Esquire, resigned.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 1 7th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION TO REVISE THE LISTS OF ELECTORS
ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF FLINDERS.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Coin -
monwealth of .Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of
JOHN RODERICK MCLEOI), Esquire,
as a Member of the Special Court cf Revision to be held at Warragul, on the 17th November, 1903, to revise the Lists for the
Commonwealth Electoral Division of Flinders, in the State of
Victoria,. vice Thomas Murn, Esquire, resigned.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home. Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE IN THE COMMONWEALTH
ELECTORAL DIVISION OF CORINEm.I.A.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of a Polling Place at Drummond, in the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Corinella, in the .ti' ate of Victoria,
in place of the Polling Place at Burke, which has been can-
celled.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
JOHN FORREST,
.Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION TO REVISE THE LISTS OF ELECTORS
ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE COMMMONWEALTH ELEC-
TORAL DIVISION OF CORIO.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Esquire,
as a member of the Special Court of Revision to be held at
Geelong, on the 18th November, .1903, to revise the Lists for
the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Corio, in the State of
Victoria, vice Peter Robert Challen, Esquire, resigned.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Hnrne Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
APPOINTMENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNING OFFICER AND A MEMBER OF THE SPECIAL COURT OF Ii;EVISION FOR THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF LANG.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of
JAMh:S CHARLES LEES, Esquire,
as Divisional Returning Officer and Member of the Special Court
of Revision, to be held at Newtown, to revise the Lists of Electors for the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Lang, ?Nee
William Henry Day, Esquire, resigned. Such appointment to
take effect on and from the 16th inst.
JOHN FORREST,
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION TO REVISE THE LISTS OF ELECTORS
ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF MOIRA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of
JOHN NICHOLSON, Esquire, M.D., J.P.,
and
CHARLES TURNBULL, Esquire, J.P.,
as members of the Special Court of Revision, to be held at
Benalla, to revise the Lists of Electors entitled to enrolment in
the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Moira, in the State of
Victoria, vice Evan James, Esquire, J.P., and Willis Little,
Esquire, J.P. resigned.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACES.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof. has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of additional Polling Places in the Commonwealth
Electoral Division of Moira, as specified hereunder, in accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Elcctoral Act
1902.
Division of Moira
...
Ryan's Creek and Moorngag.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE AT OWENS GAP WITHIN
THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF HUNTER.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of a Polling Place at Owen's Gap within the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Hunter, in the State of New
South Wales, in accordance with the provisions of the Common-
wealth Electoral Act 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION TO REVISE THE LISTS OF ELECTORS
ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF KALGOORLIE.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of
JOHN MARSHALL, Esquire, J.P.,
as a Member of the Special Court of Revision to be held at
Kalgoorlie, to revue the Lists for the Commonwealth Electoral
Division of Kalgoorlie, in the State of Western Australia, rice
Lawrence Reid, Esquire, J.P., resigned.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
If
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Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACES IN THE COM-
CANCELLATION OF THE POLLING PLACE AT WATERLOO, IN THE
MONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISIONS OF PERTH, FREMANTLE,
AND COOLGARDIE.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of the Polling Places specified hereunder, in
accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral
Act 1902 :Old Men's Depôt
DIVISION OF PERTH
No. 4 Mill, Waroona
FREMANTLE
n
No. 6 Mill, Jarrandale
Kurrawang and Tuckanarra
COOLGARDIE
tr
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF LAANECOORIE.
HIS Excellency the Governor-General in and over the Qom -
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
cancellation of the Polling Place at Waterloo in the Common1111
wealth Electoral Division of Laanecoorie, in the State of
Viotpria, in accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth
Rleotorai 4ct 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
i
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL COURT OF REVISION TO REVISE THE
LISTS OF ELECTORS ENTITLED TO ENROLMENT IN THE
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF COOLGARDIE.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of
Esquire, J.P., and
ALLAN COUNSEL, Esquire, J.P.,
as Members of the Special Court of Revision to be held at
ALONZO POLYBLANK WYMOND,
Coolgardie on the 17th November, 1903, to revise the Lists of
Electors entitled to enrolment in the Commonwealth Electoral
Division of Coolgardie, vice John Michael Finnerty, Esquire,
Resident Magistrate, resigned.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affaira,
Melbourne, 11th November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL OFFICERS TO
WITNESS POSTAL BALLOT- PAPERS.
lIIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of the following classes of officers to witness any
postal ballot -paper presented for witnessing under the Common wealth Electoral Act 1902, namely :(1)' Officers of the Department of Trade and Customs.
(2) Officers of the Police Forces of the States.
(3) Mining Wardens and Mining Wardens' Clerks in the
States.
(4) Officers in charge of Quarantine Stations in the States.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Horne Affairs,
Melbourne, 20th November, 1903.
STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL QFFICER.
Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of
IT'IS
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN
THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Dolling Places
for thé Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of Ne*
South Wales.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
SCHEDULE.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
1. Barrier ...
2. Bland ...
3. Canobolas
4. Cowper ...
5. Dalley ...
6. Darling ..
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 19Q3.
STATE OF TASMANIA.
APPOINTMENT OF' POLLING PLACE AT THE NEW TOWN HoM %,
NEW TOWN, IN THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION
OF DENISON.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of a Polling Place at the New Town Home, New
Town, in the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Denison, in
the State of Tasmania, in accordance with the provisions of the
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affaira.
... Newtown
... Bathurst
... Newcastle
..
Tamworth
..
Burwood
... North Sydney
...
...
Parramatta
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Liamore
Hay
Mudgee
Redfern
Paddington
Goulburn
Phillip
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN
THE STATE OF VICTORIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Polling Places
for the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of Victoria.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Divisional Returning Officer for the Commonwealth Electoral
Division of Brisbane, as Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the
resigned. Such appointment to take effect on and from the 16th
inst.
... Grafton
... Bourke
... King
... Cooma
... Narrabri
... Albury
.. West Maitland
... Wollongong
15. Newcastle
16. New England
17. North Sydney
18. Parkes ..
19. Parramatta
20. Richmond
21. Riverina
22. Robertson
23. South Sydney
24. Wentworth
25. Werriwa
26. West Sydney
... Broken Hill
... Wagga Wagga
... Condobolin
... Roselle
7. East Sydney
8. Eden- Monaro
9. Gwydir ...
10. Hume ...
11. Hunter ...
12. Illawarra
13. Lang
14. Macquarie
WALTER WOODTATT, Esquire,
State of Queensland? vice Arthur Sidney Booker, Esquire,
.
Chief Polling Place.
SCHEDULE.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
1. Balaclava
2. Ballaarat
3. Bendigo ...
4. Bourke ..
5. Corangamite
6. Corinella
7. Corio ...
8. Echuca ...
9. Flinders
10. Gippsland
11. Grampians
12. Indi
13. Hooyong
14. Laanecoorie
15. Melbourne
16. Melbourne Ports ...
17. Mernda ...
18. Moira ..
19. Northern Melbourne
20. Southern Melbourne
21., Wannon
22. Wimmera
23. Yarra ...
Chief Polling race..
... Prahran
... Ballaarat
... Bendigo
... Brunswick
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Colac
Castlemaine
Geelong
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Ma borough
Echuca
Warragul
Sale
Ararat
Beechworth
... Hawthorn
Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Seymour
Benalla
Fitzroy
South Melbourne
Portland
Donald
Richmond
Ns;. 65.-21st November, 190g.
$45
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN
THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Polling Places
for the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of
Queensland.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
STATE OF TASMANIA.
APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS IN THE
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISIONS OF THE STATE OF
TASMANIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of Assistant Returning Officers in the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions in the State of Tasmania, as
specified hereunder, in accordance with the provisions of the
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902.
SCHEDULE.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
1. Brisbane
2. Capricornia
3. Darling Downs
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Brisbane North
Rockhampton
...
...
...
...
...
4. Herbert ...
5. Kennedy
6. Maranoa
7. Moreton
8. Oxley ...
9. Wide Bay
JOHN FORREST,
Chief Polling Place.
Toowoomba
Townsville
STATE OF TASMANIA.
Charters Towers
.., Charleville
Ipswich
... South Brisbane
... Maryborough
...
ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS.
Names of Polling Places
Division.
grouped under Assistant Returning Officer.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN THE
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Polling Places for
the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of South
Australia.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
SCHEDULE.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
1. Adelaide
2. Angas ...
3. Barker ...
4. Boothby...
5. Grey ..
6. Hindmarsh
7. Wakefield
.
...
... Adelaide
Miley
Petersburg
Port Adelaide
Bass
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Polling Places
SCHEDULE.
Coolgardie
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
(Inveresk)
Patersonia
St. Leonards
Newnham
Perth
Northam
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN
THE STATE OF TASMANIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
Polling Places specified below, being the Chief Polling Places
for the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of
SCHEDULE.
1. Bass
...
2. Darwin ...
3. Denison ...
4. Franklin
5. Wilmot ...
Chief Polling Place.
...
...
...
...
...
Launceston
Zeehan
Hobart
New Norfolk
Deloraine
I
Herbert
Charles
Spotswood, Esquire
Jaynes
Esquire
Stewart,
Darwin
Ernest Whitfield,
Esquire
-...
East
(Albert Hall)
Launceston North
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
}
Alberton ...
Lisle
Lisle Road
Ringarooma
Scottsdale
Dilston
Launceston
Chief Polling Place.
JOHN FORREST,
Allan Duff Soutar,
Esquire
(Town Hall)
Launceston
East
(Hampden)
Launceston West
(State School)
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Lyne,
(St. John's School)
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Tasmania.
Henry
Esquire
Launceston North
Western Australia.
...
...
...
...
...
Fingal ...
Mangana ...
Mathinna
St. Marys
Launceston Central
for the Commonwealth Electoral Divisions of the State of
2. Fremantle
3. Kalgoorlie
4. Perth ...
5. Swan ...
James John Doolan,
Esquire
George Town
.
Lefroy
i
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF POLLING PLACES IN
THE STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
1. Coolgardie
Karoola ...
Lebrina ...
Lilydale ...
Piper's River
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
Commonwealth Electoral Division.
James
Purcell
Clark, Esquire
Falmouth
Gould's Country
Lettah ...
Pyengana
St. Helens
Gawler
... Strathalbyn
... Kooringa
Branxholm
Derby ...
Gladstone
Moorina ...
Pioneer ...
Weldbarough
Tullochgorum
Woodlawn
Chief Polling Places.
Naine of Assistant Returning Officer.
William John Bain,
Esquire
(Divi-
sional Returning
Officer)
Lynchford
Queenstown
William
Andrew
Bayley Birchall,
Esquire
Crotty ...
Darwin ...
Germanston
Linda
North Lyell
Charles
Forth ...
Kindred
North Motion
Preston ...
Sprent ...
Ulverstone
Upper Castra
Charles Joseph Hall,
Esquire
Penguin ...
Pine Road
Pine Road West
Riana
Sulphur Creek
Gustave
Hardy,
Esquire
Percival
Emmett, Esquire
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No. 65.---21st November, 1903.
STATE OF TASMANIA continued.
STATE OF TASMANIA continued.
ASSISANT RETURNING OFFICERS.
ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS.
Division.
Names of Polling Places
grouped under Assis tant Returning Officer.
Name of Assistant
Returning Officer.
f Burnie ...
Blythe
Cam Road
Somerset ...
Stirling ...
Stowport ..
Names of Polling Places
tant Returning Officer.
Coppington
Dunnally
Forcett
Richmond
...
Sorell
Thomas Lee Mace,
Esquire
William
George
Lindley, Esquire
Bismarck
l,readmarsh
Campania
Claremont
Glenorchy West
Thomas Edwin
Rule, Esquire
Pillinger ...
Strahan ...
of Assistant Returning Officer.
grouped under Assis-
Division.
...
...
..
Fielder
William
Mitchell, Esquire
...
...
North Bridgewater
Detention
Forest ...
Montigu ...
Smithton ..
Stanley ...
}
Magnet ...
Waratah
Thomas Dundas
..l Patterson, Esquire
Old Beach
Pontville
Henry Griffen
Spicer, Esquire
..
Apsley ..
...
Bothwell...
...
...
Bagdad ...
Kempton...
... j
Melton Mowbray .. J
John Walter Pal-
I
Darwin
1
George Edward
Robinson,
Esquire
Currie
Flowerdale
Wynyard
l
Comstock ...
Dundas ...
Denison
Edward Stitterd,
Esquire
Returning
Officer)
Robert Henry,
Esquire
Hobart Central
Hobart West
Arthur Johnston,
Esquire
Cascades Road
Ferntree ...
Hobart East
i
}
{
Francis
Pitt, Esquire
Charles
Bicheno ..
Cranbrook
Lisdiilon ...
Swansea ...
( Divisional
Glenorchy East
Hobart North
Mount Stewart
New Town
New Town Home
Hobart South
Sandy Bay
Taroona ...
..
Avoca
Campbell Town ...
...
Isis
...
Ross
...
..
Lloyd Eld Chambers. Esquire
Mount Road
.
Tullan
Williamsford
Zeehan ..
Zeehan Fast
mer, Esquire
Franklin
Henry Joshua Wise,
Esquire
Walter John George
Rust, Esquire
Dover ...
Hastings ...
Raminea ...
Recherche
Southport
James
Esquire
Buckland
Nugent ...
Tribunna ...
Bernard Godfrey
White, Esquire
Bellerive ...
Cambridge
Lindisfarne
Rokeby ..
South Arm
William
Esquire
Kingston ...
Leslie
...
North West Bay
...
Sandfly
...
.. )
Snug
Newall,
Henry
Esquire
.
Frank Prosser Bowden, Esquire
(Divisional
Esquire
William
George
Brown, Esquire
Colebrook
Eastwood
Franklin
Burbury,
Gerald
Esquire
Edwin
George
Clarke, Esquire
Cree';
Woodbridge
Graeme
Esquire
}
Fulton,
...
Wesley Vale
West Devonport ..
Wilmot
Henry Lucas Crowther, Esquire
Upper 1-1 u'.n
Kettering
Long Bay
..
Sassafras ...
Carnarvon
Koonya ...
Nubeena
Adventure Bay
Barnes Bay
Daniels Bay
Garden
...
East Devonport ..
Latrobe
New Ground
.lohn Burke, Esq.
Huonville
Lovett ...
Surges Bay
Don
Henry Wedge Calder, Esquire
Hamilton -on -Forth
...
Heidelberg
Ellendale
1
..
Glenora
Macquarie Plains
...
'l'yenna
U abridge
)
Franklin ...
G eeveston
Officer)
( Barrington
Beulah ...
...
Nook
Railton ...
Sheffield ...
Steedley ...
Wilmot ...
Blue Hills
(Divi-
sional Returning
l
Jericho
Outlands
Parattah
Tunbridge
Tunnack
Rhyndaston
Woodsdale
Young,
Cyril Gracie Rex,
Returning Officer)
New Norfolk
Hamilton
Hollow Tree
Osterley
Sawers,
Beaconsfield
Frankford
Glengarry
John
Michael
Hayes, Esquire
Rosevears
Sidmouth
Winkleigh
Bracknell
Breadalbane
Bishopsbourne
Carrick ...
Cressy ...
Evandale
:.
Franklin Village ...
Vernon
Hai dinge, Esquire
Herbert
B adspeii ...
lveridge ...
Launceston
Longford...
Perth
White Bills
l Whitemore...
South
}
Vernon
Mayson
Esquire
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No. 65.
STATE OF TASMANIA continued.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 12th November, 1903.
ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS.
Names of Polling Places
grouped under Assistant Returning Officer.
Division.
r
Blessington
Cleveland
Deddington
Name of Assistant
Returning Officer.
Edwin Arthur Perkins, Esquire
:::1
Epping Forest
Lymington
Black Sugar Loaf
Brookhead
Caveside
Chudleigh
Deloraine
Elizabeth Town
Fernbank
Kimberley
Meander
...
Mole Creek
Rosevale ...
Westbury
Wilmot
21st November, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF POLLING PLACES AT ASYLUMS
IN THE STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice
of the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve
of the establishment of the following Polling Places in accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act
1902:
Commonwealth Electoral Division of Adelaide
Destitute Asylum, North Terrace.
Arthur
Reynolds
Cooke,
Esquire
(Divisional Returning Officer)
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACES.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of the Polling Places specified below, in accordance
with the provisions of the Conznzonzccalth Electoral Act 1902.
Division of Parkes.
Newington Benevolent Asylum.
Commonwealth Electoral Division of Boothby
Home for Incurables, Fullarton.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 4th November, 1903.
STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
CANCELLATION OF THE POLLING PLACES OF CHARLOTTE WATERS
AND HORSESHOE BEND, IN THE COMMONWEALTH ELhCTORAL
DIVISION OF GREY.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to cancel the
appointment of the Polling Places at Charlotte Waters and
Horseshoe Bend, within the Commonwealth Electoral Division
of Grey, in the State of South Australia, in accordance with
the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
Division of Parramatta.
Liverpool Benevolent Asylum.
George- street Asylum, Parramatta.
Macquarie- street Asylum, Parramatta.
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 6th November, 1903.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE IN THE COMMONWEALTH
ELECTORAL DIVISION OF GIPPSLAND.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to aPprove of the
appointment of a Polling Place at Lindenow, in the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Gippsland, in lieu of the Polling
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE AT DROUIN IN LIEU OF THE
POLLING PLACES AT DROUIN NORTH AND D1tOuIN SOUTH.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of a Polling Place at Drouin, in the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Flinders, in the State of Victoria,
in lieu of the Polling Places at Drouin North and Drouin
South.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Place at Fernbank, which has been cancelled.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 6th November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACE IN THE
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF INDI.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE AT EURACK, WITHIN THE
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION' OF CORANGAMITE, IN
THE STATE OF VICTORIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia. by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
appointment of a Polling Place at Eurack, within the Common-
wealth Electoral Division of Indi. in the State of Victoria, in
accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral
Victoria.
appointment of a Polling Place at Cornishtown, in the CommonAct 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
wealth Electoral Division of Corangamite, in the State of
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, 17th November, 1903.
Cornmonwcalth of Australia.
Department of Home Affairs,
Melbourne, (it h November, 1903.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
STATE OF VICTORIA.
APPOINTMENT OF AN ADDITIONAT, POLLING PLACE IN THE
CANCELLATION OF POLLING TT, ACE AT ROTHSAY, COMMON WEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF MOIRA.
COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL DIVISION OF MERNDA.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the appointment of a Polling Place at Haze glen, in the Common -
wealth Electoral Division of Mernda, in the State of Victoria,
in accordance with the provisions of the Conzmonzaalth Electoral
Act 1902.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and wiih the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
cancellation of the appointment oî the Polling Place at Rothsay,
within the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Moira.
JOHN FORREST,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.
No. 65. -21st November, 1903:
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AMENDMENT OE PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS,
NUMBERS 227 AND 228.
Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
II'SCommonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of
the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of
the amendment of Public; Service Regulations, Numbers 227 and
223, to make them read as follows :
Itegistration and Appointment.
227. The Commissioner will cause the names of all candidates
up to twice the estimated 'number of new appointments, Who
have qualified for appointment by passing the required standard
of examination for the advertised positions, to be entered in
their order of merit in a book, to be called the " Register of
Persons Qualified for Appointment." The date of the efianiiiíation, the number of marks obtained .thereat, and the state in
which each candidate will be available for appointment shall
also be entered. l f two or more candidates obtain the same
number of marks, the order of their merit shall be determinedin the Professional Division by the number of marks severally
obtained for (1) Arithmetic, (2) Algebra, and (3) Geometry ; in
the Clerical Division by the number of marks obtained for
(I ) Handwriting, (2) Dictation, and (3) Arithmetic ; and in the
General Division by the number of marks obtained for (1) Arithmetic, and (2) H andwriting ; and, if these numbers be also the
same, then by ballot. In the event of the number of vacancies
estimated by the Commissioner being less than the number
occurring during the eighteen months succeeding the examina-
tion, he may recommend for appointment, in their order of
merit, such other qualified candidates as may be required.
228. The names of all candidates from outside the service not
recommended by the Commissioner for appointment within
eighteen months of the date of registration shall be 'tiled out of
the Register, and names shall be likewise ruled out upon
candidates in the Professional Division attaining the age of 36
years, in the Clerical Division 22 years, and in. the General
Division 51 years, or in special cases 56 years.
JOHN FORREST.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
VACANCIES having occurred in the Commonwealth Public
Service in the respective positions specified hereunder,
applications will be received by the Public Service Commissioner
from qualified officers desirous of being appointed thereto. The
attention of applicants is directed to Regulation No. 38.
Locality.
Applications
Returnable.
Division and
Salary.
words from a passage of simple English:
(b) Spelling To be tested by writing from Dictation not
less than 100 words.
(c) Arithmetic First four rtilés, simple and money.
If candidates be not informed to the contrary, the examination
will take place at the Post Office at each of the places above mentioned under the supervision of the local Postmaster, but
candidates desiring appointment at Sydney or suburbs will be
examined at the Superior Public School, Blackfriars, Sydney.
The Time Table of the Examination is :
Handwriting-2 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.; Spelling -2.30 p.m. to
3 p.in.; Arithmetic -3 pan. to 5 p.m.
D. C. MOL A.CHLAN',
Commissioner.
FRANCIS REDDIN,
Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
Melbourne, 19th November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster - General's Department,
18th November, 1903.
THE following transfers, appointments, cancellation of
probationary appointment, and retirements have been ap-
proved and resignations accepted, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the (,'oattad zlegitth lUúbtic Service At 1902 and Regu-
lations thereunder, namely :
NEW sount WALES.
W. S. KIRKPATRICK, Letter Carrier, Bathurst, to be Letter
Cartier, Sydney ;
C. T. GREENWELL, Letter Carrier, Sunny Corner, to be
Letter Carrier, Bathurst ;
EDWARD GEORGE ELLENDEN, appointed Telephone Attend-
ant Hamilton, ou probation for six months ;
PRANK WILLIAM BONI/FIELD, appointed Telephone Attend-
Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902.
Position.
Subjects of examination will be:
(a) Handwriting To be tested by copying out at least 200
ant, Inverell, on probation for six months ;
JOHN VINCENT, appointed Telephone Attendant, Newcastle, on probation for six months ;
HAMILTON JOHN r'EI GL'SON, appointed Telephone Attend-
ant, William-street, Sydney, on probation for six months,
vice Cook ;
WILLIAM BOYNE PYNOR, appointed Telephone Attendant,
Hamilton, ou probation for six months ;
HAROLD E. SMITH, 'telegraph Messenger, General Post
Office, Sydney, probationary appointment cancelled;
HARRY RICLIAttl) VAIUGHAN _FITZSIMMONS, Telegraph Mes-
senger, Sydney, retired ;
ARTHUR LEOvis 1)1 \7E11-TUCK, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney,
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Postmaster
...
State of Victoria.
St. Arnaud ... Clerical, £310 5th December
per annum,
less £31,
VICTORIA.
HERBERT WILLIAM MISSEN, appointed Telegraph Messenge`a
Warragul, on probation for six months, vice Rice ;
HENRY J AMES CHRISTIAN, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
rent of
quarters
Central Telegraph Office, Melbourne, on probation for six
months, vice David ;
D. C. McLACHLAN,
Commissioner.
FRANCIS REDDIN,
retired ;
GEORGE FREDERICK EVE, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney,
retired.
Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
Melbourne, 19th November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
NORMAN VERNER JEFFREYS, appointed Telegraph
senger Casterton, on probation for six months ;
JAMES JHENRY GRAY; appointed Telegraph Messenger, Central Telegraph Office, Melbourne, on probation for six
months, vice Stephens
WILLIAM BARRETT O'KEEFE, appointed Telegraph Messenger, Nhill, on probation for six months ; vice
O'Doherty ;
KATIE ROBERTS, Switch Operator, Hawthorn, resignation
accepted as from 21st November, 1903.
PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATION No. 8 GENERAL
DIVISION.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
IT is hereby notified that a Special Competitive Examination
for boys between the ages of 13 and 15 years at the
date of examination will be held on Saturday, the 12th December, 1903, for appointment to the position of Telegraph
Messenger at the following places ;
New South Wales. Alstonville, Arncliffe, Bingara, Bourke,
Brighton le Sands, Carcoar, Cooranbong, Edgecliffe, Glen
Innes, Gunnedah, Howlong, Moree, Narrabri West, Oxford street (Sydney), Perth, Portland, Raymond Terrace, Robertson,
Rozelle, Sydr ty (head office), Summer Hill, Tingha, Tumut,
Tweed Heads, Warialda, Wilcannia, Woollahra, and Young.
Application vo attend the examination must he lodged with
the local Post') aster at the place at which the candidate wishes
to be appoint d, not later than Saturday, the 5th December,
1903. together with a Postal Note for 5s., crossed, and made
payable to ".T Secretary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissit tier, Melbourne." Printed forms, upon which
all applications mist be written, may be obtained at the Post
Office at each of the places above -named ; but the application of
candidates desiring appointment at Sydney (head office) must be
obtained from and lodged at the office of the Commonwealth
QUEENSLAND.
JAMES BURCHILL, appointed Telephone Attendant, Towns
ville, on probation for six months, vice Monteith;
RICHARD SOBEY DAWE, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
Normanton, on probation for six months, vice Long ;
JOHN LONG, Assistant, Townsville, resignation accepted as
from 10th November, 1903.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ROBIN HENRY HILLIARD, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
Broome ou probation for six months ;
WALTER EDWARD PARRY, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
Yalgoo, on probation for six months, vice Dewar ;
FRANK HAROLD MARK, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
Greenough, on probation for six months, vice Bone ;
WILLIAM JAMES CURRAN, appointed Telegraph Messenger,
Lennonville, on probation for six months, vice Knight ;
MABEL ACKLAND HILL, Telephone Attendant, Boulder,
resignation accepted as from 25th October, 1903 ;
EUGENA ANN SMITH, Post and Telegraph Cadet, Perth,
resignation accepted as from 17th September, 1903 ;
FLORENCE LILLY,
annum ; maximum, £52 per annum.
Attention is directed to Section 10 of the Post and Telegraph,
Act 1901, which provides that candidates appointed to the
position of Telegraph Messenger must retire from the Service
immediately on attaining the age of 18 years, unless previously
appointed to some other position in the Service.
Postmistress, Wandering, resignation
accepted as from 31st October; 1903 ;
GEORGE SAMUEL HoItsl'ALL, Packer, Perth, resignation
accepted as from 30th September, 1903.
Public Service Inspector, Macquarie- street, Sydney.
The salary attached to the position is Minimum, £26 per
Mes-
TASMANIA.
WILFRED T. BING HAM, Telegraph Messenger, Ulvérstone,
resignation accepted as from ist November, 1903;
M. CRASE, Postmistress, Mathinna, resignation accepted as
from 16th J une,
.
P. O. FYSH,
Postmaster- General.
Nth 6
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CoiYíiribnWeälth
21st 1k;r0q6iiiber; 1903,
Mstralia:
Postz:iastor-tlena"rsI'd Dópartmtlt,
16th -Ntif6tnber, 1008.
QUEENSLAND.
THE following List of Accepted Tenders for the Conveyanpe of Mails (including Partiels) in the State of Queensland
during the years 1904, J.905, and 1906 is published for general information.
Other tëiitlerers f of the Same Mimi will please Steept this a
iïotifipatibtl that their ténde1 are declined;
,
P. O. FYSH,
Postmaster - Gental.
Rate
Name and Address of
Cóhitrá,ctor.
Service From and tb, and tb and from.
per Atitium
for Mails,
including
Term óf
Years.
Mode of
Còiiveyance.
li'rëquehb3-.
Pü,t'çe1s,
£ s. d.
4
Gottfried Springer, Indooroopilly and Brookfield, via Witton,
Figtree
Pocket,
Figtree Pocket, and Kenmore ; also,
Indooroopilly
Brookfield and Moggill, via Pullen Vale,
75
0 0
Two
Horse
..
times a week to
returning from Moggill by main road to
Moggill
Kenmore, omitting Pullen Vale and BrookCalo -
Landsborough and Caloundra, via Meridan
40 0 0
Two
Waggonette Twice a, week
Mary Ann Black,
Geham Railway Siding and Geham Post
30 0
Two
Horse
Allan King,
undra
8
9
field
Geham
Arthur
William
Blackman, Cardwell
11.
12
Sik tittles a *reek,
Ketithbre ; three
John Charles Cook,
South Isis, Childers
Thomas Francis Lutterai, Degilbo
Office, and to keep Post Office at Geham
Cardwell and Cashmere, via Ellerslie, Malle stang, Ardross, Fernleigh, Bellenden Plains,
Wingfield, Curtis', Fitzsimmons',Fringford,
and Kirraina Station, serving all affected
en route. Subject to one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Childers and North Isis (Central Mill), via
Appletree Creek ; also Childers and The
Culvert (Isis Scrub), via King's, Epps',
Rankin's, &c.
Biggenden Railway Station and Biggenden
Railway Station, via The Mines School,
0
75 0 0
Three Hbrse
Seven fifties
week
Once a Week
40 0 0
Three Horse
Three
a
times a
week
20 0
0
Three Hbrse
..
Three D}ay
..
I Once a week
Mount Biggenden, Todd's, Sylvester's, and
Hablutzel's. Subject to one month's
notice of distontinuance by the Post-
master- General
13
14
Henry Gliddon, Port Port Douglas Post Office and Wharf, and
Douglas
Post Office and Tram Terminus
Charles
Hoelscher,
jun., Aramac
16
City and Suburban
Parcel Delivery
Bryce
Limited,
Brisbane
Ilfracombe and Rodney Downs, via Beaconsfield, Marchmont, and Summer Hill
Brisbane. To clear newspapers and packet
pillar - receivers at the following places,
48 0 0
100 0 0
Three Vehicle
50 0 0
Three Van
90 0 0
Two
..
..
To and from all
steamers
and
trams
Twice a week
Twice a day
namely : Corner of Queen and George
streets ;
Roma - street,
Wickham - terrace,
near Markets ;
near Edward - street,
corner Wharf and Ann streets ; corner Ann
and Wickham streets, North Brisbane ; and
corner Stanley and Ernest streets, South
Brisbane ; and to deliver contents at
18
Patrick Byrne, Ipswich
General Post Office, Brisbane
Ipswich Post Office and the Railway Station ; also to transfer mails from one train
Springcart
to another, and carry loose letters, if
required
21 William Horton, Mull-
billa
24
27
28
30
Receiving Office, via Engelsburg. Subject
to one month's notice of discontinuance by
Morrow,
William
Mutdapilly, Harris ville
Mary Angela McConville, Middle Ridge
Friedrich
Brauer,
Gramzow, Beenleigh
Thomas P. Lough -
jan, Punch's Creek,
Milmerrán
22
James Summerville,
Kholo, Ipswich
34
Lewis
McPherson,
Dalby
35
Munbilla Railway Station and Fassifern
John Walpole, Milmerran
the Postmaster General
Harrisville and Coleyville, via Mutdapilly
To and from all
present and future trains
40 0
0
Two
Hbrse
..
Six times a week
to Ertgeisburg,
36 0
0
Three Horse
..
thence
three
times a week
Three times
week
Toowoomba and Drayton, via Hospital and
Cemetery, returning direct via Hospital
Beenleigh and Gratnzow, via Loganholme
35 0 0
46 0 0
Three Hbrse
..
Six times a week
Three Horse
:.
Six tittles a week
Milmerran and Listohan, ria Punch's Creek,
Stongehenge, Kooroongärra, South Kooroongarra, and Bringaliily. Cheese Fáetory,
Bringalilly. Subject to one month's notice
27 10 0
Otie
Horse
..
Once a week
12 0 0
25 0 0
Three Horse
..
Once -a week
of discontinuance by the PostmasterGeneral.
Ipswich and Shelley, via Kholo (Bell's), and
to keep Receiving Office at Shelley
Dalby Post Office and Railway Station and
to convey loose letters as required
Dalby and Goondiwindi, via Coonieah, St.
Ruth's, Tipton, Cecil Plains Head Station,
turrawah, Condamine Plains, Turallih,
Western Creek, Woondool, Coondara, Wyaga, Yagaburn, Moogoon, Nei man's, Gib son's, Saitbush Park, and Yambercollie
Ohe
Waggonette To and from all
130 0 0 Airee Horse ..
présent and future trains
Once a week
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850
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEENSLANDcontinued.
"Rate
.,.
o0
Name and Address of
Contractor.
.
per Annum
Service From and to and to and from.
for Mails
including
Parcels.
Zr
Mode of
Term of
Years. Conveyance.
Frequency.
E s. d.
40
42
45
George Isles,
George
St. George and Mungindi (N.S.W.), via Mini-
St.
mi, Nindigully, Bullamon, Dareel, Dareel
Town, and Mungindi (Queensland) ; to be
run in one day each way
Henry
Clanchy, Augathella and Tambo, via Biddenham,
Byzantium, Mitchell Oakwood, Mentmore, Bayrick, Toliness,
Highfieids, and Landsdowne
Cunnamulla
and Thargorindah, via MoonCobb and Co. Ltd.,
jarrie, Eulo, Bingara, and Dynevor Downs
Brisbane
George William Fry, Gingin and Molangool via Gossner's, Monduran, Tararan, Takilberan, Kolonga, WalMount Perry
lila, Lund's, Gaeta, Springfield, and Mount
Wallaby
George Gulley, Con - Miles and Surat, via Tieryboo, Condamine,
Lilydale, Myall Grove, Blythland (outward
damine, Miles
48
Three Coach
..
Twice a week
96 0 0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
650 0 0
Three Coach
..
Twice a week
50 0 0
.
47
190 0 0
145 0 0
trip only), Undulla, Yulabilla, Coalbar
(Haas), Ladas Downs, Murilla, Warkon,
Retreat, Combarngo, Noorindoo, and Dr.
Fitzgerald's Letter -box
Stanthorpe
and Nundubbermere, and to keep
50 JohnMaggs, NundubReceiving Office at Nundubbermere
bermere, Stanthorpe
..
54 Cobb and Co. Ltd:, Jericho and Blackall, via Yalleroi ..
Brisbane
Roma and Taroom, via Euthella, Gubbera55 Florence O'Sullivan,
Taroom
58
59
Henry
Wockner,
Maryborough
William Parnham,
Maryborough
I
Two
Horse
.. Twice a week
Three Buggy to Twice a week,
Condamine, Condamine,
thence once a
thence
horse
week
.
10 0
munda, Myall Downs, Mount Hutton,
Springwater Station, Pony Hills, Baroondah, Hornet Bank (Goongarry), Euroombah, Llandillo, and Bauhinia Vale
Nanango and Wondai (Mondure Road Railway Station), via Booie, West Booie, and
Hessville, returning via Hessville and Booie.
Subject to re- arrangement at mileage rate
Horse
..
Once a week
260 0 0
Three Coach
..
Twice a week
80 0 0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
55 0 0
Three Coach
.. Three times a
0
130 0 0
Maryborough Post Office and Wharf, and
Post Office and Railway Station ; to transfer mails from one train to another and
carry loose letters, if required
One
week
Two
Van
..
To and from al]
vessels carrying
mails, and al
.
present and future trains
950 0 0
Three Coach
..
Twice a week
Cobb and Co. Ltd., Alpha and Tambo, via Sedgeford, Alpha
Station, Cheshire, and Birkhead
Brisbane
St.
Lawrence and Clermont, via Waverley,
John
Henry
Barron,
66
Lotus
Creek, Croydon Station, Lake StaSt. Laurence
369 0 0
135 0 0
Three Coach
..
Twice a week
Three Buggy
.. Once a week
St. Lawrence and Eton, via Waverley,
116 0 0
Three Horse
.. Once a week
118 0 0
Once a week
Three Coach ;
Horse,
Cracow to
Walloon
62
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
Charleville and Blackall, via Gowrie, Nive
Junction Letter -box, Augathella, Nive
Downs (Royal Hotel), Tambo, Greendale,
Enniskillen, and Northampton. (In time
of flood, deviation, to be made. in route via Nive
Downs and Biddenham f.,.. .,,,, along Telegraph
line)
65
tion, Connor's Gap, Rookwood, Bombandy,
Leichhardt Downs, Cotherstone, and Huntley Downs
67
George Fred. Daveson, Eton
Glenlee, Collaroy, Cardowan, Saitbush,
Tierawoomba,
Wandoo, Bolingbroke,
Coniston Park, Blue Mountain, Hazelwood, and Hazeldean. (Deviation to be
made in food .,ime to serve Cardowan
68
Arthur Robert Fox,
Banana
and Saltbush. )
Westwood and Taroom, via Calliungal, Dundee, Ramies, Greycliffe, Banana, Kyanga,
Walloon, Camboon, Cracow, and Cockatoo,
to be run in one day each way between
70
71
Francis Boyle, Nebo
William Shean, Gingin
.
Westwood and Banana ; also Cracow and
Walloon, via Gyranda, Neuestella, Mostowie, Hutchinson's,. Beaume Creek, and
Bauhinia Plains
Eton and Nebo, via Mount Spencer..
..
Gingin and St. Agnes, via Olympus, Green
Swamp (Central Mill), and all farms, selections, and letter -boxes en route to Walla,
thence to St. Agnes ; returning via Walla,
36 0 0
55 0 0
78
Bulgroo Receiving Office and Kyabra, via
Newcastle, Ray, and Thylungra (subject
to re- arrangement, and to start from Bulgroo Station if required), and to keep Receiving Office at Bulgroo
Turallin
and Junction Station, via Western
Edward
William
Thomas and Arthur Creek and Dunmore
Patrick Joseph Skeahan, Adavale
Thomas, Milmerran
.. Twice a week
.. Three times
week, Walla,
and twice a
c
week, St. Agnes
Green Swamp (Central Mill), Howard's,
Crampton's, and others to Comonju and
Olympus. Subject to extension and rearrangement at mileage rates, and to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster- General
77
Three Coach
Two Horse
110 0 0
One
Buggy . .
39 0 0
One
Horse
Once a week
1
l
.. Once a week
J
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LIST OF' ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND
d
Z1"
79
Name and Address of
Contractor.
Henry Malone, Mitchell
Service From and to, and to and from.
Mitchell and Glen Tulloch, via Waroonga,
Rate
per Annum
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
Term of
Years.
continued.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Frequency.
£
s. d.
79
0 0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
Three times
week
Three times
Kilmorey, Toolumbilla, Womblebank, Meri-
vale, Westgrove, Rockvale, and Hatton
82
83
88
David Muir, Moombra, Ipswich
Thomas Moloney,
Bromelton, Beau desert
Myles J. McCorley,
Taroom
92 J Henry John Swann,
Ayr
Vale
Bellevue Railway Station and Moombra (Five
38 .0
0
Three Horse
mile Water), via Bellevue Station
Beaudesert and Ladybrook, via Bruff Hill,
..
50
0
Three Horse
..
Kerry, and Darlington, to be run to and
fro in one day
Taroom and Coorada, via Bottle -tree View,
Hickey's, Palm -tree Creek, and Gwambegwyne
(a) Bowen and Ayr, via Melinda, Salisbury
Plains, Wangaratta, Inkerman, and Soper's
Crossing ;
Brookfield.
0
week
32 0 0
200
0
0
Three Horse
One
(b) also Ayr, and Clare via
Subject to one month's notice
of discontinuance by the Postmaster -Gene-
100
Edward
Arthur
Reilly, Normanton
103
Arthur Robert Fox,
Banana
106
107
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Eric
Sutherland
Ross, Croydon
110
Florence O'Sullivan,
Taroom
111
Thomas
113
118
Williams,
Ivory's Creek, Cress -
brook
Horatio
Blackall
Sutton,
Three Buggy
84 10
0
Three Coach ;
field ;
horse to
Bend of
Once a week
Once a week
River, &c.,
Selections
140
0
0
Three Buggy
Once a week
Three Coach . .
Twice a week
to be run in three days each way
and to keep Receiving Office at Ivory's
..
0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
52 0 0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
110
16
0
0
0
Creek
Tambo and Lorne, via Minnie Downs, Banks, 144 0 0
and Giles' Selection, and Shirburn (Ravensbourne) ; also Blackall and Listowel Downs,
Two
Horse
Twice a; week
0
0
Three Horse,
Tambo,
Lorne ;
Buggy,
Blackall,
Listowel
Three Horse ..
12 10
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
Nanango and Goomeri, via Mulcahay's, Sexton's, McCleymont's, and Barambah Head
Station. Subject to re- arrangement at
60
0
0
Two
Horse
..
Twice a week
Mary Jane Farrell, North Pine and Mount Pleasant (Story's)
75
0 0
Two
Coach
Robert Stokes, Elston, Southport
Andrew
Joseph
McFarline, Mackay
122
0
main road to Catfish Hotel, Calliope Station, Hazeldean, Mount Alma, Dumgree,
Kilburnie, Prairie, Torsdale, Kooingal,
Drumburle Letter -box, and Barfield, once
a week
Croydon and Rockyvale, via Cuddungelah,
Homeward Bound, Goldstone, Tabletop,
Golden Valley, and Gilded Rose. Subject
to one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster- General
Taroom and Banana, via Bottle -tree View,
Hickey's, Palm -tree Creek, Waterton,
Ghinghinda, Glenmoral, Thornby, Brack lin, Roundstone, and Moura
Cressbrook and Ivory's Creek, via Arnold's,
Once a week
Coach
(a) Once a week,
(horse in
and once a week
flood time) extra Inkerman
to Ayr; (b) twice
0
450
and Selections, Clyde Creek, Calliope, Stowe,
Bierbank and Eulo, via Bechal, Mount
Patrick
McCallum,
Nanango
via Glencoe, Malvern Hills, Terrick Ter rick, Lome, and Bonnie Doon. Subject to
re- arrangement of route
Southport and Ashmore, via Bundall, Benowa, and Elston
Mackay and Eimeo, via Mount Pleasant,
Beaconsfield (Gallanty's), Armitage, and
Gladstone (Woodlands)
a
a week
Brisbane
Alfred, Humeburn, and Tilbooroo
Michael
John Winton and Cloncurry, via Ayrshire Downs, 1236 0 0
O'Loughlan, Winton Dagworth, Kynuna, Mackinlay, and Strath-
108
112
rai
Cloncurry and Normanton, via Quamby,
Granada, Donaldson, Boomarra, Donor's
Hill, Paddy's Lagoon, and Walker's Bend
(subject to amendment of route on opening
of new road by Divisional Board to avoid
flooded country)
Gladstone and Banana, via Bend of River
..
a
29
Once a week
Once a day
mileage rate
124
128
132
133
Terror's Creek,
North Pine
via Whiteside (Adsett's), Terror's Creek
(Hamilton), and Lacey's Creek
James Drummond (a) Brisbane General Post Office and Fortiand William Strath, tude Valley Post Office, six times a day ;
East Brisbane
also (b) Fortitude Valley and Bulimba
Post Office. (All mails to be taken from
Henry
Brierty, Edward street, Brisbane .
Charles
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
to
Terror's
Creek ;
33 18
0
One
thence
horse
Omnibus
Tobermerry, Mount Margaret, Eromanga,
and Eroonghoola Township
Adavale and Thargomindah, via Gunadorah,
North Comongin, Comongin South, Toompine, Ardoch, and Norley. (In flood time
(a) Six times a
day ; (b) twice
only
Y
and delivered at the o ffices as required.)
Thargomindah and Kyabra, via Norley,
Three times a
week
one way
165 0
0
Three Coach
..
Once a_week
0
0
Three Buggy
..
Once a week
40 0 0
Three Sulky
..
Twice a week
195
or wet season the east side of the Bullo
135
River from Ardoch to Thargomindah may
be followed if so instructed by the Department.)
Gerald Michael Har- Stanthorpe and Wilson's Downfall (N.S.W.),
tigan, Stanthorpe
via Kyoomba and Sugar Loaf
85g
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LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS it THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND continued.
Name and Address of
Contractor.
Service Prom and to, and to and from.
Rate
per Annum
for Mails,
Term of
rears.
including
Parcels.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Pt'ëcltiency.
1 Once a weék
I s. d.
138
139
Donald Eyrie, Rockhampton
George Isles,
George
St.
Rockhampton and Stanage, via Yaamba,
Tiïpal,
46 10 0
Three Coach
..
0 0
Three Buggy
.. Once a week
.. Twice a week
.. Once a week
anksit, P nine; Fernleigh, Wan -
dorah, Coonyan Creek, Waratah, Cóoti
Uti, añd Booroobirri
St. George and Bollon, via 20 and 40 Mile
Tanks and 85 Mile Bote
80
John Speedy, Thar gomindah
Alexander
John
Cowan, Yeppoon
fihargonhindah and Hungerford, vi Urimbin, 295 0 0 Three Buggy
Carratunya, Boorara, and Cartawinya
Yeppooii and Coonyan (Flower's), via Ramo - 69 0 0 Three Horse
yea, Adelaide Park, Croft's, Norton's,
144
John Win. Doran,
Raspberry Creek
Barcaldine and Aramac
140
Johti Thomas Cor-
Fairview and Maytown, via Fairview Cattle
1.47
John James Gilbert,
140
.
142
Aramsc
bett, Cooktown
Boulin
148
Henry Lewis Jeremy,
149
Ryan,
Lawrence
Viewland, Gatton
151
152
153
154
163
Ilkley, Eudlo
_
Maryvale, Byfleld, The Peninsular, and
100
0 0
Three Coach
.. I Twice a week
130
0 0
Three Horse
.. I Once a week
Mackinlay and Boulin, via Beaudesert, Too - 280 0 0
leybuck, Mount Merlin, Chatsworth, Noranside, Buckingham Downs, and Polite Cainp.
Three Horse
.. I Once a week
..
..
Station, Shepherd's Creek, and Hoidens.
Subject to starting from Latin, if so instructed by the Postmaster - General
Subject to one month's notice of discontinuante by the Póstninaster- General
Eudlo and Ilkley, via Pearse's. Subject tó
one month's notice of discontinuance by
0 0
Two
..
Three times
week
a
70
0 0
Three Coach to
Three times
a week
a
Three times
week
a
the Postmaster - General
Gatton and East Haldon, via Tent Hill,
Cannon, Grandchester and Gough Vale, via Franklin
Vale
Grandchester
James Lindsay Craw- Thargomindah and Nocundra, via Nocatunga, to be rúìò iii two days each way if
ford; Kihee Station,
required
Thargomihdah
Alexander McCallum, Esk and Glenmaurie via Marra, Eskdale,
Nukinenda, and Milford Rooks
Esk
John Suminerhayes, Cooktown and Butcher's mill, via Selectioné,
Deep Creek, King's Plants, Norinaii Vale,
Cooktown
and Springs
Clermont and Bulli Creek, via Bathampton
School; Venus Store, Moìht Eagle; Beresford, Mendip, Frank1eld, Lanark Eowiis,
Horse
View-
Upper Tent Hill, Mount Sylvia, and VieWland
Michael
Murphy,
Thomas
ClerMonteagle,
mont
15
25
0 0
land ;
thence
horse
Three Horse
100
0 0
Three Buggy
..
..
70
0 0
Three Horse
.. I Twice a week
75
0 0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
190
0 0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
149
0 0
Three Coach
Twice a week
Three Horse
..
..
.
Sit times a week
Elgin Downs, Tween Hulls, Mount Dotiglas
Police Camp, and Mount Douglas 11:0.
164
Ellis Sutton, Isisford
Ilfracombe and Isisford, via Portland Rün
and Wellshot Station
16G
John Charles Cook,
South Isis, Childers
Childers and Childers, via Selections of Ridg-
40
0
route, and picking up all inward mail mate
ter, &c. Siibjeet td one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Pialba and Tútgriày, via Poison R.O. and
40
0 0
One
130
0 0
Three Horse
..
30
0 0
Three Horse
..
600
0 0
Three Coach
171
174
Henry James Brown]
0
way, Lucas, Frederickson, Young Bros.
Estate to Appletree Road_; thence Vitt
Hapsburg, Knockroé (Isis Mill), Eariies
School, Maslin's, Koll :' Camp, Rotten ;
thence to Childers, st Fving Selections tit
to deliver all mail matter eft rbuté aà
Torquay, Pialba
directed
Thomas Reedy, Char- Hillgrove and Greenvale, via Stockyard
Creek Copper Mines, Clarke Rivet Tole,
ters Towers
graph Station, and Christmas Creek. (To
Horse
Once a week
Three times
week
I
a
Onice a week
run from Hillgrove to Fletcher Vale to meet
175
servïce No. 99,retitrting tb Hillgrove via
Eumarra Spring the same day.) To be run
in two days each way
Jane S tewart Walker, Gowrie Junction and Gowrie Little Plain,
via Glencoe
Cawdor, a and W.
Railïvay
177
Cobb: and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
179
Thomas Quin, Burke to wn
181
182
Yuleba and St. Georp, viri Beranga, Surat,
and Bindle Creek .(Wakroo)
John Doolan, Logan road, Woolloongabba
Cannon, Baidley. and Townson, via Laidley Creek
Michael
West, McGrath's Crossing (Rossniore), and
Grandchester
50 0 0
80 0
0
One
bmniliiis
Three Sulky
Henry Clanchy, Byzantium, Mitchell
Mitchell and Wooleriiia, tira Woinalilla, Sala-
mis (Copley's), Cithetëa (Holland's), By,
zantium, Lusvale, Hoihubuih (Abotglààsie),
Tongy, Grassmere, Bindebango, Bollon,
Tilqúín, and Mona. Route may be varied
.by the,Xostmaster- General
.:
Once a fortnight
Once a day
Three
times
week
Thornton
186
I Twice a week
Burketdwn and Wdllogotang, via Eàchtt 105 0 0 Thrée Horse ..
and Westmoreland, and to keep Receiving
Of led at Wollogorang
Woolloongabba and Mount Gravatt
..
I Three times a
week
139
0
0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
a
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LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN Tun STATE OF QUEENSLAND conAnIóed.
o'
er. Ú
te
Name and Address of
Contractor.
187
Mary
Callaghan,
Gympie
188
Richard Lance Chap-
man, Kilkivan
Rate
per Annum
ServiceFrom and to, and to and from.
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
Gympie and Imbil, via Lagoon Pocket, Bun ya Creek, Yabba Vale, Bollya Plains, Bollier School, Hordern's and Rodwell's ;
returning via Kandanga (Sprowle's), Bunya
Creek and Lagoon Pocket
Kilkivan and Marshlands, via Loe's, Hewson's, Weiland's, via Boonara, Lakeview,
Ettrickdale, Boubyjan, Cloyne, Neavie,
Boonimba, Windera, and Mondure, once
a week ; also Kilkivan and Wigton, via
Rosehill, Coongan Letter -box, Boonara,
Lakeview, Ettrickdale, Boubyjan, Cloyne,
Windera, Mondure, Marshlands, and
Smithers', once a week ; also Kilkivan and
Boonara, via Hewson's, Hawkes', &c., and
Term of
Years.
Mode of
Conveyance.
£
39
s. d.
00
Three Horse
150
00
Two
Frequency.
.. J Twice a week
..
Horse
As specified
returning via Lakeview, once a week (Wednesday). Subject to one month's notice of
190
192
William Cuff, Sand hills, Rockhampton
Thomas Leo, Hopetown
194
Thomas
O'Brien,
Joseph
Upper
Tent Hill, Gatton
195
197
198
199
Francis
Houston,
Pittsworth
Georgina Gaylard,
Forresville, Nam -
bour
John Gaven, Logan
Reserve
William Wallace Ed-
wards, St. George
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Tungamul and Fishergate (Chaston's), via
Hitchcocks, Elgalla, Fern Hill, Mount Barlow School, and Homers
Dalby and Jumma, via Jubilee Sanatorium,
Wentworth, Cahill's, Cassidy's, Bell Post
Office, Bell Telephone Office and Schoolhouse, Maida Hill School, Saunder's, Ensor's, Spring Flat (Campbell's), Sharow,
Rosevale, Bilboa, Selections, Webster's,
Wylarah, Porter's, Mathieson's, Jules', and
Ju,t's, returning via Greystanlea, Ross',
McLaughlin's, &c., to Webster's
Gatton and Hasa nburg, via Woodlands,
Ropely, and Rocks :de
Pittsworth and Cambooya, via Spring Valley
School, Kincora, North Branc.1, Gentleman's Seat, Balgownie, Felton, Wynn's,
Handy's, Hanlon's, &c.
Nambour and Image Flat, and to keep Receiving Office at Image Flat
Waterford and Logan Reserve
..
..
St. George and Goodooga (N.S.W.), via Wyhenbah, Martin's and Richard's Selec i na,
Dirranbandi, Cubbie, Old Woolerina,
Brenda Custom- house, and Brenda Station,
25 0 0
Three Buggy or
coach
Twice a week
..
Twice a week
145
00
Three Vehicle
40
00
Three Horse
..
Three times
week
a
80
00
Two
Horse
..
Three times
week
a
18
00
Two
Horse
..
Twice a week
14 10 0
Two
Dogcart
Three times a
week
Once a week
100
00
Three Horse
,
64
00
Three Coach
..
N.S.W., serving all places en route. (In
flood time Dirranbandi to be omitted, and be-
tween Whyenbah and Brenda deviation in
201
203
Harry
Chatfield,
Herber ton
William
Doherty,
Isisford
210 I Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
route to be made to get outside flood waters)
Atherton and Herberton, via Carrington
(Scrubby Creek)
Isisford and Jundah, via Ruthven, Albilbah,
Mount Marlow, and Welford Downs
(a) Almaden (74- mile), and Georgetown, via
Fossllbrook, and Quartz Hill ; (b) George.
140 0 0
2420 0 0
Three Buggy ..
Three times
week
Once a week
a
Three Coac'i
.
(a) Twice a week
(b) Twice a week
Three Vehicle
..
Three times
week
Three Buggy ..
Once a week
Three Coach
..
Once a week
Horse
..
Once a week
town and Croydon via Durham, Cumberland, Forest House, Lower Gilbert, The
Springs, Belmore (Cork Tree), King of Croy-
212
Martin J. Flynn,
Aubigny, Oakey
215
John McMillan,
Boulia
216
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
217
220
223
Frederick McNamee,
Geraldto i
George Woodhouse
Mallett, Upper Caboolture
Heinrich
Mengel,
Nobby
don, and Gorge Creek
Oakey and Biddeston, via Crosshill, Happy
Valley, Aubigny, Plainview School, and
the Springs ; returning via Crosshill only
Boulia and Urandangie, via Herbert Downs,
Glenoriniston, Roaborough Downs, and
Carandotta
Winton and Boulia, via Blderslie, Llanrheidol, Middleton, Luókuow, and $auilton Hotel ; to be run in four days eaoli wa
Geraldton and Wenginanie, via Jordan Creek
and Dolgo. Subject to one mouth's notice
General
Caboolture and Upper Caboolture.
woomba
75
00
Two
Three Horse .,.
Three times
week
Nobby and Mount Kent (Back Plains), via
Coleman's Box and Morau'a Well
Helidon and Helidon, via Postman's Ridge
R.O., Witheott, Derrymore, and Iredale
20 0 0
Three Horse
30 10 0
Three, Horse
Three times a
week
Twice a week
Three Buggy I,
Onoe a week
One
Twice a Week
225
goraindah
1386 0 0
36 0 0
don
James Lindsay Craw- Nocundra and Mount Howitt, via Noca-
Ernest Geitz, Edwardston, Too -
3500 0
a
(And to
act as Postmaster at Upper Caboolture)
James Tysoe, Heu-
226
00
of discontinuance by the Postmaster-
224
ford, Kihee, Thar-
52
tunga, Kihee, Wodmanoka, and Durham
Downs
Middle Ridge and lCclwardston
...
...
100
00
10 0 0
Horse
.:.
a
I£
No. 65.-21st híovenober, 1903.
854
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CON v El ANC:: OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEEN SLAM a continued.
Name and Address of
227
Thomas Hill, The
Leap
Rate
per Annum
ServiceFrom and to, and to and from.
for Mails,
including.
Parcels.
The Leap and St. Helen's, via Hampden,
Jolimount, Royston, and St. Helen's Sta-
Term of
Mode of
Conveyance.
fears.
ucr.c3:
s. d.
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
119 19 0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
28
0
tion
230
John Stuart, Hughenden
Lyndhurst and Ortona, via Oak Park,
Christmas Hill, Percy River, Mount Hogan,
and Gilberton. Subject to one month's
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster General
231 Christian Ferdinand
Friederich Schloss,
Hatton Vale, Laid ley
Laidley and Summer Hill, via Plainland and
29 10 0
Hatton Vale
00
237
Gustav George Kann, Ayr and Seaforth, via Airdmillan . .
Ayr
..
30
238
James English, Rose- Rosevale and Moorang
vale, Rosewood
..
..
20 0
..
0
Three Horse and
sulky
when
necessary
times
Three
a
week
Three Buggy
..
Twice ; week
Horse
..
Three times
..
(a) Fiv e times a
Two
a
week
,
241
Elizabeth Kingsford,
Dalveen
(a) Dalveen and Mountside, via North Maryland -road Schoolhouse, Geaney's, Patter-
100
0
0
T1 ree Horse
week
son's, and Braeside ; (b) Dalveen and
Mulgowan, via Turnbull's, Clune's and
(b) Tw ce a week
McDonald's
242
Frederica Giltrow,
Wyndham Arms,
Goondiwindi
243
Wyndham Arms and Norville (Killen's), via
Selections of Deighton, Burke, Teys, Mitchell, Carter, Lucas, Bailey, Glasson, and
40 0 0
Horse
One
..
Once a week
.
Gillespie. Subject to one month's notice
of discontinuance by the Postmaster General
Cobb and Co. Ltd., Adavale and Windorah, via Bulgroo R.O.,
Bulgroo Station, The Cliffs, Munro, and
Brisbane
0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
Three Van
..
Once a day
Three Coach
..
395 0 0
Three Coach
. .
Twice a week,
Giliia t Cross ing ; once a
week, Cloncurry
Twice a week
695 0 0
Three Coach . .
Twice a week
Once 2 week
22 0 0
Three Buckboard
One Horse . .
180 0 0
Three Buggy . .
644
0
12
0
Hammond Downs
e
245
Hodgson and Dargal. Subject to one
mouth's notice of discontinuance by the
Arthur Brumpton,
Hodgson, Roma
.
Postmaster - General
247
.. *
City and Suburban (a) Parcel Post Office, Brisbane, and parcel
post offices and all addresses within (1)
Parcel Delivery
Bryce Ltd., Bris- North Brisbane, Booroodabin, and parts of
Ithaca and Toowong ; (2) South Brisbane
bane
and Kangaroo Point ; (3) Windsor and
part of Hamilton ; (b) also, for the conveyance to the Parcel Post Office, Brisbane,
248
James Vernon Sutor,
Hughenden
of parcels collected at parcel post offices
within those limits
Hughenden and Cloncurry, via Telemon, 1510 0 0
Marathon, Richmond, Twenty -mile, Junetion Hotel, Hulbert's Camp, Coobiaby, Eddington, Gilliatt Crossing, and Leilaville
250
John Wm. Lanca-
Longreach and Winton, via Dinnoowah, Eu-
shire, Winton
.
252
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
253
Margaret Eliza Tarner, Stonehenge
254
Brisbane
roburrie, Evesham, Evesham Hotel, and
Vindex
Charleville and Adavale, via Glengarry, Burrandilla, and Langlo Crossing. (In flood
times deviation to be made in route to get outside flood waters)
Stonehenge and Connemara, via Evengy,
Warbreccan, and Boolooroo
Minnie Nye Cochrane, One -mile and Cochrane Creek, via Cedar
Gympie
Pocket -road, Woondum Provisional School,
90 0
0
and Saxelby's ; returning by Randwickroad, via Clark's and Wright's.
Three times a
week
Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
255
the Postmaster - General
Edward Murray, Ero- The Cliffs b,nd Eromanga, via Thewin,
Springfield, Tenham, Keeroongooloo, Frimanga, Charleville
day Mine, Fishponds, Stoney Creek, Mas cotte Flat, and Monkey Coola
William Parker, Croy - Croydon and Esmeralda, via Croydon King,
Moonstone, Stanhills (Goat Hill Tin Mines),
don
and Nundah Creek Station. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by the
the Postmaster - General
.
Mary Angela McCon- Toowoomba Post Office and Middle Ridge,
via Earisdon
ville, Middle Ridge,
Toowoomba
..
..
Morten Jensen, Ko- Birthamba and Kolan South
Once 2 week
.
257
258
261
lan South, Bunda-
90 0 0
Horse
One
..
Once a fortnight
. .
Six tir. es a week
.
00
Three Horse
25 0 0
Three Buggy
21
berg
,
* (a) 1/d. per parcel ; (b) ld. per parcel.
...
Twice
a day j
855
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LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CON VEYANC:: OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEEN BLAND
...
Name and Address of
o0
Service From and to, and to and from.
!Contractor.
Z 41)
Rate
per Annum
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
...
264
Term of
Years.
Mode of
Conveyance.
continued.
Frequency.
£ s. d.
Charles Edward CamBundaberg
Bundaberg and Duingal (Maynard's), along
Branyan -road, via Millbank, Avoca, Ken dall's, McShea's, Rosecliffe, Branyan,
Bonna, J. and B. St. Ledger's, The Grange,
Bingera Station, Ferriby, Rockybank, Staneig's, Hill's, Baldwin's, Phillips', W. Newitt's, Haylock's, Kernel!, W.Woodward's,
Budgen's, McGeary's, E. Newitt's, Clough's,
85
0 0
Three Horse
90
0 0
Three Cart
..
Twice a week
A. Johnson's, Givelda School, Henrickson's, Hort's, Thomas', Electra (Drinan),
W. Johnston's, Hayhoes' letter -box, Leigh
(Sugden), Lymer's, Waddon's, Duncan's,
Bates', Bailey's, Oakes', M. Drinan's ;
returning via McKenzie's, Christensen's,
Adams', Norval's, Phillips', Black's,
Newitt's, Electra School, 14 -mile box, Fer-
riby, Bingera Station, and Branyan -road
(subject to re- arrangement)
266 William George Eme-
rick, Bundaberg
Bundaberg Post Office and Railway Station,
and Post Office and Wharfs ; to transfer
To and from all
present and future trains and
mails from one train to another, carry loose
letters, and clear the letter -box at the railway station as required ; also, to convey
Post and Telegraph Office stores, furniture,
&c., as required
all vessels carrying mails
267
Francis Boyle, Nebo
Nebo and Mount Britten (Gold - field), via
Nebo Station, Burrenbring, Tongwarry,
Woodstock, and Homevale. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster - General
39 10
0
Three Buggy, or
coach if
required
269
Soren Hansen, Ni-
Nikenbah and Urangan, via Chapel -road,
Madsen's, Chapel -road as far as Herren berg, thence by the main Urangan -road ;
12
0
0
Three Horse
..
Three times a
week
44 0 0* Three Coach
..
Once a week
20 0 0
. .
Three times
kenbah,
borough
Mary -
Once a week
returning via Urangan -road and Gataker'sroad
271
Henry Clanchy, Byzantium, Mitchell
Morven and Augathella, via Victoria Downs,
Bellrose, Gundare letter -box, Erinvale,
Iva Downs letter -box, Wilkinson's, Maylands, and Rockvale. (In flood time, inails
for Tambo and Blackall to be conveyed from
Morven by this service)
Eva Louisa Thomas,
Diddillibah, Woombye
Woombye and Diddillibah.
275
Henry James Waller,
South Pine
Strathpine and Fishery Pocket (Mackenzie's,
portion 150), via Harrison's Pocket, Samson Creek and Samson Vale
276
Edward Lennon,
Boulia and Birdsville, via Marion Downs,
274
Boulia
Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Three Horse
week
Postmaster- General
32 0 0
Two
Horse
I Twice a_week
350 0
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
40 0
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
Coorabulka (except in flood time), Breadal-
a
bane, Bidouri, Cluny, Glengyle, Carcory,
Roseheath, and Salmonville
277 Florence O'Sullivan,
Taroom
Taroom and Mirriourie, via Bottle -tree View
(return trip only), Kinnoul, Broadmere,
Glenhaughton,' Reedy Creek, and Ruined
Castle Creek
26 0 0
Two
Horse
..
Three times
week
279 Richard Park, Bar - Barcaldine Post Office and Railway Station ;
48 0 0
Three Dray
..
To and from all
present and future trains
Stephenson
Collin-
son, Bli Bli, Namhour
caldine
1\
Eli.
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster- General
also to convey loose letters as required
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Muttaburra and Hughenden, via Culloden,
Rockwood, Tangorin, Borenya, and Came-
283
Bridget Clemments,
Mackay
284
Mary
Callaghan,
Gympie
Mackay and Grass -tree, via Sandy Creek,
Cliilona, Sandringham, Campbell's, Willis ford, Alligator Diggings, Acacia Vale, Pratuliano, Alligator Creek, and Cliftonville,
twice a week, and extra trip from Chilona
to Homebush on Thursdays
Gympie Post Office and Railway Station ;
also, to clear pillar -boxes on the route and
the letter -box at the Railway Station, transfer mails from one train to another, and
carry loose letters as required
281
Brisbane
41106
boar and Bli
Subject to one
278
450 0
0
Three Coach
.. Once a week
47 10
0
Three Horse
..
a
ron Downs ; to be run in two days each way
85
0 0
Three Cab
* Conditional on Time Table ; £64 for unconditional Time Table.
Twice a week
To and from all
present and future trains
65.--215t November, 1903.
856
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS l:N THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND continued.
Name and Address of
Contractor.
Service- --From and to, and to and from.
Rate
per Annum
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
Term of
Mode of
Years. Conveyance.
Frequency,
£ s. d.
285 j Samuel John Gordon, Tiaro and Neardie, via Beaumont, Baupal,
Poulsen's, Smith's, and other selections, to
Tiaro
Sheehan's, Missing's, Kelliher's, Deacon's
Allen's, Patterson's, Deveron, Neardie Station, and Neardie Antimony Mines, returning via Neardie Antimony Mines, Neardie
Station, Deveron, Baupal, and Beaumont,
85 0 0
Three Horse
As specified
once a week ; also Tiaro and Tiara, via
places named above as far as Paterson's,
thence to Tiaro direct, via Baupal and Beau.,
mont, twice a week ; also, Tiare and Tiaro
287
Frank
288
Jacob
289
The
larney
Charles Wallace,
Cook Melvor,
tówn
Osberne,
Daintree, Port
Douglas
292
Hoffmann,
Head, Kil-
0
One
Sailing
14 0
0
Two
Horse
..
Once a week
Two
Horse
..
Once a week
97
0 0
60
0
Beaudesert and Wyaralong, via Bromelton
Station, Bromelton Receiving Office,
Jenyn's letter -box, Allandale (Binstead's),
and Overflow
Macalister and Jimbour ..
.,
50
Moloney,
Thomas
Bromelton, Beau desert
295
Thomas Mcliwraith
Taylor, Jimbour
James Henry Fox,
Koolburra,
town
Cook -
Once a week
0
66
Cooktown and Starckie Diggings, via Marton Selections on Cameron's Creek as far as
Barrett's ; thence via Jansen's, Rosebank,
Bustard Park, Carral's Creek, Mclvor, and
Sonata. Subject to one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Alexander McCallum, Walloon and Smith's Mills, via Kircbeiin and
Marburg, also Marburg and Glamorgan Vale
Esk
293
296
via Baupal Post Office and Baupal Mill,
once a week
Daintree River and Port Douglas, serving
Bailey's Creek and Cooper's Creek, and to
keep receiving office at Bailey's Creek
North Killarney and The Head ..
0
0 0
76 0
0
Fairview and Coen, via Fairview Cattle Sta- 250 0 0
tion, Pplice Camp, O'Beirne's Station, Lake field, Breeza Plains, Musgrave Telegraph
boat
Three Waggonette Six times a week
to Mar-
burg,
thence
horse
Three Horse
..
Three times
week
Six times a week
Three Horse
..
..
..
Once a week
One
Buggy
Once a week
Station, Yarraden, Vioietville, and Ebagoolah ; returning from Musgrave Telegraph Station to Laura, via Koolburra.
(During wet season mailman to travel along
telegraph line and omit Police Camp,
O'Beirne's Station, Lakefield, and Breeza
Plains.) Laura to be starting and terminal point on re- opening of railway if instructed by the Postmaster - General
Hambledon
Junction and Saw -mill Pocket,
300 I John Dorsetto, Hamvia
Hambledon,
and serving Selections en
bledon, Cairns
route. Subject to one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Beaudesert
Tram Station and Inns Plain,
Shire
Beaudesert
302
also
Tabooba
Junction and Lilybank
Council
Thargomindah
and Yalpunga, via Thurin304 George Smith, Yalgowa, Bulloo Downs, Tickaiara, and Woodpunga, Thargominburn
dali
Beaudesert
and Nindooinbah, via TabraJames
Feeney,
Beau
305
galba,
returning
direct to Beaudesert
desert
Gladstone
Post
Office
and the Railway Sta308 William Hunter Patertion,
via
South
Gladstone
R.O. ; also, Gladson, Gladstone
stone Post Office and Wharfs, and to carry
20 0
0
Two
Horse
75 0
0
One
Train
156
0 0
Six times a week
Three Buggy
..
Once a week
..
Six times a -week
26 0
0
One
30 0
0
Three Spring Van To and from all
Horse
present and future trains and
vessels carrying
mails
Post and Telegraph Office stores, furniture,
&c., as required. Subject to one month's
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Arthur Brumpton,
Hodgson, Roma
Hodgson Railway Station and Hodgson Receiving Office. Subject to one month's
312 ] John Ryan, Texas, .
Stanthor e and Texas, via Pikedale, Pike's
309
30 0
0
Three Horse
285 0
0
Two
279 0
0
Three Waggonette Twice a week
85 0
4
Three
.
Twice a day
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Creek, Glenlyon (7- mile), Silverspur, Gun -
Coach and
Sulky
Twice a "week
Fan Corner (Queensland side), and Texas
lat ;
(Alfred Rees Lloyd,
313
C innamulla
also Pikedale and Inglewood, via
Terrica, Warroo, and Coolmunds
Cunnamulla and Camden. New Homestead,
via Widgee Hotel, Charlotte Plains, Weela'
murra, Avondale, Widgeegoara, Bundaleer,
and Noorama, returning direct to Wid-
315
Edward Woodhatch,
Adavaie
geegoara
Adavale and Listowel Downs, via Boondoon,
Cannon's Boundary Gate, Kenny's, and
Caranna. Boondoon to be card at one
'way only should Blackwater River not be
erossable
Buggy ..
Once a week
- -,
21st November, 1903.
No. 65.
857
t.
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE' OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND continUCd.
Name and Address of
Contractor.
Service From and to, and to and from.
Rate
per Annum
£
317
MeLaggan
Daniel
FarnAnderson,
borough, Yeppoon
Rockhampton
Bondoola, via Mount
Hedlow Receiving Office (Wyatt's Hotel),
to proceed to Yeppoon if necessary
319
James Grant, Rosedale, Bundaberg
Bundaberg and Woongarra Scrub, deliver-
ing all mail matter within the following
boundaries, and clearing letter -boxes as
required : Commencing on the right bank
Mode of
Term of
Years. Conveyance.
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
21
Frequency.
s. d.
00
Three Vehicle
173 0 0
Horse
One
..
Once a week
..
Six times a weck
of the Burnett River at the north - western
corner of portion 3A, parish of Kalkie,
thence by the northern and eastern boun-
daries of that portion easterly and southerly
to its south - eastern corner ; thence by a
line southerly to the eastern corner of portion 30; thence by the road forming the
south - eastern boundary of that portion
south - westerly to the Barolin -road, by that
road south - easterly to portion 112, -by the
road forming the north - western boundary
of that portion south - westerly to a small
reserve, by the north - western and south-
western boundaries of that reserve, and
part of the south - western boundary of portion 112 south - westerly and south - easterly
to the western corner of portion 46, by the
road forming the south - western and south-
eastern boundaries of that portion and the
south- eastern boundaries of portions 27
and 21 south - easterly and north - easterly to
the northern corner of portion 10, by the
road forming the north- eastern boundary
of that portion south - easterly to the western corner of portion 1, by the road form-
ing the north- western boundary of that
portion and portion 12 north - easterly to the
the northern corner of the last -named portion, by the road forming the north - eastern
boundary of portion 12 south - easterly to
southern corner of portion 50, parish of
Barolin, by the road forming the southeastern boundaries of portions 50, 42, and
43, same parish, north - easterly to the
eastern corner of the last -named portion ;
thence by a line north - easterly to the seacoast at the eastern corner of portion 10,
and by the sea -coast north - westerly to the
Burnett River, and by the right bank of
that river upwards to the point of com-
mencement. Subject to one month's notice
of discontinuance by the Postmaster -General
Alice Lipscombe, De-
Narangba and Deception Bay
0
Three Horse
rangba
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane
Cunnamulla and Barringun (N.S.W.), via 300 0 0
Burnabilla, Trunkey, Tuen Hotel, Thurul-
Three Buggy
..
Twice a week
12
0
Twice a week
ception Bay, Na-
goona, and Wooroorooka ; to be run in one
day each way
The
The Leap and Finlayson's, (Cape Hills-
35
0 0
Three Coach
..
Once a week
Graham,
Robert
Clermont
Clermont and Hobartville, via Red Rock,
Banchory, Craven, Islay Plains, and Sur -
75
0 0
Threel Horse
..
Once a week
Thomas
Leap
Hill,
borough), via Coffee Estates -road boxes,
returning via Bosses -road box
biton, returning via Surbiton and Banchory.
Subject to re- arrangement or extension at
mileage rates
50 0 0 Three Dogcart ..
Woolloongabba
and Belmont, via Coorparoo
327* John O'Hagen, Beland Carina
mont, Woolloongabba
17 0 0 Three; Horse
330 Patrick H. Cash, Delaney's Creek (Caboolture - Baramba -road)
and Mount Mee, via McDonald's Selection
Delaney's Creek,
Caboolture
37 0 0 Tluee, Horse
333 Thomas Hugh Hoey, Allora and Goomburra, via Forest Plain and
Upper Forest Spring, Upper Forest Spring
Allora
Rowland
Simpson Al- Townsville and Ingham, via Armidale, 011era, 110 0 0 Two I Horse. ..
335
(Bell's), Mount Ruth,Waterview, and Franston, Ingham
cis Crcek
25 0 0 Three Horse ..
Daniel Bethania Railway Station and Waterford
336 Theodor
Post Office
Schneider, Waterford
Henry Cloncurry and Canobie, via Fort Constantine, 140. 0 0 i Three Home ..
338 William
Clonagh, Yadtlior, Byromine, Carr's Camp,
Smith, Burketown
Twice a day,
Coorparoo ; once
a day, Belmont
Twice a week
Twice a week
Once a week
i
.
and Fort Bowen
C.10678.
Twice a day
Once a week
No. .65.--21st November, 1903.
.
858
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEEN SIAN vcontirttied.
Rate
Krum and Acldress of
per Annnnn
Service From rnd to, and to and frone.
Contractor.
for Mail^,
ineludin7
Term of
Years.
Mode of
Conveyance.
FrC'uL`!7 ^,.,'.
Parcels.
£ s. d.
270 0 0
Jericho aid Pentland, via Desmond's, Garfield (G anbars), Texas, Boongoondoo,
Clare, W dgemen, Lake Dunn, Westmere,
Thomas Gleeson, Irvingdale, Bowen-
Three¡ Buggy to ; Once a week
Annie
Vale,
thence
horse
Mount Surprise, Annie Vale, Bowie Letter-
box, Yarrowmere, Blair Athol, Longton,
Neveu, Milray Station, and Boundary Station ; returning via Boundary Station,
Milray Station, Nevena, Longton, Blair
Athol, Yarrowmere, Bowie, Annie Vale,
Fleetwood, Eastmere, Dunrobin, Wee Dun robin, Springer's, Strasburg, Garfield (Gran bars), and Desmond's
Elgin Downs and Byerwin, via Tween Hills,
78
0
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
Avon Downs, Glenavon, Gleneva, Eagle field, Mount Lookout, and Cerito. Sub ject to rearrangement
Surat and Russell Park, via Dr. Fitzgerald's
40
0 0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
45 0 0
..
Denis O'Hara Burke, Cleveland and Mount Cotton
Mount
Cotton,
Cleveland
James Mitchell, Win- Winton and Boulia, via Whitewood, Cork, 270 0 0
Brighton Downs, Mayne Hotel, Diamantina
ton
Lakes (Springvale and Coorabulka), return-
Three Horse
. .
Six times a ltreek
James Carroll, Byer win, Clermont
342
James
Alexander
Stewart
Surat
Letter -box, Cambridge Downs, Noorindoo,
Wehl's, Dehnertvale, Sydenham, and Oak -
Simpson,
lands, to be run to and fro in one day
Three Buckboard Once a week
:
ing via Diamantina Lakes, Mayne Hotel,
Brighton Downs, Cork, and Elderslie
Longreach and Muttaburra, via Bimbah,
John Win. Doran,
350
Arainac
James
Cooktown Post Office and Wharfs, and
Railway Station ; and to convey loose
Iiigleby,
Cooktown
ante, Upper Coo mera
William Storey, Logan Village
367* Thomas
0
Three Coach
49 18
0
Three Van
..
Twice a week
To and from all
present and future trains and
letters as required
John Stewart., Annerley, Woolloongabba
Murphy,
Thomas
Monteagle, Clermont
John Nicholas Sig -
366
0
130
Goodberry Hills, Camoola, and Ambo ; to
run on western side of river if required, as
follows, via Cramsie, Bexley, Dalmore, Yanburra, Camoola, and Ambo
Ramsay,
Horse or
bicycle
Woolloongabba and Annerley
2G
0
0
One
Elgin Downs and Doongmabulla, via Moray Downs, and Labona.. The Department
reserves the right to start from Tween Hills
Coomera Upper and Tambourine Mountain,
including delivery to Cameron's, &c. (And
to keep Receiving Office at Tambourine
Mountain.) Subject to one month's notice
of discontinuance by the Potsmaster-
52
0
0
Three Horse
. .
Once a week
35
0 0
Three Horse
..
Twice a week
General
Logan Village and Logan Village, via Thompson's, South Maclean, North Maclean,
52
0 0
Three Horse
..
Three
95
0
Three Horse
..
Once a week
45
0 0
Two
Horse
..
Once a day
85
0 0
One
Horse
..
Once a. week
discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Bollon and Cunnamulla, via Pernlee, Murra
134
0 0
Three Coach
..
Shamrock Wells Hotel, - Lander's Letterbox, and Widgeegoara Hotel
Bogantungan and Echo Hills, via Medway
40
0
Three Buggy
..
Ratha (Scott's), Nash's, Greenbank, Park
Ridge, Chamber's Flat, and the Bridge.
Subject to one month's notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Argentine and Kangaroo Hills Station, via
Argentine Extended, McAuley's Creek,
Argentine
all vessels carrying Mails
0
:
Twice a day
times
Ewan, and Kallandra. Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster - General
Redcliffe (a) Delivery of all letters, newspapers, packets, and telegrams along the
Fredk. Chas. Cutts,
Redcliffe
Main Coast road from Klanger (Mrs. Bell's)
to Reef Point, Scarborough, and to all
houses between the Main Coast -road and the
beach ; (b) the clearing of the letter -box
at Grant's Store, and the conveyance of its
t
contents to the Redcliffe Post and Telegraph Office daily, at such hours as the
Postmaster - General may direct
Herberton and Wooroora, via Nigger Creek
School, Police Camp, Selections of Nash,
Bimrose, Byers, Gilbey, Daniels, Keogh,
Newell, Paul, Hull, and Glen Alice, Evelyn
Scrub School, Evelyn Station, and Ravens -
Dempsey,
James
Herberton
hoe.
376
Henry Clanchy, Byzantium, Mitchell
381
' Robert Smith, Bo:
Subject to one month's notice of
Murra, Bendee Downs, Bonn.a Vonna,
Park, Rosedale, Bianchi's Selection, J.
gantu.ngan
j
Bianchis' Selection, Medway Station, and
Duckabrook
0
¡
Once a week
'
Once a week
a
No 65.- 21st November, 1963.
859
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Name and Address of
Con tractor.
o
-r
.;
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CON v EVA NCH OF MAII.S IN THT. STATE OF QL'EF.rsLAtiDconLi3tua.
Service From and to, and to and from.
Rate
per Annum
Term of
Years.
for Mails,
including.
Parcels.
j
Mode of
Conveyance.
Frequency.
E s. d.
384 ' Alexander Secombe,
Ingham and Mount Benham, via Stoneleigh,
Kallanda, Old Kangaroo Hills Tin Mines,
Ingham
Í
120 0 0! Three Horse ..
Once a week
and Hidden Valley Station. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by the
385
387
William Huey, Kynuna
James
Eardley
Postmaster- General
Kynuna and New Quambetook, via Waniola, .78 0 0
Glenbervie, and Rosevale
Cloncurry and Friezland, via Roxmere, Flo- 104 0 0
1
rence Vale, and Top Camp. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
O'Toole, Cloncurry
the Postmaster- General
Edward Arthur Reilly, Donor's Hill and Wombool, via Old Tala Normanton
wanta and Neumeyer Valley
390 Henry McDonald, Chatfield Creek and Mackinlay, via MaxwelQuambetook, Kyton, Tarbrax, Toorak, and Euìolo
nuna
Andrew Drynan, Te- Telemon Crossing and Tylerville, via Rath lemon
Crossing,
downey, Flanagan's, Bigriggan, Barney
Beaudesert
View, Lower Palen Saw - mills, and Palen
Creek. Subject to re- arrangement if mails
388
carried by train line at mileage rate
Birdsville and Dubbo Downs, via Adria
John Patrick Gaffney,
Annand ale,
Birdsville
Timothy Scanlon,
Winton
Downs, Annandale, and Kalliduwary
Evesham R.O. and Rosebrook, via Corona
Silsoe, Vergemont, Lismore, Opalton, and
Horse
..
Once a week
Three Horse
.
Once a week
One
70
0
0
Three Horse
.
Once a week
150
0
0
Three; Buggy
..
Once a week
(il
0
0
Three Horse
..
Twice a week
70
0
0
Three Horse
..
Once a fortnight
197
0
0
Three Buggy .. ! Once a week
30
0
0 1 Three Cart
Mayneside
John Geary, sen.,
Miles Post Office and Railway Station.
Thomas
Joseph
Subject to one month's notice of disconGeary, John Geary,
tinuance by the Postmaster - General
jun. (Geary and
Sons), Miles
Edward Angell, Chil- Chillagoe Post Office and Railway Station.
lagoe
Subject to one month's notice of discon-
Miriam Vale and Toweran, via Bloomfield's,
Hoffman's, Jenkinson's, Dingle's, Oreti,
Moralgaran, Thornhill, Warro, Charuwood,
and Borelia
Yuleba and Moraby, via Moongool, Marra Marra, Scotland, Wellsbourne Grove, and
Callitris ; returning via Rabbit Fence, Barossa, Rockdale, Rostock, Millers, and
Denis Ryan, Yuleba
To and from all
present and futurc trains
To and from all
present and fu-
'
40
0
0
One
Cart
..
64
10 0
Two
Horse
..
40
0
0
Three' Horse
..
12()
0
0 ' Two
27
0
0
Three: Horse
..
Once a. week
99
0
0
Three Coach
.
Once a week
90
0
0
Three Horse ..
Twice a «'eel.
Two
. .
Three
tinuance by the Postmaster - General
Ludwig Neilson Dahl,
Miriam Vale
..
,
ture trains
Twice a week
Once a week
Moongool
Cecil Stewart Del - Jimboomba Railway Station and Canungra,
409
pratt, Mundoolun
via Mundoolun Station, Tambourine Station, Fenwyke, O'Mahoney's, and Irvings-
Edward Brougham,
jun., Childers
Childers and Booyai, via Eureka, returning
via Selections of Mollen, Turner, Sims, 8.c.
Horatio Sutton,
Blackall and Isisford, via Borce. Malvern,
Moorlands, Thornleigh, Springfield, and
Isis Downs, to be run in one day each way
Capella and Capella, via Gordon Downs,
ford
Huinberstone, Malvern, Peak Downs, Low -
stoff, Calvert's Peak, Bellvue, Glen Fern,
Huntley, Retro, and Prairie
Nambour and Obi Obi, via Dulong R.O.,
Selections of Phillips, Pope, Whitecross,
and Voetha, Mapleton R.O., Selections of
Biggs, Doggerals, and Smith. (And to
keep Receiving Office at Obi Obi)
Herman
Albert
Goeths, Obi Obi,
Nambour
George Smith, Yal-
Nocundra and Yalpunga, via Bransby, Huddersfield, Yanko, Naryilco, and Wompah
(subject to re- arrangement of route), to be
Thargo-
run in two days each way if required
Herberton and Newelton
..
McDonald and Co.,
Herberton
Robert Henry Rolfe,
Cler-
mon t
420
Six times a week
master-General
Sidney George Kettle, Capella
Mounteagle,
:
and Eureka. Subject to one month's
notice of discontinuance by the Post-
Blackall
punga,
mindali
Coach and
horse
William Henry Lane,
Springsure
64 10 0
1.14 10
24
0
Mounteagle and Albro, via The Cell, Epping
Forest, Laglan, and Epping Vale returning via Springvale and Pioneer.
lie Department reserves the right to start service
from Mendip on service 163
80 0
Springsure and Carwell,
80
via.
Rainworth,
Glenlee (Telemon), Mantaun Downs, Good -
times
0
Three+ Buggy
..
Once a week
0
Three' Horse
..
Once a week
0 i Two
00'
liffe's, and Mount Playfair
Coach
:
Horse
.. ! Once a week
Three' Vehicle to 1 Once a week
Mantaun
Downs,
thence
Alfred Heath, Granville, Maryborough
1
Maryborough and Bidwell
(horse
.18
0
0 t Three'':: Horse
..
I Once a week
a
860
No. 65.-21st November, 1903.
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF 11'IAILS IN Tll:l: STAT:. O. QL]:TNS].A:;Jron`in2Z^Cl.
Rate
per Annum
w
Name and Address of
Contractor.
o.Q
Service From and to, and to and from.
for Malin,
including
Parcels.
Term of
Years.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Frequency.
£ s. d.
422
52
0
0
Three Horse
Tanby Railway Station and Yeppoon
40
0
0
Three! Coach
50
0
0
Two
Grantham
Jas. Cusack Hassall,
Mount Ubi, Eumundi
Grantham and Fordsdale, via Ma Ma Creek
and Mount Whitestone
Eumundi and Kenilworth, via Mount Eerwah, Murray's, Belli Park (Bonney's), and
Yahoo Creek. Subject to one month's
Eyre,
Longreach and Windorah, via Arrilalah,
William
Clifton
Cridland,
Clifton and Talgai Station, via Woody Camp,
..
Twice a week
I
(Elphinstone School), Sandy Camp, and
Selections en route.
Subject to one month's
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
John Henry Riemann, Yeppoon
426
Charles J.
428
430
Currie,
443
¡
{
week
65
0
Coach
0
One
0
Three.; Coach
Three
..
times
a
times
a
week
250 0
Once a week
Westland, Tocal, Bimerah, Stonehenge, Ca-
Peter Bannah, Eids vold
Alfred Henry Hope,
Tiaro
I
445
Three
ralla, Jundah P.O., Galway Downs, and
440 i James McCaw, Urandangie
441
..
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Benjamin
Longreach
439
Horse
Six times a week
O'Brien,
Michael
Longreach
McPhellamy's Crossing
Urandangie and Camooweal, via Headingly,
Lake Nash, and Austral Downs. Subject
to three months' notice of discontinuance
by the Postmaster- General
Eidsvold and Cania Station, via Trelinga,
Dalgangal, and Mulgeldi
Tiaro and Tiaro, via Glengarloom, Byrenne,
Goora, Greenwood (Knust's), Munna, (Orphant's), Deborah, and Farms and Selecon east bank of Mary River
Longreach Post Office and Railway Station ;
100
0
0 I Three. Horse
. .
50
0 0
Three Vehicle
45
0
Three Horse ..
0
. Once a fortnight
Once a week
. .
Three
i .
times
a
week
40
0
0
Three Lorry
39
0
0
One Horse
47
0 0
Threes Spring dray To all presentand
25
0 0
Three, Buggy
. .
future trains
Once a week
45
0 0
Three' Horse
. .
Three
To and from all
present and future trains
..
also to transfer mails from one train to
another, and carry loose letters if required.
Subject to one month's notice of discon447* Franz
418
450
452
Wilhelm
Drewes,
August
Bunker's Hill, Too woomba
J ames Henry Forbes,
Croydon
Bridget Clemments,
Mackay
Reynolds,
George
Woombye
tinuance by the Postmaster - General
Westbrook Crossing and Athol, via Bunker's
Hill ; returning via State Farm if required
Croydon Post Office and Railway Station,
and to convey loose letters as required
Mackay and Homebush, via Rosella and
Palm -tree
Woombye and Buderim Mountain.
(Mails
to be conveyed Iron Budlo, via Ilkley, in
flood time.) Subject to one month's notice
Martha Perrett, Bun damba
Bundamba delivery within a radius of 1
times
a
a
week
of dicontinuance by the Postmaster -Generai
453
Three times
week
Horse
25
0 0
Two
30
0 0
Three; Horse
45
0 0
Three! Horse or
bicycle
Six times a week
.
miles of Bundamba Post Office. Subject
to one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster - General
454
John Joseph Gor- Goondoon and Goondoon, along the Burnett
Goondoon,
Bundaberg
lick,
..
I
Twice a week
River -road, via Aibionville School, Albion ville, and Melville's, delivering and collect-
ing correspòndence along the route as re-
quired. (The Nobby Hill -road, via Wynter's,
to be used when the river road is impracticable in, Mood time.) Subject to one month's
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster General
456
Christie,
Robert
Bundaberg
Bundaberg and Gooburrum, via Waterview
Plantation, Flynn's, Dittmann's, Herwigg's,
Neilson's, Tantitha, Fairymead, McKenzie's, T. Chase's, senior, G. Chase's, Wegert's, Waimea, Palmer's, Vane's, Oberon ;
returning along the Gooburrum -road, via
Maultby's Letter -box, Flint's, Jurgensen's,
The Oaks, Ruberry, Read's, Stories',
Three
times
a
week
Zahn's, Rutherglen, White Gooburrum
School, O'Connell's, Brennan's, Blaney
Farm, Carlton, and Mahoney's, three times
a week. Subject to alteration or discontinuance by the Postmaster - General upon
Simpkin
457
Thomas
458
Ann Pickard, Beer -
White, Daisy Hill,
Loganlea
461
465
giving one month's notice
Loganlea and Daisy Hill. (And to keep
Receiving Office at Daisy Hill)
20 0
Beerwah and Crohamhurst, via Coochin
30 0 0
Creek and Peachester
wah
Edward Kehoe, Mun- Engelsburg and Clumber, via Charlwood and
Kilroy's (Moogerah)
billa
Martha Perrett, Bun - Dinmore delivery within a radius of 11 miles
damba
of Dinmore Post Office. Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster - General
0
Three Spring cart Twice a week
Three Horse
Three
times
a
week
20
0 0
25 0
0
Three Horse
Two
Horse
Once a week
Six times a. week
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861
LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEENSLAN D continued.
o,
.,.. a;
Name and Address of
Contractor.
6
Rate
per Annum
Service From and to, and bo and from.
Term of
Years.
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Frequency.
£ s. d.
Frederick McNamee, Geraldton and Geraldton, via Mundoo (one
Gerald ton
way only), Stockton, Mourilyan, and
Queensland Plantation
471 1 John Oliver Frith, Hughenden and Mount Pollux. (And to
Mount
Pollux,
keep Receiving Office at Mount Pollux)
Hughenden
469
28 0 0
Two
Horse
Twice a week
2a
Two
Horse
Once a week
City and Suburban Rockhampton Parcels Delivery between
474
Parcels
Delivery
Co., Rockhampton
Thomas O'Doherty,
Southport
478
0 0
.. *
Post Office and addresses within a radius
of 3 miles, under special conditions
Labrador and Currigee, returning via Pine
Ridge to Labrador. Subject to one month's
39
0
0
Three Van
Once a day
Three Boat and
Twice a week
foot
notice of discontinuance by the Post-
481
488
master- General
Walter Russell Poole, Longreach and Muttaburra, via Strathdarr
Cramsie, Longreach Woolshed, Darr River Downs, Green Hills,
92
Charles
Murphy,
Mount Alford, Boo -
90
nah
man, Allora
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
494
Brisbane
497
Stannary Hills Mines
and Tram Coy. Ltd.,
and Kensington
Boonah and Cossart's Mill, via Dugandan,
Mount French, Mount Alford, Cochin
0 0
Horse
One
Three times
Norali Nolan, Big genden
a
week
Cochin, Croftby, and Carney's. Creek
26
surveyed road
Charleville and Eromanga, via Yarronvale,
Bierbank, Cowley, One Hundred and Thirteen -mile, Teevan, and Pinkilla
Boonmoo and Rocky Bluffs, via Stannary
0 0
420 0
100
Hills
0
0 0
Three Buggy ..
Twice a week
Three Coach
..
Once a week
Tram
..
Three
One
ti mes
a
week
Boonnaoo
499
Office a week
buggy
Frank Boaz Whit- Allora and Wonga, via Government new
490
Three Coach or
0 0
Biggenden and Biggenden, via Selections of
Nichol, Page, Fanning, McGaritz, McVicker,
Robson, Stevensen, Cichowski, Mitchell,
Brown, Stark, Kummerfeld, McMurrin,
Laurie ; returning via Selections of
O'Doherty, Gilmour, Jones, Matheson,
Griffiths, Duncan, Prince, Vance, S.Thorne,
20 0 0
Three Horse
.
Once a week
..
Once a week
Hards, Hyde, Bradley, Vance, McDade,
Chambers, Murray, Sharpe, H. Thorne,
and C. Hall, once a week. Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance on either
side
i
William Henry Lane, Springsure and Castlevale, via Cardbeign
Springsure
School, Cardbeign, Nalcombie Letter -box,
Wealwandangie Selections, Nardoo, Wari-
502
80
00
Three É Horse
115
00
Two
Vehicle
..
Once a week
26
00
One
Coach
..
To and from all
present and fu-
ena, Yandaburra, Wharton Creek, and
William
Busicko,
Boatman Springs,
Charleville
503
Cungelella
Charleville and Coongoola Receiving Office,
via Acker's Selection, No. 1. Bore (Rivers -
leigh), Authoringa, Riversleigh, Boatman
Springs, Elverston, Elmina, through Cob brum Blocks, Yarronville, and Charlotte-
vale
Ayr Post and Telegraph Office and Ayr Tram -'
way Office
Í
Henry John Swann,
Ayr
508
ture trans and
Peter. Bannah, Eids-
513
vold
Mary Preston, Glengarry, Charleville
515
Eidsvold and St. John's Creek (Mooroongi),
via Eidsvold Station, Craventown, St.
John's Gold- field, and Johnston's. Subject to one month's notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster - General
Glengarry (Charleville - Adavale -road) and
Oakwood (Augathella -Tambo road), via
22 0 0
73
00
;
trains
Once a week
Three Horse
Two
Buggy
..
Once a week
..
Six times a week
selections of W. C. Yeates, A. Yeates, and
Millie Station, Quarrel's, Peytona, Lewis',
and Ware and Lewis ; and to keep Receiving Office at Glengarry. Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster - General
518
'.
William Alexander
Reaney,
North
Rockhampton
522 !David S. Carter and
Hugli
O'Loan, Brisbane
Michael Long, Bony
Mountain,
WarAlfred
523
wick
North Rockhampton, delivery within the
following boundaries, viz.: By Moore's
Creek, the Fitzroy River, Limestone (or
40 0 0
Three Horse
North Pine and Woody Point, via Red eliffe. Subject to one month's notice of
85
00
Three Coach
4 -Mile) Creek (including Blanchard's), to
Olive's, a direct line from the latter to the
2 -Mile Peg on Yaamba -road ; thence by
that road to Moore's Creek ; also, to clear
letter - receivers, if required
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
Bony Mountain and Hendon -road, twice a
week ; also, Bony Mountain and Pratten,
once a week. (In flood times mails to be
conveyed to and from Pratten,.) Subject
to one month's notice of discontinuance
by the Postmaster - General
* 14-d. per parcel.
l5 0 0 ' Three Horse
Six times a week
Three times
week
a
862
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-LIST OF ACCEPTED TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND GOftinuedd.
Name and Address of
Contractor.
Ç
°J
Rate
per Annum
Service From and to, and to and from.
Mode of
Conveyance.
Frequency.
Parcels.
£ s.
d.
24 0 0
Nikenbah and-Nikenbah, via Upper Mountain -road, calling at Selections of Hansen,
Carlsen, Petersen, Yates, Sorensen, Curtis,
Bagnell,
William
Dundowran, Mary borough
524
Term of
'Years.
for Mails,
including.
Three
Three] Horse
times
a
times
a
week
and Dundowran School ; Selections of
Munroe, Smids, Overlack, Nielsen, Bag nell, Bellevue (Bromiley's), McLiver, F.
Smith, J. Gallagher, W. Gallagher, and
Barnett's Selection No. 1496 ; returning
along Lower Mountain -road, via Selections
of Tooth Bros., Stephensen, Christensen,
Emil Jensen, Mrs. [larders, G. Andersen,
M. Petersen, and Linholdt. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
529
the Postmaster - General
Goombungee and Douglas
Molony,
William
Goombungee
!
534
541
24
Three Coach
Once a week
14
0
0
One
Horse
Once a week
Tewantin and Noosa Heads, calling at Letter-boxes on the south side of Noosa River.
(And to keep the Receiving Office at Noosa
Heads.) Subject to one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
. .
Esk Post Office and Railway Station
26
0
0
Two
Boat
25
0
0
Three Hand -cart j To and from all
present and future trains
Cunnamulla and Cocklerina, via Selections of
57
4
0
Three' ;Morse
.
Once .7 week
50
0
0
One
Horse
.
Once a week
25
0
0
Broxburn and Linthorpe
..
551
George Eric Mackenzie Cox, Cunnamulla
Three
0
Brisbane
McEwan
William
Hunter, Kincora,
Aquila Thomas Peters, Esk
.
0
..
548
Three! Horse
¡
00
Barcaldine and Blackall
Pittsworth
Bainbridge,
John
Noosa Village, Tewantin
0
week
Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
545
0
..
..
Three
times
a
week
Rawle, Stacey, and Beardmore ; thence
along western side of Warrego River, via
Selections of Springgrove, Fraser, and
Davis to rabbit -proof fence ; thence to
Glendilla and Nelly Vale.
Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
.556
Postmaster- General
Dundee and 14 fount Morgan, via Fraser's,
Peacock's, Hayes', Maílin's, Rothery's,
Nettley's, Beak's, Moller's, Radcliffe's,
McEvoy's, Halberstater's, Dickson's, and
Larman's ; returning via Larman's, Dick son's, and old Calliungal. Subject to one
' Sydney Albert Harper, Dundee, West-
wood
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster- General
558 { John William
!
561
563
1
Tirroan and Limpus, via Watawa Plantation and New Laidley, along Currajong
Kit -
Tirroan,
dring,
Bundaberg
Charles
times
a
week
Creek -road. Subject to one month's notice
of discontinuance by the Postmaster -
General
Anakie and Anakie, via Newsomes, Hunts,
Myles
Once a week
35
0
0 ' One
1$
0
0
Three! Horse
..
Once a week
100
0
0 ¡ Three; Buggy
..
Once a week
52
0
0 ; One
Vehicle
Lidstones, Iguana Flat, Stewart's Free-
McInnes, Anakie
Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by, the
hold, and Mount Clifford.
Postmaster- General
Bell and Yimboon, via Bell Telephone Office,
Selections of Syines, Sanders, Ensor, sen.,
Samuel Bradley, Bell
'
Three
Three. Horse
i
Angus McPhie, Jacobsen's, Crawford's,
564
!
!
567
568
O'Brien's, G. Ensor's, S. Bradley, McPhie ;
returning via Selections of Curnow, Whitley, Square Top, McDonald, Alex. McPhie,
Hill, S. Bradley, and Bell Telephone Office
Eulo and Hungerford (N.S.W.), via Killaloe,
Aylnayd's, Caiwarro, and Curawinya
Euroburrie and Upshot, via Alroy. Subject
to one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster- General. The Department
reserves the right to increase frequency to
Horace Laslett Barber, Eulo
Daniel Quinn, Euroburrie, Longreach
once a week at £70 per annum
Arrilaiali and Matiamo, via Darr River
James Lynch, Arri-
Crossing, Woodlands, Lovatt Park, and
Culparoo Park. Subject to one month's
lalah
!
20 0
notice of discontinuance by the Postmaster General
569
570
573
574
Richard Thompson,
Ballandean
Ward,
Frederick
Bundaberg
Ferguson,
Adam
Sherwood
Jeremiah Kennedy,
Hopetoun
..
..
One !
0;
0
0
í
20
0
0
'
Sherwood delivery, within a radius of 1
39
0 0 j One
miles of Sherwood Post Office
Esk and Hopetoun, via Coal Creek, Cross -
55 15
Once a. fortnight
Buggy
Once a. week
Horse
Three! Horse
18
Ballandean and Eukey
'
..
Twice a week
I
Budaberg Parcels Delivery between Post
Office and addresses within the boundary
of letter - carriers' delivery in East, South,
and West Bundaberg, under special conditions
dale, Mount Brisbane, and Hazeldean ;
also Mount Brisbane and Mount Byron
0
'
Three¡ Spring cart
Once a day
Horse
..
Daily
Three! Coach
..
Three
week
times
a
863
No. 65.
21st November, 1903.
LIST Ol ACCEPTED TENDERS FOIL T13.E CONVEYANCE OF MALLS' IN THE STATE OF (10EENSt.AND--Co?7,tinucd.
11
o,v6
Name and Address of
Contractor.
578 1 Cobb and Co. Ltd.,
580
Rate
per Annum
Service From and to, and to and from.
104
Brisbane
tion, via Tate Tin Mines
Thomas Daly, Bowen Bowen and Linderman Island, via Molle,
Chas.
Bromfield,
Gunnawarra,
Garnet
Mt.
d.
0 0
Three! Buggy
..
Once a week
0
One
Cutter ..
Once a month
0 0
One
Horse
Once a; week
40 0
ance by the Postmaster - General
Mount Garnet and Springfield (J. Reid's),
via Innot Hot Springs, Tirrabella, Gunnawarra, Mero, Selections of Rose, Crank,
Harding, and Young's (Tirrabella to be
omitted in flood time). Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
130
Postmaster- General
Ravenswood Post Office and Railway Station
586
Jane
588
Walter Lever, Albion Hillview and Pinelands Mill. (And to keep
Receiving Office at Pinelands Mill.) Sub-
Ebbage,
Ravenswood
Frequency.
£ s.
Almaden (74- Mile) and Tate Telegraph Sta-
Whitsunday, Nanning, and Hamilton Islands, and Dent Island Light - house. Subject to one month's notice of discontinu-
584
Term of
Mode of
Years. Conveyance.
for Mails,
including
Parcels.
f
;
50
0 0
13
0
,
0
Three i Coach
..
One
..
Horse
To-and from all
present and future trains
Three times a
week
ject to one month's notice of discontinu-
589
591
ance by the Postmaster - General
Ludwig Nielson Dahl, Miriam Vale and Mount Jacob, via PolMiriam Vale
maily. Subject to alteration or extension
20 10
Jane Ebbage,
Ravenswood
593
Mary
Maltman,
Tivoli, Ipswich
to Glassford Creek at mileage rate, and to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster - General
Ravenswood and Brookville. Subject to
one month's notice of discontinuance by
the Postmaster - General
Tivoli
Delivery along Tivoli Hill, Tantivyroad, Waterworks -road to Simpson's Hill,
Workshop Estate ; thence to Eastwood's
0
Two
Horse
25
0 0
One
Coach
35
0
0
Three Horse
24
0 0
Three Horse
Once a week
..
Once a week
Once a day
and Raymond Estate, delivering corre-
594* Patrick
Wingfield,
Northcote, Mareeba
598
Thomas
Radcliffe,
Dry Paddock, Pittsworth
602
607
608
spondence en route
Mareeba and Northcote. Subject to one
month's notice of discontinuance by the
Postmaster - General
Brook-stead and Pampas (Hegarty's)
Frederick McNamee,
Geraldton
Geraldton and Garradunga, via Hart's,
liaren,
Mount Garnet
Mount Garnet Post Office and Railway Sta-
Terence
Jodrell's, Goondi, and Darragee Central
9 10
0
;
..
Once a week
Three Horse
Once a week
Twice a week
35
0 0
Two
14
0
One
20
0 0
I
Horse
Mill
tion.
Subject to one month's notice of
discontinuance by the Postmaster- General
James Bernard Ryan, Byrnestown and Byrnestown, via ByrnesByrnestown , Mary town School, Hickey's, Marshall's, Fred borough
ricksen's, Yappa's, Jackson's, Harman's,
Webster's, Cleary's, Ryan's, and Kirby's
Couivaoliwealtli of Australia.
Postmaster- General's Department,
18th November, 1903.
PROPOSED REGULATIONS FOR PROTECTION OF
LINES AND WORKS OF THE POSTMASTERGENERAL FROM INJURIOUS AFFECTION BY
WORKS OF ELECTRIC AUTHORITIES.
PROPOSED Regulations for the protection of the lines and
works of the- Postmaster- General from injurious affection
by the works of any electric authority having .been drafted by
a Departmental Electrical Board, all electric, water, and gas
authorities, municipal bodies, local authorities, companies, and
others, whose interests within the Commonwealth are affected
thereby, are invited to apply to the Secretary, Postmaster General's Department; 157 Spring- street, Melbourne, for copies
of such regulations, and to submit to him, in writing, not later
than two months from the date of this advertisement, any
representations they may wish to make with regard to those
regulations, which representations will be considered in joint
conference at a date to be subsequently decided upon.
P. O. FYSH,
Postmaster - General.
0
Vehicle
..
Three Horse ..
To and from all
present and future trains
Twice a week
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster- General's Department,
18th November, 1903.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Acceptance of Tender for ere, tion of Telegraph Line, dc.,
between Dubbo and Coonamble.
T is hereby notified that the
of Mr. Richard Biggs, of
1 North Hill, near Forbes, hastender
been accepted for the perfor-
:
mance of the undermentioned work in connexion with the
tion of a Telegraph line between Dubbo and Coonamble, erecat the
prices mentioned
Erect about 100 miles, 0 chains, new wooden pole line, at
£10 12s. 6d. per mile.
Erect about 99. miles of additional wire on existing poles, at
£1 7s. per mile.
Dismantle about 107 miles of old line, at Li 9s. per mile.
Dig out and cart old poles to Railway, at 6s. each, as re-
quired.
P. O. FYSH,
Postmaster- General.
864
No. 65.-21st November, 1903.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster- General's Department,
18th November, 1903.
is hereby notified for public information that the under
JT mentioned
rates will be charged for cablegrams from
Australia to the places named, sent vid Pacific and San
Francisco, namely :
Per word.
d.
3 9
Postmaster - General, Melbourne. They may be deposited in
the Tender -box at the General Post Office, Melbourne, or, if sent
by post, must be prepaid and registered.
Tie deposit to be enclosed with the tender is 5 per cent. on
the total amount.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
P. 0. FYSH,
Postmaster - General.
s.
Honolulu
Midway
Guam
...
...
...
4'9
5
u
6
6
6
6
8
...
...
Philippines Luzon
Other Islands
,+
Hong Kong ...
...
China
Macao
...
...
Cores Chemulpo, Fusan, and Seoul
Other places ...
...
Formosa
....8
Nos. 1008 and 1009.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Defence,
Melbourne, 21st November, 1903.
9
6
11
9
9
11
0
3
... 7 2
P. 0. FYSH,
Postmaster - General.
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
1115 Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve of the
following changes in connexion with the Commonwealth Military Forces, viz.:
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster - General's Department,
19th November, 1903.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
MAIL TENDERS.
/'TENDERS, indorsed " Tender for Mails," will be received
at the Office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Perth,
_1L
until Noon on Saturday, the 19th December, 1903, for the con-
veyance of the undermentioned mails for a term of one, two, or
three years (at the option of the Postmaster -General) as herein-
after specified :
From the Post office, Davy hurst, to the Post - office, Goon
garrie, and vice versd, twice a week, in a spring vehicle.
CONDITIONS.
Where mails are conveyed by spring vehicle, the contractor
will be required to carry, without extra cost to the Department,
parcels post parcels up to 11 lbs. each in weight.
The arrival and departure of mails will be subject to instructions from the Deputy Postmaster - General, Perth, and liable to
alteration at any time during the year.
Every tender must bear the bond fide signatures, duly witnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible persons willing to
become bound for the due fulfilment of the contract in a sum not
exceeding the gross amount of the contract, for the whole period
over which it extends.
Every tender must be accompanied by the written consent,
duly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen, as herein before provided, to execute the bonds as aforesaid for the due
performance of the contract in the event of such tender being
accepted.
The Postmaster - General reserves the right of terminating the
contract at any time by giving three months' notice to the contractor.
Special forms of tender, with conditions attached, may be
obtained gratuitously on application to the Deputy Postmaster General, Perth, or to any post- office in the State ; and no tender
will be entertained unless rendered on the prescribed form.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to accept the
lowest or any tender.
White labour only must be employed in the conveyance of mails.
The rate of wages paid by the contractor and the working
conditions shall be those recognised in the locality in which the
work is performed.
P. 0. FYSH,
Postmaster - General.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster - General's Department,
16th November, 1903.
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that the tender
of the Victorian Cricketing and Sports Company, 147 and
149 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, has been accepted for the
supply on hire for five years from the 9th May, 1902, of all such
bicycles as may be required for use in the Postmaster - General's
and for the
Department throughout the Commonwealth,
bicycles
so
supplied,
at a yearly
maintenance and repair of all
shillings
and
eleven
rental at the rate of Six pounds fourteen
pence for each bicycle.
P. 0. FYSH,
Postmaster- General.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Postmaster- General's Department,
12th November, 1933.
VICTORIA.
TENDER l'OR REPAIRS, TELEGRAPH LINE, GEELONG TO CoLAC
TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Deputy
Postmaster - General, Melbourne, until Twelve o'clock on
Tuesday, 8th December, 1903, for repairs to the Telegraph Line
between Geelong and Colac.
Specifications may be seen at the General Post Office, Melbourne, and at the Post Offices at Geelong, Colac, Ballarat,
Camperdown, and Wangaratta.
Telegraph
Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for
Deputy
the
Rpairo
ud
addressed
Line, Geelong to Colac,
1ST AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (NEW SOUTH
WALES LANCERS).
The Right Honorable Earl CARRINGTON, P.C., G.C.M.G.,
from Honorary Colonel New South Wales Lancers, to be
Honorary Colonel.
2ND AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (NEW SOUTH
WALES MOUNTED RIFLES).
Major- General Sir EI)wARu T. H. HUTTON, K.C.M.G.,
C.B., from Honorary Colonel New South Wales Mounted
Rifles, to be Honorary Colonel.
3RD AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (AUSTRALIAN
HORSE).
The Right Honorable Earl BEAUCHAMP, K.C.M.G.. from
Honorary Colonel -in- Chief, Australian Horse, to be
Honorary Colonel.
47'11 AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (NEW SOUTH
WALES LANCERS).
The Right Honorable Earl CARRINGTON, P.C., G.C.M.G.,
from Honorary Colonel New South Wales Lancers, to be
Honorary Colonel.
5i1i AUST1tALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (NEW SOUTH
WA LES MOUNTED RIFLES).
Major- General Sir EDWARD T. H. HUTTON, K. C. M. G.,
U.B., from Honorary Colonel New South Wales Mounted
Rifles, to be Honorary Colonel.
6TH AUSTRALIAN
LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (AUSTRALIAN
HORSE).
The Right Honorable Earl BEAUCHAUY, K.C.M.G., from
Honorary Colonel -in- Chief, Australian Horse, to be
Honorary Colonel.
1ST AND 2ND REGIMENTS AUSTRALIAN SCOTTISH RIFLES
(NE1v SOUTH WALES INFANTRY, SCOTTISH. RIFLES).
The Most Honorable the Marquess of Linlithgow, P.C.,
K.T. G.C.M.G. , G. C. V.O., from Honorary Colonel New
South Wales Infantry, Scottish Rifles, to be Honorary
Colonel.
VICTORIA.
73`1i AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (VICTORIAN
MOUNTED RI1'LES).
The Right Honorable Hallaul, Baron TENNYSON, G.C. M.G.,
Governor- General and Commander -in -Chief Common-
wealth of Australia, to be Honorary Colonel.
QUEENSLAN D.
13'í'H AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (QUEENSLAND
MOUNTED INFANTRY).
The His ht Honorable C.W. A.N., Lord LAM I NG'l'ON,
G. C. M.G., from Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel Queens
land Mounted Infantry, to be Honorary Colonel.
The Honorable WILLIAM ALLAN, from Honorary Lieutenant -
Colonel Queensland Mounted Infantry, to be Honorary
Colonel.
14TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (QUEENSLAND
MOUNTED INFANTRY).
The Right Honorable
C. W. A. N., Lord LAM] NGT'oN,
G.C.M.G., from Honorary Lieutenant - Colonel Queensland Mounted Infantry, to be Honorary Colonel.
The Honorable WILLIAM A LLAN, from Honorary Lieutenant -
U"lonel Queensland Mounted Infantry, to be honorary
Colonel.
15TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (QUEENSLAND
MOUNTED INFANTRY).
The Right Honorable C. W. A. N., Lord LAMINCTON,
G.C.M.G., from Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel Queensland Mounted Infantry, to be Honorary Colonel.
The Honorable WII:LIAM ALLAN, from Honorary Lieutenaht-
Colonel Queensland Mounted Infantry, to be Honorary
Colonel.
No. 65.-21st Novembér, 1903.
865
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
16TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (SOUTH
AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED RIFLES).
No. 1. Bulong Rifle Club.
2. a,outherII Cross Rifle Club.
3. Newcastle Rifle Club.
4. Gwalia 1;ifle Club.
5. Burtville Rifle Club.
6. Leederville Rifle Club.
7. South Perth Rifle Club.
8. Abbotts Rifle Club.
9. Day Dawn Rifle Club.
10. Beverley Rifle Club.
11. Kalgoorlie Rifle Club.
12. Bunbury Rifle Club.
13. Kookynie Rifle t
14. Narrogin Rifle Club.
15. Coolgardie Rifle Club.
16. Perth Rifle Club.
18. Mornington Rifle Club.
19. Plantagenet Rifle Club.
20. Mt. Morgans Rifle Club.
The Right Honorable A.H.T., Earl of Kintore, G.C.M.G.,
from Honorary Colonel South Australian Mounted Rifles,
to be Honorary Colonel.
17TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (SOUTH
AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED RIFLES).
The Right Honorable A.H.T., Earl of Kintore, G.C.M.G.,
from Honorary Colonel South Australian Mounted Rifles,
to be Honorary Colonel.
10TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY REGIMENT (ADELAIDE RIFLES).
Colonel F. MAKIN, from Honorary Colonel Adelaide Rifles,
to be Honorary Colonel.
AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
Minister of State for Defence.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Defence,
Melbourne, 21st November, 1903.
No. 1004.
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, RESIGNATIONS, ETC.
AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
Minister of State for Defence.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Defence,
Melbourne, 21st November, 1903.
No. 1010.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, bas been pleased to approve of the
following changes in connexion with the Commonwealth Military
Forces :-
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
CORPS OF AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
Major CHARLES STUART CANSDELL, V.D., to the Retired List,
with honorary rank of Lieutenant - Colonel, and with permission
to retain such rank and to wear the prescribed uniform. Dated
10th October, 1903.
VICTORIA.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, in exercise of the powers conferred
by the undermentioned State Acts, namely :Act.
State.
New South Wales
INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF.
Captain WILLIAM ST. LEONAnDS ROBERTSON from the Aus-
tralian Light Horse, to he Staff Officer (provisionally), in accord-
ance with paragraph 2 of the Regulations for the Appointment
of Officers to the General and Instructional Staff, published in
the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, dated 3rd October, 1903.
Victoria
...
Queensland .
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania ...
QUEENSLAND.
AUSTRALIAN GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant GEORGE SMITH, to be Captain.
THE PORT CURTIS INFANTRY.
Lieutenant WILLIAM JOHN KELLAWAY, to the Unattached
List (Defence Force Division).
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
16TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (South Australian
Mounted Rifles).
Captain ALFRED EDWARD COOK, to be Militia Acting Adjutant, provisionally, subject to passing the required examination.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
1STII AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (Western Australian
Mounted Infantry).
Composition
Corps.
of
The Director - General is also responsible
that the supply of Medical and Surgical
Field Equipment, Ambulance, and Field
Hospital Transport is adequate and in good
order, as far as funds at his disposal will
permit.
He is further responsible for the prepara-
tion of the yearly Estimates of his Department, taking into consideration the recom-
THE TASMANIAN RANGERS.
mendations of the State Commandants.
Lieutenant THOMAS JOHN CLERKE to the Unattached List.
(A) PERMANENT ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Permanent Army
4. The Permanent Army Medical Corps of
Medical Corps. the Military Forces of the Commonwealth
shall consist of small instructional cadres in
each State as may be raised from time to
time, together with such I nstructional Staff
as may be necessary, and will be dealt with
as one Corps. They will carry out the
medical duties in connexion .with the Permanent Troops of the State, and they will
further act as an instructional corps in
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
FORMATION OF RIFLE CLUBS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice
of the Executive Council thereof, has been pleased to approve
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Parkes Rifle Club.
Dubbo Rifle Club.
Delegate Rifle Club.
C.10h î8.
(a) Permanent Army Medical Corps
3. The administration and command of the
responsibilities Australian Army Medical Corps is vested in
of.
the Director - General, who will also be responsible to the General Officer Commanding
for the drill, discipline, efficiency, and
statistics of the Medical Services.
TASM A NIA.
of the formation of the following Rifle Clubs, namely :-
2. The Corps shall comprise=
Director - General,
Cancellation of appointment of Provisional 2nd Lieutenant
No. 1017.
The Defence Fore, s Art 1894
The Defence Act 1885 ; the Defence
Act 1889 ; and the Defence Act
(nucleus of)
FREDERICK JAMES WEST.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Defence,
Melbourne, 21st November, 1903.
The /Defences Act 1895
(b) Militia Army Medical Corps.
(e) Volunteer Army Medical Corps.
(d) Reserve of Officers.
(e) Army Nursing Service.
THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY REGIMENT.
AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
The Defence Acts 1884 to 1900
1. The whole of the existing Army Medical
existing Army Services of each State will he dealt with as
Medical Ser- one Corps, and will be styled the " Australian
vices.
Army Medical Corps."
Dated 6th October, 1903.
Minister of State for Defence.
Force Regulation Act of 1867
The Defences and Discipline Acts
Amalgamation of
Lieutenant HENRY WILBERFORCE CLARKSON resigns his Com-
mission.
gulation Act and the Volunteer
and by the Constitution of the Commonwealth, has been pleased
to make the following Regulations under the provisions of the
said Acts, to take effect on and from the ist July, 1903.
17TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (South Australian
be Militia Acting Adjutant, provisionally, subject to passing the
required examination. Dated 1st October, 1903.
The Military and Naval Forces Re-
1893 ;
Dated ist July, 1903.
Mounted Rifles).
Lieutenant and Honorary Captain FRANK MILTON ROWELL, to
REGULATIONS.
medical duties generally, for all arms.
Pay of Warrant
5. The following shall be the rates of pay
Officers, Non - for Warrant Officers, Non - commissioned
Commissioned Officers, and Men from ist July, 1903, proOfficers, and
vided that such rates shall not apply to any
Men.
Warrant Officer, Non -commb ioned Officer
or Man serving upon the ist July, 1903,
866
Ì7o. - 65. =2lst November, 1903.
unless and until he is promoted, re- engaged, or ;enlisted after
that date :-
Rate
per diem.*
Rank.
Field Force.
Mounted Bearer Company. New South Wales.
do.
Mounted Bearer Company.
Mounted Bearer Company. Victoria.
do.
Mounted Bearer Company.
Mounted Bearer Company. Queensland,
Mounted Bearer Company. South Australia.
Infantry Bearer Company. New South Wales.
Infantry Bearer Company. Victoria.
Half Queensland.
Infantry Bearer Company. Half
South Australia.
Field Hospital. New South Wales.
do.
Field Hospital.
Field Hospital. Victoria.
do.
Field Hospital.
Field Hospital. Queensland.
Field Hospital. South Australia.
Garrison Troops.
New South Wales Garrison Company.
No. 1..
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 5.
Remarks.
No. G.
Warrant Officer
Staff Sergeant
Sergeants ..
1st Corporals
2nd Corporals
Privates
...
...
1st Class
13s.
75. Gd.
(is. Gd.
5s. Gd.
45. Od.
3s.
2nd Class
3rd Class
2s. Gd.
...
Consolidated.
1 In addition to these rates of
pay, quarters, rations. fuel,
light, medical attendance,
hospital, uniform, bedding,
and cooking utensils will
be provided by Govern-
2s. 0d.
1
ment free.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 5.
No. G.
* Daily rates include payment for Sundays (seven days a week).
G. The rates of Good Conduct Pay and
Special Rates.
Victoria G arrison Company.
Queensland Garrison Company.
South Australia Garrison Company.
Western Australia Company.
Tasmania Garrison Company.
Special Duty Pay shall be as follows :After two years' service with good conGood Conduct
duct, 2d. per day.
Pay (Lance
After
four years' service, and if in posCorporals and
session of one good conduct badge for
Privates only).
one year, 4d. per day.
(D) RESERVE OF OFFICERS.
After six years' service, and if in pos-
session of two good conduct badges for
one year, Gd. per day.
Pay Sergeant, Gd. per day.
Orderly Room Clerk, Gd. per day.
Storeman, Ambulance Depôt, 1s. per
day.
Cook (patients in hospitals and personnel)
Gd. per day.
7. When public quarters are not available,
Special Duty
Pay.
Lodging
Allowance.
lodging allowance, which includes fuel and
light allowance, may he issued in cases where
pay is not consolidated according to the fol-
15. A Reserve of Officers will be created
from Medical Officers who have previously
held commissions in the Army Medical Ser-
vice of the various States, and from duly
qualified and registered members of the
medical profession who are willing to become
additional i 1 edical Officers for service when
required upon a national emergency.
(E) AUSTRALIAN ARBir NURSING SERVICE.
Constitution.
for the purpose of supplying trained and
efficient nurses under an organized system,
which shall be available for duty at the liase
Hospitals and Stationary Field Hospitals in
lowing scale :Staff Sergeants, 2s. per day.
Sergeants, 1s. 9d. per day.
Rank and file, 1s. 3d. per day.
Rental Value of
Quarters.
8. When public quarters are allotted to
Warrant Officers, Non commissioned Officers
or Men in receipt of a consolidated rate of
pay, the rental value of the quarters so occupied shall be deducted from the pay, but such
deduction in the case of Warrant Officers
shall not exceed 2s. per day ; and in the
cases of Non - commissioned Officers and Men
shall not exceed the lodging allowance rate
f(r their respective ranks as prescribed in
paragraph 7.
9. The following proportion of Non -com
Married
Establishment. missioned Officers and Men may be provided
Classification.
Establishment
with married quarters, or an allowance in
lieu thereof in cases where pay is not con-
solidated, when such are not available :... 100 per cent. of Establishment.
Staff Sergeants
...
Sergeants ...
Rank and file
Extra Duty Pay.
50
State.
,l
10. When the Permanent Army Medical
Corps is called upon to perform work for
which it may be deemed expedient to grant
extra duty pay, the following rates may be
Hourly.
Warrant Officers and Staff Sergeants ... 5d.
Other Non- commissioned Officers
...
Skilled labour
Ordinary labour
... 4d.
... 4d.
... 3d.
Daily.
2s. Gd.
2s.
2s.
New South Wales
Victoria
...
...
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
11. A District Principal Medical Officer
District Principal Medical from the Militia Army Medical Corps will be
and appointed in each State. In certain States
Officer
Staff Officer this Officer will also perform the duties of
Medical Ser- Staff Officer Medical Services in addition to
his administrative duties.
vices.
12. The Militia and Volunteer Army
Organization.
Medical Corps will be organized as
lows :-
fol-
(1) Officers attached to Regiments and Corps.
(2) Mounted Bearer Companies.
(3) Infantry Bearer Companies.
(4) Field Hospit As.
13. Certain Officers of the Australian Army
Medical Corps, Militia and Volunteer, will
be attached for duty with specified Regiments
and Corp. These Officers, together with the
Desi ;nat:on.
Lady Superintendents.
Mitrons.
Nursing
Sisters.
1
1
1
1
1
24
24
14
14
10
10
6
G
96
1
1
1
1
1
1
19. A candidate for the appointment Matron
or Nursing Sister must not be under 21 years .
nor over 40 years of age, and must have had
Age.
(C) VOLUNTEEB. ARMY MEi)ICAL CORPS.
Allotment and
is. The establishment of the Australian
Army Nursing Service will be until further
orders :-
is. Gd.
(B) MI1,1TIA ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Corps.
times of national emergency.
The Army Nursing Service will consist of
nu rses hold ing qualification certificates, as
hereafter specified, who niay desire to offer
their services for enrolment as such.
The members of the Nursing Service' after
enrolment will be considered and dealt with
as a volunteer portion of the Medical Services
of the Commonwealth, under the Director General Army Medical Services.
17. The classification is as follows :
Lady Superintendent of Nurses.
Matron.
Nursing Sisters.
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allowed by special approval of the Minister :-
Regiments and
1G. The Australian Army Nursing Service
is a voluntary body, and is formed to provide
Regimental Stretcher Bearers, &c.. constitute
the Regimental Medical Service.
14. The allotment and designation of
MountFcl Bearer Companies, Infantry Bearer
Companies. and Field Hospitals for the Field
Force and Garrison Troops respectively, will
be as follows :-
at least three years preliminary service and
t(ainir4g combined in a duly recognised civil
general hospital. Nursing Sisters on attain-
ing the age of 50 will be retired from the
Australian Army Nursing Service.
20. A candidate for the Australian Army
Nursing Service will be required to produce
the following documents :(a) An extract from the register of her birth, or, if this is
not obtainable, a declaration made before a magistrate
giving the date of her birth.
(b) A statement signed by the candidate showing whether
she is single, married, or a widow, whether a member
of a sisterhood or society, and giving particulars of the
place and duration of her hospital training, which must
place
included at least twelve months in a duly recognised civil general hospital, where adult male patients
receive medical and surgical treatment, and in which
a staff of nursing sisters under a matron is maintained.
(c) Certificates of efficiency in medical and surgical
nursing from the Medical Officer under whom she has
Documents.
.
served.
(d) A recommendation from the matron of the civil
hospital at which she was trained.
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(e) A certificate from a duly qualified medical practitioner
registered as such in the several States of the Common-
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Commonwealth of Australia.
Department of Defence,
Melbourne, 21st November, 1903.
wealth of Australia, that she is in good health and
physically fit for duty in the Australian Army Nursing
Service.
Medical
Experience.
Certificates.
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.
21. A candidate must state in addition,
her experience in
(1) Hospital supervision.
(2) Duties of a Superintendent.
(3) Execution of medical orders.
22. The certificates of age, and qualifications in original, must accompany the de-
claration form when signed and returned.
NOTE. This declaration form will be supplied to candidates
by the District Principal Medical Officer.
Efficients and
Non- efficients.
23. Members will be classified as " efficients "
or " non- efficients," to be reckoned from the
ist July each year until 30th June following.
In order to be reckoned as " efficient " the
conditions prescribed in these regulations must have been fulfilled.
Discharge.
24. The Principal Medical Officers of States
are required to bring forward from time to
time for discharge such Nursing Sisters as
they may consider to be medically or otherwise unfit for service
in the Australian Army Nursing Service.
Requirements
for Efficiency.
25. No Nursing Sister under the Australian
Army Nursing service shall classify as an
" efficient " on the 1st July of each year,
unless during the previous year she has ful-
filled the regulations laid down from time to time for such "effi.ciency " in such places and under such circumstances as may be
determined in the rules regulating this branch of the Service.
A Nursing Sister of the Australian Army Nursing Service to
AMENDMENT OF REGULATIONS RELATING TO ORGANIZATION AND
PAY.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the Com-
monwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the
Executive Council thereof, in exercise of the powers conferred
by the undermentioned State Acts, namely
State.
Act.
New South Wales ... The Military and Naval Forces Re lalation Act, and the Volunteer Force
Regulation Act of 1867
Victoria ..
.. The Defences and Discipline Acts
Queensland
.
1889, and The Defence Act 1893 ;
and, by the Constitution of the Commonwealth, has been pleased
to make the following amendment in the Regulations relating
to the organization and pay of the Royal Australian Artillery,
published in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette of. the 9th
January, 1903, to take effect on and from the 1st July, 1903,
namely :
:
Paragraph 4 Pay of Officers. The words and figures in subparagraphs (a), (b), and (c) of the paragraph named are cancelled,
and the following are inserted in lieu
(a) Probationary Lieutenants and Lieutenants£200
£300 per annum.
Four biennial increments of £25 per annum. The
i. After two years' service, and subject to passing
Probationary Examination, Short Course of
Gunnery, and qualifying as an Instructor in
either a Special Infantry or Light Horse school,
and favorable report.
ii. After four years' service, and subject to passing
(b) Attend annually three out of four lectures on
Military Surgery.
The certificates of efficiency will be issued annually by the
Principal Medical Officer of each State, and countersigned by the
Director- General Army Medical Services.
26. Pay will only be issued to the Australian Army Nursing Service when mem-
Pay.
following rates :
bers are called out for duty, and will be at the
(1) Lady Superintendent, £100 per annum.
(2) Matron, £60 per annum.
(3) Nursing Sisters, £40 per annum.
Allowances.
27. The only allowance which may be
granted to Lady Superintendents, Matrons,
and Nursing Sisters of the Australian Army
Nursing Service when called up for duty are
(1) Public quarters or their equivalent, with fuel and
light.
(2) When rations are not supplied in kind, 3s. per diem ;
but when such are supplied, ls. 6d. per diem only will
be allowed for extra rations.
(3) Clothing allowance at the rate of £1 for every three
months of service or part thereof.
28. A regulation uniform, similar to that of
the Army Nursing Service (Imperial Service)
will be worn upon military duty, for which a
capitation allowance of £1 per annum may be granted to each
"efficient" when duly provided on the Militia Estimates.
Uniform.
A badge for the Australian Army Nursing Service will be
adopted and worn at all times when in uniform.
Liability for
Service.
29. The Australian Army Nursing Service
or any portion thereof, may be called up for
duty in case of war or any national emergency,
and shall thereupon become subject to the
like conditions as those prescribed for the military forces of the
Commonwealth, and remain subject to such conditions so long as
they continue on actual military service.
30. Any regulations in force in any State under any of the
State Acts hereinbefore mentioned, which are inconsistent with
these regulations, are hereby revoked to the extent of such in-
consistency.
AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
Minister of State for Defence.
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increments will be as follows :
classify as an efficient will be required to
(a) Qualify in First Aid.
Organization of Military Hospitals, Hygiene, and
The Defence Acts 1884 to 1900
South Australia
The Defences Act 1895
Western Australia The Defence Forces Act 1894
Tasmania
.. The Defence Act 1885, The Defence Act
for Captain or Gunnery Staff Course, and qualifying as an Instructor in either a Special Infantry or Light Horse school, and favorable
report.
iii. After six years' service, and subject to passing for
Captain or Gunnery Staff Course, and favorable report.
iv. After eight years' service, and subject to highly
favorable report.
(b) Captain £325 to £400 per annum.
Three annual increments of £25 per annum : provided,
however, that the second increment shall not be admissible unless and until after having qualified for promotion for the next step of rank.
(c) Major £425 to £500 per annum.
Three annual increments of £25 per annum; provided,
however, that the second increment shall not be admissible unless and until after having qualified for the next
step of rank.
NOTE.All increments are dependent on the recommendation of the General Officer Commanding Commonwealth
Military Forces, the approval of the Minister, and provision
being made by Parliament.
AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
Mirister of State for Defence.
COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES. VICTORIA.
NOTICE OF TARGET PRACTICE.
TARGET Practice will be carried on by the Royal Aus-
:
tralian Artillery, from the undermentioned Forts. from
the 1st to the 30th of November, 1903, between the hours of
Nine a.m. and Five p.m.
Fort.
Queenscliff
...
...
...
Direction of Target.
... S. S. W. and S.E. by E.
... -S. by E.
Crow's Nest
Swan Island
... N.E. and S.W.
Nepean
... N. and N.E.
Eagle's Nest ...
... N.E.
Franklin
... N,
South Channel ...
. W.
All Forts from which practice is carried on will fly a red flag
from the mast -head of flagstaff. All ships and boats should be
kept at a distance of at least 800 yards to the left and 1 mile to
the right of the line of fire from a distance of 6,000 yards from
the Battery, in accordance with Orders in Council dated 10th
March, 1887.
R. WALL 4 C E, Lt. -Col.,
O.C., R.A.A., Victoria.
Melbourne, 26th October, 1903.
Printed and Published for the GOVERNMENT of the COMMONWEALTH of AUSTRALIA by ROBT. S. BRAtrr,
Government Printer for the State of Victoria.