T o   t h e
 D E P U T Y   P O S T M A S T E R   G E N E R A L .
 S U B J E C T ;   C i r c . M e m .   6 1 2 / 1 3   -   W i r e l e s s   E x p e r i m e n t al Licences.
1. According to CM 612/13, the Department desires a list of
experimenters in Wireless in South Australia with a view of
checking unauthorised practices and collecting the Annual
Licence Fees.
2. To obtain a complete list of such experimenters, the
Letter
carriers
 were instructed to report thrrough their PostMasters
the existance of any Wireless masts in their districts giving
the names of owners where ascertained , and the locality.
3. This has now been done, and a list of experimental stations with names of owners is attached.
4. I recommend asking the PostMasters to supply the full names
of owners where such has not already been done, and forward the complete list to the Secretary.
Electrical Engineer.
    29.11.13.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
G.13419/19
PostMaster General's Department.
Melbourne  10th December 1919
MEMORANDUM to:
Deputy PostMaster General,
Adelaide.
G.4348/16 - Experimental Wireless Stations.
With refernce to my memorandum of 10th May 1916, number & subject
as above, I am to inform you the following is an extract from a communication
recently received from the Secretary to the Department of the Navy -
pending the passing of neccessary statutory rule governing the issue of
licences, temporary permits have been issued to applicants for the use of Wireless
apparatus for experimental purposes.  This arrangement is wholly tentative, and will
be superceded by the regular issue of licences at an early date.
It is proposed that when such licenses are issued, to furnish the names and addresses for the information of the respective PostMasters, when it is hoped any irregularly erected aerials which may come to the notice of Letter Carriers and others
will be duly reported to this Office.  Meanwhile it is requested that no action be taken
with respect to the various aerials being erected.
Please note and arrange accordingly: reports to be forwarded to the
Senior Naval Officer in your state.                                            
                                                                                                                                    Secretar
                                                                               S e c r e t a r y .
 T H E   S . A .   W I R E L E S S   &   R A D I O   W E E K L Y .
 V O .   2   N O .   4 5   ( I S S U E D   W E E K L Y )                   S E P T E M B E R   2 N D   1 9 2 5           P R I C E   3 D .
                         
             
           
 F r o m   a l l   p a r t s   o f   A u s t r a l i a we hear that Club   membership is dwindling,
owing to the improved Broadcasting services. The public is more interested in listening-in than in discussing the technical side of radio. This is, after all, a natural phase of wireless,
     restore the same to efficient working order, and in adding thereto, or
     substituting therefore either temporarily or permanently any other tele-
     graph line if the aforesaid Chief Electrical Engineer shall certify that such
     addition or substitution is reasonably required.
   (c) For the purpose of this article, the expression "telegraph line" has the same
     meaning as in the
Post and Telegraph Act 1901 - 1916.
 and the expression
     "Telegraph line of the PostMaster General" includes a telegraph or telephone
     line belonging to or worked by the PostMaster General or constructed or
     maintained by him for any Department of the Commonwealth of Austra