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CONTENTS.

Parliament Co~vened

Legislature of New South Wales:

Governor

Lieutenant-Governor

The Ho.lman Ministry

Members of the Legislative Council ·

Membera of the Legislative Assembly

Public Statutes of the Session __

Public Bills of the Session

Private Act of the Session

Attendances of Members-Cotmci~:;;-'r . /'-;'!/ .

Attendances of Members-Ass~~bly ...

Index to Subjects

Index to Speeches

Debates ....

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PARLIAMENT CONVENED.

TWENTY·THIRD PARLIA~IENT-SECOND SESSION.

(Ga%ette No. 29.)

NEw SooT~ WALES} Proclamation by his Excellency Sir GERALD STRICKLAND, Count·. to w1t, . ·

· della Catena, Kmght Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished (L.s.) Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the Stat~·

G. S:rRICKLAND, of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commo~wealth. Governor. of Australia.

WHEREAS the Parliament of New South Wales now stands prorogued to Tuesday; the· twenty-fourth day of February. instant: Now I, Sir GERALD STRICKLAND, Countdella Catena, in pursuance of the power and authority in me vested as Governor of thesaid State, do hereby futher prorogue the said Parliament to Tuesday, the third day of" March next : And· I do hereby further announce and proclaim that the· said Parliament, shall allsemble for the despatch of business on the aforesaid third day of March next,. at twelve o'clock at·noon, in the buildings known as the Legislative Council ChaJUbers,. situate in Macquarie-street, in the city of Sydney : And the membe,re of theLegislative Council and Legislative Assembly, ·respectively, are hereby required t() give their attendance at the said time and place accordingly.

Given under my hand and seal, at Sydne;r, this seventeenth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and in the fourth year of his Majesty's reign.

By his Excellency's Command, J. H. CANN.

_GOD SAVE THE KING!

LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.·

GOVERNOR:

(From 1& March,l91S:)' •

His Excellency Sir GERALD. STIUCKLAND, Count della.• Catena,. Knight Grand' Crou· o:J the Most .liistingui.,hed Order of Saint Michael and Saint George; Governor of' the. State> of'New Soutli Wales-. and its Dependencies,. in the Commonwealth. of· Australia;

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:

His FlxcellimcytheHono?·able.Sir;·WrLLIAIILPoRTUS CoLLEN, K.C.M.G:, LL.D., Eieutenant-Governor of the State of':Yew f$outh· Wales and. its Dependencies, in the.Communwealih·.of Australia.

THE. HOLMAN MINISTRY

(From .30 June; 1913:)

l'remier and Colonial Treasurer ...

Colonial Secretary and Secretary, for Mines·

Secretary for Lands ...

Minister for Public Works

Attorney -General and. Minister of Justice

Minister·of'Pub1ic Instruction

Millistedor Agriculture•: ...

Minister for Labour and Industry

Vice-President of the Executive Council

THE HoN. JoHN HENRY CANN.

THE HoN; .JoHN. ·Louis TREFLE~.

THE HoN. ARTHUR.G.ruFnTn;

THE HoN. DAviD· RoBERT. HALL.

'l'HE .HoN, .A:M:naosx• CAMPllELL'-CARMICHA:&L ..

'l\HE;.HON;, WILLIAM GEORGE ASHFORD .. · (From 29 Januar-y; 1914.)

THE HoN. JoHN'EsTRLL. (From 29 January, 1914.)

THK HoN. FREDERICK FLOWERS, M.L.C.

Member of the Executh•e Council ·(·w· ithou .. t.} portfolio) ... THE HoN. HENRY CLEMENT HoYLE. (From 29 January, 1914.)

8 LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL:

TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

1. Ashton, The Honorable James. 2. Beeston, The Honorable Joseph Lievesley,

L.R.C.S., Irel. . ;1. Black, The Honorable Reginald James.

· -i. Brown; The Honorable Alexander. 5. Browne, The Honorable Joseph Alexander,

LL.B. 6. Bryant, The Honorable l!'rancis Henry. 7. Burns, The Honorable Colonel James. 8. Buzacott, The Honorable Nicholas James. 9. Ca.rruthera, The Honorable Sir Joseph

Hector, K.C.M.G., LL.D. • 10. Creed, The Honorable John Mildred,

M.R.C.S., E. 11. Da.ngar, The Honorable Henry C~rey. 12. Dick, The Honorable Willia.m Thomas. 13. Doyle, The Honorable Henry Martin,

L.R.C.P.,Lon.,L.S.A.,Lon.,M.R.C.S., E. 14. Earp, The Honorable George Frederick. 15. Farleigh, The Honorable John Gibson. 16. Farrar, The Honorable Ernest Henry. 17. FitzGerald, The Honorable Robert George

Dundas. 18. Flowers, The Honorable Frederick. 19. Fosbery, The Honorable Edmund Walcott,

C.M.G. 20. Gannon, The Honorable James Conley, K.C. 21. Garland, The Honorable John, K.C. 22. Gormly, 'l'he ·Honorable James. 23. Gullett, The Honorable Henry. 24. Hepher, The Honorable John. 25. Heydon, The Honorable Louis Francis. 26. Hill, The Honorable William Charles. 27. Holborow, The Honorable Colonel William

Hillier, C~M.G. 28. Holden, The Honorable Thomas Douglas

Percy. 29. Hughes, The Honorable Tho.mas.

30. Hurley, The Honorable William Fergus. .31. Kater, The Honorable Hen.ry Edward. 32. Kavanagh, The Honorable Edward John, 33. Kethel, The Honorable Alexander. 34. Mackay, The Honorable Colonel James

Alexander Kenneth, C. B. 35.

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Mackellar, The Honorable Sir Charles Kinnaird, Kt., 2\1. B., C.M.

MacLaurin, The Honorable Sir Henry Normand, Kt., M.D., LL.D. •

McCaughey, The Honorable Sir Samuel, Kt. Meigher, The Honorable John. Meeks, The Honorable Alfred William. Moses, The Honorable Henry. Nash, The Honorable John Brady, M.D. O'Conor, The Honorablt> Broughton

Barnabas, LL.B., Ohairmano{Oommittees.

Pilcher, The Honorable Charles Edward, K.C.

Roberts, The Honorable Charles James, C. M.G.

Robson; The Honorable William. Sinclair, The Honorable Andrew. Smith, The Honorable Fergus Jago. Smith, The Honorable James Joynton. Suttor, The Honorable Sir Francis Bathurst,

Kt., P1·esident. · Taylor, ·The H~norable Sir Allen Arthur,

Kt.. Travers, The Honorable John. Trickett, The Honorable William Joseph.•. Wetherspoon, The Honorable John. White, The Honorable Ja~es Cobb. Wilson, The Honorable James.

Winchcombe, .':fhe Honorable Frederick Earle:·

• Temporary Cbainno.n .of Committees.

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LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:

MEMBERS OF THE .LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY:

TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

1. Abbott, Macartney, Esq. 2. Arthur, Richard, Esq., M.D. 3. Ashford, The Hon. William George 4. Ba.dgery, ·Francis Arthur, Esq. · 5. Bagnall, William· Roy Clifford, Esq .... 6. Ball, Richard Thomas, Esq." 7~ Black, George, Esq.* 8. Boston, Walter James, Esq. 9. Braund, Lieu·tena.r.t-Colonel George Frederick, V.D.

10. Briner, George Stuart, Esq. . .. 11. Brown, The Hon. Tho.ma.s 12. Brown, William, Esq. 13. Burgess,. George· Arthur, -Esq. • 14. Cann, The Hon. John Henry ... 15. Carmichael, The Hon. Ambrose Campbell 16. Chaffey, Frank Augustus, Esq.· 17. Cochran, John Patrick, Esq. • ... 18. Cocks, Arthur Alfred Clement, Esq. 19. Cohen, John Jacob, Esq. 20. Colquhoun, Percy. Brereton, Esq .. 21. Crane, John Thomas, Esq. 22. Crawford, Thomas Simpson, Esq: 23. Cusack, John Joseph, Esq. 24. Dooley, James, Esq. 25. Dunn, William Fraser, Esq. 26. Durack, Ernest, Esq. · 27. Edden, Alfred, Esq. 28. Estell, The Hon. John 29. Fallick, James, 'Esq. 30. Fern, Charles Stuart, Esq. 31. ]'ingleton, James, Esq. ... ... 32. Fitzpatrick, John Charles Lucas, Esq; ·. 33. Gardiner, Arthur Rowland, Esq. ... 34. Grahame, William Caiman, Esq. . .. 35. Griffith, The Hon. Arthur Hill. .. 36. Grimm, Arthur Hetherington, Esq. 37. Hall, Brinsley, Esq. 38. Hall, The Hon. David Robert ... :J9. Henley, Thomas, Esq. 40. Hickey, Simon, Esq. 41. Hollis, Robert, Esq. 42. Holman, The Hon. William Arthur 43. Hoskins, Tom James, Esq. 44. Hoyle, The "Hon. Henry Clement 46. Hunt, John Charles, Esq. 46. James, Augu~tus George Frederic, Esq. 47. Kearsley, William, Esq .... 48. Keegan, Thomas, Esq. . .. 49. Lang, John Thomas, Esq. 50. Larkin, Edward Rennix, Esq .... 61. Latimer, William Fleming, Esq.

Upper Hunter. Middle Harbour. Liverpool Plains. W ollondilly. St. George.

... Corowa. Na.moi .

. .. · Wagga. Wagga.. ... Armidale. ... Raleigh.

Lachlan. Durham. Burrangong. Sturt. Leichhardt. Tamworth.

.. . Darling Harbom·. St. Leona.rds. Petersham. Mosman.

. .. Gwydir. Ma.rrick ville. Albury. Hartley. Mudgee. Bathurst. Kahibah. Wallsend. Singleton. Cobar. Waverley.

... Orange. Newcastle. Wickham. Annandale. Ashburnham. Hawkesbury. Enmore. Burwood. Alexandria.

. .. Newtown. Cootamundra. Dulwich Hill. Surry Hills. Camden. Goulburn. Cessnock. Glebe. Granville. Willoughby. Woollahra.

• Tempor~>ry Chrurman o Committees.

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·1,0 LBGlSL:A:TURE • OF eNBW di.O.U.'l'H WALES.

·52. Lee, The Hon. Charles Alfred.... Tenterfield. 53. Levy, Daniel, Esq. Darlinghurst. II'. McDonald, George Roy William, Esq.* Bingara. filS. McFarlane, John, Esq. ... 'Clarence. !16. McGarry, Patrick, Esq..... Murrumbidgee. l$1. McGirr, John.Joseph Grego!y,Esq. Yass. S8. McGowen, James Sinclair .T~ylor, Esq. Redfern. tl9. Meaghel', The Hon .. Richard•Denis, Speaker... 'Phill!P· 60. Mercer, James Ballantine, Esq." Rozelle. 61. Millard, William, Esq. ... Bega. 62. Miller, Gustave Thomas Carlisle,. Esq. Monaro. 68. Minahan, PatrickJoseph,.Esq.... Belmore. 64. Morrish, James John,. Esq. King. 66. Morton, Henry Douglas, Esq. ... Hastings and Macleay. 66. Morton, Mark Fairles,.Esq. Allowrie. 67. Moxham, Thoinas Ro.hert:.Esq. Parramatta. 118. Nesbitt, George, .Esq. Lismore. 611. Nioholeon, Lieut.-Colonel.Charles Edward, V.D. Maitland. 70. Nicholson, .John Barnes, Esq. ... Wollongong. 71. Onslow, Colonel.Tame3 W"illiam Macarthur . . Bondi. 72. Osborne, John Percy, Esq. · ... , Paddington. 73. Page, Frederick Joseph, Esq. ... Botany. u .. Perry, The Hon. John ... Byron. 76. Peters, Henry John Frederick, Esq. Canterbury. 76. Price, Richard Atkinson, Esq ... : Gloucester. 7';. Richards, George Allen, .Es_q. ... Drummoyne. 78. Robson, William Elliott Veitch, Esq. Ashfield. 79. Scobie, Robert, Esq. Murray. 80. Storey, David, Esq. Randwick. 81. Storey, John, Esq. • Balmain. 82. Stuart-Robertson, Robert James, Esq. Call!perdown. 83. Thomas, Follet Johns, Esq. Gough. 84. Thompson, William, Esq. Ryde. 85. Thrower, Thomas Henry, Esq., Chairman oj Committees ... Macquarie. 86. Toombs, Captain Samuel Hurstville. 87. Tre6e, The Hon. John Louis Castlereagh: 88. Waddell, The Ron. Thomas Lyndhurst. 89. Wade, The Han. Charles Gregory, K.C. Gordon. g(), Wright, Jabez, Es~. ·Willyama.

• Temporary Cbo.irmo.n of Committees

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PUBLIC STATUTES; 'OF THE- SESSION .. TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION •

.Al'PROPRIATION AcT (5 GEo. v, No. 4, 1914)-An act to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New South Wales

certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the service of the year from the let day of July, 1913, to the 30th day of June, 1914, inclusive of both dates; to adjust the vote "Ad,-ance to Treasurer," 1912-13, Consolidated Revmue Fund, for supplementary charges during the period from the 1st day of July, 1912, to the 30th day of June, 1913, inclusive of both dates; to cover payments "Unauthorised in Suspense," Consolidated Revenue Fund, for urgent claims on account of services of the year 1912-13; to provide for public works and other services out of the Public Works Fund; and to provide for services out of the Closer Settlement Fund; and for purposes connected with and incidental to the above objects. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 4 April, 1914. Assented to, 15 April, 1914.]

CLOSER SETTLEMENT (A~mNDMENT) ACT, 1914 (5 GEo. v, No. 7, 1914)-An act to authorise the purchase by the Minister of certain lands for se1 tlement purchase;

to make further provision for the disposal of land and improvements within set.tlement purchase areas; to confer and impose certain rights and liabilities on minors; to reduce the capital value of certain settlement purchases ; to provide for the payment of interest on postponed instalments; to fix a date for the payment of instalments on settlement purchases ; to enable the Minister to grant extension of time to pay instalments in certain cases ; to amend the Closer Settlement Acts, the Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910, and other acts ; and for purposes consequent thereon or incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Trefie, 30 :March, 1914. Assented to, 16 April, 1914.] ·

CaowN LANDS AND IRRIGATION (AMENDMENT) AcT, 1914 (5 GEo. v, No. 10, 1914)-An act to amend the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Irrigation Act, 1912, and tho

Water Act, 1912, in certain respects ; and for purposes consequent thereon and incident~tl thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Trefie, 11 March, 1914. Assented to, IB April, .1914.]

DACEYVILLE ExTENSION AcT (5 GEo. v, .No. 13, 1914)-An act to sanction lay.inl! out an area of land and erecting thereon certain dwelling-houses, und~

the provisions of the Housing Act, 1912; and for purposes consequent thereon or incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, IS March, 1914. Assented to, 16 April, 1914.]

INCOME-TAX (AMENDMENT) ACT (5 GEo. v, No. 8, 1914)-An act to amend the Income-tax Act, 1911, and the Income-tax (Amendment) Act; 1912; and

for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 2 April, 1914. Assented to, 16 April, 1914.j

INcOME-TAX MANAGEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1914 (5 GEo. v, No. 9, 1914)-An act to amend the Income-tax (Management) Act, 1912, and in· particular to amend thn

definition of income so as to in<'lude certain gains. and profits; to give a retrospective operation to certain ot the amendments sn tpade; and for purposes consequent thereon Ol' incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 6 April~ 1914. Ass,·nted to, 16 April, 1914.]

LoAN AcT (5 GEo. v, No. 5, 1914)-An act to authorise. the raising of a Loan for Public Works ancl Services, and for other purposes.

[Initiated in the .A,ssembly by Mr. Cann, 7 April, 1914. Assented to, 15 April, 1914.]

PARLIAMENTARY CoMMITTEES ELECTION ENABLING AcT (5 GEo. v, No. 1, 1914)-An act to enable certain elections to be held and certain things to be dono during t.he second

session of the present Parliament; to amend the Public Works Act, 1912, and certain other acts ; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. F. Flowers, 11 March, 1914. Assented to, 25 March, 1914.]

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SAVINGs BANKS AnrALGAMATJON ACT (5 GEo. v, No. 6, 1914)-An act to dissolve the Savings Bank of New South \Vales and to.vest the property, rights, and

liabilities· of the said bank in the Government Savings Bank; to- repeal the Savings Bank of New South \Vales Act, 1902, and the Savings Bank of New ::louth Wales (Amendment) Act, 1902; to amend the Government Savings Bank Act, 1906, and· the Government Savings Bank Amendment Act, 1913, and certain other acts; and for purposes consequent thereon or incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Asaembly by Mr. Cann, 25 March, 19U. Assented to, 16 April, 1914.]

STAMP DuTIES. (AlltENDME~T) AcT (5 GEo. v, No. 3, 1914i-An act to impose certain stanop, probate, and other duties ; to amend the Stamp Duties.Act,

1898, the Stamp Duties Amendment Act, 1900, the CompaniPs (Death Duties) Act, 1901, the Stamp Duties. (Amendment) Act, 1904, and the Stamp Dutie~ (Deductions) Act, 1904; to repeal the Probate Duties (Amendment) Act, 1899 ; and fur purpose·s consequent thereon cir incidental thereto. Linitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 31 March, 1914. Assented to, 14 April, 1914.] ·

$TATE DEBT AND SINKING Fu~n (AMENDMENT) AcT (5 Gno. v, No. 11, 1914)-An act to amend the State Debt and Sinking l<'und Act, 1904. [Initiated in the Assembly by

Mr. Cann, 25 March, 1914. Assented to 16 April, 1914.] ·

SuPPLY AcT (5 GKo. v, No.2, 1914)-An act to apply certain sums out. of the Consolidated Revenue Fund towards the services. of the

year 1913-1314, and out of the Public Works Funds, and out of the General Loan Account for sen•ices to be hereafter provided for hy loan. [Initiatadin the Assembly by Mr. Canu, 30 March, 1914.· Assented to 31 :March, 1914.]

SYDXEY HARBOUR TRusT (WHARFAGE AND HARDOUR RATEs) AcT (5 GEo. v, No. 12, 1914)-An act to provide for fixing and collecting inward and outward wharfage rates and inward

:mel outward harbour rates in the port of Sydney; to amend the Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900, the Sydney Harbour Rates Act, 1904, and the Sydney Harbour Trust and Navigation Amendment Act, 1908; and for other purpos~s. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoyle, 7 April, 1!!14. Assented to 16, April, 1914.]

PUBLIC BILLS OF THE SESSION. TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.'

CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL- .

lmtiated in the Assembly by Mr_- Trefle, 11 March, 1914; bill withdrawn.]

CLOSER"SETTLEMENT SUPER-TAX BILL-

[Initiated in the Aesembly by Mr: Holman; bill not brought in.]

INCOME-TAX {FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoyle, 25 March, 1914; bill withdrawn.]

INCOME·TAX (FURTHER AMENmrENT) BILL (No. 2)-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 31 March, 1914; bill withdrawn.]

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (DECLARATORY) BILL- .

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Estell, 2 April, 1914; stopped by prorogation.]

LAW OF Evn)ENCE BILL (proforma biii)-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. F. Flowers, 3 March, 1914; inftiated in the Assembly by

Mr. Holman, 3 March, 1914.] . . .

PUBLIC SERVICE (TAXATION OFFICERS) BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoyle, 6 April, 1914; bill not brought in. J STAMP DuTIES AilrENDMENT BrLL-

[lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoyle, ~5 March, 191!; bill withdrawn.]-

PRIVATE ACT OF THE SESSION . . . TWENTY-THIRD F ARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

ST. PATRICK's CoLLEGE (~t~NLY) ACT, 1914- -(Initiated in the Council by the Hon. J. Garland, IS March, 1914. Assented to, 16 April, Hn•.J

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ATTENDANCES OF MEMBERS-COUNCIL. '.TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

Attendance·in .the House.

Ashton, The Honorable James 10 Beeston; The Honorable Joseph Lievesley, L. R. C. S., Irel. . 2 Black, The Honorable Reginald James ·- 8 Brown, The Honorable Alexander '.1 Browne, The Honorable Joseph Alexander, LL.B. • .... Bryant, The Honorable Francis Henry ·- 11 Burns, ·The Honorable Colonel James 7 Buzacott, The Honorable Nicholas James 7 Carruthers, The ·Honorable ·Sir Joseph Hector, • K.C.M.G., LL.D. 4 Creed, The Honorable John Mildred, M. R. C. S., E. 12 Dangar, The Honorable Henry Carey 11 Dick, The,Honorable ·william Thomas .•• 9 Doyle, The Honorable Henry Martin, L:R.C.P., Lon.,

L.S.A., Lon., M.R.C.S.,·E. ... '3 Earp, The Honorable George Frederick 9 Farleigh, The Honorable John Gibson ·- 12 Farrar, The Honorable Ernest Henry 10. FitzGerald, The Honorable Robert George Dundas .3 Flowers, The Honorable Frederickt l:J Fosbery, The Honorable Edmund Walcott, C.M.G.. ll Gannon, The Honorable James 'Conley, K.C. 5 Garland, The Honorable John, K.C. 12 Gormly, The Honorable James '5 Gullett, The ·Honorable Henry 13 Hepher, The Honorable John 13 Heydon, The Honorable Louis Francis 2 Hill, The Honorable William Chariest Holborow, The Honorable Colonel William Hillier,

C.M.G. 13 Holden, The Honorable Thomas Douglas Percy Hughes, The Honorable 'thomas ... Hurley, The Honorable \Villiam Fergus ... K~ter, The Honorable Henry Edward Kavanagh, The Honorable Edward John Kethel, The Hvnorable Alexander Mackay, The Honorable Colonel James Alexander

Kenneth, C.B .... Macltellar, The Honorable Sir Charles Kinnaird, Kt.,

M.B.,O.M. MacLaurin, The Honorable Sir Henry Normand, Kt.,

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M.D., LL.D.§ 12 McCaughey, The Honorable Sir Samuel, Kt.

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• Granted leave of nhsence by the Governor fer six months from 20th December, 1913.

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t Vice-President of the Executive Council. t Granted leave of absence by the Governor ior twelve months from, 1st February, 1914. § Granted leave of absence by the Governor for the current session,

16 A'l"fgNDANCEB OF MEMBi!:RS-cOUNCIL,

:Meagher, The Honorable John• ... M~eks, The IJonorable Alfred William Moses, The Honorable Henry Nash, The Hon. John Brady, M.D. O'Conor, The Honorable Broughton Barnabas, LL.B.,

Chairman of Committees. Pilcher, The Honorable Charles Edward, K.C. t. Roberts, The Honorable Charles James, C.M.G. Robson, The Honorable \Villiam ... Sinclair, The Honorable Andrew.-.. Smith, The Honorable Fe~gus Jago Smith, The Honorable James Joynton , "' Suttor, The Honorable Sir Francis Bathurst, Kt.,

President. Taylor, The Honorable Sir Allen Arthur, Kt. Travers, The Honorable John · Trickett, The HonOJ;able William Joseph Wetherspoon, Th~j!onorable John ·· White, The Honorable James Cobb Wilson, The Ho~orable James ... Winchcombe, The Honorable Frederick Earle

Attendance in the Bouse.

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12 13 12 6 7

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11 13 7 7 4 g

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Attendance in

Dhi8ions in the Bouse.

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Attendance ln DivisiOns

in Committee of the Whole.

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• Granted·Jeave ;;! absence by the GoYernor for tweh·e months.from 1st 1\farch, 1914. t Granted leave <if absence by the Governor for six months from 27th December, 1913, second session, 1913.

Number of Days upon which the Council1Mt· 13

Number of Division-~ in the House . 2 Number oj Divisions in Committee of the Whole 1

Numbe1· of occa&ions upon which the House was counted ozu-Before Commencement of Business· 0

After Commencement of Bmines~,·: 0

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ATTENDANCES OF MEMB.ERS-... ASSEMBLY .. TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SES!:jiON •

. . Divisions .. Division• Count·outa. ·Total,_ in the House. in Committee. Abbott, Macartney, Esq. 7 37 44 Arthur, Richard, Esq., M.D. a· 16 22 Ashford, The_Hon. William· George 12 34 46· Badgery, Francis Arthur, Esq. 12 39 51. Bagnall, Wil.J.iam Roy Clifford, Esq. 11 40 51 Ball, Richard Thomas,. Esq." 8 38 4S.: Black, Geor&e, Esq. • 7 24 .31 Boston, Walter James, ]~sq. 11 40 ... 51 . Braund, Lie~~.-Colonel George Frederick, V.D;. 11 40 51

· ·Briner, Georg.~ Stuart, Esq. 6 7 13 Brown, The Hon. Thomas 8 38 46 Brown, William, Esq. ... 8 38 46 Burge3s, Ge~rge Arthur, Esq.* 11 40 51 Cann, The Hon. John Henry ... 12 41 53 Carmichael, ?-'he Hon. Ambrose Campbell 6 1 23 Chaffey, Frank Augustus, Esq. 12 36 48

. Cochran, John Patrick, Esq. t ... Cocks, Arth~! Alfred Clement, Esq .... _ 4 14 18 Cohen, John Jacob, Esq. !l 39 48 Colquhoun, Percy Brereton, Esq. 8 26 .34 Crane, John Thoinas, Esq. 10 36 46 Crawford, Thomas Simpso!l, Esq. ... I((. 32 42 C~sack, John Joseph, Esq. 10 21 31 Dooley, James, Esq. ·S 29 37

.Dunn, William Fraser, Esq. 12. 36 48 Durack, Ernest, Esq. }'> ~, 41 53 Edden, Alfred, Esq. 6 7 13 Estell, The Hon. John 11 40 51 Fallick, James, Esq. 12 41 53 Fern, Charles Stuart, Esq. 5 29 34 Fingleton, James, Esq .... 12 41 53 Fitzpatrick, John Charles Lucas, Esq. 7'' 26 33 Gardiner, Arthur Rowland, Esq. 112' 39 51 Grahame, William Caiman, Esq. 12 41 53 Griffith, The Hon. Arthur Hill i. 5 6 Grimm, Arthur Hetherington, Esq. 8. 15 23 Hall, Brinsley, Esq. 6 21 27' Hall, The Hon. David Robert ... 3 1 4 Henley, Thomas, Esq. 10 17 27 Hickey, Simon, Esq._ ... . .. 11 35 46 Hollis, Robert, Esq ....... Holman, The Hon. William Arthur 1 1 2 Hoskins, Tom James,"Esq. · ... ··· 9 36 45 Hoyle, The Hon. Henry Clement 11 39. 50 Hunt, John Charles, ~sq. 6 23 29

• Temporary Cla.iruuw of ComJDittres .. · t Granted leave of o.lisence, 10tJ?.!darcb, 1914,

18 ATTENDANCES OF MEMBERS-ASSEMBLY,

.James, A~gustus George Frederic, Esq. Kearsley,_ \·Villiam, Esq. 'Keegan, Thomas, Esq .... Lang, John Thomas, Esq. Larkin, Edward Rennix, Esq .... Latimer, William Fleming, Esq. Lee, The Hon. Charles Alfred Levy, Daniel, Esq. McDonald, George Roy William, Esq.* McFarlane, John, Esq ... ;. i'lcGarry, Patrick, Esq. McGirr, John·;Joseph Gregory, Esq. M·cGowen, Jn;mes Sinclair Taylor, Esq. Meagher, Th<e·Hon. Richard Denis, Speake1·

_Mercer, James Ballantyne, Esq. ::;:Millard, William, Esq .... :::'Miller, Gustave Thomas Carlisle, Esq. ... :Minahan, Patrick Joseph, Esq. : :Morrish, James John, Esq. ~.:-Morton, Henry Douglas, Esq .... ~orton, Mark Fairies, Esq.

:.·Moxham, Th·omas Rob~rt, Esq. Ne's'bitt, George, Esq. ... 'Nicholson, Lieut.-Colonel Charles Edward, Y.D. ~icholson, John Barnes, Esq .... Onslow, Colonel James 'William Macarthur ...

.. o'sliorne, John Percy, Esq. Pa;ge, Frederick Joseph, Esq ....

. ~P~rry, The Hon. John ... .Peters, Hellry·John Frederick, Esq. ·Price, Richard- At-kinson, Esq .. ..

. .:R'ichards, Ge·otge Allen, Esq ... . Robson, vYilliam Elliott Veitch, Esq.

; .:Scobie, Robert, Esq. t · . :Storey, David; Esq. . Storey, John; Esq. • :.....Stu'art-Robertsou, Robert _James, Esq: ·"Thomas, Follet Johns, Esq. "Thompson, William, Esq. ··Th~ower, Thomas Henry, Esq., Chairman of

' Committ~es. To9mbs, Captain Samuel Trefie, The Hon. John Louis vVaddell, The Hon. Thomas Wade, The Hon. Charles Gregory, K.C. )V~i~ht, Jabez, Esq.

Divisions Divisions in the House. in Committee.

10 8

12 12 10 2 3 8 9 9

12 6 6

11 12

9 5

12 7 5 5

12 8 8. 7

11 6 6 6 7 8 9

3 8 9 6

12 1~

11 5

11 5

11

34 21-38 41 36 5 3

38 35 41 39 15 34

25 27 32 32 40 23 1~

9 41 39 37 33 38

6 7

23 6

38 37

4 25 21' 18 39

41 25 22 32 23

Count-outs. Total.

....

44 29 50 53 46 7 6

45 44 50 51 21 40

36 39 41 ~7 52 30 17 14 53 47 45 40 49 12 13 29 13 46 46

7 33 3Q 24. 51 12

52 30 :l3 37 34

~ 'l'cmporary Chairman of COmmittees. t Grouted leave of absence, lOth March, 1914.

·:.:

·Number of-Days upon which the .Assembly met Number of Divisions in the House.~ Number nf l)i11i-~ions in Committee

·· · .Adjourned 'for 1vant of a·QuO?·umBifore G01nmencement of Business

. · .uffter:Oommencermnt.oj, Bu5inull ...... 0 o; .

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INDEX TO·

P A.RLIAM ENT ARY DEBATES. 3 March to 8 April, 1914.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS. 'Some subjects of debate a1·e classified unde1· the following Geneml Heading-s:-

ADJOURNMENT ASSEMBLY BILLS COUNCIL I

DIVISIONS FINANCE PARLIAMENT PUBLIC WORKS I

QUESTIONS l RETURNS RAILWAYS SELECT COMMITTEES.

ADMINISTRATION TRAMWAYS, ADMINISTRATION OF

Expla~tion of Abbreviations :-adj., Motion of Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report ; Com., Committee; cons. anults., Consideration of Amendments; di.9., Order of the Day Discharged; expl., Explanation; int., Introduction; mea., Message; m., Motion; ob~ .• Observations; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, or Third Reading; recom., Recommitted; recons. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments.

A

Aborigines Protection Board : Supply, 1031.

Absentee Tax : B1tdget, 323.

ADJOURNMENT: Bakery, State, 1300. Miners' Accident Relief Act, 529. 'Nambucca River, Dredging, 1300. Parliamentary Staff, 1079. Premier and· Home Rule, 672. Public Works Committee, 3.·

Agricultural Bursaries: Supply, 987.

Agricultural Societies, Special 'Grants to : Supply,, 987. ·

Agriculture,· Professor of: Supply, 987.

Artesian Bores : Supply, 987.

ASSEMBLY: AnDREss IN REPLY (see PARLIAMENT).

CHAIRlllAN OF COllll'>liTTEEB : Mr. T. H. Thrower appointed; 217.

ASSEMBLY (continued): CHAIR~lAN OF ColllliHTTEES (TaolllAS

HENRY THROWER, ·Esc:i.), RuLINGS AND OPINIONS OF : .

Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amendment) Bill: The object of the bill being to give relief to certain settlers in a defined area, .an amendment proposing to afford relief to settlers on any drainage area was out of order, 310.

ELECTION PETITIONS:

Presented against return of Messrs. A. H. Grimm, W. Brown; and T. H. Thrower, 13; referred to Elections and Qualifications Committee, 407; Reports, 702, 1159.

ELECTIONS AND QuALIFICATIONS CoM-MITTEE:

Speaker's warrant of .appointment presented, 13; address, 151; resignation of Mr. Minahan, 209; members sworn; 285, 407, 644; resignation of Mr. Black, 414.

GENERAL ELECTION, RESULT OF:

Address, 2, 51, 101, 151.,

OATH, ADllllNISTRATION.OF:

Governor's commission· empowering Mr. Speaker to administer oath to members, 12; commission to Mr. Deputy-.Speaker to act in absence of Mr. Speaker, 285.

,ORDER OF BusiNEFJS :

Obs., 220.

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ASSEMBLY (continued): PuBLIC AccouNTS Co21UIITTEE: Nominations, 644.

PunLic "'oRKS Co11n1UTTEB (see PARLIAMENT).

RECONSTRUCTION OF MINISTRY: Announced by l\fr. Holman, 14.

SECOND BALT.OTS : Return of writs; 13; members sworn, 13.

SESSIONAL CollfliHTTEES : Appointed, 207, m., 285.

SESSIONAL ORDERS : Passed, 215.

SITTING DAYS: Additional, 543.

·SPJ,AKER, MR. (RoN. RICHARD DENIS MEAGHER), HULINGS AND OPINIONS OF:

A.djoununent: A member could not by innuendo convey the impression that another member had been guilty of want of decorum, by using language which he would not specify; members must not be spoken of as "traitors," 673.

Chairman of Comntittces: A motion :for the appointment of the Chairman of

·Committees in the name of a private member was not technically Government business, but was more important than Government business, seeing that the appointment of Chairman of Committees and Deputy-Speaker was essential to the carrying out of Government business, and ·therefore the motion was in order, nothwithstanding the sessional order that no business other than Government b-usiness should be taken, 219.

Closer Settlement (A.mendment) Bill: The bill was out of order, because clause 20 dealing with the reduction of the capital value of settlement purchases on the Bor.ee Creek Estate was beyond the order of .leave, 299. .

Close1· Settlement (Amendment) Bill· (No. 2): It would not be justifiable to rule the bill out of order on the highly technical point, that it ~·ould have· the effect of amending the Common Law Procedure Act, and the Judgment Creditors Remedies A.ct. The title clearly sh.owed that it was intended to conserve the existing law. The general policy of the bill was to prevent fraud, and thE) act providing for writs of fieri facias was not amended, except in the sense tbat it might be modified . or suspended. in the interests of the. cpuntry itself, 818; it was not competent for a member to discuss the basic ·principles and policy of closer· settlement, but the discussion m'ttst be confined to ·the -essential principl€6 in the bill, 822.

.ASSEMBLY (continued): J!eputy-Leade1· of the Opposition: A

question of an ironical character was practically offensive to the Speaker, 97, 214; the Speaker was the custodian of the privileges and good order of the House, and he was the only individual concerned as to any notification by the leaders of parties in the House. l\ir. Speaker resented the interference by a member in a matter which should be

·one of information for himself; when a question had been raised and ruled out of order, it was irregular to repeat the question, 214; the fact that disorderly language had been used in the past could not be used as a subterfuge for· .applying disorderly expressions in the present; a -suggestion that the Speaker had, in endeavouring to earn the plaudits of the press, dealt unfairly with a member, was highly disorderly, 287.

Election Petitions: A. petition, which as the result of an unintentional lapse, contained a wrong form of address to his Excellency the Governor, should not be ruled ·out of order, as the effect would be to prevent investigation of claims by the Elections and Qualifications Committee, which was a semijudicial tribunal, 407; the Elections and Qualifications'Committee could not sit during recess, and in a case where the committee could 'ilot conclude their inquiry into a petition, it was competent for them to recommend that the matter be referred to the committee to be appointed in the following session, 1163.

Income-tax (Fw·ther Amendment) Bill: The only way a taxation bill could be considered was upon a resolution of Committee of 'Vays and 1\ieans, and this resolution could not appear on the business-paper until it had been moved in the ordinary way, 525; a resolution of Wass 'and Means was the basis for a .taxa-tion measure solely, and the invariable practice had been to bring down a measure founded on resolution of Ways and Means, providing for· the imposition of taxation entirely apart from the machinery bill,· which was intra~ duced in Committee of the "Thole .• No precedent could be fo1md where in Committee of 'Vays and Means a resohition purely for imposing taxation had been passed, and the bill when presented had provided for the amendment of other acts which could not,.be regarded as ejusdem ar.neris. The bill was out of order because it contained what must be regarded as extraneous matter, in the shape of provisions· for the amendment of the. Public. Service· Act and the Arres.t ·on Mesne Proc.ess Act, 660.

Ass SESSION 1914. BrL 23

3 March to 8 April, 1914.

ASSEMBLY (continued): Income-tax (l<,1wther Amendment) Bill

(No. 2): A taxation bill founded on a resolution of Ways and Means could not be utilised to amend various acts entirely foreign to it. The bill was out of order inasmuch as it contained provisions for the amendment of two acts which were not mentioned in the title, ,and would have the effect of circumscribing the rights of citizens under those acts, 815.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2): 'Vhere a bill based on a resolution of Committee of 'Vays and Means or Committee of the Whole had been withdrawn and it was proposd to bring in another bill of a similar nature, the usage was to read again the resolution and order another bill to be brought iu. Standing order 332 applied only to the original introduction of a bill based on a·resolution of 'Vays and Means, 694.

STANDING ORDERS : Additional standing order extending duration of certain parliamentar:v committees, 285, 414; suspension of, 866. 1120.

TEMPORARY CHAIR~IEN oF Co!IIMITTEEs : Appointed, 13.

Auditor-General : S1tpply, 1031.

·B

Bachelors, Tax on·: Budget, 371.

Bakery, State : Acld1·ess, 51, 101, 151; budget, 414;

suppl.11, 621, 1073, 1189.

Bathurst Centenary Celebration: S1tpply, 635.

BILL-PRIVATE: Sr. PATRICK's Coi,LEGE (MANLY) ·BILL: Council: Petition, 225; first reading, 314; reference to select committee, 478; report of select committee presented, 681 ; second reading, 789 ; third reading, 917. ·

Assembly: First reading, 865; second reading and remaining stages, 1158.

BILLS-PUBLIC: APPROPRIATION Bn,L:

Assembl11: First reading, 1079; second reading and remaining stages, 1201.

Council: m., 1203; First reading and re-maining stages, 1269. ·

BILLS-l'UBLIC (continued): CLOSER SETTLEMENT (A:li!END~IENT) BILL;

Assembly: m., 208; first reading, 221; second reading, 268, 288; .ruled out of order and discharged, 298. ·

•CLOSER SETTLEMENT (A..'!ENDMENT) 1BILL (No. 2): ' .

Assembly: m., 544; first' reading 669; second reading, 815; third tre~ding, 917.

Council: . First reading, 955; second reading and remaining-stages, 1239.

CnowN LANDS AND InniGATION (AMEND· ~lENT) BILL :

Assembly: m., 208; First reading 221· second reading, 27 4, 288 ; third' read: ing, 322; cons. amclts., 1201. .

Cp1mcil: First reading, 478; second read~ng, ~31; recommittal, 678; third read-mg, 176. ·

D.~CEYVILLE EXTENSION BILL: .4.ssembly: m., 220; first reading 360 · second reading, 545 ; third re~ding' 602. ,

Co11ncil: First reading, 679; second reading, 776; third reading, 917.

!NCO~IE-TAX (FURTHER AliiENDMENT) BILL: A.ssembly: m., 288; first reading 486 · second reading, 645 ; ruled out of' orde; and withdrawn, 661.

lNco~rE-TAX (FuRTHER A::~IENDMENT) BILL (No. 2):

Assembly: m., 690; first reading 692 · second reading, 799 ; ruled out of' orde; and withdrawn, 815. ·

lNCO::IIE-TAX (FuRTHER AliiEND!IIENr} ,BILL (No. 3):

Assembly: First reading, 865; second readi!lg, ~71; third reading, 987.

Counc1l: FlTst readmg, 966; second reading, 1096; m., 1202; second and third readings, 1233.

lNCO:ItE-TAX M:ANAGE!IIENT (AMENDMENT) BILL:

r1ssembly: m. and first reading 1124 · second reading and remaining 'stages: 1144; cons. amdts., 1297. co~mcil: m.. 1203; first and second

reading, 1203; recom. and third reading, 1235.

INDUSTRIAL ARDITUATION (DECLARATORY) Bu,L:

.4.ssembly: m., 668; first reading, 851-.

LAw OF EVIDENCE BuL (Formal): Oo11ncil: First reading, 3. .4.ssembly: First reading, 17.

LoAN Bu,L: Assembly: All stages, 1200. Council: m., 1203; first reading, 1234; second reacting and remaining stages, 1273. .. .

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BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): PARLIAli!ENTARY COJIU.!IT'rEES ELECTION

BILL: C01tncil: I!'irst reading, 208; second reading and remaining stages, 225.

Assembly: First reading, 269; second reading, 311; third reading, 323.

SAVINGS BANK AlllALGAl\[ATION BILL ; Assembly: m., 323 · first reading, 486;

second reading, 5B2; Com., 665; third ' reading, 695; cons. a.mdts., 1201.

. Council: First reading, 776; second reading, 917, 930; Com., 955, 1080; thirdreading, 1110.

STAliiP DuTIES (AliiENDMRNT) BILL: Assembly: m., 288; first reading, 525;

bill withdrawn, 692.

STAllrP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BrLL (No. 2) ;

Assembly: First reading, 694; second . reading, 867; third reading, 981.

Council: First reading, 966; second reading, 1098; third reading, 1203.

STATE DEBT AND SINKING FuNn (AMENDMENT) Brr.L;

A.ssembly: m., 322; first reading, 477; second reading, 596 ; third reading, 601.

Council: First ·reading, 679; second read-ing, 787; third reading, 917. ·

SuPPLY BILL (second session, 1913): Council: Assent reported, 2. Assembly: Assent reported, 13.

SuPPLY BILL: Council: m., 530; first reading and remaining stages, 679; assent reported, 775.

Assembly: m., 644, 663; first reading and remaining stages, 664; assent reported, 798.

SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST· (WHARFAGE AND HARBOUR RATES) BILL: .

Assembly: m., 798; first reading, 1125; second reading and remaining stages, 1163.

Council: m., 1203; first reading, 1233; second reading and remaining stages, 1241.

Botanic Gardens : · Supply, 987.

Branding of Stock : Supply, 897.

Budget, The : Delivered by Mr. Holman, 235.

Business Undertakings, State : Budget, 235.

c Catholic Federation Ques lions:

Address, 51. · ·

Cleaners, Departmental: S1bpply, 987.

Closer Settlement : Acldnss, 101, 151.

Closer Settlement Promotion Act: Address, 51; b1£dget, 323.

Coast• Hospital:: Budaet, 414.

Commercial Agent in the East : Supply, 987.

Cook's Park Reserve: S1tpply, 702. •

Conservatorium of Music: Supply, 661.

Continuation Schools: Supply, 763.

Cost of Living: S1bpply, 987.

COUNCIL: AnnnEss IN RErr,y (see PARLIAMENT). CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES ; •., Hon. B. B. O'Conor appointed, 208.

CHAIRli!AN .oF CoJUl\UTTEES .(HoN. B. B. O'CoNoR), RuLINGS AND OPINIONS oF:

· Income-tax Manaaement (Amendment) B-ill: A general discussion on the abstract question of the rights of the Chamber and as to what might occur in another House ~ould not be permitted hut the debate must be restrict;i to the clause under consideration, 1227.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE : Granted to Hon. J. A. "Browne, Hon. Sir Normand MacLaurin, Hon. "r· C. Hill, Hon. J. Meagher, 2.

OATH, ADliUNIS'rRATION OF; Governor's commission authorising Chairman of Committees to administer oath in absence of President, 314.

PuB.r.rc ·wonxs CoMMITTEE (see PARLIA-MENT). .

SESSIONAL COlllMITTEEB : Appointed, 208.

SITTING· DAYS; Additional, 530, 955.

STANDING ORDERS: Suspension of, 314, 530, 1203; new stand-

ing order, 530, 678. · TEllrroRARY CHAIRMEN oF CoJUliUTTEF.B:

Appointed, 209.

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Crown Lands Consolidation Act : A.dclress, 51.

Cumborah Springs: Supply, 702.

D Daceyville .:

A.cldl'ess, 51; b~tdaet, 371.

Day-labour and Contract Systen:.s: . . 1dclTcss, 101.

Decentralisation : .4.dclTess, 151; b~idaet, 371.

Demonstratiron Farms: Supply, 987.

Denominational Claims: S·upply, 763.

Dental· Hospital : Supply, 987.

Dingoes and Dogs, Destructi ~n of: Supply, 987:

DIVISIONS: Assembly:

Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, m., 221; Oom., 847.

Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., 582; 3R., 621.

I nco me-tax Fu.rther Amendment Bill, .m., 521, 522.

Income-tax Further Amendment Bill (No.3), 2R., 979; Com .. , 981; 3R., 987.

Income-tax Ma-nagement· (Amendment) Bili,~. m., 1124; 2n., 1155; Com., 1156, 1151, 1158.

Industrial Arbitration Act-Amendment · of Schedule 1, 8(i4, 129i.

Savings Bank Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 596; Com., 666; 3n., 701:

Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, m., 528, 529 ..

Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, (No. 2), 2a., 905; Com., 907, 908, 909, 910, 911; 915, 916; 3R., 987.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill. m., 114a; 2R., 1184; Com., 1185, 1188.

Council: Income-tax Management (Amendment)

Bill, 3R .. 1235. Savings· Bank Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 955.

Sydnev Harbour Trust (Wharfage anti Harb-our Rates) Bill, Com., 1269.

Dreadnought Farm: s~tpply, 987.

Dredge ·Service : Supply, 702.

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Education, Expenditure on: Adcl1·ess 2; buclaet, 414.

Election, General : Budget, 414.

Electoral Law Reform : .4ddress, 51, 101, 151.

Ellis, W. J., Allowance to: Supply, 1055.

Employment, State: 13udaet, 371.

Fair Rents Bill: .4.dclT_css, 151.

FINA.NCE: ABSENTEE TAX: Buclaet, 323.

F

AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORT: 13udaet, 371.

BoRROWING, LocAL : Budget, 371.

BuDGET, THE: Delivered by Mr. Holman, 235.

Go~UWNWEALTH RETURNS : Budaet, 371.

ExTRAVAGANT ExPENDITURE: .4.ddress, 51, 151 ; b~tdget, 323, · 371, 4U.

INTEREST ON LOANS ; Budaet, 371.

LAND SALES, TAXATION OF PROFITS ON: B~bdget, 414. '...

LoAN AcoouNT : ''\.

Budget, 235. REVENUE, INCREASE OF :

.4.ddress, 2; budget, 323, 371.

SINKING FUNDS : Budaet, 371. STA~!P DUTIES : Budget, 414.

SuPER-TAX ON LAND : . .4.ddress, 17, 51, 101, 151; budaet •. 371 •

TAXATION, NEW: .4.ddTe.~s. 2, 17, 51, 101, 151: budaet, 235, 323, 371, 414'. .

'l'RUBT FuNDS: Budget, 414.

Fire Commissi~n. Chairman of: Address, 51.

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Fisheries Department: Supply, 1031.

Food Supply: Royal commission on, supply, 635.

Fotestry Department : Resetves, supply, 987; conservation of

forests, supply, 987.

Fruit Expert and Irrigationist: Allowance to, Sttpply, 987~

G

Government House, Inner Domain: Sttpply, 635.

Harbour Dues~ Budget, 414.

H

Harpur, Appointment of Mr. Budget, 414.

Hawkesbury College: Sttpply, 987.

High Schools : Supply, 673.

Hospitals, Management of: SuppLy, 1031.

Hurlstone College: · Supply, 987.

Immigratio.n: Supply, 6~5.

I

Income-tax, Collection of: Budget, 371. ·

Industrial Arbitration Act: Iri'spect.ors, sttpply, 1073; ··special commissioner, supply, 1073.

Industrial Disputes: Adcln~ss, 2, 17, 51, 101, 151; budget, · 323,• 414; supply, 1()73.

Industrial.Undertakings1• State·:· .· Budget, 371, 414; supply, 1189.

Inebriates, Treatment of: Budget, 371.

Ironwor:Ks at: Newcastle': Addre&s,. 51.

Labour and Industry, Department of! Budget, 414.

Labour Conference: AclclTess, 17.

Lands Administration : . LEASEHOLDS, CONVERSION OF: Budget,

414. RESERVES, CLASSIFICATION OF: Buclqet, ,414.

Land for Settlement: Bttdget, 371, 414.

Land Sales, Taxation of Profits on :' Bttclg et, 414.

Land Tax, Federal : Budget, 371.

Legislative Council: Adcl?"ess, 17, 101; budget, 371.

Local Governmen't Rt>form :: Sttpply, 702.

Lunacy Department: Supply, 987, 1031.

McNair Family: Sttpply, 635.

McNeil, .Appointment of Mr. J.: B'!Ulget, 414.

Meat Supply: Btt(lget, 414.

Medical Irispection of School Children.: St~pply, 763.

Mines Department: . Budget, 414.

Minfug Centres·, Western Division: Swpply, 702.

Ministerial Salaries, Increase of·: .4.dd7·ess, 51. ·

Monier Pi.pe· Works:· .4.ddTess, 51, 101 ; supply, 702.

Monopolies: Budget, .4U. ,

Motor Cars, Government:; Aclcl1·ess 151 ; supply, 635, 702: ·

Musical Associations,. Assistance to:: "Supply, 763. I

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. NAT :SESSION .1914.

3 March·to.B April, 1914 .

. N Nationalisation:

Address, 101.

Northern Rivers: Address, 51.

0

Orchard Inspection: Supply, 987.

p

Panama Exhibition : St~te representative at, address, 51, 151 ;

p10tures for, 543.

,PARLIAMENT.: ADDRESS IN REPLY:

Gottncil: Adoption moved, .2; agreed to, 12; presented, 208. ·

Assembly: Adoption moved, 17; agreed ·to,.207; presented, 209.

GovERNOR~ s SPEECH :

Read by his Excellency, I.

LIBRARY CQ)UHTTEE:

Leave to sit during sittings of House, 776, 798.

OPENING OF:

Parliament opened by his Excellency the Governor, 2, 13.

•PUBBIC 'WORKS ColiB!ITTEE :

Adcl1·ess, 151 ; nominations, 525, 530, 776 · . election, ·798, 930. '

Parliamentary Privileges Bill : Acld·ress, J Gl.

Pastures Protection Bo11.rds~: •Supply, 987.

Patent Rights: ·Supply, 702.

. ·Petrol Monopoly : B>udget.~323.

Personation· at Elections : Address,.l7, 51, 151.

Petty Sessions : Supply,· 621.

l'illiga 'Scrub: Supply, 702, 987.

Police Force : Association, supply, 1031; Superintendent Sherwood, suppl11, 1031 ;-quarters, supply 1031 ; Appeal Board, supply, 1031; conveyan~e of, supply, 1031; ·tel&phones for stat10ns, st~ppl.y, ~1031.

Police Magistrates : Residence, supply, 621.

Premier's Department : Address, 151.

Press Commissioner : Supply, 62L

Prickly Pear: Supply, 987.

PUblic Health, New Department of: B1ulget, 414.

:Public Service Board: Supply, 621.

PUBLIC WORKS: ALEXANDRIA CANAL :

St~pply, 702:

•B.ntRADA-BINGA:RA RAILWAY:

m., 1202.

BoTANY BAY hrPROVEllrENT OF :

SupplirJ, ~02.

BoliiADERRY-CAPTAIN's PoiNT 'RAILWAY:

m., 1202.

BRICKWORKS :

St~pply, 702.

BRIDGES: Oarrathool, Ganmain, North Shore, Glennie's Creek, 702.

BROKEN HILL-CONDOBOLIN RAILWAY:

81~pP.lY, l189.

."0ANOWINDRA-GREGRA .RAILWAY:

m., 1202.

CLARENCE RIVER, hlPROvEliiENT OF :

Budget, 414; SU1Jply, '702 .

CoFF's HARBOUR, hrPROVEM.ENT-oF·:

Budoet, 414.

FERRY ·-8ERYICES, ·SYDNEY· HARBOUR.:

m., ·1202.

GLEN•INNEs-INVERELJ,RAILWAY:

m., 1202.

GRAFTON RAILWAY .BRIDGE:

S11pply, 702.

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PUBLIC WORKS (continued): GuYRA-lNVERELL RAILWAY: m., 1202.

Ho:MEBUSH TO GLEBE IsLAND RAILWAY: Supply, 1056; m., 1202.

HosPITAL, ADDITIONS TO SYDNEY : m., 1202. ·

JERILDERIE-DENILIQUIN RAILWAY: in., 1202.

JoiNERY "\VonKs, RozELLE BAY: Supply, 702.

LAw CouRTS, NEW SYDNEY : m., 1202.

MuRRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION ScHEME: Address, 2, 51, 101; S11P1lly, 987, m., 1202.

l\luRWILLU~IBAH-'l'HE TwEED RAILWAY: m., 1202.

NoRTH CoAST RAILWAY: Supply, 1056.

OxFoRD-STREET, SYDNEY, WooD-BLOCKING: m., 1202.

PICTON-MIT"l'AGONG RAILWAY DEVIATION: m., 1202.

PoRTLAND CEMENT WORKS : m., 1201.

PuBLIC ScHOOLS : Budget, 414: supply, 661, 1189; Wil

loughby Drummoyne, supply, 702; Broken Hill, Goulburn, Orange, S1Lpply 763 ; machine-made buildings, S1Lpply, 702.

QUARRIES, STATE : Supply, 702.

RAILWAYS: Cliffs· to Hillston, Glenreagh to The Clarence, Collarenebri, Belmore Extension, Maryvale to Gulgong, supply, 702.

SEwERAGE ScHE~ms.: Orange, Merewether, Arncliffe, Long Bav. Pa.rramatta, Mascot, supply, 702, Grimville, Rookwood, Auburn, m., 1202.

STOR~I-WATER 0HANNELS: St. George, Botany, supply, 702.

TRAMWAYS: Redhead to Swansea,· Brighton-le-Sands to Botany, Dural to Kell:yville, S1LP'J)ly, 702; Burns Bay road to F1g T:ree Point, Enfield-Stra thfield, Norton-street (Leichhardt)-Ashfield, m., 1202.

UHR's PoiNT WoRKs: Supply, 702; m., 1201.

WATER SuPPLY: Hurstville, Cronulla, · Ardlethan, Lightning Ridge, Maitland Mines, Wan·agamba, supply, 702; Cootamundra, Temora, Barniedman, Wyalong, Wallendbeen, Murrnmburrah, Young, and Grenfell, m., 1201.

WrLr,IAMS RIVER PuNT:· Supply, 702.

Public Works Administration: APPEAL BoAitD :

SU'J!J2lY, 702. ARCHITECT'S DEPAltTMENT: S·ttpply, 702.

CLEANERS, PAY OF: Supply, 702.

ExPENDITURE: .'lddress, 2; budget, 323, 414.

PROPOSALS: Add1·css, 51.

SEWERAGE PIPES, RoYAL Co~n-nssiON ON: 81tpply, 702. •

Q QUESTIONS:

ABATTOIRS AND SALE-YAltDS: Opening-1111·. Henley, 115.

AGENT-GENERAL: Contemplated Retirement--.ili1·. Price,

213. Information for Importers.-Colonel 011slow, 408.

AGRICU.T,TURB, DEPART~lENT· OF : Applications for "Wire-netting-.!11·1·.

Dtmn, 638. Experiment Fa.rms.-llb·. ThTower,.l119. Forest Reserves-ll11·. BTine1·, 136. Hen-laying Competitions.-M1·. Pete1·s, 94; Captain Toornbs, 412.

Wood-cutters' Licenses-iliT. G. Black, 140.

"ALEXA" B.4RQUENTINE: Salvaging-Captain 1'oombs, 49.

ARNCLIFF.E SEWAGE FAit?ti: Abolition of-ll:lr. Bagnall, 141. AssE~IBLY, THE:

Accommodation in the Chamber-.llfr. C1tsack, 234. ·

Answering of Questions.-llf1·. Fem, .371. Business of the session-.ill1·. ·wade, 794;

D-r. A.1·th1w, 795. Criticism of :Mr. Speaker-.i\11·. C1tsack,

1278. Deputy-Leader of the Opposition-M·r.

Ousac'k, 9·7, 146, 214: Drafting of Bills.-il'h·. W1·ight, 684, 685; .ilf1·. Wade, 684, 685, 1112; ll!?·. Pitz-1Ja t·r·ic k · 684 ·

Leader ~f ·th~ Opposition-.ilf1'. C·ttsack, 231.

Meeting of Parliament--lib·. Cohe.n, 50 .. Members' Allowances--Mr. Ji'itzpat1·ick, 598; Mr. Hickey, 598; Mr. C1tsack, 598; 1li1·. Cohen, 641.

Order of Business-M·r. Tl'adr,, 317. Political .J<::tiquette-M1·. McGirr, 147. Printed Questions and Answers.-.ilf1·. Wade, 48.

Private Members' Business-3fT. Briner, 16. .

Taxation Bills.-llir. Waddell, 643. . Ventilation of tho Chamber-Mr.

Wright, 1113.

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QUESTIONS (continued): AusTRALIAN NAVY: Goal for-llfl·. Chaff ey, 1113;

Th?'O'I.ce?·, 1113; Jlr. Kearsley, 1280.

AusTRALIAN WoRKERs' UNION:·

Mr. 1275,

Labour Newspaper Levies--ll!r. Henley, 145.

BATHING AccOl\1,\IODATION, SEASIDE R:eSORTS:

Dressing-rooms, &c.-ll:h. G. Black, 1274.

BERRY's HosPITAL TRusT : Cost of Hospital-lllr: Mark F. liio?"ton,

969. . Laud· handed over to the Crown-llfr. Mco·k li'. Morton, 638.

BoRDER RAILWAYS: I~iuking-up-11:!7-. Ball, 322; 1117'. Peters, 540.

BoTANIC. GARDENS: Opening at Night-llf?·. Morrish, 600.

BunRINJUCK IRRIGATION ·woRKS: Visit of Pressmen-ll:£7·. McGin·, 95.

BuRwooD CoLLIERY: Weighing Appliauces-M7·. Eclden, 213.

"CAllfBEWARRA," THE: · J .. oss of-JJ:l·r. 11Iw·k F. Morton, 369.

CAPE HAWKE: Tug Service-ill?·. Price, 143.

CHEMISTs' AssiSTANTS: Wages--ll:£7'. Nesbitt, 1280.

CITY AND SuBURBAN RAILWAYS: Intentions of the Governmeut-ll!?·. 0$

bonw, 99. ·

CITY CouNCIL oF SYDNEY : Payment of Hates-ll:£1·. McGan·y, 480.

CIVIL SERVICE SuPERANNUATION FuND : Payments by :Mr. W. Kent-M?·. Thomp

son, 600. CLOGS:.

:Manufacture of-ll:lL .Vliacle, 1281; Captain Toombs, 1281.

Cr,osER SETTLEMENT AcTs : Consolidation of-M1·. McFa.1·lane, 1282. Interest on Postponed Instalments--Mr. Ohaffey, 410. , .

Payment of Instalmeilts--llfr. Fltzpat?"ick, 93.

. CoAL-liUNBs: Abolition of Afternoon Shift-.Mr.Kears-ley, 1282. .

Deputies--M?'. Kearsley, 641, 969. Minmi Collieries-Dr. Arth'ltr, 690. Output-Mr. Kear.~ley, 539,540,638, 639. Suspension of \Vork-Mr. Kearsley, 690.

CoMMONWEALTH BANK: Government Business--Mr. Wright, 601.

.•

QUESTIONS (continued): CoMlliONWEALTH GovERNMENT : Claim against State Government-Mr.

C1t.sack, 282. Transfer of Land at Jervis Bay-:Mr. Ma1·k F. No'l'ton, 98,

. CouNCIL, THE LEGISLATtvE : Abolition of-Dr. A.Tthur, 366. Appointments to--D1·. A. rtlmr, 1284;

ll:l'l'. Waddell, 1284; MT. Larkin, 1284; llf'l·. Levy, 1284; Mr. McGirr, 1284; Captain Toombs, 1284.

CouNTRY PARKS AND RECREATION RlilSERvEs:

Grants--Mr. Han·y Morton, 543. DACEYVILLE: Expenditure, Rents, &c.-M1·. Wade, 640; Mr. Fallick, 1276; Mr. W. E. V. Robson, 1276.

"DAILY TELEGRAPH," THE: Articles in-1\I'I'. W1·ight, 540.

DECENTRALISATION : Intentions of the Government-1\fr.

Ball, 540; M1·. A.bbott, 601.

DENTAL AcT : . Amendment-l\!'1·. T. S. Crawjo'l'd, 234.

·DINGOES: Destruction of-Lt.-Colonel Braund, 1286.

DoMAIN, THE: Lighting-ll!?·. Monish, 414.

DoliHNION HouiE, LoNDON : Expenditure upon-DT. A.Tthur, 1278.

DRAINAGE BILL: Provisious-11!?·. ll!a1·k F. Mo'!'ton, 542.

ExETER RAILWAY DISASTER: Inq1test-M?'. l!'itzpat1·ick, 367; lilT. Dunn, 413; Mr. liicGi1T, 685.

Ex-MEMBERS oF THE LEGISLATIVE As-SEMBLY: . ,

Appointment to Government Posttwns-. Mr. Cusack, 967. · ExPERllltENT FARM, MAITJ;AND DISTRICT :

Suggested Purchase of Property-Lt.Colonel Nicholson, 280.

FAIR RENTS BILL: Introduction-Mr. T. S. Cmwford, 281; Dr. A.rthuT, 685.

FARllliNG IMPJ,EMEXTS: Manufacture-111'1'. Dunn, 285.

FIRE BRIGADES AcT : Aniendment-Mr. Perry, 93 .

FisH SuPPLY: Proposed State Trawler-1\Ir. Bagnall,

366. FLOWERS, HoN. F. : ·

Fees paid to--1\Ir. Moxham, 640. FooD-STUFFS : Persons handling-Mr. Kearslev, 280,

282, 367, 368.

30 QuE INDEX. 'TO sUBJECTS. QuE

QUESTIONS (continued J ':. FRUIT CASES ; Inspection-Mr. Kea1·sley, 536.

GENERAL ELECTION ; Electoral Irregularities-M?·. Cusack,

232; ll:l1'. Osborne, 1114: Returning Officers-111r. Thompson, 682. Second Ballots--;-1111-. Hollis, 147; ML

· Wade, 147. Willoughby Election-Mr. Larkin, 146,

321, 970, 1114; JJf1'. Wade, 146, 321, 970, 1114, 1115, 1277.

GJ:LDERT, ~fu. OWEN ; Appointment of-!lh. C11sack, 539; ML Th?-mce1·, 539; Mr. Fitzpat?·ick, 539.

GLEN INNES GAOL BUILDINGS ; . Tenancy of-11I1'. Thomas, 481, 535. GovF.RN~IENT HousE CAsE: Fees paid to Barristers-.ilfr. Cohen, 141.

Mr. JJioxzr,am, 280. .

GovERNliiENT MoTOR-CARS : Number in use-lib·. Moxham, 681: 1ll1·.

Wade, 685, 1112, 1275.

GovERNliiENT SAVI:-<Gs BANK: Advances-111?·. T. S. Cm1vjo1·d, 143; llfr.

Chaffeu, 409; 11!?·. Milla1'cl, 1118; Captain. Toombs, 1119; 11!?·. Baanall, 1285.

Appomtments-1111'. J<'·inale.fo'TI, 969. GovERNliiENT, Tn.E: Minister for Labour and Indnstry-111r. Col~ en, 49, 141, 144, 408; Mr. Fitzpat?·ick, 284.

Minister of Public Instruction-Mr. Henley, 1277.

Ministers' Visits to Europe-Mi-. Levy. 484; Captain Toombs, 485. ·

Payments to Ministers-11fr. Cohen, 144, 277, 321, 367, 408; liir. Wade, 144.

Premier, The-11Ir. l'erry, 367. "HANSARD": Publication-1117·. Wright, 1118.

Wade, 94; Mr.

HIGH COllfl\IISSIONER TO UNITED STATES ; .Appointment-Captain Toombs, 643.

. HOME . OF PEACE, :i\1ARRICKVILLE ; Grl:!-n~.i11T. Hoskins, 1117:

HOlliE RULE: Crisis in Ireland-.ilfr . .illcGi1·r, 484; Mr.

D. StoTey, 640, 641; Colonel Onslow, 641.

HosPITAr,s : Medical Officers-Captain Toomb's, 794. Supplies-ltf1·. G. Blctck, 637.

HosPITAr, NuRSES : ·Hours of Work-M1·. Boston, 147, 230. HoTEL KosciusKo : Conditions of Employment-Mr. Morrish, 141.

HUNTER RIV.ER VALLEY FLOODS·: · Mitigation Schemes-Lt.-Colonel Nichol

son, 139.

QUESTIONS (contim1ed): !liUIIGRATION ;

Assisted Immigr:mts--11!?': N abitt; 314.

!NCOl\IE TAX; Exemptions-Mr, Pete?'S, 538; Mr. Nesbitt, 1284.

Revenue expected-11fT: v'Vade, 642, 793.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ; Amendment of the· Act-Captain Toombs, 1282.

Breaches of Awards-Colonel Onslow; 50; 1111'. Pitzpat1·iclc, 210.

Cases under Section 26---.il:l?·. StuartB.obe?'tson, 1282. 1283.

Overlapping J urisdictions-.21f?·.llf o?'rish, 687. .

Proceedings under the Ac~1lf1·. P1·ice, 16, 50, 98; Colonel Onslow, 50, 51.

Prosecutions for Strikes-i1f?·. Wade, 93, 96.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION DECLARATORY Bn.r,:

Introduction-111?·. 8t1ta1't-Robe?·tson, 1282.

INTERSTATE BAND COliiPETITIONS ; Competitors travelling by raihvay-1lf1·. l?e1·n, 482. ·

!RON' TRADE ; Strike~llf?'. TcVade, 15; .il!T. PTice, 98.

JUSTICE, ADlliiNISTRATION OF; Appointment of Justices of t!ie·Peac&'

JJ1T. Minahan, 539. Apprehension of Offender&-Lt.-Colonel Bm~mcl, 683, 687:

Case. of 1'homas Edwin Brown-11fr. Wade, 212, 599, 601; .il!?'. Ha?'ry lii orton, 600.

Comptroller-General of Prisons-Mr. Le-oy, 127i.

Conviction of Reuben Ward-Mr. Wacle, 141.

Equity Jurisdiction, Supreme Cour~ M1·. Hany Morton, 1275.

Evasion of the Law by EmployersCaptain Toombs, 284 .

Incarceration of a Seaman-Han. E. H . Fa?Tar (for Hon. MaTtin Doyle), 775.

Metropolitan Licensing Cour~llfr. Levy, 100; 111r. W. B1·own, 536. ·

Prosecution for Working after. Hours-.ilf?·. FitzpatTick, 148. ·

Retirement of Officials-llf?·. Finaleton, 410.

Stipendiary Magistrates-llfr. James, 1113; M1·. ThTower, 111,4.

Vacancies in Crown Law Departmeni;,...... .ilfi-;. c: B: m. McDonalcl, 97, 283.

Warders and Matrons of Gaols-llfr. FeTn, 536.

LABOUR AND lNil'EJ.STRY : Breaches of Iildttstrial Law-11-!?·. Fitz

pat1'iclc, 794: Bureau at Neweastle-Mr. Gardiner, 212.~.

:

QuE SESSION; 1914: 31 3 March to:B'April, 1914.

QUESTIONS (contimted): LABOUR AND INDUSTRY (contirnted):·

Bureau fo~ Women-Mr. MoTrish; 601; Mr. Larhn, 1276, 1280.

Complaints against Departmental Officers-llfr. Price, 686.

Miners' Strikes-Mr. l<'itzpatTick, 368. Mr. Piddington's Report-111r: T. S.

Crawford, 412. Prosecutions for Strikes or Lock-outsMr. Abbott, 368; Mr. TVude, 794; lllr. Hoskins, 794.

Slaters' Strike-Mr. T. S. Crawford, 412. .

LABOUR PAPERS, LDIITED: Bricks supplied to-1\Jr. Fallick, 1115,

1276; 1\l r. 'l'hroweT, 1115. IJAND AGENTS : Regjstration.:._l\J7-. Thrower, 686.

LAND BOILERS : Inspection-.illr. Fitzpatrick, 228.

LAND SALES: Tax on Profits-llfr. Wade; 231·; Mr. James, 538.

LANDS DEPART:'IIENT: Applications for Additional Holdings, Bel!ingen-MT. Briner, 136.

Area of Crown Lands Selected-ll!r. lV a de, 127 4. .

Baker's Additional Conditional Purchase-Lt.-Oolond Brauncl, 484; 537.

Boorabil Estate-11fT. McGirr, 541; Mr. , Ji'itzpatrick1 541; Nr. G. R. TV. Mcpon

nlcl, 541; lllr. Wade, 541; 1\Ir. Gnmm, 541.

Classified Lands-il11·. l\IcGa?TJ~,1289. Closer Settlement on resumed EstatesMT. Fitzpatrick, 534.

Conditional Purchase Leases-11!?·. PeT?"JJ, 315.

Conditions relating to Settlement-iUT. G. Black, 140.

Consolidated Land Act-M1·. McGirr, 969; M1·. 11! clt'adane, 1282.

Conversion of Conditional IJeases-iUr. T. Brown, 1288.

Foreshores Resumptions-11!7-. Cohen, 793. .

Freehold v. Leasehold-11!?·. Ban, 542. Homestead Farms-.M1·. G. Black, 140. Improvement Leases--1\Jr. McFarlane, 228; Mr. lT'adrlell, 230.

Increased Land Valuations-1\fr. G1·imm, 798.

Interest on Postponed Instalments-Mr. Chaffry, 410. . . .

Land for Settlement-Jfr. F1tzpatnck, 95: l\!1·. Wade, 211; 1\!1·. Price, 541, 1118, 1120; Mr. Ball., 681.

Land Speculators: Broken Bay-1\fr. Kearsley, 795.

Leasing of Park Lands-.Mr. G. R. W. McDonnlcl, 599.

Living Areas-1\Ir. Peters, 540: Notifications of Intended Acquisition

ll!r. 1V ade, 211, 792.

QUESTIONS (contimted): LA:>:DS DEPARTME:>:T (continued):

Payment for Resumed Land-Colonel Onslow, 1285; Mr. James, 1285.

Reappraisement• of Leasehold Areas-111?". Abbott, 542.

Reserves-1111-. Ball," 485; lllr. McGarry, 485; Mr. Briner, 966.

Residence Conditions-.2\Ir. lllcFaTlane, 319.

Ringbarking-.Jfr. Thoma.~, 481. Settlement Pnrchases-1\Jr. ll'ade, 967, 1274.

Settlement under Closer Settlement· Pro~ motion .Act-Mr. Fitzpat?iclc, 534; llir. Wacle, 967, 1274; 111r. Grimm, 1115; Mr. McFarlane, 1118.

Suburban Holdings-llfr. Kearsley, 542. Ulumbi Station-.lllr. G. Blaclc, 93. Western Division Lands-1\Jr. G. Black, 1289.

LEuR.\ SwnrliiiNO BATHS :

Cost-Jh. G. Blaclc, 1112. State of-Dr. A.rthur, 1118.

LoAN AccouNT': Refund to-111?·. Wade, 366.

LoANs: Flotation-21Ir. D. Storey, 1283.

LocAL OPTION : Poll at Granville-JJr. Lana, 1112.

MACQUARIE-STREET, SYDNEY : Widening of-ll!r. l''itzpatrick, 796; Mr. Wade, 796; 11!?·. Larkin, 796; 1\Ir. Th?-ower, 796; :.117·. Henley, 796.

MANNING RIVER DisTRICT HosPITAL : Grant for-MT. P·rice, 142.

MEAT· TRADE : Price of Meat-..'\Ir. Bagnall, 281; Dr. A1·thttr, 1283. .

Strike-.M?". lT'acle, 15, 49; .l\:l?". James, 15; Mr. Levy, 483, 642; Dr .. 4.Tthur, 686.

MEDICAL PROFESSION : W·ages I;loard-Cuptai1t Toombs, 148.

1.1ETROPOMTAN BoARD oF WATER· SuPl'LY AND SEWERAGE: ,

Additions to Office-Jlr. Fallicl<,, 1117, 1276.

Appointmr.nt of l\lr. McNeill-Mr. Cohen, 414.

North Bondi Sewer-Golo11el Onslo1V, 535.

Rose Bay Sewerage-Colonel On3low, 139. .

Sewerage Pipes-Mr. lVadc, 138, 229. W a.ter-pipes-Oaptain Toombs, 144.

MINERS' AcciDENT B.ELIEF FuND : Payments-111?-. F'er11, 369, 481; 1\fr. Mark F. Morton, 529.

MINES, DEPARTlliENT OF: • Boring Operntions-Mr. Dunn, 1289.' Coal-mines Inspectors-1\Ir; Kearsley, 639.

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Volume 5(

QUESTIONS (continued): MINES, DEPARTMENT OF (continued):

Geological Surveys--ll/?·. Fern, 1288. Officers--llfr. Fern, 482. Residential Leases--ll!?·. Tho·mas, 481. Safety-lamps--ll:fr. Edelen, 970. Wardens-Mr. G. R. lJl. McDonald, 599.

MINING Co~nnssiON : Appointment--llfr. Wriqht, 281.

MITCHELL LIBRARY : .Erection-llJ?'. Le1>y, 234.

MoTOR BoATS : Regulations-Jfr. Perry, 315.

MuRRAY RIVER: Proposed· 'Veir at Cumberoona-ll!r.

Cusack, 276. -· MuRRu~miDGF.E IRRIGATION LANDS:

Number of Holdings--M?·. Wade, 967, 1274.

Scarcity of Water-llfr. Ball, 320. NEGLIGENT HUSBANDS:

Proceedings against--11lr. Kearsley, 485. NIELSEN, MR. N. R. w.:

Payments t~ll11·. D. Stouy, 278. NORTH SYDNEY FERRY SERVICE:

Intentions of the Government--Mr. Coclis; 229.

ORANGE DISTRICT HosPITAL: Medical Officers-jfr. Fitzpatrick, 794. Nurses' Quarters-ill r. Fitzpat1·ick, 409.

OYSTERS: Condemned-11:£?-. W. Braum, 536; flr.

A.1·thur, 688. pANAMA EXHIBITION : Pictures for-.i.lfr. McGi·1'1', 686. Representation of the State--11/r. Price,

212; llh. D. St01·ey, 278. PASSENGERS TO AusTRALIA:

Medical Examination-Ill?·. G. Black, 140.

PASTURES PROTECTION AcT: Definition of Road-llf1·. G. Black, 681.

PASTURES PROTECTION BoARDS:' Abolition-llfr. McGirr, 484; 11!1·. Fitzpat?·ick, 484.

PELA w MAIN Cou.IERY : Closing down-Jfr. .Kearsle11, 213, 284, 368; Mr. Cohen, 213; llfr. Fitzpatrick, 368; llf1·. Abbott, 368.

PHOSPHATES : Deposits--Mr. McGirr, 549; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 540.

PICTURE SHows : Opening on Sundays--Mr. Wright, 96.

PoLICE: Age of Retirement--M r. Fern, 93; Colonel Onslow, 1280.

Batons--Mr. Lang, 488. Black Trackers' 'Vages-Mr. Price, 101. Constable Williams--Mr. Lang, 790. Dutiea-Mr. Price, 277; Mr. James, 537.

QUESTIONS (continued): PoLICE (continued) :

Increase of the Force--il£.r. Price, 100, 230; llfr. Hoskins, 408; Mr. James, 537; 11:£1· •• Mark F. Morton, 1288.

Muswellbrook Police Quarters-Mr. A.bbott, 316.

Payment to Police as Electoral Registrars--.M·r. P1·ice, 230; llfr. Dunn, 1279.

Police Reports--.'\!?·. Mark F. Norton, 321. .

Promotions--llfr. McGi1'1·, 143; li:Ir. Fern, 1280; Colonel Onslow, 1280.

Rewards for helping the Police-ilfr. Waddell, 146.

Superin·tendent Sherwood-ill?·. Fern,. 93, 97.

Telephonic Communication, Gloucester District-ill?-. Price, 142.

'Vagga Police Quarters--illr. Boston, 599. .

PORT STEPHENS : Railway to--.ilh. W. Brotvn, 681. Unmarked Channel-llfr. TV. Brown, 482.

PREss Co~nnssxoNEn : Appointment--Jl?-. Cohen, 280, 316, 317, 367, 412.

PRICKLY-PEAR: Eradication-Jb'. t!bbott, 95.

PRISONERS DETENTION AcT : Operation of-M·r . . Wade, 210.

PRIVY CouNciL APPEAL : Coote's Case--11!1·. G. R. TTl. McDonald,

542. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT-:

Auburn School-ilfT. Lan(J, 369. Bulga District School-ilfr. Price, 142. Continuation Schools--llfr. Cohen, 688. Copmanhurst School-ilfr. McFarlane.

1275. Cl'aven Creek Scpool-11!?·. P1·ice, 142. Darlinghurst High School-Mr. Levy, 315, 1288.

Dubbo High School-Mr. Thrower, 369. Glenleigh School-.Mr. Thom.as, 534. High School for Albury-M1·. Cusack, 370.

Iluka School-.Mr. McFa1·lane, 536. Inverell School-1111'. 1'hom.as, 534. Leave of Absence to Teachers--.;u-r. McFarlane, 967.

Marrickville 'l'echnical School-Mr. T. S. Crawford, 94.

Mooral _Creek School-Jfr. Price, 50. Mosman School-Mr. Colquhoun, 233. Mudgee High School-Mr. Dunn, 369. Port Kembla School-llfr. Mark F. Mor-

ton, 210. Pnlganbar School-llfr. McFarlane,

1275. Rockdale School-llfr. Bacmall, 369. Shortage of 'l'eachers--llfr. W. Brown,

94. South Grafton School-ll11·. Briner, 966.

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3 March to 8 April, 191!.

Q.UESTIONS (continued): PuBLIC I~sTRU<.:TIO:\' DEI.'ART~IE!>T (ctd.):

Strathcedar School-.i.\[7'. P1·ice, 50. Subsidised Schools--Mr. Dunn, 215. Supply of School Material-Mr. Boston,

94. Teachers awarded 2B Certificates-.ilf1·.

McFarlane, 966. . Teachers' Salaries--Mr. H~mt, 1112. Technical College l!~ecs--MT. Hoskins, 791.

Tignih School-1\h'. l'Tice, 142. Upper Lansdowne School-MT. Price, 50.

Valla School-1\h. BTiner, 793. Western Suburbs High School-3fr.

Hoskins, 148. Woodside School-.i.IIT. PTice, 42.

PUBLIC SERVICE: Preference to Unionists--Captain 1'oombs, 232.

Superannuation Bill-Dr. !hthm·, 234, 366, 1277 .: 1\11'. lVade. 320; 1\:lr. Dunn, 686; 1\fr .. ThTmrer, 967.

PuBLIC \VonKs CoM~IITT~;F.: References---l\1?·. lllcl"arlane, 1111.

PUBLIC \Vo1m:s DEPART~lENT: Bridge to North Sydney-D1·. A1·thttr,

536; Mr. Abbott, 599. Broken-Back Bridge-NT.l\Ioxham, 413. City ltailway-llh:. Osbome, 99; Dr. A1·thttr, 536; 11!?·. Jlbbott, 599.

Clarence Head Breakwater-lib·. McFm·lane. 322.

Coif's Harbour lmprovements--Jb·. Briner, 136, 968.

Collarendabri Water Snpply-MT. G. Black, 790.

Coopernook Bridge-1\fr. PTice, 138. Cootamundra \Vater Supply-Dr. A1·ihm·, 99.

Cumhorah Springs \Vater Supply-llf1·. G. Black, 790.

Day . J.,abour v Contract-Captain Toombs, 1117. •

Dorrigo-Gt\y· Fawkes Railwa.y-Lt.Col.onel Bnt.~tncl, 538.

Dredges---l\11·. BrineT, 1111. Dredging, Bellinger River-ll!r. Briner,

234, 1111. Dredging, Clarence River-.ll!r. Mc

Fm·lane, 139. Dredging, Nambucca River-Mr. Briner

234, 967, 1111. ' Duck River Bridge-11!?·. Lang, 279. Forbes-Stockinbingal Railway-.llf r. Bur

gess, 100, 278, 690, 793; Mr. Fitzpat?·ick, 365.

Glebe Island, Railway to-Mr. J. Sto1·ey, 690; llf1·. Fitzpatrick, 791. •

Glenreagh-Coff's Rarbonr Railway-1\Ir. BTiner, 137.

Glonreagh-Dorrigo Railway-l1fr. B1·iner, 137, 968.

Gooraway ·water Snpply-11!1·. G. Black, 790.

Grafton Bridge-Mr. liicF'arla11c, 228.

Q.UESTIONS (continued): PUBLIC \VORKS DEPARTMENT (continued): Gulgong-Maryvale Railway-111r. Thrower, 685. Hunter District Water Supply-llb·. P1·ice, 137.

Inverell, Railways from-ll:lr. Thomas, 681.

Inverel! \Vater Supply-=-11I1·. Thomas, 535.

Long Bay Sewer-1\fr. Bagnall, 141. l\~all:ning District Water Supply-Mr. l'nce, 137.

Merewether Sewer Outlet-M:r. Gardiner, 689.

Murwillumbah \Vater Supply-Mr. Pen·y, 282.

Muswellbrook-l\1erriwa Railway-Mr. l<'itzpat7"ick 365.

Nambucca River Entrance Improvements-~111'. B1·ine1·, 967.

North Coast Railway-llb·. PTice, 142, 143, 688, 1120; 1\11'. Han-y F. Morton, 484, 688.

Northern Rivers Breakwaters--ll:lr. 1\IcFarlanc 413.

Nymboida Water Scheme-MT. McFarlane, 139; M1·. B1·iner, 1112.

Orange Sewerage-M1·. Fitzpatrick, 16, 409.

Orange Water Supply-11!1·. Fitzpatrick, 409.

Parkes-Peak Hill Railway-11!,-. . Fitzpat1·ick, 365.

Parramatta Sewerage-.M1·. ll!oxham, 409, 1118.

Payment for Resnmed Land-1\Ir. P1-ice, 138, 688; Mr. 1ibbott 688; Mr. G. R. W. Donald, 689; llf.r. TMo~ce1·, 689; Captain Toombs, 689.

Petersham to Parramatta-road 'framway-Mr. Cohen, 99, 148.

Pipe Factory at Newcastle-ll!r. Perry, 279.

Port Kembla Resumptions and Works-M7·. Mark 11'. Morton, 96, 229, 479.

Properties resumed at Vaucluse, &c.Colonel Onslow, 141, 598.

Railway Construction Works Expendi-ture-.11/r. Wade, 365, 535. ·

River Bank Protection Works--Mr. 1\I cJi'm·lane, 536.

Road Votes-1\Ir. MaTk F. ll!o1·ton, 479. South Grafton-Glenreagh Railway-ll!r.

Bri ne1·, 137. Thirlmere-Yerranderie Railway-llfr.

Ba.dfJeT1t, .792. Upper Clarence Locking Scheme-Mr.

Farla:ne, 139. Vaucluse Sewerage-Colonel Onslow, 16,.

139. Wallangulla Water Supply-ll!r. G.

Bla,ck, 130. 228. West Maitland Sewerage-Lt.-Colonel

Nicholson, 280. Woolgoolga Jetty-llfr. BTiner, 968. Yass Water Supply-ll!r. McGirr, 99, 144.

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!Volume 51.

QUESTIONS (contimted): QuARANTINE STATION : Removal-Dr .. A.rth1tr, 367.

QuARRY, NoRTH KIAMA: Purchase-lllr. llfark F. Morton, 407_.

RAUR!TS: Destruction-Dr. Arthur, 644.

·RACECOURSE~·: Gambling, &c.-JJfr. Price, 537.

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS: .Accident between Penrith -and Sydney

Mr. T. S. Cmwjorcl, 98, 212. .Appliances to prevent Collisions-Mr. Kearsley, 317, 480.

Balmain Tram Service-Mr. Henley, 1278.

Brisbane Express-Lt.-Colonel Bra1tncl, 101, 230, 233, 319, 639, 644, 792; .Mr. Hollis, 233, 315, 319.

Carriage of Produce-Jfr. T. Brown, 1285 ; 11f r. C1tsuc k, 1285.

CommissioneT for 'l'ramways-Mr. Henley, 95.

Commissioners-Mr. Wade, 95; llfr. Mark F'. Morton, 317; !Jb·. Abbott, 539; ll!r. Cohen, 642.

Compensation for Tramway .AccidentsMr. Thompson, 482.

.Delayed Trains-1117·. Fitzpatrick, 49, 282, 411; Mr. Bagnall, 410, 683; Mr. Peters, 411; M1·. 1Jlon·ish. 411; 'Mr. Lana, 411; f.h. James, 411; Colonel Onslow, 485; JJh. Durack, 637; ,Mr. Mark F. llfodon, 684.

Drummoyne-RydeTran:iway-llf1·. Thompson, 682.

Duplication of ·Railways-llfr. Cusack, 229 ; Captain 'l.'oombs, 1286.

East 1\:f aitland-West l\faitland Tramway -Lt.-Colonel Nicholson, 683. . Eye-sight Test-Dr. A.1·thur, 1287. Fog Signals-lllr. Kearsley, 281. Free.Passes-CoZonel Onslo1v, 1286. Freight on Timber-Jir. Edden, 277. Glebe Tram Service-JJI?-. Keegan, t1278. Homebush-Glebe Island Railway-..:Mr.

Fitzpatrick, 483. Dlawarra Railway Service-Captain Toombs, 144, 282, 791; .Mr. Bagnall, 147, 230, 408, 410, 968.

Instructions to Engine-drivers-2M r. Waddell, 281.

Locomotive Engines-M·r . . Hollis, :139; Mr. Bagnall, 1117.

Mudgee-Guigong Railway-Mr . • Dunn, 1281.

Ocean-street-Bondi Junction Tram-line -11f·r .. Finuleton, 408.

Ocean-street Tram Service-Mr. '!Levy, 1277.

Oil Traction-Mr. Ball, '.1282. Over-bridge, Ryde. Station-M r. Thomp. ~on, 410.

Overcrowding of Trains-Mr. 'Peters, 99; Mr. Lang, 1286.

Painters' .Award-Colonel Onslow, II279.

QUESTIONS (co1ltinued): RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

Penalties imposed on Employees-Mr. T. S. Cra1vjo1·d, 147,.229.

Railway and .Tramway Employees-Mr. Henley, 1286.

Railway .Refreshment-r.ooms-Mr. Dunn, 316.

Rolling Stock_;JJ!r. Ball, 96~ 538; 'Mr. ·Cusack, . 276; M?'. G. Btack, ·479; Colonel Onslow

1 538.

Royal •CommissiOn re .Railway' Work. ing-JJfr. Wright, 281. Signalling Apparatus-JJ!r. Bagnall, 1117. Sleeping~cars-Mr. Hoskins, 1120. Stock Trains-Lt.-Colonel.Brau-n.d,:232, 280, 1287; 1111-. McGirr, 232; Mr. Moxhmn, 232; lifT. Jarnes, 411.

Sunday Trams-Jh. Osborne, 687; .Mr. Perry, 689; iJIT. Fern, 1281.

.Tram Fares-Dr. A1·th.1L?', 145, .370; M.1· .. T. S. Crau;jorcl, 145, 282, 319, 413, 643; f.h. Page, 370; Mr. Larkin, 370, 1281; 111?-. Cohen, 600, 642, 683; llfr.. li'itzpatrick, 643, 795; !J!?·. Grimm, 643; M1·. Osborne, 682; l\11·. Keegan, 682, 1281; JJh·. D. &torey, 1281, 1282; Mr. Kea.Tsley, 1288.

Tram Stopping-places-Mr. Thompson, 639.

.Tramway Management--!Jfr. Henley, 317; Mr. Osborne, 1117; Colonel Onslo1l•, •1282; Mr. Thrower, 1282; 'Mr. JJI cGin·, 1282.

Tramway Officia]s-Jfr. Keegan, '686; JJ!r. G. R. TTl. !JfcDonalcl, 1280.

Western.Railway Service-.M?·. Thrower, 486.

Rt.::-<DWICK RACECOURSE: Revenue from-ilf?·. McGirr, 1287; Colonel Onslow, 1287 .

RESU.:IfED PROPERTIES : Claims ag~nst the Government-1\Jr.

G. R. H1. McDonald, 100,; 1\h·. Price, '100; Colonel Onslo1v, 141, 1285; .Mr. James, 1285.

.RoMAN CATHOLic' ScHooLs· Free Railway Passes-ll1r. Henley,'642.

'RuR.~L WoRKERS: Attack on Non-Unionists-Mr. Fitz

patrick, 48, 146, 283, 540, 797; ·Mr. Perry, .146, 798; Colonel Onslow, 283; Mr. lJicGi?T,. 318, 483, 797; JJIT. Abbott, .797.

'Handling of Produce on;Railways--Mr. Chaffey, 1116; Mr. PTice, 1116.

Proposed Conference-MT. McGirr, 1116; Mr. Abbott, 1116; •Mr. Throuer, 1116; Mr. Kearsley, 1116.

·Registration under Industrial Arbitration .Act-JJfr. Thomas, 1116; Mr .

.Abbott, 1116,:1286: ltfr. ·McGirr,'lll6; Mr. Osborne, 1116; Captain Toombs, !1116.

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QUESTIONS (continued):

RusHcUTTERs' BAY STADiuu: Disturbances---11!1·. McGir·r, 320.

lhDE-CoNCORD FERRY: New Punt-ilb-. Thompwn, ·535.

··SAVINGS BANK OF NEw SouTH WALES: Deposits in 1'reasury-ilb·. Henley, 970. Investments--Colonel On.slo·u:, 598.

SAVINGS BANKS : Absorption by Commonwealth BankColonel Onslow, 100.

SHIRES AND MuNICIPALITn~s: Breach of Award-.i1I7". Cusack, 413. Road Maintenance--lib-. ll:lcFa1·lane, 138; 11! 1·. TV. Brown, 598.

SMALLPOX: Patients in Quarantine--Dr. · thth1t·r, 97; liiT. Pent, 97; 111r. li'-it::-pab·ick, 97.

SPIRITUALIS~r : Prosecution of Mediums-:-.i1!1·. Bagnall, 212.

STATE CHILDREN's REr.rEF DEPARTMENT: Allowances---31?·. Jctme.s, 231; Dr.

Arth1tr 231, 1279; Captain Toombs, 231; 11J.r. McGirr, 231, 1278; Mr. Os·lwrne, 1278; M·r. Fe1·n, 1278; Mr. llfa1·k F. Morton 1279; M1·. Pen·y, 1279; Mr. Millard, 1Z79.

STATE DEBT AND SINKING FUND : Intentions of the Government-.il17". D. St01·ey, 483.

STATE INDUSTRIES : Purchases by the Government-lifT. Levy, 16.

State Bakery-Mr. Cohen, 140, 211, 212, 321, 1275; 11:11·. Moxham, 210, 535; 1111·.· Wade;. 2, 10, 276, 409; ML Hoskins, 320, <:~65, 369, 1117, 1287; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 365, 682; Mr. Peten, 542; M1·. Le·vy, 1287.

State Coal-mine-11!1·. Ottsack, 366. State Joinery Works--Mr. Hoskin.~, 230; ,

Colone' Onslow, 279; Mr. J. Stm·ey, 370.

State Monier Pipe W'orks-111'1'. Cohen, 48, 94, 368; Mr. Price, 99. ·

SToR~r. ,v,\T~ms, KING Er.EcToRATE : Damage--M·r. 111 on-ish, 412.

SuNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS: Amendment of the Theatres and Public Halls .Act-Mr. M01·rish, 99.

SuNDAY OnsERVANCE AcT:· Amendment-3fT. ThTower, 96; Mr. W1·iaht, 97; Mr. Dunn·, 1119.

Breach of-lib•. D. Storey, 146. Instructions to the Police--ll!r. Thrower,

1119; Mr. Ila.ny Mm·ton, 1119; Mr. Bo&ton, 1119; Mr. Wright, 1119; Mr. Larkin, 1119.

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QUESTIONS (continued): SUNDAY TRADING: Sale of Fruit, &c.-JJ:lr. 'W1·ight, 96; Mr. Cusack, 96.

SUPER-TAX ON LAND : Intentions of the Government-.Mr. C1~3ack, 485.

SYDNEY H.~RBOUR TRr.sT: ~\.ccommodation for Waterside W or.kera -ll/1·. Morrish, 640, 791.

SYDNEY OBSERVATORY: New Site--ill?-. Latime1·, 279, 366.

TAXI-CADS: Special Stand~ll/1·. Keegan, 1287.

TnrnER, RoYALTY ON: Amount oollected-11!1·. Edden, 277.

ToTALISATOR, THE: Legality-ill?". Osbome, 413; Mr. Boston,

1288.

TR.~CTION ENGINES : Damage to Roads--.ilfr. Cocks, 229.

1'RADF. UNIONS : . Malversation of Fund~ll:lr. Hoskins, 414, 537; .211·r. TMowe1·, 414.

UHR's PoiNT JoiNERY WoRKS: . Employees fined-Mr. Morrish, 684; M1',· Cohen, 798. . · ·

UNDER~1ANNED Vr;SSELS: Regulations--Captain Toombs, 1275, 1281.

UNnrPROVED VAr,uE OF LAND: T.a.x on-11!1·. W1·ight, 1283.

WAGGA GAOL: Condition-i111·. Boston, 599.

WARRAGHm.~ WATER CoNSERVATION SCHEME:

Submission to Public Works Committee -1111·. B1·insley Hall, 539.

WATER AND DR.UNAGE Ac:r : Amendment-llfr. Perry, 277, 320.

'VATER HYACINTH: Destruction-ll11·. 11! cFarlane, 790.

WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY: At Orange-Mr. Fitzpatrick, 233.

WESTERN SunuRns DISPENSARY: Grant-M1·. W. E. V. Robson, 213.

WHITDURN Cor,LIERY: Cessation of Work-l1!1·. Wade, 792,' 794,

798.

WoRK~lEN's DwELI.INGS: Erection-Mr. Mercer, 318, 366; Mr. Pe1·r11, 318; llfr. Hollis, 319; Mr. Mark F. Morton, 319; Mr. Fit'zpatrick," 319 •.

Zoo, THE, Asn:roN PARK: · · · · Preparation-Mr. Colquhoun, 687,-969.

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Rabbit Pest: ::· $upply, 987.

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Railway Commissioners : ,,.,,Appointment of, b1tdget, 371, 414 j late

lihief Commissioner, s1t.p7Jly, 105.6.

RAlLWAYS, ADMINISTRATION OF: .t.·1\p'PEAL BOARD:

Supply, 1056·.

CONSTRUCTION 'VORKS:

Buiaet: 414; supply, 661.

..DEL~):E.P o:r;J;lAINS : .Supply, 1056.

:J)EV,:Ji]L0Pli1ENT OF,·: .

B1tclget, 371. .;:J;)JJI'J,ICA,TION 'YORKS :

B1tdget, 235, 323; supply, 1056, 1189.

: EYE.~_I!JHT TEST : SuiJply, 1056. ·

F.INES: •'· 'Bupply, ·i.956.

: FREIGHTS AND FARES :

.·: Adqress, 151; b1t!lget, 4i4; supply, ll89.

·Goons TRUCKS: · Supply, 1056. : ·

','GRANVILLE JUNCTION; DANGEROUS STolTE OF:

Supply, 102.:

:.LOCOli10TIVFlS, SHORTAGE OF:

S1tpply, 1.056.

,:·MINIMUJ\1 WAGE: Supply, 1056.

''NoN-PAYING LINES:

Supply, 1189.

p AMELS OFFICE :

S1tpply, 1056.

ScHOOL CHILDREN, FARES FOR : Supply, 1055.

SLEEPERS, ScARCITY oF :

Supply; 987.

STOCK TRANSPORT:

. Supply, 987, 1056.

TRUCKS,· SHORTAGE OF:

Budget, 414.

···tJNFii!usHED RAILWAYS:

~ ,JJ~dflet, 414.

Repatrar-Generl!ol :; ' · :-Siup.plv, 621. .

Representation of State in Weste,-n . America and Canada:

Supply, 635.

Roads, Main, Maintel\ance of: Supply, 702.

Roberts, Robert: Payment to, supply, 621.

Rock Drills: Supply, 702.

s Savings Banks, Amalgamation of:

.Aclcl1·ess, 2, 17, 51, 151·; b1tdget, 371 .. ·

School Teachers, Scarcity of: Supply, 763. •

She):' iff: Supply, 621.

Shires: Subsidies to, budget, 414; supply, !02; engineers, 702.

Shoalhaven, Swamp South. 'of: Supply, 702.

Socialism: Aclcl1·ess, 17, 101.

Stamp Duties : Budget, 414.

State. Children's Relief Board : Supply, 67 d.

State Undertakings, Managers of: Supply, 702.

Statutes,· Consolidation of: Supply, 621.

Stock Inspectors: S1tpply, 987.

Subsidies to Shires and Municipalities! Budget, 371.

Super-tax on Land: (See "FINANCE").

Swimming, Teaching of: Supply, 763.

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T Tick Inspectors:

Sttpply, 987.

Technical School, Sydenham: Supply, 763.

Totalisator, The: B1tdget, 414.

Tourist Roads : Su:pply, 702.

Trade Schools, Technical : S1tpply, 6]3.

Tr tde-Unionism: A.ddress, 51.

TRAMWAYS, .ADMINISTRATION OF: CoNSTRUCTION PoLICY: Budget, 414.

ERSKINEVIJ,LE DEPBT : Supply, 1056.

FARES: . Increase of, address, 101, 151 ; budget, .235, · 323. 371, 414; s1tpply, 1056; collection of, supply, 1056.

FoRT MACQUARIE: Budget, 414. MANAGE~IENT OF: B1ulget, 371 ;· s1tppl11, 1056.

MoTOR CARS FOR ·OFFICERS: Supply, 1056.

OFFICES: Supply, 1056.

u Under-Secretary for Labour:

AcJdress, 51.

University, 'Sydney: Supply, 763.

Vaccination Bill: Address, 151.

Viticulture: Supply, 987.

. Water ·Hyacinth: 8-upply, 702.

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Watering Piaces, Public: Supply, 702.

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Western Suburbs Outfall Sewer: Budget, 414.

White Cliffs and Gemville: Supply, 702.

Willoughby Election: .4.ddress, 51.

Wombats, Destruction of: Supply, 987.

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TEMPE: Budget, 414. Workmen's Dwellings in Model Suburbs:

THERl\!IT \VELDING PROCESS : Addnss, 17, 101, 151, 414. Supply, 1056.

Travelling Scholarships: Sttpply, 673. y

Travelling-Stock Reserves: Supply, 987.

Yarrie Lake.: Supply, 702.

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INDEX. TO SPEECHES.

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INDEX TO SPEECHES.


Explanation of Abbre1>iations :-address, Address in Reply; adj., Motion of Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Cemmittee; cons. amdt,•., Consideration of Amendments: dis., Order of the Day Discharged; expl., Explanation; int., Introduction; me.s., .Message; m., Motion; obs., Observations; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; JR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, or Third Reading; recom., Recommitted; recons. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments.

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ABBOTT, :Mr. l\L, Upper Hunter: Address in Reply, m .• 160. . Alleged Riot at Coolamon, q., 797. Arbitration Law Amendment, q., 1286. Budget, The, m., 400. City Railway and Bridge to North

Sydney, q., 599. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), Com., 838.

Country Development, budget, 403. Decentralisation, q., 601; address, 163; budget, 402.

Electoral Reform, address, 161. Industrial Arbitration, address, 164. Leasehold Areas, Reappraisement of, q., 542.

Local Borrowing, bttdaet, 400. Payment for Resumed Property, q., 688. Police Quarters, Muswellbrook, q., 316. Political Uni'onism, address, 163. Prickly-pear, q., 95. Railway Commissioners, q., 539. Railway Development, budget, 400. Rural Workers, g., 1116. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 3R.,

699. Stamp Duti<?s (Amendment) Bill (No. 2),

2R .. 881; Gom., 912, 913, 914. Strikes in Newcastle District, q., 368. Super Land-tax, add1·ess, 162. Supply, m., 1055. Workmen's Dwellings, aclcl1·ess, 162.

ARTHUR, Dr. R., Middle Harbour: Baths at Leura, q:, 1118. Business of the Session, q., 795. Chairman of Committees. p.o., 219. City Railwa:v .and Bridge to North

Sydney, q., 536. Commercial Agent in the East, stLpply,

1019. Destruction of Rabbits, q., 644. Dominion House, q., 1278. Export Trade in Frozen Meat, q., 686. Eyesight Test, q., 1287. Fair Rents and Fair :Meat Bills, q., 685. Hawkesbury College, supply. 1018. · Increased Tram Fares, q., 145, 370. Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment ofSchednle), cons., a.m~Its., 1290, 1297.

Infected Oysters, g., 688. . Legislative Council, Abolition of, q., 366.

ARTHUR, Dr. R. (continued): Legislative Council, Appointments to,

q., 1284. Meat, Price of, q., 1283. Professor of Agriculture, Stlpply, 1018. Quarantine Station, q., 367. · Smallpox Patients in Quarantine, q., 97.

State Children's Relief Department, q., 231, 1279.

St. Patrick's College (l\Ianly) Bill, 2R., 1159.

Superannuation Bill, q., 234, 366, 1277. Supply Bill, int., 663. Supply, m., 1017. Troubles in Coal-mines, q., 690. Yass Water Supply, q., 99\

AsHFORD, The Hon. ,V. G., Liverpool Plains:

Deposits of Phosphates, q., 540. Destruction of Rabbit~, q., 644. Experimental Farm .at DubboJ. q., 1119. Hen-laying Competitions, q., l:l4, 412. Invasion of Dingoes,· q., 1286. Lighting of the Domain, q. 414. Manufacture of Farming Implements,

q., 285. Prickly-pear, q., 95.

AsHTON, The Hon. J.: Income-tax Management (Amendment} Bill, 2R., 1213; Com., 1217, 1218, 1221, 1223, 1228, 1232: n:com., 1236.

Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 933; Com., 964. 1081, 1086, 1088.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), Com., 1109, 1110.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and! Harbour Rates) Bill, Com., 1263.

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BADGERY, Mr. F. A., W9llondilly: Address in Reoly, m .. , 86. . Agricultural Societies, supply, 997. .. Condition of Country Roads, supp~y,

757. . Destruction of Wombats, s~Lppl.y, 995. Electoral Laws, address, 86. Extravagant Expenditure, add1·ess, 88. Hospital Management, StLpply, 1041. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 3), Com., 980.

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Volume 54.

BADGERY, Mr. F. A. (continued): Industrial Di~utes, address, 89. Main Roads Bill, supply, 757. Pastures Protection Boards, supply, 993.

Railway, Thirlmere-Yerranderie, q., 792. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 3R.,

698. :Super Land-tax, address, 89. . Supply, m., 757, 993, 1041. ;Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and

Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1139; 2R., 1182.

_.Taxation Proposals, address, 88. Travelling Stock Reserves, supply, 996. Yanco Settlers, address, 89.

:BAGNALL, Mr. W. R. C., St. Gem·ge: Address in Reply, m .• 197. Arncliffe Sewage Farm, q., 141; mpply, 709.

City Meat Supply, q., 281. Cook's Park Reserve, S1tpply, 710: Daceyville Extension .Bill, 2R., 566. Delayed Trains, S1tpply, 1056. Fever in the Rockdale School, q., 369. .Fines, Railway Service, supply, 1058. Fish Supply, q., 366. ·General Election, The Late, adclnss,

197. Hospital Accommodation, suppl11. 1047. Illawarra Railway Service, q., 408, 410,.

683, 969. -Industrial Disputes. address, 199. ·r"ocal Government Reform, s11pply, 710. "Long Bay Outfall Sewer, .mppl11. 709. '"Police Appeal Board, supply, 1048. "Railway 'Engines and Signalling, q.,

1117. . Railway Minimum Wage, supply. 1058. Savings Bank Act, Advances under, q., 1285.

Spiritualist Mediums a.nd Clairvoyants, q., 212.

St. George-Hurstville Railway Section, q., 147, 230.

St. George Stormwater Channels, sup-ply, 709.

Supply, m., 634, 708, 1047. 1056. Tourist Roads, supply. 710. Trades Hall, acldres.~, 200. Tramway. Brighton-le-Sands to Botany,

81J,pply, 709. . Tramwa:v Deoartment, suppl-y, 1057. Wages Boards, su.pply, 1058.

BALL, Mr. R. T., Oorowa: Border Railways, q., 322. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2). 2R., 824: Oom .. , 847. Crown JJands and Irrigation (Amend-ment) Bill. 2R., 304.

Daceyville Extension Bill,. 3R.', 619. Decentralisation, q., 540. Forestry Depa-rtment, swnply, 1024. Freehold verS'u .. ~ Leasehold, q., 542. Industrial Arbitration Aot (Amendment

of Schedule), c-Jns, amdts., 1296.

BALL, Mr. R. T. (ccntinued): Lake Urana: Lands Available for Set

tlement, q., 681. Oil Traction Trains, q., 1'282. Pastures Protection Boards, supply, 1023.

Rabbit Pest, sup.ply, 1023. Shortage of Rolling-stock, q., 96, 538. Supply, m., 1023. Unnecessary Reserves, q., 485 . Viticultural Industry, supply, 1023. Water Scarcity at Murrumbidgee, q., 320.

BLACK, Mr. G., Namoi: Bathing Accommodation, Seaside Resorts, q:.. 1274.

Budget, The, m., 422. · Carrying Capacity of Railway Waggons, ,., 479.

Classification of J"ands, supply, 1020. Class Legislation, b1tclget, 431. Collarenebri Railway, .mpply, 732. Compulsory Medical Examination of

Passengers, q., 140. Country Roads, budget, 422. Cumborah Springs, supply, 731. Forestry Reserves, suppl1f, 1020 . Homestead Farms, q., 140. Hospital Supplies, q. 637. Increased Tramway Fares, budaet, 429. Licenses to \Voodcutters,. q., 140. Lightning Ridge Water Supply, S1tpply,

730. Meat Strike, budaet, 430. Pastures Protection Act: Definition of Road, q., 681.

Pastures Protection Boa.rds, supply, 1021.

Pilliga Scrub, .~ur1ply, 1020, 1021. Pilliga Scrub Roads, .mpply, 731. Prickly Pear, §J~pply, 1022. Rabbit Inspection, supply, 1021. Revenue and Expenditure-, budget, 423. State Industrial Undertakings, b1tdget,

426. Supply. m.,· 730, 1020. S\\;imming Baths ·at Leura, q., 1112. Taxation Proposals, b11doet. 428. Tenders for Tank. q .. 139, 228. Ulumbi Station, Wa.lgett, q., 93. Water Supply: Collareridabri East, Cumborah Springs and Goraway, q., 790.

Western Division Lands, q., 1289; .mpply, 731.

Yarrie Lake, st~pply, 731.

Br.ACK, The Hon. R. J.: Closer Settlemoomt (Amendment) Bill,

(No. 2). 2R .. 1240. Svdney H11rbour Trust r\Vl1llrfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2n., 1257.

BosTON, Mr. W. J., Wagqa Wagga: Address in Reply, 711., 20. Amalgamati01i of Savings, Banks, ad

rl1·ess, 21. Hospital Management, supply, 1046. Hospital Nurses, q., 147, 230.

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BOSTON, Mr. \Y. J. (continued): Industrial Arbitration Act, m., 865. Police Quarters, su7Jply, 1046. School Material, IJ.., 94. Sunday Observance Act, q.). 1119. Super Land-tax, adcl1·ess; ~1. Supply, m., 1046. Taxation Proposals, addTess, 20. Telephones for Police Stations, SU1lply,

1046. Totalisator: Bookmakers' Fees, q., 1288. Wagga Gaol, q., 599. ·workmen's Dwellings in Modern Sub

urbs, acldTess, 21.

BRAUND, Lt.-Colonel G. F., A1·m.idale: Address in Reply, m., 118. Auditor-General's Report, budget, 371. Baker:s (Robert) Additional Conditional

Purchase, q., <!84, 537. Brisbane Mail Train, q., 101, 233. Budget, The, m., 371. Closer Settlement, address, 123. Commonwealth, Receipts from the) lmd-

get, 374. Conveyance of Police and Prisoners supply, 1043.

Cremation, budget, 376. Daceyville, budget, 375. Daceyville Extension Bill, 3n., 612. Decentralisation, bttcloet, 377. Dorrigo-Guy Fawkes Railway, q., 538. Electoral Law Reform, addTess, 123. Expenses Incurred through the Appre-

hension of Offenders, q., 683, 687. Forest Reserves, supply, 997. General Election, 'The, adclTess, 118. Glen Innes and Armidale Passenger

Service, q., 230, 639, 644, 792. Grants for Country Shows, supply, 998. Hospital Management, Slbpply, 1043. Income-tax, Collection of, budoet, 380. Increased Tramway Fares, budoet, 375. Industrial Disputes, addTess, 119. Inebriates, Treatment of, bttdoet, 376 .. Invasion of Dingoes, q., 1286. Land Available for Settlement, btuloet, 377.

Llangothlin-Bolivia Railway Service, q., 319.

J.1oan Estimates, m., 1199. Model Suburbs, acldTess, 122. N ationalisation, add·resi!.>.. 119. Pastures Protection J:loards, supply, 998.

Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 3n., 696.

Socialism, nddTess, 124. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), Com., 916: 3u., 983.

S'tate Employment, btld(Jet, 373. Super-tax on Land. add·ress, 122. Supply, m., 625, 997, 1043. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and

Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1142. Taxation Proposals, b1Ul(let, 379. Travelling Stock on Railways, q., 232, 280, 1287.

BRINER, Mr. G. S., Raleigh: Additional Holdings, Bellingen, q., 136, Goff's Harbour Improvements, q., 968. Crown Lands, Nambucca and Clarence

q., 966. ' Dredge Kappa, q., 1lll. Dredge Lato?Ja, q., 1111. Dredge 'J.'au, q., 1111. Forest Reserves, q., 136.

. Glenfernaigh Reserve, q., 966. Harbour Improvements, Goff's Harbour,

q., 136. Nambucca and Bellinger Rivers, q., 234, 967.

N:r.n:.boida Water Supply, q., 1112. Pnvate Members' Business, q., 16. Pu~lic School, South Grafton, q., 966. Ratlways:

.Glenreagh-Coff's Harbour, q., 137. Glenreagh-Dorrigo, q., 137, 968. Scuth G rafton-Glenreagh q ., 137.

School Building, Valla;.. q., '793. 'Voolgoolga Jetty, q., l:l68.

BROWN, The Ron. ·T., Lachlan: Carriage of Produce on Railways q.,

1285. ' Conversion of Conditional Leases, q., 1288.

Hospital Management, supply, 1039. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill m., 516. '

Medical Inspection of School Children, supply, 765. .

Pastures Protection Boards, suppl11, 1005.

Rabbit Pest, supply, 1005. Scarcity of 'feachers, suJJply, 766. Shires and Shire Councils, supply, 751. State Mining Batteries, Sttpply, 774. Supply Bill, int., 663. Supply, 751, 765, 774, 1005, 1039. 'Vestern Division, supply, 752.

BnowN, Mr. '\V., Dm·ham: Closer Se~tlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), Cum., 843, 850. Condemned Oysters, q., 536. Grants for Shires to Roads Port

Stephens, q., 598. ' Metropolitan Licensing Board, q., 536. Port Stephens, Railway Extension, q., 681.

Port Stephens, Unmarke<l Channel, q., 482.

Shortage of School Teachers, q., 94.

BRYANT, The Ron. F. H.: Address in Reply, 'ln., 5. Education Expenditure, address, 6. Industrial Arbitration, ackl1·ess, 6. New Taxation, adcl1"ess, 5.'

BURGEss, Mr. G. A., Bttrranaona: Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), int., 671: 2n., 821; Com., 849. Control of. Orchards, .mpply, 1025. Forbes-Stockinbingal Railway, q., 100,

27R, 690, 79.'3.

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BuRGESS, Mr .. G. A. -(continued).': Pastures Protection Boards, .su_p.ply,

1024. Prospecting Vote, s11pply, 774. Supply, 774, 1024.

BuzACOTT, The ·Hon. N. J.: · Address in Reply, mt., ·2. Amalgamation of Savings Banks, ·ad

cl1·ess, 3. Industr'ial Arbitration, acld1·ess, 4. New ·Taxation, acld:ress, '3.

c 0ANN, The Hon. J. H., Stud:

Abattoirs and Ca,ttle Saleyards,-~. ·IJ·;.,l115. Adjournment (Parliamentary i:Stllltt), m.,

1079; (Short-weight Bread, Dredging Nambucca River), m., 1302.

Arbitration Law Amendment, q., '1286. Ashton Park Zoo, q., 687. Baths at Leura, q., 1118. Black 'l'rackers'. 'Vages, q., 101. -Burwood Colliery, q., 213. Business of the Session, q., 794. Chairman of Committees, p.o., 217. Chemists' Assistants, q., 1280. Close of the Session, 1298. Coal for Australian Navy, q., 1113, 1280. Colliery Outputs, q., 539. Comptroller-General of Prisons, q., 1277.

Confidential Police Reports, q., 321. Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), cons. anults., 1201.

Daceyville Extension Bill, int., 360; 2R., 545.

Day Labour ·ve?·sus Contract, q., 1117. Dental Amendment Bill, q., 234. Department of Lunacy, q., 369. Deputies in Coal-mines, q., 642. Destruction of Trees in Macquarie-street, q., 796.

Dominion House, q:, 1278. Election Petition. 'Veaver versus Thrower, p.o., 1162.

Electoral Irregularities, q., 232. Expenses in Apprehension of Offenders,

q., 687. Fair Rents and Fair Meat Bills q., 685. Flotation of Loans, q., 1283. Forbes-Stockinbingal Railway, q., 793. Free Passel; on Railways and Tramways,

q., 1286 ' Geological Surveys, q., 1289. Government Motor-cars, q., o85. Government Sa.vings Bank (Amend·ment) ·.Act, q., 1118. Handling of Foodstuffs, q.,' 282, 367. Hansm·d. q., 1118. High School, Darlinghurst, q., 1288. Home of Peace, Marrickville Hospital,

q., 1117. Home Rule, The PremiPr and, adj., 675. Hospitn.l Nnrses. q., 147. · · · Impersonation in Willoughby Elector-ate, q., 146, 321.

CANN, The Ron. J. H. (continued).: Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 523, 658; m., 690. Income tax (l<'urther Amendment) Bill (No.2), 2R.(· p.o., 807, 811.

Income-tax Further Amendment) Bill (No. 3), int., 866; 2R., .9il.

Income-tax Mann.gement (Amendment) Bill, int., 1124; 2R., 1144; Gom., 1155; cons. amclts., 1297.

Industrial Arbitration Act '(Amendment of Schedule), cons. amclts., 1289, 1292.

Industrial .Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill, q., 1282.

Infected Oysters, q .. , 688. Legislative Council, Appointments to,

q., 1284. Loan Estimates, .m., 1194. Meat, Price of, q., 1283. Miners' Accident Relief Act, adi., 529. Miners' Safety-lamps, q., 970. Mining: Boring Operations,· q., 1289. Mining Commission, q., 281. Mi~1ister of Public Instruction, q., 1278.

Orange Hospital Dispute, q., 794. Order of Business, ob.s., 220. Overlapping Inaustrial Jurisdictions,

q., 687. Panama Exhibition, Pictures for, q., 68i.

Parliamentary Draftsman, q., 684. Parramatta Sewerage Works, q., 1118. Pelaw Main Colliery, q., 213, 284. Police:

Batons, q., 486. Country Force, .q., 1288. Electoral Registrars;. q., 1279. Extra Duties, q., 508. Promotion and Retirement, q., 1280. Protection, q., 100.

Political Etiquette, q., 147. Printed Qtlestions and Answers. q., 48. Public Works Proposals, obs., 1201. Railway a11d Tramway Management, q.,

1117. Rewards to Citizens for helping Police,

q., 147. Rural Workers, q., 1116. Rural Worke;rs' Strike, q., 483, 540, 797, 798.

Rushcutters' Bay Stadium, q., 320. Savings Bank Act, Advances under, q., 1285.

S:wings Banks Amalgamation Bill, m., 476; 2R., .582; 3R., 700; q., 1119; cons. amclts., 1200. s~vings Bank Deposits in Treasury, q.,

1970. Second Ballot, q., 147. Sessional Orders, m .. 215, 217'. Smallpox Patients in Quarantine, IJ.., 97. .

Snecial Adjournment, m .. 1298. Spiritu rtlist Mediums and Clairvoyants,

f(., 212. Stamp Duti0s (Amendment) Bill, int., 527; m., 692. ·

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3 March·to 8 April, 1914.

CAN~, Th.e Hon. J. H. (continued): _ S~amp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2),

mt., 694; 2R., 884; Com., 906, 913, 914, 917.

State Bakery, q., 211, 321, 369, 1117, 1287.

State Bricks, Private Orders for; q., 1115.

State Children's Relief Department, q., 1279.

State ,Debt and Sinking Fund (Amend' ment) Bill, int~< 477; 2R., 596.

State Registry uffice, q., 1280. Stock on Railways, Treatment of, q., 1287.

St. Patrick's College (Manly) Bill, int., 865; obs., 1158.

Stipendiary· Magistrates, q., 1113. Sunday Observance Act, q., 96, 1119. Superannuation Bill, q., 686, 1277. Superintendent Sherwood, q., 97.

. Supply Bill, m., 644; int., 661. Suspension of Standing Orders: Urgency, m., 866, 867, 1120, 1124.

Taxi-cabs, Special Stand for, q., 1288: 'Thomas Edwin Brown, q., 601. Totalisator, Bookmakers' Fees, q.,

1288 .. Tramway Employees, q., 1286. Tramway Fares, Increase of, q., 683, 795, 1282.

Unimproved Value of 1-and, Tax on, q., 1283 ..

Ventilation of the Chamber, q., 1113. Wages Board for the Medical Profes-sion, q., 148. •

Western Suburbs Dispensary, q., 213. · Willoughby and Macquarie Elections,

q., 1114. Willoughby Election, q., 970, 1115, 1277.

0ARJ\IICHAEL,' The Hon. A. C., Leichhardt : · Address in Reply, m., 178.

Continuation Schools, q., 688. Criticism of Education Department,

&'Upply, 772. Electoral Law Reform, address, 178.

. Fever in the Rockdale School, q., 369. Goods Railway Line to Darling Island,

• m., 1202. Industrial Disputes, add1·ess, 178.

, Library Accommodation, q., 234. Provision of High Schools, q., 370. Public: Schools:

Auburn, q., 369. Mosman, q.,. 233. ·

Pu.blic Works Proposals, m., 1201. School Material, q., 94. Shortage of School Teachers, q., 94. State Children!s Relief Department, q.,

231. Subsidised Schools, q., 215. Supply, m., 772.:

· · Svdney Harbour Trust (Wharfage- and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1178; Com., 1187. .

Technical. School, Marrickville, q., 95. Western Suburbs High School, q., 148.

CARRUTHERs, Sir .. JosEPH;' K:C:N.f.G:', LL.D:.:

Income-tax Management• (Amendm-ent) Bill..t 2B.., 1"208; Com., 1217, 1218, .. 1220, 122:<~;, 1227.} 1231. . . ..

Stamp Dut1es (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1104 .

. Sydney Harbour Trust· (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R-., 1251:;· Com., 1261, 1266. .

CHAFPEY, Mr. F .. A., Tamworth: Address in Reply, m., 128: Closer Settlement, address, 130: Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 826; Com., 842. Coal for Australian Navy, q., 1113: Decentralisation, address, 130. Government Savings Bank Act, Amend-ment of, q., 409.

Industrial Disputes, add-res&, 130. Rural Workers, q., 1116 . Settlement Fa:rms, Postponed ifnstalments on, q., 410.

Taxation Proposals·. addres&; 128.

CocKs, Mr. A .. A. C., St. Leonards: Budget, The~,... m., 403.

. Damage to .tl.oads caused by Traction Engine, q., 229.

Income-tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1150.

Revenue and Exuenditure, bqtdget, 403. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill; 2n.., 586.

Sinking Fund, budget, 405. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 898; Com., 910.

State and Industrial Undertakinge, b'lt.dget, 406.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) BilL int., 1132 ..

Vehicular Transit, Sydney to North Sydney, q., 229.

COHEN; Mr. J. J., Petersham: Address in Reply, m., 71. Appointment of l\Ir. l\fcNeill to Water and Sewerage Board, q., 414; b:udget, 455.

Auditor-General, suppl!!J, 1036. Budget, The, m.. 452. Chairman of Committees, p.o., 218 .. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 296. Closer Settlement (Amendment) ·Bill

(No. 2), 2R., p.o., 816; Com., 835. Continuation Schools. q., 688. Daceyville, address, 77. Daceyville- Extension Bill, int., 362. Election .. Petitions, p.o .. 407 .. Election Petition, Weaver 11er.N~ Thrower, p.o., 1160.

ForeshOJ;es. Resumptions, q., 793. Hospital Management, supply, 1006. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill, m., 521; (p.o., 522, 646, 657); m., 692~

Incom:e-ta.:r (Further Amendnwnt). Bill (No. 2), 2R.; p.o., 804, ·812.

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CODEN, Mr. J. J. (continued): Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 3), 2R.>.r977. Income-tax lv.tanagement (Amendment)

Bill, Com., 1155. Increase of MinisteriaJ Sala(ries, a~dress, 76.

Industrial Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill, int., 854.

Industrial Arbitration Act, m. (p.o., 865).

Ironworks at Newcastle, address, 72. Law Revision and Consolidation of Statutes1 s~tpply, 635.

Loan Estimates m., 1188. Minister for Labour and Industry,

PortfoHo of, q., 49, 141, 144, 321, 367, 408.

Ministers' Salaries Act, 1907, q., 277. Monier Pipe Works, q., 48, 94, 368; &ttpply, 74. .

Parliamentary Allowance to Members, q., 641.

Parliamentary Committees Election Enabling Biii, 2R., 311; Com., 312; 3R., 323.

Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act. Section 69, q., 50.

Pelaw Main Colliery, q., 213. Petersham to Parramatta-road Tram:

way, q., 99, 148. Press Commissioner to Government. q:, 280, 316, 317, 367, 412; b~tdget, 454; supply 622. .

Public Works Proposals, m. 1202. Railway Commissioners, q., 642. Revenue and Expenditi.1re, budget, 452. Stamp Duties (Amendment) BilJ (No. 2), 2R., 877; Com., 909; 3R., 983.

State Bakery, q., 140, 211. 212, 321, 1275; &ttpply, 74; budget, 455; supply, 622.

State Debt and Sinkinp; Fund (Amendment) Bill, int., 478.

Supply, m., 621, 635, 1036. Suspension of Standing Orders: Urgency, m., 1121.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfap;e and Harbour Rates) Bill. init., 1133; 2R., 1171; Com., 1186, 1187.

Taxation Proposals, budget. 454. Trade Unionism, address, 78. Tramway Fares, Increase of, q., 600, 642, 683.

Uhr's Point Joinery Works, q., 798. Under Secretary for Labour, addre&s, 77.

Willoughby Election, address, 71.

CoLQUHOUN, Mr. P. B., .Mosman: Ashton Park Zoo, q., 687, 969. Law Consolidation and Revision of Statutes, supply, 635.

Mosman Public School, q., 233.

CRANE, Mr. J. T., Gwydir: Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 8a., 698 ..

CRAWFORD, Mr. T. S., llfan·ickville: Accident on Railway, Penrith to Syd-ney, q., 98, 212.

Budget, The, m., · 356. Dental Amendment Bill, q. 234. Dentistry, Practice of, budget, 359. Election Petition: Weaver versu& Thrower p.o., 1162.

Electoral Reform, budget, 356. Fair Rents Bill, q., 281; burget, 357. Government Savings Bank Regulations, q., 143. .

Housing Problem, budget, 357. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., p.o. 812. Increased Tramway Fares, q., 145, 319,

413; b~tdget1 359. Industrial Disputes, budget, 356. Penalties imposed on Railway Traflio

Staff, q., 147, 229. · Railway Duplication, budget, 358. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R.,

593. Slaters' Strike, q., 412. StamJl Duties '(Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 895.

Supply, m., 773. Tax on Amusements budget, 359. Technical School, Marrickville, q., 94. Technical School, Sydenham, supply,

773. Totalisator. buJget, 359. Tramway Fares, q., 282, 643. University Endowment, Sltpply, 773.

CREED, The Hon. J. M~, M.R.C.S., E.: Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and

Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1249.·

CusACK, Mr. J. ·J., A.lbm·y: Accommodation in the Chamber, q., 234. Address in Reply:, m. 204. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 828. Criticism of Mr. Speaker, q., 1278. Demand by Federal Government, q.,

282. Deputy-Leader of the Opposition, ad

d1·ess, 204; q., 97, 146, 214. Dissent from Mr. Speaker's Ruling, m.,

285. Electoral Irregularities, q., 232. Ex-Members of Legislative Assembly,

Appointment of, q., 967. Genersal Election, The, address, 204. Increased Allowances to Members, q., 598. •

Irrigation Scheme, Cumberoona, Murray River, q., 276.

Leader of the Opposition, q., 231. Mr. Nielsen's New Appointment, ad-

dr.ess, 205. Mr. Owen Gilbert, q., 539. Orange Hospital Dispute, q., 794. Provision of High Schools, q. 370.

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CusACK, Mr. J. J. (continued): •• Railways, Carriage of Produce on, q.,

1285. Railway Duplication, Marulan and Harden, q., 229.

Shires and Municipalities, Breach of Award, q., 413.

State Coal-mine, q., 366. Sunday Observance Act, q., 96. Super Land-tax, addTess, 206; q., 485. Trucks available, Railway Service, q., 276.

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DANGAR, The Hon. H. C. : Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, Com .. , 965, 1087, 1092.

DooLEY, Mr. j,, HaTtley: Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule One), cons. amdts., 1295.

DoYLE, The Hon. H. Martin, L.R.C.P., Lon., &c.:

Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 943.

DuNN, Mr. W. F., M·udgee: Address in Reply, m., 150. Capertee-P.vramul Proposed Railway, supply, 743.

Closer Settlement, addTess, 155. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill,

(No. 2); Com., 845. Decentralisation, address 158. Electoral Law Reform, add1·ess, 150. Exeter Railway Disaster, q., 413. Farming Implements, Manufacture of, q., 285.

Forest Reserves, s~tpply, 992. . General Election, Late, add1·ess, 155. Government Expenditure.< address, 158. Grants, Special, supply, 1:192. High School, Mudgee, q., 369. Hospital for Rylstone, supply, 1040. Industrial Disputes, address, 152.

-Local Government Reform, supply, 741. Main Roads Maintenance, supply, 742. Mining: Boring_ Operations q., 1289. Personation at Elections, address, 151. Police Albwance for Quarters, supply, 1041.

Police as Electoral Registrars, q., 1279. Political Unionism, address, 159. Prickly-pear, Eradication of, supply, 992.

Public Watering Places, su-pply, 741. Public•Works Act, Violation of, address, .

157. . . Railway Refreshment-room .Tariff, q.,

316. Savings Banks Amalgamation, add1·ess,

159.

DuNN, Mr. W. F. (continued): Schools Subsidised, q.i 215 .. Stock Btanding, supp y, 993. Stock-tax, S!tpply, 991.

. Sunday Observance Act, q., 1119. Superannuation Bill, q., 68(). Super-tax on Land, addTess, 154. Supply:

Colonial Secretary's Department, 1040.

Department of Agriculture, 991. Department of Public Works, 741.

Tounst-road, Kosciusko, supply, 742. Travelling Stock Reserves, supply, 991. '\Vire-netting, Applications for, q., 638.

DuRACK, Mr. E., Bath~t1·st: Railway Locomotives, Western Line q. 637. . . ' '

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EARP, The Ron. G. F.: Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, Com., 959.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and .rlarbour Hates) Bill, 2n., 1248.

EoDEN, Mr. i., Kahibah: Burwood Colhery, q., 213. Income-tax l!~urther Amendment Bill

(No. 3), 2R., 975. Miners' Safety-lamps, q., 970. Outfall Sewer, Merewether, supply, 702. Supply: ·

LOan Estimates, 1200. Works Department, 702.

TimLer, Fre1ghts Collected on, q., 277 'rramway, Hedhead to· Swansea, supp.ly '702. ,

EsTELL, The Hon. J., 'Wallsend: Coal-mines, Troubles in, q., 690. Female Servants' U:egistry Offices q., 601. ,

Frozen Meat Export Trade, q., 686. Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule) m., 855.

l~dustrial Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill, ~n.t., 851.

Industrial Awards: Breach of, Shires and Municipalities

q., 413. Industrial Disputes:

Ironworkers, q., 98, 145. Meat Trade, q., 49. 483. Newcastle-District, q., 368. Rural Workers, q., 48; obs., 146; q.,

283, 318. Slaters, q., 412. Whitburn Colliery; q., 79-L

Industrial Law Breaches of, q., 794. Industrial Officials, q., 686. Joinery Works, U.hr's Point, q., 798. Labour Bureau, Newcastle, q., 212. Rural Workers, q., 1116. Strike Victimisation, q., 543.

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F FALLICK, Mr. J., Singleton: .

Bridge: Glennies Creek, supply, 734. Daceyv!lle,. q., 127_6. . Daceyvllle Bxtemwn B1ll, 2R., 562. Day Labour v. Contract,_q.1 1117, 1276. Machine-made School Bmldmgs, supply,

734. Outfall Sewer, Western Suburbs, supply,

733. State Bricks:

Cost of, supply, 733. Private Orders, q., 1115, 1276.

Sul)ply: Department of Public Works, . 733. ·water and Sewerage Board's Office, q.,

1276. Water Supply: Coal-mining Districts,

S1tpply, 704.

FARLEIGH, The Ron. J. G.: Income-tax Management (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1221, 1229, 1233.

FARRAR, The Ron. E. H.: . Savings Banks Amalgamatwn Bill, 2R., 947.

FERN, Mr. C. S., Coba1': Aborigines Protection Board, supply,

1051. Accident: Great Cobar Mine, q., 481; suzJply, 1054.

Artesian Bores, .S1Lpply, 1029. Budget, The, m., 467. Educatwn, l!;xpenditure on, budget, 469. Estimates of Bxpenditure, budget, 468. Experimental !<'arms, supply, 1030. Forestry Department, supzJly, 1028. Geological Surveys, q., 1288. Hospital l\1anagement, supply, 1051. Increased Tram Fares, fJ., 1281. Industrial Disputes, b1tclget, 475. Interstate Band Competitors, q., 482. Lunacy Department, q., 369; supply,

1054. :Mines Department:

Administration, budget, 474. Officers, q., 482. Prospecbing Vote, budget, 473.

Police: Excursion Fares, supzJly, 1053. Promotions, supply, 1052. Retiring Age, q., 93. Superintendent Sherwood, q., 97; supply, 1052.

Public Works Policy, budget, 471. Questions, Answering of, q., 371. Railway Construction and Emigration,

lntdaet, 472. . · . . Smallpox Patients m Quarantme, q,, 98. State Children's Relief Departmen't, q.,

1278. . Stock T-ransportation, supply, 1029. Supply: ·

Uolonial Secretary's Department, 1051. Department·.of Agriculture, J028.

Taxation Proposals, budget, 410. ·warders and Matrons of Gaols, q:,· 536.

FINGLETON Mr. J., lliav·c1·ley: ' ·Appea.l rloard.: Railwa~s, su~ply, 1060 .. Auditmg and Inspectmg Staff : Railways, supply, 1061.

Eyesight Test: Railways, supply, 1060. Government Savings Bank: Applicants for Positions, q., 969.

Motor-cars: Tramway Officers, supply, 1061.

Police Court Officials, Retirement of, q., 410.

Supply: Railways, 1059. Tram: Ocean-street-Bondi Junction, q., 408.

Tram Fares, Collection of, Slt.pply, 1062. Tramway Administration, S1t.pply, 1059 .

FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L., Oranae: Address in Reply, m., 101. Arbitration Act: Administration, sup-

ply, 1073. Boorabil Estate, q., 541. Botanic Gardens, SttPZJly, 1030. Bradley, Senior Detective, Sl~pply, 1031. Budget, The, m., 384. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), Corn., 851. Closer Settlement by Resumption, q.., 534.

Closer Settlement: Instalment Payments, q., 93.

Coal Mines, Tro"t.1bles in, q., 690. Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amend

ment) Bill, 3R., 322. Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., 569. Day Labour and Contract Systems, adcl?·ess, 104.

Draftsman, Parliamentary, q., 684. Education: Denominational Claims,

SltZJply, 763. . . Exeter Railway Accident, q., 367. Fisheries Department, S1t]JZJl?J, 1031. General Election, Late. addnss, 101. Gilbert, Mr. Owen, q., 539. Homebush-Glebe Island Railway, q., 483, 791.

Home Rule, The Premier and, adj., 676. Hospital, Orange District, q., 409. Houses, Scarcity of, q., 319. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 502.

Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule), m., 863.

· Industrial Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill, int., 854.

Industrial Awards: Brf'aches of, q .. 210. .Enforcement of, q., 1073.

Industrial Disputes, address, 105; S1lppl1J, 1073.

Ind1istri'nl L1w, Brf'aches of, q., 794. Industrial Undertakings, State, budaet, ·387.

Land Boilers, Inspection of, q., 228. Land for Settlement, q., 95. 'Land. Stlpcr-tax on, bllll(let, 387. Legislativ.e Council, addres.~. 115. :Minister for Labour, fJ .. 284. :i.\1onier Pipe Works, address, 103.

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FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L. (continued) : Orange Public School, sttpply, 763. Parliamentary Allowance to Members,

q., 598. Pastures Protection Boards, q., 484. Phosphates, Deposits of, q., 540. Produce and Stock, 'l'ransport of,

. mpply, 1065. . Railway Construction, q., 365; budget,

386. Railway Duplication, supply, 1065. Railways: Late Chief Commissioner,

Sttpply, 1063. Riot at Coolamon, Alleged, q., 797. Road to Cadia, suppl11, 753. Rural \Vorker~, Assaults on, q., 48, 146, 283, 540.

Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, int., 477; 2R., 594; Com., 665-8; 3n., 695.

Sewerage Works, q., 16, · 409; supply, 754.

Smallpox Patients in Quarantine, q., 98.

Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, int., 527; dis., 692; (No. 2), Com., 912; 3R., 986.

State Bakery, a~?dress, 103; q., 365, 682. St. Patrick's Co'l1ege (Manly) Bill, int., 865.

Strikes, Newcastle District, q., 368. Supply:


Department of Agriculture, 1030. Education Department, 763. Executive and Legislative, 1031. Labour and Industry, 1073. Lands Department, 10'i2. Railway and Tramways, 1063. ·works Deoartment, 753.

Supply Bill.· Com .. 664. Taxation Proposals,· adclress, 103; bttd

oet, 385. Trains, Delayed Suburban, q., 49, 282, 411.

Tram Fares: Collection of, wpply, 1064. Increased, q., 370, 643, 795; supply,

1064. Trees. 1\iacquarie-street, Destruction of,

IJ.., 796. Trucks, Shortage of, Sttpply, 1065. 'Vater Supoly, Orange, q., 409. 'Vay~ and Means. m., 1079. Weekly Half-holiday, q., 233. " 7estern Land Board, supply, 1072. Working after Hours, q., 148.

FrAJWERS, The Hon. F.: Anpropriation Bill, 2n .. 1269. Clos3 of thfl Session, aclj., 127 4. · Clospr Settlement Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1239.

Crown Land.s and Irrigtttion (Amendment) Bill 2R., 531; Com., 534, 679.

Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., 776, 785. Income-tax (Amendment) Bill (No. 3), 2R., 1096.

FwwERS, The Hon. F. (continued) : Inc:ome-tax Management (Amendment)

Btll, 2R., 1203: Com. 1217 1219 1226 1229, 1231; recom., 1235. ' ' '

Loan Bill, ous., 1234; 2R., 1273. New. Standing Rule and Order, m., 530. Parhamentary Committees Election En-

abl_ing Bill, :ZR., 225; Com., ·225-228 . Savmgs Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., ,917, 953 · Com., 956-65, 1083-95. ~~al!len, imprison~~nt of, _q., 775. Stttmg DaJ:s, Addttwnal, m., 530. Stamp Duttes Amendment Bill (No 2) 2R., 1098. . '

State Debt and Sinking Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., '787.

Supply Bill (Suspension of Standing Orders), m., 531; 2R., 679, 680.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1241, 1259.

FosnE~Y, The Ron. E. W., C.M.G. : Savmgs Banks Amalgamation Bill 2R.,_, 930; Com,., 957, 1090. '

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GANN~N, The Ron. J. C., K.C.: Savmgs Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2"n·., _ 929.

1 GARDINER, Mr. A. R., Neu:castle: Budget, The, m., 458. Continuation Schools supply 769 774. High_ Schools, StLpply,' 770. ' ' Hospttal :Management, supply, 1044. Lttbour and Industry Department, bud-

get, 4.59. Lunacy Hospitai Attendants supply

1045. ' '. Me~ewf!ther Sewer Outlet, q., 689. Pol~ce Force Association, sttppty, 1044. Pohc_e Quarters, supply, 1044. Pu?lte Accounts, budget, 458. Ratlwa~ Management, budget, 458. State Labour Bureau: Newcastle q 212. ' ., .

Special <j}ommissioner: .Arbitration Act, . S1tP1Jly, 1075.

Supply: Colonial Secretary's Department 1044. ,,. Education Department, 768. Labour and Industry, 1075.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage ~nO:' • Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1133; 2R.,.

1183. Technical and Trade Schools, supply, 768 .. Travelling Scholarships, supply, 770.

GARLAND, 1'he Ron. J., K.C.: Crown Lands and Irrigation (.Amend.-. ment) Bill, Com., 533, 678.

Income-tax Management (Amendment). Bill, Com., 1217, 1222, 1225, 1233; 1·ecom., 1238. .

Loan Bill, obs., 1234. Parliamentary Committees Election En

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GARLAND, The Hon. J., K. C. (continued): Savi~gs Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 938; Com., 956, 960, 961, 962, 1080, 1081, 1091, 1093, 1095.

St. Patrick's College (Manly) Bill,' 2R., 789.

Stamp Duties Amendment Bill (No. 2), Com., 1107, l108 1110.

State Debt and Sinking Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 788.

Supply Bill, Corn., 680. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2E., 1243; Com., 1264.

·GonM.LY, The Hon. J.: Address in Reply. m., 7.

•GRIFFITH, The Han. ARTHUR, Annandale: Breakwaters, Northern Rivers, q., 413. Broken Back Bridge, q., 413. Employees: Uhr's Point Works, q., 684. Gilbert, Mr. Owen, q., 539. Loss of .the Cambewarra, q., 369. Merewether Sewer Outlet, q., 689. Monier Pipe Works, q., 368. Nambucca .and Bellinger River Bars, q.,

234. Petersham-Parramatta-road Tramway,

q., 148. Public Works Proposals, obs., 538. Railways:

Border, g., 540. Dorrigo-Guy Fawkes, .q., 538. Forbes-Stockinbingal, q., 690. Gulgong-Maryvale, q., 685. Homebush-Glebe Island, q., 483. Kendall-Taree Service, q., 484. North Coast, q., 688.

.Railway Trucks, q., 538. 'Resumed Property, Payment for, q., 688. ·Rozelle Joinery Works. q., 370. <Sewerage Works, q., 16. ·warragamba Water Conservation

Scheme, q., 539. -Water Supply: Murwillumb~th, q., 282.

, .. GRIMM, Mr. A. H., Ashburnham: Booro.bil Estate, a., 541. Land for Closer Settlement, q., 1115. Land Valuations. Increased, q., 798. Savin~ Banks .Amalgamation Bill, 3R., 700.

··_:I'ram Fares, Increased, q., 643.

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-BALL, The Hon. D. R., Enmore: Address in Reply, m., 165. Crown Law Department: Vacancies, q., 97, 283.

Employers of Labour : Evasion of the Law, q., 284.

Exeter Railway Disaster, q., 413. Financial Debate,- adj., 313.

HALL, -The Hon. D. R. (continued): Government by Newspaper, q., 540. Industrial Law Administration, address,

168. Malversation of Union Funds, q., 414. Metr:opolitan Licensi~tg Court, q., 100. Parhamentary Commrttees Election En-abling ·Bill, 2R. 311; Com. 312.

Public Service Board, suppiy, 634. Residences: Police Magistrates, supply, ~5. -

Rur.al Workers, Assaults on, q., 283. State Bakery, address, 165; q., 321, 542, supply, 632.

Stormwaters: King Electorate q., 413. Strike Prosecutions, q., 96. · Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 631.

Working after Hours, q., 148.

HENLEY, Mr. T., Burwopd: Abattoirs and Cattle Saleyards, q., 1115. Arbitration Act, Administration of, supply, 1077.

Architect's Department, Government, supply, '716.

Balmain Tram Service, q., 1278. Daceyville Extension Bill, 3R., 605. Government House Case : Barristers'

Fees, q., 141. Home Rule, The Premier and, adj., 675. Hospital Management, suppl.y, 1050. 1 Industrial Inspectors, supply, 1078. Labour Newspaper Levies, q., 145. Monier Pipe Works, supply, 717. Police Pay, supply, 1050. Public Instruction, Minister of, q., 1277. Public School, Drummoyne, supply, 717. Questions Disallowed, q., 322. Savings Bank Deposits, q., 970 . Sewerage Pipes Royal Commission supply, 719.

Shires, Amalgamation of, supply, 716. Supply:


Labour and Industry, 1077. ·works DenartmAnt, 716.

Svdney Hnrbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1137; 2R., 1177.

Tramways. Commissioner for. q., 95. Tramway Employees, q., 1286. Tramways. Leasing of, q., 317. Trees in Macquarie-street, Destruction of, q., 796.

HEPHER, The Hon. J.: Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., 78U.

HEYDON, Tho Hon. L. F.: Snvings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 929.

HICKEY, Mr. S., Ale-xandria: MAmbers, Increased Allowance to, q., 598.

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HOLLIS, Mr. R., 1\"ewtoUm.: Brisbane Mail '!'rain, q., 233, 315, 319. Houses, Scarcity of, q., 319. Locomotives, Equipment of, q., 139.

· Secon~ Ballot, q., 147.

HOL::I!AN, The Hon. ,V. A., Cootamtt1!d1'a: Address in Reply, m., 36. Agent-General, The, q., 213. Allowance, Parliamentary, q., 641. Brown, Thomas, Case of, q., 212. Budget, The, m., 235-262, 442-452.

·Business, Order of, obs., 149, 150; q., 317.

·Business Undertakings, bttdget, 239, 444.

Carmichael's, Mr., Commission, q., 484. Commonwealth Bank, q., 601. Crisis in Ireland" q., 484. Decentralisation, q., 540, 601. Extra Sitting Days, m .. 543, 544. Fair Rents Bill, q., 281. Federal Affairs: •

Land Transfer, q., 98. Quarantine Expenses, q., 282. Quarantine Station, q., 367.

Financial Proposals, bttdget, 254. Fish Supply, q., 367. Government Savings Bank, q., 101. High Commissioner to United States, q., 643.

Home Rule, The Premier and, IJ.., 641. Houses, Scarcity of, q., 319. · Income-tax Bill, q., 642. Industrial Court Judgments, q .• 16. Industrial Disputes, address, 40. Labour and Industry, Minister for, q.,

49. Labour Newspaper Levies, q., 145. Land Sales, Taxation of, q., 231, 538. Leasing of Tramways, q., 317. Leave of Absence. ·nL, 148. Legislative Council: Abolition, q .. 366. Licensed Victuallers: Justices of the

Peace, q., 539. Loan Account, budget; 258: q., 366. Meat: City Supply. q., 281. Meat Strike. q., 483. Meat Trade Dispute, q., 15; add1·ess, 40. McGowen, Mr., Salary of, q., 367. . McNeill, Mr., Appointment of, q., 414. Minister for Labour, Salary of, q., 144,

284, 321. Ministry, Reconstruction of, obs., 14. Monier Pipe Works, q., 48, 94, 99. Negligent Husbands and Fathers, q.,

485. Newcastle Steel and Iron Works, adcl7·ess, 38.

Northern Breakwater at Clarence Head• q., 322.

Ooerations of Financial Year, budget, 236.

Opposition Leader, q., 231. Panama Exhibition, q., 213. Payments: Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds, b1tdget, 447.

Personation at Elections, address, 36.

HOLMAN, The Hon. W. A. (continued):. Port Kembla Hesumptions, q., llu. Premier, The, q., 367. Press Commissioner, Government, q., 281, 317, 367, 412.

Private Members' Business, q., 16. Pu,blic Works Committee, obs . .l 17. Questions, Answering of, q., 3il. Railway Administration:

Border Railways, q., 322. Chief Commissioner, q., 95, 817. C'ity and Suburban Railway, q., 99. Commissioners, Appointment of, q., 539, 643.

Construction 'Yorks, budget, 451. Delayed Suburban Trains, q., 49. Duplication Works, budget, 258. Exeter Accident, q., 367. Forbes-Stockinbingal line, q., 100. Interest Cost on Unfinished Lines,

b1tdget, 450. Shortage of Rolling-stock, · q., 96.

Railway 1\nd Tramway Receipts, ob1., 371.

Resumed Properties, Claims for, q., 100. Revenue and Expenditure, budget, 237, 443.

TI.oman Catholic Schools: Free Railway Passes, q., 642.

Rural Workers Strike, q., 146. Settlers, Concessions to,. q., 320. State Industries, q., 16; address, 38. Sunday Entertainments, q., 99. Superannuation Bill, q., 234, 320, 366: Taxation Bills, q., 643. Totalisator. The, q., 413. Tramway Administration:

Chief Commissioner, q., 95. Increased Fares, q ., 144; budget, 252, 449; q., 283, 319, 413. 600, 642.

Petersham to Pararmatta-road, q., 99. '1'1·ust Funds, budget, 450. Unionists, Preference to. q., 232 .. Yass Water Supply, q., 99. Weekly Half-holiday, q., 233.

HosKINS, Mr. T. J., Dul1t:ich Hill: Address in Renly, m., 131. Blue-metal Quarries. s1tppl11. 740. Closer Settlement, add1·ess, 133. Cook's River Improvement, supply, 739 . Daceyville Extension Bilf, 2R., 579. J<.ilectoral Reform. address, 135. Fees at Technical College. q .. 791. High School, Western Suburbs, q., 148. Home of Peace, Marrickville. q,. 1117. Hospital Management. sttpply, 1047. Industrial Concerns, State, supply. 739. Industrial Disputes, add1·ess, 134. Industrial Law:

Breaches of, rt., 794. Inspectors, svpply, 1076.

Malversation of Union Funds, q., 414. Monier Pioe Works, address. 132. Personal Explam,tion, nclj., 597. 970. Police, Additional. q., 408; S1bpply, 1041. Railway Sleeoing Cars, q., 1120. ··-.., Railways: Late Chief Commiseioner,

supply, 1058.

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HosKIN&, Mr. T. J. (continued) : State Bakery, address, 132; q., 320, 365,

369, 1117; supply, 1077. , State Bakery and Darlinghurst Gaol1 q.,

1287. Supply:


Labour and Industry, 1076. Railways, 1058. Works Department, 739.

• Taxation Proposals, address, 132. Tram Fares, address, 134, Yanco Settlers, address, 134.

HoYLE, Th\) Hon. H. C., Surry HiUs: .AccidPnt: Railway, Penrith to Sydney,

q., 98. · Allowance to Members of Parliament,

q., 1284. Bravery of Engine-driver, q .. 212.

'Brisbane Mail Train, q., 101, 233, 319, 644.

Delays in Train Services, .q., . 282, 41\ 485.

Glebe and Balmain Tram Service, .q., 1278. .

Income-tax Exemption, q., 539. Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill, int., <186; peTs. expl., 601 ; .. 2R., 645; (No.2), 2u .. 799.

.Ocean-street ·Tram Service, q., 1277. Oil Traction Trains, q., 1282. Produce, Carriage of, q., 1286. Railway Commission, q., 281. R-ailways:

Duplications and Deviations, q., 1286. Engines nnrl Signalling, q., 1117. :Rxeter Accident, q., 685. R.vesight Test, q., 1287. Glebe Island, q., 690. Illawarra Service, q., 684. Mudgee-Gulgong, q., 1281. North Coast, q., 1120. PaintP.r~' .A ward, q., 1279. Regulations, q., 281. · Sleeping Cars, q., 1120. Traffic St~ff .. q., 147. Western Service, q., 486.

Stamp Duties .Amendmr-mt Bill, int., . ')25; (No. 2.) 2a., 867, 905; Com., 912,

. 913. ·stock Travellin12; on R~_ilw~.vs, q., 2:12. Sunday Observance Act, Breach of, q.,

. 146 ' Smiclay Trams, q., 687.

Supply: Treasury, 1055, 1072. Sydney Harbour Trnst (Wharfage :tnd Hnrbonr Rates) Bill, int., 1125; 2R., .1163; Com., 1187.

Tram Fnr0s, Increased, q., 370, 643, 669, 1281, 1288.

."Trains, Overcrowding, q., 9~. 1287. Tramway Condn.ctors, q .. 1280. Tramway Officials, (1., 686. Undermanning of Vessels, q., 1281.

HUGHES, The Hon·; T.: Income-ta.." Management (Amendment)

Bill, Com., 1221, 1224. Savings Banks .Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 949; Com., 963, 965, 1088.

Stamp Duties .Amendment Bill (No. 2),. Com., 1107, 1108.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, Com., 1265.

HUNT, 'Mr. J. C., Camden: Belmore Railway Extension, supply, 736:

Local Government Reform, supplv, 737. Public School Teachers, q., 1112. Supply: Works Dep!:trtment, 736. Warragamba Water Supply Scheme,

supply, 737 .

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JA~IES, l\:Ir, A. G. F., Goulb1t·rn: Address in Reply; m., 51. . Election Petition-Weaver versus Thrower, p.o., 1161.

Finances, address, 58. Income-tax 1!~urther .Amendment Bill,,

p.o., 814; 2R., 976. Income-tax Management Amendment Bill, 2R., 1147.

Industrial Legislation, address, 51. Industrial Dislocation, address, 51. Lunacy Department, suppl?J, 1040. Parliamentary Staff, supply, 1031. Police, Extra Duties of, q., 537. Pul;lic Instruction Department, S!bpplv, 766.

Public \Yorks, addTe.~s, 58. Railway Train Delays, q., 411. Resumed Properties, 'Payment ·for, q.,

1285. Savings B!Ulks Amalgamation, 59. Savings Banks .Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 589.

Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, No. 2, 2R., 886; 3R., 982.

State Children's Relief Department, q., 231.

Stipendiar:v Magistrates, q., 1113. Strikes: Butchers'. q_ ., 15; ndd?·ess; )53. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1130 .

Tax on L:rnd Sales, q., 538 .

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Bill, Com .. 122.'5. Savings B'an:ks Amalgamation Bill, Com., 1086.

!CEARSJ,EY, n:lll:: W.. ··cessnock : Cessnock and Neath Holdings, q., 542. Coal-milUlll, Deputies in. q., 641, 969. Coal-min'SB, Labour Troubles in, q., 690.

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KEARSLEY, Mr.· \V. (continued) : · Coal-testing, q., 1275, 1280.

Colliery Inspection, q., 639. Colliery Outputs, q., 539, 638. Daceyville Extension Bill, 3R., 618. Foodstuffs, Handling of, q., 281, 282,.

367. Fruit Cases, q., 536. Industrial .Arbitration Declaratory Bill,

q., 1282. Land Speculators, Broken Bay, q., 795. Negligent Husbands and Fathers, q.,

485 . Pelaw Main Colliery, q., 213, 284, 368. ·Prisons, s~1pply, 625. Railway Collisions, Prevention of, q.

316. Railway Regulations, q., 281. Regist~ar-General, s~~pply, 625. Rural Workers, q., 1116. 'fram Fares, q., 1288.

KEEGAN, Mr. T. Glebe: Budget. m., 381. Glebe Tram Service, q., 1278. Industrial .Arbitration .Act, Schedule

One, Com., 864; cons. amdts 1291. Legislative Council, s~tpply, 3S3.

· Police Superintendent; Sherwood, .mpply, 1040.

Railway Administration, supply, 383, 1071. .

Sn,vings Banks Amalgamation, supply, 383.

Taxi-cabs, Special Stand for, q., 1287. Tram Fare Increase, q., 682. Tramway }!~ares, su1JPl11. 381, 10il, 1281. Tramway Officials, q., 686.

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· Taxation, aclcl?·css, 18 .

LARKIN, Mr. E. R., Willoughby: Address in H.eply, 1111., 68. Day Labour. snppl11. 757. Fair H.ents Bill. adcl?'ess, 69. Financial Position, address, 68. Forged Tickets. q .. 321. Girls' Public School, supply. 757. Gqvernment Contracts and ·Unionism,

SliPPl?J, 1041. Hospital ~ccommodation, supply, 1041. Income-tax, ac?d-ress, 68.

LARKill, Mr. "E. R. jcontinued): Industrial ATbitration Act, Schedule One, Com., 865: cons. arndts., 1294.

Land Taxation, adclnss, 68. Legislative Council, Abolition of, ad

d1·ess, 69. Legislative Council Appointments to, q.,

1284. Lunacy Department, supply, 1042. N ationalisation of Services and Sup

plies, adclreRs, 69. Police Appeal Board, add1·ess, 69; sup-

1Jl1J, 1042. Police Association, s~tpply, 1042. Public Works Deoartm~t, s~tpply, 756. Savings Banks Amalgamation, address, 68.

State H.egistry Office, q., 1276, 1280. Sunday Observance Act .. q., 1119. Tram Fares, q., 370, 1281. Trees in Macquarie-street, q., 796: 'Villoughby Election, add1·ess, 70; q., 147, 970, 1114.

J.1ATHrER, Mr. W. F., Woollah1·a: · Sydney Observatory, q., 279, 366.

LEE. The Ron. C. A., Tente1·-jield: Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, 2R., 876.

LEvY, Mr. D .. Da·rlinah~t1·st: Address in Reply. m., 185. .Appointments, New Official, address,

192. Comptroller"General of Prisons, q., 1277. Elections and Qualifications Committee, addnss, 188.

General Elections, Conduct of the, adcl?·ess, 186.

High School at Darlinghurst, q., 315, 1288.

Income-tax, adcl1·ess, 194. • Income-tax Further Amendment Bill, ?n., 500.

Industrial Arbitration Act, ScheduLe One, cons. arndts., 1291.

Industrial Troubles, acld1·ess, 185. Library Accommodation, q., 235. Meat Strike, Cf •• 482. · Metropolitan Licensing Court, q., 100' .. Mr. Carmichael's Commission, q., 484. Ocean-street 'fram Service, q., 1277. Stamp Duties, adcl1·ess. 195. Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, 2R., 889; Com., 906.

State Bakery and Darlinghurst Gaol, q .• 1287.

State Industries, q., 16; add1·ess, 195. Strike Victimisation, q,, 542. Strikes, atlcl1·ess, 190. '. Taxation, aclclnss, 192.

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McDoNALD, Mr. G. H.. W., Birtga1·a: Address in H.eply, m. 124. · Agricultural Departmept, snpp11J, 1013. Aopointments to Publ~c Service, sttp-ply, 630. .

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McDoNALD, Mr. G. R. '"· (continued): Boorabil Estate, q., 541. Bridges on Country Roads, supply, 715. Chairman of Committees, m., 217. Closer Settlement Amendment Bill, 'Com., 837.

Crown Lands and Irrigation Amendment Bill, 2R., 302.

Crown Law Department: Vacancies, q., 97, 283.

Dogs and Dingoes, S1tpply, 1014. Electoral Matters, addTess, 125. Forestry, SU1Jply, 1016. Industrial Laws, Breaches of, address,

125. Lands Administration, acldTess, 127. Local Government, supply, 714. McNair Family, Sttpply, 637. Pastures Protection Boards, supply, 1013. .

Prickly-pear, supply, 1015. Privy Council AJipeal, q., 543. Public Parks, ]~easing of, q., 599. Public "\Vorks Department, stt.pply, 712. Resumed Properties, Claims for, q.,

100, 689. Second Ballot, addTess, 129. Shire Staffs and Plant, sttpply..<. 715. Stamp Duties Amendment · J:lill, 2n., 902; Com., 909.

Super-tax, adclTess1 126. . Supply of Matenals, &c., to Public

Works Department, sttpply, 713. · Tramway Conductors, q., 1280. Wardens, Mining, q., 599.

McFARLANE, Mr. J., Cla1·ence: Address in Reply, m., 82. Agricultural Department, Sttpply, 987. Agricultural Society Grants, supply,

'' 989. • Budget, m., 414. Clarence Head Breakwater, q., 322; sup-

ply, 750. Clarence River, Bridge across, q., 228. Clarence River, Dredge for, q., 139. Clarence River, Works at, b1tdget, 418. Closer Settlement Amendment Bill, int.,

670; 2R., 818; Com., 834, 841. Closer Settlement Acts Consolidation,

Q., 1282. Closer Settlement Promotion Act, addTess, 83; q., 1118.

Coff's Harbour Works. bttdget, 419. Colonial Secretary's Department, sup-

'[.ly, 1032. ' Crown Lands and Irrigation Amendment Bill, 2R., 306.

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, ad-iM·ess, 85. '

Fimmcial Administration, budget, 415. Financial Position, addTess, 82. Fisheries, supply, 1032. Forestry, supply, 987. Improvement Leases,· q ., 228. Income-tax . Further Amendment Bill,

Com., 980. · Industrial Disputes, address,. 82. Land Settlement, budget, 420 ..

McFAULANE, Mr. J, (continued): Maintenance of Roads, q., 138; budget, 421; supply, 74!:J.

Northern Rivers Breakwaters, q., 413. Nymboida Water Scheme, q., 139. Pastures Protection Boards, supply,

990. Public School, Copmanhurst, q.4 1275. Public School, Pulganbar, q., 12'15. Public Works Department, supply, 749. Public "\Vorks, address, 86; bttdyet, 417 ;

q., 1111. Railway Bridge at Grafton, sttpply, 750. Residence Conditions q., 319. Savings Ba.nks Amalgamation, cuit:lTess, 85.

Stock Inspectors, supply, 990. Super-tax on La.nd, adclnss, 84. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and .tiarbour Rates) Bill, int., 1136; 2R., 1176; Com., 1186.

Taxation, budget, 415. Teachers' Certificates, q., 966. Teachers' Leave, q., 967. Upper Clarence River, q., 139. Water Hyacinth •. q., 790.

McGARRY, Mr. P., jJ[un·umb·id(Jee: Agricultural Department, Sttpply, 999. Ardlethan Water Supply, Stt.pply, 755. Bridge at Carrathool, Sltpply, 755. Bridge at Ganmain, supply, 755. · Classified Land, Hillston District, q., 1289.

Crown Lands and Irrigation Amendment Bill, int., 224.

:Forestry, supply 1000. Murrumbidgee lrrigation 8\)t.tlement. Slbpply, 999.

Public Schools, Sttpply, 755. Public Works D~partment,,. supply, ,754. Railway : 'fhe Cliffs to Hillston, Sl,tP-

ply, 754. . Reserves, Unnecessary, q., 485. Robert Roberts, st~pply, 635. State Business Undertakings, sttpply, 754. '

Sydney Corporation Am€\ndment Act, 1908, q., 481.

Water Conservation, supply, 754.

McGIRR, Mr. J. J. G., rass: Address in Reply, m., 80. Boorabil Estate, q .. 541. Burrinjuck, Press Visit· to, q., 95. Catholic Federation and the Labour Party, acldTess, 81.

Consolidated Land Act, q., 969. Coolamon Labour Trouble, q., 483, 797. Crisis in Ireland, q .. 484. Exeter Railway Accident, q., 685. Hours of Sitting. adcl?"ess, 81. Legislative Council, Appointments to,

q., 1284. Panama Exhibition, rr., 686. Pastures Protection Boards, q .. 484. Phosphates, Denosits of, q., 541. · Police Promotion of, q., 144. Political Etiquette, q., 147.

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McGIRR, Mr. J. J. G. (continued): Randwick Racecourse, q., 1287. Rural Workers Strike at Coolamon, q., 318, 111&.

Rushcutters Bay Stadium, q., 320. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, .Co1n,., 668.

State Children's Relief Department, q., 231, 1278.

Tram Fares, q., 1282. Travelling Stock, q., 232. Willoughby Election, q., 1115. Ya:ss Water Supply, q., 99, 145.

McGowEN, Mr. J. S. T., Redfern: Chairman of Committees, m.; p.o., 218. Closer Settlement Amendment Bill,

Com., 844. Industrial Arbitration 'Act, Schedule One, Com., 860. ·

MEEKS, The Hon., A. W.: Income-tax Management Amendment

Bill, Com., 1221; 2R., 1236. Loan Bill, 1R., 1234. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R.,

945; Com., 1081. Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, No. 2, Com., 1107.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1245; Com., 1260.

MERCER, Mr. J. B., Rozelle: Scarcity of Houses, 318, 366.

MILLARD, Mr. W., Bega: Agricultural Department, supply, 1026. Agricultural Societies, supply, 1028. Braemar and Bettini, supply, 1045. Closer Settlement Amendment Bill, int., 672; 2R., 827; Com ... 834, 846.

Forestry, supply_, 1026. Government Savings Bank. Amendment

Act, q., 1118. Income-tax Further Amendment Bill, Com., 980.

Legislative Assembly, s~Lpply, 1031. Oyster Reserve at Moruya, supply, 1045. Rabbit Pest, s~LPPlu. 1026. State Children's Relief Department, q.,

1279. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfa~~:e and Ha.rbour Rates) Bill, int., 1139; 2R., 1183; Com"J 1187.

·MINAHAN, Mr. P. J., Belmore: Industrial Arbitration Act, 8-chedule One, Com.. 865.

Licensed Victuallers and Justices of the Peace, q., 539.

MoRRISH, Mr. J. J .. King: Botanic Gardens, Opening· at Night, q.,

600. Domain, Lighting of, q., 414. Female Servants Registry Office, q., 601.

Hotel Kosciusko: Conditions of Em-ployment, q., 141. ·

Industrial Jurisdictions Overlapping, q .. 687.

Railway Trains Delayed, q., 411.

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MORRISH, Mr. ,J. J. (continued) : Sunday Entertainments, q., 99. Storm Water: King Electorate, q., 412. Uhr's Point Works, q., 684. Waterside ·workers, Accommodation for,

• q., 640, 791. MoRTON, Mr. HARRY D., Hastings and

Macleay: Brown, Thomas E., q., 600. Equity Jurisdiction, Sup11eme 'O:>urt, q., 1275.

Grants to Parks and Reserves, q., 543. Hospital at Berry. q. 969. Kendall-Taree Tra.in Service, q., 484. Miners Accident Relief Act, adj., 529. N am bucca Heads, adj., 1301. North Coast Railway, q., 688. Sunday Observance Act, q., 1119.

MoRTON, Mr. MARK F., Allowrie: Berry Hospital Trust, q., 638. Cambeu;a1-ra, Loss of the, q., 369. Closer Settlement Amendment Bill, 2R., 830 ;·Com., 845.

Country Police Force, q., 1288. Drainage Bill, q., 542. Federal Territory at Jervis Bay, q., 98.

Industrial Arbitration Act, Schedule One, cons. amclts, 1293.

lllawarra Train Service, q., 684. Income-tax Further Amendment Bill, 2R.,,979. .

Kiama Metal Quarnes. supply, 744. Police Reports, q., 321. Port Kembla :

Resumptions at, q., 96. Public Works for, q., 479.

Public School at Port Kembla, q., 210. Public Works Department, supply, 743. Quarry at North Kiama q., 407. Railway Commissioners, q., 317. Roads Vote, q., 478. Road Works. supply. 744. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2a., 592.

Scarcity of Houses, q., 319. State Children's Relief Department, q., 1278.

State Industrial Undertakings, supply, 745.

Unanderra, Resumption at, q., 229. Water and Drainage, s~Lpply, 744.

MoxHA~r, Mr. T. R., Pan·amatta: Broken Back Bridge, q .. 413. Flowers, Hon. F .. M.L.C., Fees Paid to,

q., 640. Government House Case, q., 280. Government Motor-cars, q., 681. Parramatta Sewerage Works, q., 1118. ·Public Works Department, supply, 728. Sewerage Scheme, Parramatta, q., 409;

supply, 729. Shire Administration, suppl11. 729. Shire Endowment, S?Lpply, 729. State Bakerv. q., 210, 535. Tramwav: Dural and Kellyville, 3Up-

ply, 729. -Travelling Stock, q., 232 .

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N NASH, The Hon. Dr. J. B.:

.Appropriation .Bill, 2R., 1270. .

.Arbitration Act : .Administrat10n, ad-dTess, 10.

Daceyville Extension Bill, 2It., 783. Increasing Revenue,. acldTess, 9. Loan Bill, Com., 12t3. . . Savings Banks AmalgamatiOn B1ll, 2R.,

. 950. State Debt and Sinking Fund (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 788. Supply Bill, m., 530.

NESBITT, Mr. G., Lismore: .Address in Reply, 174-178. .Allowance to Members of Pariiament, q., 1284. .

Arbitration .Act: Administration, ad-dTess, 175.

.Assisted Immigrants, q ., 314. Chemists' Assistants, q., 1280. Decentralisation, acldTess, 177. Financial Administration, acldTess, 176. Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill,

(No. 3), 2R .. 977. Income-tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R .. 1154.

Lismore Hospital, S1tpply, 1055. State Bakery, addTess, 174. Supnly: Colonial Secretary. 1055. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1174.

Workmen's Dwellings, address, 177.

NICHOLSON, Lt.-Colonel C: E., llfaitland: Experiment Farm, Maitland, q., 280. Flood Prevention, Hunter River District, q., 139.

Sewerage, \Vest Maitland, q., 280. Tramway, East and West Maitland, q.,

683.

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ONsLow, Colonel J. W. l\1., Bondi: Agent-General's Office, q., 408. Arbitration Act, q., 50, 51. Assaults on Rural ViTorkers, q., 283. Barrack-street Savings Bank, q., 598. Free Passes: Railway and 'l'ramways, q.,

1286. . Government Savmgs Bank, q.,. 100. ·Government 'l'imber Yard; q., 279. Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill, m., 510.

Increased Tramway Fares, supply, 1069; . q., 1282. Industrial Arbitr-ation Act (Amendment of Schedule), cons. amclts., 1296.

Police Force, q., 1280. Premier and Home Rule, q., 641; adj.,

672. Properties Resumed at Vaucluse and Rose Bay, q., 141, 598.

Railway .Administration, supply. 1070. Railway P-ainters' .Award, q., 1279:

ONSLOW, Colonel J. W. M. (continued): · Railway Trains: Late running, q., 485. Railway Trucks, q., 538. Randw1ek Racecourse, q., 1287 . Resumed Properties: Payments, q., 1285.

Savings Banks .Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 590. '

Sessional Orders: Private Members Business, m., 216.

Sewerage Works, q., 16, 139 . Sewer Ventilation Shaft, North Bondi, q., 535.

Supply: Railways, 1069. Supply Bill, Com., 665.

OsnonNE, Mr. J.P., Paclclington: Actual cost of Government, budget, 396 . .Additional Taxation Inevitable, budget,

393. Budget, . 391-400. . . City and Suburban Railway, q., 99. Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R:.< 554. Increased Tram Fares, q., 68::.:. Increasing Expenditure, Governmental Division, b1tdget, 392.

Land-tax as Revenue, budget, 395. Loan Flotation, budget, 397. 1\Iacquarie Election, q., 1114. Railway and Tramway Management, q.,

1117. Rural \Yorkers, q., 1116. State Children's Relief Department, q.,

1278. Sunday Trams, q., 687. Totalisator: Question of I,egality, q.,

413. Willoughby Election, q., 1114.

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PAGE, Mr. F. J., Botany: Budget, 439-442. Coast Hospital, supply, 1035. Daceyville, b1tdget, 440. Daceyvillc .Extension Bill, 2n., 577. Increased Tram Fares, q., 370; budget,

440. Long Bay Ontfall Sewer, supply, 738. Police Association, .mppl11, 1035. Railway Policy, budget, 439. Sewer through Mascot, supply, 738. Shea's Creek: Extension, Sltppl?J, 737. State Brick Works, supply, 738. t:lupply:

Colonial Secretary, 1034. Public "Works, 737 .

PERRY, The Hon. J., Byron: Alleged Riot at Coola:mon_, q., 798 .. Appointments to Legislative Council, q., 1284.

Chairman of Committees, p.o., 218, Classificntion of Land, supply, 1009.

.. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), Com., 851.

Concessions to· Settlers, q., 320.

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PERRY, The Ron. J. (continued) : Conservation of Forest, st~pply, 1011. Courts of Petty Sessions, snpply, 624. Crown Lands and Irrigation (.Amend-

ment) Bill, 2R., 301; Com., 310. Crown Lanas, Tweed Shire, q., 315. Expenditure on Developmental Works, supply, 1197.

Fire Brigades .Act: Repeal, q., 93. Government Dredge Service, supply,

711. Government Motor Cars, supply, 712. Immigration and .Advertising the State,

supply, 636. Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill

(No. 2)", p.o., 799. Income-tax (Further .Amendment) Bill

(No. 3), Com., 980. Increased Tram l!'ares, q., 689. Motor Boat Regulations, q., 315. Parliamentary Committees Election Enabling Bill, Com.., 312.

Pastures Protection Boards, supply, 1011.

Pipe Factory at Newcastle, q., 279. Premier: Reportea . Threat to Resign,

q., 367. Public Service Board and .Appointments to Public Service, mpply, 633.

Public Works Proposals, m., 1201. Randwick Racecourse, q., 1287. Rural Workers Strike, q .. 146. Scarcity of Houses, q., 318. . Sheriff's Pay: Increments, sttpJJl1t. 624. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, m., 694.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 3R., 986. .

State Bakery, supp/11, 1197. State Children's Relief Department, q., 1279.

Supply: Agriculture. 1009. Public Works, 710.

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill. int.. 1134.

Tick Inspectors, sttpply, 1012. Urgency: Susoension of Standing Orders, m ... 1123.

Water and Drainage Act: Amendment, Q., 277.

Water Hyacinth. suppl11. 712. Water Supply, Murwillumbah, q., 282.

P~TERS, Mr. H .• J. F., Cn-nteTlmry: Rorrler Rnilwn.:vs, q., 540. Budget. 464-467. Daceyvi]]P. Extension Bill, 3&., 604. Delayed Trains, q .. 411. Education Den:ntment: Administration. b1tcl(lef. 466.

Ee:g-layinll' CoJJ"netition. rt .• 94. Electoral Act: Reported Abuse, bt~claet,

464. Income-tax Exemption, q., 538. J,iving .Ar(lfiS, q· .• 540. Railwa.v AdministrRtion, buclaet, 466. State Bakery, q., 542. Suburban Trains: Overcrowding, q., 99.

P:d.cHER, The Hon. C. E., K.C. : Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 3), 2R., 1097. Income-tax Management (Amendment)

Bill, Com., 1225, 1237. Parliamentary Committees Election En

abling Bill, Com., 227. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, 2R., 941; Com., 956, 1084.

PrucE, Mr. R . .A., Gloucester: Agent-General, q. 213. Arbitration .Act: 'Infringements, q., 50. Black Trackers: 'Vages, q., 101. Chairman of Committees, p.o., 217. Claims for Resumed Properties, q., 100. Coopernook Bridge, q., 138. Crown Lands and Irrigation (.Amendment) Bill 2R., 303.

Daceyville Extension Bill, 3R., 616. Dam at Moonan Flat or Macqueen, q., 137.

·Forest Reserves, supply, 1004. Gaming on Racecourses, q., 537. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill m.~ 508.

Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill (No. 3), 2R., 978.

Industrial Court Judgments, q., 16, 98. Industrial Officials, q., 686. Land Settlement. Comboyne and Bulga,

q., 142, 541, 1118. Manning~ River Hospital: Grant, q.,

142. Monier Pipe Purchase, q., 99. North C'oast Railway, q., 142, 688, 1120. Opening up Forest Reserves on North Coast, q., 1120.

Panama Exhibition, q., 212. Payment for Lands Resumed, q., 138, 688.

. Police as Electoral Registrars: Payments to, q., 230.

Police Duties, q., 277. Police Force: Additional Appointments,

q., 230. Police Protection, q., 100. Police Station, Gloucester : Telephonic Communication, q., 142.

Public Schools: Craven, q., 142; Tigr'ah, q., 142; Woodside, q., 142; Strathcedar and l\Iorral Creek, q., 50; Upper Lansdowne, q., 50.

Railway between Taree and John's River, g., 143.

ltural Workers, q., 1116. Sessional Orders: Private Members' Business, 111., 216.

Stamp Duties (.Amendment) Bill (No. 2), p.o., 694; 3R., 985.

State Deb'!:. and Sinking Fnnd (Amend-ment) Bill. 2R., 597.

Subsidised Tng Service, q., 143. Supnlv: Pi1blio Works, 702. Urgency: Suspension of Standing Orders. m., 1123.

Water Supply, Taree, q., 137.

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RICHARDS, Mr. G. A., Drmr.moync: Fisheries Control, Sltpply, 1048.

RoBSON, The Hon. W.: . Daceyville Extension Bill, ~R., 78_D. Savings Banks Amalg..'tmatwn Bill, 2R.,

952.

RoBSON, Mr. W. E. V., Ashfield: Budget 432-439. · Daceyvllle: Cost of Cottages, q., 1276. Income-tax: Incidence, blulaet, 432. Income-tax Management (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 1152. . . Parliamentary Committees Electwn En-abling Bill, Corn., 312. .

Premier and Home Rule, adJ., 677. Railway Expenditure: Methods, bltcl-

get, 434. . Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No. 2),

2R., 896; Corn., 906; 3R., 984. Sydney Harbour 'frust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, int., 1135.

Taxation Proposals, bltdaet, 435. "'estern Suburbs Dispensary, q., 213.

s SINCLAIR, The Hon. A. :

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1250.

SMITH. The Hon. F. JAGO:· Savfngs Banks Amalgamation Bill, Corn.,

955.

StoREY, Mr. D., Randwick: Address in Reply, 59-68. Arbitration "Act: Administration, ad-dress, 65.

Budget, 459-464. Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., ~7~. Election Results and Irregulanties, ad-dress, 59.

Harbour Dues, b1t-daet, 462. Increased Tram Fares, q., 1281. Industrial Legislation, address, 64. · Loan Flotation: Breach of Contract,

buclaet, 461; q., 1283. Panama Exhibition : Appointment of Mr. Neilsen, q., 278.

Premier and Home Rule, q., 640; adj., 674.

Public Finances, acld1·ess, 62. Savings Banks Amalgamation, add1·ess, 63.

State Debt and Sinking Fund Act, q., 483.

Sunday "Observance :Act: Breach, q., 146.

Super-tax on Land, budaet, 463. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R., 1183.

Tqtalisator: Legislation, bltclaet, 462.

STOREY, Mr. J., Ba~rnain .= Daceyville ExtensiOn Bill, 2R., 572. Monier Pipe Works Purchase, supply, 721.

North Coast Railway : Clarence-Glenreagh Section, supply,_ 724.

Railway to Glebe Island, q., 690. Rozelle Joinery Works, q., 370; 3upply,

722. State Brickworks. supply, 726. Supply: Public Works, 721.

STUART-ROBERTSON, Mr. R. J., Camper-dotvn:

Address in Reply 200-204. Arbitration Act: befects, address, 201. Cleaners of Government Offices: Pay, supply, 762, 1049.

Cost of Living, su11ply, 1049. Dental Hospital, Sltpply, 1049. Departmental Methods, supply, 760. Electoral Law, address, 202. • Ellis, Mr. W. J., Allowance to, supply, 1055.

Fisheries Control, supply,· 1048. . Industrial Arbitration Declaratory Blll,

. q., 1282. Industrial 'Warfare, address,· 203. Proposed Legislation address, 200. Railway Employees:· Pay, supply, 1067. Railway Service: Delays, Sltpply: 10~6. School Children: Medical Exammatwn

of, Slt.pplu, 767. State Industrial Enterprises, supply,

761. Suoply:

Oblonial Secretary, 1048. Public Instruction, 767. Public Works, 760. Railways, 1066. Treasury, 1055.

"Teaching Children in Railway Camps, supply, 768. ·

Tmmway Administration, supply, 1068.

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TAYLOR, The Hon. Sir Allen f.., K~.: Savings Banks AmalgamatiOn Bill, 2R., 923. d

Sydney Harbour T~ust (Wharfage an Harbour Rates) Blll, 2R., 1254; Corn., 1266.

THOJIIAS, Mr. F. J., Gouah: Gaol Buildings at Glen Innes, q., 481,

535. Glenleigh Public School, q., 534. Inverell Public School, .q., 53;1. Miners' Rights on Residential Leases, tj.' 481.

Railway Public Works Proposals, q., 681. ..

Ringbarking on Conditional Leases, q., 481.

Rural Workers, q., 1116. Water Supply for Inverell, q., 535.

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THO)IPSON, :Mr. W., R11dc: Drummoyne-Ryde Tramway, q., 682 .. Electoral Returning-officers, q., 682. Kent, :Mr. ,V.: Payments to Superan-nuation Fund, g. 600.

Overhead Bridge, :iiyde Railway Station, q., 410.

Steam Punt, Ryde-Concord Ferry, q., 535 ..

Tramway Accidents: Compensation, q., 482.

'l'ramway Stopping Places, q., 639.

THROWER, Mr. '1'. H., Afacquarie: Chairman of Committees, obs., 220. Coal for Australian Navy

1 q., 1113.

Experimental Farm, Duboo, q., 1119. Gilbert, Mr. Owen: Appointment, q., 539.

Gulgong-Maryvale Railway;. q., 685. High School at Dubbo, q., ;:s69. Inc1·eased Tram Fares, q., 1282. Land Agents: Registration of, q., 686. Macquarie Election. q., 1114. Macquarie-street: Destruction of Trees,

q., 796. Malversation of Union Funds, q., 414. Payment for Resumed Land, q., 689. Rural Workers, rh 1116. State Bricks: Pnvate Orders for, q., 1115.

Stipendiary Magistrates, q., 1113. Sunday Observance Act, q., 96, 1119. Superannnation Bill, q., 967. 'Vestern Railway Service, q., 486.

TOO)fDS, Captain S., H1~rst·rille: Appointments to Legislative Colmcil, q.,

1284. Arbitration System: Its Defects, budget,

33D. Boarding Employees: Evasion of Law,

q., 284. Budget, 338-346. Conveyance of School Children by Rail,

.mppi1J, 1056. Daceyville Extension Bill, 2n., 560. Day Labour 'L. Contract, q. · 1117. Egg-laying Competition, Hawkesbury College, q., 412.

Government Industrial Undertakings, supp11J, 7 46. ·

High Commissioner to United States, q. 643.

Hurstville Electorate: Its Wants, bucl-oet, 341. .

Hospital Accommodatwn-J~lawarra, supply, 1033.

Illawarra Train Service, q., 144, 791. Increased .Tram Fares, i:mdget, 343; q., 1281.

Indnstrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule). cons. amdts .. 1295. .

Industrial Arbitration Declaratory B1ll, q., 1282.

Leasehold Principle. b1tclget, 345. Macquarie-street: Destruction of Trees,

([., 796. :Medical Trades Unionists, q., 794.

TooMBS, CaptainS. (conti1med): Payment for Resumed Land, q., 689. Personal Explanation, 971. Preference to Unionists in· Government Departments, q., 232.

Premier's Visit to England: Payment Expenses, q., 485.

Railway Duplication and Deviation, q., 1286.

Reflection on Hon. Member, expl., 597. Rural ·workers, q., 1116. Salvage: Barquentine .4lexa, q., 49. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, q., 1119.

Sewerage Pipes: Shortage, q., 144. State Children: Boarding Allowance, q.,

231. Sunply:

Colonial Secretary, 1033. Public Instruction, 771. Public Works, 746. Treasury, 1055. ·

Supply Bill, Com., 664. Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, Corn., 1186.

Teaching Children to Swim, s1~pply, 771. Train Service: Delays, q., 282.Undermanned Sea-going Vessels, q.,

1275, 1281. Wages Board for Medical Profession, q.,

148. 'Vater Supply and Sewerage at Hurst

ville, suppl1J, 7 48.

TnRFLE, The Hon. J. L., Castlereagh: Additional Holdings: Applications at Bellinger, q., 136.

Boorabil Estate, q., 541. Classified Lands, Hillston, q., 1289. Closer Settlement Acts Consolidation, q.,

1282. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, m., 221; 2R., 268; p.o., 297, 306; Com., 308.

Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), int .. 669; 2R., 815; p.o., 817, 825; Corn., 832.

Closer Settlement Promotion Act, q., 1119.

Consolidated Land Act, ·q., 969. Conversion of Conditional Leases, q.,

1288. Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amendment) Bill. m., 222; 2R., 274; 3R., 323.

Crown Lands, Tweed Shire, q., 315. Errowangbang Improvement Lease: Re-

sumption, q., 230. Foreshores Resumptions, q., 793. Freehold v. Leasehold. q., 542. · Glenfernaigh Reserve, Bellingen. q., 9?6. Grants to Parks and Recreatwn Reserves. q., 543.

Holdings Selected, 1913-14, q., 967, 1274. Homestead Farms, q., 140. Improvement Leases: Expiration, "q.,

228. . Increased Land Valuation, q., 798. Land .for Settlement, q., 96, 211, 682,

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TREFLF., The Hon. J. L. (contimted): Land Settlement, Comboyne and Bulga,

q., 541, 1118. Land Speculators, Broken Bay.~- q., 795. L~~ing of Public Parks, q., 51:19.

· L1vmg Areas, q., 540. · Macquarie-street: Destruction of Trees,

q.,· 796. .. Opening up Forest Reserves, North

Coast, q., 1120. · · Pastures Protection Boards: Abolition,

q., 484. Payment for Resumed Land, q., 689. Postponed Instalments on · Settlement Farms, q., 410.

Privy Council Appeal: Coote's Case, q., 542.

Randwick Racecourse, q., 1287. Reappraisement of Leasehold Areas, q.,

542. ' Registration of Land Agents, q., 686. Reserves between the l'l' am bucca and

the Cl::trencc, q., 966. Residence Conditions, q., 320. Resumptions at Vaucluse and Rose Bay,

q., 141, 598, 1285. Resnmptio.ns for Closer Settlement, q.,' 534.

Resumption of Robert Baker's Additional Conditional Purchase, q., 484, 537.

lwsumptions within 10 miles of Railway, q., 211.

Ringbarking on Conditional Leases, q., 481.

,Road Definition under Pastures Protec-tion Act, 'q., 681.

Super-tax on Land, q., 485. Ulnmbi Station, Walgett, q., 93. Unnecessary Reserves, q., 485. 'Visit of Pres>men to Burrinjuck, q., 95. Water Scarcity at Murrumbidgee, q., 320.

'\Vestern Division : Resumption of Leases. q., 1289. .

'TRICKETT, 'l'he Hon. W. J.: . ,Suspension of Standing Orders: How

to move, obs., 314.

w "\VADDEL_L, The Hon. •r., Lyndliurst:

Appomtments to Legislative Council q 1284. ' .,

Budget, 346-356. Burrinjuck Irrigation Scheme sttpply 1193. ' '

. ·Class Representation, budget, 347. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 828, Com., 832. Consolidated Revenue Account, budget,

349. Daceyville, budget, 353.

' 'Daceyville Extension Bill, 2R., 557. Errowangbang Improvement Lease 'Re'BUmption, q., 230.

Further Taxation Burdens, budget, 355.

WADDELL, The Hon-, T: (contimted): Government ]i]mployees: Numerical Strength, budget 349.

Helping Police: liewards to Citizens q 147. ' .,

Income-tax (l!~urthe1· Amendment) Bill, 2n., 652. In~ome-tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., ] 150.

IncreasE!d Tram Fares, budget, 348. lndustnal Arbitration Act (Amendment

of Schedule), m., 861. J~an Ac~ount;, budget, 350. :r\ o:1-paymg H.ai~ways, supply, 1189. Railway Duplication, budget, 352 ·

supply, 1194. ' Rai\way Regulations, q., 281. Savmgs Banks Amalgamation Bill 2R

588. ' ., Sydney Harbour· Trust (Wharfage and Harbour ltates) Bill, int., 1140.

T31xation Bills, q., 643. Urgency: ~uspension of Standing Orders, m., 1122.

'VADE, .T.he Hon. C. G., K.C., Go1·don: Abohtwn of Upper House, address 23. AbsE!n~ee-tax: Remission, buclaet, 337. AdditiOnal Taxation, budget, 330. · Address in Reply, 21-36. Alleged Riot at Coolamon, q., 798. Arbitration Act: Administration ad-dres~ 26. '

Boorfl,bil Estate, q., 541. Breaches of Industrial Law, ·q., 794. Brown, Thomas: Case of, q., 212, 599 601. '

Budget, 262-268, 324-338. _ Business of Session, q., 794. Chairman of Committees, p.o. 217 · m

219. ' ' ., Chief Commissioner fur Railways, q., 95. Close of the Session, obs. 1299 .. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, m.,

221 ; 2R., 288. Clo_ser Settlement (Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), Com., 831. . Closer Settlement Fund, budget 334. Conviction of !teuben 'Vard, q., '141. Crown Lands and Holdings Selected q., 1274. . '

Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, m., 223; 2R., 299; Com., 309.

Daceyville, q., 640. DaceyYille Extension Bill, int., 361; 2R., 549; 3R., 602.

Drafting of Bills, q., 1112. Election Petition: Weaver v. Thrower ob~., 1160. '

Extra Sitting Da.ys, m., 543. Electoral Law: Abuse, address, 33. ·Financial Proposals, address, 25. General Election : Issues and Results address, 22. '

Government Finance: 1911-12 and 1912 -13 Contrasted b~tdget, 325.

Government Motor-cars, q., 685 1112 1275. ' '

WAD SESSION 1914, WRI 61


WADE, The Hon. C. G., K.C.,.(contimted): Hansard: Delayed Publication, q., 94. Holdings Selected, 1913-14, q., 967. Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill, m., 493; q., 642; 2R., 648; p.o., 659; m., 690; q., 793.

Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill (No. 2), p.o., 808; m., 815.

Income-tax (Further Amendment) Bill (No. 3), 1n., 866; 2R., 974.

Income-tax Management (Amendment) Bill, int., 112:4; cons. amdts., 1298.

Increase in '!'ram 1!~m·es, b~tdget, 328; q., 1281.

Industrial Agreements Broken, address, 28.

Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule), m., 858; cons. u:mclts., 1289.

Industrial Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill, m~ 853.

Labour JJisagreements, q., 15. Labour Finance: Itesults Summarised,

budget, 264. Lands for Closer Settlement, q., 211. Macquarie Election, q., 1114. Macquarie-street: Destruction of Trees,

q., 796. Meat Trade Strike, q., 49. Minister for Labour and Industry:

Salary, q., 144. Monier Pipe ·works Purchase, supply, 703.

Order of Business, obs., 150, 221; q., 317. Parliamentary Draftsman, q., 684. Political Etiquette, q., 147. Premier and Labour Conference, ad

d?·ess, 24. Prisoners Detention Act: Its vVorking,

IJ.., 210. Prospects Reviewed, b~tdget, 266. Public Service Board and Appointments to Public Service supply, 625.

Public \Vorks Fund, b~tdget, 333. Railway Construction Works, g., 365. Railway Duplication, b~tdget, 337. Railways under Construction, q., 535. Reasons for Deficit, budget, 324. Refund to Loan Account, q., 366. Resumptions within 10 miles of Railway>

. q., 211. Revenue from Commonwealth Sources,

budget, 263. Second Ballot, q., 147. Sessional Orders: Private Members' Busine~, m., 215.

Sewerage Pipes: Contracts, q., 138, 229. Shortweight Bread, adj., 1300. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, m., 527, 692.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No.2), 2R., 870; Com., 906; 3R., 981.

WADE, The Hon. C. G., K.C., (conttnued): State Bakery, q., 210, 276 409. State Socialism, addTess 25. Strike Prosecutions, q., '93 96. Superann9ation Bill, q., 320. Supnly: ~ublic Works, 703. Supply B1ll, m. 64(?, 665. Sydney Harbour Trust (\Vharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill int. 1127 2R 1167. ' ' ' .,

'I.'ax on Profits from Land Sales q., 231. Urgency: Suspension of Standing

Orders, m., 867, 1121. Willoughby Election, q., 321 146 970

1114, 1115, 1277. ' ' '

\VINOHCOli!BE, The Hon. F. E. : 1\.rbitration Act: Amendment of ad-

dress, 9. ' Economy in Expenditure, add1·ess 8. Income-tax Management (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., ,1211; _Com., 1230, 1235. Increased raxatwn addTess 8. Stamp Duties (Amendment)' Bill Com.

1109. , ' Sydney Harbour Trust ("Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill, 2R. 1257 · Com 1265. ' ' .,

WRIGHT, Mr. J., H'illyama: Abolition. of Upper House, address, 115. Address m Reply, 115-118. Broken Hill-Condobolin Railway sup·

ply, 1198. ' Commo~:nvealth Bank, q., 601. DaceyVIlle Extension Bill, int., 363. Government by Newspaper, q., 540. HansaTd, q., 1118. Industrial Arbitration Act (Amendment of Schedule), cons. amdts., 1296.

Labour Ideals, add1·ess, 115. Land· Taxation on Unimproved Value

q., 1283. ' Mining Commission, q., 281. Parliamentary Draftsman q. 684. Railway Commission, q., '281'. Schools at Umberumberka and the Pin

nacles, supply, 771. Sunday Observance Act, q., 96, 1119. Supply:

Agriculture, 997. Public Works, 735.

Trades Hall and Employers' Federation, add1·ess, 117.

Trades Unionism and Strikes, address, 116.

Ventilation of Legislative Assembly Chamber, q., 1113.

Whitecliffs and Gemville, supply, 735. Yanco Irrigation Settlement, supply,

997.

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