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1937-38.

(FOURTH SESSION OF THE THIRTY•FIRST PARLIAMENT.)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS. SESSION 1937-1938.

[Opened 4th August, 1937. Prorogued 18th February, 19381

IN ONE VOLUME •

AND

FIVE JOINT VOLUMES.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Title-page.

Table of Contents.

3nclex.

VOTES—SESSIONAL PAPERS— PAGE.

Alphabetical List of Members. (Facing page 1.)

Votes and Proceedings, Nos. 1 to 53

Proclamation proroguing Parliament... 273

Business undisposed of at the close of the Session ... 275

Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out 279

Business of the Session 281

Register of Bills 283

Register of Addresses and Orders 289

Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session 87 I 291

Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos. 1 to 13 .. 293

Report from Printing Committee, Nos. 1 to 14 ... 375

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1937-38. (FOURTH SESSION OF THE THIRTY-FIRST PARLIAMENT.)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

INDEX TO THE

VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS AND

PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE. (INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN THE

JOINT VOLUMES)

DURING THE SESSION

OF

1937-1938. (Opened 4th August, 1937; Prorogued 18th February, 1938.)

NOTE. For Papers and petitions laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see

under "Papers," page xx. For ProbeedIngs on Bills, see under " Bills," page ii.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-315T PARLIAIIENFOURTFI SESSION.

A ABATTOIRS AND HOMEBUSH SALEYARDS:—

Motion (Mr. 'Wilson) for appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into and report upon the general administration of the Abattoirs and Hoinebush Saleyards; amend-ment (Mr. Lee) to personnel agreed to, amendment (Mr. Lang) to personnel proposed and Debate adjourned, 153-4; resumed, amendment negatived, amend-ment (Mr. itichardson) to personnel negatived, Resolution, as amended and put seriatim, agreed to, 163 -5.

Al3ORIGINES PROTECTION BOARD:— Motion (Mr. Davidson) for appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into and

report upon the general administration of the Aborigines Protection Board, with leave to make visits of inspection, agreed to, 144-5; Motion (Mr. Davidson) for leave to make Progress Reports from time to time, agreed to, 208.

ACCESSION (See "KING GEORGE VI"; also "ADDRESSES"). ADAMSTOWN (See "TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 1924"). ADDRESSES:—

ACCESSION OF His MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY KIND GEORGE VI:— Acknowledgment of (Session 1936-37) reported, 8.

APPOINTMENT OP HIS EXCELLENCY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN DE VERE, BARON WAKETIURST, K.C.M.G., AS GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES •—

Motion (Mr. Stevens) for, in acknowledgment of Ilis Excellency's Message (No. 1) notifying assumption of office, agreed to, 9; presentation of, reported by Mr. Speaker and answer reported, 28.

ASSUMPTION OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERNDIENT BY THE HONOURABLE SIR FREDERICK RICHARD JORDAN, II.C.M.G., CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OP NLW SOUTH

- WALES:— Motion (Lint:Colonel Bremner) that Message of thanks be conveyed to the Hon. SW

Frederick Richard Jordan, through Lieut.-Governor, for Message notifying House of, 140.

ASSUMPTION OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT BY THE HONOURABLE SIR . PHILIP WHISTLER STREET, K.C.M.O., LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OP THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES '—

Motion (Lievt.- Colonel Bruxner) that Message of thanks be conveyed to the Hon. Sir Philip Whistler Street for his Message notifying House of, 340.

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-315T PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

A

ADDRESSES (eontinned):— CORONATION OF THE KING AND QUEEN: — "''

Motion made (Mr. Stevens) for Address of Congratulation, agreed to, 8; Acknowledg-ment reported, 66.

IN REPLY TO TEE GOVERNOR'S OPENING SPEECH: —

Motion made (Mr. Lloyd) for adoption' 21; Amendment (Mr. Lang) to add new para-

graph, 22; Debate adjourned (to take precedence), 22; resumed and Debate ad-journed (to take precedence), 23; resumed, Amendment negatived, 25-26; Address agreed to, 27; presented to Governor and Answer reported, 28.

ADJOURNMENT:— Op DEBATE: —

Motion fur, passed, 22, 23, 45, 59, 106. On motion of Member speaking, 95. At 10.20 pan., by operation of Sessional Order, 39, 49, 50, 59, 69, 83. At 5.50 pan., by operation of Sessional Order, 63, 98. At 6 o'clock pan., by operation of Sessional -Order—Government business proceeded

with, 34, 45, 55, 65, 78. On Order of Day of General Business, until specified day, 154. On motion of General Business, until 'to-morrow, 78.

OF THE HOUSE: —

As a tribute of respect on death of Member (Speaker Sir Daniel Levy, .714.) 4; (The Hon. R. T. Ball), 135.

Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Acting-Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, at 10.30 p.m., 39, 59, 189, 195.

Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Acting-Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, at 6 pan., 73. Motion for, passed, 22, 23, 28, 46, 56, 63, 80, 108, 146, 152, 158, 189, 199, 223, 232, on

division, Motion for special, passed, 87, 134, 149, 223, 252, 258, 264, 269, 271.

OF TEE HOUSE, ENDER Tug 49rn STANDING °Kora: —

Negatived :— The recent decision, of the Government to remove unemployed persons from the towns of Gunnedah, Cootamundra, Junco, Millthorpe and other country towns and

the suburbs, (Mr. Lang) 32. • The inaction of the Government in not providing work for men dwelling in the city,

and in the inner suburbs (Mr. Shannon), 47-8. The refusal of the Premier to receive a. representative deputation in relation to the

urgent requests of the unemployed (Mr. Davidson), 76. AFFIRMATION OF ALLEGIANCE (Sec "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE"). ASSEMBLY:—

Members sworn 2('), 26, 205. • Point of order taken that a motion for adjourmnent not having been moved at n

previous sitting the House was not properly constituted at its then meeting (not upheld), 25.

Sessional Orders—Business Days—Precedence of Business, passed, 33-4; amendment (negatived), 33-4.

Sessional Orders suspended to continue sitting after 10.30 o'clock p.m. (by conser.), 45; Sessional Committees—Appointment of, 34. Sittings after midnight, 131, 219. Representative of, MI Senate of University of Sydney—Election, 62.

OPENING OF SESSION: —

Clerk reads proclamation, 1. Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1. Governor's Speech reported to House and laid on Table by Mr. Speaker, 18; Motion

made (Mr. Lloyd) for adoption of Address-in-reply, 21; Amendment (Mr. Lang) to add new paragraph 22; Debate adjourned (to take precedence), 22; resumed and adjourned (to take precedence), 23; Amendment negatived, 25-26; Address agreed to, 27; presented to Governor and Answer reported, 28.

ATTACHMENT OF WAGES (See "WAGES").

•B BALL, THE HONOURABLE R. T. (See also "DEATH"):—

Congratulations on 80th birthday and length of service in House, 76. BEAUFORT ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS"; also "SPEAKER"; also "BUSINESS"; also "PAPERS"

Index):— Amendment. to recommit on 3°, agreed to, 91; negatived, 204. Amendment on 2° to refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 67. Council's amendments ordered by Speaker, Acting-Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker to be

taken into consideration to-morrow, 99, 186. Debate on motion for leave to introduce Bill adjourned till to-morrow, 59. Debate on motion for leave to introduce Bill resumed, 61., 66.

'Debate on motion for 2° of Bill adjourned, 39, 49, 83, 95. Debate on motion for 2° of Bill resumed, 41, 46, 52, 58, 107, 114. Leave to introduce granted—Bill not introduced, 36. Message from Lieutenant-Governor, recommending Bill, reported after Bill read 1 0 , 169. Order of Day for third reading placed for subsequent sitting (by consent) read, 223. Presented pursuant to leave previously granted, 39. Pro forma, 18.

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

• BILLS—continued:— Reintroduced under provisions of Standing Order No. 295, 35-6. Short Title amended in Committee, 82. Standing Orders suspended (urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills through all

stages in one day, 45, 113, 156, 177, 220. Statement of reasons for proposed enactment of Companies (Liquidation) Act Amend-

ment Bill, 81. Third reading fixed by Mr. Speaker, Acting-Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, for To-morrow,

48, 56, 82, 87, 110. Third reading taken forthwith by consent of Mr. Speaker or Deputy, 173, 191, 197,

198. - PROCEEDINGS ON

APPROPRIATION BILL:— Message from Governor, 90; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to

bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 177-8; Ordered (Major Shand), founded on Resolutions of Ways and Means Nos. 4 to 10), Bill presented and read 1°, read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, Bill read 3 ° and sent to Council 184-6; returned without amendment, 189; Assent reported, 207.

AUSTRALIA'S ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CET.EBRATIONS BILL (BeSsiOn 1936-37:—

Assent reported, 7. BAROOGA DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY BILL: —

Message from Governor, 31; Motion (Mr. Main) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1°, 87; read 20 and committed, 197-8; House in Committee, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3 ° and sent to Council, 203-5; returned without amendment, 225; Assent reported, 205.

BILLS OF SALE (AMENDMENT) BILL (80.98iOn 1936-37):— Assented reported, 6.

BUNGENDORE TO CAPTAIN'S FLAT RAILWAY AGREEMENT RATIFICTJON BILL: —

Message from Governor, 159; Motion (Mr. Vincent) for leave to bring in, Bill pre-sented and read 1°, 166; read 2° committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, .198, returned svithout amendment, 218, Assent reported, 260.

CARPENTER (See "LADY EDITH CARPENTER LAND VESTING BILL"). CHILD WELFARE BILL:—

Message from Governor, 38; CHILD WELFARE (COMMONWEALTH AGREEMENT RATIFICATION) BILL: —

Message from Governor, 37; Motion (Mr. Drummond) for leave to bring in, agreed to 26; Bill presented and read 1° (pursiwnt to leave previously granted), 39; read 2° and committed, 63.

CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) 13ILL: —

Message front Governor, 31; Motion (Mr. Buttenshow) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 3°, 140-1• Motion for 20 and Debate adjourned, 186; resumed an d :tdj canned, 188; read 2', committed, reported without a mendment, Report adopted, read 3 0 and sent to Council, 191; returned without amendment, 210; Assent reported, 250.

COMMONwEALTH AND STATE BANKS AGREEmENT RATIFICATION BILL: —

Message from Governor, 243; Motion (Major 'Shand an behalf of Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, agreed to. Bill presented and read 1°, 252; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3 0 and sent to Council, 254; returned without amendment, 263; Assent reported, 268.

COMPANIES (LIQUIDATION) ACT AMENDMENT BILL (See also Under "PAPERSTh- Motion (Mr. L. 0. Martin) for leave to bring in agreed to, Bill presented and read

1 0 , 79; rend 2 0 , committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 235; returned without amendment, 257; Assent reported, 266.

CONCORD CEMETERY BILL: —

Message from Governor, Si; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 155; Motion (Mr. FitzSimons) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 1°, read 2 ° , committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 2° and sent to Council, 156; returned without amendment, 156; Assent reported, 176.

CONSTITUTION (LEGISLATIVE CoUNCH, ELECTIONS) A m ENDmENT Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to pass 13111 through nil its stages in one day,

Received from Legislative Council and read 1 ° (Mr. Stevens), read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and returned to Council, 194; Assent reported, 201.

CONVEYANCING, TRUSTEE AND PROBATE (AMENDMENT) BILL: —

Motion (Mr. L. 0. Martin) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 1°, 235,

COUNTRY TOwNs WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE. (DEETS) BILL: —

Message from Governor, 208; Motion (Mr. Spooner) for leave to bring in, Bill pre- . seated and read 1°, 210-11; read 2 ° and committed, 223; reported without amend-,- meld, Report adopted, 'read 3° and sent to Council, 230; returned without amendment, 256; Assent reported, 269.

DRAINAGE BILL: —

Message from Governor, 244; Motion (Mr. Spooner) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 1°, 261.

EAST MAITLAND PASTURAGE RESERVE (DIVESTING) BILL: —

Motion (Mr. Buttenshaw) for leave to bring in, and Debate adjourned, 167; resumed, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 192; read 2 0 , committed, reported without amend-

- - ment, Report adopted, rend 3 ° and sent to Council, 205; returned without amend- ment, 219, Assent reported, 259.

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INDEX.

3937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-3IST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

BILLS—continued:- PROCEEDINGS ON—COntiniled:— FARMERS' RELIEF (AMENDMENT) BILL:—

Message from Governor, 37; Motion (Lieut.-Colonel Br•xner on behalf of Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 1°, 160-1; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 198; read 2° committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3 ° and sent to Council, 202-3; returned without amendment, 219, Assent reported, 260.

FEDERAL AID ROADS AND WORKS BILL:— Message from Governor, 44, 157; Motion (Lieu(.-Colonel Bruxner) for leave to bring in,

agreed 20, Bill presented and read 1 °, 160; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 170; read 3° and 'sent to Council, 176-7; Assent reported, 260.

FINANCES AD.IUSTAIENT BILL:— Message from Governor, 169; Motion (Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, Bill presented

and read 1° 166; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 172-3; returned without amendment, 188, Assent reported, 191.

GAMING AND BETTING (AMENDMENT) BILL:— Motion (Mr. Go/lost on behalf of Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill

presented and read 1 0 , 145; read 2°, conunitted, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 147-8; read 3° and sent to Council, 151; returned without amend-ment, 156; Assent reported, 158.

GREATER NEWCASTLE BILL:— Message front Governor, 71; Motion (Mr. Spooner) for leave to bring in, agreed to,

Bill presented and rend 1°, 159-60; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 366; read 2° and committed, 211-12, House in Committee, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 213; read 3° and sent to Council, 214-15; returned with amend-ments, 235-40; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 244; Assent reported, 249.

HOUSING (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL:— - Message from Governor, 207; Motion (Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, Bill pre-

sented and read 1°, 211; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 214; resumed and Debate adjourned, 215; resumed, rend 2°, committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 219-20; read 3° and sent to Council, 223; returned with amend-ments, 217; House hi Committee, Council amendments agreed to, Message to Coun-cil, 258; Assent reported, 265.

HOUSING IMPROVEMENT Bit,, (SeAvion 1936-37) Assent reported, 8.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BEL:— Message from Governor, 81; Motion (Mr. Thunningham) for leave to bring in, arced

to, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 95; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 98; read 2° and committed, 107-8; reported with amendments, Report adopted, 110; read 3' and sent to Council, 112; returned without amendment, 133; Assent reported, 137.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (EIGHT 'forms) AMENDMENT BILL:— Message from Governor, 113; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to

bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 113; Motion (Mr. Dunning-ham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented (Major Shand on behalf of Mr. Min-n/Ingham) and read 1°, 113-4; read 2 ° , committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 130-1; returned without amendment, 133; Assent reported. 138.

INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS 'PURCHASERS' PRICES PRODUCTS BILL: — Standing Orders suspended as a mutter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all

stages in one day 220-1; Motion (Mr. Spooner), for leave to bring in' Bill pre-

sented and read 1°, 221-2; read 2°, committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, read 3 ° and sent to Council, 230-2; returned without amendment, 256; Assent reported, 267.

REKEIT DAM BILL:— Message from Governor, 44; Motion (Mr. Main) for leave to bring in, Bill presented

and read 1°, 87; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent- to Council, 254; returned without amendment, 263; Assent reported, 268.

RING GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY MATERNAL AND INFANT WELFARE FOUNDATION BILL:— Message from Governor, 30; Motion made (Mr. FitzSi»wins) for leave to bring in, Bill

presented and read 1°, 59; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 69; resumed, read 2° and committed, 71-2 ; H ouse in Committee, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 82; read 3° and sent to Council, 85; returned with amendments, 98; Rouse in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 132; Assent reported, 137.

LADY EDITH CARPENTER LAND VESTING BILL (changed from SIR WALTER CARPENTER - LAND VESTLNG 13ILL):--; Message from Governor, 30; Motion made (Mr. 7CitzSimons) for leave to bring in, Bill

presented and rend 1°, 58; read 2° and committed, reported with au amended Short Title, Report adopted, 82; read 3° and sent to Council, 85; returned without amendment, 106; Assent reported, 134.

LAW OP EVIDENCE BILL (pro forma):-- • Presented (Mr. Stevens) and read 1 ° , 18.

LOAN BILL:— Message front Governor, 250; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to

bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 255; Ordered (Major Shand), founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 12), Bill presented and read 1 ° , road 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 256; returned without amendment, 263; Assent reported, 267.

INDEX.

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-3IST PARLTAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

BILLS—continued. PROCEEDINGS ON—continued. LOCAL GOVERSMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL:—

Message from Governor, 43; Motion made (Mr. Spooner) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 0 , 49; Motion made for 2° and Debate adjourned, 56; resumed, rend 2° and committed, 58; House in Committee, 69, 73, 79, 86; reported with amendments, Report adopted, 86-7; Motion made for 3° amendment (Mr. Drummond) to recommit, agreed to, recommitted, 91; House in Committee, reported 2° witli further amendments, Report adopted, 94; read 3° and sent to Council, 97-8; returned without amendment, 132-3; Assent reported, 137.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (NOXIOUS PLANTS) AMENDMENT BILL: — • • Message from Governor, 31; Motion (Mr. .Spooner) for leave to proceed with under

295th Standing Order, a-greed to, 35-6; House in Committee, reported with amend-ments Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 250-2; returned without amendment, 263; Assent reported, 268.

LUNACY AND INEBRIATES (COMMONWEALTH AGREEMENT RATIFICATION) BILL:— Message from Governor, 58; Motion made (Mr. FitzSintons) fot leave to bring in, and

Debate adjourned, 59; resumed, Bill presented and read 1 0 , 61-2; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted; read 3° and sent to Council 248-9; returned without amendment, 258; Assent reported, 268.

MILK BOARD (TERM or OFFICE) Thu. (Session 1936-37):— Assent reported, 7.

MonAmomunet (Ammomer) BILL (Session 1936-37):— Assent reported, 6.

'MORATORIUM (AMENDMENT) BILL: — Motion (Mr. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 38-9; Motion

made for 2 ° and Debate adjourned, 49; resumed, read 2° and committed, 52-3; reported without amendment, Report adopted, 56; read 3 ° and sent to Council, 57; returned without amendment, 89; Assent reported, 101.

MOTOR TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) BILL: — Message from Governor, 169; Motion (Lieut. -Colonel 71ruxner) for leave to bring in and

Debate adjourned, 170-1; resumed and adjourned, 174; resumed, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 178-9;, Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 195; Debate resumed, read 2 ° , committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 241, returned without amendment, 262; Assent reported, 266.

Marra VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) BILL: — Message from Governor, 263; Motion (Mr. Wadden) for leave to bring in and Debate

adjourned, 188. NATIONAL OIL PROPRIITPARY LIMITED AGREEMENT RATIFICATION BILL: —

Message from Governor, 31; Motion made (Mr. Vincent) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1°, 35; Motion made for 2° and Debate adjourned, 39; resumed, 41; read 2° and committed, 42; reported without amendment, Report adopted, 48; read 3° and sent. to Council, 51-2; returned without amendment, 69; Assent re-ported, 89.

PORT Itumni,A (No. 3 Surer) BrLL Message from Governor, 31; Motion made (Mr. Spooner) for leave to bring in, Bill

presented. and rend 1°, 35; Motion for 2°, amendment (Mr. Radderey) to refer to Select Committee, negatived, read 2 ° and committed, 67; reported without amend-ment, Report adopted, 72;, Motion for 3°, read 3° and sent to Council, 78-9; returned without. amendment, 98; Assent reported, 11.1.

PRIVATE HOSPITALS (A)lENDMENT) BILL: — Message from Governor, 101;

PUBLIC HEALTH (AMENDMENT) BILL: — Message from Governor, 45; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to

bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. FitzSinions) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 0 , Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 45; resumed, rend 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 46; returned without amendment, 49; Assent reported, 51.

Punta° HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1936-37):— Assent reported, 7.

PUBLIC HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILE:— Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through

all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. FitzSinions) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1°, rend 2 ° committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, road 3 0 and sent to Council, 261-2; returned without amendment, 264; Assent reported, 267.

PURE FOOD (AMENIDMENT) BILL— Message from Governor, 81.

RACING (AMENDMENT) BIM:— Message from Governor, 207; Motion (Air. Stevens) for leave to bring in agreed to.

Bill presented and read 1°, 209-10; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all remaining stages in elle day, 220-1; read 2° and ennunitted, reported with amendments, 225-6; read 3" and sent to Council, 230; returned with an amendment, 255; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 262-3; Assent reported, 206.

RACING TAXATION BILL: — Message from Governor, 208; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to

bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 220-1; Ordered (Air. • Dunningham), founded fin Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 11), Bill presented

and read 1 ° , read r, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3', and sent to Council, 228-30; returned without amendment, 254; Assent reported, 266.

RURAL BANK (AGENCY) AMENDMENT VIEL (Session 1936-37 ):— Assent reported, 7.

INDEX.

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-315T PARLLCMENTEOURTH SESSION.

BILLS—continued. SALE OF GOODS (AMENDMENT) BILL: —

Message from Governor, 155; Motion (Mr. Main) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1°, 167; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, red 3' and sent to Council, 197; returned without amendment., 230; Assent reported, 260.

SIR WALTER CARPENTER LAND VESTING BILI, (changed to LADY EDITH CARPENTER LAND VESTING BILL).

SOIL CONSERVATION BILL:— Message from Governor, 41; Motion (Mr. 'Vincent) for leave to bring in, agreed to,

Bill presented and read 261. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX BILL: —

Message from Governor, 111; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 113; Ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 2), Bill presented and read 1°, read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 130; returned without amendment, 133; Assent. reported, 138.

SPECIAL 1NcOME AND WAGES TAN (MANAGEMENT) AMENDMENT BILL: —

Message from Governor, 111; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. IMcvens) for leave to bring in,, Bill presented and read 1°, Motion for 2° a.nd Debate adjourned, 113; read 2° and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 114-5; returned without amendment, 133; Assent reported, 138.

STATUTE LAW REVISION BILL :— Motion (Mr. L. 0. Martin) for leave to bring in, agreed to, Bill presented and read 1 ° ,

209; read 2 ° , committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 234; returned without amendment, 256; Assent reported, 269.

SUPPLY BILL: —

Message from Governor, 103; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency, 104; Ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 1), Bill presented and read 1°, read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 105-6; returned without amendment, 112; Assent reported, 133.

SUPREME COURT AND LAND AND VALUATION COURT (AMENDMENT) BILL: —

Message from Governor, 77; TECHNICAL EDUCATION BILL: —

Message from Governor, 38. THEATRES, PUBLIC HALLS AND CINEMATOGRAPH PALMS BILL: —

Message from Governor, 250; Standing Orders suspended as a matter of urgency to pass Bill through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. Stevens) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 ° , Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 257-8; Debate resumed, read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3 ° and sent to Council, 262; returned without amendment, 264; Assent reported, 268.

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LANDS AND VICTORIA PARK (AMENDMENT) Bun:— Message from Governor, 38; Motion made (Mr. Drummond) for leave to bring in, Bin

presented and read 1°, 39; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 83; resumed and adjourned, 95; resumed, read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 244-47; returned without amendment, 256; Assent reported, 266.

UNIVERSITY (J. B. WATT TRAVELLING SCHOLARSHIPS) BILL: —

Message from Governor, 38; Motion made (Mr. Drummond) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 39; read 2 ° and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 82; read 3° and sent to Council, 86; returned without amendment, 106; Assent reported, 134.

UNIVERSITy AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES (AMENDMENT) BILL: —

Messages from Governor, 159, 198; Motion (Mr. Drummond) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 ° , 212; read 2°, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3° and sent to Council, 222-3; returned without amendment, 248; Assent reported, 207.

WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL: —

Motion (Mr. Dirttensbow) for leave to bring in and Debate adjourned, 63; resumed, Bill presented and read 1°, 66; Motion for 2° and Debate adjourned, 141; read 2° and committed, 145; House in Committee, reported without amendment, 148; TOR d 3° and sent to Council, 152; returned with an amendment, 186; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 1.94; Assent reported, 218.

BINIGUY (Sec "TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT"). BLACK ROD:—

Delivers Message from Governor, 1. BREDBO (See "TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 3924"). BUDGET (See "FINANCE"). BIILLAHDELA (See "UNEMPLOYED"). BURKE, FRANCIS MICHAEL, ESQUIRE, M.L.A. (See "SPEAKER," also "UNIVERSITY

OF SYDNEY"). BUSINESS :—

Amendment of Addressin-Renly, negatived, 26. Interrupted to report receipt of Writ for Electoral District of Gordon, and to

administer Oath to Member elected, 25-6. Motion amended by consent--Substituted member on House Committee, 34. Order of Day (placed for subsequent sitting) read, 155, 223. Postponed, until after Orders of Day of General Business, 93.

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PR00EEDINGS-315T PARLIAMENII--EOURTH SESSION.

BUSINESS-continued. BUSINESS DAYS, HOURS OF SITTING AND PRECEDENCE OF

Motion (Mr. Stevens), That, during present Session, House shall meet for despatch of Business at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday in each week, and on Thursdays at 11 a.m., etc., etc., and amendment (Mr. Baddeley) to leave out "2.30 p.m." and insert "11 a.m.," negatived, and Sessional Order agreed to, 33-4.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) (Urgency-suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders) That, unless otherwise ordered during the remainder of the present Session, Government Business only shall be dealt with, and that the provisions of paragraphs 2, 3 and

. 4 of the Sessional Order adopted on 17th August, 1937, shall not apply, agreed to, 103.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) (by consent) That, unless otherwise ordered, General Business shall take precedence of Government Business during the present Sitting until 6 p.m, etc., etc., agreed to, 149.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) That, on the 16th November, and during the remainder of the present Session, House to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday at 2.30 p.m., and on Thursday and Friday at 11. a.m., etc., etc., agreed to, 1.48-9.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) That, during the remainder of the present Session, unless otherwise ordered, Government Business only shall be dealt with on Tuesdays, and that, from the following Tuesday, the provisions of paragraphs 2, 3 and 4• of the Sessional Order adopted on 10th November, 1937, shall not apply to sittings on Tuesdays, Wednet. days, Thursdays and Fridays, agreed to, 203.

Additional Sitting Boy:- Motion (Mr. Stevens) that during remainder of the present Session, unless otherwise

ordered. House meet at 1.1.30 o'clock a.m. on Mondays and Government Business only be dealt with on such sitting days, agreed to, 223.

GENEMAL :- Interrupted by Government Business taking precedence, 31, 45, 55, 05, 78, 145, 154, 188. Order of Day postponed, 93, 155. Urgency motion to consider Order of Day of, relating to Attachment of Wages, 91. Standing and Sessional Orders suspended (by consent) to consider Motion of General

Business, 78. SESSIONAL ORDERS :-

Suspended- To continue sitting after 10.30 o'clock p.m., 45, 90. To consider motion of General Business, 78. To consider Order of Day of General Business, 93. To consider motion (Urgency) providing for Government Business only to be dealt

with, etc., agreed to, 303. BUTLER, WALTER JAMES, ESQUIRE (See "DEATH").

CASTLEREAGH-STREET (See "MOTOR TRAFFIC"). CATHERINE HILL BAY (See "UNEMPLOYMENT"), CENSURE (See 'VOTE OF CENSURE"). - 011A1RMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-

TEMPORARY- • Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen, 10.

CLERK OP ASSEMBLY:- Action taken by, on resignation of Member, there being no Speaker, reported, 2. Summoned to produce paper before Royal Commission, reported, 269, 271. Lays paper on Table, 29. Leaves Chair prior to House proceeding to election of Speaker, 2. Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, 1. Reads Commission empowering Commissioner to Administer Oath or Affirmation of

Allegiance to King George VI., 1. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES-EL.F.CHION OF MEMBER TO:-

• Reads writ for, 171-2; 192-4. Reads Order of Day, and displays Ballot Box for, 253, 259.

CLOSER SETTLEMENT:- BEAUFORT ESTATE:- •

Motion (Mr. Btittensliew) for approval of purchase of, agreed to, 250. Goom Go GOON00 ESTATE:-

Motion (2tfr. Buttersham) for approval of purchase of, agreed to, 250. CLOSURE (See also "SPEAKER')

Or DEBATE- Motion "That the Question he now put," agreed to, 26, 27, 32, 33, 35, 36, 41, 47, 49,

51, 52, 57, 58, 59, 62, 66, 71-2, 72, 76, 78, 78-9, 80, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87 91, 94, 95, 97, 102, 106. 107, 108, 113-4, 114, 131, 140, 145 147, 151, 152, 160, 161, 1:70, 172, 173, 175, 177, 178, 197, 202, 203, 209, 210, 211, 211-12, 214, 219-20, 251, 271-2; negatived, 188.

Motion "That the Question be now put" (Under Standing Order No. 175n) (moved in Committee recorded), 48, 82, 87, 94, 110, 148, 170, 173, 191, 203, 213, 220, 221, 222, 228, 231, 234, 241, 244, 245, 248, 2 55.

COMMISSIONS:- Commissioner's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to King George VI, 1. Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 5. Deputy Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 6. Appointing Mr. 11. Robbins as Serjeant-at-Arms, 9,

INDEX.

1937-38.

BEHEBENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-315T PARLIAMENT--FOURTH SESSION.

COMMITTEES (See also "FINANCE") ;— HOUSE:—

Sessional Order appointing, 34. LIBRARY:—

Sessional Order appointing, 34. Pantans0

Sessional Order appointing, 31. STANDING ORDERS: —

Sessional Order appointing, 34. SELECT: —

ESPIONAGE SYSTEM IN TRAMWAYS DEPARTMENT:— Motion (Mr. Helfron) for appointment of, to inquire into, agreed to, 44; Motion (Mr. He/Iron) for leave to visit Newcastle to take evidence, 163. Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence laid upon Table, 219. Motion (Mr. He/Iron.) for adoption of Report, agreed to, 257.

TOBAcCO INDUsTRY pr NEW SOUTH WALES: —

Clerk lays on Table Minutes of Proceedings, and Evidence taken before, daring Session 1936-37, 29; referred to Committee re-appointed, 78.

Motion (Mr. Wade) (after Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders by consent) for appointment of, to inquire into, agreed to, 78.

Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence laid upon Table, 219. Motion (Mr. Wade) for adoption of Report, agreed to, 257.

ADMINISTRATION OF ABORIGINEs PROTECTION BOARD: —

Motion (Mr. Davidson) for appointment of, to inquire into administration of, with leave to make visits of inspection, agreed to, 144.5; Motion (Mr. Davidson) for leave to snake Progress • Reports from time to time, agreed to, 203.

ABATTOIRS AND HOEIEBUSH SALEYARDS: —

Motion (Mr. Wilson) for appointment of, to inquire into and report upon the general administration of, with leave to make visits of inspection; amendment (Mr. Lee) to personnel, agreed to, amendment (Mr. Lang) to personnel proposed and Debate adjourned, 153-4; resumed, amendment negatived, amendment (Mr. Richard-son) to personnel negatived, and Resolution as amended and put seriatim agreed to, 163-5.

DISPOSAL or CERTAIN STATE ENTERPRISES: —

Motion (Mr. Lang) for appointment of, to inquire into and report upon sale of Monier Pipe Works, State Brick Works, State Metal Quarries, and withdrawal from competitive business of State Insurance Office, negatived, 217-8.

CORONATION (See "ADDRESSES"). COROWA (See "ELECTORAL").

DEATH:— THE H ONOURABLE SIR DANIEL LEv; KNT., BA., LL.B., SPEAKER: —

Motion respecting loss sustained, and of sympathy with sisters and brother and adjournment of House as mark of respect, 3-4; Acknowledgment reported, 5.

THOMAS MICHAEL KEEGAN, ESQUIRE: —

Motion respecting loss sustained by State, and of sympathy with wife, 78; acknow-ledgment reported, 271.

THE HONOURABLE RICHARD TII0mAS BALL, MEmBER. Fon COROWA :— Motion respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with widow and family, and adjourn-

ment of House as a. mark of respect, 135. WAI,Ta JAMES BUTLER, ESQUIRE: —

Motion respecting loss sustained by State, and of sympathy with wife, 143. DEBATE (See also 'ADJOURNMENT'; also "CLOSURE"):—

Interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, Government Business proceeded witb, 24, 45, 55, 65, 78, 145, 154,166, 1.88.

Interrupted at 10.20 o'clock, p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, 39, 49, 56, 59, 69, 83, 167, 188, 195.

Interrupted at 5.50 o'clock, pan., by operation of Sessional Order, 63, 98. Interrupted to report receipt of Writ for Electoral District of Gordon, 25-6. Member allowed to continue speech for further period, 41, 65, 144. On motion for leave to bring ill Bill adjourned, 59, 63. On motion for 2 ° of Bill adjourned, 45, 56; (later hour of day), 13.3; (under operation

of Sessional Order), 39, 49. Reply—after application of closure, 32, 48, 58, 76, 82, 176. Reply—to Debate upon motion for 2° of Bill, 198; (after amendment to refer mu to

Select Committee negatived), 67. Resumed on motion for leave to introduce Bill, 61, 66. Resumed on motion for 2° of Bill, 41, 46, 52, 58. Resumed, on motion for adoption of Address-in-Reply to Governor's Opening Speech, 23,

25, 26. Speeches—Statement by Mr. Speaker respecting rules of, and reading of, 75.

DEBTS (See "WAGES"). DEPUTY-SPEAKER. (See "SPEAKER"). DISALLOWANCE OF AGREEMENTS UNDER LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (See

"LOCAL GOVERNMENT"). DISORDER (See also "MEMBERS")—

Member removed front Chamber, by order of Mr. Speaker, 71 (Hr. Stanley), 212 (Mr. Booth).

INDEX.

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO TED VOTES AND EROCEEDINGS-316T PARLIAMENT-FM:ISM SESSION.

DIVISIONS:- IN TEE HOUSE:-

Address -in-Reply to Governor's Opening Speech, 27; (Amendment), 26. Adjournment of the House under 49th Standing Order (negatived), 32, 48, 76. Amendment on motion respecting Business Days-Precedence of Business, etc. (Sessional

Orders) (negatived), 33-4. Appointment of additional Puisne Judge, 132. Called for and only names of minority recorded under Standing Order No. 213, 188. Election of Speaker, 3. Election of Representative of Assembly on University Senate, 62-3. Electricity Franchises, 234. Emergency Relief Work-Catherine Hill Bay-Urgency motion respecting (negatived),

61. Minority recorded, 188. Motion for appointment of Select Committee on disposal of certain State Enterprises,

217-8. Ordinances-disallowance of, negatived, 77, Itegulations-disallowanee of, negatived, 44. Sessional Orders-Urgency motion respecting (agreed to), 103. Sessional Orders, 203. Suspension of Standing Orders to:-

Bring in and pass Bill or Bills through all stages in one day (agreed to), 221. Consider motion respecting Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business, agreed

to, (Sessional Orders also suspended), 102. That Bill be now read 2°, 42, 130, 202, 231, 245, That Bill be read 3°, 52, 79, 86, 97-8, 131, 204, 214, 232, 247, 249, 251. That Debate be now adjourned, 94. That leave be given to bring in Bill (agreed to), 36, 113, 222. That Report be now adopted (agreed to), 48, 72-3, 83, 94, 147-8, 203, 220, 221, 231, 244,

245, 248. That the words proposed to be added be so added (negatived), 26, 49. That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, 67, 164('), 105,

204, 246. That the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted, 154. That the Question be now put, agreed to, 26, 27, 32, 33, 35, 36, 41, 46, 47, 49, 51,

52,3, 57, 58, 59, 62, 66, 71-2, 76, 78 (negatived), 78-9, 80, 82, 83, 85, 86, 91, 95, 97, 102, 1.06. 107, 108, 113-4, 114, 131, 140, 145, 147

' 151, 152, 153, 160, 161,

170, 172, 173, 1.75, 177, 178, 188, (negatived) 197, 202, 204, 209, 210, 211, 211-12, 214, 219-20, 222, 245, 246, 248, 251, 271-2.

University of Sydney-Representative of Legislative Assembly on Senate, 62. Urgency motion to pass Bill or Bills through all stages in one day, 104, 177, 257. Urgency motion to consider motion relating to:-

Emergency Belief Work, Catherine Bill Bay, 61. Medical Treatment for Relief Workers, 109..

IN COMMITTEE 01' PRE WHOLE :- Baroogn District Water Supply Bill, 343, (remaining clauses and schedule) 344. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 342. Federal Aid Roads and Works Bill, 338. Greater Newcastle Bill, 345-6, 346, 347, 348, 348-9, 349-50, (amendments as circulated)

350; (remaining clauses and schedules) 351-2; (Legislative Councils Amendments) 362; (Amendment No 2) 366; (remaining amendments) 366-7.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 320-1 (Amendments as circulated in clause. 4), 321, 322, 323; (amendment as circulated in clause 5), 323, 324; cremaining clauses and preamble), 324.

Industrial Undertakings Purchasers' Prices Products Bill, 358 (remaining amendments in clause 2 as circulated), 358, 359; (remaining amendments as circulated), 359; (remaining clauses and schedules), 360.

Industrial Arbitration (Eight Hours) Amendment Bill, 326-7, 327-8. King George V and Queen Mary Maternal and Infant Welfare Foundation Pill, 30940, Local Government (Amendment ) Bill, 301, 301.2 (remaining amendment), 302, 302-3,

303, 308, 313 ( 2), (remaining clause), 313-14, (on recommittal), 317; (amendments in clause 12), 317; 318.

Lunacy and Inebriates (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification) Bill, 372. Local Government Noxious Plants (Amendment) Bill, 373. National Oil Proprietary Agreement Ratification Bill, 294, 295; (remaining douses and

schedule), 295. Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 293. Port Rend,la (No. 3 ,letty) Bill, 300, 304, 305,.306, 307. Racing Taxation Bill, 350-7. University (J. B. Watt) Travelling Scholarships Bill, 311, 311-2. University and College and Victoria Park (Amendment) Bill, 369 ('), 370; (remaining

clauses and schedules) 370-1.. Western Lands (A menciment) Bill, 232, 331. That the Chairman leave the Chair, 295, 307, 312, 331-2, 344, 352, 353, 357, 360, 368,

371, 372-72. That the Honourable Member be not further heard, 347. That the Question be now put, 297, 299, 303, 304, 305, 305-6, 306-7, 210, 311, 315, 319, .

326, 327, 328, 329, 331. That the Question be now put (under Standing Order 175ii), 294, 301, 309, 312-13, 316,

317, 320, 322-3, 333, 337, 338-9, 341, 342-3, 343, 348, 849, 352-3, 357, 360-61, 362, 366, 370, 371.

INDEX.

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-318T PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

DIVISIONS (continued):— IN OommirrEr or SUPPLY: —

That the Question be now put, 319. That the Question be now put (under Standing Order 175s), 373-74.

IN CJOALMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS: — That the Chairman leaTe the Chair, 356. That the Question be now put, 325, 335. That the Question be now put (under Standing Order 1750, 355, Racing Taxiation Bill, 356.

DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index),

ELECTORAL:— ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GORDON: —

Resignation of Sir Philip Goldfinch, K.B.E., and action taken thereon, there being no Speaker, reported, 2.

Issue and return of writ and election of Henry Basil Turner, Esquire, reported, 26. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WOOLLAHRA: —

Issue and return of writ and election of Harold Harvey Mason, Esquire, reported, 2, ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COROWA : —

Death of Honourable R. T. Sall reported, seat declared vacant, 141. Issue and return of writ and election of Christopher Baron Lethbridge, reported, 265.

ELECTRICITY AGREEMENTS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT"). EMERGENCY RELIEF WORK (See "UNEMPLOYMENT"). ESPIONAGE IN THE TRAMWAY DEPARTMENT (See "TRAMWAYS"). ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE").

FINANCE:— SUPPLY:—

Motion made that House will, on its next Sitting Day, resolve itself into Committee, 27, House in Committee (Financial Statement), 90, 179, (Estimates), 181; (Loan Estimates),

255; (Supply Bill), 104. Resolutions reported (Financial Statement), 90; (Estimates), 181-3; (Loan Estimates),

255; (Supply Bill), 101-5. Resolutions agreed to (Financial Statement), 90; (Estimates), 183; (Loan Estimates),

255; (Supply Bill), 105. WAYS AND MEANS: —

Motion made that House will, on its next Sitting Day, resolve itself into Committee, 28. House in Committee (Financial Statement), 90, 148, 152, 154, 156, 157; House in Committee (Estimates), 183; (Loan Estimates), 255; (Supply Bill), 105; (Special Income and Wages Tax Bill), 115; (Racing Taxation Bill), 226.

Resolutions reported (Financial Statement), 158; (Estimates), 183-4; (Loan Estimates), 255; (Supply Bill); 105; (Special Income Tax and Wages Bill), 115-130; (Racing Taxation Bill), 226-8.

Resolutions agreed to (Financial Statement), 158; ('Estimates), 184; (Loan Esti-mates), 255; (Supply Bill), 105; ( Special Income Tax and Wages Bin), 130'; (Racing Taxation Bill), 228.

GARNISHEE (See "WAGES"). GERRINGONG (See "UNEMPLOYMENT"). GOLDFINCH, SIR PHILIP- HENRY IVIACARTHUR, K.B.E. (See "ELECTORAL"). 000N00 000N00 ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT"). GORDON (See "ELECTORAL"). GOVERNOR:—

Proclamation, by summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1. Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 1.

APPOINTMENT OF HIS EXCELLENCY TIIE RICHT HONOURABLE JOHN DE VERE, HARM; WAREFIURST, K.C.M.G., AS GOVERNOR or THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:—

Message notifying appointment and assumption of Office, 8-9; Motion (Mr. 'Stevens) for Address in acknowledgment of Message, agreed to, 9;

Address presented and answer reported, 28. OPENINO SPEECH: —

Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr. Speaker, 18. Motion made for adoption of Address-in-Reply, 21; Amendment (Mr. Lang) to add new

paragraph, 22; Debate adjourned (to take precedence), 22; resumed and Debate ad-journed (to take precedence), 23; resumed, Amendment negatived, 25-26; Address agreed to, 27; presented to, and Answer reported, 28.

ASSUMPTION OF ADMINISTRATION OF GOyERNMENT By THE HONOuRABLE SIR, 11 1tFUERICK RICHARD JORDAN, K.C.M.G. CHIEF JUSTICE Or THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES:—

Message notifying House of, and Motion (Lieut.-Colonel Bruxner) of thanks for Message, agreed to, 140.

ASSUMPTION OF ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERNMENT By THE HONOURABLE Sin PHILIP WHISTLER STREET, K.C.M.G., LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF NEW SOUTH WALES:—

Message notifying House of, and Motion (LiTut.-Colonel Bruxner) of thanks for Message, agreed to, 140.

INDEX. xi

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO TIIE VOTES AND pROCEEDINGS-315T PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

HARBOUR BRIDGE (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE"). HOMEBUSTI SALEYARDS (See "ABATTOIRS AND H:OMEIBUSII SALEYARDS"). HOURS OF SITTENG (See "BUSINESS"; also "SESSIONAL ORDERS"). HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES").

JORDAN, THE HONOURABLE FREDERICK RICHARD, K.C.M.G. (See "GOVERNOR; also "ADDRESSES").

JUDGES (See "SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900").

KEEGAN, THOMAS MICHAEL, ESQUIRE (See "DEATH."). KING GEORGE Vi (See "ADDRESSES" also "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE").

LABOUR AND INDUSTRY (See also "UNEMPLOYMENT"). LAUNCH DISASTER (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR"). LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS"). LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (See "ASSEMBLY"). LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also "PAPERS" Index under

this heading):— ELECTION OF MEMBER TO:—

Speaker reports Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for (and forward. ing copy thereof to Legislative Assembly), Writ read by Clerk, 171-2; 192-4.

Clerk reads Order of Day and displays Ballot Box, 253, 259. Speaker declares Ballot open; orders that Doors be locked, and later, unlocked; and

declares Ballot closed, 253, 259. LETHBRIDGE, CHRISTOPHER BARON, ESQUIRE, M.L.A. (See "ELECTORAL"; also

"WRITS"). LEVY, THE HONOURABLE SIR DANIEL, ENT., B.A., LL.B. (See "DEATH"). LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES"). LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE"). LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919:—

Motion (Mr. Shannon) for disallowance of amendments to Ordinance No. 4, negatived, 77.

Motion (Mr. Lang) (alter Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders) for disallow. once of Supplementary Electricity Agreement between Keropsey Electric Light and Power Company Limited and Council of Municipality of Kempsey, negatived, 234.

MARTIN, THE HONOURABLE LEWIS ORMSBY, B.A., LL.B. (See "UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY").

MASON, HAROLD HARVEY, ESQUIRE, M.L.A. (See "ELECTORAL"; also 'WRITS"). MEMBERS (See also "DEATH"; also "ELECTORAL") :—

Directed to discontinue speech, 188. Leave of absence (by consent) granted to, on account of (absence from State) 9(4),

(illness), 10. Questions by, Statement by Mr. Speaker respecting, 37, 75. Resignation of Member (Sir Phillip Henry MacArthur Goldfinch, .71.B.E.), and action

taken by Clerk, reported, 2. Speeches:—

Motion to allow to continue for a further period agreed to, 41, 65, 144. Statement by Mr. Speaker respecting reading of, 75.

Sworn, 2 (5 26, 265. DIsORDER:—

Removal by Serjeant-at-Arms from Chamber (Air. Stanley), 71 (Hr. Booth), 212. MESSAGES:—

FROM THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:— Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, 6. Bills of Sale (Amendment) Bill. 6. Australia's One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary

Celebrations Bill, 7. 4. do Public Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 7. 5. do Rural Bank (Agency) Amendment Bill, 7. 6. do Milk Board (Term of Office) Bill, 7. 7. do Housing Improvement Bill, 8.

1. Assent to (Session 1936-37) 2. do do 3. do do

do do do de

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT--FOURTH SESSION.

MESSAGES (continued)Elt011 TDB GOVERNOR D:-

1. Notifying Assembly of Assumption of Office, S. 2. Recommending Sir Walter Carpenter Land Vesting Bill, 30. 3. do

King George V. and Queen Mary Maternal and Infant Welfare Foundation Bill, 30.

4. do 1.0eal Government (Noxious Plants) Amendment Bill, 31. 5. do Port Eembla (No. 3 Jetty) Bill, 31. 6. do Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 31. 7. do Barooga District Water Supply Bill, 31. S. do National Oil Proprietary Limited Agreement Ratification Bill; 31. U. do Farmers' Relief (Amendment) Bill, 37.

10. do Child Welfare (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification) Bill, 37. 11. do Child Wffifare Bill, 37. . 12. do

University and College Lands and Victoria Park (Amendment) Bill, 38.

13. do University (J. B. Watt Travelling Scholarships) Bill, 38. 14. do Technical Education Bill, 33. 15. do Soil Conservation Bill, C., 16. do Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 43.

FROM F. R. JORDAN (By Deputation from His Excellency the Governor)17. do Federal Aid Roads and Works 1310, 44. 18. do Keepit Dan, Bin, 44. 39. Recommending Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 4:5. 20. Assent to Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 51. 21. Recommending Lunacy and Inebriates (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification)

Bill, 58. 22. do Greater Newcastle Bin, 71.

FROm TIIE GOVERNOR:- 23. Recommending Supreme Court. and Land and Valuation Court Bill, 77. 24. do Industrial A rbitration (Amendment) Bill, 81.

FROM 'F. R. JORDAN (By Depilation from His Excellency the Governor):- 25. Recommending Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 81.

Emu TnE GOVERNOR:- 26. Recommending Concord Cemetery Bill, 81. 27. Assent to National Oil Proprietary Limited Agreement Ratification Bill, 89. 28. Recommending Appropriation Bill, 90. 29. Assent to Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, 101. 30. Recommending Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 101. 31. do Supply Bill, 103. 32. Assent to Port Kembla (No. 3 jetty) Bill, Ill. 33. Recommending Special Income and Wages Tax Bill, 111. 34. do Special Income and Wages 'l'ax (Management) Amendment Bill, 111 35. do Industrial Arbitration (Eight Hours) Amendment Bill, 113. 36. Assent to Supply Bill, 133, . 37. do University (J. B. Watt Travelling Scholarships) Bill, 134. 38. do Lady Edith Carpenter Land Vesting Bill, 134. 39. do Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 137. 40. do Icing George V and Queen Mary Infant and Maternal Welfare Founda-

tion Bill, 137. 41. do Local Government (Amend went) Bill, 137. 42. do Industrial Arbitration (Eight Hours) Amendment Bill, 138. 43. do Special Income and Wages Tax Bill, 138. 44. do Special Income and Wages Tax (Management) Amendment Bill, 138.

FROM F. R. JORDAN (Administrator of the Government of the State):- 45. Notifying Assembly of Assumption of Office, 139.

FROM F. W. STRRET (Administrator of the Government of the State):- 46. Notifying Assembly of Assumption of Office, 140.

FR014 puE Govkallort:-. 47. Recommending Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill, 155. 48. do Federal Aid Roads and Works Bill, 157. 49, Assent to Gaming and Betting (A mendment) Bill, 158. 50. Recommending University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 159. 51. do Bungendore to Captnin's Flat Pailway Agreement Ratification . Bill, 159. 52. do Finances Adjustment Bill, 169. 53. do Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 169. 54. Announcing issue of Writ for Election of Member to Legislative Council uf New

South Wales and forwarding Copy thereof to Assembly, 171. 55. Assent to Concord Cemetery Bill, 176. • 56.. do Finances Adjustment Bill, 191. 57. Announcing issue of Writ for Election of Member to Legislative domicil of New ,

South Wales and forwarding Copy thereof to A.ssembly, 192. 58. Recommending University and University Colleges CAmendment) Bill, 198. 59. Assent to Constitution (LegisinliVe Council Elections) Amendnient Bill, 201. 00. Recommending Racing .(Amendment) Bill, 207. 61. do Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, 207.

• 02. Assent to Appropriation Bill, 207. 03. Recommending Racing Taxation Bill. 208: 64. do Country Towns Water Supply and Sewerage (Debts) Bill, 208. 65. Assent to Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 218.

INDEX.

1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-35 ST PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.

MESSAGES-continued:- FROM THE GOVERNOR:-

66. Recommending Commonwealth and State Banks Agreement Ratification Bill, 243 • 67. do Drainage Bill, 214. 68. Assent to Greater Newcastle Bill49.

H 69. Recommending Theatres, Public halls and Cinematograph Films Bill, 250. 70. do Loan Bill, 250. 71.. Assent to Closer Settlement (Amendment Bill, 259. 72. do. East Maitland Reserve (Divesting) Bill, 259. 73. do Federal Aid Roads and Works Bill, 260. 74. do Bungendore to Captain's Flat Railway Agreement Ratification Bill, 260. 75. do Farmers' Relief (Athendment) Bill ; 260. 76. do Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill, 260. 77. Recommending Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Bill, 263. 78. Assent to Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, 265. 79. 80.

do do

Barooga District Water Supply Bill, 265. Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 266.

81. do University and College Lands and Victoria. Park (Amendment) Bill, 266. 82. do Racing Taxation Bill, 266. 83. do Racing (Amendment) Bill, 266. 84. do Companies (Liquidation) Act Amendment Bill, 266. 85. do Public Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 267. 86. do Loan Bill, 267: 87. do University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 267. 88. do Industrial Undertakings Purchasers' Prices Products Bill, 267. 89. do Commonwealth and State Banks Agreement Ratification Bill, 268. 90. do Theatres, Public Halls and Cinematograph Films Bill, 268. 91. do Local Government (Noxious Plants) Amendment Bill, 268. 92. do Keepit Dam Bill, 268. 93. do Lunacy and Inebriates (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification) Bill, 268. 94. do Statute Law Revision Bill, 260. 95. do Country Towns Water Supply and Sewerage (Debts) Bill, 269.

FROM ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL:- Transmitting-

Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 46. National Oil Proprietary Limited Agreement Ratification Bill, 52. Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, 57. Port Kembla (No. 3 Jetty) Bill, 79. King George V and Queen Mary Maternal and Infant Welfare Foundation Bill, 85. Lady Edith Carpenter Land Vesting Bill, 85. University (,T. B. Watt Travelling Scholarships) Bill, 86. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 98. Supply, 106. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 112. Special Income and Wages Tax (Management) Amendment Bill, 115, Special Income and Wages Tax Bill, 130. Industrial Arbitration (Fight Hours) Amendment Bill, 131. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 151. Western Lands (Amendment) 13111, 152, Concord Cemetery Bill, 156. Finances Adjustment Bill, 173. Federal Aid Roads and Works Bill, 176-7. Appropriation Bill, 185. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 191. Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill,197. I3ungendore to Captain's Flat Railway Agreement Ratification Bill, 198. Farmers Relief (Amendment) Bill, 202-3. Barooga District Water Supply Bill, 203-5. East Maitland Pasturage Reserve (Divesting) Bill, 205. Greater Newcastle Bill, 214, University and University Colleges cAmendinent) Bill, 223. Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, 223. Racing Taxation Bill, 230. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 230, Country Towns Water Simply and Sewerage (Debts) Bill, 230. Industrial Undertakings Purchasers' Prices Products Bill, 232. Statute Law Revision Bill, 234. Companies (Liquidation) Act Amendment Bill, 234. Motor Traffic (Amendment.) Bill, 241. University and College Lands and Victoria Park (Amendment) Bill, 247. Lunacy and Inebriates (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification) Bill, 249. Local Government (Noxious Plants) Amendment Bill, 151-2. Commonwealth and State Bank Agreement Ratification Bill, 254. Keepit Damn Bill, 254. Loan Bill, 256. Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, 258. Public Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 262. Theatres, Public Balls and Cinematograph Films Bill, 262.

Agreeing to Council's amendments in the- King George V. and Queen Mary Maternal and Infant Welfare Foundation Bill, 139 Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 194. Greater Newcastle Bill, 244. Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, 258. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 262.

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.

MESSAGES-continued:- FROM ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL-continued;-

Returning- Constitution (Legislative Council Elections) Amendment Bill, without amend-

ment, 194. FROM COUNCIL TV ASSEMBLY :-

Returning- Public Health (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 49. National Oil Proprietary Limited Agreement Ratification Bill, without amendment,

69. Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 89. Port Kembla (No. 3 Jetty) Bill, without amendment, 98. King George V and Queen Mary Maternal and Infant Welfare Foundation Bill,

with amendments, 98. Lady Edith Carpenter Land Vesting Bill, without amendment, 106. University (J. B. Watt Travelling Scholarships) Bill, without amendment, 106. Supply Bill, without amendment, 112. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 132-3. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 133. Industrial Arbitration (Eight Hours) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 133. Special Income and Wages Tax Bill, without amendment, 133. Special Income and Wages Tax (Management) Amendment Bill, without amend-

ment, 133. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 156. Concord Cemetery Bill, without amendment, 156. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 186. Finances Adjustment Bill, without amendment, 188. Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 139. Federal Aid Roads and Works Bill, without amendment, 210. Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 210. Bungendore to Captain's Flat Railway Agreement Ratification Bill, without amend-

ment, 218. Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 210. East Maitland Pasturage Reserve (Divesting) Bill, without amendment, 219. Farmers' Relief (Amendment) without amendment, 219, Barooga District Water Supply Bill, without amendment, 225. Greater Newcastle Bill, with amendments, 235. Housing (Further Provisions) Bill, with amendments, 247. University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 248. Racing Taxation Bill, without amendment, 254. Racing (A radiomen° Bill, with an amendment, 255. Country Towns Water Supply and Sewerage (Debts), without amendment, 256. Industrial Undertakings, Purchasers' Prices Products Bill, without amendment,

256. Statute Law Revision Bill, without amendment, 256. University and College Lands and Victoria Park (Amendment) Bill, without

amendment., 256-7. Companies (Liquidation) Act Amendment Bill, without amendment, 257. Lunacy and Inebriates (Commonwealth Agreement Ratification) Bill, without

amendment, 253. Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 262. Local Government (*Noxious Plants) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 263. Commonwealth and State Bank Agreement Ratification Bill, without amendment,

263. Keepit Dam Bill, without: amendment, 263. Loan Bill, without amendment, 263. Public Hospitals (Amendment), without amendment, 264. Theatre's, Public Balls and Cinematograph Films Bill, without amendment, 264.

Transmitting- Constitution (Legislative Council Elections) Amendment Bill, 194.

'MIDNIGHT:- Sittings after, 131, 219, 251, 258.

MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901:- Motion made (Mr. Badderey) That new Regulation No. 4 made under Act should be

revoked (nematived), 44. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT:-

Made (Mr. S(e.vens) respecting appointment of two Assistant Ministers and allocation of duties, 9.

Made (*Mr. Spooner) respecting disposal of State Monier Pipe Works, 188. MONIER PIPE WORKS (See "VOTE OF CENSURE"). 'MOTIONS (See "BUSINESS"). MOTOR TRAFFIC:-

Motion made (Mr. Girls) for limitation of parking in Castlereagh and Pitt streets, and Debate adjourned, 55; Order of Day postponed, 93; Debate resumed, Motion yoga ived

NOTICES OF MOTION (See "BUSINESS").

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIADIENT—FOURTLI SESSION.

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See also "MEMBERS")•— Speaker's Commission to administer to Members, reported, 5. Commissioner's—to administer, of Allegiance to King George VI., 1. Administered to Members, 2 ( 3 ), 26.

OPENING 01' SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT"). OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR"). ORDERS OF THE DAY (See "BUSINESS"). ORDINANCE—DISALLOWANCE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919").

PAPERS:— Laid upon Table by Clerk, 29. Ordered to be printed after Printing Committee's order not to print, 264.

PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE (See "INDEX TO PAPERS"). PARKING (See "MOTOR TRAFFIC"). PARLIAMENT:—

Oniamo OP SESSION:— Clerk reads Proclamation, 1. Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1

GOVERNOR'S OPENING SPEECH:— Reported. and laid upon Table by Mr. Speaker, 18. Motion (Ms. Lloyd) for Adoption of Address-in-Reply, 21.; Amendment (Mr. Lang) to

add new paragraph, 22; Debate adjourned (to take precedence), 22; resumed, Amendment negatived, 26; Address agreed to, 27; presented to Governor and Answer reported, H.

PETITIONS (See "INDEX TO PAPERS"). PITT-STREET (See "MOTOR TRAFFIC). POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER"). POLICE (See "STARTING-PRICE AND STREET BETTING"). POSTPONEMENTS (See "BUSINESS"). PREVENTION AND RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT (See "UNEMPLOYMENT . "). PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES"). PRO FORMA (See "BILLS"). PROCLAMATIONS:—

Opening of Session, read by Clerk, I.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES"). PUBLIC RESERVES (See ,"TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT,

1924"), P Ljl3T,TC VEHICLES (See "TRANSPORT"). PITISNE JUDGE (See "SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT").

QUESTION (See "CLOSURE"). QUESTIONS:—

Statement by Mr. Speaker respecting asking and answering of, 37, 75. Asking of, interrupted by Notice of Motion of Censure, 170.

REGULATIONS—RULES—ORDINANCES: DISALLOWANCE (See also "MATRIMONIAL CAUSES ACT, 1899"; also "MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901"; also "LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919"; also "TRANSPORT ACT, 19301 :—

Motion (Mr. /3addeley) That new Regulation No. 4 made under Mines Inspection Act, 1901, should be revoked (negatived), 44.

RELIEF WORKERS (See "UNEMPLOYMENT"). RELIEF WORKS (See "UNEMPLOYMENT"). REPLY (See "DEBATE"). BOBBINS, MR. H. (See "SERJEANT-AT-ARMS").

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REFERENCES TO TIM VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES?). SERIATIM:—

Member required Resolutions to be put, 164. SERJEANT-AT-ARMS:—

Appointment of Mr. H. Robbins, 9. Removes Member from Chamber by direction of Mr. Speaker, 71, 212.

SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS"; also "C0MM1TTEES"):— Passed, 33-4, 103, 1.44, 148, 203, 223.

BusmEss llavs-11.0a9 Or SITTING—PRECEDENCE Or BUSINESS: —

Motion (Air. Stevens) for House to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday in each week at 2.30 p.m., and on Thursday at 11 a.m., etc., etc., and amendment (Mr. Baddeley) to leave out "2.30 p.m." with a view to inserting "11 a.m." instead thereof, amendment negatived, Sessional Order agreed to, 33-34.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) (Urgency—suspen.sion of Standing and Sessional Orders) That unless otherwise ordered, during the remainder of the present Session, Government Business only shall be dealt with, and that the provisions of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of the Sessional Order adopted on 17th August, 1937, shall not apply, agreed to, 103.

Motion (Air. Stevens) (by consent) . That, unless otherwise ordered, General Business shall take precedence of Government Business during the present Sitting until 6 p.m., etc., etc., agreed to, 144.

Motion (Aft. Stevens) That, on the 16th November, and during the remainder of the present Session, House to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday at 2.30 p.m., and on Thursday and Friday at 11 am., etc., etc., agreed to, 148.

Motion (Mr. Stevens) That, during the remainder of the present Session, unless other-wise ordered, Government Business only shall be dealt with on Tuesdays, and that, from following Tuesday, the provisions of paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 of the Sessional Order adopted on 10th November, 1937, shall not apply to sittings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, agreed to, 203.

Additional Sitting Day:— Motion (Mr. Stevens) at during remainder of the present Session, unless otherwise

ordered, House meet at 11.30 o'clock a.m. on Mondays and Government Business only be dealt with on such sitting day; agreed to, 223.

SUSPENSION OW:— To consider Notice of Motion of General Business, 217. To continue sitting after 10.30 o'clock p.m., 45, 90. By consent:—

To consider motion of General Business respecting appointment of Select Com- mittee on Tobacco Industry in New South Wales, agreed to, 78.

As a matter of nrgeney:— To consider order of day of General Business, 93. Hours of Sitting and Precedence of business, 102.

SPEAKER:— Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order at 10.30 p.m., 39, 59. Allows 3 0 of Bill to be taken forthwith, 173, 191, 197, 198, 203, 204, 205, 223, 230, 234,

235, 241, 246, 248, 251, 254, 255. Directs Member to discontinue speech, .188. Fixes 3° for To-morrow, 48, 56, 82(”, 83, 87, 94, 110, 148(2), 220 later hens of the day,

213. Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 18. Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen of Committee; 10. Leaves Chair for an extended period, 132. Orders Council's Amendment to be considered, To-morrow, 99, 186. Reports Governor's Answer to Address-in-Reply to Opening Speech, 28. Reports Speaker's Commission to administer Oath to Members, 5. Reports Governor's answer to Assembly's Address of Congratulation, 28. Resumes Chair at specified hour, 132. Statement by respecting rules of debates, reading of speeches and questions, 75.

DEATH OF TILE IIONOL-RAELE SIR DANIEL LEVY, Ent., B.A., LL.B.: — Reported, 2. House adjourned as a Tribute of Respect, 4.

ELECTION OF:— Reginald Walter Davey Weaver, The Hon., proposed and elected, 2-3; Presented to

Governor, 3. Francis Michael Burke, Esquire, proposed, 2-3.

RULINGS OF:— Questions—Statement by, respecting procedure in asking of, 37, 75. That, although it was contended that a motion for adjolirninent had not been moved

at a previous sitting the House was properly constituted at its meeting, 25. That, although the time specified for the asking of Questions had not elapsed Honour-

able Members could not be permitted to continue to ask Questions in view of the announcement by the Premier that further Questions would not be answered owing to a Notice of Motion of Censure having been given, 170.

SPEECHES: —

Statement by, respecting reading of, 75.

INDEX. xwii

1937-88.

REFIgRENCIES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

SPEAXER continued:— LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTII WALES--EpEGTION OF MEMBER TO:—

Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for (and forwarding copy thereof to Legislative Assembly), reported, Writ read by Clerk, 171-2; 192-4;

Directs that taking of votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly for be set down as an Order of the Day for the day appointed for the holding of (arid take prece-dence), 172; 194;

Directs Clerk to read Order of Day for; declares Ballot open; directs that doors be locked, and later, unlocked; inquires at the appointed hour, whether any Member present desires to vote and declares Ballot closed, 253, 259.

DEPtrrw:— Commission to administer Oath to Members, 6. Fixes 3° for To-morrow, 170.

SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS"). Statement by Mr. Speaker respecting reading of, 75

'STANDING ORDERS (See also "COMMITTEES"; also "BILLS"): — SUSPENSION OF:—

To bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, agreed to; (Urgency), 45, 104, 155, 177, 194, 255, 257, 261..

To bring in and pass several Bills through all stages in one day, agree to; (Urgency), 113, 220.

To consider Order of Day of General Business (Urgency-Sessional Orders also sus-pended), 93

To consider motion relating to— Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business (Urgenoy—Sessional Orders also

suspended), agreed to' 102.

To consider motion of General Business on Notice Paper respecting the appointment of a Select Committee on the Tobacco Industry in N.S.W. agreed to, 78.

To consider Notice of Motion of General Business respecting Vote of Censure—Disposal of State Monier Pipe Works, 175.

To consider Notice of Motion of General Business respecting Disposal of Certain State Enterprises, 217

COMMITIT.E :— Sessional Order appointing, 34,

STATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES"). it STATE ENTERPRISES:—

Motion (Mr. Lang) (after Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders) That a Select Committee be appointed tri inquire and report upon the Sales of the Monier Pipe Works, State Brick Works, State Metal Quarries and the with-drawal of the State Insurance Office from competition with insurance business, etc., etc., negatived, 217-8.

STATE INSURANCE OFFICE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES). STATE MONIER PIPE WORKS (See "VOTE OF CENSURE"; also "STATE ENTER-

PRISES"). .STREET, HIS EXCELLENCY THE HONOURABLE SIR PHILIP WHISTLER,

K.C.M.G., (See "GOVERNOR"; also "ADDRESSES"). SUPPLY (See "FINANCE"). SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900:—

Motion (Mr. L. 0. Martin) for appointment of an additional Puisne Judge under, agreed to, 132.

SYDNEY HARBOUR:— LAUNCH DISASTER:—

Motion (Mr. Stevens) expressing sorrow at serious loss of life as result of, and conveying deep sympathy to relatives of deceased and to injured, agreed to, 271.

SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE:— Toll Charges:—

Motion (Mr. Primrose) That, in the opinion of this House, the special charge or toll imposed on railway, tramway, and omnibus passengers travelling over the Sydney Harbour Bridge should be abolished, and Debate adjourned, 78.

TOBACCO INDUSTRY:— Motion (Mr. Lawson) That the Minutes of Proceedings of and Evidence taken before

Select Committee on, during Session 1986-37, be laid upon Table, agreed to, document laid on Table by Clerk, and ordered to be printed, 29

Motion (M r. Wade) for appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into and report upon, in Now South Wales, with leave to make visits of inspection within New South Wales and to other States of Commonwealth, and also for reference to such Committee of Minutes of Proceedings of, and Evidence taken before the Select Committee of Session 1936-37, agreed to, 78.

Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence, laid upon Table, 219 Motion (Mr. Wade) for adoption of Report, agreed to, 257.

TOLL CHARGES (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE"). TRAMWAYS (See also "SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE"):—

ESPIONAGE IN PUB TRAMWAY DEPARTMENT:— Motion (Mr. _Wren) for appointment of Select Committee to inquire into and repoft

upon, 44; Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to visit Newcastle to take evidence, 163 Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence, laid upon Table, 240 Motion (Mr. Heffron) for adoption of Report, agreed to, 257,

.1.45643—k

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTII SESSION.

TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 1921:— Areas at Bredbo and Adamstown for Public Hall and Town Hall:—

Motion (Mr. Buttenshaw) to apply provisions of, to certain lands, agreed to, 63. Area at Binigny for Public Hall:—

Motion (Mr. Buttenshaw) to apply provision of, to certain land, agreed to, 250. TURNER, HENRY BASIL, ESQUIRE, M.L.A. (See "ELECTORAL" also "WRITS").

UNEMPLOYMENT (See also "FOOD BELIEF").RELIEr WORKS:—

Urgency motion (Mr. Booth) to consider motion respecting at Catherine Hill Bay, negatived, 61.

Urgency motion (Mr. Booth) to consider motion respecting single men working at Bullandelah and Gerringong, ete., negatived, 201.

REMOVAL OF UNEMFLOVED PERSONS PROM COUNTRY' TOWNS AND SUBURBS:— Motion (Mr. Lang) for adjournment of the House, under Standing Order 49, to consider

recent decision of the Government to remove unemployed persons front the towns of Gunned* Cootamendra, Junco, MilIthorpe and other country towns and the suburbs, negatived, 32.

WORK FOR CITY DWELLERS:— Motion (Mr. Shannon) for adjournment of the House, under Standing order 49, to con-

sider the inaction of the Government in not providing work for men dwelling in the city and in the inner suburbs, negatived, 47-8.

PREMIER'S REFUSAL TO RECEIVE DEPUTATION:— Motion (Mr. Davidson) for adjournment of the House, under Standing Order 49, to

consider the refusal of the Premier to receive a representative deputation in rela-tion to the urgent requests of the unemployd, negatived, 76-7.

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY:— REPRESENTATIVE OP ASSEMBLY ON SENATE IN THE ROOM OF TEE LATE SIR DANIEL LEVY

(Speaker), deceased:— Motion made (Mr. Drummond) for election of the Honourable Lewis Ormsby Martin,

BA., LL.B., and elected, 62. Motion made (Mr. Lang) for election of Francis Michael Burke, Esquire, 62.

URGENCY:— MOTION MADE AS A MATTER OF.—

To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in ond day; agreed to, 45, 1.04, 255.

To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass several Bills through all their stages in one day, agreed to, 113; withdrawn, 255.

To consider motion relating to— Emergency Relief Work at Catherine Hill Bay, negatived, 61. Medical Treatment for Relief Workers, 109.

USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD").

VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL"). • VOTE (See "DIVISIONS").

VOTE OF CENSURE:— Motion (Mr. Lang) (after Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders) (1.) That

the action of the Government in fraudulently disposing of the State Monier Pipe Undertaking's assets to a company in which Sir Sydney Snow, General President of the United Australia Party, is the principal director; that the facts revealed by the Auditor-General, showing that stores and stock sold by the Government to the said company at half price were bought back by the Government at full price; that the Auditor-General's report that the Government was unable to take legal action because the Governtnent was not represented at the sale by any person whose word could be relied upon in a court of law, and because of the corruption and incompetence displayed throughout the whole transaction demands the cen-sure of tins Assembly and that the Ministry does not possess the confidence of this How. (2.) That the foregoing Resolution be conveyed by address to His Excellency the Governor, negatived, 175-6. _

WAGES:— Motion made (Mr. Baddeley) That, in the opinion of this House, the law should be

amended where necessary to limit the attachment of wages or salary to amounts of wages or salary exceeding the rate of four pounds per week, and Debate adjourned, 45; Debate resumed and adjourned, 65; suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders (Urgency) to consider, 93; Debate tesumed and adjourned, 94; Debate resumed, amendment (Mr. Wade) agreed, Motion as amended, agreed to, 165. • ,

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1937-38.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAMENT--YOURTH SESSION.

WAKERURST, HIS EXCELLENCY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN DE VERE BARON, E.C.M.G. (See "GOVERNOR').

WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE"). WEAVER, THE HONOURABLE REGINALD WALTER DARCY, M.L.A.:—

Election of, as Speaker, 2-3; Presented to Governor, 3. Commission to administer the Oath, 5.

WOOLLAHRA (See "ELECTORAL"). WRITS:—

ELECTORAL DISTRICT or COROWA:— Issue and return of for, and election of Christopher Baron Lethbridge, Esquire, reported,

Mr. Lethbridge sworn, 265. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CORDON:— •

Issue and return of for, and election of Henry Basil Turner, Esquire, reported, Mr. Turner sworn, 26.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT or WOOLLAHRA:— Issue and return of for, and election of Harold Harvey Mason, Esquire, reported, Mr.

Mason sworn, 2. LEOISLATIVE COUNCIL Or Wry, SOUTH WALES—ELECTION Or MEMBER TO:—

Message from Governor announcing issue of, for, and forwarding a copy to Legislative Assembly, reported by Mr. Acting-Speaker, Writ read by Clerk, 171-2, 192-4; taking of votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly set down as an Order of the day for the day appointed for the holding of (to take precedence of other business), 172, 194.

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A ABORIGINES PROTECTION BOARD:—

Report for year ended 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Council only) ADVANCE TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE"). AGRICULTURE (See also 'WHEAT PARMERS):—

Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1937, 147 AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE:—

Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1937, 233 ANDERSON, MR. W. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ANZAC MEMORIAL (BUILDING) ACT, 1923-34:—

By-law under, 13. ARNOTT, PROFESSOR A. J. (See "PUBLIC HEALTH"). ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901"). ARTHUR, MR. J. M. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ASSEMBLY:—

SESSIONAL PAPPAS:— Alphabetical List of Members (Ruling page 1). Votes and Proceedings, Nos. 1 to 53. Proclamation proroguing Parliament Alphabetical Register of Adresses and Orders Business Undisposed of at the Close of the Session Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out Business of the Session Alphabetical Register of Bills Standing and Select Committees apointed during the Session Reports from Printing Committee, Nos. 1 to 14 Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos. 1 to 13

AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE" AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM:—

Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 3936, 16 AUTREY-HALL, MR. F. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

BANKS:— Abstract of Liabilities and Assets for Quarter ended 31st December, 1936 (Printed by

Council only), 14 • Abstract of Liabilities and Assets for Quarter ended list March, 1937 (Printed by

Council only), 14 Abstract of Liabilities and Assets for Quarter ended 30th June, 1937, 37.

BARRISTERS:— Substituted Rules respecting admission, 14.

BEAUFORT ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT"). BENJAMIN, MR. A. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BETTING (See "STARTING-PRICE AND STREET BETTING"). BILLS (See also "COMMITTEES"):-.

Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, 1918-1930:—

Regulations under Act, 181. BOARDMAN, MR. .1. S. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BOLL, MISS B (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BOON, MR. C. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MOURNE, MR. A. Mr. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BOWMAKER, MR. J. M. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BOYLE, MR. J. W. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BRICK WORKS (See "STATE BRICK WORKS"). BROWN, MISS 0. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). BYLES, MR. B V (See "FORESTRY"). BUDGET (See "FINANCE"). BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION"). BUSINESS:—

'Indisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional Paper) Of the Session (Sessional Paper)

BUSINESS AGENTS ACT, 1935:— Rules of District Court re matters under, 30.

BY-LAWS:— Anzac Memorial (Building) Act, 1923-1934, 13. Government Railways Act, 1912-1934, 12, 138, 187, 217, 260. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1892-1928, 93. Meat Industry Act, 1915-1934, 65. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1924-35, 10. Newcastle District Abattoir and Saleyards Act, 17. St. Andrew's College Incorporation Act, 1867, 16. Sydney Corporation Act, 1932-34, 10. Transport Act, 1930, 29, Transport (Division of Functions) -Act, 1932, 29, 187. University and University Colleges Act, 1900-1936 16(g), 139.

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Papers—continued.

CABRA-VALE (See "PETITIONS"). CAMERON, MR. F. S. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CARELESS USE OF FIRE ACT, 1912:—

Regulations under, 14. CARROLL, MIL W. It. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS ACT, 1887:—

Regulations under Act, 17. CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT, 1934:—

Regulations under 12. CHILD -WELFARE:— CHILDS, MR. S. L. N. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CLARK, MR. P. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CLOSER SETTLEMENT:—

Regulations under Acts, 15. BEAUFORT ESTATE:—

Particulars .respecting proposed acquisition of (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 250 FUND:—

Estimates for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90. GOON00 GOON( ESTATE:—

Particulars respecting proposed acquisition of (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 250 COAL MINING (See "MINING"). COCKS, MISS V. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). COLLIER, Mr. J. S. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE'). COMMISSIONS—ROYAL:—

STARTING-PRICE AND STRET1T Copies of Royal Commissions issued to his Honour Horace Francis Markell,.a District

Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Sessions in the State of Now South Wales,— ' (a) Authorising him to examine Inspector G. G. Pergusson with respect to

the ease of William George Mowids , and furnish a Report thereon, 13. (b) Extending the time within which the above Report is to be furnished, 13. (c) Further extending the time within which the above Report is to be

furnished, 13, 65. Report of Royal Commission of Inquiry (His Honour Judge Markel]) into certain

matters arising out of the Report of the Royal Commission on Police and Illicit Betting, 1936, together with Minutes of Evidence, 82

Copy of Royal Commission issued to John Edward McCulloch, Esquire, a Stipendiary Magistrate for the Metropolitan District of the State of New South Wales, to inquire into and report upon the Fruit-growing Industry and registration fees under the Plant Diseases Act, 1924, 43.

Copy of Royal Commission issued to John Edward McCulloch, Esquire, a Stipendiary Magistrate for the Metropolitan District of the State of New South Wales, extending

•, the period, within which he is required to report upon the Fruitgrowing Industry in New South Wales, to 24th February, 1938, 181.

Copy of Royal Commission issued to the Honourable Percival liaise Rogers, a Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of New South Wales, to inquire into and report upon the truth of the allegations and suggestions made by the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. J. T. Lang, in connection with the sale by the Government of the assets of—

(a) the State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Works to Monier Industries Limited,

(b) the State Brickworks to Brickworks Limited, and (c) the State Metal Quarries to Quarries Limited,

and with the withdrawal of the State Insurance Office from competition with insurance companies in business other than Government risks (Printed by Assembly only), 243

COMMITTEES:— Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sessional Papers)

PRINTING:— Reports Nos. 1 to 14, 39, 53, 63, 73, 95, 110, 131, 152, 158, 176, 198, 219, 264, 271

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS:— Fifth Report during thirty.first Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 261

SELECT: -- Tobacco Industry—Minutes of Proceedings of, and Evidence taken before, during Session

1936-37 (Laid, On Table of Assembly only), 29 Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence (Laid on Table of Assembly

only), 219 Espionage System in Tramways Department —Report, Minutes of Proceedings and

Evidence (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 240 COMPANIES:—

Companies (Liquidation) Act Amendment Bill:— I - Statement setting out reasons for the proposed enactment of (Laid on Table of

Assembly only), 81 Regulations under Act, 15.

4 Statement of Liabilities and Assets for quarter ended 30th September, 1936 (printed by Council only), 14

Statement of Liabilities and Assets for quarter ended 31st December, 1930 (printed by Council only), 14

Statement of Liabilities and Assets for quarter ended 31st March, 1937 (printer? by Council only), 14

Statement of Liabilities and Assets for quartet ended 30th June, 1937, 139. ; Statement of.Liabilities and Assets for quarter ended 30th September, 1937, 191,

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1037-38. PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.

ASSEMBLY VOLUME.

REFERENCES TO THE votEs AND PROCEEDECCS-3IST PARLIAMENT--FOIDITII SESSION. JOINT VOLUMES.

Papers—continued.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE"). CONVEYANCING ACT, 1919-1932;—

Regulations and forms under, 15. COOKSON, MISS M. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CO-OPERATION ACT, 1924-1936;—

Regulations under, 12( 2). CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES:—

Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1936, 12 COUNTY COUNCIL (See "SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL"). CRAIGIE, MR. N. R. M. (See 'PUBLIC SERVICE"). CROWFOOT, MR. D. W. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CROWN LANDS:—

Report of Department, Western Lands Commissioner, and Prickly-pear Destruction Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1937, 139

Forms under Acts, 43. Regulations under Acts, 15. Minute of Minister for Lands iespecting collection of moneys for wire-netting, 15.

CLOSER SEPPLEXtENT:— Regulations under Acts, 15,

DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS:— Gazette Notices dealing with the, 15, 43, 139, 209, 233, 261.

PUBLIC PURPOSES:— Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 15, 43, 139, 209, 233.

WESTERN LANDS:— Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th ;rune, 1937, 139

CUNNINGHAM, MR. H. J. (Sec "PUBLIC SERVICE"). CURLWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA (See "IRRIGATION"). CUTHBERT, MISS G. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1915:— Regulations under Act, 30.

DAIRY PRODUCTS:— Report of _Board for year ended 30 June, 1037, 139

DENTAL CLINIC (See "PUBLIC HEALTH"). DISTRICT COURT:—

Rules, 30. DIVISIONS;—

Attendance of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) Ix COMMITTEE OF The WHOLE:—

Weekly Reports, Nos. 1 to 13 DOG RACING (See "GREYHOUND-RACING"). DOUGLAS, MR. W. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). DOWNING, MR, J. 0. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE”), DRIED FRUITS:—

Regulations under Act, 1933, 17, 187. DRYDEN, MR, J. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). DUNPHY, MISS H. V. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). DUNSTAN, MR. K. G. -(See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

EASTOE MR. R.. D. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ECONOMIC POLICY AND RECOVERY OF GREAT BRITAIN (See "GREAT BRITAIN"). EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912") :—

Report of the Minister for, 1936, 213 Report of Minister on various aspects of Education in the United Kingdom, Europe,

United States of America, and Canada, together with proceedings of New Educa-tion Fellowship, England, 16

ELECTRICITY (See "GAS AND ELECTRICITY," also "SYDNEY MUN .1L COUNCIL"). ELECTRICITY FRANCHISES (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT"). ELIZABETH KENNY CLINIC (N.S.W.) (See "PUBLIC HEALTH"). ELLIOTT, MR. A. C. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ENTERTAINMENTS TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1929-3931:—

Report of the Commonwealth Commissioner of Taxation under, for 1936, 12 ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE").

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293

INDEX.

1937-38 ' PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-3I5T PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION. ASSEMBLY VOLUME. JOINT VOLUMES.

PAGE. VOL.

Papers—continued.

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912-35:— Regulations under, 10 ('), 107. Report of Department of Labour and Industry on working of, for 1936, 51

FAMILY ENDOWMENT ACT, 1927-1932:— Regulations under, 12 Minutes respecting variations of Act, 14("), 187, 201.

FARM. PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926-32:— Regulations under, 155.

FARMERS' RELIEF:— Report of Board for the year ended 30th June, 1936, 12

FARR, MR. H. M. (Soo "PUBLIC SERVICE"). FERGUSON, M. F. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). FINANCE:—

ENTERTAINMENTS TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1929.1931:— Report of the Commonwealth Commissioner of Taxation under, for year 1936, 1 9

INCOME TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1928, PREVENTION AND BELIEF OF 'UNEMPLOYMENT ACT, 1930-1932, AND SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) A CT , 1933- 1934

Report by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th June, 1936 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 12

ESTIMATES Or EXPENDITURE, 1937-38:— Message from Governor, together with:—

1. Consolidated Revenue Fund—Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government of New, South Wales for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

2. Consolidated Revenue Fund—,Statement of Payments from the Vote "Advance to Treasurer," 1936-37—submitted for Parliamentary Appropriation in adjust-ment of the Advance Vote (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

3. Consolidated Revenue Fund—Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of lAssembly only), 90

4. Closer Settlement Fund—Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

5. Government Railways Fund—Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1937-38 (Laid on 7'able of Assembly only), 90

6. Government Railways Fund—Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

7. Road Transport and Traffic Fund—Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

8, Road Transport and Traffic Fund,–Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Assembly on/y), 90

9. Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund—Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

10. Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund—Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

11. Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund—Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

12. Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund—Statement of Pay-ments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of

Wssembly only), 90 13. Sydney Harbour Trust Fund—Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1937-

1938 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90 FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1937-38:—

Budget Speech delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon. 13. S. Stevens, M.L.A.) (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

LOAN:— Loan Expenditure for 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 250

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS:— Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated

Revenue and Other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June, 1937, together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only). 93

SCHEDULES: — • Schedule to the Estimates of 3937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 112

STATE INDUSTRIAL, UNDIYITANINGS—DENEILAL ACCOUNTS or 311N1STE,RIAI, DEPARTMENTS, CORPORATE BODIES, ETC.—

Balance-sheets, Trading Accounts, etc., for the year ended 30th June, 1937, together with Report (Part II) of Auditor-General thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 243

FIRE BRIGADES:— Report of Board of Commissioners for 1936, 14

FISHERIES:— Regulations under Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 1935, 101.

FORD, MR, A. It. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

357

5 291

2 661

2 473

2 9

2 317

2 333

2 337

2 351

2 365

2 369

2 373

2 377

2 385

2 389

2 397

2 401

2 441

2 e49

2 677

2 1137

2 479

5 301

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=iv INDEX.

1937-38. PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED

MSEMBLV VOLUME. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PR00r44iIN0S-31ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION. JOINT VOLUMES.

Papers—continued.

FORESTRY:— Notification of TOSUIllptiOli of land under Forestry Act, 1916-1935:—

For Banyatta State Forest No. 737, 12. For Fortis Creek State Forest No. 172, 112. For Wild Cattle Creek State Forest No. 488, 144.

Regulations under Act, 1916-35, 16. Report of Commission for period 1st January, 1935, to 30th June, 1936, 17. Report on Pines radiata plantation at Tuncurry (Mr. B. U. Bytes), (Laid 071, Table

of Assembly (flay), 47 AFFORESTATION:—

Return showing amount expended for year ended 30th June, 1937, 17 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND TRADE UNIONS:—

Report Of Registrar Of, fqr year ended 30th Jime, 1936, 29 FRUIT INDUSTRY (See "COMMISSIONS—ROYAL").

GAS AND ELECTRICITY:— Regulations and Schedules under Act, 1932, 139.

GEORGE'S RIVER BRIDGE ACT, 1923:— Regulations under, 13.

GLASSCOCK, MR. C. P. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). GOON'00 000N00 ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT"), GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:—

Report of the, together With Statements of Account and Balance-shooti for the yea ended 30th June, 1936, 19

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1932 (See also "RAILWAYS"):— . By-laws under, 12, 187, 217.

GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU AND RESORTS (See "TOURIST BUREAU AND RESORTS").

GREAT BRITAIN,— ECONOMIC POLICY AND RECOVERY OF, 1931-1936:—

Report on, by Hon. B. S. B. Stevens, M.L.A., 112 GREYHOUND RACING:—

Letter from New South Wales Trotting Club relating to gate takings of ri race • meetings at Harold Park, 152

GUNTER, MR. T. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

RAIN, MR. N. W. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HALL, ELIZABETH ANN (See "WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL)

AMENDMENT ACT, 1934"). liAiNDON, MR. F. N. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HARBOUR (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST). HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES:—

. Regulations ander Act, 1920-35, 10(l), 109. HARBOUR TRUST (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST"). HARRIS, MR. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HARRISON, MR. HENRY. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HARRISON, MR. J. J. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HAY IRRIGATION AREA (See "IRRIGATION"). HAYES, MR. A. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HEADLEY, MR. E. H. (See 'PUBLIC SERVICE"). HEALTH INSURANCE (See "INSURANCE"). HENRY; MR. 3: N. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HOCKING, ELIZABETH ANN (See "WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL)

AMENDMENT ACT, 1934'). HOCKLEY, MR. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HOMES FOR UNEMPLOYED TRUST:—

- Report and Statement of Accounts of the, for 1936, 13 HOSPITALS (See also "MENTAL HOSPITALS"):— HOTAING :—

Report by Hon. B. S. B. Stevens on Housing, Slum Clearance, and Abatement of Overcrowding in England, 162

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811

887

339

347

1;559

381

INDEX. XXV

1937-38.

R ENOES TO THE VOTES AND PROGEEDINGS-3I52 PARLIAME.NT--POURTI1 SESSION.

OAkEris GiiliEIHIE TO at knifilik5.

ASSEMBLY JOINT' totintss. VOLUME.

PAGE. VOL. Papers—continued.

HOUSING OF UNEMPLOYED ACT, 1934-1936:— Notification of resumption of land under Act:—

Lake Macquarie Shire, 12. Dubbo Municipality, 12.

HUDDLESTON, MR. E. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). HULTON, MR. H. R. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MINTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE:—

By-laws under Act, 1892-1928, 93. Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1936, 11 (Laid on Table of Assembly only).

ILLICIT BETTING (See "COMMISSIONS—ROYAL"). INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1933 (See "SPECIAL INCOME

AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1933"), INCOME TAX (COMMONWEALTH) COLLECTION ACT, 1923:—

Regulations Under, 12. INCOME TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1936 (See also "FINANCE"):—

Regulations under, 12, 55, Report of Commissioner of Taxation on working of, for year ended 30th June, 1936

(Laid on Table of 'Assembly only), 12 INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1937:—

Regulations under, 10, 139. INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS:—

Balance-sheets, Trading Accounts, etc., for year ended 30th June, 1937, together with Report of Auditor-General thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 243

Report and valuation of (Brick Works, Metal Quarries and Monier Pipe and Re-inforced Concrete Works), by Messrs. Julius, Poole and Gibson (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 198

INSURANCE (See also "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES")

Contributory Health and Pensions Insurance in Great Britain, report on, by Hon. B. S. Stevens, M.L.A., 112

Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment Assistance in Great Britain, report on, by Hon. B. S. Stevens, M.L.A., 112

IRRIGATION:— Regulations ender Acts, 1912-31, 17.

COMMISSION:— Report for year ended 30th June, 1937, 225

CURYWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA:— .Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1936, 30

RAY IRRIGATION AREA :— Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1936, 30

JAMIESON MR. II. 13. (See "STATE MONIER PIPE WORKS"). JEWSBURY, MR. W. (Sec "PUBLIC SERVICE"). JOHNSON, MR, B. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). JOHNSON, MR. W. S. M. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). JUSTICES (FEES) ACT, 1904:—

Regulation under, 15, 55.

KALESKI, MR. L. D. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). KENNY CLINIC (N.S.W.) FOR THE TREATMENT OF PARALYSIS (See "PUBLIC

HEALTH"). KESTEVEN, MR. G. L. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). KIRKWOOD, MR. N. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"), KURING-GAI CEASE

Report and Financial Statement of Trustees foi. year ended 30th June, 1937. 139....

• L

LABOUR AND INDUSTRY:— Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shop; Act, 1912-1935, far

1936, 51 LAKE URANA:—

Papers in connection with, 65:

5 155

2 473

2 479

3

6 423

5 531

5 1

49

5 51

3

357

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1937-38. PAPERS ORDERED Pe BE PRINTED.

ASSEMBLE I REFERENCES TO THE, VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-3/ ST PARLIAMENT—FOURTH SESSION.

VOLI:31E. JOINT VOLUMES

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Papers--continued.

LAND AND VALUATION COURT ACT, 1921:— Rule of Court under, .

LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT, 1899-1935:— LANG, MR. J. T, M.L.A. (See "COMMISSIONS'). .LAININAN, MR. M. A. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). LEE, Mat. R. A. (See 'PUBLIC SERVICE"). LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1898-1935:—

Regulations and forms under, 15, 97, LEGGE, MISS M. D. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). LEIFERMAN, MR. H. C. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). LIBRARY (See "PUBLIC LIBRARY"). LOANS (See "FINANCE"). LOCAL GOVERNMENT:—

Ordinances under Act, 10, 29, 71, 144, 253. Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1936, 31

NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATIONS AND NESUMPTIONS OF LAND UNDER THE LOCAL GOS RN-MENT ACT, 1919, FOR:—

Municipalities:— Bankstown, 32, 143, 188, 233 00. Bexley, 11. Blackheath, 11 ( 2). Botany, 11. Canterbury, 12 ( 2), 143 (), 233. Granville, 233. Bolroyd, 31 ( 2 ), 143. Katooniba, 11 C). Kogarall, 11 ( 6), 43, 163. 'Ku-ring.gai, 188. Lane Cove, 11 ( 3 ). Lismore, 11 ( 2), 143. Manly, 11 (2), 143, 103, 233 ( 2). Mosman, 12 C), 43. Newcastle City , 11. New Lambton, North Sydney, 363. Paddington, 12. Parrarnatta, Rockda/e, 12, 143 el, 188. Ryde, 12 (0, 188. Sydney County, 32. Tenterfield, 121 Waratah, 12. Waverley, 31 ( 4 ), 143. Wollongong, 12. Woollahra, 11 ( l), 143 ( 3), 188.

Shires:— Blue Mountains ( 2 ), 12. Boolooroo, 32. Central Illawarra ( 2), 12. Coolah, 12. Culcairn, 12. Erina, 12 ( 3 ), 188. Lake Mae.quarie, 12, 163 Sutherland, 12 C), 188. Tomki, 12. Warringalt (3 ), 12. Wingemarribe.e, 163.

AGREEMENTS FOR A FRANCHISE:— Certified copy of Agreement between IC. V. Lennox and the Council of the Shire of

Merriwa relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, in the village of CassilM and adjoining district, 10.

Certified copy of Agreement between W. S. Scott and the Council of the Shire of Tallaganda relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, in "D" Riding within the Shire, 10.

Copy of Agreement between E. A. Corr and A. P. Townsend and the Council of the Shire of Goobang relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, in the village of Trundle, 10.

Certified copy of Agreement between C. A. Saunders, D. F. Saunders and A. P. Saunders, trading as C. A. Saunders and Sons, and the Council of the Municipality of Warren relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, 10.

Certified copy of Agreement between the Coolangatta Electric Supply Company Limited and the Council of the Shire of Tweed relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, in the Urban Area of Tweed Heads, 10.

Certified copy of Agreement between Caledonian Collieries Limited and the Council of the Shire of Kearsley relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Govern-ment Act, 1919, in the townships of Felton and Crawford, 10.

1141

INDEX

1937-38. PAPERS ORPERED 10 PE PRI6TED

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-3I5T PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION. ASSEMBLY Vorums. j dOINT VOLUME.

Papers-continued.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued) :- AGREEMENTS FOR A FRANcnissi-contiteued:-

Certified copy of Agreement between A. Massie and the Council of-the Shire of Cobbora relating to an electricity franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, in tile village of Dunedoo, 10.

Certified copy of Supplementary Agreement between Caledonian Collieries Limited and the Council of the Shire of Kearsley

' relating to a franchise, under the Local

Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electric current for street and private lighting and for power in the townships of Nulkaba, Gretamain and Ellalong, within the Shire, 138.

Certified copy of Supplementary Agreement between the Kempsey Electric Light and Power Company Limited and the Council of the Municipality of Keinpsey relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to said company for the supply of electric current for street and private lighting and for power within the Municipality

' 138.

Agreement between Messrs. Erie. David Henderson and Allan B. Henderson and the Council of the Shire of Bland relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act granted by the Council to the said E. D. Henderson and A. B. Henderson for the supply of electricity for street and private lighting and for power in the village of Ungarie, within the Shire, 139.

Certified copy of Agreement between the Kempsey Electric Light and Power Company Limited and the Council of the Shire of Macleay relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act., 1919, granted by the Council to the said Company for the supply of electricity for street and private lighting and for power within the Shire, 157.

Certified copy of Agreement between the Gloucester Electric Supply Company Limited and the Council of the Shire of Gloucester relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electricity for street and private lighting and for power in that portion of the Shire lying within a radius of ten miles of the Gloucester Post Office, 181.

LOPEZ, MR. J. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"), LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901.1929 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES");-t

• Balance-sheets of Art Unions:- Albury District Ambulance Service, 153. Armidale and New England Hospital, 153. Armidale District Ambulance Service

' 14.

A.I.F. Wives and Children's Holiday Association (Furlough House), 75. Ashford Memorial Hall, 13. Bnhlina Municipal and District Band, 13. 13almain-Rozello Memorial Ball, 14. Barellan Roman Catholic Church, 13, 13ega District, Ambulance Service, 43. Belmore Scout Hall, 93. Burrowa Pastoral, Agricultural and Horticultural Association, 144. Canowindra Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, 14. Casino District A tnbulance, 93. Central Cumberland Agricultural and Horticultural Association, 14. Cessnoek Sub-Branch of the H.S. and S.I.L.A., 14. Cooma School of Arts, 13. Cootainundra District Hospital, 14. Dubbo District Ambulance Service, 139. Ex-Naval Men's Association, 13. Gosford District Ambulance Service, 14. Grafton District Ambulance Service, 93. Crenfell Town and District Band, 93. :lance District Hospital, 13. Kindergarten Union of N.S.W., 93. Kogarah Relief Workers' Mortality Fund Toy Appeal Committee, 14, Rurnell Roman Catholic Church, 13. Kyogle Memorial Hospital, 253. Lismore District Ambulance Service, 13.

Macleay-Hastings District Ambulance Service, 157. Maroubra-Kensington R.S. and 93. Mater Misericordiae Hospital, 13, Murwillumbah Ladies Ambulance Auxiliary, 13. Nepean Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Society, 14. Newcastle District Ambulance (Manning River Sub-station), 43. Newcastle District Ambulance, 13. North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club, 101. Northern Coalfields District Council of the Old Age and Invalid Pensioners

Association, 144. Paddington-Woollahrit Sub-Branch RA. and S.I.L.A., 13. P.M.G.'s Department Sub-Branch R.S. and S.I.L.A., 14. Riverstone Agricultural and Horticultural Society, 13. Robertson (1).13.) Benefit Appeal Committee, 101. St. John's Ambulance Brigade (Overseas), 13 'femora School of Arts Art Union, 13. "The Market Day" Art Union in aid of the funds of the St. Matthew's Church o

England, Wingham, 14.

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1837-38.

PAPERS ORDERED TO RE PRINTED.

RFTERENOES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-31ST PARLIAIKKN1'—F0171T11 SESSION. Am 9nuitt I loth 40fAII4E. VOLUME.

Papers—continued.

LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (contimited):.- Balance-sheets of Art Unions (ciontftrired):—

Thomas Reid Benefit Appeal Committee Art Union, 13. Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers Honorary Sub-Branch R.S. and S.I.L.A.

Art Union, 14, 187. United Charities Fund No. 1 Art Union

, 13.

Wagga Wagga Ambulance Servies Art UR1011, 14: Wentworth Roman Catholic Church Art Uwitin, 13.

Variation of the requirements of Section 4 (la) (a) of the Lotteries and Art Unions Act, 1901, as follows:—

Palley fair conducted in aid of the funde Of the Cars!? Park Lite Wing and Athletic Club, 14.

Fahey fair held at Austinmer in aid of the funds of the Austinrilet Sub - Branch of the XS. and SI.LA., 14.

Fancy fair in aid of funds of Goullmirri.Digrict Anibulance, 3.4. Fancy fair in aid of Lakemba Roman Catholic Mitch, 14. Fancy fair in aid of Miranda Sub-Branch of ft.S. and S.I.L.A., 14.

M

McCULLOCIL JOHN EDWARD, ESQUIRE (See "COMM SSIONS—ROYAL"). MoDONALD, MR. M. A. K. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MoRcOY K. C. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MACPHERSON, MR. N. P. L. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MACQUARIE-STREET REPLANNING:— MAIN, MR J. N. (See "PUBBIC SERVIal. MAIN ROADS:—

Report of Department foi year ended 30th June, 1937, 253 MARITIME SERVICES:—

Statement of Accounts of Board for year ended 30th June, 1936 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 10

MARKELL, HIS HONOUR HORACE FRANCIS (See "COMMISSIONS—ROYAL"). MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS:—

Regulations Glider Act, 1927-1934, 17(5, 30, 139. Amendment of Form under Act, 55.

OMSK& MARKETING OF CF.RTAIN PRI/KART PRODUCTS: —

Report by Hon. B. S. B. Stevens, M.L.A., respecting, 112 MATTERSON, MR. H. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MAULDON, MR. F. N. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MEAT INDUSTRY (*See also 'NEWCASTLE DISTRICT ABATTOIRS") 1—

By-lawit and Forms under Act, 1915-1934, 65. Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan oaid tot year ended

30th June, 1936, 17 Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Board for year ended 30th

June, 1937 (Laid on .toble of Council. only) MEIKLEMAN, MR. D. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). METAL QUARRIES (See "INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS - ). METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY"). METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900:—

Amendment of Regulation§ under, 29eL METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT"). METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE:—

By-laws under Act, 1924-35, 10, Regulations under Act, 1924-35, 10. Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1936, 11 Report of Auditor-General on Statement of Accounts of Bodrd lot year ended 30th

June, 1936 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 10 NOTIFICATIONS Or RESTIMI"FIUNS OF LAND UNDER Ac-r, 1924 - 1935, F011:

Wavorley Reservoir No. 3, 12. Prospect to Pipe Head, 72-in. main, 12. Ryde to Pymble, 30-in, rising main, 12. Leichhardt Depot, 55.

MILES, MR. A. W. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MILK:—

Report of the Board for the year ended 30th June, 1936, 17 Report of Ithestigator (Mr. E. B. Swift, M.A.) andel, Milk (Investigation) Act, 1936, 17

MINA HAN. MR. R. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE ). MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901:—

. Rules under, 16, 109, 134. MINES RESCUES ACT, 1925—

Regulations under, 16.

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MINES SUBSIDENCE:— Report and Statement of Aceonnts of Board for year ended 30th June, 1937, 225

MINING:— Proclqmations under Act, 1906, 16(5), 17, 25, 144, 209, 253.

• 'Report of Department for 1036, 93 Rules and Regulations under Mines Inspection Act, 1901, 16.

COAL:— Report of the State Coal Mines Control Board, together with Brdancenheet and State-

i ment of Accounts, and report by the Manager for year ended 30th June, 3937, 155

MONIER PIPE WORKS (See ''STATE MONIER PIPE WORKS"). MORAN, MISS B. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MOSHER, MR. K. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-30:—

Regulations under, 29. MOTOR VEHICLES (See "TRANSPORT"). MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY (See "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL"). MURRAY arvha (See "RIVER MURRAY"). MUSEUM (See "AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM").

NATIONAL PARK TRUST:— Report and Financial Statement of the, for the year ended 30th June, 1936, 15

NATIONAL RELIEF FUND:— ". Statement of Receipts and Disbursements ender, with Balance-sheet, for 1936, 14

NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1935:— Regulations under, 11e).

NEW EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP (See "EDUCATION"). NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT"). NEWICASTI.E DISTRICT ABATTOIR AND SALEYARDS ACT, 1912:—

By-laws, 17. NEWCASTLE DISTRICT ABATTOIRS:-

Balance-shoots and Statements of Accounts of Board for 1936, 17 NEWCASTLE WHEAT SILOS (See "WHEAT SILOS"). NEW SOUTH WALES TROTTING CLUB (See "GREYHOUND RACING"). NOOK, MR. R. R. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). NORTH, MISS R. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"), NOXIOUS INSECTS ACT, 1934:—

Regulations and Forms under, 30. NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1924-1932:—

• Regulations under, 17.

OPTICIANS ACT, 1930-1931:— Regulations under, 17.

ORDINANCES:— Under Local Government Act, 1919, 10, 29, 71, 144, 253,

O'REILLY; MR. M. V. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). OVERCROWDING-110USING (See "HOUSING"). OVERSEA MARKETING (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS").

PAHLOW, MR. R. M. J. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934:—

Regulations Under, 17, 30, 76, 139. PATTERSON, MR. E. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"), PEARSON, MR. H, (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). PENSIONS INSURANCE (See "INSURANCE").

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3 881

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237 245

1076

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Papers—continued.

PETITIONS:— RELIFIF WORKS:—

From certain residents of Cabra-Vale district respecting the drafting of relief workers to distant jobs (Presented to Assembly only), 29

TAMWORTII MILLING COMPANY LIMITED:— From certain shareholders of the Tamworth Milling Company Limited and residents

of the Tamworth District asking that a Royal Commission of Inquiry be held into the transactions of the Company (Presented to Assembly only), 107

PHARMACY:— Report of Board for 1936, 29.

PINUS RADIATA (See "FORESTRY"). PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 (See also "COMMISSIONS—ROYAL")

Regulations under, 17, 30, 76, 139, 144. POLICE (See also "STARTING-PRICE AND STREET BETTING") :—

Report of Department for 1936, 14 Statement by Attorney-General with respect to the affidavits of two constables of

police in the matter of ex, parte Jefferson; re Foster and Another, 163. REGULATION ACT, 1899-1935, AND POLICE REGULATION (SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 1906:—

Rules under, 14, 103. POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1899-1935:—

Rules under, 14, 101, 139. POLICE REGULATIONS (SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 1906:—

Regulations under, 101, 139. PREVENTION AND RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT ACT, 1930-1932 (See also

"FINANCE") :— Report of Commissioner of Taxation on working of, for year ended 30th June, 1936,

12. PRICKLY-PEAR:—

Regulations under Act 1924-1934, 15. Report of Commissioner for Destruction of, for year ended 30th June, -1937, 139.

PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS"). PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES"). PRISONS:—

Regulations under Act, 15. Report of the Omptroller-General of, for year ended 30th June, 1936, 15

PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING"):— Proroguing Parliament

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES"). PUBLIC HEALTH:—

Report of the Director-General of, for 1936, 225 .PENTAL CLINIC:—

Papers in connection with Professor A. Arnott, Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry and Member of Board of the Dental Clinic, 225

ELIZADE.TII KENNY (N.S.W.) CLINIC FOR TREATMENT OP PARALYSIS:— Second Report of Committee appointed to inquire into results obtained at (Laid on

Table of Assembly only), 107 PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1936:—

Notification of resumption of land under the Act for The Rachel Forster Hospital for Women and Children, 12.

Regulations under, 17. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION"). PUBLIC LIBRARY:—

Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1936, 16 Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1937, 1 55

PUBLIC SERVICE:— Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1937, 191 Regulations under Act, 1902, 13, 143, 209.

MINUTE OF BOARD RELATING TO APPOINTMENT OF:— Messrs. W. B. Carroll, 13.1-1, N. R. M. Craigie, M.Sc., W. R. Roper, RE., L. H.

Yates, A. H. Benjamin, BAIL, S. 11. White and A. R. Ford, Supervising Engineers; Mr. R. 11. Minahan, Distribution Superintendent, Burrinjuck Electricity Supply; Messrs. G. A. Stuckey, RE., and B. Shortridge

' Senior Engineering Draftsmen; .

Messrs. J. E. Dryden, BE., C. C. Rosenthal, 13.E., W. jewsbury, E. B. Patterson, ME., it D. L. Thomas, II. K. Woollett, J. R. Weir, S. L. N. Childs and W. S. M. Johnson, Engineering Draftsmen; Messrs. N. W. .1. Hain, R.. A. Lee, J. S. G Collier, B.Arch., K. G. B. McEvoy, K. G. Dunstan, F. N. Mauldin], 0. DOwnirle-and Ti. E. Johnson, Architectural Draftsmen ; Mr. E. W. A nderson, Supervising A ranted.; lt r. M. E. Ryan, Architectural Draftsman ; Miss I. F. Ross, B.Arch., Architectural Draftswoman;

Mr. IL R. B. Hulton, B.Sc., Chemical Assistant; Mr. P. G. Clark, Engineering Assistant; Messrs. T. H. Roberts, L. M. Walter, J. II. Lopez, M. A. Lannan and IL Pearson,

Inspectors; aild Mr. 1). B. Me/kick:4m, Power House Superintendent, Burrinjuck-

Department of Works and Local Government, 11. Mr. G. L. Kesteven, B.Sc., as Investigating Officer, State Fisheries Branch, Chief

Secretary's Department, 14.

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PUBLIC SERVICE (cantina:6(0:- MINUTES OF BOARD RELATING TO APPOINTME,NT OF (continued):-

Messrs. A. C. Elliott and H. J. Cunningham as Clerks, Crown Solicitor's Office, Depart-ment of Attorney-General and of Justice, 15.

Miss II. V. Dunphy, as Teacher of Typewriting, and Mr. J. S. Boardman, as Teacher of Sheep and Wool,-Technical Education Branch, Department of Public Instruc-tion 15.

Mr. H. IT. Mattersou, as Teacher of Sheep and Wool, Technical Education Branch, Department of Public Instruction, 15.

Mr. It. R. Nock, B.Sc., (Agr.), as Supervising Teacher of School Agriculture, Depart-ment of Public Instruction, 15.

Mr. H. A. S. Turnbull, as Teacher of Pitting and Machining, Technical Education Branch, Department of Public Instruction, 15.

Messrs. F. S. Cameron and N. P. L. Macpherson' Teachers of Sheep and Wool, 16.

Messrs. B. E. Smyth and H. M. Farr, Teachers of Bookkeeping, 16. Mr. T. B. Gunter, Teacher of Art, 16. Misses Beryl Boll and M E. Cookson, Teachers of Shorthand and Typewriting, 16. Miss 0. B. Brown, Teacher of Power Machining, 36. Misses B. E. Moran, V. J. (Jocks, Rua North, V. G. Richards, If. B. Wilkins, M. 1),

Legge, P. V. Stanton-Cook, E M. White, C. E. Boon, M. V. Wark, as Teachers of Dressmaking,-Technical Education Branch, Department of Public Instruction, 16-

Mr. J. N. Henry, 33.V.Sc., as Veterinary Officer, Department of Agriculture, 17. Messrs. A. H. Wood and J. W. Boyle, as Experimentalists, Department of Agriculture,

17. Messrs. J. Hockley and 1). S. Thompson, as Assistant Sheep and Wool Instructors,

Department of Agriculture 17. Mr. N. E. Kirkwood, MB., Ch:M., as Medical Officer, Department of Mental Hospitals,

Department of Public Health, 17. Miss G. J. Cuthbert, MB., Ch.M., as Director of Maternal and Baby Welfare, Office

of the DirectorAleneral of Public Health, Department of Public Health, 17. Messrs. E. W. Bowinaker, .1. M. Arthur, and F. Autry-Hall, as Experimentalists,

Department of Agriadture, 30. Mr. R. M. Watts, B.V.Se., as Veterinary Officer, Department of Agriculture, 30. Mr. M. A. K. McDonald, as Experimentalist, Department of Agriculture, 97. Mr. B. M. Savage, as Assistant Sheep and Wool Instructor, Department of Agriculture,

97. Mr. A. W. Miles, B.Sc., as Assistant Analyst, Department of Agriculture, 97. Mr. W. G. Douglas, as Head Teacher of Marine Engineering and Engine Driving,

Department of Public Instruction, 112. Mr. S. H. Yerbury, as Teacher of Sheep and Wool, Technical Education Branch,

Department of l'ublic Instruction, 112. Messrs. A. B. Hayes and II. C. Lciferman, as Assayers and Assistant Analysts,

Department of Mines, 134. Mr. R. G. Whalan, as Inspector of Mines, Mines Department, 134. Messrs. It N. nankin, B.Sc., J. J. G. Harrison, B.Sc., K. G. Mosher, B.Sc., and J. W.

Whiting, B.Sc., as Field Assistants, Department of Mines, 134. Mr. R. D. Eastoe, as Assistant Sheep and Wool Instructor; Messrs. L. 1). Kaleski,

O. P. Glasscock and M. V. O'Reilly, as Assistant Agrostologists; Mr. D. W. Crow-foot, as Assistant Dairy Instructor; Mr. R.. M. J. Pahlow, as Assistant Experimen-talist; and Mr. E. B. Headley, as Assistant. Dairy Instructor, Department of Agriculture, 139.

Mr. H. Harris, as Teacher of Welding, Technical Education Branch, Department of Public Instruction, 139.

Mr. J. N. Main, M.B., Ch.M., as Medical Officer, Department of Mental Hospitals, 139. Mr. E. 13. Huddleston, B.Sc., BE., as Assistant Research Officer, Forestry Commission,

144. Mr. Henry Harrison, as Dairy Instructor, Department of Agriculture, 170. Mr. A. W. :Bourne, as Experimentalist, Department of Agriculture, 170. Mr. IL A. W. Woodward, as Experimentalist, Department of Agriculture, 187. Mr. F. J. Ferguson, as Engineering Draftsman, Department of Works and Local Govern-

ment, 253. &LIFTMAN NUATION :-

PUBLIC TRUSTEE:- Sixteenth Annual Report of Board-for year ended 30th June, 1937, 225 Regulations under Act, 15, Report of, and Statements of Accounts for year ended 20th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 143

PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900:-! Regulations under '(Repeat of),

PUBLIC WORKS:- Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1936. (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 11

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912:- NOTIFICATION' Oir RIZUMPTION OR APPROPRIATION OF LAND UNDER, FOR THE FaLOWING

PURPOSES :- Bankstown Storniwater Drainage, 11("), 47, 65, 163.

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PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912—continued. NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OR APPROPRIATION OF LAND UNDER FOR THE FOLLOWING

viwirosEs—continued:— Bateman's Bay Pilot Station, 233. Bega Sewerage, 11e). Burrinjuck Construction, 11( 9 ). 13urrinjack Electrical Construction, 55, 89, 101, 112, 143. Harwood Stormwater Drainage, 143. Canterbury-Enfield Stonnwater Drainage, 11 e). Canterbury Stormwater Drainage, 110, 43, 89, 163. Cessnock Stormwater Drainage, 11e), 143, Construction of a Dam across Lachlan River (Wyapgala Darn), BO. Construction of Orange Base Hospital, 76. CoroIva Sewerage 0), 65, Crookwell Water Supply, 65, 187. Enfield Stormwater Drainage, 47, 163. Fortis Creek State Forest No. 172, 112. Gosford Water Supply, 11. Granville Stormwater Drainage, 65, 101. Griffith Sewerage, 143.

llsion Water Supply, 11. Holroyd Stormwater Drainage, 55, 112. Hume Reservoir, 76. Hurstville Stormwater Drainage, 11. Ivanhoe Water Supply, 11. Katoomba Sewerage, 187, 233. Kurri Kurri Stormwater Drainage, 11('). Leichhardt Depot, 55. Lidcombe Storm-water Drainage, 11, 163. Maitland Sewerage, H. Mascot Stormwater Drainage, 11, 209. Moss Vale Sewerage, 143. Newfoundland State Forest, No. 827, 99. Police Court and Premises, li('). Port Kembla Electricity Supply, 47, 89. Prospect to Pipe Head Water and Sewerage Main, 76. Randwick Stormwater Drainage 112. Rockdale Stormwater Drainage, 11, Rural Bank at Albury, 187. Rural Bank at Camden, 187. Ryde Stormwater Drainage, 11. South-west Tablelands Water Supply, 65, 143, 209. Sutherland Shire Stormwater Drainage, 11. Tamworth Water Supply, 11. Taree Sewerage ('), 11. Throsby Creek Stormwater Drainage 0), 11. Throsby Creek Stormwater Drainage, e), 11, 103. Wakool Provisional Demesne and Stock Water Supply and Irrigation District, 187,

233. Wild Cattle Greek State Forest No. 488, 144. Willoughby Stommater Drainage, 187. Works in connection with the Kiga Bore Water Trust, 17. Works under the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Act, 1910, 17. Works on the Peel River, near Cross Creek, 157. Municipalities:—

Bankstown, 89, 143. Blackheath, 143(5. Canterbury, 47, 89, 112, 143. Holroyd, 143. Koga.rah, 13, 89. Lane Cove, 89. Lismore

' 76, 143.

Manly, 112, 143, 163. Mosman, 43. • Newcastle City, 102. North Sydney, 47, 55, 76, 112('), 143. Paddington

' 55.

Petersham, 102, Ryde, 76, 143. Scone, 112. Ulladulla, 55. Waverley, 55, 143. Woollahra, 102, 143(').

Shires:— Blaxlaml, 89. Sutherland, 55, 143. Tumbarumba, 89.

Establishment of Recreation Grounds at:— Lane Cove River, 15 (').

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Papers--cantimied.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912 (continued):- NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OR APPROPRIATION OF LAND UNDF.R FOR TrIE FOLLOWING PUR-

POSES (continved):- Establishment of Recreation Grounds at (eon tinned)

Wentworth, 15. Cranebrook, 15. Nepean River, 15. West Hyde, 43. Martinsville, 43. Wentworthville, 43. Young, 43.

For School purposes at:- Bega Bigh, 16. Beefrayden, To. Bourke, 16. Coonamble, 16. Dungog, 16. Gladesville, 16. Innesview, 16. Lismore, 16. Lismore High, 10. Long Flat, 16. Padstow Park, Queanbeyan, 16. Singleton, 16. Sydney Techniud College, 16. Tweed Heads, 16. Tomorroma, 16. Wirrimah, 16. Wirrinya, Wisely°, 16.

Maintenance of Railway Traffic on the line of Railway between- Griffith and Hillston, in connection with a deviation thereof, 12. Sydney and Wallangarra, by provision of departmental Quarry at Ardglen, 13. I3errigan and Finley, 13. Sydney and Albury by diversion of drains at Culcairn, 13. Grafton mid Casino, by provision of additional Siding Accommodation at Casino, 13. Muvrarundi and Werris Creek, by improvement of Quarry at Ardglen, 47. Sydney and Newcastle, by provision of Earthworks at Kotara, 65. Honeysuckle Point and Newcastle, 71. Dubbo and Werris Creek by increasing Station Yard Accommodation at Yannergen,

97. Narrabri and Walgett, by buprovements to Trucking Yards at Walgett, 138. Sydney and Newcastle, by provision of new Marshalling Yards at Broadmeadow, 138. Wyalong towards Condobolin, by improvement of Trucking Yards at Burcher, 147. Sydney and Bourke, by provision of Siding Accommodation at Orange, 153. Sydney and Amory, by provision of Siding Accommodation 'at Goulburn, 191.

PURE FOOD ACT, 3908:-Regulations under, 163.

RACHEL FORSTER HOSPITAL (See "PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1.929-36"). NAILWAYS (See also "PUBLIC WORKS ACT, .1912'; also "TRANSPORT"; also

"PETITIONS"):- By-laws under Acts, 1912-1932, 12, 138, 260. Estimates of Expenditure for 1937-38 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90 Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th dune, 1937, 81 Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1936 (told en Table of

21,9sembly only), 32 Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1936, 12 Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1937, 12 Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th dune, 1937, 138 Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1937, 187 Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table

of Assembly only), 138 Statements of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways

Act, 1912-1930, 29, 55, 71, 138, 260. REGISTRAR-GENERAL:-

Return of Transactions under Statutes administered by, for 1936, 1' REGISTRATION OE BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES (AMENDMENT) ACT,

1934:- Rule of District Court re matters under, 30.

45643-c,

2 851 4 689

4 765 4 769 4 778 4 777 4 781

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REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS:— Banisters Admission, 14. Birds and Animals Protection Act, 1918-1930, 181. Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912, 14. Centenary Celebrations Act, 1887, 17,

Charitable Collections Act, 1934. Closer Settlement Acts, 15. Companies Act, 1936, 15.

• Conveyancing Act, 1919-1932, 15. Co-operation Act, 1923-1936, 12 ('). Crowe Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 15. Dairy Industry Act, 1915, 30. Dried Fruits Act, 1933, 17, 187. Factories and shops Act, 1912-1935, 10( 1), 107. Family Endowment Act, 1927-1932, 12. Harm Produce Agents Act, 155.

• Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 1935, 101. Forestry Act, 1916-35, 16. Gas and Electricity Act, 1935, 139. George's River Bridge Act, 1923, 13. Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 1920-1935, 10 ( 2), 109. Income Tax (Commonwealth) Collection Act, 1923, 12. Income Tax (Management) Act, 1936, 12, 55. Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1937, 10, 139. Irrigation Act, 1912, 17. Junco Water Supply Administration Act, 1915-1934, 10. Justioes (Fees) Act, 1904, 15, 55. Legal Practitioners Act, 1898-1935, 15, 97. Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1927-1935, Marketing of Primary Products Act, 1927-1934, 17 ( 2), 30, 55, 139, 209. Metropolitan Traffic, Act, 29 ( 2). Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1924-1935, 10. Mines Inspection Act, 1901, 16, 109, 334. Mines Rescue Act, 1935, 16. Motor Traffic Act, 1909-1930, 29. Navigation Act, 1901-1935, 11 C). Noxious Insects Act, 1934, 30. Nurses Registration Act, 1924-1932, 17. Opticians Act, 1930-1961, 17. Pastures Protection Act, 1936, 17, 30, 76, 139, 155. Plan* Diseases Act, 1924, 17, 30, 76, 139, 144. Polies Regulation Act, 1899-1935, 14, 101, 139, Police Regulation (Superannuation) Act, 1906, 101, 139. Piekly-pear Act, 1924-1931, 15. Prison Act, 1899, 15. Public Hospitals Act, 19294936, 17.

,

Public Service Act, 1902, 13, 143, 209. Public Trustee Act, 1913, 15. Pure Food Act, 163. - Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 209. School Forest Areas Act, 1936, 233. Solicitor's Admission, 11. Stock Diseases Act, 1923, 17, 30, 139, 144, 187, 209. Special Income and Wages Tax (Management) Act, 1933-1934, 12, 143, 181. Superannuation Act, 1916-35, 15. Supreme Court, 93, 209. Swine Compensation Act, 1928-1935, 17. Sydney Corporation Act, 1932-1934, 10. Sydney Harbour Bridge (Administration) Act, 1932, 55.

• Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900-1935, 10, 144. Trade Union Act, 1881-1936, 10. Transport Act, 1930, 29 ( 2), 217.

• Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932, 29, 65, 138, 217. University and University Colleges Act, 1900-1936, 16. Valuation of Land Act, 1916, 11. Water Act, 1912, 17, 30. Weights and Measures Act, 1915, 14. Wheat Act, 1927, 17, 30. Workers' Compensation Act, 1926-1920, 61.

RELIEF COUNCIL (See "UNEMPLOYMENT" RELIEF FUND (See "NATIONAL RELIEF ND"). RETURNED SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT ACT, 1916:—

Regulation under, 209. RICIFIARDS, MISS V. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE ). RIVER MURRAY:—

COMMISSION:— . Report for year ended 30th June, 1M7 139

River Murray Waters Act, 1915-1934, notification of resumption of land at Maude - under, 12. — _

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Papersconti9zued.

ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT"). ROADS (See also "MAIN ROADS"):—

Papers in connection with the route of the Uki-National Park road via Doon Donn instead of via Commissioner's Crook, 55.

ROBERTS, MR. T. H. (See PUBLIC SERVICE"). ROGERS, THE HONOURABLE PERCIVAL HALSE (See "COMMISSIONS"). ROPER, MR. W. R. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ROSENTHAL, MR. C. C. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ROSS, MISS J. F. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). ROYAL COMMISSION (See "COMMISSIONS"). RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES--

Report of the Commissioners, together with Balance-sheets for the year ended 30th - June 1936, 32 Report Of the Commissioners of the, together with Balance-sheets of the various

Departments of the flank and Profit and Loss Statements and Appendices, for the year ended 30th June, 1937, 243

RYAN? MR. M. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

SALEYARDS (See "ABATTOIRS AND HOMEBUSH SA1 YARDS"). SAVAGE, MR. It. M. (Sea "PUBLIC SERVICE"). SCHEDULE TO ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE"). SCHOOL FOREST AREAS ACT, 1936:—

Regulations under, 233. SHORTRIDGE, MR. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). SILOS (See "WHEAT SILOS"). SLUM CLEARANCE (See "HOUSING"). SMALL DEBTS COURT BAILIFFS:—

Regulation respecting foes, 55. SMYTH, MR, B. E. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). SOLICITORS:—

Papers dealing with matters of Into Mrs. A. Strachan, 213. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1933 (See also

"FINANCE"):— Regulations under, 12, 143, 181. Report by Commissioner of Taxation on working of, for year ended 8Rth June, 1936, 12.

ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE INCORPORATION ACT, 1867:— By-laa under, 16.

STANTON-000K, MISS P. V. (See 'PUBLIC SERVIKE!:). STARTING-PRICE AND STREET BETTING:— -

- *Ctopies of Royal Commissions issued to Ms Honour Horaco Francis Marholl, a District Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Sessions in the State of New South Wales,—

• (a) Authorising him to examine Inspector G. O. Fergusson with respect 'to tho case of William George Afowlds, and furnish a Report thereon, 13.

(b) Extending the time within which the above Report i8 to be furnished, 13. (c) Further extending the time within which the above Report is to be

furnished, 13. Report of Royal Commission of Inquiry (His Honour Sedge Marken) into certain

matters arising out of the Report of the Royal Commission on Police and Dlielt Betting, 1936, together with Minutes of Evidence, 82.

STATE BRICK WORKS (See also "COMMISSIONS").. Papers in connection with sale of (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 163 Notice of Valuation, Report by Tender Committee on sale of Assets, Valuations of `. Richardson and Wrench, and Report by Auditor-General on Accounts of (Laid

on Table of Assembly only), 198 Report and Valuation of, by Messrs. Julius, Poole and Gibson (Laid on Table of

the Assembly only), 198 STATE COAL MINES (See "MINING"). STATE ENTERPRISES:—

Balance-sheet,' Trading Accounts, etc., for the year ended 30th June, 1937, together with Report of Auditor-General thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 243

Report and Valuation of (Brick Works, Metal Quarries and Monier Pipe and Re-inf opted Concrete Works) by Messrs. Julius, Ppole 8, Gibson (Laid on Table 'of AcseMbly only), 398

STATE LOTTERIESgtaternent of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th -Tune, 1935 (Laid on Table

of Assembly only), STATE METAL QUARRIES (See "INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS"). STATE MONIER PIPE WORKS (See also "COMMISSIONS'):—

' Ministerial Statement with references to disposal of, 188. Report and Valuation of, by Messrs. Thies, Poole and Gibson (Laid on Table of ' Assembly only), 198

' Papers in conection with sale of (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 55 r

Reports (2) by Tender Committee on sale of assets together with tenders received, , (La(d on Table fo Assembly only), 188, r Statement by 15. fl. JarnieSon of Monter Industries Limited re purchase of, together

With SuMniary AM Capital and Shares of Monier Industries Limited, 178.

VOL.

3

2

1

4

4

533

1045

938

701

. 387

785

869

2 877

2 885

2 389

2 . 397

2 369

2 873

PAGE.

1119

401

659

XX XVI INDEX:

1937-38.

PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-315T PARLIAMENT--IOURTH SESSION. ASSEMBLY 1 VOLUME. JOINT VOLUMES

PAGE.

Papers—continued.

STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923:— Regulations and Schedules, under, 17, 30, 139, 144, 187, 209.

STRACHAN, MRS. A. (See "SOLICITORS"). STREET BETTING (See "STARTING-PRICE AND STRENT BETTING"). STUCKEY, MR. E. Ii. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE:'). SUGAR SUPPLIES:—

Minutes of the Colonial Treasurer respecting payment of accounts for sugar supplied to Government Institutions before delivery, 12.

SUPERANNUATION (PUBLIC SERVICE) (See also "POLICE"):— Regulations under Act, 15. Sixteenth Annual Report of Board—for year ended 30th June, 1937, 225

SUPREME COURT:— Rules, 14(2 ), 93, 209.

SWIFT, MR. E. II., ?.LA. (See "MILK"). SWINE COMPENSATION ACT, 1928-1935:—

Regulations under, 17. SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-34:—

By-laws, 10. Regulations under, 30.

SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL:— Report of Auditor-General on accounts of Electricity Undertaking for 1936, 57

SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE (ADMINISTRATION) AfTI, 3932:— Regulations under, 55.

SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST:— Estimates of Expenditure for 1937-1938 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL:— Report of the Auditor -General on the accounts for the year 1936, 57

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TAMWORTH MILLING COMPANY LIMITED (See "PETITIONS"). TAXATION (See "FINANCE"). TECHNICAL EDUCATION (See "EDUCATION"). THOMPSON, MR. D. S. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). THOMAS, MR. R D. L. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). TOBACCO INDUSTRY:—

SELECT Commrunz UPON:— Minutes of Proceedings of, and Evidence taken before, during Session 1936-37 (Laid

on Table of Askembly only), 29 Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence (Laid on Table of Assembly only),

219 TRAMWAYS (See also "TRANSPORT") :—

• Select Committee upon Espionage System in Department—Report, Minutes of Proceed- ings and Evidence (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 240

TRADE UNIONS:— Regulations under Act 1881-1936, 10, Report of Registrar of, for year ended 30th June, 1936, 29

TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS"):, Report of Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways for year ended 30th June,

1936, 29 Report of Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways for year ended 30th June,

1937, 187 By-laws under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 3932, 29. Minutes of Premier and Acting Minister for Transport respecting:—

Refunds of Tax in respect to tyres, 13. New type of number-plate, 13. Motor vehicle traders' plates, 13 Exemption of tax on motor invalid chair, 13.

Regulations under Transport Act, 29,( 2), 217. Regulations under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1931, 29, 65, 138, 217.

METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST:— Estimates of Expenditure (General Fund) for 1937-1938 (Laid an Table of Assembly

only), 90 Statement of Payments (General Fund) "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937

(Laid on. Table of Assembly only), 90 I NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST:—

Estimates of Expenditure (General Fund) for 1937-1938 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 90

Statement of Payments (General Fund) "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 00

ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAFFIC FUND:— Estimates of Expenditure for 1937-1938 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) 90. Statement of Payments Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table

of Assembly only), 90 TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932:—

By-laws under, 187. Regulations under, 29, 65.

• ii4bEk. r t • • 1 .

1937-38.

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AssEmemr VOLUME. JOINT VOLUMES.

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Papers—continued.

TROTTING CLUB LTD. (See "GREYHOUND RACING"). TRUSTS (See "BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND TRUST"). TUNCURRY (See "FORESTRY"). TURNBULL, MR. II. A. S. (Sec "PUBLIC SERVICE").

UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE"). UNEMPLOYMENT (Sec "HOMES FOR UNEMPLOIED TRUST," also "INSUR-

ANCE"):— UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE IN GREAT

BRITAIN:— Report by Hon. B. S. B. Stevens, MLA., respecting, 11 9

UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF WORKS:— Petition from certain residents of Cabra-Vale district respecting the drafting of relief

workers to distant jobs, 29. UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 19001936:—

By-laws under, 16( 2 ), 139. UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY:—

Report of Senate for 1935 (Printed by Council only), 16 Report of Senate for 1936 (Printed by Council only), 90

URANA (Sec "LAKE URANA"),

V VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916:—

Regulations under, 11. Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1937, 37

VALUER-GENERAL:— Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1937 (Laid on Table of Council only)

VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS:— Nos. 1 to 53

WAGES TAX (See "FINANCE"). WALTER, MR. L. M. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE'), WARK, MISS M. V. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WATER ACT, 1912 - 1930 : —

Regulations under 17, 30. WATER CONSERVATION:—

Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1937, 225 WATER SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE

BOARD': also HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE"). WATTS, MR. R. M. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE"). WEEKLY REPORTS OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE:—

Nos, Ito 14 WEIGHTS AN]) MEASURES:—

Regulations under Act, 1915, 14. Report of Branch, Chief Secretary's Department, for 1936, 14

WEIR, MR. J. R. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WESTERN LANDS:—

Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1937, 139 WHALAN, MR. R. G. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WHEAT ACT, 1927:—

Regulations under, 17, 30. WHEAT SILOS:—

Papers in connection with the construction of, at Newcastle, 197. WHITE, MISS E. M. (Sec "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WHITE, MR. S. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WRITING, MR, J. W. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WILKINS, MISS M. B. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WIRE-NETTING

Minute of the Minister for Lands respecting collection of moneys due for, 15. WOOD, MR. A. H. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WOODWARD, MR. II. A. W. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WOOLLETT, MRS. H. K. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"). WORKERS' COMPENSATION:—

Regulations, Rules or Forms under Act, 1926-29, 61. Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1937, 253

FACIE.

581

255 279

699

698

873

57

417

375

IF,PF• i 937,18:

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Papers.—continued.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIRN (BROKEN HILL) AMENIIMENT ACT, 1934:— Notikation under section 4 of the Workmen's Compensation (broken Hill) Amendment

Act, I034, together With a statement of the Joint Committee of the grounds upon Oath its recommendation was made in the case of Elizabeth Ani'Hall, otherwise known a Elizabeth Ann Hocking, 43.

YATES, Ml. L. H. (See "PI.H3LIC SERVICE"). TEBBURY, IttR. S. IL (See "PUBLIC SERVICE").

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ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF

MEMBERS

OF THE

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

(FOURTH SESSION OF THE THIRTY-FIRST' PARLIAMENT.)

re) PENED a AVM:1St, 1937—PROROGUED 18Tii FEBRUARY, 192S.

95025 -165-

1937-38.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (FOURTH SESSION OF TLIE THIRTY-FIRST PARLIAMENT.)

Date of Writs : 12 April, 1935. Nomination Day : 18 Apra, 1935. Polling Day : 11 May, 1935. Return of Writs : 10 J21/718, 1935.

SESSION—OPENED 4TH AUGUST, 1937—PROROGUED 18TH FEBRUARY, 1938.

No. Name. Electorate. No.1

Name. Electorate.

1 Ardill, George Edward, Esq. Yass. 48 Lloyd, Stanley Allan, Esq., A.F.I.A. ... Concord. 2 3

Arthur, Joshua George, Esq. Baddeley, John Marcus, Req....

Hamilton. Cessnock.

49 50

McGirr, James, Req.... McKell, William John, Esq. ... ...

Bankstown. Redfern.

4 (a) Ball, The Hon. Richard Thomas ... Corowa. 51 Main, The Hon. Hugh ... Temora, 5 Bate, Henry John, Esq.... ... South Coast. 52 (b) Mali, Alexander, Esq. ... Albury.

(Temporary Chairman of Committees.) 53 Martin, The Hon. Lewis Ormsby, BA. Oxley. 6 Bennett, Charles Edward, Esq., B.A.... Gloucester. LL. B. 7 Booth, George, Esq. ... Kurri Kurri. 54 (d) Mason, Harold Harvey, Esq K C , Woollahra.

Matthews, Claude Hylton, Esq. ... 8 Drown, Malcolm, Esq. ... Upper Hunter. 55 Leichhardt. 9 (b) Bruxner, Lieut.-Col. The Hon. Tenterfield. 56 Monro, Cecil Owen James Esq. ... George's Rivet .

Michael Frederick, D.S.O. 57 Morton, Mark Fairies, Esq. ... Wollondilly. 10 Budd, Arthur Eames, Esq. ... Byron. 58 Moverly, Arthur Henry, Esq. ... Randwick. 11 Burke, Francis Michael, Esq. ... Newtown. 59 Ness, John Thomas, Esq. ... Dulwich Hill. 12 Buttenshaw, The Hon. Ernest Albert ... Lachlan. 60 (Temporary Chairman of Committees.) 13 Cahill, John Joseph, Esq. ... ..• Arncliffe. O'Sullivan, Maurice, Esq. ... ... Paddington. 14 Cameron, Robert, Esq. ... Waratah. 61 1 Primrose, Hubert Leslie, Esq. ... ... North Sydney. 15 Carlton, William Joseph, Esq.... ... Glebe. 62 1 (Temporary Chairman of Committees.) 16 Carter, Harry Charles, Req.... Liverpool Plains. Quirk, John, Esq. Balmain. 17 Chaffey, Captain the Hon. Frank Tamworth. 63 Reid, Major Albert David, M.C. Young.

Augustus. 64 I (0 Reid, Alfred Edward Albert Ernest Manly. 18 Clyne, Daniel, Esq. ... King. Vane, Esq. 19 Davidson, Mark Anthony, Esq. ... Cobar. 65 Reid, John Thomas, Esq. ... Casino. 20 Davies, William, Esq. Illawarra. 66 Richardson, Athol, Esq. Ashfield. 21 Drummond, The Hon. David Henry ... Armidale. 67 Robson, Ewan Murray, Esq.,B.A.,LL.B. Vaucluse. 22 Dunn, Captain The Hon. William Fraser Mudgee. 68 Ross James Clyde Esq. . Kogarah. 23 Dunningham, The Hon John Mont- Googee. 69 Ross, William Forrest Maxwell, Esq. ... Cootamundra.

. gomery. 70 Sanders, Edward Lloyd. Esq. ... Willoughby. 24 Elliott, Hylton Oswald, Esq. ... Ashburnham. 71 (b) Shand, Major the Hon. James Hornsby. 25 FitzSimons, The Hon. Herbert Paton ... Lane Cove. Barclay, V.D. 26

27

Fleck, Claude Cropton, Esq., M.B., Ch.M.

Frith, William, Esq. ... .••

Granville.

Lismore.

72 73

Shannon, Thomas John. Req.... Sinclair, The Hon. Colin Archibald, B.A.,

LL.B.

Phillip. Namoi.

28 Gotten, George Charles, Esq. ... ••. Parramatta. 74 Solomon, Eric Saxby, Esq. ... Petersham. 29 Gorman, Robert Douglas, Esq. ••• Annandale. 75 Spooner, The lion. Eric Sydney ... Ryde. 30 Hankinson, Robert Henry, Esq. ••• Murrumbidgee. 76 Stanley, Fred, Esq. ... Lakemba. 31 Hawkins, Francis Harold, Esq. Newcastle. 77 Stevens, The Hon. Bertram Sydney Croydon. 32 Hedges, William Whaley, Esq. Monaro. Barnsdale.

(Mtititratzut of trommittrto.) 78 Sweeney, John Thomas, Esq. Bulli. 33 HefEron, Robert James, Esq. Botany. 79 Thomas, Norman, Esq. Bondi. 34 Henry, Alfred Stephen, Esq. ... Clarence. 80 Tonge, Arthur, Req.... Canterbury.

(Temporary Chairman of Committees.) (Temporary Chairman of Committees.) 35 Horsington, Edward Matthew, Esq. ... Sturt. 81 Tonking, Alwyn Uren, Esq. Orange. 36 Howarth, Walter Arthur Harrex, Esq. Maitland. 82 Tully, John Moran, Esq. ... Goulbarn. 37 Jackett, Harry Gordon, Req.... Burwood. 83 i Turner, Henry Basil, Esq., M.A. Gordon. 38 Jackson, Joseph, Esq.... ... Nepean. 84 Vincent, The Hon. Roy Stanley Raleigh. 39 Kelly, Christopher Augustus, Esq. Bathurst. 85 Waddell, John William, Esq. ... Waverley. 40 Kilpatrick, Matthew, Esq. ... Wagga Wagga. 86 Wade, Benjamin Martin, Esq. Barwon. 41 Knight, Hamilton, Esq. Hartley. 87 Walker Ronald Bruce Esq. ... Hawkesbury. 42 Lang, John Thomas, Esq. ... Auburn. 88 Weaver, The Hon. Reginald Walter Neutral Bay. 43 Lawson, Joseph Alexander, Esq. ... Murray. Darcy (totmaltrt). 44 Lazzarini, Carlo Camillo, Esq. ... MarrickviLle. 89 (b) Webb, James Eli, Esq., B.A., M.B., Hurstville. 45 Lee, The Hon. John Robert Drummoyne. Ch.M. 46 47

(c) Lethbridge, Christopher Baron, Esq.. Lloyd, Brig.-Gen. Herbert William, C.B.,

Corowa. 90 Mosman. 91

Wilson, George Alan Lachlan, Esq. Yeo, Alfred William, Esq.

Dubbo Castlereagh.

C.M.G., C.V.O., D.S.O. (a) Deceased, 30th October, 1937. (6) Granted leave of absence on account of absence from the State, 10th August, 1937. (c) Elected 11th December, 1937. (d) Elected 26th June, 1937. (e) Granted leave of absence on account of illness, 10th August, 1937.

OFFICERS. ... The HOD. REGINALD WALTER DARCY WEAVER.

Chairman of Committees ... ... WILLIAM WHALEY HEDGES, ESQ. Clerk 01 the Legislative Assembly ... ... WILLIAM RUPERT MI/COURT, C.M.G. Clerk Assistant FREDERIC BARKER LANGLEY. Second Clerk Assistant ... ALLAN PICKERING, M Ea Serjeant-at-Arms and Clerk of Select Committees... HARRY ROBBINS, M.O.

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