CONTENTS. · 2015. 12. 23. · PARLIA1\1ENT CONVENED. ~I~ETEEXTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSIO~. (Gazette, No. 592.) NEw So"GTH 'VALES } Pro~lamation by His Excellency the Honorable Sit·

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CONTENTS.

Parliament Convened ..

Legislature of New South Wales:

Lieutenant-Governor

The See Ministry ...

Members of the Legislative Council

Members of the Legislative Assembly

Public Statutes of the Session

Public Bills of the Session

Private Acts of the Session ...

Private Bills of the Session

Attendance of Members-Council

Attendance of ?Yiembers-Assembly

Index to Subjects

Index to Speeches

Debates

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PARLIA1\1ENT CONVENED. ~I~ETEEXTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSIO~.

(Gazette, No. 592.)

NEw So"GTH 'VALES } Pro~lamation by His Excellency the Honorable Sit· FREDERICK to wit.

MATTHEW DARLEY, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished (L.s.) Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Lieutenant-Governor

FREDK. l\I. DARLEY, of the State of New South \Vales and its Dependencies, in the Lieutenant-Gove1·nor. Commonwealth of Australia.

IN pursuance of the power and authority vested in me as such Lieutenant-Governor

as aforesaid, by virtue of the act intituled "An Act to confer a Constitution on New

South \Vales and· to grant a Civil List to her Majesty," as assented to by l1er late

Majesty under the authority of_ the Act of the Imperial Parliament-, passed in the Session of the eighteenth and nineteenth years of the reign of her late Majesty,

intituled " An Act to enable her Majesty to assent to a Bill as amended of the

Legislature of New South Wales to confer a Constitution on New South \Vales and

grant a Civil List to her Majesty," I do hereby proclaim that a session of the Legislative

Council and Legislative Assembly for the State of New South Wales, for the despatch

of business, shall commence and be holden on Tuesday, the twenty-third day of July

instant, at twelve o'clock at noon, in the buildings known as the Legislative Council Chambers, in Macquarie-street, in the city of Sydney ; ~tnd the members of the said

J..egislative Council and Legislative Assembly respectively are hereby required to give

their attendance at the said time and place accordingly.

Given under my hand and seal, at Sydney, this ninth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and one, and in the first

year of his Majesty's reign.

By his Excellency's command,

JOHN SEE.

GOD SAVE THE KING !

LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:

(From 2 November, 1900.)

His Excellency the Honorable Sir FREDERICK MATTHEW DARLEY, Knight Grand Cross <Jf the Mo&t Disting1lished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Lieutenant-Governor of the State ot New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

*THE SEE MINISTRY:

(From 10 April, 1901.)

Premier and Colonial Secretary

Colonial Treasurer and Minister for Railways ..•

Attorney-General and Minister of Justice

Secretary for Lands

Secretary for Public 'Yorks

THE HoN. JoHN SEE.

TnE HoN. TnollfAS WADDELL.

THE BoN. BERNHARD RINGROSE WISE, K.C., M.L.C.

THE RoN. Wrr,LIAlii PATRICK CRICK.

THE HoN. EDWARD 'VILLIAM O'SuLLIVAN",

Minister of Public Instruction and Industry and Labour THE HoN. JOliN PERRY.

Minister of Justice ..

Secretary for Mines and Agriculture

TnE HoN. RoliERT GEORGE DuNDAS FITZGERALD.

[To 9 July, 1901.) Resigned.

THE HoN. JoHN KmD.

Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representa- l THE HoN. FRANCIS BATHURST SUTTOR, tive of the Government in the Legislative Council. I M.T.~.C.

Members of the Executive Council (without portfolio) { i!! ~~;: ~:~;E~~:~~ETT.

* Sir William Lyne resigned the Premie1·ship on 27 March, 1901.

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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL:

NINETEENTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

l. Backhouse, The Honorable Benjamin. 2. Black, The Honorable Reginald James.

Blanksby, The Honorable James. 2

3. Bowker, The Honorable Richard Ryther Steer, M.D., l\f.R.C.P., Lond.

4. Brown, The Honorable Alexander. 5. Buzacott, The Honorable Nicholas James. 6. Campbell, The Honorable 'Villiam Robert. 7. Charles, The Honorable Samuel.

Cox, The Honorable George Henry. r. s. Creed, The Honorable John Mildred,

M.R.C.S. 9. Cullen, The Honorable "VVilliam Portus,

LL.D. Dalton, The Honorable Thomas. 1

10. Dangar, The Honorable Henry Carey. 11. Day, The Honorable George. 12. Earp, The Honorable George Frederick.

Estell, The Honorable John. 2

13. Fitzgerald, The Honorable Robert George Dundas, 3

14. Flowers, The Honorable Frederick. 15.· Fowler, The Honorable Robert.

Garran, The Honorable Andrew, LL.D. 1

Gould, The Honorable Albert John.Z 16. Greene, The Honorable George Henry. 17. Greville, The Honorable Edward. 18. Hawken, The Honorable Nicholas. 19. Hepher, The Honorable John. 20. Heydon, The Honorable Louis Francis. 21. Hill, The Honorable 'Villiam Charles. 22. Holborow, The Honorable 'Villiam Hillier,

C. M.G. 23. Hughes, The Honorable John. 24, Humphery, The Honorable Frederick

Thomas. Hyam, The Honorable Solomon Herbert. •

25. Jones, The Honorable Richard. 26. Kater, The Honorable Henry Edward. 27. Kerr, The Honorable Andrew Taylor. 28. Kethel, The Honorable Alexander. 29. King, The Honorable Philip Gidley. 30. Lackey, The Honorable Sir John, K.C.M.G.,

President. 31. Langwell, The Honorable Hugh. 32. Lee, The Honorable George.

33. 34. 35. 36.

37.

3S.

39. 40. 41.

42. 43. 44. 45. 46.

Long, The Honorable ·william Alexander. Lucas, The Honorable John, Macintosh, The Honorable John. Mackay, The Honorable Colonel James

Alexander Kenneth, C. B. Mackellar, The Honorable Charles Kinnaird,

M.B., C.M. MacLaurin, The Honorable Henry Normand,

M.D., LL.D. :McCaughey, The Honorable Samuel. Meagher, The Honorable John. Meeks, The Honorable Alfred William. Millen, The Honorable Edward Davis.'~ Moses, The Honorable Henry. Nash, The Honorable John Brady, M.D. Norton, The Honorable James, LL.D. Pigott, The Honorable William Hilson. Pilcher, The Honorable Charles Ed ward, K. C. Pulsford, The Honorable Edward. 2

47. Renwick, The Honorable Sir Arthur, Kt., M.D., F.R.C.S.

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

49. Roberts, TheHonorableRichardHutchinson. 50, Robson, The Honorable William. 51. Ross, The Honorable Alexander. 52. Ryrie, The Honorable Alexander. 53. Shepherd, The Honorable Patrick Lindesay

Crawford. 5l. Slattery, The Honorable Thomas Michael. 55. Smith, The Honorable Fergus Jago. 56. Smith, The Honorable Thomas Hawkins. 57. Stuart, The Honorable Henry. 58. Snttor, The Honorable Francis Bathmst.

Thornton, The Honorable George.• 59. Toohey, The Honorable John Thomas. 60. Trickett, The Honorable 'Villiam Joseph,

Chairman of Committees. 61. Vickery, The Honorable Ebenezer. 62. 'Valker, The Honorable William. 63. 'Vant, The Honorable John Henry, K.C. 64. 'Vatson, The Honorable James. 65. "Wilson, The Honorable James. 66. 'Vise, The Honorable Bernhard Ringrose~

K.C.

1 Decease reported, 23 July, 1901. • Resignation reported, 23 July, 1901. , • From 16 July, 1901. 4 Detea.se reported, 13 November, 1901. 5 Decease reported, 2t Novetrber, 1901.

s Decease reported, 4 December, 1901.

LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.·

:rviEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

XINETEENTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

l. Affleck, William, Esq .... 2. Anderson, George, Esq. 3. Archer, \Villiam, Esq ... , 4. Ashton, James, Esq. 5. Barnes, John Fredtrick, Esq .... 6. Bennett, The Ron. Walter, Esq. 7. Briner, George Stuart, Esq. . .. 8. Broughton, Ernest Clement Vernon, Esq. 9. Brunker, The Ron. James Nixon

Burgess, George Arthur, Esq .... Byrne, Francis Arthur, Esq. Campbell, Alexander, Esq. · .. , Campbell, Archibald, Esq.*

10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. I)" -0.

26.

Cann, John Henry, Esq., Chairman of Committees Carroll, James George, Esq. . .. Carruthers, The Hon. Joseph Hector Chapman, Albert Edward, Esq. Clara, Patrick James, EEq. 1

Clark, Edward Mann, Esq. Clarke, Henry, Esq. Cohen, John Jacob, Esq. Coleman, John "'illiam, Esq .... Collins, Albert Ernest, Esq. .. . Crick, The Hon. \Villiam Patrick, Esq. Dacey, John Rowland, Esq. ...

Yass. Waterloo. Burwood. Goulburn. Gundagai. Durham. Raleigh. Sydney (King Division). East Maitland. Young. Hay. Kiama. Illawarra. Broken Hill. The Lachlan. St. George. Braidwood. Condoublin. St. Leonards. Bega. Petersham. Lismore. Narrabri. \Vest Macquarie, Botany. Sydney (Gipps Division.)

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Daley, William Michael, Esq. Davidson, Robert, Esq. Davis, William ·walter, Esq.

The Hastings and The Macleay. Bourke.

29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45.

Dick, William Thomas, Esq. Dight, Charles Hilton, F.sq. Donaldson, Robert Thomas, Esq. Edden, Alfred, Esq. Estell, .John, Esq. Evans, Joseph George, Esq. Fallick, James, Esq. Farnell, Frank, Esq. Fegan, John Lionel, Esq. Ferguson, \Villiam John, Esq. Fitzpatrick, John Charles Lucas, Esq.* Fitzpatrick, Thomas, Esq. Fleming, William Montgomerie, Esq. George, Eden, Esq. Gilbert, Owen, Esq. Gillies, John, Esq. Gormly, James, Esq.

Newcastle East. Singleton. Tumut. Kahibah. \Vallsend. Deniliquin. Newtown (St. Peters Division) •. Ryde. Wickham. Sturt, Rylstone. The Murrumbidgee, Robertson. Sydney (Belmore Division), Newcastle West. West Maitland. Wagga Wagga.

* Temporary Cha.irman of Committees. I Election declared void by report of Election and Qualifications Committee, 10 October, ; re·election reported,

14 November, 1901. ·

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46. Griffith, Arthur, Esq .... ; 47. Griffith, Thomas Hunter, Esq.

48. Hall, Brinsley, Esq. ... 49. Hall, Dn.Yid Robert, Esq. 50. Hawthorne, John Stuart, Esq. 51. Hayes, The Hon. James, Esq. 52. Haynes, John, Esq. . .. 53. Hogue, James Alexander, Esq. 54. Hollis, Robert, Esq. . ... 55. Holman, William Arthur, Esq. 56. Howarth, George, Esq. 57. Hurley, John, Esq. 58. Hurley, William Fergus, Esq. 59. J essep, Thomas, Esq .... 60. Kelly, Andrew Joseph, Esq .. .. 61. Kidd, The Hon. John, Esq ... . 62. Latimer, William Fleming, Esq. 63. Law, Sydney James, Esq. 0 ...

64. Lee, Charles Alfred, Esq. 65. Levien, Robert Henry, Esq .... 66. Levy, Daniel, Esq. 67. Lonsdale, Edmund, Esq. 68. Macdonald, Hugh, Esq. 69. MacDonell, Donald, Esq. 70. Mackenzie, Thomas Fitzherbert Hawkins, Esq. 71. MacMahon, Michael John, Esq. 72. Mahony, William Henry, Esq. 73. McCourt, The Hon. William, Esq., Speaker 74. McCoy, Richard Watson Walker, Esq. 75. McFarlane, John, Esq. 76. McGowen, James Sinclair Taylor, Esq. 77. Mcintyre, William Donald, Esq. 78. McLaurin, Gordon Ranald, Esq. 79. Meagher, Richard Denis, Esq. SO. Millard, William, Esq. 81. Miller, Gustave Thomas Carlisle, Esq. 82. M91>re, Samuel Wilkinson, Esq. 83. Morton, Mark Fairies, Esq .... 84. Moxham, Thomas Robert, Esq. 85. Nelson, Arthur David, Esq .... 86. Newman, Henry William, Esq. 87. Nicholson, John Barnes, Esq. 88 .. Nielsen, Niels Rasmus Wilson, Esq. 89. Nobbs, John, Esq. 90. Norton, John, Esq. 91. Oakes, Charles William, Esq. 92. O'Connor, Daniel, Esq. 93. O'Conor, Broughton Barnabas, Esq.* 94. O'Sullivan, The Hon. Edward William, Esq. 95. Perry, The Hon. John, Esq .... 96. Phillips, Simeon, Esq. 97. Power, John Joseph, Esq. 98. Price, Richard Atkinson,. Esq." 99. Pyers, Robert, Esq.

\Varatah. Albury. The Hawkesbury. Gunnedah. Leichhardt. The Murray.

· Wellington. Glebe. Newtown (Erskine Division). Grenfell. Willoughby. Hartley. Macquarie. vVaverley. Sydney (Denison Division). Camden. Woollahra. Balmain South. Tenterfield. Quirindi. Sydney (Fitzroy Division). Armidale. Coonamble. Co bar. Canterbury. U ralla-W alcha Annandale. Bowral. Marrickville. The Clarence. Redfern. Inverell. The Hume. The Tweed. Moruya. Monaro. Bingara. The Shoalhaven. Parrama tta. Sydney (Flinders Division). Orange. Woronora. Boorowa. Granville. Northumberland. Paddington. Sydney (Phillip Division). Sherbrooke. Queanbeyan. Ballin a. Dubbo. Sydney (Lang Division). Gloucester. The Richmond.

*Temporary Chairman ol Committees.

LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. xi

100. Quinn, Patrick Edward, Esq. Sydney (Bligh Divisionj. 101. Quirk, Ellison Wentworth, Esq. "\V arringah. 102. Reymond, Joseph Bernard, Esq. .Ashburnham. 103. Richards, Edwin, Esq. Mudgee. 104. Rose, Thomas, Esq. .Argyle. 105. Ross, .Andrew, Esq., M.D. Molong. 106. Scobie, Robert, Esq. . .. · Wentworth. 107. See, The Hon. John, Esq. Grafton. 108. Sleath, Richard, Esq .... Wilcannia. 109. Smith, James Francis, Esq. Newtown (Camperdown Division). no. Smith, Samuel, Esq. . .. Sydney (Pyrmont Division). Ill. Smith, Thomas Richard, Esq. The Nepean. ll2. Storey, Da\'id, Esq. Rand wick. ll3. Storey, John, Esq. Balmain North. ll4. Sullivan, Philip Hurley, Esq. Darlington. 115. Thomson, John, Esq .... The Manning. ll6. "\Vaddell, The Hon. Thomas, Esq. Cowra. 117. "\Valsh, Raymond Joseph, Esq. Tamworth. 118. Webster, vVilliam, Esq. Moree. 119. Whiddon, Samuel Thomas, Esq. Sydney (Cook Division). 120. "\Yilliams, William John, Esq. Alma. 121. Willis, ·william Nicholas, Esq. Tj1e Barwon. 122. Winch()ombe, Frederick Earle, Esq. Ashfield. 123. Wood, "\Yilliam Herbert, Esq. Eden-Bombala. 121. Wright, Francis .Augustus, Esq. Glen Innes. 125. Young, Willhm White, Esq. Bathurst.

PUBLIC STATUTES OF THE SESSION. NINETEENTH PARLIAl\IENT-FIRST SESSION.

ADVANCES TO SETTLERS (AME~Dl\IENT) ACT (1 ED. VII No. 1)- . An Act to amend the Advances to Settlers Act, 1899. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Perry,

20 November, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.] ANATOMY AcT (1 ED. YII No. 9)-

An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to Anatomy. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.]

APPREXTICES ACT (1 ED. VII No. 41)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to Apprentices. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon.

B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 5 November, 1901.] APPROPRIATION AcT (lED. niNo. 63)-

An Act to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New South 'Vales certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the service of the year from the 1st day of July, 1901, to the 30th day of June, 1902, inclusive of both dates, and to adjust the vote "Advance to Treasurer, 1900-1901," for supplementary charges during the period from 1st July, 1900, to 30th June, 1901, inclusive of both dates, and to cover payments charged to "Expenditure Suspense Account" for services of the year 1900-1901 ; and for purposes connected with and incidental to the above objects. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 13 December, 1901. Assented to, 20 December, 1901.]

BIRDS PROTECTIO~ AcT (1 ED. vii No. 26)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the protection of certain imported and other

birds. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 30 October, 1901.]

BLOCKHOLDERS AcT (lED. VII No. 69)-An Act to provide for setting apart certain Crown lands for working men's blocks; for providing

loans to the lessees of such blocks ; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Crick, 22 August, 1901. Assented to, 27 December, 1901.]

BREAD AcT (l ED. VII No. 35)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the regulation of the making and sale of bread

and the pre1•ention of the adulteration thereof and of meal and flour. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. "'ise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 1 November, 1901.]

BuiLDING AND Co-oPERATI\-E SociETIES AcT (1 ED. vn No. 17)-An Act to consolidate the law relating to Benefit Building, Trading, and Industrial Societies.

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. 'Vise, 20 No1·ember, 1901. Assented to, 2! January, 1902.]

CARELESS UsE o~' FIRE AcT (l ED. vn No. 25)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the preYention of the careless use of fire.

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. 'Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 30 October, 1901.]

CASINO MuNICIPAL Bou:~mARIER AcT (1 ED. vn No. 55)-An Act to reduce the area of the municipality of Casino. linitiated in the Assembly by Mr.

Pyers, l4 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 December, 1901.] CrTY oF SYDNEY MuNICIPAL LoA::s- ACT (l ED. vii No. 21)-

An Act to enable the Municipal Council of Sydney to raise by debentures a sum not exceeding two hundred thousand pounds for certain purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See,

· 15 August, 1901. Assented to, 25 October, 1901.] CLosER SETTLEMENT AcT (l ED. VII No. 7)-

An Act to authorise the acquisition for purposes of settlement of private lands or lands leased from the Crown, and to provide for dealing with and disposing of such lands. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Crick, 13 August, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1!)02.]

CoMPANIES (DEATH DuTIE~) AcT (l ED. VII No. 30)-An Ad to consolidate enactments relating to the registration of the offices ot certain companies,

and to the imposition of duties on the death of shareholders of those companies. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. "'ise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 31 October, 1901.]

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CoNsoLIDATED REVENUE FUND AcT, No. 1 (I ED. VII No. 2)-An Act to apply certain sums out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New South \Vales

towards the services of the year 1901-1902 ; and for services to be hereafter provided for by loan. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 8 August, 1901. Assented to, 9 August, 1901.]

CoxsoLIDATED REVENUE FuND AcT, No. 2 (I ED. VII No. 3)-An Act to apply certain sums out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New South Wales

towards the services oft.he year 1901-1902. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 26 September, 1901. Assented to, 27 September, 1901.]

CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE FuND AcT, No. 3 (I ED. VII No. 53)-An Act to apply certain sums out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New South ViT ales

towards the services of the year 1901-1902. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. ·waddell, 15 NoYember, 1901. Assented to, 26 November, 1901.]

CONVEYANCING AND LAW OF PROPERTY (SUPPLEMENTAL) ACT (lED, VII No. 37)-An Act to consolidate certain enactments relating to conveyances, assignments, and titles to

lands. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R-. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, I November, 1901.]

CoRONERS AcT (1 ED. vu No. 54)-An Act to give coroners and deputy coroners the powers and duties of justices; to give certain

magistrates the powers and duties of coroners; and to amend the law relating to coronia! inquisitions. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 24 October, 1901. Assented to, 28 November, 1901.]

DAIRIES SUPERVISIO:N ACT (l ED. VII No. 46)-An Act to consolidate enactments regulating the production, manufacture, and distribution

of milk, cream, butter, and cheese. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. \Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 8 November, 1901.]

DEFAMATION AcT (I ED. VII No. 22)-An Act to consolidate the statutes relating to defamation. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron.

B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 26 October, 1901.]

DEliUSE OF THE CROWN AcT (1 ED. VII No. 57)-An Act to amend the law relating to the holding of offic.es in case of the demise of the Crown.

[Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 26 September, 1901. Assented to, lO pecember, 1901.]

DESERTED \VIVES AND CHILDREN ACT (1 ED. VII No. 17)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to deserted wives and children. [Initiated in

the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

DESTITUTE CHILDREN's SociETY AcT (1 ED. VII No. 36)-.An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the Society for the Relief of Destitute Children.

[Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, l November, 1901.]

DEVONSHIRE STREET CEMETERY AcT (l ED. VII No. 20)- . An Act to provide for the removal of human remains and certain s!abs and t-ombstones from the

Devonshire-street Cemetery, and for the re·interment of such remains; and to save the Secretary for Public \Yorks and other persons harmless in respect of certain acts done by them in connection with the said cemetery. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr: O'Sullivan, 22 August, 1901. Assented to, 17 October, 1901.]

DISTRICT CouRTs' AcT (1 ED. VII No. 4)--An Act to consolidate enactments relating to district courts. [Initiated in the Council by the

Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.] DRAINAGE PROMOTION AcT (l ED. VII No. 31)-

An Act to consolidate the enactments for promoting the better drainage of lands. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 31 October, 1901.]

EQUITY AcT (l ED. VII No. 24)-An Act for consolidating enactments relating to the practice, procedure, and powers of the

Supreme Court of New South \Vales in its equitable jurisdiction. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 30 October, 1901.]

FINES AND PENALTIES AcT (1 ED. VII No. 16)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the recovery, appropriation, and remission of fines and

penalties. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

FoRFEITURE oF LEASES ACT (1 ED. VII No. 66)-An Act for granting relief against forfeiture of leases and for otherwise amending the law as to

property. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 28 August, 1901. · Assented to, 24 December, 1901.]

FRIENDLY SociETIES (FuRTHER AMENDMENT) ACT (1 ED. VII No. 73)_.:..:.. . An Act to further amend the law relating to friendly societies.. [Initiated· in the_ Assembly by

Mr. See, 15 NoYember, 1901. Assented to,-28 -December, 1901.] ' · ·

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GAMES, WAGERS, A~D BETTING·HOUSES AcT (1 ED. VII No. 18)-An Act to consolidate the acts concerning games and wagers and for the suppression of betting.

houses. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. _B. R. Wise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 24 January, 190_2.]

GENERAL POST OFFICE (APPROACHES IMPROVE~IENT) ACT FURTHER AMENDMENT AcT (1 ED. VII No. 39)-

An Act further to amend the General Post Office {Approaches Improvement) Act, 1899, 9-nd the General Post Office (Approaches Improvement) Act Amendment Act, 1892; to rectify the boundaries of Martin-lane ; also to carry out an exchange of certain land abutting on such Jane for other land at the intersection of George-street with :Martin-place, to be dedicated as a public thoroughfare; and for other purpose~. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3 October, 1901. Assented to, 1 November, 190l.j

GovERN~iENT RAILWAYS AcT (1 En. VII No. 6)- - _ An Act to consolidate the acts relating to Government railways and tramways. [Initiated in

the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.]

GovERNMENT RAILWAYS (Co~nnssiONER's SALARY) AcT (1 ED. vii, No.4)-An Act to make further provision with respect to the salary of one of the Railway Commis

sioners. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 4 December, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.]

GovERNOR's SALARY ACT (1 En. VII No. 40)-An Act to make other provision for the salary of the Governor of New South \Vales; and for

the salaries of his staff; and to amend the Constitution Act. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 3 October, 1901. Assented to, 4 November, 1901.]

HAWKERS AND PEDLERS AcT {1 ED. VII No. 28)-An Act to consolidate the Acts relating to hawkers and pedlers. [Initiated m the Council by

the Ron. B. R. \Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 31 October, 1901.]

HAY IRRIGATION AMENDING AcT (1 En. vii No. 15)-An Act to amend the Hay Irrigation Act and the Hay Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1896.

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Crick, 10 December, 1901. Assented to, 21 January, 1902.]

lsCLOs:im LANDS PROTECTION ACT (1 ED. VII No. 33)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the protection of inclosed lands from intrusion

and trespass. [Initiated in the Council by the lion. B. R. \Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 30 October, 1901.]

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT (1 ED. VII No. 59)-An Act to provide for the registration and incorporation of industrial unions and the making

and enforcing of industrial agreements ; to constitute a court of arbitration for the hearing and determination of industrial disputes, and m~tters referred to it; to define the jurisdiction, powers, and procedure of such court; to provide for the enforcement of its awards and orders; and for purposes consequent on or incidental to those objects. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 8 August, 1901. Assented to, 10 December, 1901.]

INFANT CoNVICTS ADoPTION AcT (1 ED. vn Nv. 15)-An Act to consolidate the enactments providing for the care and education of infants who may

be convicted of felony or misdemeanour. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

INHERITANCE AcT (1 ED. vii No. 19)-An Act to consolidate enactments relating to the law of inheritance. [Initiated in the Council

by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

INTERPLEADER ACT {1 ED. VII No. 7)-. An Act to consolidate the statutes relating to interpleader in the Supreme Court. [Initiated in

the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. _1\ssented to, 3 October, 1901.] INTER-STATE DEBTS RECOVERY AcT (1 _ Eo. VII No. 48)--

An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the enforcement in New South Wales of judgmentsobtained in other Australian states or New Zealand, and the recovery of judgments againstdebtors who have remm·ed thereto from New South Wales. [Initiated in the Council by theHen. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 13 November, 1901.]

JuDGMENT CREDITORS' REMEDIES AcT (1 En. YII No. 8)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the remedies of judgment creditors. [Initiated

in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.] JuRY AcT (1 ED. vn No. 67)-

An Act to consolidate the statutes relating to jurors. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to 27 December, 1901.]

LITTLE BAY PENITENTIARY AND PRISON AcT (l ED. VII No. 12)-An Act to sanction and authorise the erection of a penitentiary and prison for females near

Rand wick; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 10 December, 1901. Assented to, 21 January, 1902.]

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An Act to authorise the raising of a loan for the public service of the state, and for other LOAN ACT (1 En. VII No. No. 62)-

purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. 'iYaddell, 13 December, 1901. Assented to, 20 December, 1901.]

LoTTERIES A::-!D ART UNIONS AcT (1 En. VII No. 34)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the prevention of lotteries and the legalising of art

unions and similar associations. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, I NoYember, 1901.]

MAITLAXD HosPITAL E::-~ABLING AcT (1 En. YII No. 52)-An Act to enable the committee of the Maitland Hospital to apply certain moneys for the

purpose of the erection and furnishing of a new hospital. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 14 August, 1901. Assented to, 26 November, 1901.]

MANILLA TO BARRABA RAILWAY AcT (1 En. YII No. 72)-An Act to sanction and provide for the construction of a line of .Railway from Manilla to

Barraba; to amend the Public \Yorks Act, 1900, so far as it relates to the duty of the constructing authority to make and maintain fences along the said line ; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3 October, 1901. Assented to, :!8 December, 1901.]

MANLY WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE TRANSFER AcT (1 En. VII No. 5)-An Act to vest certain works of water supply and property and certain sewerage works at

Manly in the Board of "\Yater Supply and Sewerage; to validate certain things done in carrying out such sewerage works in excess of the authority in that behalf; and for purposes c~nsequent on or incidental to those objects. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 11 December, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.] ·

MARRIED \VOMEN'S PROPERTY AcT. (1 ED. YII No. 45)-An Act to consolidate enactments relating to rights and liabilities of married women. [Initiated

in the Council by the Hon. B. R. "\Yise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 8 November, 1901.] MINERs' AcciDENT RELIEF A~IENDMENT AcT (1 En. VII No. 71)-

An Act to amend the Miners' Accident Relief Act, 1900. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 11 October, 1901. Assented to, 28 December, 1901.]

MINES INSPECTION AcT (1 En. VII No. 75)-An Act to make better provision for the l'egulation and inspection of mines other than coal and

shale mines ; to regulate the treatment of the products of such mines ; and for purposes incidental to or consequent on those objects. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidcl. 11 October, I901. Assented to, 28 December, I90I.]

MINING LAws AlllENDMENT AcT (I En. VII No. 10)-An Act to amend the Mining Act, 1874, the Mining Act Further Amendment Act of I884, the

Mining on Private Lands Act of 1894, and the Mining Laws Amendment Act of 1896 ; and to authorise the granting of }eases of Crown lands for certain purposes in connection with mining. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 13 December, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, I902.]

MusiCIPAL DISTRICT oF I:;vERELL REDUCED AREA AcT (1 En. vn No. 47)--An Act to reduce the area of the Municipal District of Inverell. [Initiated in the Assembly by

Mr. Mcintyre, 20 August, I901. Assented to, I2 November, I90l.] MuxiCrPALr::IES (lNCORPORATIO:"( VALIDATING) AcT (I En. vn No. I4)-

An Act to amend the law with respect to proclamations incorporating municipalities; and to amend the Municipalities Act, 1897. Linitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Perry, 31 October, 1901. Assented to, 21 January, I902.]

NATIVE DoGs DESTRUCTION AXD PoiSONED BAITS AcT (1 En. VII No. 19)-An Act to consolidate enactments relating to t.he destruction of native dogs and the laying of

poisoned baits. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 24 January, I902.]

NAYIGATIO:"( AcT (1 En. YII No. 60)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to navigation. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon.

B. R. Wise. Assented to, 19 December, I90l.] NEcROPOLIS AcT (1 ED. vn No. 20)-

An Act to consolidate the acts t·elating to the establishment and regulation of the Necropolis. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. H. R. Wise, 20 No\·ember, 19:11. Assented to, 25 January, 1902.]

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS PROCEDURE ACT (1 ED. VII No. 42)-An Act to consolidate enactments relating to remedies on bills of exchange, and other .negotiable

instruments and orders for the payment of money. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, I901. Assented to, 7 November, I90l.]

NET-FisHING (PoHT HACKING) AcT (1 ED. YII No. 18)-An Act to consolidate ·the acts relating to the prohibition of net-fishing iu Port Hacking.

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

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OBSCENE AND INDECENT PcnLICATIONS AcT (1 ED. VII No. 12)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the pre\·ention and suppression of obscene ~nd indecent

publications. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

PARLIAMENTARY EVIDE:\CE AcT (1 ED. VII No. 43)-An Act to consolidate the law relating to the summoning, attendance, and examination of

witnesses before either House of Parliament or any committee thereof. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 7 November, 1901.]

PARTY PROCESSIONS PREVENTION ACT (1 ED. VII No. ll.l)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the prevention of party proceesions and certain other

public exhibitions. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.]

PoLICE OFFENCES AcT (l ED. VII No. 5)-An Act to consolidate the statutes relating to police offences. [Initiated in the Council by the

Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 3 October, 1901.] PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AcT (l ED. VII No. 64)-

An Act to consolidate the Acts for the prevention of cruelty to animals. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 24 December, 1901.]

PRICKLY PEAR DESTRUCTION AcT (1 ED. VII No. 32)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the eradication of the prickly· pear. [Initiated

in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 31 October, 1901.] PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL ADDITIONS AcT (l ED. VII No. 2)-·

An Act to sanction the erection of two pavilions in connection with Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 15 November, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.]

PROHIBITIO:N AND MANDAMUS ACT (1 ED. VII No. 44)-An Act to consolidate enactments relating to proceedings in prohibition and on writs of

mandamus. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 7 No\·ember, 1901.]

PuBLIC GATES AcT (1 ED. vn No. 11)-An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to public gates. [Initiated in the Council by the

Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.] PuBLIC INsTITUTIOxs' INSPEcno:s- AcT (1 ED. VII No. 29)-

An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the inspection of hospitals and other institutions aided from the public revenue. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. ·wise, 21 August, 1901. AsEented to, 31 October, 1901.]

PUBLIC \YoRKS COMMITTEE ELECTION AcT (1 En. YII No. 58)-An Act to make better provision for the election and appointment of members of the Parlia

mentary Standing Committee on Public \Yorks, and for purposes consequent upon and incidental to that object. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Nielsen, l August, 1901. Assented to, 10 December, 1901.] ·

PYRJ\IO:-<T BRIDGE EXTENSIO:-< AcT (1 ED. VII No. 9)-An Act to sanction the carrying out of works in extension of the Pyrmont Bridge; and for other

purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 18 December, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.]

RABBIT AcT (1 ED. VII No. 6)-An Act to deal with the rabbit pest; to authorise certain advances in connection therewith;

and for other purpose-s incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr .. Crick, 14 Angust, 1901. Assented to, 15th January, 1902.]

REAL PROPERTY AND Co:NvEYANCJNG (Al\IENDMENT) AcT (l ED. VII No. 68)-An Act to give certain officers and persons the powers and duties of the Registrar-General ; to

prescribe the oath to be taken by Deputy Registrars-General; to provide that statutory declarations and the oath of a sworn valuator may be made and taken before certain officers ; and to validate certain acts, acknowledgments, instruments, documents, writings, declarations, and oaths. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 14 August, 1901. Assented to, 27 December, 1901.] ·'

REFORMATORY AND INDt'STRIAL ScuooLs' AcT (l ED. VII No. 38)-· . An Act to consolidate the acts rel~ing to reformatories and industrial schools. [Initiated in

the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 1 November, 1901.] ROYAL COMMISSIONERS' EVIDENCE ACT (1 ED. VII No. 23)-

An Act to consolidate the law relating to the taking of evidence by commissioners under the great seal. [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 26 October, 1901.] ·

SnEARER~ AccoMMODATIO:N AcT (1 ED. vii No. 74)-An Act to provide for the proper and sufficient accommodation of shearers. [Initiated in the

Assembly by Mr. Perry, 5 September, 1901. Assented to, 28 December, 1901.]

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XVlll PUBLIC STATUTES OF THE SESSION.

STATE CHILDREN RELIEF AcT (1 En. VII No. 61)-An Act to consolidate the Acts relating to the establishment of a system of boarding-out children.

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. ·wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 19 December, 1901.]

STocK AcT 11 En. vii No. 27)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to diseases in cattle and sheep, to imported stock, to

the registration of brands, and to the exportation of cattle. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 30 October, 1901.]

STocK DisEASES (TicK) AcT (l En. vii No. 11)-An Act to make provision for the prevention and cure of certain diseases in stock ; and to amend

the Diseases in Sheep Acts of 1866 ; the Diseases in Sheep Acts Amendment Act of 1878 ; and the Diseases in Sheep Acts Amendment Act of 1882. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 10 October, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.]

SYDNEY CoAL DELIVERY AcT (1 En. VII No. 65)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to the sale and delivery of coal in Sydney and its vicinity.

[Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 24 December, 1901.]

SYDNEY FEMALE ScHooL oF INDUSTRY (SALE) AcT (1 Eo. vn No. 51)-An Act to authorise the trustees of the Sydney Female School of Industry to sell and convey

certain lands ; to provide for the application of the proceeds of such sale and the income arising therefrom ; and to provide for the appointment of new trustees. [Init-iated in the_ Council by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 9 October, 1901. Assented to, 21 November, 1901.]

SYDNEY INDUSTRIAL BLIND INSTITUTION INCORPORATION AcT (1 ED. VII. No. 56)--An Act to constitute the members of the Sydney Industrial Blind Institution a body corporate; to confer and impose upon that body certain powers, duties, rights, and liabilities; to transfer to and vest in it the property of the said institution and the Institution for the Blind, Strathfield ; to discharge the trustees of the last-named institution from certain liabilities; and generally to carry out the said objects for which the said institutions were established. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. F. B, Suttor, 11 September, 1901. Assented to, 5 September, 1901.]

'l'EMORA TO WYALONG RAILWAY AcT (l ED. VII No. 50)-An Act to sanction the construction of a line of railway from Temora to 'Vyalong; to amend the

provisions of the Public 'Yorks Act, 1900, so far as they relate to the duty of the constructing authority to make and maintain fences along the said line ; to authorise the construction of the said line on public roads; and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 16 October, 1901. Assented to, 21 ~ovember, 1901.]

TREASURY BILLS DEFICIENCY A~IENDMENT AcT (1 ED. vn No. 8)-An Act to amend the Treasury Bills Deficiency Act, 1900. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr.

'Vaddell, 29 November, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.] TRUCK AcT A~mNmiENT ACT (1 En. vn No. 49)-

An Act to amend the Truck Act of 1900. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cann, 31 July, 1901. Assented to, 19 November, 1901.]

UNIVERSITY t'IF SYDNEY (FISHER LIBRARY) AcT (1 ED. vii No. 13)-An Act to sanction the erection of a library within the grounds of the University of Sydney ;

and for other purposes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 13 December, 1901. Assented to, 21 January, 1902.

VAGRANCY AcT (1 ED. VII No. 13)-An Act to consolidate the acts for the preyention of vagrancy. [Initiated in the Council by the

Ron. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901].

VICE-ADMIRALTY VEXATIOUS ARRESTS ACT (1 En. VII No. 3)-An act to consolidate the law relating to frivolous and vexatious arrests by process issuing out of

the Vice-Admiralty Court. [Initiated in the Council by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 15 January, 1902.]

VINE AND VEGETATIOX DISEASES AcT (1 ED. YII No. 14)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to a certain vine disease and to vegetation diseases.

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 21 August, 1901. Assented to, 4 October, 1901.]

\VESTERN LANDS AcT (1 En. vn No. 70)-An Act to vest the management and control of that portion of New South ·wales known as the

western division in a board, to be called the Western Land Board; to grant extension of leases in the said division and tenant-right in certain improvements ; and for all purposes necessary and incidental thereto. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Crick, 27 November, 190 I. AEsen ted to, 27 Decem her, 190 l.

WHARFAGE AND TONNAGE RATES BIU" (1 ED. VII, No. 16)-An Act to consolidate the acts relating to wharfage and tonnage rates. [Initiated in the

Council by the Ron. B. R. VVise, 20 November, 1901. Assented to, 24 January, 1902.]

PUBLIC BILLS OF THE SESSION. NINETEENirH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

AGRICULTURAL HoLDIXGS BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Price, 3 September, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

AGRICULTURAL LEASES BILL-(Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Bennett, 13 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

AuDIT BILL-- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 21 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

BENE\.OLENT SoCIETY oF NEw SouTH \VALES BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. Sir Arthur Renwick, 24 October, 1901 ; not returned by

Assembly.] BoGAN GATE To BuLBODNEY RAILWAY BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 16 October, 1901; not returned by Council.] BOILERS REGULATION BILL-- .

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Perry, 3 December, 1901; bill not brought in.] BREAD VENDORS BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. E. M. Clark, 17 December, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] CAPITAL PuNISHMENT ABOLITION BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Haynes, 14 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] CoAL-MINES (PAYMENT OF \VAGES) BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Fegan, 4 September, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] CoAL-)IINES REGULATION (FURTHER A~rENDliiENT) BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 5 December, 1901; not returned by Council.] CoBAR TO \VILCANNIA RAILWAY BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 4 December, 1901 ; not returned by Council.] CoNsTrruTION ACT AMENDMENT BILL-

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. J. M. Creed, 7 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.] CoxTAcrous DrsEASES BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. J. Hurley, 13 August, 1901 ; bill not brought in.] COUl\TRY TOWNS \VATER A:\D SEWERAGE AMENDMENT BILL-

(lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 12 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] DEFAMATION BILL (No. 2)-

[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 7 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] DEFENCE LANDS REVEETING BILL-

(Initiated in the Assembly by. Mr. O'Sullivan, 21 August, 1901; bill not brought in.] DISTRICT CouRTS A~rENDING BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Price, 24 September, 1901; bill not bronght in.] DISTRICT Cot:RTS Ac-r AMENDMENT BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Mcintyre, 8 October, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.] DRAINAGE PRo~IOTIO~ BILL-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Brunker, 14 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] EDDY 0RPHA~AGE BILL-

(Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 29 August, 1901; bill not brought in.] EMPLOYJ;;ES OF LABOUR UNIONS PROTECTION BILL-

(lnitiated in the Assembly by ~1r. Edelen, 6 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] EXPLOSIVES BILL-

(Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901; bill withdrawn.] FACTORIES AND SHOPS BILL-

(lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Perry, 29 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] FRmxriLY SoCIETIES (FuRTHER AMENDMENT) BILL (No. !)-

[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 7 August, 1901; bill withdrawn.]

XX PUBLIC BILLS OF THE SESSIO:s".

GoLD DREDGING LEASES MoDIFICATION BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 30 October, 1901; bill not brought in.]

HoRsE-RACING AXD BooKMAKERs BILL-Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. J. Hurley, 10 September, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

I.:>COME-TAX BILL- . [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, 1901; bill withd1:awn.]

JUSTICES (FEES) BILL- : [Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 18 September, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

JUVENILE S~IOKING BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Dr. Ross, 13 August, 1901; not reported from Committee.]

KEROSENE BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 21 August, IDOl; bill withdrawn.]

LAND AND INCOME-TAX (AMENDMENT) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 12 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

LAND AND INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \\~ise, 21 August, l90I; bill withdrawn.]

LAND AND INcmrE-TAX (CoNTRIBuno;,;) BrLL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Waddell, 12 November, l90I; stopped by prorogation.]

LAND-TAX BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 2I August, IDOl ; bill withdra-wn.]

LAw oF EviDENCE BILL (profo,·ma)-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 24 July, I!lOl; in the Council by the Hon. F. B. Suttor,

24 July, 1901.]

LEGAL PROFES~ION A11ALGAMATION BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. F. Farnell, 28 August, l9Gl ; stopped by prorogation.]

LEnrTIMATION BrLL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. T. M. Slattery, 8 August, IDOl; stopped by prorogation.]

LIFE ASSURAXCE (AD3!INISTRATIOX) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 10 September, I90l ; bill not brought in.]

JI.L~NURE BILL-[Initiated in the AssemLly by :Mr. Kidd, 30 October, IDOl ; bill not brought in.]

JI.IARRIAGE BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 8 August, HlOl ; stopped by prorogation.]

JI.IATRDIONIAL AGENCIES SUPPRESSION BILL-(Initiated in the AssemLly by Mr. J. Hurley, 6 August, 1901; Lillnot brought in.]

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDI:'(G) BILL-(Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. E. M. Clark, 20 August, 190I; stopped by prorogation.]

METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE VALIDATION BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullimn, 12 NoYember, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

1-IETROPOLITA.:> \'VATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS (A~IEXD~JENT) BILL-[Iuitiated in the Assembly by .Mr. O'Sullivan, 12 No\·ember, 1901; stopped hy prorogation.]

~lrNERR AcciDENT RELIEF (BuLLI FuND) BnL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Fegan, 5 September, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

MINING BILL-[luitiated in the Assembly by Mr. KidJ, 11 October, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS (A~IENDMENT) BILL-[lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. !Geld, 13 December, 1901; not returned by Council.]

MoNEY LENDERS AND INFANTs' LoANS BILL~-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. J. Hughes, 8 August, IDOl ; stopped by prorogation.]

lllooRE-STREET brPROYE~IE)'IT (A~IENDMEXT) BrLL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 15 August, 19Gl; stopped by prorogation.]

l\IU)'I!CIPAL BILL-Ilnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 8 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

NEWCASTLE SEWERAGE BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'SulliYan, 5 December, 19Gl; Lill not brought in.]

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES BILL-.[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Quinn, 21 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

OLD-AGE PENSIONS (A)IENmrE~T) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. \Vaddell, 5 December, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

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PARLIAME::<TARY POWERS AND PRIVILEGES BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. R. D. Meagher; stopped by prorogation.]

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (A~IENDMEXT) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Perry, 6 December, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

ScAFFOLDING AND LIFTS BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 16 October, 1901; not returned by Council.]

STATE LABOUR SELECTION BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Carruthers, 7 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS BILL-(Initiated in the Conncil by the Ron. B. R. Wise, 14 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

SYDNEY CoRPORATION FuRTHER A;o.mNDING BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. See, 14 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

SYDNEY MINT (A~rENmtENT) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 21 NoYember, 1901 ; bill not brought iii.]

TEMORA TO BARELLAN RAILWAY BILL-(Iuitiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sullivan, 16 October, 1901; not returned by Council.]

TIED-HousEs BILL, (No. !)-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. R. D. Meagher, 13 August, 1901 ; n9t returned by CounciL]

TmD-HousEs BILL (No. 2)-[lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 22 October, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

TOTALISATOR BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Sleuth, 9 October, 1901; bill not brought in.]

TRADES UNION AliiENDING BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kelly, 14 November, 1901; stopped by prorogation.]

TRUSTEES Ac·r (AMENDMENT) BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 24 October, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

TUCKIAN FLOOD EsCAPE SCHEME :arLL-(Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. O'Sul!iyan, 3 October; 1901; not returned by Council.]

UNCLAIMED MONEYS BILL-(lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 20 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation,

USURY LIMITATION BILL-(Initiated in the Assembly by :1-.'lr. J. Hurley, 6 August, 1901; ruled out of order 13 August,

1901.] . ·w AGGA vV AGGA CATTLE DRIVING BILL-

(lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Gormly, 27 August, 1901; stopped by prorogation.] vVIliiE ADULTERATION BILL-

[lnitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Kidd, 9 October, 1901; bill not brought in.] 'VOMEN'S FRANCHISE BILL-

[Initiatcd in the Assembly by Mr. See, 13 August, 1901 ; not returned by Council.]

PRIVATE ACTS OF THE SESSION. NINETEENTH P ARLIAMEKT-FIRST SESSION.

ABERDARE COLLIERIES ACT-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. F. T. Humphery, 9 October, 1901. Assent not reported.]

RANDWICK WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL ENAllLING ACT-[lnitiated in the Council by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 11 September, 1901. Assented to, 6 November,

1901.]

PRIVATE BILLS OF THE SESSION. NINETEENTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

CoMMONWEALTH PoRTLAND CEMENT CoMPANY RAILWAY BrLL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. T. M. Slattery, 29 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

lNVERELL GAs, CoKE, CoAL, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING CoMPANY (LIMITED) BILL-[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Mcintyre, 20 November, 1901; stopped hy prorogation.]

MooRE EsTATE AcT FuRTHER A~mNDllfE1{T BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. F. T. Humphery, 21 August, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PROPERTY MANAGEli1ENT (AliiEND~IEXT) BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 21 November, 1901 ; stopped by prorogation.]

WHITNEY ESTATE BILL-[Initiated in the Council by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 6 November, l9Gl; stopped by prorogation.]

ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS-COUNCIL. NINETEENTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

Backhouse, The Honorable Benjamin Black, The Honorable Reginald James Bowker, The Honorable Richard Ryther Steer, M.D.,

M.R.C.P., Loud. Brown, The Honorable Alexander ... Buzacott, The Honorable Nicholas James· Campbell, The Honorable 'Villiam Robert Charles, The Honorable Samuel Cox, The Honorable George Hemy* Creed, The Honorable John Mildred, M.R.C.S. Cullen, The Honorable 'Villiam Portus, LL.D. Dangar, The Honorable Henry Carey Day, The Honorable George Earp, The Honorable George Frederick Fitzgerald, The Honorable Robert George Dundas Flowers, The Honorable Frederick Fowler, The Honorable Robert Greene, The Honorable George Henry Greville, The Honorable Edward ... Hawken, The Honorable Nicholas Hepher, The Honorable John Heydon, The Honorable 'Louis Francis Hill, The Honorable William Cllarles Holborow, The Honorable William Hillier, C.M.G. Hughes, The Honorable John Humphery, The Honorable Frederick Thomas Hyam, The Honorable Solomon. Herbertt Jones, The Honorable Richard Kater, The Honorable Henry Edward Kerr, The Honorable Andrew Taylor Kethel, The Honorable Alexander King, The Honorable Philip Gidley Lackey, The Honorable Sir John, K.C.:M.G., PTesident Langwell, The Honorable Hugh .. Lee, The Honorable George Long, The Honorable William Alexander Lucas, The Honorable J olm Macintosh, The Honorable John ... Mackay, The Honorable Colonel James Alexander

Kenneth, C.B., ... Mackellar, The Honorable Charles Kinnaird, M.B., C.M. MacLaurin, The Honorable Henry N ormttnd, M.D., LL.D. McCttughey, The Honorable Samuel Meagher, The Hon. John ... Meeks, The Honorable Alfred 'Vil!ittm

Attendance in the House.

31 8

2 33 40 30

9 36 31 31 28 10

8 27 4

17 12 41 40 24 15 24 :39 39.

35 30 27 27

3 11 29 1!l 9 3

4-1

16 35 39 5

28 33

Attendance in

Divisions in the House.

13 3

6 22 20 19

1 15 10 23 13 10 12 15 5 4 1

23 22 15 10

9 15 21

16 4

20 15

1

19 16 6

2!

4 7

19 7

10 18

• Decease reported, 4 December, 1001. i Decease reported, 13 November, 1901.

Attendance in. Divisions in

Committee of. the Whole.

6 2

12 8

10 2 7 5

11 4 1 2 7

7

12 12 ll 1 4 7

G 8 6 3

ll 6

11

2 10 11 l 7

lO

xxiv ATTENDANCE OF ~!EMBERS-COUNCIL.

Attendance Attendance in Attendance in in Divisions in

the House. Dh·isions in Committee of the House. the Whole.

Moses, The Honorable Henry 28 14 3 Nash, The Honorable John Brady, M.D. 39 19 10 Norton, The Honorable James, LL.D. 38 21 ll Pigott, The Honorable William Hilson ... 5 6 Pilcher, The Honorable Charles Edward, K.C .... 24 9 8 Renwick, The Honorable Sir Arthur, K t., M. D., F. R. C. S. 26 ll 6 Roberts, The Honorable Charles James, C. M.G. 23 8 "Roberts, The Honorable Richard Hutchinson 9 2 2 -Robson, The Hon<Jrahle William ... 38 24 12 Ross, The Honorable Alexander ... 16 10 6 .Ryrie, The Honorable Alexander ... 7 3 1 ·Shepherd, The Honorable Patrick Lindesay Crawford ... 19 6 1 :Slattery, The Honorable Thomas Michael 34 19 ll Smith, The Honorable Fergus Jago* 12 14 3 .Smith, The Honorable Thomas Hawkins ... 35 13 9 Stuart, The Honorable Henry 40 19 10 Snttor, The Honorable Francis Bathurst ... 40 24 12 Thornton, The Honorable Georget 4 ·'Toohey, The Honorable John Thomas 21 9 7 'Trickett, The Honorable 'iYilliam Joseph, Chairman of

Committees 41 2 Vickery, The. Honorable Ebenezer 35 8 8 ·walker, The Honorable William ... 16 8 Want, The Honorable John Henry, K.C. 24 14 8 ·watson, The Honorable James 20 14 2 Wilson, The Honorable James 38 21 10 Wise, The Honorable Bernhard Ringrose, K.C. 3-! 16 12

*Granted lea,·c by the Governor from 2 March to 31 December, 1901. t Decease reported 2i No,·ember, 1901.

Numbe1· of Days upon which the Council met 41 N~tmber of Divisions in the House . . • 24 Nmnbe1· of Dirisions in Committee of the Whole 12

l-tumbe1· of occasions on which the !louse was counted out before commencement of business 0

Number of occasions on v;ltich the House 1vas counted out afte!· the commencement of business . . . 0

..

ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS-ASSEMBLY. NINETEENTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

Di\·isions Divisions Counts-out. Total. in the House. in Committee.

Affleck, William, Esq. 22 36 58 Anderson, George, Esq. 33 69 102 Archer, "William, Esq. 20 40 60 Ashton, James, Esq. 13 21 34 Barnes, John Frederick, Esq. 2'1 27 49 Bennett, The Hon. \Valter, Esq. 27 53 1 81 Briner, George Stuart, Esq. 20 35 1 5(i

Broughton, Ernest Clement Vernon, Esq. 25 41 66 Brunker, The Hon. James Nixon 27 26 1 54 Burge•s, George Arthur, Esq. 26 3!l 65 Byrne, Francis Arthur, Esq. 12 18 1 31 Campbell, Alexander, Esq. 8 26 1 35 Campbell, Archibald, Esq. 1 5 13 18 Cann, John Henry, Esq., Glwimwn of Committees· 30 1 31 Carroll, James George, Esq. 33 47 2 82 Carruthers, The Hon. Joseph Hector 9 11 20 Chapman, Albert Edward, Esq. 18 36 54 Clara, Patrick James, Esq. 2 27 34 1 62 Clark, Edward Mann, Esq. 14 29 43 Clarke, Henry, Esq. 20 33 53 Cohen, John Jacob, Esq .... 23 33 56 Coleman, John Vi'illiam, Esq. 24 36 60 Collins, Albert Ernest, Esq. 21 49 70 Crick, The Hon. "William Patrick, Esq. 24 53 77 Dacey, John Rowland, Esq. 19 28 1 48 Daley, William Michael, Esq. 22 45 67 Davidson, Robert, Esq. ... 33 37 2 72 Davis, \Villiam Walter, Esq. 27 59 86 Dick, "William Thomas, Esq. 18 23 41 Dight, Charles Hilton, Esq. 21 25 46 Donaldson, Robert Thomas, Esq. 24 38 62 Edden, Alfred, Esq. 23 37 60 Estell, John, Esq .... 29 49 78 Evans, Joseph George, Esq. · 31 63 1 95 Fallick, James, Esq. 28 46 74 Farnell, Frank, Esq. ll 9 20 Fegan, John Lionel, Esq .... 27 55 82 Ferguson, \Villiam John, Esq. 30 61 1 92 Fitzpatrick, John Charles Lucas, Esq. I 37 59 3 99 Fitzpatrick, Thomas, Esq. 18 15 1 34 Fleming, William Montgomerie, Esq .... 9 24 1 34 George, Eden, Esq. 30 35 1 66 Gilbert, Owen, Esq. 30 61 1 9"2 Gillies, John, Esq. 30 56 2 88 Gormly, James, Esq. 13 23 36

1 Temporarr Chairman of Committees. 0 Election declared void by Report of Elections and Qualifications Committee, 10 October; re-election reported, 14th November, 1901.

xxvi ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS-ASSEMBLY.

Divisions Divisions Counts-out.. Total. iu the House. in Committee.

Griffith, Arthur Hill, Esq. 24 34 58 Griffith, Thomas Hunter, Esq. 9 16 25 Hall, Brinsley, Esq. 25 37 62 Hall, David Robert, Esq. 25 52 77 Hawthorne, John Stuart, Esq. 7 6 13 Hayes, The Hon. James, Esq. 13 19 32 Haynes, John, Esq. 14 18 32 Hogue, James Alexander, Esq. 28 28 56 Hollis, Robert, Esq. 41 67 1 109 Holman, 'iVilliam Arthur, Esq .... 21 22 43 Howarth, George, Esq. ... 10 30 40 Hurley, John, Esq. 22 20 1 43 Hurley, 'iVilliam Fergus, Esq. 43 83 1 127 Jessep, Thomas, Esq. 32 68 2 102 Kelly, Andrew Joseph, Esq. 26 46 1 73 Kidd, The Hon. John, Esq. 29 7l 100 Latimer, William Fleming, Esq. 33 51 84 Law, Sydney Jamee, Esq. I 27 43 70 Lee, Charles Alfred, Esq. 25 56 81 Levien, Robert Henry, Esq. 5 24 29 Levy, Daniel, Esq. 22 42 64 Lonsdale, Edmund, Esq. 24 46 70 Macdonald, Hugh, Esq .... ll 11 22 MacDonell, Donald, Esq. 26 42 68 Mackenzie, Thomas Fitzherbert Hawkins, Esq. 24 27 51 MacMahon, Michael John, Esq. 20 39 59 Mahony, William Henry, Esq ..... 25 15 40 McCourt, The Hon. William, Esq., Speaker ... McCoy, Richard 'iVatson 'iValker, Esq. 32 31 63 McFarlane~ John, Esq. 18 18 36 McGowen, James Sinclair Taylor, Esq. 33 46 1 80 Mcintyre, William Donald, Esq. 36 66 2 104 McLaurin, Gordon Ranald, Esq. ... ... 17 49 2 68 Meagher; Richard Denis, Esq. ... 29 30 2 61 Millard, William, Esq. 18 33 51 Miller, Gustave Thomas Carlisle, Esq. 31 51 82 Moore, Samuel Wilkinson, Esq .... 28 32 I 61 Morton, l\lark Fairies, Es.q. 36 42 79 Moxham, Thomas Robert, Esq .... 12 21 33 Nelson, 4rthur David, Esq. 14 9 23 Newman, Henry vVilliam, Esq. 18 18 36 Nicholson, John Barnes, Esq. ... < ••• 29 39 68 Nielsen, Niel Rasmus ·wilson, Esq. 38 62 100 Nobbs, John, Esq. 28 40 1 69 Norton, Jo,hn, Esq. 2 1 3 Oakes, Cj1arles William, Esq. 22 43 65 O'Connor, Daniel, Esq. 17 46 4 67 O'Conor, Broughton Barnabas, Esq. I 7 17 1 25 O'Sullimn, The Hon. Edward William, Esq. 40 78 4 122 Perry, The Hon. John, Esq. 35 7l 107 Phillips, Simeon, Esq. 21 47 68 Power, John Joseph, Esq. 18 24 42 Price, Richard Atkinson, Esq.l ... 15 22 2 39 Pyers, Robert, Esq. 14. 17 31 ·Quinn, Patrick Ed_ward, Esq. 23. 31 55

1 Temporary Chairman of Committees.

ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS-ASSEMBLY.

Divisions in the House.

Quirk, Ellison ·wentworth, Esq. 11 Reymond, Joseph Bernard, Esq. 6 Richards, Edwin, Esq. 14 Rose, Thomas, Esq. 13 Ross, Andrew, Esq., M.D. 16 Scobie, Robert, Esq. 40 See, The Hon. John, Esq. 40 Sleath, Richard, Esq. 22 Smith, James Francis, Esq. 35 Smith, Samuel, Esq. 9 Smith, Thomas Richard, Esq. 13 Storey, David, Esq. 10 Storey, John, Esq. 30 Sullivan, Philip Hurley, Esq. 23 Thomson, John, Esq. 20 Waddell, The Hon. Thomas, Esq. 28 ·walsh, Raymond Joseph, Esq .... 18 Webster, ·william, Esq .... 22 Whiddon, Samuel Thomas, Esq. 4 \\Tilliams, William John, Esq. ... 24 Willis, William Nicholas, Esq .... 9 \Vinchcombe, Frederick Earle, Esq. 11 Wood, William Herbert, Esq . ... 12 \Vright, Francis Augustus, Esq. 19 Young, William White, Esq. 26

Number of Days upon which the Assembly met Number of Division.s in the House ... Number of Divisions in Committee ... AdJo~wned for want of a Quol·um-

Before Commencement of Business After Commencement of Business

Divisions in Committee.

27 12 18 29 26 77 53 37 63 47 27 12 54 39 34 43 32 47 5

44 22 26 18 9

51

xxvii

Counts-out. Total.

65

43 S.,f.

0

4

38 18

1, 33 42 42

I 118 4 97 1 60 I 99 I 57

40 22 84

1 63 I 55

71 I 51

69 9

I 69 I 32

37 30 28 78

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

INDEX TO

PARLIAMENTARY 23 July to 20 December, 1901.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Some subject.~ of debate are classified 1tnder the following Geneml Headings:-·

ADJOURNMENT ASSE~fBLY BILLS-PRIVATE BILLS-PUBLIC

COUNCIL DIVISIONS FINANCE GOVERNMENT

PARLIAMENT PETITIONS PRIVILEGE QUESTIONS

RAILWAYS RETUR~S SELECT COJ\l.~IITTEES.

Explanation of Abbreviations :-adj., Motion of .Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report ; Com., Committee ; cons. amdts., Consideration of Amendments ; dis., Order of the Day Discharged ; expl., Explanation; int., Introduction; mes., Message; m., Motion; obs., Observations; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; 1R., 2R., 3&., First, Second, or Third Reading; ncom., Recommitted; recons. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments.

A ABBOTT, SIR JOSEPH, THE LATE:

Assembly: Motion by Mr. See expressing to Lady .Abbott

the sympathy and sorrow of the Legislative Assembly at the untimely death of her illustrious husband, obs. by Mr. Hogue, motion agreed to, 1355 ; reply to motion of sympathy, 2031.

ADJOURNMENT : Cmtncil:

Harbour Trust Commissioners arid Shell Trans-port Company, 820.

Indecent scenes at the Domain Baths, 1707. Old-age Pensions, 3954. PP-rsonal Explanation, 32o7.

Assembly: Accidents at Mines, Ij57. Administration of Early-closing .Act, 3823. .Administration of Justice, 4395. Adulteration of Beer, 1042. .Alleged Brutal Assault, 1571. .Appointment of Governor, 1020. .Appraisement Act, 1520. .Attempted Assassination of President McKin

ley, 1216. Building at Corner of Cumberland and Lower

Fort Streets, 479. Business Paper, 952. Case of Dominick Lacerda, 3280. Case of Plague, 4229. Case of Verdi Daley, 2591. Cattle Tick, 366. -Charge Against a Magistrate, 600. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 1115.

ADJOURNMENT (continued): Assembly: Claim of Mr. Elliott, 815. Coal-mines Regulation Act, 562. Commercial Agent in London, 1668. Condoublin Election, 2273. Corporation Loan Bill, 1521. Country Roads, 952. Coupon System, 3830. Crown Lands: Central Division, 3040. Dangerous Premises, 1520. Darling Harbour Resumption Cases, 4076. Darling River, 815. Death of President McKinley, 1355. Design for Central Station, 3206. Deviation of Gundagai-Tumut Railway, 3709. Disfigurement of the Harbour, 3435. Distress at Broken Hill, 366. Estimates, 4395. Federal Obligations, 22i3. Fire Brigades, 4513 . Friendly Societies Bill, 1520. Improvements at Cape Hawke, 1956 . Invasion of State Rights, 1123 . Jubilee Gold Exhibition at Bendigo, 479 . Jury Lists, 2972 . Labour Bureau, 3965. Land Titles Office, 155. Long Sittings, 2972. Lunatic .Asylums Attendants, 1718. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 1279, 1520. Metropolitan Traffic Act, 779, 815. Mining Bill, 3206. Mining Laws Consolidation and Amendment

Bill, 479. Ministers in Court, 17 57.

xxxii ADJ INDEX TO SUBJECTS. Ass

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

ADJOURNMENT (continued) : A8sembly: Mount Hope Railway, 4'i78. Mr. S. H. Lambton, 600. Municipalities Bill, 1020, 1520. Newcastle Sewerage, 4229. New Railway Station Designs, 952. New Road at Botany, 815. Non-Enrolment of Electors, 479. Nuisance at Newcastle West, 849. Old Age Pensions, 479, 1956. Order of Business, 3206. Outrage on a Child, 1956. Outward \Vharfage on Fruit, 1757. Overcrowding of Theatres, 2357. Parliamentary Library, 610. Parliamentary Messengers, 25t;9. Personal Explanations, 155, 166, 429, 2972,

3822. Pilot Service, Newcastle, 504. Police and Hotels, 4513. Police Magistrate at Singleton, 766. Public Health, 155. Public Schools, 4513. Railway Refreshment Rooms, 1115. Rookwood Asylum, 766. Safeguarding of Title Deeds, 1520. Sale of Poisoned Drugs, 1521. Scarlet Fever in Manly, 4513. Scene in the \Vater Police Court, 2082. School Fees at Broken Hill, 553. Sentence of Whipping, 4229. Settlement in the Western Division, 2279. Site of Federal Capital, 4513. Solicitor-General's Appointment, 902. State Agricultural or Experimental Farms,

1179. State Children's Relief Department, 1115. Stock Dips, 2082. Street Traffic, 3223. Suggested International Exhibition, 479. Swimming Baths, 1956, 2972. Sydney Corporation, 4181. Temora to Wyalong Railway, 1279, 1520. Tramway for Darlington, 766. Unemployed, 2082. Unscrupulous Financial Companies, 1769. Ventilation and Lighting of the Chamber,

2559. \Yaverley Borough Council, 553. \V estern Lands Commission Report, 2273. \Vharfage Duty on Coal, 553. White Cliffs-Wilcannia Coach, 962. William Cresswell, 1287. \Vomen's Franchise Bill, 1707. Wool Rates, 1757.

ADULTERATIO~ OF BEER: Adj. moved by Mr. R. D. Meagher to discuss

the action of the authorities in bringing publicans before the police court on charges of selling adulterated beer and then withdrawil)g the same, 1043; debated by Mr. Power, 1047; Mr. C. A. Lee, 1049; Mr. Crick, 1050; Mr. Waddell, 1052; Mr. Afiieck, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1054; Mr. George, 1055; Mr. \Yood, 1056; Mr. Edden, 1059; Mr. See, 1061; Mr. Jessep, 1062; Mr. Lonsdale, 1063; Mr. Sleath, 1064; Mr. Willis, Mr. Moore, 1066; Mr.

ADULTERATION 01' BEER (continnccl): Webster, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Ashton, 1068 7 Mr. D. Storey, 1070; Mr. Carroll, 1071; Mr. Moxham, 1072; Mr. E. M. Clark, 1073; Mr. Cohen, 1074; Mr. Arthur Griffith, Mr. Carruthers, 1076; Mr. Sullivan, 1078; Mr. R. D. Meagher, in reply, 1079 ; motion negatived, 1081.

ADY ANCES TO SETTLERS AcT : Motion by :Mr. Moore that the Advances t(}

Settlers Act should be amended in the direction of increasing the amount of theadvances and extending the term of repayment, 2309 ; debated by Mr. Reymond (who nioved as an amendment that advances be increased to £400, that repayments be extended over a period of thirty years, and that an ad vance may be made to any settler whose case is satisfactory to the board), 2313; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2314; Mr. Phillips, 2316; Mr. Nielsen, 2317; Mr. Crick, 2318 ; amendment agreed to, ancl motion, as amended, agreed to, 2319.

ALLEGED BRUTAL ASSAULT : Adj. moved by Mr. Edden, to discuss the

brutal assault upon Mr. Harry Evans and his daughter, at Newcastle, on the 20th September, 1571 ; debated by Mr. See, Mr. Norton, Mr. E. ::vr. Clark, 1572; Mr. Price, Mr. Gilbert, and motion agreed to, 1573.

ASSEMBLY: ADMIXISTRATION OF OATH :

Commissions empowering 1\fr. Speaker, and Chairman of Committees, to administer the oath to members, 25, 108.

CHAIR~IAN OF COi\BIITTEES : Mr. J. H. Cann elected, 66.

CHAIRMAN OF CmDIITTEES (MR. JOHN HENRY CA~N], OPI~IONS OF :

Consolidated Ret·emw Fund Bill ( Xo. 3): An hon. member could not read a letter from a person outside, 3360, 3361.

Financial Statement: Could not see his way to rule amendment by Mr. C. A. Lee out of order, 213!); as to motion that the hon. member for Rylstoue be not further heard, 2184.

Govenwr's Salary Bill: As to scope of debate, 1935.

Jndust1·ial Arbitration Bill: Would not say it was out of order for a Minister to gh·e the Committee information obtained by consultation with his officers, 1342; as to whether an hon. member, when discussing an amendment to a clause, could refer to other clauses, 1410, 1411; it was a common practice for officers in charge of a department, or of a bill, t.o be in the House, behind the chair, in order to prompt a Minister, 1461 ; would treat motion to report progress as obstructive, 1469; an amendment that any industrial matter might be referred to the Arbitration Court by an industrial union, or by the Attorney-General, was not beyond the order of leave, 1476.

Supply: Hon. members could not discuss matters of policy in the manner proposed, 2476, 2750, 2752; hon. members could discuss the administration of the Minister,

Ass SESSION 1901. Ass xxxiii

23 July to 20 December, 1901.

ASSEMBLY (continued): CHAIRMAN 0~' CO~IMITTEES, OPIXIONS OF ( ctd.):

2905, 2912; could not accept motion that the hon. member for .Monaro be not further heard, 4338.

Tied-Houses Bill: As to the votes of hon. members alleged to be directly and pecuniarily interested, 1621.

CHAIRMEN OF COJU~IITTEES, TEMPORARY: Messrs. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, B. B. O'Conor,

R. A. Price, Archibald Campbell, and S. J. Law appointed, 65.

CHAIRliiAN OF CO;IIMITTEES, TEMPORARY -OPINIONS OF :

App1·opriation Bill: The conduct of the officials of a department receiving supplies could not be challenged in Committee on the bill, 4504.

Industrial Arbitration Bill: As to motion to report progress, 1473.

Loan Bill: The individual items could not be dealt with, 4507.

Western Lands Bill: Could not accept motion to report progress, 4499.

CONDOUBLIN ELECTION : Election of Mr. P. J. Clara reported, 3334.

ELECTION AXD QUALIFICATIOXS COMMITTEE: Mr. Speaker's warrant, no,ninating members of

the Elections and Qualifications Committee, laid on the table, 26; members sworn, 206, 447; reports of committee presented, 1174, 1571,2118.

LIMITATION OF DEBATE: Motion by Mr. Crick for adoption of standing

order in reference to limitation of debates, 2077; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Fegan, 2081; debate adjourned, 2082.

MEMBERS SWORX :

2, 65, 155, 367' 484, 3!32. ORDER OF BUSINESS : Motion by Mr. Crick that general business

take precedence of Government business until 7 p.m. on Tuesday and ·wednesday, and after 7 p.m. on these clays Government business only be dealt with ; also, that the House meet on Frid-ays at 2 p.m., and adjourn at 6 p.m., debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, l\Ir. Affieck, 3104; motion amended to provide for the adjournment of the House on Fridays at 5 p.m., and for Government business only to be taken on Thursday and Friday, 3105; Mr. Gormly, Mr. E. M. Clark, Mr. Moore, Mr. Crick, in reply,3105; motion agreed to, 3106 ; obs. by Mr. C. A. Lee, 3339, 3445 ; Mr. See, 3339, 3445; motion by Mr. See that the House sit on Fridays at 4 p.m., debated by Mr. Dight, Mr. J. Hurley, 4027; Mr. Moore, Mr. Brunker, 4028 ; motion agreed to, 4029.

PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS: Obs. by Mr. Hogue, 520.

SESSIONAL Cm1MITTEES: Sessional committees appointed, 36S, 426.

SESSIONAL ORDERS : Sessional orders agreed to, 159, 363.

SPEAKER, ELECTION OF :

Mr. W. McCourt elected Speaker, 8 ; Mr. Speaker presented to his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, 25.

c

ASSEMBLY (continued) : SPEAKER, ~Ut. [WILLIAM M'COURT, E~Q., Bowral],

RULINGS AND OPINIONS OF : Adjom·nment : Motion by Mr. Dacey out of

order, 781 ; motion by Mr. Haynes as to the invasion of state rights by proposed federal legislation was not sufficiently definite, 1132; motion by Mr. Moxham, in reference to the hours of attendants in the state hospitals for insane, was not out of order, 1719 ; as to motion by Mr. E. M. Clark in reference to unscrupulous financial companies, 1772;. motion by Mr. Price, as to breach of the Medical Act, was out of order, 2898; under the sessional order, that Government busi·· ness only should be taken after 7 o'clock, a motion of adjournment lapsed at that hour, 3230; a matter which could be fully discussed in Committee of Supply could not be discussed on a motion of adjournment, 3281 ; under sessional order a motion of adjournment could not be taken on Thursday or Friday, 3409 ; motion by Mr. Law out of order, 3830; as to notice of motion not signed, 3965 ; as to motion by Mr; R. D. Meagher, 4184.

Appropriation Bill: Any speech which could have been made in Committee of SupplJ'was not admissible on the second reading of the Appropriation Bill, 4502.

Assault at J.Vewcast/e: \Vas not a matter of privilege, 1567. -

Attendanr,e of Public at Parliament Ilouse: Could only be referred to as a matter of order, 1305.

Etectoml Districts: The question of reduction of members could not be discussed on a motion relating to electoral districts, 751 ; the motion was before the House in accordance with the standing orders, 755.

Employees of Labow· Unions Protection Bill: Could not rule the bill out of order, 1972, 1973.

Glebe Island Abattoir: Motion to refer proposed work to Public \Yorks Committee was in order, 1240.

Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill: The orderof leave properly covered the various pro· visions of the bill, 1205.

Loan Bill: Came under the same rule as the Appropriation Bill in regard to the scope of debate, 4506.

Notice of lJf otion: All notices of motion came before the Speaker before appearing on the order-paper, and it was for him to decide whether or not they were in order, 26.

Papers : There could be no debate on the motion that papers be printed, 29.

Parliamentary Electo1·ates an£l Elections Act: .Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher could be allowed to lapse, 4i3.

P1'ivilege: No action could be taken in regard to a newspaper article until it had been read by the Clerk, 2560; it was in order for Mr. Speaker to read a communication addressed to him by a person outside, 2640 ; it was the usual course to call an hon. member into the Chamber, and inform him of the decision of the Ho\Jse, 2854.

xxxiv Ass INDEX TO SUBJECTS. BIL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

.ASSEMBLY (continued): SPEAKER, MR., RULINGS A:>D OPI:--1:0SS OF( ctd.):

Public Works Committee: Could not uphold point of order raised by :Mr. Affleck, 847.

Q-nestion 1vithout notice : Could not be asked by one hon. member on behalf of another, 3434.

Reduction oj JJ[ ernbers : As to scope of ·debate on motion by Ivir. Law, 343 ; amendment by Mr. Williams out of order, 358.

Site of Federal Capital: .As to motion by the hon. member for St. George, 4539; motion by Mr. See out of order, 4632.

Sunday Labou1· : The previous question could not be moved upon an amendment, 620.

Usury Limitation Bill: The bill was an inter· ference with trade and should have been introduced in Committee of the 'Whole, 467.

Western Lands Bill: Clause 33 was within the order of leave, 3805.

SPEAKER, MR. DEPUTY, RULISGS AND OPINIOSS OF:

Ternora to G•mbar Railway: \Vas not within his jurisdiction to say that resolution to refer proposed work to Public \Yorks Committee was out of order, when power was in the Honse itself to put the resolution in order, 1270.

SPECIAL ADJOURNMENTS : 65, 3206, 3605, 3821, 4070, 4632.

WRITS OF ELECTION : \Vrits of election issued during recess, 25.

B BANK .ATTACK AT HENTY:

Council: Motion by the Ron. N. Hawken commending the bravery, presence of mind, and devotion to duty exhibited by A. IY. E. Lamport and C. J. Hazleton during the late murderous attack under arms upon the Bank of New South \Vales at Henty, 3209; debated by the Ron. F. B. Snttor, the Ron. J. Macintosh, 3211 ; the Ron. N. Hawken, in reply, and motion withdrawn, 3212.

BANKS, SIR JOSEPH : Council: Motion by the Ron. G. H. Cox that

the state should recognise the great services · rendered to .Austmlia generally, and to New South \Vales in particular, by Sir Joseph Banks, 2706 ; debated by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 2707; the Ron. N. Hawken (who moved as an amendment the omission of the worJ "~tate " with a view to the insertion of the word "Commonwealth"), the Hon. L. F. Heydon, 2709 ; the Hon. G. H. Cox ; motion amended and agreed to, 2710.

BARRIER DISTRICT MINERAL AND GOLD LEASES : Motion by Mr. Sleath that no extension of

lease be granted to the holders of the dif· ferent mineral leases in the Barrier district, unless the conditions of such extension be first laid npon the table of the House, and approved of by Parliament, agreed to, 1667.

BILLS-PRIV .ATE : ABERDARE COLLIERIES RAILWAY BlLL:

Council: First reading, 1996; referred to select committee, 2086; report of select committee presented, 2413 ; second reading moved by the Hon. A. IV. Meeks, 2992 ; bill read the seconJ time and considered in Committee, 2993; third reading, 3076 ; consideration of amendments by .Assembly, 4168.

Assembly: First reading, 3206 ; second reading moved by Mr. See, 4121 ; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (who moved, that the bill be referred to a select committee), 4121; 1\Ir. E. M. Clark, 4124; Mr. Edelen, 4126; Mr . .Arthur Griffith, 4l2i; amendment negatived and bill read the second time, 4 I 27 ; considered in Committee, 4127; third reading, 4181.

COnniOSWEALTH PORTLAND CE1\!EST COMPANY RAILWAY BILL:

Council: First reading, 885 ; referred to select committee, 1023 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 3553 ; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading, 3i09. COOERWULL ACADEMY LOAN BILL :

Council: .Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

ISVERELL GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING COM· PAl\Y BILL:

Assembly: Leave to introdnce,3495; first reading,4259; referred to select committee,4434; report of select committee presented, 4533.

MOORE ESTATE ACl' FURTHER AMESDl\lENT BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; referred to select

committee, 819; report of select committee presented, 4015 ; second reading moved by the Hon. C. E. Pilcher, 4231 ; bill read the second time and conside~ed in Committee, 4232 ; third reading, 4396.

Assembly: First reading, 4393. NEWCASTLE EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE LEASING BILL: Council: .Assent reported, 13. Assembly: .Assent reported, 26.

PRESBYTEEIAN CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PROPERTY MANAGE· l\lENT AMESD1\1ENT BILL :

Council: First reading, 3552 ; referred to select committee, 3664 ; report of select committee presented, 4131 ; second reading moved by the Ron. Dr. Cullen, 4241 ; debated by the Hon. H. Stuart, the Hon. .A. Ross, 4243 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4244 ; third reading, 4396.

Assembly: First reading, 4393. RANDWICK METHODIST CHAPEL ENABLING BILL :

Council: First reading, 1218 ; referred to select committee, 1280 ; report of select committee presented, 1532; second reading moved by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 2087; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 2087; third reading, 2319; ass~nt reported, 3075.

Assembly: First reading, 2367 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 2602 ; third reading, 2640; assent reported, 3038.

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13ILLS-PUl3LIC (continued): COc;-SOLIDATED REVENUE FUND TIILL ( contimted):

Ron. J. Macintosh, 430; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 431 ; third reading, 431 ; assent reported, 484.

()01\"SOLIDATED REVEl\"UE FUl\"D BILL (NO. 2) : Assembly: Mohon for suspension of standing

orders by Mr. Waddell, 1725; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 1726; Mr. See, 1727; Mr. Edelen, Mr. D. Storey, 1729 ; Mr. Crick, Mr. Price, 1730; Mr. Carruthers, 17:~2; l\'Ir. Haynes, 173i; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Affleck, 1735; Mr. Moore, Mt. Hogue, 1736; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1737; motion agreed to, 1738; bill passed through all its stages, 1757.

Council: Bill passed through all its stages, 1713 ; assent reported, 1820.

CCONSOLIDATED REVENUE Ft:ND BILL (NO. 3) : Assembly: Suspension of standing orders.

3345 ; motion in Committee of Supply by Mr. 'Yaddell, 3346; debated by Mr. Gormly, 3346; Mr. Carroll, 3347; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 3352; Mr. Moore, 3353: Mr. R. D. Meagher, ~357 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3363; Mr. D. Storey, 3366; Mr. See, 3369; Mr. D. R. Hall, 3:171 ; Mr. Haynes, 3376; Mr. Gormly, 3379; Mr. Waddell, 3382; Mr. 1'. Fitzpatdck, 3384; Mr. Levy, 338(); .Mr. J. Storey, 3390 ; Mr. Mcintyre, 3393 ; Mr. Lonsdale, 339i; Mr. Bennett, 3395; Mr. McLaurin,3398; Mr. Jessep, J\Jr. Donaldson, c3401 ; Mr. Fegan, Mr. Anderson, 3401 ; motion agreed to, ;{405 ; first reading, 34( 5 ; second reading and remaining stages, 34(6; assent reported, 3620.

Council: First reading, 3i74; second reading mo\·ed by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 34i4; debated by the Ron. H. C. Dangar,"3474; the Ron. J. Macintosh, 3475; the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3476 ; bill read the second and third times, 3476; assent reported, 3664.

1COXSTITUTION ACT AMENDMENT BILL : Conncil: First reading, 368 ; second reading

moved by the Ron. J. M. Creed, 3323 ; debate adjourned, 3332.

~01\"TAGIOUS DISEASES PREYENTI0::-1 niLI, : Assembly: Motion for leave to introduce by

Mr. Hurley, 471; debated by :Mr. Edelen, Mr. D. O'Connor, Mr. Crick, 471; motion agreed to on division, 472.

·CONVEYANCING AND LAW OF PROPERTY BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1281 ; third reading, 1359 ; assent reported, 3075.

Assembly: First reading, 1520; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading moved by Mr. See, 2126 ; debated by Mr. Cohen, 2126; Mr .• J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. R. D. Meagher, 2127; Mr. Mcintyre, Mr. Levy, 2128; Mr. "rood, 2129 ; Mr. Haynes, 2130; bill read the third time, 2131 ; assent reported, 3038.

CORONERS BILL :

Council: First reading, 2706 ; second reading moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3214; bill read the second time and c considered in Committee, 3215 ; third reading, 3259; assent reported, 3748.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): CORONERS BILL (continued):

Assembly: First reading, 3289; second reading moved hy Mr. See, 3466; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 3466; Mr. Carroll, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Sullivan, 3467; Mr. Hogue, :Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3468; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3468 ; third reading, 3501; assent reported, 3767.

COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE (Ali1END· li1ENT) BILL :

Assembly: Motion togo into Committee, 18ill; motion in Committee by Mr. O'Sullivai1, 3253 ; debated by Mr. Affleck, 325! ; mo· tion agreed to, 3254 ; first reading, 3254.

CULCAIRN TO GERMANTON RAILWAY BILL: Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

DAIRIES SUPERVISION BILL : Conncil: First reading, 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1916 ; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3215.

DEFAMATI0::-1 BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520 ; second read. ing moved by Mr. See, 1910; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1910; l'IIr. Moore, Mr. Jessep, 1912; bill read the second time on division, 1913; considered in Committee, 1913; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 2810.

DEFAMATION BILL (No.2): Council: First reading, 3209 ; second reading

moved by the Ron. B. R. vVise, 3267 ; bill read the second time, 3267.

DEFENCE LA~DS RE·YESTING BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 758.

DE~IISE OF THE CROWN BILL': Council: First reading, 1707; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1820 : third reading, 1996; consideration of amendments by Assembly, 3766 ; assent reported, 4130.

Assembly: First reading, 2076; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 3465; third reading, 3501.

DESEHTED WIVES AND CHILDREN BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1034 ; third reading, 1218; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First reading, 1246 ; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1667.

DESTITUTE CHILDREN SOCIETY BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1532 ; 'third reading, 1629 ; assent reported, 3075.

Assembly: First reading, 1667; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading, 192i ; assent reported, 3038.

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Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4,

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): DEVONSHIRE-STREET CEMETERY BILL •

A.ssembly: Motion to go into Committee, 671; motion in Committee, by Mr. O'Sullivan, 758; debated by Mr. Carruthers, Mr. Carroll, 758; Mr. O'Sullivhn, Mr. R. D. Meagher, 759; Mr. George, Mr. Quinn, 760; Mr. D. O'Connor, Dr. Ross, 761 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 762; Mr. Sullivan, Mr. O'Sullivan, 763; motion agreed to, 763; first readiug, 763; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 872; debated by Mr. Carruthers, 873; Mr. Price, 875; Mr. Haynes,876; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Hogue, 878; Mr. J. U. L. Fitzpatrick, 879; Mr. J essep, Dr. Ross, 880; Mr. O'Sullivan, 881; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 881 ; third reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 1132; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1134; Mr. Price, 1135 ; bill read the third time, 1137; assent reported, 2414.

Council: First reading, 1218 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 1712; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 1713 ; third reading, 1999 ; assent reported, 2399.

DISTRICT COURTS ACT A~1E~DMENT BILL. Assembly: Leave to introduce, 1571 ; first

reading, 1963. DISTRICT COURTS BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

moved by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 835; debated by the Hon. H. C. D~tngar, 835; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 837 ; third reading, 1023; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First readiug, 1042; second reading aud considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 1667; assent reported, 1917.

DRAINAGE PRO;>iOTION ACT AMENDME~T BILL ; Assembly: First reading, 3345.

DRAINAGE PRO;>iQTION BILL; Council: First reading, fl54; s'econcl reading

and considered in Committee, 1281; third reading, 1359; assent reported, 2973.

Assembly: First reading, 1520 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3001.

EARLY-CLOSING AMENDMENT BILT"; Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

EDDY ORPHANAGE BILL. Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 1042.

El\IPLOYEES OF LABOUR U:UONS PROTECTION BILL:

A sscmbly: First reading, 333 ; second reading moved by Mr. Edelen, 1971; debated by Mr. Crick, 1974; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 1975; Mr. Estell, 1976; Me. Aflleck, 1977; Mr. Sleath, 1978; Mr. Quinn, Mr. Moore, 1979.

E~CLOSED LANDS PROTECTION RILL ; Co~mcil: First reading, 654; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3038.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): EQUITY BILL : Council: First reading, 654; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading, 1924 ; assent reported, 2890.

EXCISE REDUCTION BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

EXPLOSIVES BILL ; Council: First reading, 654; bill withdrawn,

1281. FACTORIES AND SHOPS BILL ;

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3443 ; motion in Committee by ~Ir. Perry, 3821 ; debated by Mr. Hollis, Mr. Kelly, 3821 ; Mr. Perry, 3822; motion agreed to, 3822 ; first reading, 3822.

~'EDERAL ELECTIONS BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent repoeted, 26.

FINES AND PENALTIES BILL : Cottncil: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 10:~4 ; third reading, 1218; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First reading, 1246; second reading and considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 1667.

FORFEITURE OF LEASES BILL : Council: Message to Assembly, 819. Assembly: Second reading and considered in

Committee, 4129; third reading, 4262. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES BILL: Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES (FliRTHER A)fE:lD;I)ENT) BILL (NO. 1) :

Assembly: First reading, 380 ; postponement of the order of the clay for the second reading moved by Mr. See, 515; debated by Mr. Brunker, 515; Mr. Estell, Mr. Car· ruthers, 516; Mr. Haynes, Mr. McGowen, 517; Mr. Broughton, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Edelen, 518; Mr. J. F. Smith, Mr. Oakes, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 519; Mr. Carroll, 520; motion agreed to, 520 ; bill withdrawn, 3406.

l!'RIENDLY SOCIETIE,> (F"GRTHER AMEND}IE:lT) BILL (NO. 2) ;

Assembly: First reading, 3406 ; second reading moYed by Mr. See, 3410; debated by Mr. Ashton, 3415 ; J\lr. Hollis, 3602; Mr. Affleck, 3504; Mr. ::\1:1hony, 3507 .: Mr. 'Williams, 35!0; Mr. Walsh, 35ll; Mr. Moxham, 3513; Mr. J. F. Smith, 3516; JI.Ir. J_ C. L. Fitzpatrick (who moved that the bill be referred to a select committee), 3520; :Mr. Cohen, 3523; Mr. n. Storey, 35:!4; Mr. Carruthers, 3525; Mr. C. A. Lee, 3528; Mr. Hogue, 3520; JI.Ir. vVoocl, 3530; Mr. Brunker, 3534, Mr. Estell, 3536; Mr. McCoy, 3537 ; Mr. Fergnson, 3538 ; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Oakes, 3541 ; amendment negatived and bill read the second time, on cli\·ision, 3543; considered in Committee, 3543, 3575; third reading, moYed by Mr. See, 3634 ; debated

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23 July to 20 December, 1901,

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued) : FRIE~DLY SOCIETIES (FURTIIER A)JENW!ENT}

BILL (No. 2) (continued): by ~fr. Cohen (who moved, as an amend· ment, that the bill be recommitted), 3634; Mr. Carruthers, 3635; Mr. See, 3637 ; Mr. Edelen, 3639; Mr. Estell, 3640 ; Mr. Affleck, 3641 ; Mr. George, 3li42; Mr. ·wood, 3643 ; Mr. Hogue, 3645 ; Mr. Mahony, 3646; Mr. Haynes, 3648; amendment negatived, and bill read the third time on division, 3649; consideration of amendments by Council, 4112.

Council; :First reading, 3664 ; second reading moved by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 3952; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3953 ; third reading, 4008.

GAMES, WAGERS, AND BETTING HOUSES BILL: Council: First reading, 3474; second reading

amd considered in Committee, 3567 ; third reading, 3664.

A.~sembly: First reading, 3708 ; second reading and considered· in Committee, 4008 ; third reading, 4026.

GENERAL POST OFFICE (APPROACHES IMPROVEMENT} BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 1401 ; motion in Committee, 1908; first reading, 1908 ; second reading mo,·ed by Mr. O'Sullivan, 2131 ; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Mackenzie, 2132; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2133 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 2133 ; third reading, 2367 ; assent reported, 3038.

Co1tncil: First reading, 2352 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 2634 ; third reading, 2706 ; assent reported, 3075.

GOLD-DREDGING LEASES MODIFICATION BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3006.

GOVE!l~MENT RAILWAYS BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, 837 ; third reading, 1023; assent reported, 1996. -

Assembly: First reading, 1042; second ren,cling and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1667; n,ssent reported, 1917.

GOVERcOIENT RAILWAYS (COn!MISSIONER'S SALARY) BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3830; motion in Committee l.Jy ~Ir. See, 3971; debated by Mr. Hogue, 3973; Mr. Nielsen, 3974; Mr. D. O'Connor, 3975; Mr. C. A. Lee, 3977; Mr. Hollis, 3979; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 3980; ~lr. Willis, 3981 ; Mr. Edden, 3982; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 3!)83 ; Mr. McGowen, 3984 ; Mr. Quinn, 3986 ; Mr. D. Storey, 3!)8S ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3089; Mr. Mahony, 3992; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Broughton, 3993; :Mr. Moore, 8\:19!; Mr. Levy, Mr. Affleck, 399(); Mr .. T. Fitzpatrick, 3997; l>lr. Young, 39!)8; Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Mackenzie, 11r. Alexander Campbell, 3999; Mr. Jessep, 4000; motion agreed to on division, 4000 ; first reading, 4001 ; second reading moved by Mr. See, 4058; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4059; Mr. Hogue, 4060; Mr. Nielsen, 4061; Mr. Archer, Mr.

•

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): GOVERNl\1ENT RAILWAYS (COMMISSIONER'£\

SALARY) BILL (continued): • Brunker, 4062; Mr. Sleath, 40G3 ; bill read the sec'Jnd time and considered in Committee, 4065 ; third reading moved by Mr. See, 4085; debated by Mr. Brunker, 4085 ; Mr. Gormly, 4087 ; :Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 4088; Mr. Affleck, 4091 ; Mr. Edelen, 40!)2; Mr. Levy, Mr. Quinn, 4093; Mr. Moore, 4094; Mr. Price, 4095; Mr. D. Storey, 4097; Mr. Nelson, 4098; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4099; l>ir. Miller, 4100; Mr. Nielsen, 4102; Mr. Ashton, 4103; Mr. Hogue, 4105; Mr. Mahony, 4107 ; Mr. Bee, 4108; bill read the third time on division; 4112.

Council: First reading, 4130 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4238; debated by the Hon. N. Hawken, 4238; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, the Hon. J. Meagher, the Hon. S. Charles, 4239 ; the Hon. J. Macintosh, 4240 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4240 ; third reading, 4396.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (EMPLOYEES' APPEAL} BILL: ,

Council: Assent reported, l 3. Assembly: .Assent reported, 26.

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK (COMMONWEALTH ARRANGEMENTS) BILL :

Council: Assent reported, 13. Assernbly: Assent reported, 26.

GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ESTABLISHME~T CONTRIBUTION BILL :

' Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

GOVERNOR'S SALARY BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

1860 ; motion in Committee, by Mr. See, 1924; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 1926; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1928; 11r. Moore, 1932; Mr. D. Storey, 1933; l\Ir. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 193!; 1\lr. Quinn, 1938; Mr. Carruthers, 1939 ; Mr. Hogue, 1940; motion n,greed to, l9H ; first reading, 1941 : second reading mo,·ed by Mr. See, 2038; debated by Mr. Affleck, Mr. Gormly, Mr. Sleath, 2039 ; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 20·15 ; Mr. Quinn, 2047 ; Mr. Edelen, 2050; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 2051; Mr. Dacey, 2052; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 2054; third reading, 212.3.; motion by l\Ir. See that the bill do now pa,ss, 2123; tlehated by Mr. E. M. Clark, 2123; Mr. Crick, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 212!; Mr. Sleath, 2125; motion agreed to on division, 2126; assent reported, :1038.

Conucil: First reading; 2118; second reading, and considered in Committee, 2:l52 ; third reading, 2399 ; assent reported, 307 5.

GRAFTON TO CASIKO RAILWAY BILL: Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

HAWKERS AND PEDLARS BILL: Co1mcil: First reading, 6il4 ; second reading

n,nd considered in Committee, 1281; third reading, 1359 ; assent reported, 2973 .

xi BIL INDEX TO SUBJECTS. BIL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): HAWKERS AND PEDLARS BILL (continued):

Assembly: First reading, 1520; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1917; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3001.

HAY IRRIGATION AMENDI:\"G BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3713;

motion in Committee by Mr. Crick, 4119; debated by Mr. Carroll, Mr. Byrne, 4120; motion agreed to, 4120; first reading, 4181 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 4394 ; third reading, 4434.

Council: First reading, 4410; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4515; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4516; third reading, 4516.

HORSE-RACING AND BOOKMAKERS BILJ, : Assembly: Leave to introduce, 1179.

INCOME·1'AX BILL : Council: First reading, 654; bill withdrawn,

1629. nmUSTRIAL ARBITRATION BILL :

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 380; motion in Committee by Mr. See, 445 ; debaterl by Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Edden, Mr. D. O'Connor, 446 ; motion agreed to, 446 ; first reading, 4i6 ; second reading moved by Mr. See, 858; debated by Mr. Carruthers, 917; Mr. Ashton, 927; Mr. Ferguson, 938; Mr. George, 1081 ; Mr. Nielsen, 1085 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, 1089; Mr. Edden, 1094 ; Mr. Flemin& 1098 ; Mr. S:tmue1 Smith, 1100; Mr. 15. Hall, Mr. Sullivan, 1106; Mr. Broughton, 1110; Mr. Davidson, 1ll1; Mr. Webster, 1ll3; Mr. J essep, 1114 ; Mr. See, 1115 ; bill read the second time, 1115; considered in Committee, 1115, 1307, HQ-2; recommitted, 1672; third reading, 1717; consideration of amendments by Council, 3656; message to Council, 3704. ·

Council: First reading, 1712; second reading moved by the Hon. B. R. 'Vise, 1820; rlebated by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 2002; the Hon. F. Flowers, 2023 ; the Hon. C. E. Pilcher, 2087 ; the Hon. L. P. Heydon, 2101 ; the Hon. N. Ha.wken, 2113 ; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 2320 ; the Hon. Dr. Nash, 2323; the Hon. G. F. Earp, 2:327; the Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, 2328 ; the Hon. A. ,V, Meeks, 2331; the Hon .. J. H. Want, 2333; the Hon. H. Langvrell, 2334 ; the Hon. B. R. Wise, 2335; bill read the second time on division, 2339; considared in Committee, 2339, 2G03, 2858, 2974; recommitted, 3076 ; third reading, 3259 ; message from .Assembly, 3664; considemtion of amendments by Assembly, 3931 ; message to Assembly, 3945 ; assent reported, 4130.

I~FANT CONVICTS ADOPTION BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading


A.~sembly: First reading, 1246 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 1667.

INHERITANCE BILL :

Council: First reading, 65! ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1034 ; third reading, 1218; assent reported, 1996.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): INHERITANCE BILL (continued):


INSCRIBED STOCK (REGISTRAR) BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

lNTERPJ,EADER BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1034; third reading, 1218 ; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First reading, 1246 ; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1667 ; assent reported, 1917.

INTER-STATE DEBTS RECOVERY BILL : Council: First reading, 654; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1915; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3267.

JUDGMENT CREDITORS' REMEDIES BILl, : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading



JURY BILL: Council: First reading, 3474; second reading

and considered in Committee, 3567; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading, 3i08 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 4008; thtrd reading, 4026.

JUSTICES ACT AMEND~IENT BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13: A.ssembly: Assent reported, 26.

JUSTICES FEES BILL : Council: Pirst reading, 1359 ; second reading

moved by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 1630; debated by the Hon . .A. Brown, 1630; bill read the seconrl time and considered in Committee, 1630; third reading, 1707.

Assernbly: First reading, 1717. JUVENILE SMOKING SUPPRESSION BJT,L :

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 333; Motion in Committee by Dr. Ross, 453 ; debated by Mr. Haynes, 453; Mr. Crick, Dr. Ross, 454 ; motion agreed to, 454 ; first reading, 454; second reading moved by Dr. Ross, 120i; debated by Mr . Edelen, 1207 ; Mr. Haynes, 1208; Mr. Broughton, 1210; Mr. Moore, 1211; Mr. D. O'Connor, 1212; Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Levy, 1214 ; Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, Dr. Ross, 1216; bill read the second time on rlivision, 1216; considered in Committee, 1986.

KEROSENE BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; order of the day

for the second reading discharged and bill withdrawn, 1281.

LAND AND !:\"COlliE TAX A~IEND:•IENT BILL : Assembly: Motion togo into Committee, 2899;

motion in Committee by Mr. Waddell,

BrL SESSION 1901. BrL xli


BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): LAXD AND INCO)IE TAX Ai\lENDThiENT BILL

(continued): .3244 ; debated by Mr. Gormly, 3245 ; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 3246 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Affieck, 3247; Mr. Mahony, 3248; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick. 3250 ; Mr. Daley, 3251; Mr. Affleck, 3252; 'motion agreed to, 3252 ; first reading, 3962.

LAND AND INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT BILT, : Council: First reading, 654; bill withdrawn,

1629. LAXD AND INCOME TAX (CONTRIBUTION) BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 2899; motion in Committee by Mr. \Vaddell, 3252; debated by Mr. Mahony, 3253; motion agreed to, 3253; first reading, 3575.

LAND-TAX BILL : Council: First reading, 654 : hill withdrawn,

1629. LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL ( Fonnal): Cowwil: First readiDg, 14. Assembly: First reading, 30.

LEGAL PROFESSION A~iAL(~Ai\IATIOX BILL; Assembly: First reading, 846.

LEGITIMA'fiON BILL: Council: Me£ sage to Assembly, 429. Assembly: First reading, 445.

LIFE ASSURANCE (ADMI!\ISTRATION) BILL : Assembly: First reading, 1239.

LITTLE BAY PENITEXTIARY AND PRISON BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3971;

motion in Committee, 4120; first reading, 4120; second reading moYed by Mr. O'Sulliv<tn, 4221 ; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 4222; Mr. D. Storey, Mr. Dick, 4223; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4224 : third reading, 4262.

Council: First reading, 4237 ; second reading moved by the Hon. P. B. Suttor, 4397 ; debated by the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 4399 : the Hon. J. Hughes, 4401 ; the Ron. J. :Macintosh, 4403 ; the Hon. S. Charles, 4404; the Hon. A. W, Meeks, 4405; the Hon. N. Hawken, 4407; the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4409; bill read the second time and considered iu Committee, 4410; third reading 4410.

LIVERPOO.L MUNICIPAL LOAN BILL ; Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

LOAN BILL: Assembly: Pirstreading, 4393; second reading

moved by Mr. Vi'addell, 4505; debated by Mr. Wood, 4505; Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Kelly, 4506; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4507 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4507 ; third reading, 4508.

Council: :First reading, 4519: second reading by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4519; hill read the second time and consideretl in Committee, 4519 ; third reading, 4521.

LOTTERIES BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1281 ; third reading 1359 ; assent reported, 3075.

Assembly: First reading, Li:ZO ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1916; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3038.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): MAITLAND HOSPITAL ENABLING BILL:

Assembly: First reading, 503 ; second read. ing moved by Mr. See, 2272 ; debated by Mr. Sleath, 2272 ; bill read the secend time and considered in Committee, 2273; third reading moved by Mr. See, 2367; debated by Mr. Brunker, 2367; l\lr. Norton, 2369 ; Mr. Haynes, Mr. Gillies, 2370; Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. McGowen, 2372 ; Mr. Affieck, Mr. Moxham, Me. See, 2373; bill read the third time, 237 4 ; assent reported, 3620.

Conncil: First reading, 2352 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 2993; debated by the Ron. H. C. Dangar, 2994; the Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, the Hon. Dr. Nash, the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 2999; hill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3001 ; third reading, 3076 ; assent reported, 3664.

MANILLA TO BARRABA RAILWAY BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

1401; motion in Committee, 1908; first reading, 1908 ; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3!62 ; debated by Mr. Moore, Mr. Brunker, 3463; Mr. Affieck, :Mr. Dight, Mr. Hogue, Mr. O'Sullivan, 3464; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3464 ; third reading, 3501.

Conncil: First reading, 3552 ; second reading moved by the Hon. P. B. Suttor, 3950 ; debated by the Hon. A. Ross, the Hon. N. Hawken, 3952; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3952 ; third reading, 4008.

MANLY WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE TRAXS· FER BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 363i ; motion in Committee, 4128 ; first reading, 4128; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 4224; debated by Mr. Dick, 4224; Mr. Quirk, Mr. D. Storey, 4225; Mr. Miller, Mr. Kelly, 4226; Mr. Arthur GriffiLh, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. Quinn, Mr. Aflieck, 4227 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4228 ; third reading, 4262.

Conncil: First reading, 4237 ; second reading moved by the Hon. P. B. Suttor, 4397, bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4397 ; third reading, 4405.

MANURE BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3006.

)!ARRIAGE BILL : Council: Pirst rearling, 431 ; second reading

moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 485; debated by the Hon. J. Hughes, 4~8; bill read the second time, 490 ; considered in Committee, 490, 655; third reading, 819.

Assembly: First reading, 856; second reading, 4129.

MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY DILL: Conncil: Pirst reaclin!', 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520; second reading and consirlered in Ccmmittee, 1916; third readirg, 1924 ; assent reported, 3215.

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xlii BIL INDEX TO St;BJECTS. BIL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): ~fATRIMOXIAL AGEXCIES SUPPRE~SJON BILL :

Asscml1ly: Leave to introduce, 333. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT AME::\'D~1ENT BILl,:

Assembfy: Lea\·e to introduce, 610 ; first reading, 3963.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT FURTHER Al\IEND· MENT BILL:

Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

~iETROPOLITAN SEWERAGE VALIDATING BILL: Assembly: ~lotion to go into Committee,

1861; motion in Committee, 3254; first reading, 3254.

METROPOLITAN WATER A:\'D SEWERAGE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL :

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 1861 ; motion in Committee by Mr. O'Sul· !ivan, 3254; debated by Mr. Jessep, 3254; motion agreed to, 3255 ; first reading, 3255.

MI:\'ERS' ACCIDENT REMEF ACT AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 846 ; motion in Committee, 2272; first reading, 2272; second reading moved by Mr. Kidd, 3616; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee. Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr. S1eath, 3616; Mr. Fegan, Mr. Moore, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Cann, Mr. Sleath, 3617 ; Mr. Quinn, Mr. Mr. MacDonell, Mr. Gilbert, 3618; Mr. Fegan, Mr. Moore, 3619 ; bill read the second time, 3619 ; considered in Com· mittee, 3649 ; third reading, 3714.

Council: First reading, 3664 ; second reading mo,·ed by the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 3953 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3954; third reading, 4008.

MINERS' ACCIDENT RELIEF (BULL!) ~'UND BILL: Assembly: First reading, 1123.

MINES INSPECTiOX BILL : Assembly: :Motion to go into Committee, 675;

motion in Committee, 2271 ; first reading, 2271; second reading moved by Mr. Kidd, 3284; debated by Mr. Cann, 3285; Mr. Fegan, 3290; Mr. Moore, 3291; Mr. Haynes, 3296; Mr. Edden, 3297 ; Mr. Affieck, Mr. Ferguson, 3300 ; ;\1r. MacDonell, 3304 ; Mr. Williams, 3305; Mr. Young, 3307; Mr. Carroll, 3309 ; bill read the second time and consiilered in Committee, 3309; third reading, 3406; cons. amdts. by Council, 4358.

Council: First reading, 34i4 ; second reading moved by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 3681 ; bill read the second time, 3684; considered in Committee, 368i, 4015; third reading, 4131.

MINING BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 675;

motion in Committee by Mr. See, 2271; debated by Mr. Moore, 2271; motion agreed to, 2271 : first reading, 2271.

MINING LAWS AMENDMENT BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

4185; motion in Committee, 4359; fint reading, 4360; second reading moved by Mr. Kidd, 454B; debated by Mr. J. Hurley, 4548 ; Mr. Ferguson, 4.350 ; Mr. Newman, Mr. :Moore, 4552; Mr. Williams, 4553; Mr. Lonsdale, 4557; Mr. Sleath, 4558; Mr. D.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): MIXING LA \YS AMENDMENT BILL (continued):

Storey, Mr. \Vebster, 4560; Mr. Clara, 4561 ; bill read the second time, 4561 ; con· sidered in Committee, 4562; third reading, 4569.

Co1tncil: First reading, 4578 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4578; debated by the Hon. H. C. Danga.r, 4579 ; the Hon. H. E. Kater, the Hon. J. Macin· tosh, the Hon. N. Hawken, 4fi80; the Hon. H. Langwell, the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4581 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4582; third reading, 4583.

MINING OX PRIVATE LANDS AMENDMENT BILL. Assembly: First reading, 4360 ; second and

third readings, 4562. Council: First reading, 4596.

MONEY·LE;>WERS AND INFANTS' LOANS BILL : Council: Message to Assembly, 429. Assembly: First reading, 503. ~WORE·STREET IMPROVE~IENT AMENDl\IENT BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 510; motion in Committee by Mr. See, 577 ; debated by Mr. Haynes, Mr. Carruthers, 578 ; motion agreed to, 579; first reading, 579.

MUNICIPAL BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 380;

motion in Committee by Mr. See, 446 ; motion agreed to, 447 ; first reading, 2421.

MUNICIPAL DI8TRICT Or' INVERELL (REDUCED AREA) BILL:

Assembly: First reading, 610; second reading moved by Mr. Mdntyre, 1982; debated by Mr. Affieck, Mr. Moore, 1983; Mr. B. B. O'Cor:or, Mr. Willis, 1984; Mr. Latimer, Mr. Mcintyre, 1985 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 1985; third reading, 2279; assent reported, 3215.

Council: First reading, 2320; second reading moved by the Hon. C. E. Pilcher, 2711 ; debated by the Hon. H. C. Dangar, the Hon. H. E. Kater, 2711; the Hon. H. Langwell, the Hon. L. F. Heydon, 2712 ; the Hon. A. \V. Meeks, the Hon. C. E. Pilcher, 2713 ; bill re>td the second time and considered in Committee, 2713; third reading, 2858; assent reported, 3269.

MUNICIPALITIES INCORPOHATION YALIDATIXG BILL:

Assembly: Leave to introduce, 3006 ; first readin_!l, 3713 ; second reading and con· sidered in Committee, 4393; third reading, 443!.

Council: First reading, 4410 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 4522.

NARRABRI TO WALGETT AND COLLARENDABRI RAILWAY DILL:


NATIVE DOGS DESTRUCTION AND POISONED BAITS BILL:

Council: First- reading, 3474; second reading and considered in Committee, 3567 ; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading 3708; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 4008 ; third reading, 4026.

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BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): NAVIGATIO::<" BILL:

Council: First reading, 34i4 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 3567; third reading, 3664 ; assent reported, 4678.

Assembly: First reading, 3708; second reading and considered .in Committee, 4008 ; third reading, 4026; assent reported, 4598.

NECROPOLIS BILL : Council: First reading, 347 4; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 3708; second reading and considered in· Committee, 4008 ; third reading, 4029.

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS PROCEDURE BILL : Council: First reading, 65! ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1520 ; second reading moved by Mr. See, 1909; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1909; Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. Sec, I 910 ; bill read the second

. time and considered in Committee, 1910; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3206.

NET-FISHING (PORT HACKING) BILL: Council: :First reading, 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1246; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 1667.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES BILL: Assembly: First reading, 671 ; second read

ing moved by Mr. Quinn, 3M3; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3052 ; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 3059 ; Mr. Ferguson, 3066; Mr. D. Storey, 3070; Mr. D. O'Connor, 3073; debate adjourned, 3075.

OBSCENE AND INDECENT PUBLICATIONS BILL : Council: First reading, 654; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, 837; third reading, 1023 ; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: .First reading, 1042; second reading and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1067.

OLD-AGE PENSIONS BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assernbly: Assent reported, 26.

OLD-AGE PENSIONS Al\1E:-1DMEST BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committ.ee, 3971 ;

motion in Committee by Mr. \Vaddell, 4029; debated by Mr. J. Hurley, 4029; Mr. A. Griffith, Mr. Sleath, Mr. E..M. C1ark,40:~0; Mr. Haynes, Mr. Kelly, Dr. Ross, Mr. Moore, 4031; Mr. Hogue, 4032; motion agreed to, 4032 ; first reading, 4032.

PADDINGTON STREETS EXTENSIO:N BILi.:


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIOXS Al\iE~DMEl\T BILL : Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES (REDISTRIBUTION) BILL:


BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL:

Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading and considered in Committee. 1281; third reading, 1350 ; assent reported, 3209.


PARLIAMENTARY POWER£ AND PRIVILEGES BILL: Assembly: First reading, 3006.

PARTY PROCESSIONS PREVENTION BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, 837 ; third reading, 1023; assent reported, 1996.

A..5sembly: First reading, 1042; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 16G7.

POLICE OFFENCES BILL : Council: First reading, 65! ; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, S37 ; third reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 1023; debated by the Hon. \V. J . Tricket~. the Hon. B. R. Wise, 1023; bill read the third time, 1023; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First reading, 1042; second read. ing and considered in Committee, 1520; third reading, 16G7; assent reported, 1917.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL: Council: First reading, 34 7 4 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 3567 ; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading, 3708 ; second read ing and considered in Committee, 4008; third reading, 4026.

PRICKLY-PEAR DESTRUCTION BILL : Council: First reading, 65!; second reading


Assembly: First reaning, 1520 ; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 1916 ; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3001.

PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL ADDITIONS BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

3339; motion in Committee by Mr. O'Sn1· 1ivan, 3420; debated by Mr. Cohen, 3420; Mr. O'Sullimn, Ivir. Hogue, Mr. C. A. Lee, 3421; Mr. McFarlane, 3422; Mr. Dacey, 3423; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 3424; Mr. \Vhiddon, Mr. O'SulliYan, 3425; Mr. Moore, Mr. Nielsen, 3426; motion agreed to, 3427 ; first reading, 3427 ; second reading moved by l'dr. O'Sullivan, 3472; debated by :Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Dight, 3472 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 3473; third reading, 3501.

Council: First reading, 3484 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 3753; the Hon. Dr. Nash (who moved as an amendment that the bill be re::td a second time this day six months), 3756; the Hon. C. K. Ma~kellar, 3940; the Hon. Sir Arthur Renwick, 3913; amendment withdrawn, bill reacl the second time and considered in Committee, 3945 ; third reading, 4008.

xliv IXDEX TO SUBJECTS. BIL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILLS--PUBLIC (continued): PROHIBITION AND MANDAMUS BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee. 1281; third reading, 1359; assent reported, 3250.


• PUBJ.IC GATES BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, 837; third reading, 1023; assent reported, 1996.

Assembly: First reading, 1042 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1667.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS INSPECTION BILJ" : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading



PUBLIC INSTRUCTION AMEJ'{DMEXT BILL. Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

3971; motion in Committee by Mr. Perry, 4066 ; debated by Mr. Hogue, Mr. Perry, 4066; Mr. Dick, 4067; Mr. Perry, J\1r. C. A. Lee, Mr. Hogue, 4068; Mr. Carroll, Mr. Jessep, 40ti9; motion agreed to, 4069; first reading, 4069. .

PUBLIC WORKS COMJ\IITTEE ELECTION BILL : Assembly: First reading, 206 ; second reading

moved by Mr. Nielsen, 2591 ; debated by Mr. O'Sullivan, 2592; bill reai the second time and considered in Committee, 2593 ; third reading, 2742; as•ent reported, 4130.

Council: First reading, 2710; second reading moved by the Hon. J. ·wilson, 3555; debated by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, the Hon. ,T. l\1. Creed, the Hon. N. Hawken, 3555; the Hon. T. M. Slattery, 3556; the Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, 3557 ; the Hon. J. Macintosh, 3558 ; the Hon. A. ·w. Meeks, the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 3559; the Hon. G. F. Earp, the Hon. L. F. Heydon, 3561 ; the Bon. S. Charles, the Hon. \V. R. Campbell, 3562; the Hon. J. Wilson, 3563; bill read the second time on division, and considered in Committee, 3564 ; third reading, 3748.

J'YRMONT BRIDGE EXTEKSION BILL : Assembly: Motion in Committee, 4513; first

reading, 4513 ; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 4546 ; bill read the second and third times, 4546.

Council: First reading, 4525 ; bill read the second and third times, 4526.

RABBIT PEST BILL :

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 445 · motion in Committee by Mr. Crick, 476; debated by ~1r. Kelly, Mr. Gormly, 476; Mr. Hogue, Mr. C.:rick, 477; Mr. Haynes, 510; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Gormly, ~l~; Mr. Cricl~, 512; motion agreed to, 'JlD; first readmet, 845; second reading 3663 ; considerecf in Committee, 4082; 4113 ; third reading moved by Mr. Crick, 4208 ; debated by Mr. Nielsen, 4208 ; :Mr. Gormly, 4211 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): RABBrr PEST BILL (continued):

4212; Mr. Carroll, 4214 ; l\fr. Moore, 4215, Mr. Clara, Mr. Scobie, 4216; bill read the third time, 4217; consideration of amendments by Council, 4477.

Council: First reading, 4168 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4249; debated by the Hon. A. Ross, the Hon . H. E. Kater, 4252 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4253 ; third reading, 4396.

REAL PROPERTY 4ND CONVEYANCING {AMEND· MENT) BILL:

Council: First reading, 484; second reading moved by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 656; bill read the sectmd time and considered in Committee, 657; third reading, 819. _

Assembly: First reading, 846; second reading and considered in Committee, 4129, 4185; third reading, 4262.

REFORMATORY Al\D DfDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 1860; second reading and considered in Committee, 2374 ; third reading, 2421 ; assent reported, 3038.

ROYAL CO~Il\IISSION EVIDEXCE BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1281 ; third reading, !359 ; assent reported, 2858.

Assernbly: First reading, 1520 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 1915 ; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 2810.

SCAFFOLDING AKD LIFTS BILL. Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 1924;

motion in Committee, 2382 ; first reading, 2382; second reading moved by Mr. See, 4394; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4569; Mr. Dacey, Mr. See, Mr. Kelly, 4570; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4571; third reading, 4613.

Council · First reading, 4590 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4590; debated by the Hon. F. Flowers, 4591 ; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 4592; the Hon. A. \V. Meeks, the Hon. F. T. Humphery, the Hon. H. Langwell, 4593 ; the Ron. Colonel Mackay, the Ron. J. Wilson, the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4594; bill read the second time, 4595.

SERY ANTS' REGISTRY BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 779.

SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATIOK BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

1042 ; motion in Committee, 1137 ; first reading, 1137; second reading moved by Mr. Perry, 2682; debated by Mr. Hogue, Mr. J'.IacDonell, 2683; Mr. Fleming, 2686; Mr. Mcintyre, 2687 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2688; Mr. ·webster, 2689; Mr. Nielsen, 26!10; Mr. Scobie, Mr. Burgess, 2691 ; Mr. Fegan, Mr. G. A. Lee, 2692 ; Mr. McLaurin, 2693 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 2694 ; third reading, 2742; consideration of amendments by Council, 4070. ·

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·23 July to 20 December, 1901.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued) :. SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATION BILL (continued) : Cowzcil: First reading, 2710; second reading

moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3259; debated by the Ron. A. Ross, 3261 ; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 3262; the Ron. Jago Smith, 3263 ; second reading negatived on division, 3265; bill restored to order paper on division, 3483 ; second reading again moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3684; debated by the Ron. H. Langwell, 3686; the Ron. H. C. Dangar, 3689 ; the Ron. J ago Smith, 3690 ; bill read the second time, 3690; considered in Committee, 3690, 3748; third reading, 3931; consideration of amendments by Assembly, 4130.

STATE CHILDREN'S RELIEF BILL : Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading

and c:msidered in Committee, 3954; second reading, 4008; assent reported, 4578.

Assernbly: First reading, 4026; second rellding and considered in Committee, 4129 ; third reading, 4185; assent reported, 4598.

STATE LABOUR SELECTION RILL : Assernbly: First reading, 380; second reading

moved by Mr. Carruthers, 781 ; debated by Mr. Sleath, 783; Mr. O'Sullivan, 790; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 792; :t.'lr. George, 793; Mr. Dacey, 794; Mr. Moore, 798; :;\fr. Young, 799; Mr. Q.uinn, 801; Mr. Jessep, 802; Mr. Samuel Smith, 803 ; Mr. Mahony, 806; Mr. Fegan, 808; Mr. Fallick, 810; Mr. Kelly, 811; Ur. Edelen, 813; debate adjourned, 815.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIO~S BILL: Council: First reading, 484; second reading

mo;•ed by the Ron. B. R. ·wise, 657 ; debated .by the Ron. Dr. Cullen, 658; bill read the second :time, 662 ; considered in Committee, 662.

STOCK BILL: Council: First reading, 65+; second reading

and considered in Committee, 1281 ; -third reading, 1359; assent reported, 2973.

Assembly: First reading, 1520; second reading and considered in Committee, l 916 ; third reading, 1924; assent reported, 3001.

STOCK DISEASES (TICK) JHLL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 510;

motion in Committee by .:\ir. See, 2271; motion agreed to, 22i 1; first reading, 2271; second reading moved by Mr. Kidd, 4185 ; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 4186 ; Mr. Fegan, 4190; Mr. R D. Meagher, 4191; Mr. Haynes, 4194; Mr. Dight, 4196; Mr. Nielsen, 4197; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 4198; }fr. Qainn, 4200; :Ylr. Moxham, 4202; :t.lr. Gormly, 4204; Mr. 'iYebster, Mr. Brunker, 4205; Mr. See, Mr. Moore, 4206; :Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,'4562; Mr. Kelly, :l\Ir. E. M. Clark, 4563; bill read the second time ancl considered in Committee on division, 4564; third reading, 4613.

Council: :First reading, 4583 ; second reading moved by the II on. F. B. Suttor, 4583 ; debated by the Ron. H. E. Kater, 4584; the Hon. R.. J. Black, the Hon. H. C. Dangar, the Hon. S. Charles, the Ron. Dr.

BILLS-PUBLIC ( r.o<!linued): STOCK DISEASES (TICK) BILL (continued):

MacLaurin, 4585 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 4586 ; third reading, 4590.

SYDI>EY COAL DELIVERY BILL. Council: First reading, 3474; second reading


Assernbly: First reading, 3708 ; second read· ing and considered in Committee, 4008; third reading, 4026.

SYDNEY CORPORATION FURTHER AMEND~IENT

BILL: Assembly: First reading, 510.

SYDNEY FEMALE SCHOOL OF IKDUSTRY (SALE) BILL:

Council: First reading, 1996 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 2634 ; third reading, 2706 ; assent reported, 3552.


SYDNEY HARBOt::R TRUST BILL: Council: Assent reported, 13. Assembly: Assent reported, 26.

SYDNEY INDt::STRIAL BLIND INSTITUTION BILL : Council: First reading, 1218 ; second reading

moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 1712: bill read the second time and considered in

· Committee, 1712; third reading, 1820; assent reported, 4008.

Assembly: First reading, 1860; second reading and considered in Committee, 3748; third reading, 3774 ; assent reported, 4021.

SYDNEY MINT AMENDMEKT DILL. Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

3634. TEMORA TO BARELLAX RAILWAY BILL:

Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 2077; motion in Committee, by Mr. O'Sullivan, 2377; debated by :;\'l:r. Hogue, Mr. Wood. Mr. Lonsdale, 2378; l'iJr. Gormly, Mr. Affieck, Mr. Norton, 2379; Mr. O'Sullivan, 2380; Mr. Haynes, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,. 2381 ; motion agreed to, 2382; first reading, 2382; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3427 ; debated by Mr. Affieck, Mr. McFarlane, 3J28; Mr. Gormly, 3429; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Edelen, 3430; l5ill read the second time and considered in CommittEe, 346!) ; third reading, 3501.

Council: First reading, 3552; second reading moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 4009 ; debated by the Ron. F. T. Humphery, 40lr; the Ron. P. L. C. Shepherd, the Ron. H. C. Dangar, 4-012; the Ron. J. Meagher, 4013; the Ron. Dr. MacLaurin, the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4014; second reading negati\•ed on division, 4015.

TE~lORA TO WYALONG RAILWAY BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 2077;:

motion in Committee, by Mr. O'Sullivan, 2374; debated by Mr. Hogue, 2375; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Aflleck, Mr. Lonsdale, 2376; Mr. Kelly, 2377; motion agreed to, 2377;: first reading, 2377; second reading, moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 264i; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 26-16; Mr. Afileck,.

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Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): TEMORA TO WYALONG RAILWAY BILL (contd.):

2650 ; Mr. Ashton, Dr. Ross, 2652; Mr, B. B. O'Conor, 2655 ; Mr. Quinn, 2657 ; Mr. Sleath, 26ii9; Mr. Holman, 2661; Mr. Hogue,2663; Mr. Wood,266fi; Mr. Nielsen, 26il; Mr. Price, 2673; Mr. Webster, 2675; Mr. Lonsdale, 2676; Mr. Fegan, 2678; Mr. Power, Mr. Archibald Campbell, Mr. O'Sullivan, 2681; bill read the second time on division and considered in Committee, 2682 ; third reading, moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 2743; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. McFarlane, 2743; Mr. O'Sullivan, 2745; bill read the third time on division, 2746; assent reported, 3568.

Council: First reading, 2739 ; second reading, moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 3077; debated by the Hon. 0. H. Greene, 3079; the Hon. J. Meagher, 3086; the Ron. H. C. Dangar, 3089; the Hon. J. Hughes, 3092; the Hon. J. H. vVant, 3096; the Ho11. H. Stuart, 3097; the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 3098; bill read the second time on division and considered in Committee, 3100; third reading agreed to on division, 3209 ; assent reported, 3552.

TIED-HOUSES BILL (NO. 1): Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 380;

motion in Committee by Mr. R. D. Meagher, 467 ; first reading, 471 ; second reading moved by Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1573; debated by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 1581 ; Mr. Rose, 1582; Mr. George (who moved as an amendment that the bill be read a second time this day four weeks), 1586 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1589; Mr. Kelly, 1592; Mr. Edden, 1594; Mr. Price, 1595; Mr. Perry, 1597 ; Mr. Haynes, 1599; Mr. Power, 1602; Mr. Broughton, Mr. Lonsdale, 1604; Mr. Sullivan, 1605; Mr. Carroll, 1606; Mr. J. Hurley, .Mr. Young, 1608; Mr. Thomson, 1609; amendment withdrawn, 1610; Mr. Jessep, Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1610; bill read the second time, 1611; considered in Committee, 16ll ; third reading moved by Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1963; debated by Mr. Sleath (who moved that the bill be recommitted to reconsider clauses 2 and 4), Mr. George, 1963; Mr. Arthur Griffith, Mr. Kelly, 1965; Mr. Carroll, 1966; Mr. Haynes, Mr. Jessep, Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1967; amendment negatived and bill read the third time on division, 1968.

Co1mcil: First reading, 1999 ; second reading moved by the Hon. J. Hughes, 2399 ; debated by the H0n. J. Macintosh, the Ron. C. E. Pilcher, 2406; the Ron. C. J. Roberts, 2409 ; the Ron. S. Charles, the Ron. T. l\1. Slattery, 2410; the Ron. J. H. \Vant, 2714; the Ron. Dr. Cullen, 2715; the Ron. H. C. Dangar, the Ron. G. H. Greene, 2719; the Hon. J. Macintosh, 2721 ; the Ron. A. iV. Meeks, 2722; the Hon. K. J. Buzacott, 2724; the Ron. L. F. Heydon, 2726; the Hon. N. Hawken, the Ron. H. E. Kater, 2728 ; the Ron. J. Hughes, 2729; second reading negatived on division, 2738.

BILLS-PUBLIQ (continued): TIED-HOUSES BILL (NO. 2) :

Assembly: Motion in Committee by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 2601; mOtion agreed to, 2602 ; first reading, 2602; second reading moved by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 3831 ; debated by Mr.J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Kelly, 3833; Mr. Whiddon, 38.~5; Mr. Carroll, Mr. Haynes, 3836.

TOTAI~ISATOR BILL: Assembly: Leave to introduce, 2038.

TRADES· UNION ACT AMENDMENT BILL: A.ssembly: Leave to introduce, 3339; first

reading, 3434. TREASURY BILLS DEFICIEXCY BILL:


TREASURY BILLS DEFICIENCY AMENDMENT BILL. As8embly: Motion to go into Committee, 3501;

motion in Committee, 3821 ; first reading, 3962 ; second reading moved by Mr. Waddell, 42()2; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 4265; Mr. George, 4271; Mr. D. Storey, 4273; l\fr. Ashton, 4277; Mr. Afl!eck, 4281; Mr. Dick, 4282; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 4283 ; Mr. Hogue, 4284; Mr. Broughton, 4287 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4288 ; Mr. iVinchcombe, 4290; Mr. Lonsdale, 4'292; Mr. Brunker, 4294; Mr. iVaddell, 4295; bill read the second time on division and considered in Committee, 4301; third reading moved by Mr. Waddell, 4440; debateu by Mr. C. A. Lee (who moved as an amendment that the bill be read a second time this day six months), 4440; Mr. iVood, 4442; Mr. Winchcombe, 4449; Mr. Carruthers, 4450; Mr. Price, 4453 ; Mr. D. Storey, 4455; Mr. Afl!eck, 4458; Mr. Waddell, 4459; .l\Ir. Di~k, 4468; Mr. Moore, 4470; Mr. Lonsdale, 4472; Mr. Hollis, 4475; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4476; amendment negatived and bill read the third time on division, 4477.

Council: Firat reading, 4516 ; second reading moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 4516; debated by the Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, 4518; bill read the second and third times, 4518.

TREASURY INDEMNITY BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 4440.

TRUCK ACT A~IENDMEXT BILL : Assembly: First reading, 159; second reading

moved by M.r. Cann, 454; dehPoted by Mr. Nielsen, 455 ; bill read the second time and CO"nsidered in Committee, 455; motion that the Chairman leave the chair, agreed to, 465; restored to order-paper, 610; recommitted, 2594 ; third reading, 2640 ; assent reported, 3431.

Council: First reading, 2634; second reading, moved oy the•Hon. N.J. Buzacott, 2988; debated by the Ron. J. M. Creed, the Hon. F. B. Snttor, 2989; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, 2989; third reading, 3100; assent reported, 3474.

TRUSTEES' ACT AMJ,NDJ\IENT BILL: Council: First reading, 2706 ; second reading

moved by the Hon. Dr. Cullen, 321Z; de-

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BILLS-PUBLIC (continued) : TRUSTEES ACT AMENDMENT BILL (continued):

bated by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3214; bill read the second time, 321! ; considered in Committee, 3332 ; third reading, 3474.

A8sembly: First reading, 3495.

TUCKIAN FLOOD ESCAPE RCHE)H; BILT, : ' Assembly: Motion to go into Committee,

1401 ; motion in Committee, 1908; first reading, 1909; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3255; debated by Mr. Brunker, 3255 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, 3257; Mr. O'Sullivan, 3258 ; bill read the second time and considered in Committee, :!258 ; third reading, ::!284.

Council: First reading, 3332 ; second reading moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 3671 ; debated by the Ron. F. T. Humphery, 3673; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 3674; th~ Ron. S. Charles, 3675; the Ron. J. Macintosh, the Bon. ·w. Robson. 3677 ; the Ron. Dr. MacLaurin, 3678; the Ron. N. J. Bnzacott, the Hon. A. Kethel, 3679 ; the Ron. F. B. Snttor, 3680 ; second reading negatived on division, 3681.

UNCLAIMED MONEYS BILL : Assembly: First reading, 610; bill withdrawn,

1571.

UNIVERSITY OF RYDNEY (FIRHER LIBRARY) BILL: Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 4181;

motion in Committee, 4395 ; First reading, 4!31 ; second reading moved by Mr. O'Sullivan, 4540 ; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4540 ; Mr. Hogue, 4544; Mr. O'Sullivan, 4545 ; bill read the second time on division, 4546; third reading, 4546.

Council: First reading, 4523 ; second reading moved by the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 4523 ; debated by the Hon. H. C. Dangar, the Ron. Dr. MacLaurin, 4524; the Ron. N.J. Buzacott, 4525 ; bill read first, second and third times, 4525.

USURY LIMITATION BILL : As8embly: . Leave to introduce, 333 ; first

reading, 378; second reading moved by Mr. J. Hurley, 465; debated by Mr. R. D. Meagher, 466; bill ruled out of order on the ground that it was an interference with trade, and should have been introduced in Committee of the Whole, 467.

VAGRAKCY BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; bill read the

second time and considered in Committee, 837 ; third reading; 1023; assent reported, 1996.


YICE·ADMIRALTY VEXATIOUS ARRESTS BILL. Council: First reading, 347 4 ; second reading

and considered in Committee, 3567 ; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading, 3708 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 4008; third re~ding, 4026.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): VINE AND VEGETATION DISEASES BILL: Council: First reading, 654 ; second reading


Assembly: First reading, 12-lG·; second reading and considered in Committee, 1520 ; third reading, 1667.

WAGGA WAGGA CATTLE·DRIYING BILL: Assembly: First reading, 779; second.reading,

moved by Mr. Gormly, 2595; debated by Mr. R. D. Meagher (who moved as an amendment that the bill be referred to a select committee), 2597; l\lr. E. M. Clark, Mr. Fegan, Mr. Carroll, 2599; Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. Gormly, 2600 ; amendment agreed to, 2601 ; report of select committee presented, 4431.

WESTER:< LANDS BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 3339;

motion discharged, 3575 ; motion to go into Committee, 3627; motion in Committee by Mr. Crick, 3715; debated by "'vir. Carruthers, 3718; Mr. Gormly, 3719; l\fr. Wood, 3724; Mr. Brunker, 3725 ; Mr. Willis, 3726 ; Mr. Moore,3728; Mr. Quinn,3730; Mr. Haynes, 3731 ; Mr. Price, 3732; Mr. '.Vinchcombe, Mr. Ashton, 3733 ; Dr. Ross, 3735 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, 3737; Mr. Fergu·son, 3738; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Carroll, 3i4l; Mr. Scobie, 3745; Mr. Crick, 3747; bill read the first time, 3747; second reading moved by .Mr. Crick, 377'1; debated by Mr. Dight, 3781; Mr. Carruthers, 3786; Mr. Gormly, 3792; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3798; Mr. MacDonell, 3806; Mr. Moore, 3812; Mr. Scobie, 3837; Mr. Ashton, 3851 ; Mr. Ferguson, 3859; Mr. Wood, 3864; Dr. R.oss, 3871; Mr. Nielsen, 3875; Mr. C. A. Lee, 3881; Mr. Davis, 3884; Mr. Sleath, 3885; Mr. 'Vebster, 3890; Mr. Burgess, 3892; Mr. Clara, 3893; Mr. Carroll, 3894; Mr. Miller, 3896; Mr. Crick, 3897; bill read the second time on division, 3902; considered in Committee, 3902; third reading moved by Mr. Crick, 4001; debated by JI!Tr. Carroll, Mr, Willis, 4001; Mr. Moore, Mr. Miller, Mr. Scobie, Mr. J. Hurley, Mr. Holman, 4002; Mr. MacDonell, 4005; Mr. Crick, 4006; bill read the third time on division, 4008 ; consideration of amendments by Council, 4498.

Council: First reading, 4008 ; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4131 ; the Hon. H. Langwell, 4139; the Ron. H. E. Kater, 4145; the Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, 4149; the Ron. Dr. Cullen, 4153; the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 4155; bill read the second time, 4158; considered in Committee, 4159, 4232; third reading, 4396.

WHARFAGE AND TONNAGE RATER BILL : Council: First reading, 3474; second reading

and consideration in Committee, 3567 ; third reading, 3664.

Assembly: First reading, 3708 ; second reading and considered in Committee, 4008 ; third reading, 4026.

WINE ADULTERATION BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 2367.

xlviii BrL INDEX '£0 SUBJECTS. Cou

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): WO~rEN'S FRANCHISE BILL : Assembly: Motion to go into Committee, 445;

motion in Committee by Mr. See, 474 ; debated by Mr. Hogue, Mr. Edden, 474; motion agreed to, 475 ; first reading, 502; second reading moved by Mr. See, 581 ; debated by Mr. Rose, 585 ; Mr. McGowen, 595 ; Mr. J. Hurley, 597 ; Mr. George, 675; Mr. Carruthers, 678; Mr. O'Sullivan, 683; Mr. Moore, 687; Mr. Hollis, 694; Mr. Ashton, 696; Mr. Quinn, 700; Mr. Nielsen, 703; Mr. Donaldson, 70! ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 706 ; Mr. Davidson, Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Young, 708; Mr. Hogue, 712 ; Mr. Broughton, Mr. Mcintyre, 714 ; Mr. Jessep, 715; Mr. Carroll, 716; Mr. Bennett, 718; Mr. Fegan; 720; Mr. Miller,. 723 ; Mr. Affleck, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Morton, Mr. Edden, 724; Mr. McLaurin, :M.r. Williams, 725 ; bill read the second time on division, 726; considered in Committee, 726 ; third reading moved by Mr. See, 734; debated by Mr. Carroll, 734; Mr. D. O'Connor, 735 ; Mr. E. M. Clark, 736; Mr. vVinchcombe (who moved as an amendment "that the bill be recommitted for the reconsideration of clause 4 "), .Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 738; Mr. Edden, Mr. Moore, Mr. Price, 739; Mr. Haynes, 741; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 747; Mr. See, 748; amendment negatived, 749; bill read the third time on division, 750.

Council: First reading, 819; second reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Snttor, 1023; debated by the Hon .. J. H. Want, 1218; the Hon. \V. Robson, 1227; the Hon. G. Day, 1359 ; the Hon. W. R. Campbell, 1361 ; the Hon. G. F. Earp, 1362 ; the Hon. J. M. Creed, 1363; the Hon. \V. \Valkcr, 1365; the Ron. J. Wilson, 1367; the Hon. N. Hawken, 13il ; the Hon . . T. Hughes, 1376; the Hon. N. J. Buzacoth 1379; the Hon. C. E. Pilcher, 1381 ; the Hon. T. M. Slattery, 1387; the Hon. Jago Smith, the Hon. B. Backhouse, 1389 ; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 1532; the Hon. Colonel Mackay, 1536; the Hon. G. H. Greene, 1540 ; the Hon. H. Langwell, 1542; the Hon. S. Charles, 1545 ; the Hon. J. Macintosh, 15!6; the Ron. F. B. Snttor, 1548; bill read the second time on division, 1551; considered in Committee, 1551; third reading moved by the Hon. F. B. Snttor, 1631 ; debated by the Ron. R. G. D. Fitzgerald (who moved that the debate be adjourned for a week), 1631 ; the Hon. H. C. Dangar, the Hon. B. R. \-Vise, lG32 ; the Hon. T. ~f. Slattery, the Hon. N.J. Bnzacott, 1634; the Hon. F. B. Snttor, 1635 ; amendment negatived on division, 1635; the Hon. J. M. Creed, the Hon. T. M. Slattery, 1636; the Hon. A. \V. Meeks, 1637 ; the Hon. J. Hepher, 1639; the Hon. Dr. Nash, 1640; the Hon. N. J. Buzacott (who moved as an amendment that the bill be recommitted for the reconsideration of clause 2), 1"645; the Hon. J. Wilson, 1648 ; the Hon. B. R. \Vise, 1651 ; amendment negatived, 1655;

BILLS-PUBLIC (continued): WOJ\IEN'S FRANCHISE BILL (COntinued) :

the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 1655 ; third reading negati\"eu on division, 1658; bill withdrawn on division, 1658.

BREAKWATER AT BYRO~ BAY: Report of Public Works Committee presented,

26. #

BROKEN HILL AND SILVERTON \VATER SUPPLY: Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented,

26.

c CLARENCE RIVER SOUTHERN BREAKWATER:

Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the Public \Yorks Committee the expediency of constructing a breakwater on the southern side of the entrance to the Clarence River, as recommended hy Sir John Coode, debated by Mr. Carroll, 1277; Mr. O'Sullintn, in reply, motion agreed to, 1:!78.

CoAL-MINJcS REGULATION AcT : Adj. moved by Mr. Ed den to discuss the failure

of the Mines Department to carry out section 38 of the Coal-mines Regulation Act at the Bnrwood Colliery, 562; debated by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 565; .Mr. Carruthers, 507; Mr. Sullivan, 568; Mr. Estell, 569; Mr. Nicholson, 570; .\Tr. Fegan, 571; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 573; Mr. Kidd, Mr. Haynes-, 575; Mr. Ed den, in reply, 576; motion negntived, 577.

CoMMERCIAL AGENT IN Lo:-moN: Ad.f. moved by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick to

discuss the necessity for the immediate appointment of a commercial agent in London in the interest of the producers of New South Wales, 1668; debated by Mr. See, 1670; motion negatived, 1671.

Co~IMONWEALTH Po~TAL REGC:LATroxs : Council: Motion bv the Hon. N. Hawken

that the proposed postal regulations of the Federal Government relating to the State of Tasmania are not in accord with the constitutional liberties of the Commonwealth, and interfere with confidential exchange of correspondence, and are unconstitutional, 431 ; debated by the Hon. B. R. Wise, 436; the Hon. N. Hawken, in reply, and motion withdrawn, 438.

CoNDITIOXAL LAND PuRcHASES : :M'otion by Mr. Nielse:~. that a grant of the

fee-simple of all1ands taken up as conditional purchases under the· Land Act of 1861 should be made without further payment on the expiry of fifty years from the date of the original selection, 2835; motion withdrawn, ~857.

COUNCIL: ADDITIONAL SITTING DAYS: Motion by Hon. F. B. Snttor that the House

sit on Friday and Tuesday, agreed to, 4231. AD~HNISTRATION OF OATH :

Commissionconstitutingthe President, Deputy President, and Chairman of Committees, Commissioners to administer the oath to members, 2, 10, 156.

Cou SESSION 1901. Drv xlix

23 J11Iy to 20 December, 1901.

COUNCIL (continued) : CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES : The Hon. W. J. Trickett elected, 156.

(JHAIR;11AN OF COMMITTEES, TEMPORARY [COUN· CIL) OPINION OF :

Railway Commissione1·'s Salary' Bill: Amend· ment by Mr. Hawken not ir, order, 4241.

COX, DEATH OF HON. G. JI. : Obs. by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 3929 ; the

Hon. Dr. MacLaurin, theHon. Dr. Norton, the Hon. H. C. Dangar, 3930.

LEA YE OF ABSENCE : Leave of absence granted to the Hon. Jago

Smith, 2; the Hon. S. H. Hyam, 1280; the Hon. G. Thornton, 1524; the Hon. P. L. C. Shepherd, l 707 ; the Hon. E. Greville, 2706.

MEMBERS DECEASED : The Hon. A. Garran, the Hon. T. Dalton, 2;

Hon. S. H. Hvam, 3259; the Hon. G. Thornton, 366{; the Hon. G. H. Cox, 3929.

1\lE;IlBERS RESIGNED: The Hon. J. Blanks by, the Ron. J. Estell, the

Ron. E. D. Millen, the Hon. A. J. Gould, and the Ron. E. Pulsford, 2.

MEMBERS SWORN : 2, 10, 156, 429, 653, 1022, 1280, 1358, 1629.

NEW MEMBER: R. G. D. Fitzgerald, Esq., 2.

PRESIDENT [HON. SIR JOHN LACKEY, K.C.lll.G.], RULINGS AND OPINIONS OF :

Public Worl~s Committee: As to method of Yoting, 8S7.

PRESIDENT, MR. DEPUTY, RULil\'GS AND OPINIONS OF:

Indust1·ial Arbitration Bill: The House had power to deal with the bill, 2002; as to remarks by Mr. \Vise on Assembly's Message, 3670.

.Shearas' Accommodation Bill: As to motion to restore bill to the pa.per, 3484.

'l'ied-Houses Bil!: As to the introduction of new matter when speaking in reply on the debate, 2738.

Women's Franchise Bill: Standing order 102 did not alter the comprehensive rule that the mover of an amendment had no right of reply, 1655.

SPECIAL ADJOURNn1ENTS : 25, 156, 496, 662, 1034, 1852, 4526.

TEMPORARY CHATRUAN OF COMMITTEES : The Hon. F. T. Humphery appointed, 429.

CouPox SYSTE~r: Adj. moved by Mr. Law to discuss the urgent

necessity of the Government introducing a bill to abolish the coupon system ; motion ruled out of order, 3830.

CRESSWELL, \VILLIAM: Adj. moved by Mr. E. M. Clark to discuss

the delay of the Government in giving effect to the report of a royal commission, recommending the release of "'illiam Cresswell from the Parramatta Lunatic Asylum, 1287; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1289; Mr. George, 1292; l\1r. D. O'Connor,

d

CRESS \YELL, IVILLIAlll (continued): Mr. Moore, 1293; M.r. See, 1295; Mr. Haynes, 1298 ; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1300; Mr. E. M. Clark, in reply, 130~; motion negatived, 1304.

CROWN LANDS ACT-EXCHANGE OF LAND: Motion by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, that no

exchange of land under the 47th section of the Crown Lands Act be in future agreed to, except for other lands on the holding of applicant, or for lands immediately adjoin. ing same, negatived, 1717.

CROWN LANDS : CEKTRAL DIYISION : Adj. moved by Mr. D. R.. Hall to discuss the

need for more prompt steps beir>g taken to make available the Crown lands in the central division, 3041 ; motion ruled out of order, 30!3.

D DARLING HAHBOUR RESUMPTION CASES :

Adj. mo\·ed by Mr. Arthur Griffith to discuss the waste of public money by the Crown Law Department, in feeing daily four leading barristers in the Darling Harbour land resumption cases, 4076; debated by Mr. See, 407(); Mr. McGowen, 4080; Mr. Haynes, 4082; I\Ir. C. A. Lee, 4083; Mr. Sullivan, 4084; motion lap~ed, 4081>.

DIGHT, MR .. PeTs. expl. as to absence from the House, 1397.

DISFIGURE~1ENT OF THE HARBOUR: AdJ. moved by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick to

discuss the necessity for legislation to pre\·ent the further disfigurement of harbour foreshores and other beauty spots by the erection of unsightly advertising hoardings, 3435; debated by Mr. Broughton, Mr. E. M. C!ark, 3437; Mr. Archer, Mr. Whiddon, .Mr. Quinn, 3440; Mr. Jessep, 3441 ; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 3442; Mr. Waddell, motion lapsed, 3443.

DIVISIONS: Council: Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway Bill, 2R,,

3950. Coal.mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, m. for ~uspension of standing orders, 4595.

Cohar-Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4426; 3R., 4522.

Industrial Arbitration Hill, 211., 2339; Com., 2616, 2621, 2632, 2871, 2878, 2896; 3.R., 3259; Com., 3940.

Marriage Bill, Com., 493. Public \Yorks Committee Election Bill, 2R.,

356-!; Com., 3567; 3R., 3748; m., "That the bill do now pass," 3i48.

Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 3265 ; m. to restore the bill to the paper, 3483; Com., 3753.

Temora-Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4015. Temora-'\Vyalong Railway Bill, 2n., 3100

3R., 3209. Tie<l-Houses Bill, 2R., 2738. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Biil, 2R., 3681.

Drv IXDEX TO SUBJECTS. FED

Volumes, 1, 2, 3, 4.

DIVISIONS (continued): Council:

\Yemen's Franchise Bill, m. for adj., of debate on 2R., 1392; 2R., 1551; Com., 1556-m. for adj., of debate on 3R., 1635; m: "'!;'~at the question be now put," 1654, 16oo ; 3R., 1658 ; m. "That the order of the day be discharged," 1658; m. "That the bill be withdrawn," 1658.

Assembly: Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, amendment

on m. for 2R., 4127. Address in Reply, Amendment on, 321. Alleged Post-office Irregularities, m., 1020. Blockholders' Bill, Com., 2394. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway Bill, Com.,

3462. Claims of Robert Roberts, m., 3501. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 4497. Contagious Diseases Prevention Bill, m. for _ leave to bring in, 472. Defamation Bill, 2R., 1913; Com., 1913. :Federal Capital Site, m. of urgency, 4540. Fitzpatrick, J. C. L., Mr., m. "That the

hon. member be not further heard," 2185. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

(No. 2),2R., 3543; Com., 3593,3601; amendment on m. for 3R., 3649.

Gov~rnment Rail.ways(Commis~ioner's Salary) ~111! m. declarmg the expediency of bringmg m., 4000; 2R., 4064; 3R., 4112.

Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2063, 2067 2075, 2076 ; m., "That the Bill do noV.: pass," 2126.

Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1332, 1340, 1344, 1352, 1430, 1449, 1454, 1457' 1458, 1467, 1468, 1474, 1477, 1500, 1502, 1503, 1519, 1689, 3660.

Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1217; 1994, 1995.

Land Exchanges, m., 1717. Liquor Traffic, m., 553. Manly Water Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4228. Metropolitan Traffic Act: Charges under, m.,

334. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 3313. National Bank: Establishment of, m., 1007. Printing of Documents, m., 28. Privilege, m., 2854. Prohibition and Mandamus Bill, 2R., 1916. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4053, 4055, 4057; 3R.,

4217; Com.,4488. Reduction of Members, m., 362. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 2698

2705. ' Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, adj. of Debate on

m. for 2R., 4563; 2R., 4564; Com., 4564, 4565, 4566, 4567.

Supply, 2452, 2453, 2457, 2469, 2472, 2476, 2478, 2492, 2506, 2509, 2516, 2519, 2539, 2556, 2775, 2i76, 2777, 2i79, 2780, 2781, 2783, 2784, 2793, 2795, 3106, 3125, 3135, 3148, 3151, 3155, 3180, 3196, 4320, 4324, 4326, 4333, 4337, 4338, 4341, 4350, 4358, ·i377, 4378.

Sydney Harbour Trust Act, m. for production of papers, 1819.

DIVISIONS (continued): Assembly: Temora-_Gunbar Railway, m. affirming the

expediency of constructing the line as far as Barel!an, 1866.

Temora-.vVyalong Railwa;v, rn. affirming the expediency of constructmg, 1905.

Temora-Wyll.long Railway Bill, 2R., 2682; 3R., 2745.

Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1620, 162.5, 1628; amendment on m. for 3R., 1968.

Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4301 ; amendment on rn. for 3R.; 4477.

. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 464. University of Sydney (Fisher Library) Bill

2R., 4545. ' Ways and Means, 2185, 2186, 2246. vVestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3902; Com., 3910,

3917, 3919, 3927; 3R., 4007. vVomen's Franchise Bill, adj. of debate, 600;

2R., 725; Corn., 727; 3R., 750. DOMI::\TICK LACERDA, CASE OF :

Adj. moved by Mr. R. D. Jlrfea<rher, to discuss the administration of the Old-age Pensions Act in regard to the case of Dominick Lacerda, 3280 ; motion ruled out of order, 3281.

E ELECTORAL DISTRICTS :

Motio.n by Mr. See approving of the re·distribut10n of State of New South \Vales into electoral districts embodied in the report of Electoral Districts Commi~sioners, 750, 756; debated by Mr. Arthur GriffitJ1, 750; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Carruthers, 752; Mr. Moore, 7o3; Mr. Sleath (who moved an amendment referring the matter back to the commissioners for further report), Mr Brunker, 755; Mr. Affleck, Mr. Mahony (who moved the adjournment of the debate), Mr. Cohen, Mr. Wood, debate adjourned, 757.

F FEDERAL CAPITAL, SITE FOR THE :

Obs. by Mr. See, 4434; Mr. Carruthers, 4439 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, 4440; motion by Mr. Carruthers_, that it is a matter of urgent necessity tha~ the Honse should forthwith consider the expediency of discussing the question of the site of the federal capital under the Federal Constitution Act, 4535 ; motion negatived, 4540; motion by Mr. See that the G.over~ment, recognising that it is the exclusive nght of the Parliament of the Commonwealth, through the Federal Go. vernment, to make the final selection of the site for the federal capital, proposes to ask the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth to indicate the various features of suitability which an eligible site for the scat of govern· ment should possess, 4613; debated by Mr. Carruthers, 4616; motion ruled out of order, 4632.

See also STATE RIGHTS.

FIN SESSION 1901. Gov li


FINANCE: AUDITOR·GENERAL'S REPORT :

Statement of receipts and expenditure for year ended June 30th, 1900, together with Auditor-General's report thereon, laid on table, 26; special interim report laid on the table, 1392.

FINA~CIAL STATEMENT : Financial statement by Mr. \Vaddell, in Com·

mittec of \Vays and :Means, on motion to grant a sum not exceeding £1,937 for the expenses of the establishment of his Excellency the Governor, 1738 ; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee (who moved as D,n [l,!l1endment thD,t the financial condition of the country, as shown by the estimates of WD,ys and means for the years 1901 D,Ud 1902 is unsatisfac· tory), 1750, 1941,2134,2247; Mr. See, 1752, 1756, 19[)1, 2180, 2247, 2250; Mr. Moore, 1754, 2194; Mr. J. C. L. FitzpD,trick, 1755, 2177, 2248; Mr. D. Storey, 1755,2168; Mr. Price, 1756; Mr. M.ackenzie, 1950; Mr. Hogue, 1951, 2249; Mr. Lonsdale, 1952, 2232; Mr. D. R. Hall, 2144; Mr. Affleck, 2152, 2248; Mr. Ashton, 2156; Mr. Brough· ton, 2174; Mr. Wood, 2198; Mr. Cohen, 22ll ; Mr. Price, 2216; Mr. Haynes, 2217; Mr. Dick, 2225; Mr. Webster, 2228; Mr. Sleath, 2236; Mr. Davidson, 2243 ; Mr. Daley, Mr. E. M. Clark, 2245; amendment negatived, 2246; Mr. Carruthers, 2249; Mr. Gormly, 2249, 2255; Mr. Crick, Mr. Norton, Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 2250; Mr. Edden, Mr. Carroll, 2251 ; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 2260; Mr. D. O'Connor, 2264; Mr. Power, 2267; Mr. Kelly, 22G8; Mr. Jessep, 2270: motion 3,greed to, 2271.

SUPPLY: Executive and Legislative : Establishment of his Excellency the Go

vernor, 1738. Parliamentary Library, 2429.

Colonial Secretary's Department·: Colonial Secretary, 2430; Auditor-General, 2462; Aborigines Protection Vote, 2478; Police, 2482; Lunacy, 2492; Medical Adviser to the Government, 2516; Government Statistician, 2520; Agent-General, 2521; State Children's Relief Department, Fisheries Commission, 2530; Nursery Gardens, Campbelltown, Electoral Office, 2531 ; Re. gistrar-General and Examiner of Patents, 2534; Sydney Harbour Trust, 2535; Charitable Allowances, 2539.

Department of Lands : Secretary for Lands, 2556.

DPpaTtrnent of Public Wm-lc.~: Public ·works Establishment, 2746; Public

\Yorks and Services, 2787 ; Water Supply and Sewerage, 2790 ; Hunter District \Vater and Sewerage Board, 2793 ; Labour Bureau, 2i95.

Department of Public Instruction, Labour and lndust?·y:

Public Instruction, under the act 43 Victoria, No. 23, 2899; Industrial Schools, Public Library ofNewSouth Wales, 2960; National Art Gallery, 2966; Grants in aid of Public Institutions, 2968; Miscellaneous, 2972.

FINANCE (continued) : SUPPLY (continued): Department of .Mines and A gTkultw·e: ~partment of Mines, 3006.

Colonial Treasurer'.! Department : Stamp Duties, Land and Income Tax, 3106 ; Government Printer, 3126; Stores and Stationery, 3131; Board. of Health, 3135; Shipping Masters, 3136; Navigation, 3141 ; Administration of Old-age Pensions Act, 3148; Miscellaneous, 3155; Railways, 3158; Advance to Treasurer, 3203; Fisheries Com· mission, 3204.

Department of Attorney-General and Justice: Attorney-General, 3181; Master-in-Equity, 3195; Probate and Intestate Estates Office, 3196; Petty Sessions, 3197; Prisons, Public Service Board, 3200; Miscellaneous, 3201.

Additional Estimates, 4303, 4379. Loan Estimates, 4360. Furthe1· Additional Estimates, 4379.

FITZPATRICK, J. C. L., MR. : Pers. expl. as to interjections in House, 155. Pers. expl. as to discussion on estimates of

Lands Department, 2584. FREDERICK, EMPRESS, DEATH OF THE :

Motions adopting address of condolence to. His Majesty the King (Council) 371;

· (Assembly) 380. FRIENDLY SociETIES AcT :

Motion by Mr. Carruthers tl:J.at the 12th section of the Friendly Societies' Act was not intended to have a retrospecti,·e operation, 362 ; debated by Mr. See, 364; Mr. Brunker, and motion withdrawn, 366.

G GLEBE ISLAND ABATTOIR:

Motion by Mr. O'Sulli,·an to refer to the Public Works Committee the expediency of removing the public abattoirfrom Glebe Island and re-erecting the same·on a more suitable site in the vicinity of the corporation saleyards or other suit-able locality, 1239 ; debated by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Carroll, 1240; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Law, 1241; Mr. Hollis, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. E. M. Clark, Mr. Farnell, 1242 ; Mr. Archer, Mr.Jessep, 1243; Mr. Winchcombe, Mr. J. Hurley, 1244; Mr. Mackenzie, 1245; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 1246.

GOVERNMENT : VOTE OF CENSURE :

Obs. by Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. See, and. Mr. Haynes, respecting notice of motion of censure, 2121.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES : HOURS OF LABOUR : Motion by Mr. McGowen tha.t all Government

employees (servants of the Railway Commissioners included) should not work more .that forty-eight hours in any one week for a full week's work, and that a reduction of their hours of labour to that number should be made without any reduction of their wages, 1776; debated by Mr. Quinn, 1781 ;

Iii Gov INDEX TO SUBJECTS. MET

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

GoYERNMENT EMPLOYEES : HouRs oF LABOUR : (continued) : Mr. Aflieck (who moved as an amendment the omission of all the words after the I]'Ord "week"), 1783 ; Mr. George, 1784; "'Mr. Anderson, 1785; Mr. Hollis, 1786 ; Mr. Nielsen, 1790; Mr. See, 1791; Mr. Haynes, 1796 ; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 1798 ; Mr. Fegan, 1800; Mr. Young, 1802; Mr. Macdonald, 1805 ; Mr. Ashton, 1806; Mr. Vi7ood, 1808; Mr. R.·D. Meagher, 1812; Mr. E. llf. Clark, 1813; Mr. Hogue, Mr. M0Gowen, in reply, 1814; amendment ne· gatived, motion agreed to, 1818.

H HALL, Mr. D. R. :

Pers. expl. as to absence dttring passage of Lands Department estimates, 2i4l.

"HANSARD": Council: Obs. by the Deputy-President, 3209.

HAWKESBURY RIVER BRIDGE: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public 'Works Committee the expediency of constructing a bridge over the Hawkesbury River at Richmond at a cost not exceeding £40,000, 3238 ; debated by Mr. B. Hall, Mr. Haynes, 3239; Mr. Raynes, Mr. Jessep, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3240; Mr. Winchcombe, :n4J, Mr.· Gormly, Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 3242.

HousiNG oF CoNSUThiPTIVES BY THE STATE : Council: Motion by the Ron. Dr. Nash that the

housing of consumptives by the state is not in a satisfactory condition, and that it is desirable that some more adequate provision be made for their accommodation and treatment, 887 ; debate adjourned, 894; the Hou. Dr. MacLaurin, 1524; the Ron. F. B. Suttor, 1526; Ron. W. J. Trickett, 1528 ; the Ron. N.J. Buzacott, the Ron. Dr. Nash, in reply, 1530.; motion agreed to, 1532.

HUGHES, THE RoN. J. : Pers. ex pl. as to remarks on Tied-Houses Bill,

2414. HUNTER RIVER FLOOD MITIGATION:

Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the Public Works Committee the expediency of constructing works for the mitigation of effects of floods in the Hunter River, 1247; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 1248; llir. Price, 1249; Mr. Cohen, 1253 ; Mr. Willis, 1254 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1255 ; Mr. Bennett, 1256 ; Mr. Edden, 1257; Mr. Haynes, 1258; Mr. D. Storey, 1259; Mr. V\'inchcombe, 1260; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Gillies, 1261 ; Mr. Lonsdale, 1264 ; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, 1265; motion agreed to, 1266.

I INDECEXT SCENES AT TH~~ Doii!AIN BATHS :

Council: Adf. moved by the Hou. J. ·wilson to call attention to indecencies connected with the public baths ; debated by the Ron. W. R. Campbell, 1708 ; the Ron. B. R. 'Vise, motion negatived, 1709.

INVASION OF STATE RIGHTS: FEDERAL LEGIS· LATIO:-.:

Adj. moved by Mr. Haynes to discuss the invasion of state rights by the proposed federal legislation with regard to postal, telegraph, and telephone services, 1123 ; motion ruled out of order, 1132.

L LAnouR BuREAU :

Adj. moved by Mr. Kelly to discuss the unsatisfactory administration of the Labour Bureau in dealing with the unemployed, 3965; debated by Mr. O'Suilivan, 3968 ; motion lapsed, 397 I.

LIBRARY WITHIN UNIVERSITY GROUl'IDS: Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented,

1707 ; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan that it is expedient that the erection of the library, as recommended by the Public V\T orks Com· mittee, be carried out, debate adjourned, 3633; Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr .• J. C. L. Fitz· patrick, motion agreed to, 4129.

LIQUOR TRAFFIC : Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher that a royal com

mission be appointed to inquire into the liquor traffic of New South Wales, 520; debated by Mr. Lonsdale, 523 ; Mr. Carroll, 524; Mr. Crick, 525; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Hogue (who moved as an amendment the addition of the words "including the sale of intoxicants in clubs"), 527; Mr. Kelly, 529; Mr. Edden, 530 ; Mr. J. Hurley, 531 ; Mr. Mahony, 532; Mr. Haynes, 534; Mr. Winch· combe, 535; Mr. 'i.Yaddell, 536; Mr. Moore, 537; Mr.JFegan, 538; Mr. McGowen, 539; Dr. Ross, 540; Mr. Jessep, 541; Mr. See, 542; Mr. Alexander Campbell, Mr. Dight, 544; Mr. O'Sullivan, 545; Mr. 'iVilliams, 546; Mr. McCoy, amendment negatived, Mr. Daley, 54R; Mr. 'iYalsh, Mr. MacDonell, 549; Mr. Webster,Mr. Miller,550; Mr.RD.Meagher, in reply, 551 ; motion negatived, 553.

LUNATIC ASYLUni ATTENDANTS : Adj. moved by Mr. Moxham to discuss the

necessity for the reduction of the working hours of attendants in the state hospitals for insane, 1718; debated by Mr. See, 1722; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 1723; Mr. Dick, Mr. Miller, 1724; Mr. Ashton, Mr. Moxham, in reply, motion negatived, 1725.

M MciSTYRE, MR.:

Pers. expl. as to absence from division, 367. McKINLEY, DEATH OF PRESIDENT:

Motion expressing to Mrs. McKinley, the sympathy of the people of this state at the death of her illustrious husband, and to the people of the United States their regret and sorrow at the loss which the nation has thereby sustained, agreed to (Council) 1358, (Assembly) 1354.

METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC AcT : Adf. moved by Mr. Dacey to discuss the

management of vehicular traffic of Sydney, 779; motion ruled out of order, 781.

NAT SESSIO~ 1901.


N NATIONAL BANK :

Motion by Mr. Rose, that the nucleus of a National Bank should be provided for 'by amalgamating the New South \Vales and Go\·ernment Savings Banks, 971; debated by Mr. Arthur Griffith (who moved an amendment to omit all the words after the word "by" with a vie\\' to inserting the words "an extension of operations of the Savings Bank of New South Wales"), 9i9; Mr. \Villis, 982; Mr. Carruthers, 985 ; Mr. Nielsen, 988 ; Mr. Crick, 990 ; Mr. Moore, 994; Mr. See, 995; Mr. McGowen, 1001; Mr. Jessep, 1003; Mr. Carroll, 1005; amendment negath-ed, motion agreed to, 1007.

NEWCASTLE SEWERAGE \VORKS: Report of Public \Yorks Committee, pre

sented, 26 ; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that it is expedient that the construction of sewerage works should be carried out, agreed to, 4573.

NUISANCE AT NEWCASTLE \VEST: Adj. moved by Mr. Gilbert to discuss the

neglect by the local authority and the Board of Health in failing to enforce the provisions of the Public Health Act in regard to the Melville-street swamp nuisance, 850; debated by Mr. Arthur Griffith, Mr. Edden, 853; Mr. \Vaddell, 855; Mr. Fegan, Mr. Brunker, 856; Mr. Gilbert, in reply, 857; motion negatived, 858.

0 O'CONNOR, D., MR. :

Pers. expl. as to reports in Daily Telegmph, 1400, 1717; obs. by Mr. Crick, 1401; Mr. Barnes, 1718.

0\"ERCROWDING OF THEATRES: Adj. moved by Mr. Levy to discuss the over

cr<:wding of theatres in the city of Sydney, 23::>7 ; debated by Dr. Ross, 2361 ; Mr. Quinn, 2362; 1\Ir. Sleath, Mr. Broughton, 2363; Mr. Haynes, Mr. E. M. Clark, 2364 ; :Mr. See, 236.5; Mr. Levy, in reply, 2366; motion negatived, 2367.

p PARLIAMENT :

ADDRESS I~ REPLY TO OPENING SPEECH : Council: Address in reply to opening speech

moved by the Hon. \V. Robson, 14; seconded bytheHon. Dr. Nash, l8;debateclbytheHon. J. l\1. Creed, 20 ; the Hon. \V. J. Trickett, 23 ; the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 24; address agreed to 25 ; address presented and his Excellency's reply, 156.

Assembly: Address in reply to opening speech moved by Mr. George, 31 ; seconded by Mr. Mcintyre, 40; debated by Mr. U. A. Lee (who moved as an amendment the insertion of a paragraph informing his Excellency that the House strongly disapproves of the conduct of Ministers in their administration of public affairs during the recent ·unwarrantably prolonged recess, and of their failure to meet Parliament prior to

PARLIAMENT (continued): ADDRESS IN REPLY TO OPENING BPEECH ( ctd.) :

the general election), 42; Mr. See, 51 ; Mr. D. Storey, 59; Mr. Norton, 66; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 78 ; Mr. Ashton, 81 ; Mr. O'Sullivan, 94 ; Mr. Haynes, 98 ; Mr. Gillies, 106; Mr. McGowen, llO; Mr. Carruthers, 123; Mr. Crick, 136; Mr. Cohen, 148; Mr. Dacey, 160; Mr. Hogue, 170; Mr. Gormly, ISO; lllr. B. B. O'Conor, 18i; Mr. Perry, 192; Mr. ~I core, 196; Mr. Holman, 207; Mr. Waddeil, 219; Mr. Mahony, 228 ;'Mr. Edden, 234; Mr. Quinn, 243; Mr. Williams, 249; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 252; Mr. MacDonell, 2GS; .Mr. Scobie, 277; Mr. Anderson, 279; Mr. Walsh, 282; Mr. Sleath, 283; Mr. Archer, 291; Mr. Levy, 296 ; Mr. Collins, Mr. Moxham, 308 ; Mr. Fallick, 311 ; Mr. Chapman, 312; Mr. Affleck, 315; Mr. Jessep, 318; amendment negatived, address agreed to, 321 ; address presented and his Excellency's reply, 322.

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT : Parliament opened by his Excellency, the

Lieutenant-Go1·ernor, I, 2, 10. PARLIAMENTARY I,IBRARY: Ad,i., moved by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick to

discuss the inadequate protection from fire of the valuable records in the library of Parliament., 610; debated by Mr. O'Sullivan, 61l; Mr. Farnell, 612; Mr. Winchcombe, and motion negatived, 613.

PARLIAMENT HOUSE; ATTENDANCE OF PUBLIC AT: Obs. by Mr. Haynes, 1304; Mr. C. A. Lee,

1306; pers. expl. by Mr. Farnell, 1399. REDUCTION' OF MEiiiRERS :

Motion by Mr. Law that no further appointments should be made to the Legislative Council until the question of a reduction has been dealt with by the Government, 334; debated by Mr. Haynes, 336; Mr. D. Storey, 339 ; Mr. Erlden, 344; Mr. Crick, 345 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 346 ; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 347; Mr. Dight, l\.fr. Ashton, 348: .Mr. Gormly, Mr. C. A. Lee, 349; Mr. J. Hurley, 350; Mr. Moore, Mr. Oakes, 352 ; Mr. Clara, 353 ; -Mr. Phillips, Mr. Mahony, 354; Mr. George, Mr. Morton, 355 ; Mr. Brunker, Mr. Jessep, l\fr. Cohen, 356; Mr. Latimer, Mr. Williams, 357 ; Mr. J. F. Smith, 358; Mr. \Vinchcombe, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Quinn, 359; Mr. Nielsen, 360; JHr. Law in reply, motion negatived, 361.

P ARLIA11ENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELECTION AcT:

Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher that the Govern· ment should bring in a bill abolishing the system of electoral rights and providing for the adoption of the Hare-Spence system of voting and voting by post; obs. by Mr. See, Mr. Edelen; motion bpsed, 473.

PENITENTIARY AND PRISON FOR FEMALES : Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan that it is expedient

that the erection of a penitentiary and prison for femaies near Rand wick, as recommended by the Public Works Committee,

Iiv PEN IXDEX TO SUBJECTS. PRI

Vo1ume3 1, 2, 3 4.

PENITENTIARY AND PRISON FOR FEThiALES ( ctd.): be carried out, debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, Mr. Affieck, 3713; Mr. See, Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 3714.

PETITIONS: Aberdare Collieries Company Bill-in favour

of, 1820. Blockholders of Ganmain-for reappraisement

of land, 1285. Citizens' Association of Broken Hill-for work

to be provided for unemployed, 3220. COhen, Isaiah Reginald-Against return to

Parliament of W. H. Mahonv, 9iH. Commonwealth Portland Cement Company's

Bill-for leave to introduce, 819. Emily Gilfeather-for presern.tion of rights

in Devonsire-street Cemetery, 1820. Extension of Franchise to \Vomen-in favour

of, 1022. Extension of Franchise to vVomen-against,

1022, 121& . Evangelical Council-asking that proceedings

of the House might be opened with prayer, 1359.

Industrial Arbitration Bill-against passage of, 2319.

Inverell Qo_s Company-for leave to bring in a bill, 3338.

Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill-in f:wour of, 958, 3625.

Liquor Traffic -·for prevention of Sunday selling, &c., 1920; for prevention of sale of liquor to children under 16 years of age, 3039 ; for abolition. of free luncheons by hotelkeepers, 3220.

Local Option-in favour of extension of, &c., 3432, 3573, 3625, 3704, 3771, 3826, 4025, 4073, 4178, 4259, 4430.

Moore Estate Acts-for amendment of, 484. Municipalities Act-for amendment of, 3711. Petersham Christian Conference-for the

House to be opened with prayer, 2858. Pitt-street Presbyterian Church-against Pres

byterian Church Property Management Bill, 3552.

Presbyterian Church of Australia-for leave to bring in a bill, 3323.

Shop~eepers of Newcastle, \Vest Ma,itland, a,nd St. Leonards-for legislation to abolish coupon system, 2893.

Stanley, \Villiam-for redress of grievance, 3003.

State Labourers' Union-for employment, 4073, 4178.

Steamship Owners-for protection of rights of employers, 2087.

Stewart, Andrew-Against return to Parliament of P. J. Clara, 961.

Truck Act Amendment Bill-in favour of, ll20, 2589.

Violette, William Bradley-for leave to be represented before select committee, 4259.

~raine, John Charles- Against return to Parliament of A. D. Nelson, 669.

\Yesleyan Church Lauds Validating Bill-for leave to introduce, 1022.

White Cliffs Residents-for elimination of certain clauses from J\iining Bill, 3491.

PILOT SERVICE, NEWCASTLE : Adj., moved by Mr. Dick to discuss the

state of the pilot service at Newcastle, 504; debated by Mr. Waddell, 506; Mr. Edden, 508; Mr. Dick, in reply, 509 ; motion negatived, 510.

PRINCE ALFRED HosPITAL: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the Public

vVorks Committee the expediency of constructing additions to Prince Alfred Hospital, 1246 ; agreed to, 1247; report of Public Works Committee presented, 2639; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that the propo~ed additions be carried out, prodded the cost does not exceed £!5,000, and subject to the alterations in the details of the plans as recommended by the PulJlic \Yorks Committee, 3230; debated by .i\Ir. C. A. Lee, :Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3231; Mr. Moore, Mr. Carroll, 3232; ::'lfr. Moxham, Mr. Anderson, Mr. J. Hurley, 3233; Dr. Ross, 3234; Mr. D. O'Connor, Mr. Haynes, 3235 ; Mr. Hogue, 3236; Mr .. Gormly, i.VIr. Affleck, 3237; Mr. Cohen, Mr. O'Sullivar, in reply, motion agreed to, :3238.

PRIVILEGE: ARTICLE IN "TRUTH" : Motion by Mr. Archer, that the leading

article entitled "A Legislative Scanclal," appearing in Truth, which paper is owned by the hon. member for Northumberland is a brea,ch of privilege nnd a gross libel on the House ; article read by the Clerk, 2561 ; debated by Mr. J. Hurley, Mr. See, 2562; Mr. Hogue, 2564 ; Mr. Crick, 2565 ; l\Ir.

, D. O'Connor, 2566; Mr. Gormly, Mr. Anderson, 2567 ; l\Ir. Haynes, 2568 ; Mr. Sleath, 2569; Mr. R. D. Me~gher, 2570; Mr. \Yood, 2573; Mr. Jessep, 2576; .1\ir. Cann, Mr. Affleck, i'\-Ir. Ferguson, 2577; Mr. George, 2580; Mr. E. J\I. Clark, 2581; Dr. Ross, 2582 ; J\Ir. Ard10r, in reply, motion agreed to, 2583 ; motion by IIIr. See, that the House; to morrow, proceed to inquire into the statements made in the article referred to ; and that the hon. member for Northumberland be requested to attend in his place at 5 p.m. to be heard in reference to the motion, agreed t0, 2583 ; obs. as to absence of Mr. Norton from the House, :\fr. See, Mr. Crick, Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 26H ; Mr. C. A. Lee; Mr. J. ('. L. Fitzpatrick, 2642; Mr. 'Whiddon, Mr. Slea,tb, Mr. Haynes; order of the day postponed, 2643; obs. by Mr. Norton, 2816; :Mr. Ed den, 2818; motion by Mr. See, that having heard the hon. member for Northumberland, Testatements published in 'l'ntlh, and the hon. member having withdrawn, the House accepts his expbnut.ion and apology, 2818; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 2820; .i\lr. R. D. Meagher, 2823 ; Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 2824; Mr. McGowen, 2826; Mr. D. O'Connor (who mo\-ed, as an a,menrlment, that the hon. member for Northumberland l>e reprimanded by Mr. Speaker), '2827 ; Mr. Carruthers, 2829; Ilfr. Crick. 2832 ; 1i r. Nielsen, 283!; 11r. Edden, 2835; .Mr. Dacey, 2836; Mr. J. Hurley, 2838; Mr. Geotge,

PRI SESSIO:-< 1901. QuE lv


PRIVILEGE (continued) : ARTICLE IN "TRUTH" (continued)

2839 ;. Mr. Archer, Mr .. Jessep, 2841; Mr. Lonsdale, 2842 ; Mr. Ferguson, 2843 ; Mr. Broughton, Mr. Haynes, 2845 ; Mr. Moore, 2848; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2850; Mr. Miller, 2852; amendment negatived, motion agreed to, 2854.

STANDING ORDERS : Comwil: Obs. by the Hon. N. Hawken, 3931.

PuBLHJ \VonKs Co~DIITTEE : Council: The Hon. IV. R. Campbell, the Hon.

A. Kethel, and the Hon, J. Hughes elected, 887.

Assembly: Messrs. Hawthorne, McFarlane, McOowen, and Moore elected, 849.

PYRMONT BRIDGE EXTENSION : Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Pn blic \Yorks Committee the expediency of carrying out works in extension of the Pyrmont Bridge now in course of construction, 3242; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 3243; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 3244 ; report of Public \Vorks Committee presented, 4075; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that the proposed works be carried out as recommended by the Public ·works Committee, debated by Mr. Price, -i508; Mr. Kelly, Mr. Jessep, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4510 ; Mr. Samuel Smith, 4511 ; Mr. O'SulliYan, in reply, 4512, motion agreed to, 4513.

Q QUEEN VICTORIA, DEATH OF:

Message from His Excellency the LieutenantGovernor, announcing the death of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and accession of King Edward VII (Council) 13; ( Assembly) 206; motions adopting address of con. dolence to his Majesty the King (Council) 369 ; (Assembly) 379.

QUESTIONS: ABATTOIRS: For Northern Districts-Mr. Estell, 442.

ABERDEEN HOSPITAL : Sale of old Building-"1[?-. Fleming, 1919.

ADRIAN, MR., P.l\L : Remarks by-1\fr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1173,

3220. ADULTERATION OF FOOD : Prevention of-D1·. Ross, 839, 1035, 1715,

1854 ; ]}h. Fanwll, 843. ADV A~:CES TO SETTLERS ACT : Amendment of-Jlfr. Jllaclllahon, 1558; 1\fr.

JJJ. 1\1. Glad• (for 1\fr. 1\facMahon), 1852; 1\Jr. Pyers (for 1\!7·. B1·iner), 3272.

ADVERTISEMENT HOARDINGS : RemoYal of-.Mr. JJJ. jl!J, Clark, 2640.

AGENT· GENERAL. THE : Precedence-1\fr. Whiddon, 3217. Reports of-1\fr. Ajjleck (for 1\fr. Wright),

1395 ; 1\£1·. TV?"ight, 4026. Services to the State-1\b-. Slealh (for lrfr.

Willis), 3701. " AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE" : Bot&nical Informatron-1\h. Hogue, 376.

QUESTIONS (contimted): AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS: Supply of-1\f?·. T. Fitzpatrick, 3275.

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF: Allora Spring \Vheat-1\f?·. Nobbs (for Mr.

Haynes), 2031. Camping Reserves-1\b·. Webster, 4611. Cape Weed-1\fr. lJJ01·ton, 20:36. Experimental Farms-1\Jr. Fleming, 899; Mr.

Haynes, 957 ; Mr. W. F. Hlwley (for Mr. Reymond), 1171; 1\b-, Young, 1283; Mr. Gillies (for M1·. lJladfahon), 1392; Mr, Walsh, 2897, 4601, 4607.

Fruit Exported-1\fr. Dacey, 322; Dr. Ross, 4171.

Fruit Grown at Hawkesbury College-Mr. Dacey, 322.

Fruit Imported-Mr. Dacey, 322. Hawkesbury College Students-l.!r. Nobbs

(for 1\fr. Haynes), 2031. Horse-breeding-1\fr. Sleath, 3492. Information Bureau-l>f1·. Willis, 1286. Inoculation of Stock-Dr: Ross, 774, 1765,

4173. Inspectors--.lY£1-. Daay, 322; D1·. Ross, 12:33,

1561, 4173. Inspector Ffrench-M1·. Webster, 3274. Meyninck, Mr.-1\fr. Jrebste1·, 3273. Sale of Stud Bulls-Mr. Morton, 2035, 2636. Separate Ministerial Control-Mr. 1\forton,

377, 440, 2894; Dr. Ross, 1233; Mr. Brine1·, 2890.

Tick Dips-1\ir. lJlclntyre, 2032; Dr. Ross, 2811.

Tuberculosis-D1·. Ross, 4527. "AJAX," PILOT STEAMER: Master of-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 1715.

ALBUI!Y HOSPITAL : Matron-1\h. Nobbs (for 1\Ir, Lonsdale), 1762.

ALIENS IMMIGRATION ACT :. Prosecutions under-JYfr. J. G. L. FitzpatTick,

1766. ARCHBISHOP KELLY:

Arrival of-.Mr. Haynes, 3221, 3274. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS : Purchase of-1\fr. Dacey, 32i3.

ART SOCIETY, TH~; : Grant to-Mr. R. D. Meagher, 2816.

ASSEMBLY, THE: Answers to Questions- Mr. Dacey, 608 ; Mr.

J. C. L. Fitzpatricl~, 2897. Condoublin Election-1\fT. Dacey, 2122, 2273;

1\[r. J. F. Smith, 2278. Formal Business-M1·. Arthm· Griffith, 669. Improvement of the Chamber-.1Yfr. Davidson,

1767; 1\[r. Broughton, 1919; 1\fr. R. D. M eaghe1·, 2559 ; 1\h·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3004.

Libels on the House-Jib·. Gem·oe, 2813. Lighting of the Chamber-lib·. Whiddon, 775. Limitation of Debate-1\!1·. Gormly, 2895. Motions of Adjournment-Jlb·. JJJdden, 3409;

]J[J·, J. C. L. Fitzpatn:cT.·, 3488. Order of Bnsiness-Mr. B. Hall, 1665; Mr.

C. A. Lee, 1860, 3221, 3:?79, 3339. Penalising Ron. Members-llh. J. C. L. Fitz·

patriclc, 3494. Printing of Public Documents-Jlh· . .T. G. L.

Fitzpatrick, 1958; 1\fr. Gcnnly, 3961.

lvi Qu-E INDEX TO SL.BJECTS. QuE

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): ASSEMBLY, THE ( COiltinued): Private Business-.llfr. Anderson, 3828 ; 11:b·.

Kelly, 3328. Questions 'Vithout Notice-.11£1-. .liicGowen,

445; .llfr. J, Hur/ey,2S'J7; .llfr. D. O'Connor, 3774, 4433.

Reduction of Members- Mr. Edden, 30,2816; Mr. Nobbs (for .11{1-. D. Storey), 1393; .llfr. Affleck (for JJ!r. D. Storey), 1659 ; M1·. Wood, 1716; JJir. Levy, 2035; .~fr. J. Hurley, 2419, 2816, 3~29; Mr. W. F. Hu1·ley (for J~Ir. Chapman), 2586 ; }.[r. Nobbs (for Mr. Hogue), 340S; M1·. Whiddon, 4255; Mr. Winchcombe, 4612.

Sleeping Accommodation for Members-M1·. Dick (for Mr. Walsh), 1236; JJ!r. Walsh, 1558, 2559, 3004.

ASYLUM A:-ID GAOL CHAPLAINS : Attendance of-M1-. Affleck, 2032.

ASYLUMS FOR THE I:1'1FIRM : Diet,&c.,atRookwoodAsylum-M1·.McGowen

(for•Mr. Holman), 603. AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM :

Exhibits of Fish-11{1-. Co/ten, 328. AUSTRALIAN STATISTICS : Publication of-M1·. As!tton, 3002, 3005.

BAKERS: Hours of Work-11£1-. Dacey, 772.

BANK BALANCES BILL : Introduction of-JJir. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 449.

BA::-!KS: Reserve of Gold-Dr. Ross, 604.

BATHING: Regulation of-Mr. E. M. Clark, 2354; Mr.

Haynes, 3830, 3961 ; ~~fr. Nobbs (for Mr. Haynes), 4177.

BAZAAR AT WALLSEXD: Gambling at-JJfr. Jessep, 2590.

BEECH, RALPH : Prosecution of-lib·. Walsh (for M1·. Norton),

2417 ; Mr. Price, 2640. BEER: Adulteration of-JJb-. C. A. Lee, 1664.

BELMORE PARK: Use of-JJfr. Kelly, 1571.

BENEVOLENT ASYLU~! : Governor Macquarie's Gates--Mr. J. C. L.

Fitzpat1·id:, 2638. Sale of old Buildings-JJb'. Haynes. 109.

BERNSTEI:>, DR. : Allegations against-.llfr. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·icl:,

3959, 4427. BLAYNEY SHOW-GROUl;"D: · Dedication of-M1·. Noubs (for 1Jf1·. Haynes),

1171. BLOCKHOLDEHS BILL :

Extension of provisions to Newcastle District -.llh. Scobie (for J,fr. Estell), 774.

Provisions of-llfr. Dacey, 3222. BOARD 0~' HEALTH : Account owing to :Mrs. Cooper-M1·.J. H1trley,

501. President-11Ir. R. D. Meagher, 1237.

llOILERS : Inspection of-11h. }.f cGou:en (for M1·. J.

Storey), 3701.

QUESTIONS ( contimred): BOXUSES ON PRODUCTS: Payment of-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 322I.

BREAD CARTERS: Monthly Holiday-JJfr. Hollis, 3706, 3770.

BREELONG MURDERERS : Pavment to Mr. R. Woods-JJb·.J. C. L. Pit~

patJ·id, 4024._ Pursuit of-}.!1·. Richards, 1232.

llREWERS: License Fees-JJh. Quinn, 4428; Mr. Young,

4532. llUCKLEY, MR. THOThiAS: Dismissal of-JJb·. Ferauson, 1769; M1·. E.lii.

Clarl;, 4534. BuiLDING ACT !

Amendment of-lob·. Oakes, 961. BOLLI RELIEF FUND: Management of-JJb'. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,

3102. BURWOOD COLLIERY :

Explosion at-Mr. Edden, 3276, 4260, 4430. 'BGS DRIVERS : Hours of Work-D1-. Ro.ss, 2036.

CABLE NEWS: Tmnsmission of-J,fr. Wriaht (for Mr. Quinn),

4023. . CANCER HOSPITAL : Erection of-D1-. Ross, 3431, 3769.

CENSCS, THE : Collection of-Jh. Nelson, 4608.

CF.XTEXNIAL PARK: Proclamation of Streets near-Mr. Jessep,

186U. Resting-House-JJ£1-. -~Ioxham, 562.

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIOXS : Reduction of Expenses-Mr. Haynes, 1764.

CHILDREN: Begging or selling in streets-Jfr. Nel.son, 498;

.llh. W. F. Hurley (for ~1fr. Nel8on), 66b; Jllr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for l'rfr. Haynes), 665.

CHINA, \\-AR IN j

Cost of Contingent-Jh. Affleck, 326. CHINESE: Naturalisation of-JJir. Levy, 2035.

CHINESE GA)IBLING DENS : Prosecntious-Mr. Price, 377.

CHINESE IX THE STATE: Number of-.Mr .. llfclntyre, 327.

CHISESE·3!ADE GOODS: Marking of-.1fr. Gillies (for lYh. Sullivan),

12S3. CIRCULAR QUAY: Condition of-]Jb·. Kelly, 1570, 1663. Shops at Jetties-Jh. E. M. Clm·l;, 3270. Steamer Traffic-JJfr. Pozce1·, 1170.

CITIZENS' LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY: Sale of Land to-.llfr. E. M. Clark (for J,{r.

Gilbert), 730. CITY OF SYDNEY MUNICIPAL LOAN BILL :

Second Reading-JJ£1·. Dacey, 559; l'rh. Kelly, 1ll5, 1520.

CIVIL A)IBULA:-;'CE BRIGADE : Conveyance of People to Hospitals- M1·.

Whiddon, 3958. Premises occupied by-D1·. Ross, 1393.

CIVIL St:RVICE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY : Sha.reholders-JJfr. Haynes, 4071, 4528.

QuE QuE 'lvil


QUESTIONS (contimwd): CLOSER SETTLEMEKT BILL : Amendments in--.llh. Moore, 3708.

COACH ACCIDE:<rT NEAR GULGONG : Death of James Long-~lb·. Byme, 1562.

COAL: Conveyance to Northern Rivers-Mr. Jessep,

1768. Deck Cargoes on Steamers-Mr. Nobbs (for

Mr. Oakes), 1959. COAST HOSPITAL :

Qtlarters for the Sbaff--~'lfr. Dacey, 601, 8i0, 1119.

COLO RIVER: Use of water power-Mr. J. C. L. FitzpatTick,

843, 3706, 3770. COoUIERCIAL AGEXTS : Appointment of-.1lf?o. Cann (for MT. Ardd

bald Campbell), 3216; Dr. Ross (for Mr. A1·cher), 4256.

CO:l!MONWEALTH CELEBRATIOXS : Bonuses to Public Servants-.llfr. J. C. L.

Fitzpat1·ick, 442, 450, 603, 729, 1395. Expenditure-M1·. A.ffleck, 326; M1·. Brunker,

326; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatricl~, 329; .~fr. Nobbs (for .llfr. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick), 4071.

Imperial Troops-.llh. J. C. L. Fitzpatl·ick, 3408, 3431, 3624.

Medals for School Children-1lir. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 4073.

Official Record-.lll!-. J. C. £. Fitzpatrick, 3337.

Swearing-in Pavilion-.1lfr. Whiddon (for .Wr. Latime1·), 897.

COl\IMONWEALTH, THE : Claims against-.ill!-. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for

JJfr. Sullivan), 1714. Federal Tariff-M1-. J. C. L. Fitzpatr~:ck,

2120, 2279, 2354, 2-!17; !tb· .. Whiddon, 2123, 2417, 2637, 3005, 3406, 4170; M1·. Nobbs (for Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 2277 ; Mr. R. D. .llfeagher, 2420 ; JJh. Jessep, 2895; M1-. Haynes, 3223; M1·. '1'. R. Smith, 3622.

Properties taken over from the State-Mr. Brunker, 1399; llfr. R. D • .llfea[Jher, 1566.

Responsibilities of the :Federal GovernmentMI-. Q·ninn, 2274.

Seat of Government-.llh. Kobbs (for Mr. Carruthers), 3955.

Services rendered by State Government-Mr. Dacey, 331.

Transferred Services-.llb-. Ge01·ge, 4258. CO~IPULSORY ARBITRATIO:-r ; Communications from Federal Government

Non. ]{. Hawken, 1218. CONSOLIDATED LAXD BILL: Introduction of-M1·. A.fileck, 1658.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE STATUTES : Act No. 13, 1901-11{1·. Price, 4177. Payments to Consolidators-_llfr. J. C. L.

Fitzpatrick, 499 ; Mr. Latime1·, 4529. Unintentional alterations of Law-Hon. C. E.

Pilcher, 48i; .ill!-. J. C. L. FitzpatTick, 899.

CONSTITUTION ACT: Amendment of-M1·. Levy, 2035.

QUESTIONS (continued) : COOK PARK: Use of-11fr. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 3624.

CO·OPERATIYE COUPON COMPANY : Allegations against-.llb·. Young, 4530.

COROXATION OF THE KING : Remission of Sentences-.llh. Holman, 296(1. Visit of the Premier-.llfl-. George, 3707; JJb·.

A1·che1·, 3767 ; .ill!·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4076; lb. Anderson (for ]Jr. A1·che1·), 4257.

COUNCIL, THE : Accommodation for Members-lion. C. E.

Pilcher, 2710. COUNTRY TOWNS' WATER WORKS: Payment for- .ill!-. T. H. G1·ijJith, 733.

CRESSWELL, WILLIAM : Release of-Mr. E . .1lf. Ciw·k, 498, 1570, 1962.

CROWN LAKDS DEPART~lENT : Abandoned Land-M1·. Edden (for M1-. Quinn}

728. Auction Sales-.ill!-. J. C. L. FitzpaM·ick, 448·. Ballots-M1·. T. Fitzpatrick, 1!)21; Mr . .1lfoo1·e,

3434. Berry Jerry Hvlding-lib·. GormlJ!, 897. Blue Mountains Leases-1>/r. J. C. L. Fitz·

patrick (for .bf?o. Richards), 2353. Bogami\qi Blocks-.llh. Web.•ter, 3335. Central Division Lands-llfr. Gormly, 897 ;

Dr. Ross, 1853 ; JJb-. Clam, 3964; Mr. Collins, 4429; Mr. Car1·oll, 4609.

Closer Settlement-.llf!-. J. C. L. Fitzpatl·ick, 1962.

Condobolin District, Settlement-.~[!-. J. C. L. Fitzpal!-ick, 2811.

Dighton, Inspector-Dr. Ross, 3272, 3825. Draftsman, Hay Office-Mr. Lonsdale, 1284. Eastern Division Leases-.IJir. P1·ice, 4434. Exchanges-.bh. Levien, 30 ; M1·. Norton, 30;

.lfl·. Macdonald, 377; 1lf1·. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 500, 898, 1037, 1234, 1661, 3433, 4607 ; .11/r. E. M. Cla1·k (for )If~·. Price}, 728 ; .ill!-. Price, 1571 ; 1lfr. W1·ight, 2352 ; .llfr. Webste1·, 3334; l>£1·. Nobbs (for Mr. Haynes), 4171.

Extension of Leases-lib-. E . .1lf. Clw·k (for .llfr. Price), 728 ; .llfr. P1·ice, 157!.

:Forest Reserves-JJb-. P1·it'e, 1040; Mr. J. C. £. Fitzpah·ick (for JJfl·. Richw·ds), 2353;

.llfr. B1·ine1·, 2891; .llfr. Haynes, 4599. Forestry Regnlations-11l!·. Briner, 2891; .11{!·.

.llforton, 4180; Mr. D. R. Hall, 4610; Mr. Price, 4610.

Ganmain, Block holders at-1li'r. Mom·e, 3278. Gates across Roads-Dr. Ross, 1036. Goorianawa-, Gora, and Youlbung Holdings-

JJfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for M1-. Richards)~ 842.

Gundare SettlenoPnt. Lea~cR- .IJl!-. Eichard-1, S24.

Haddon Rig Settlement Leases-1lf r. 111 ac· donald, 376.

Homestead Selections, Conversion of-M1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, ll72.

Land Grants-1lf1·. J. C. L. Fitzpat;·ic!~, ll72. Mercadool Case-llfr. R. D .• Weayher, 961;

Jlh·. D. R. Ilall, ll72; Mr. Sleath, 1667. Midkin Duck Farm-l!fl·. Webslfr, 3334. Moree Bore Areas-Mr. Webster, 3335.

lviii QuE INI)EX TO SUBJECTS. QuE

Volumes 1, ~' 3, 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): CROWN LANDS DEPART211ENT (con#nuecl): MumLlebone Holding-ffh. ~JIIcGowen, 4602. Nannmi Holrling-Dr. Ross, 1564. Officers' Sa;aries-.llfr. Estell (for .llh. Nelson),

2416. Portion 2, Goolagong-.Ur. A1·tlmr G1·ijfith

(for JJh. Holman), 841. Reappraisements-.ll.fr. Carroll, 7:32; JJ[r.

Byrne, 837 ; .11!?·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1173; .llfr. B1·ine1·, 203:! ; M1·. Oan·oll (for lrir. Chapman), 2416.

Regrading of Officers-Mr. Hogue, 1856. Resumption of Land for Park, North Sydney-

.llfr. E. JJ[. Cla1·k, 2034. Ringbarking-.llfr. Moore, 1039. Rossiville Estate-1l.fr. Rose, 372. Selectors' Unpaid Balances-.llfr. Lonsdale,

2036. Settlement in Hay District-J.fr. Byrne, 837,

1561. Settlement in 'Valgett District-Dr. Ross,

4072. Special Lease to \Vinn and Lee-Mr. Haynes,

844. Surveys-Dr. Ros.~, 2892. Tamworth District Inspector-Mr. JJf oore,

1177, 12S5. Terragong Swamp-~lffr. j)[orton, 2636. " Tied" Leases-Dr. Ross, 2739. Tonderbrine Settlement Leases-Mr. Mac-

donald, 376. TraYelling Stock Reserves-Mr. J. 0. L.

Fitzpat1·ick (for .llfr. Richards), 2353. vVages of Stlrveyors' Men-.ll.fr. Nielsen, 501,

604, 1859; Jib·. Affleck, 2119, 2355. Water Reserve, No. 1,182-D?', Ross, 2739. 'Vestern Division Leases-Dr. Ross, 2415;

Hon. C. J. RobeTts, 4515. 'Vood-cutters' licenses-Mr. Dacey (for 1l.fr.

Nielsen), 1959. CROWN LANDS LEGISLATION :

Introduction of-lifT. Daley (for M1·. B1·iner), 3335.

CUSTO~{-HOUSE OFFICERS : Removal from Albury-11/r. T. H. Griffith,

1237. CUSTOMS STAFF, SYDNEY: Appointments- .Mr. Nobbs (for .llh. Car-

1'Uthe~·s), 3955. DAIRIES: Supervision of-Dr. Ross, 2120.

.DAJ,EY, r.IR. JAMES: Allegations against-Mr. J. Hurley, 4605 .

. DAI<LING HARBOUR RESUMPTIONS : Arrears of Rent-M7·. Power, 1398. Compensation-1lf1·. Brunker, 325 ; ]}[r.

Affleck, 326 ; lifT. E. .!JI. Clark (for Mr. Daley), 1233; Han. W. J. 'l'1·ickett, 1280; Mr. Farnell, 1398.

Cost of-M~·. Ashton, 2036. Intere~t Charges- Mr. Nobb.s (for 11!7·. D.

Storey), 1393; Han. JY. J. T1·ickett, 1629; }J.fr. A.shton, 2036.

Rents ReceiYed-.llf?·. Brunker, 325; .llfr. . Affleck, 326, 1179. Valuation of Properties-Mr. Affleck, 326;

.11£7-. Cohen, 373.

QUESTIONS (continued): DARLING HARBOUR WHARVES RESUMPTION ACT : Compensation Claims-M1·. Walsh (for Mr.

R. D. llfeagher), 3!88; M1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4429.

Issue of Inscribed Stock-llfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1565; JJ:fr. Brunker, 1716.

DARLING ISLAND : Ballast for Works upon-.1117·. Law, 1284,

1559 . ·wharves, &c.-JJ.fr. Samuel Smith, 1917.

DARLING RIVER : Net-fishing- M1·. Edelen (for Mr. Scobie),

1663 . Snagging-Mr. Scobie, 774, 3828. Trade and Commerce-Mr. Scobie, 773.

DAWES POINT : Erection of Morgue-./Jfr. E. M. Clark (for

M1·. Daley), 4169. DAWES POINT RESERVE : Utilisation of-Mr. Daley, 555 ; Mr. E. 111.

Clm·k (for Mr. Daley), 1761, 4169. DEFENCES: Camp at Clarendon-~'lfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,

2034. Federal Commandant-Dr. Ross, 4074, 4180. Inspection of Stores-Mr. Quinn, 842. Lancers-11:17·. Dight, 1563. Meda1s-./Jh. Fegan, 1923, 2640. Officers' appointment-.llfr. Sleath, 1767. Officers who served in South Africa-Mr. C.

A. Lee, 2636. Railway Passes for Riflemen-}}fr. J. C. L.

Fitzpatrick, 2034. Rifle Clubs-JJfr. TV. F. Hu1·ley (for Mr. B.

Hall), 4527. Small Arms and Ammunition-Mr. Brough

ton, 733; .ll.fr. Quinn, 842 ; Mr. Kelly, 1767.

DENTAL SCHOOL : Erection of-M1·. Edelen, 328; Han. H. Stuw·t

(for Hon. Dr. Nct.sh) 1218. DEVONSHIRE-STREET CEl>iETERY:

Employment of Men-11fr. E . .II. Clark, 777 ; 1!76 ; JJ.fr. Whiddon, 3004; Mr. R. D. JJfeagher, 3040; JJfr. Levy, 3574.

Opening of Graves-Dr. Ro.s.s, 604. Sale of Shovels-Mr. Williams, 670. Sand removed from-JJh. Kelly, 4610. Subscriptions to Hospital-Mr. Daley, 1957. Tombstones-./Jfr. Davidson, 1173.

DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT CHARITIES: Office of-lrh. Dacey, 840.

DISCOUNT COUPON SYSTEM : Abolition of-.!Jfr. Law, 1764, 1765, 1960,

2277, 2589, 2895; lifT. lhynes, 1764; Mr. ATtlm1· Griffith, 1960; .llfr. Edden, 1960.

DREDGE SERVICE : At Newcastle- 1fir. Hawtho1·ne (for Mr.

Farnell), 4598. . Engineers-.~h. E. J[. Olarl.:, 957.

DROUGHT, TIIE: Losses through-D1·. Ro<s, 771.

DRUJ\BiOND, THOMAS : Application for Money-.~{r. T. R. Smith,

895.

QuE SESSION 1901. QuE lix:

23 July to 20 Decemler, 1901.

QUESTIONS (continued): E.AllLY-OLOSING ACT:

Carters' Holiday-M1·. Holli-~, 3706, 3770; Mr. Hollis (for M1·. McGowen), 3768.

Evasion of-J.f?·. Youn,q, 499. Special Permits-M1·. Collin-~, 1857.

EIGHT-HOUR DAY: Holiday for Railway Employees--llfr. T. R.

Smith, 844. ELAND: Introduction of-Mr. Carmther8, 440; J.b-.

J. Hurley, 4611. ELECTORAL ROLLS: Compilation of-J.b-. Webster, 481; .iJb·. E. M.

Clm·k, 663. ELECTORATES : Alteration of-J.b·. Bntnl~er, 325; Mr. JVood,

669, 733. ELECTORS' RIGHTS : Distribution of-~~f1·. Slcath, 30.

ELIZABETH-STREET, SYDNEY: Resumption of Property-J.fr. J. C. L. Fitz·

pat,-ick (for M1·. Sulliwn), 1714. EMPLOYERS' LIAlliLITY ACT: Amendment of-J.f?·. Levy, 2638.

ESKBANK IRONWORKS : Purchase of-1lfr. Cohen, 1173. "EY~A," STEAM LAUNCH: Purchase of-1lir. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 7i3.

FARM"JmS' AND SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION : Resoiutions of Conference-llfr. T. R. Smith

(forD,-, Ross), 1661. FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE: ' Selection of--M1·. Ca!'rttthe1·s, 843, 4432; Mr.

Cohen, 90J; JJh. Hayne_., 1174; Mr. 1'. Fitzpat1·ick, 1175; "~11-. Price, ll66, 4432; lrfr. Archibald Campbell, 1239; JJ[r. A.f!leck, 1918; 1lfr. Briner, 21!9; JJb·. Broughton, 3434; .JJ£1·. 11Iorton, 4513; JJh. Donald-son, 4G06 ; Jlf-r. Brunl~er, 4607.

FINANCE: Additional Estimates-Jib-. Wal87>., 3626. Auditor-General's Report-.llir. A8hton, 333. Contractors' Vouchers-.friT. Donaldson, 2123;

JJfr. Walsh, 3708. Drawbacks-.1!!?-. Whiddon, 4532. Expenditure from Consolidated Revenue

Fund-.lJfr. Brunker, 325. Expenditure from Loan Fnnds-1lf1·. Brunker,

325; .ll[T. A.f!leck, 32{). Financial Y ear-.JJir. A.f!leck, 4i532. Four-Million Loan-.frh. Haynes, 1177; 11-b·.

Dacey, 1237 ; JJ[r. Ashton, 1859 ; Jfr. D,tvidson, 2037 ; 3fr. R. D. Meagher, 4606.

Funded and Inscribed Stock-.1!11-. . lllcCoy, 1lil, 1305.

Interest on Loans-.JJfr. R. D. JJlPagher, 3004. Loans Raised-.JJf?·. A.ffleck, 326, 1562. Position of the State-.llfr. Brunker, 325;

JJI?-. Whiddon, 38'27. Public Debt-.~b-. Affleck, 1562. Remission of Taxation-.JJh. JllcCoy, 3219. Revenue and Expenditure-.J1h. J. C. L.

Fitzpat1·ick, 3273 ; Dr. Ro.s.s, 382G. . Revenue Collected by the Commonwealth

.JJfr. Cohen, 1285, 2815; .llfr. Nobbs (for Jlfr. Can·uthp,·.s), 1917; ]Jir. Quinn, 1023; JJir. Ashton, 2037.

QUESTIONS (continued): FINANCE (continued) :

Suspense Account-.JJ,fr. A.ffieck, 1854. Treasury Accounts-.l!fr. A.ffleck, 1034. Treasury Bills Deficiency Act--JJ,fr . .;.Vobbs

(for M1·. D. Storey), 1855. Trust Funds-.JJfr. A.f!leck, 2032. Unpaid Vouchers-2lfr. NobiJs (for lYh. D.

Storey), 1855. FIRE BRIGADES : Special Vote-JJf?· . .lliorton (for JJfr. Winch

combe), 3408. FIRE BRIGADES BILL : Introduction of-J.h. Kelly, 331; Mr. Affleck,

960 ; M1·. Haynes, 960. FISHERIES BILL : Introduction of--lvh. Farnell, 2894 ; J.h.

Archibald Campbell, 3773; JJfr. Gillies (for lih. Sullivan), 4023.

FISHERIES COMMISSION : Composition of-JJ,fr. Dacey, 440, 496. Employees' Salaries-.JJh. E. JJ.f. OZark, 3218. Meetings-.lJ,h. Dacey (for M1·. Sullivan),

1120; JJfr. Dacey, 4178. Prosecu-tion of Fishermen-.frh. Dacey (for

JJ[r. Snllivan), ll20. Speech by Mr. Farnell-M1·. Haynes, 2421;

Jlfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for 111r. Haynes), 3001.

FORESTRY BILL : Introduction of-.JJf?·. E .. llf. Clark, 730; Han.

A. Kethel, 885. }'ORESTRY CONFERENCE: Report of-JJ[r. Sleath (for j}[r. Sullivan) 2353;

JJfr. Sleath, 235G, 2419; .llh. E. M. Clark, 2418; Mr. Gom,Zy, 241!); JJ.fr . .llfoTton, 4180, 4534; Mr. P1·ice, 4610.

FORESTRY DEPARTMENT: Creation of-JJ!r. Levy, 3338.

FORTUNE-TELLERS : Prosecution of-.~[T. Scobie (for Mr. Snllimn),

2417. FRAKCHISE BILL :

Voting by Post-],[?·. Haynes, 445. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES : Annual Demonstration-M1·.E. JJ.J. Clark, 730. Registration of-11{,·. Ajjleck, 896. Report on-llfr. R. D. J)Jeaghe,·, 776; Mr.

J. C. L. Fitzpatr£ck, 842. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DILL:

Second Reading-1>fr. H.ogne, 1521 ; MT. A1·chibald Cu,mpbell, 2419.

GAMBLING: Prevention of-D1·. Ross, 838 ; 11£1·. E. M.

Clark (for 1lfr. Daley) 1761. GARBAGE DESTRUCTOHS : Construction of-.llh. Nobbs (for Mr. Hogue),

3825. GARDE~ ISLA~D :

Erection of Canteen-.llfr. Fegcm, 3624. GEKOWLAN SHALl" J\IINES : Strike at-11!1'. J. C. L. FitzpatJ·ick, 958, ll77,

1858, 2358, 2590, 3275 . "GLAl7CUS·PREMIER" COJ..~LISTON: Inquiry into-.llb·. D. R. Hall, 452.

Ix QuE INDEX TO SUBJECTS. QuE

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): GLEBE ISLAND ABATTOIRS : Employees' Hours of Labour-M1·. McGolcen

(for M1·. Law), Hll8. Inspectors-lib-. J . .P. Smith, 3626; M1·.

J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4025. Removal of-.llfr. Dacey, 1177.

GOAT ISLAND : Use of-.llh. Willis (for 11fT. Daley) 1170.

GOLD: Shipment of-Dr. Ross, 604.

GOODLET AND SMITH, LIMITED : Contracts-Hr. Nobbs, 773 ; Mr. Fallicl.:,

3768. GOVERNJ\IENT CONTRACTORS : Payments to-.llfr. Gormly, 372.

''GOVERNMENT GAZETTE'': Publication of-.llfr. Kelly, 3270.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : Electric-light-.llfr. Gillies, 556. Machine Assistants-.llfr. Law, 3571. Overtime-.llfr. Carroll, 2420. Salaries of Compositors, &c.-M1·. Fegan (for

l<Jr. Fe1·guson), 2639; llh. Kelly, 4602. Temporary Hands-.llh. George, 1174, 1395;

.llh. A.ffteck, 1560; llfr. Levy, 2276 ; Mr. J. C. L. /i'itzpatrid:, 4530.

Test Examination-Hr. Nobbs (for M1·. PMl· lips), 2588.

GOVERNMENT STEAMERS : Picnics-.llh. Gillies (for .llh. Da.ley) 3215.

GOVERNMENT STORES : Unloading Drays at-.llh. Nobbs (for Mr.

Winchcombe), 3824. GOVERNMENT, THE : Attorney-General-llfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick,

3703, 4430. Deputations to Ministers-.llfr. Dacey, 1122. Honorary Ministers-Mr. Haynes, 669. Ministers in Court-11-lr. P1·ice, 501, 667,

1759; 11!?·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 558; Han. J. 111. Creed, 654.

Ministers' Travelling Allowances-.lllr. Hogue, 3702.

Secretary for Public \Vorks-l<fr. PTice, 1041; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3493.

Titles of Ministers-M1·. Carruthe1·s, 900. "GRAFTON" STOHES : Lease-.llh. E. JJJ. Clark, 2033.

GROSE RIVER ELECTRICAL SCHE~1E : \Yhen to be carried out-1lh. Haynes (for

.1111-. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 323. HAMILTON SWAMP NUISANCE : Abatement of-11!7-. Gilbe1·t, 3571.

"HANSARD" STAFF: Appointments-.llfr. Law, 3219.

HARBOUR EXCUHSION STEA:IIERS : Overcrowding-Hr. Levy, 2637.

HARDWOOD TIMBERS : Conservation of-Dr. Ross, 1033; lf[r. Cohen,

1039. Royalty on-.lib-. ]). R. Hall, 3038. Suitability for Buildings, &c.--M1·. E. 111.

Clark, 838; JJ:[r. Levy, 2034. HAWKERS: Licenses-.ilfr. Carroll (for .llfr. Chapman),

2416 ; 11fT. T. R. Smith, 2635.

QUESTIONS 1 ~ontinuecl): "HISTORICAL RECORDS OF NEW SOUTH WALES" : Publication of-lolr. A.fftecl~, 373, 555; 11!?·.

J. C.. L. Fitzpatriclc, 439 ; 11'1?-. Dacey, 779. HORDERN'S FIRE :

Employment of 1\Ien-M1·. Nielsen, 444, 561 ; 11!?-. Edden, 445.

Removal of Debris-Jlfr. Prire, 670. Re-opening of Gipps-street-Jlr. George, 502.

HORSE BREEDERS : Conference-ilfr. Affleck, 2357.

HORSE·FERHY TRAFFIC : Between Sydney and North Sydney-lfir.

E . .llf. Clade, 374, 608. IIOSPITAL ACT : Amendment of-Jlr. Gilbe1·t (for 11fT. Dick),

2415. HOSPITALS: Endowments-.lllr. TVTight, 438. Paying Patients-D1·. Ro.ss, 3102, 3335. Private Hospitals-Dr. Ross, 2356. Sale of Refuse-Mr. Jessep (for "lfr. Latimer),

1565. Subsidies-Dr. Ross, 3335.

HOSPITALS FOR INSANE : Attendants-11!7-. Moxham, 561, 606, 773,

1119, 2896, 3492 ; .llfr. Dick, 775; .ll[r. NobTJs (for M1·. 11/oxhxm), 2588; Dr. Ross, 3622.

HOTEL LICENSES : Issue of-1<11-. Gillies, 1565.

HOURS OF LABOUH : Vanmen, Carter3, Milkmen, &c.-lff?". E. Jf.

Clark, 838, 894; JJ[r. Affleck, 1034; .~11-. W. F. Hurley (for 11!7-. George), 1714.

HUDSON" BROTHERS : Contracts- 1lfr. Nobbs (for Ah. Lonsdale),

4530. HUGHES' HOTEL, SYDNEY: Quarantining-"~!7-. Daley, 773.

HU~fBLE V. HU:IIPHltEYS : Appeal to the Privy Council-"~!7-. Farnell

(for M1·. Edden), 439; .lllr. Edelen 19U2, 3705.

IIYDATIDS : Spread of-Dr. R"ss, 2355.

ICEBERGS: In Southern Ocean-Dr. Ross, 3702.

INCOME-TAX : Arrears-"llr. E. 11[. Clark, 663, 1397; .lllr.

Noub8 (for 1111-. J. C. L. Fitzpat?·ick), 4073. Evasion of-.ll[r. J. C. L. Fitzpat1"ick, 1855. Exemption of Commonwealth Ofticers-M1· .

J. C. L. /i'itzpatrick, 1283, 2034; .llfr. Levy, 1284, 1568, 1923.

Exemption of Federal Legislators--llfr. ]{ortan, 1568.

Refnnds-11!?-. Levy, 900. Tax on Incomes from Farm Produce--lib·.

Fleming, 19ID. INDECENT PUBLICATIOXS ACT: Prosecu-tions under--Mr. Levy, 2633.

INDUSTRIAL AHBITRATION BILL : Introduction of-1lfr. Edden, 502.

INEBHIATES: Home for-lib·. Cohen, 4430.

INLAKD RIYERS : Navigation of-.llf1·. Quinn, 378, 603; .llfr.

Da~:is (for .llfr. Quinn), 441.

QuE SESSION 1901. QuE I xi

23 July to 2) De~ember, 1901.

QUESTIONS (continued): INSANITY:

Legal Definition of-.lib-. A1·tlmr Grijfith (for .llfr-. Holman), 841.

INSPECTOR OF RCAFFOLDIXG : Appointment of-Mr·. Samuel Smilh, 670.

INSURANCE OF WORKMEN : Proposad Legislation-1lf1·. Fegan (for Mr.

Holman), 2353. INTERNATIOXAL EXHIBITION, SYDNEY:

Desirability of-Mr. RTonJhlon, 481. JAM:

Adulteration of-llfr. Farnell, 843 ; .llfr-. Jessep, 1570; 11fr. Kelly (for 1111-. Price), 3489.

JEIWIS BAY: Labour Settlement-.llfr. Nobbs (for Jfr. Mor

ton), 3767. JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF:

Alleged Outrage on a Girl-.llfr-. Wldddon, 1920; Jib-. Kelly, 1956; 11fr-. Scobie, 2278.

Amalgamation of Departments-Mr. Wood, 444.

Associate to Chief Justice-Jib-. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 499.

Bail, Admitting Accused Persons to-.llfr. Coleman (for M1·. 111 oore), 2587; 11!7·. jJfoore, 2742 ; llfr. E. JJI. Clark, 4432.

J3allina, Clerk of Petty Sessions at-1lf1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3103, 3569.

Bellingen Court of Petty Sessions-Mr·. Briner·, 2119.

Betting: Prosecutions-fofr. Price, 961. Bogan Gate Court-house-llfr·. Clam, 3830,

4023. Bowraville District Court-llfr·. Fegan (for

JJJr. Briner·), 2352. Boy Sentenced to be Flogged-.llfr·. J. C. L.

Fitzpatrick, 4179; ]Jfr. "~filler, 4230; 11Ir. Sullivan, 4395 ; 111 r. Willis, 4395 ; .lib-. JJJ clntyr-e, 4432.

Central Police Court--Dr·. Ross, 894. Charge ot Conspiracy-11fr·. Daley, 3338 ;

l'rfr-. Br·oughton, 3434. Chief Justice, The-lib·. Haynes (for .lfr. J.

C. L. Fitzpatricl:), 323; .lib·. Dacey, 323 ; !Y£1-. Haynes, 375; MT. A1·th1w Griffith, 561; .lb-. J. C. L. Fitzpatr·ick, 4430.

City Coroner-Mr·. E. JJI. Clar·l•, 1857. Clerk of the Peace-.llfr·. Daley, 2031. Clerks of Petty Sessions-.llb·. '1'. R. Smith,

3568. Clines ve1·sus Cooper-.llh. Law, 4256. Conviction fol' Kissing in a Street-.llfr. R.

D. Meaghe?", 1176. Coroner's Court: Jurors-lib· . .llfcGowen (for

.llfr-. Carr·uthers), 89.3. Criminals from other States-1111-. Kelly (for

M1·. S1tllivan), 4177. Crown Prosecutor \Vade-11f1-. Leoy (for .lib-.

B. B. O'Conor), 1854; 11h·. J. C. 1~. Fitz. patr·ic!c, 2587; 11fT. Cohen, 2741.

Crown Solicitor-M•·. Hogue, 1857; .llfr-. Cohen, 3005, 3493, 3621; 1111-. R. D. Meagher, 32i7, 44a3; -~h. S1tllimn, 3278; .llfr-. Price, 4433.

Crown Solicitor's Officc-l.fr. Snllimn, 603; .llh. Kelly (for Jfr. Sullivan), 3960.

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

District Court Rnles-1111·. Price, 377. Drunkards-..lrfr. Kelly (for 11!1·. Sullivnn),

4177. Eugowra Conrt-house-Dr·. Ros.~, 3102, 3223. Female Jurors-Mr. Wnlsh, 1921. Female Magistrates-1111-. Haynes, 1922. Freeman versus Railway Commissioners-1111'.

Arthw· G,-i_ffith, 4434, 4605. Harris veTsus Carruthers-Mr. J. Hurley,

3703, 3772. Imprisonment for Non-payment of Costs

.!Jf r. Sttllivan, 3268. Imprisonment of a "\Voman and Child--1111-.

Haynes, 2589; .llfr. Affleck (for .llfr. Sullivan), 2639.

Judge Docker-11fr. Nobbs (for 1lf1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 3828; 11£?-. J. C. L. Fitzpatr·ick, 4527, 4609.

Juries: Exemptions--~[?·. T. Fitzpatrick, 665. Justices of the Peace : Appointment of-Mr·.

Ashton, ll20, 1121 ; 11!?-. Dacey, ll21 ; 11fT. Edden, 1121; .11[,-. E. M. Clark, ll21; Hon. N. J. Buzacott, 11329; Mr·. Affleck, 3701; 11Ir-. Levy, 4606.

Juvenile Offenders-Dr. Ross, 839. Leadville Police Court-11-fr-. J. C. L. Fitz.

patrick, 3220. Magistrat6s : Reappoiutments-llfr. Affleck,

328; 11fr-. Sleath (for Mr. Walsh), 955; Mr. Reymond, 1283.

New Angledool Court of Petty Sessions-Dr. Ross, 4601.

Picton Bench of Magistrates-JJh·. Levy, 2637. Police Magistrate, Albury--Mr. T. H. Grijfith,

3704. Police ~fagistrate, Dungog-Mr·. Price, 666,

1570. Police Magistrate, Molong-Dr. Ross, 839,

3569. Police Magistrates' Appointment-11fr·. Bri

ner·, 3001. Police Magistrate, Singleton---:11fr. Dight,

1562. Police vasus Lawson-Mr. Holman, 3960. Prisoners' Inclulgences-.llfr. Sleath (for 11/r-.

Norton), 2638. Prosecution for Non~production of"License

.llfr. Wahh (for 11Ir-.R. D. 11feagher·), 3488; 11!1·. IV ood, 34 88.

Prosecution of a ~fail-carrier-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 667.

Prosecution for illegally Selling Liquor-.~fr. Slwth, 1961.

Removal of Prisoners-2l!r. E. M. Clad• (for .llfr. Daley), 602.

Rez v. Thompson-11fr-. 1Jlclntyre, 3408 . Rez v. Woodfo.ll-Mr. Arthur· Griffith (for

.lib-. Holman), 841. Secretary to Attorney-Geneml-.llfr. Levy,

379, 441, 443, 449; Mr. Cohen, 500. Solicitor-General--11h. Haynes (for Mr. J. C.

L. Fitzpatrick}, 323; 11Ir. Cohen, 330, 500, 1563, 2741; 11fr.1Jlc/ntyre, 373; .llfr. Levy, 1038, 1120; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2417, 2587.

Stipendiary Magistrates--11fr-. T. R. Smith (for .llh. D. O'Connor), 4023 .

l;.ii INDEX TO SUBJECTS. QuE

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS ( contimted): JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF (continued) :

Supreme Court Judges-Afr. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 4427.

Under Secretary of Justice-Afr. Haynes (for M1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 323.

White, Robert, Imprisonment of-llfr. Nielsen (for M1·. Holman), 448.

:JUVENILE SMOKIXG : Prevention of-Dr. Ross, 1396, 2414. Smoking Rooms-D1-. Ross, 2355.

KENSINGTON RACE·COURSE : Lease of-Mr. E . • II. Clark (for l'rfr. Daley),

1853 ; M1·. Edden (for Afr. Daley), 2276. KEROSE~E:

Manufacture of-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpa,trick, 3272, 3g6o.

lUNG'S BIRTHDAY, THE : Celebration of-llfr. Law, 1397.

LABOUR C0~1MISSIONERS: Expenditure-Air. Whiddon, 955, 1118; Afr.

Sl-.atk(for M1·. Samuel Smith), 1660; 111r. ·Price, 1922; l'rfr. Kelly, 1961; Mr. Nelson, 3271.

Meetings-l'rfr. Whiddon, 955 ; lrb·. Sleath (for Afr. Samuel Smith), 1660.

Men employed through Labour Bureau- Mr. . Power, 4598. Officials-Mr. Whiddon, 955; Mr. Sleath (for

. Afr. Samuel Smith), 1660. Report of Bnreau-M1·. Gillies (for Mr. Car

ruthers), 557; Mr. Hogue, 2590. LAJ\!BTON, MR. S. H. : Pension-Mr. J: C. L. Fitzpatrick, 557, 670. LA~D APPEAL COURT : Cost of Administration-Mr. Davis, 773.

LAND·TAX: Arrears-Mr. E. M. Clark, 663; Afr. Nobbs

(for Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 4073. Payments-l'rfr. E. JJf. Clark, 2032. Valuations-Mr. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 663;

Mr. Haynes, 730, 1666; Mr. A.flleck, 1034; JJfr. JJfoore, 1666; Mr. Dacey, 3222.

LAND·TAX BILL : Withdrawal of-llfr. A.flleck, 4076, 4180.

LAND TITLES OFFICE : Improvements- Jrh. Broughton, 1286; Mr.

Nobbs, 1522, 3336 ; llf1·. Mahony, 3962. LANGLEY, MR. WILLIAJ\I : Allegations against-Mr. Haynes, 600, 901,

4259, 4431, 4605. LAVENDER BAY BATHS: Approach to-21fr. E. 11!. Clw·k, 3218, 3335.

LAW COURTS : . Erection of-M1·. Farnell, 447, 1287, 3336.

LAW OF LIBEL : Amendment of-Afr. Haynes (for l'rfr. J. C.

L. Fitzpntrick), 323; Mr. Levy, 2034. LICENSING ACT : Amenclment of - Mr. Jessep, 2123; Mr.

Whiddon, 4256. LIEUTENANT·GOVERNOR, THE : Aid-de-Camp-M1·. J. G. L. Fitzpat,-ick, 499. Salary-Mr. Hnyne.s (for JJfr. J. C. L. Fitz.

patrick), 323; Mr. Dacey, 323; Mr. Haynes, 375 ; Mr. A,-thur Griffith, 561.

LIFTS: Inspection of-llfr. Nelson, 444.

QUESTIONS (continued) LIGHT·HOUSES : At Crookhaven Heads-M1·. llfm·ton, 4258. Control of-Mr. Price, 901, 4172.

LIQUOR ADULTERATION : Prevention.of-llfr. 2'{o,-ton, 2815.

LORD HOWE ISLAND : Electors-llfr. Broughton, 1852.

MACLEAY RIVER QUARRY : Accident at-lib-. B1·iner, 896.

1\fACQUARIE FIELDS ESTATE : Resumption of portion of-Dr. Ross, 2891.

UAITLAND HOSPITAL ENABLING BILL : Introduction of--Mr. Gillies, 1279, 1521.

"MANLY," S.S. : Accident to-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpcttrick, 558;

Mr. Haynes, 777. MARGARINE:

Sale of-M1·. Fleming, 1918. l\IARI.'IE BOARD :

Report by Public Service Board- Mr. McGowen (for 11!1·. Samuel 8mith), 899 ; Mr. Levy (for Mr. Collms), 1659; JJfr. Samuel Smith, 2590; llfr. Snllivan, 3279.

MARRIAGE BILL : Provisions of-M1·. Power, 123i.

nrASTERS AND SERVANTS ACT : Actions under-llfr. A.flleck (for llfr. Snllivan),

1852. MKINLEY, PRESIDENT : Assassination of-Mr. Willis, 1177.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS : Registration of~ Mr. E. 111. Clarl,, 1762.

METROPOLITAN FIRE BRIGADE : Grant to-Mr. Nobbs (for Mr. Hogue), 3823. Men's Quarters-llfr. Burgess (for Jrfr. Hol

man), 3824 New Station-llfr. Broughton, 4514.

METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT : Charges-Mr. Sullivan, 500. Licensing of Public Vehicles-Mr. Ltvy, 374;

llfr. Fallick, 2740. Traffic Regulations-·M1·. E. JJ[. Clark, 3216,

4600. METROPOLITAN TRANSIT COMMISSION : Disbursement of Funds-.lfr. E. llf. Cla,-k,

555. l\1ETROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD: Cost of Works-Mr. Willis (for llfr. Wright),

371. Ofilcers' Salaries-M1·. Jessep, 2120; Mr.

Bro1lghton, 4180. Proposed Legislation-Air. Kelly, 331 ; Mr.

Levy, 2035. MILK: Adulteration of-Dr. Ross, 3219.

MILSON'S ISLAND : Ownership of-1Jf1·. Dacey, 322.

MILSON'S POINT LAND RESUMPTION : Valuations-lib·. Price, 29.

l\IINERS: Loans to-JJfr. Fegan (for l'rfr. Ca-rroll), 4170.

MI.'IERS' ACCIDENT RELIEF ACT : Amendment of-l'rfr. A1·thur Griffith, 65; Mr.

Eclden, 65; llfr. Fegan (for M1·. lv[acDonell), 772.

Expenditure-Mr. A.flleck, 2032.

·QuE SESSION 1901. QuE .lxiii

23 July to 20 December, lSOl.

QUESTIONS (continued): :MINES INSPECTION BILL :

Introduction of-Mr. Cann, 331 ; Mr. ·williams, 2896.

MINING: Burwood Colliery-Mr. Edden, 1238, 1962,

2036, 2419, 3705, 3772. Cremorne Coal-mine-M1·. Edden, 2898; JJ[r.

Estell, 3005. Gold and Mineral Leases-JJfr. Nobbs (for

M1·. Lonsdale), 3958. Illawarra District Mining-Mr. Archibald

Campbell, 3101. Lands withdrawn from Reserves - Mr.

Richards, 324. Mineral Leases, Barrier District-M1·. Sleath,

1037. Mineral Licenses-JJfr. Wood, 4434. Mining Lease, South Coast-Mr. Ajfteck (for

M1·. Hayne8), 3337. Mount Keira Colliery-JJ[ r. Nicholson, 442, 449. Prospecting Vote-JJh. Gann (for Mr. Hol

man), 441; JJ[r. Carroll (for Mr. Chapman), 2415; M1·. Briner, 3001.

Public Batteries- JJ[r. Ga1'1'0ll (for Mr. Chapman), 2415.

Rocky River Goldfield- Mr. JJfaclJfahon, 1392.

Scottish Australian Mining Company's Leases -Mr. Estell, 1394.

Weighing of Coal-JJfr. Fegan, 4075; Mr. J. Hurley, 4180.

'Vickham and Bullock Island · Coal-mineJJ£1·. A rth11r G1·ijfith, 3962, 4532; Mr. Fegan, 3962.

MINING BILL : Introduction of-Mr. Sleath, 1765; Mr.

Miller, 3207 ; M1·. Clm·a, 3627. MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT : Amendment of- M1·. Moore, 331, 453, 1766,

4076. MOLONG HOSPITAL : Subsidy-Dr. Ross, 896.

MOORE·HTREET IMPROVEMENT ACT : Contributions under-Mr. Haynes, 2585. Report of Commissioner-M1·. Haynes, 4025.

~lUNICIP AL : Amalgamation oLr.funicipalities-Mr. J. C.

L. Fitzpatriclc, 956. Sanitary Inspectors-Dr. Ross, 1282. Subsidy-Mr. Nielsen, 327.

MUNICIPAL BILL : Conference on-JJ{r. Collins, 4428. Introduction of-Mr. R. D. JJieagher, i021;

Mr. Nobb.~ (for JJ[r. Hawthorne), 2418; Mr. Fan1ell, 2589 ; Mr. Levy, 2638; Mr. Kelly, 4612.

J\lURRA Y RIYER : Net-fishing-Mr. Edden (for M1·. Scobie), 1663. Snagging-M1·. Scobie, 774.

NAPHTHA AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS: Storage of-Hon. J. M. Greed, 885.

NATIONAL ART GALLERY : Portico-JJ!r. Latimer, 3959. Trnstees-JJfr. Ashton, 2892.

NATIONAL PARK: • Proposed Exchange of Land-Mr. Archibald

Campbell, 4598. Trustees-JJfr. Quinn, 1922.

QUESTIONS (continued): NATIVE FLORA:

Destruction of-JJfr. JJforton, 731. NATIVE TIMBERS : Presen·ation vf-Mr. E. M. Clarlc, 838; Dr,

Ross, 1035; Mr. Cohen, 1039. NAVIGATIIYN DEPARTMENT: Assessors-Mr. Noqbs (for Mr. McCoy), 3955. Mr. Marshall-Hr. Law (for M1·. J. Storey),

4174. Survey Branch-JJfr. Law (for JJir. J. Storey),

4174. NEWCASTLE AND STOCKTON :

Traffic between--Mr. Dick, 734, 1286. NEWCASTLE DOCK ACCO~IMODATION :

Inquiry by Experts-JJfr. Fegan, 668, 1175, 3961 ; JJb·. Dick, 1666, 1859, 4533.

NEWCASTLE PILOT BOATlllEN : Allowance in lieu of Quarters-Mr. Dick, 1715. Arrears of Pay-JJfr. Dick, 4533, 4605.

NORFOLK ISLAND: Administration of Justice at-llfr. J. G. L.

Fitzpatrick, 3217. NORTHERN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADES ASSOCIA•

TION: Grant to-Mr. Nobus (for JJ[r. Hogue), 3823.

NORTH SHORE HORSE FERRY : ·Engineers-Mr. W. F. Hurley (for Mr,

George), 1714. NORTH SYDNEY WATER SUPPLY: Stoppage of-Mr. E. Jlf. Clark, 4601.

NORTON, MR. JOHN: Summons against-Mr. Farnell (for Mr.

Arche1·), 3334. NOXIOUS WEEDS : Eradication of-lb. Ajfteck, 556.

OBSCENE LITERATURE : Sale of-Mr. Ajfteck, 1763, 1856; JJb·. R. D.

JJI eaghm·, 1764. OBSERVATORY PARK, SYDNEY: Trustees, &c.-Mr. E. J1[. Clark (for Mr,

Daley), 4071. OLD·AGE PENSIONS : Amendment of the Act-Mr. Ajfteclc, 1562;

Mr. Levy, 1661; M1·. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 1762, 1763.

Appeals-Mr. R. D. J1feagher, 4533. Applicants-M1·. JJ[oore, 331, 443, 453, 497,

554,609, 778; 11fr. Byme, 837; M1·. Walsh, 1122; Mr. Mclnty1·e, 1122, 1236; Mr. Willis, 1123; Mr. Donaldson, 1237 ; JJfr. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick (for JJfr. Quinn), 1714; Mr. JJfcGoy, 1856 ; Mr. Briner, 2033 ; JJ[r. Collins, 2585 ; Mr. Kelly (for M1·. B~trgess), 3489.

Cost of administering the Act-M?·. Davis, 1661 ; Mr. McGowen, 1956.

Deputy-Registrars-Hr. Ajfteck, 1562. Employment of Pensioners-Mr. Edden, 3493. Investigation of Clairr.s-JJfr. Wright, 329;

Mr. Dight, 376; JJ[r. Bnmker, 443; Mr~ M oor·e, 1122.

Metropolitan Board-.i!fr. Aifteck, 1854. Payments-1lfr. Nobbs (for Mr. J. G. L. Fitz

patrick), 375, 845; Mr. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 605, 2354, 3002; Mr. Carroll, 608; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 609; Mr. Levien, 776; Mr. Brunker, 837; D1·. Ross, 1040; JJ[r. Norton, 2278; Mr. T. R. Smith, 2585.

h:iv QuE INDEX TO SUBJECTS. QuE

Volumes 1, 2, 3. 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): ()LD·AGE PEXSIONS (continued): :Reciprocity between States-Jifr. ~Moore, 1570;

llfr. Farnell (for 11!1-. Daley), 2585; M1·. J. Hurley, 3626.

Relatives of Pensioners-M1·. J, C. L. Fitz. patrick, 898. •

Remuneration of Boards-Mr. J. 0. L. Fitzpatrick (for Mr. Richards), 497; Mr. WalBh, 497; ltfr. Edden, 558, 560; 11!1-. T. R. Smith, 3573.

Temporary Clerks-JJfr. E. M. Clark, 3268; M1·. Nobbs (for ltfr. Oakes), 3268 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for Mr. Sleath), 3570.

Total Expenditure-Jib· . • T. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 898; 11!7·. Walsh (for Jl{r. Gilbe1·t), 1118; llfr. Haynes, 3626.

OMNIBUSES: Overcrowding-Mr. Kelly, 1400.

ORANGE PEEL : On Footpaths-Dr. Ross, 3829.

OYSTERS: Leases-.llfr. Fegan, 2416; ltfr. David8on,

2589. PACIFIC ISLANDS : Government of-Mr. Farnell, 3488.

PARKS:

Expenditure on-l'rfr. Wright, 329; M1·. T. R. Smith, 958.

PARLIA~IENT HOB"SE: Erection of New Buildings-Jib-. Affleck, 3269,

4024, 4074; J111·. 1'. R. Smith, 4071. PARRAlliATTA ASYLUM: Fire at-lt£7·. JJfoxham, 332, 4074. Treatment of Inmates-llfr. Famell (for llfr.

Daley), 2584. PARRAMATTA RIVER :

Condition of-lJ£1·. Famell, 3336. PATENT lliEDICIXES: Sale of-11!7-. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3490.

PATENTS: Applications for-llh·. Haynes, 4602.

.PILOT SERVICE : Hours of Work-ltfl-. E-stell, 444.

PINE APPLES : Importation of-JJfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatricl~,

4170. 0

PLAGUE, THE : Expenditure-1Jf1·. Affiecl;, 326, 842 ; llfr.

Mcintyre, 3572; 11!7-. P1·ice, 3705. Payment of Compensation-l'rh-. B.B.O'Conor,

30; lt[J-. Edden, 30; llfr. A.ffieck, 326 ; M1·. Davis, 442; Jl{r. Fa1·nell, 443; lib·. Nobbs (for 1Jfr. D. Storey), 1393.

Rats-Dr. Ross, 4172, 4528, 4529; JJfr. B,·ougldon, 4230; Jib·. J. Hnrley, 4611.

Recent Cases-Dr. Ross, 441, 3490, 3572, 4429; liir. Kelly, 3490; J1fr. Walsh, 3491.

PLEURO PNEU~IONIA : Outbreak of-Dr. Ross, 3963, 4021.

PNEUMONIA: Increase of-D1·. Ross, 2355.

POISONS: Sale of-l'rb-. B. B. O'Conor, 1521 ; Jib-. J. C.

L. Fitzpatrick, 3490. POLICE COURTS :

Touting for Business at-lJfr. Law (for .lib-. J. Sto,-ey), 4257.

QUESTIONS (continued): POLICE l\-IAGISTRATE AT BATHURST: Remarks hy-Jfr. Affleck, 1397, 1566, 1767,

2278, 2591. POLICE, THE :

Acting Gaolers-ltfr. Dacey, 555, 772. Allowances-~'1-fr. Dacey, 325, 497, 840; JJfr. . Nobbs (for Jrfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 376 ;

Mr. R. D. Meagher, 731, 3273 ; Mr. Nobbs (for Mr. D. Sto1·ey), 1283; Mr. Estell (for Jib-. Nielsen), 3003; Mr. Williams, 3494, 3623 ; M1·. Stcath, 3623.

Appeal Board-llfr. Sullivan, 500. Bowning Lock-up-1Jfr. Affiecl~, 4261. Clerks-JJir. Scobie (for JJb-. Dacey), 3770. Collection of Citizens' Rolls-Mr. MacMahon,

1560 ; 1111-. Nelson, 4606. Constable George McDonald-M1·. Sullivan,

501. Distribution of Electors' Rights-M1·. Nobbs

(for Mr. D. St01·ey), 1283 ; lib·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3408; ltb·. Haynes, 4534.

Ex-constable Stone-11!1". J. C. L. Fitzpctt1"ick, 3272.

Ex-Serjeant Stafford-l'rb-. Nobbs (for ltfr. Mackenzie), 4528.

Hours of Duty-Jifr. Whiddon, 1039, ll7l. Increase of Force-Jib-. J. C. L. Fitzpat,·ick,

956, 3827, 3959; M1". Gilbert, 960; M1·. Quinn, 1665; JJb-. Power, 1961, 4256, 4608; Mr. Whiddon, 4527; .JJfl-. Latime1·, 4533, 4603; M1·. Hawthorne, 4602; M1·. Sullivan, 4608.

Inspector-General-lib-. Haynes, 730; Mr. D. O'Connor, 4075.

Leave of Absence - ltfr. R. D. Meaghe1·, 332 ; ltfl-. Levy, 4072, 4599.

Licensing Inspectors- Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpat7·ick, 666; l'rir. Byme, 1282.

New Depot-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 3622. Payment of Pensions-Jib-. Nobbs (for Jib·.

Oakes), 3271. Payment of Sa1aries-1Jfr. E. JJI. Clark, 605 . Police at Roll Calls-ltb·. 111 acDonelt, 497. Police at St. Vincent's Hospital-Jif1". Oakes,

28ll. Police Band-M r. E . .llf. Clm·k, 2354. Police Quarters-JJfr. J. C'. L. Fitzpatrick,

3220, 3959. Private Horses-lib-. Dacey, 496. Probationary Constables-ltfr. Walsh, 561,

779; Jib-. Sleath (for llfr. Walsh), 955. Retirements-ltfr. R. D. Meagher, 3273. Ser.feant Hogg-l!fr. Po1ce1·, 4598. Sunday Duty-M1·. Scobie (for Mr. Kelly),

2277-Superannuation Fund -lth. Affleck, 557 ;

Jib-. Nobbs, 728; llfr. Power, 775; llfr. Anderson, 3494; 1J!1·. Levy, 3573; lth. T. R. Smith, 3622; ltfr. 1'. Fitzpatrick, 3622.

Superintendents-M1·. Law, 2588 ; M1·. Kelly, 2891.

Traffic Constables-11!7-. B1·oughton, 1036. Transfers--llfr. Dac<ey, 325. Uniforms-11!1·. Webster, 1919; l'rb-. Kell!f,

3407; llfr. Walsh, 34.94. PORT JACKSON STEAii!SHIP C0~1PANY:

Use of Jetty-ltf1·. E. JJf. Ola1·k (for }Jr. Ho.yne8), 1394.

QuE SESSION 1901. QUE lxv


QUESTIONS (continued): PO~TAL, TELEGRAPHIC., A!\'"D TELEPHOXIC DE·

PARTMllXT: Canowindra Post Office-Mr. Affleck, 2811,

2815, 3101. Carriage of Newspapers-Hr. Gillies, 3279. Clocks--.'11"1·. Affleck, 1399; JJh. J. 0. L. Fitz

patrick, 1559, .Jfr. Gilbert (for JJfr. Dick), 2415.

Delay in carrying out \Vorks-llfr. JJioore, 559, 1769, 1860; Mr. JV. F. Hn1'ley (for .Jh. Richw·ds), 1171.

Gunning Post Office-Jib·. Affleck, 3101. Mudgee Post Office-llfr. George, 4609. Officers' Salaries-.Jb-. Affleck (for .Jfr. Rose),

1958 ; .Jh. Cohen, 3216. Post Offices-JJ/r. Hctyn~s, 3223. Telephone Tunnels-.ilh. Kelly, 1398. Trundle Post-office-llfr. Clara, 17!4.

l'RICKLY PEAR : Destruction .of-.Jfr . . Moore, 4612.

PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL : Additions to-lib·. J. C. L. Filzpal1·ick, 2892 ;

Dr. Ross, 3102; Han. Dr. Kash, 3664 : 1lh. George, 3706.

Government Subsidy-llfr. J. C. L. Pitzpat>·ick, 1284, 2740.

l'lllZE FIGHTING : Prevention of-Mr. J. a. L. Fitzpat,·ic!.:, 30;

JJ[r. J. Hurley, 2742. PP,OBATE DUTIES ACT : Amendment of-.Jh. JJlclnty>·e, 2415.

PUBLIC HEALTH ACT : Amendment of-.1Jf1·. Mahony, 2421 ; lth.

Gilbe1·t, 2639 ; M1·. Estell, 3494. Repayments to Municipal Councils --llh.

Artlaw Griffith, i7G, 8!4. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION :

Broken Hill Technical College-.Jfr. Ganu, 1962.

Chief Iuspector-.Ab-. Price, 37!l, 901 ; llfl'. Gilbert, 1563; JJh·. J. a. L. J!'itzpat>·ick, 1920.

Christmas Holidays-11h·. Haynes, 4023. Corporal Punishment-Jlf>·. Levy, 501. Drili-Dr. Ross, 3560. J<:dncational Reforms-M1·. Edden (for ],[,·.

A1·thur G,·ijjith), 3269; llh. Wtbste1·, 3431 ; Mr. Levy, -1075, 4178.

Exemption Certificates-lib. Jessep, 3003. ~Fines for Non-Attendance-Dr. Ross, 2355. Fort-streP.t School - llh·. Ecllen (for llf>'.

Daley), 2276. Forth-streetSehool, Woollahra-JJb-. Latime1·,

2586. Gardiner's Road School Teacher-llfr. Dacey,

l23S ; JJh. Levy, 1238, 3826. <tranville (South) School-JJ/r. Ko/;bs, 666,

3826; liir. Whiddon (for llfr. Nobbs), 1566. Hurlstone College-Jlb-. . Ni,.lsen, 1859. Increased Salaries-.Jf>-. Jl!cGo!Gen (for Jh·.

Holman), 1235 ; lib-. IV1·ight (for llf1·. Levien), 1660; .Jfr. 1lf cf!'m·lane, 4025.

Inspectors' Reports-llh. Levy (for JJf?'. B. B. O'Gonor), 1855; .Jfr. Gillies (for lib·. Price), 3270.

Manly School-,~fr. llogur, 4603. ;Measurement of Children-D1·. Ross, 442!\ Mount Tamer School-ll!r. Youuy, 1037.

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QUESTIONS (continued): PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (contumed) :

Promotion of Teachers-lib·. Hollis, 440; Mr. Price, 668.

Pupil Teachers' Examinations--llfr. Daley, 841; llfr. Gillies (for Mr. Holman), 1281 ; Mr. G,:lbert, 4530, 4607.

Pupil Teachers' Hours of Work and Pay-M1". Gillies (for Mr. Holman), 1281.

Recommendations of Educational Conference -lib·. McGowen (for llfr. Holman), 895.

Salaries of Teachers-ll£1-. J. a. L. Fitzpatrick, 1284, 3337; JJb-. Cm·•·oll (for llb·. Price), 2814; J,fr. Gilbert, 3574 ; M1·. Price, 3707.

School Accommodation-Hr. Whiddon, 3270. School-cleaning-lib-. Levy, 608. School Fees-.Ab·. aann, 553 ; M1·. Haynes,

3828, 3961. Sloyd System-.A£1·. Whiddon, 1558. Special Classes-.Ab·. Nobbs (for M1·. Gilbert),

1284. Special preparation of Pupils-lib·. Levy (for

lib·. B. B. O'Conor) 1855. State Aid to Denominatio1ial Schools-llfr.

Jessep, 1398. Tamworth School-llfr. Walsh. 3338. Teachers' Certificates-Jb-. Affleck (for JJfr.

Jessep), 3002. Teachers' Life Assurance-Dr. Ross, 4527. Teachers in Sparsely-settled Districts-JJh.

Nielsen, 844. Teachers in the Defence Forces-.Jb·. Nielsen

(for },f>·. Holman), 1561. Teachers with Degrees-Dr. Ross, 3491. Teaching of History-lib-. Affleck, 1232. Technical College-ll/r. Jes.~ep, 1237, 2586,

4026, 4611 ; JJf>·. Nobbs, 2'277; ll£1-. Nobbs (for llh. Oakes), 2739 ; D1·. Ross, 3623.

Technical Education-.Vr. Hollis, 497 ; M1·. Latimer, 2586.

'\Vater Supply at Schools-llf•·· Haynes, 2815. '\Yongagong School-lib-. Reymoncl, 1394.

·~PUBI,IC LIBRARY, SYDNEY: Appointments to the Staff-lib-. E. llf. Clark

(for ll!?-. Daley), 4022. Destruction of a Book-},£,·. A.ffleck (for JJ£1'.

Kelly), 1659; JJb·. Brouphton, 2890. Dismissal of Assistants -Jb·. Gillie8 (for JJh.

.Afille>·), 2890; 1lh. Nobb.~ (for lib·. JJJcaoy), 3:27 4, 4•257.

Erection of New Building-.~h. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 956, 2i42; M1·. Kelly, 32i0.

Publication of Catalogue- Mr. '1'. R. Smith (for JJb-. George), 382.5.

PUBLIC OFFICER : Premises Rented by Governmeu~-l1/r. D.

O'Conn01·, 324. PUBLIC SERVWE : Abatements-.Jh. Haynes; 3825; lib·. R. D.

Jlfea,qlte1' (for .Afr. Gillies), 4175; M1·. Nobbs (for M1·. Haynes), 4175.

Annnicies-JJh. Dacey (for .Jfr. Holman), 1762.

Appeals-.llh. Pn'ce, 379, 901 : llf?·. E. H. alw·k, 602, :3700; JJh. E. 11£. Clark (for JJfr. Price), 729; ~~11·. J. C. L. Fitzpaf1·ick, 1041 ; .!Jfr. Dick (for JJh. Q1ti1·k), 3957; Mr. Moxham, 4176: .Afr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for 3h. Gillies), 4529.

lxvi INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): PUBLIC SERVICE (continued) : Appointment of Law Clerks-Mr. J. C. L.

Fitzpatl"icl:., 1235. Appointments- Mr. Affleck, 2635; Mr. J.

HU1·ley, 4072. Director of Charities-Han. Dr. Nash, 3664. Dismissal of Officers-.M1·. Fegan, 2895; ]}h.

Kelly, 2896; /llr. Moore, 2896. Employees, Government Stores--M1·. J!J. M.

Clark, 2032; Mr. Scobie (for J}f7·. Holman), 3958.

Examinations-11[,·. J1J clntyre, 605. Glynn, Mr. F.-Mr. Arthw· G1·iffith, 32i6. Government Statistician-J,fr. P1·ice, 901. Gratuities in Lieu of Leave of Absence-llfr.

Haynes, 378, 449, 3963 ; M1-. E. llf. Clark, 663; M1·. Latime1· (for J,fr. Oakes), 8!1 ; Mr. Cann (for llfr. FaTnell), 2812 ; Mr. Gillies (for M1-. McFarlane), 3101; M1·.

Farnell, 3336 ; M1·. Arthur Griffith, 3963. Hours of vVork-Mr. 11IcGowen, 3103. Increments- Mr. J. Hurley, 602; M1·. E.]}[.

Clark, 1038, 4600; Mr. Cohen, 3216; Jfh. Nobbs (for llh. Oakes), 3623; Mr. McGowen (for Mr. J. StoTey), 3701; M1·. Broughton, 3708, 4174; Mr. Kelly, 4601.

Leave of Absence-1lb·. Quinn, 1282; M1·. Levy (for Mr. Ashton), 1661 ; J,fr. Nobbs (for M1·. lltoxham), 3621 ; Mr. Levy, 4072, 4599 ; MT. JJ[oxlwm, 4176.

Life Assurance Policies-Hr. ,Worton, 4603. Loans tv Retired Civil Servants-Mr. E. M.

Clark, 1563. Messengers-Mr. E. Jlf. ClaTk, 667, 774,

899. Non-payment of Debts- JJh. J. G. L. Fitz

patrick, 729. Payment of Civil Servants-M1·. Gillies, 846;

Mr. Cohen, 959, 1037. Pope, Mr. G. N.-llfr. Fm·nell, 3337. Re-grading -llf1·. E. 11!. Clark, 602, 4600 ;

Mr. Haynes (for .ilf.T. E. llf. G!m·lc), 2121. Retrenched Civil Servants--Mr. Affleck (for

Mr. Oa~es), 897; JJh. Nobbs (for 1lb·. Lonsdale), 4530.

Special Allowances- 11!1·. E:dell (for M1·. Nielsen), 3003; MT. Sleath, 362.3.

Sunday vYork-JJfT. Scobie (for ],[,-. Kelly), 2277; Jlfr. A1·thur GTiffith, 4534.

Superannuation Fund--lifT. Brino·, 327; li:Ir. Cohen, 3i3; JJfr. E. 11!. Clm·k, 602, 310!, 4170; M1·. Power, 775; JJh. Collins, 897; JJfr. Dacey (for JJfr. B>·oughton), 1119; JJfr. Broughton, 1559; lifT. Young, 3217, 3621; JJIT. Nobbs (for lofT. liioxham), 3621; Mr. l'rfoxham, 4176.

Temporary Employees -Nr. Walsh, 3774. PUBLIC SE!tVICE JfCT: Amendment of-llfr. Edelen (for Nr. Kelly),

3101. PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD : Appointment of :i\Ir. Snunders-llfr. J. C. L.

Fitzpatrick, 1238, 1393. Composition of Board-M1·. Quinn, 4504. Mr. Barling's Pension-JJfr. Gillies, 3268,

36:20, 3959; M>·. R. D. "1[eagher (for JJ[r. Gillies), 4175; M1-. T. It. Smith (for MT. Gillies), 4430.

QlJRSTIONS (conthmed): PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD (continued) : Mr. Barling's Report-"~[,-. T. R. Smith (for

JJ!7-. B. Hall), 4022; Mr . .Jessep, 4022. Temporary Memberf.-llfr. Quinn, 25!)0, 2740;

JJIT. J. 0. L. FitzpatTick, 3215. PUBLIC WORKS COI\ll\liTTEt; : Attendance, &c., of Members-.ilh. Affleck,

664; JJ£7-. Daley (for]}[?-. llforton), 774. Comments by Ron. N. Hawken- Jf?·. B!dlivan,

3625. Election of-Jffr. P?'ice, 1179.

PUBLIC WORKS, DEPARTMENT OF: Acton Bridge-J,fr. E~·an.~, 1664. Alexandria Storm water Channel-llfr. Ander-

son, 453. Bellinger River: Dredging-11fr. B1·ine1', 2033. Blackwattle Bay-MT. Hollis, 1179. Bullock Island Dyke-lib·. Nobb8 (for JJ[r.

Gilbert), 896 ; JJf1·. Gilbe1·t, 95-i. Cape Hawke Breakwater-Mr. P1·ice, 1179,

1956. Carpenters' \Vages-JJb-. Hollis, 1035, 1038. Carters' vVages-Mr. Kelly, 3i6i. Christmas Holidays-M1·. George, 4431. Clarence Ri\·er Harbour \Vorks-JJ[7·. Affleck,

324 ; l'rh. Brine1·, 2033. Correspondence-M1· . . 11Iac11Iakon, 2418. Crookhaven Heads Improvements - Mr.

llf or ton, 732. Day Labour Employment-JJfT. Sui/it-an, 500;

JJfr. Samuel Smith, 778. Double Bay Reclamation Works- l'rb-.

Whiddon (for JJfr. Latime>·), 897. Dredge Shop Work-llfr. Edden, 3827. Employment of local men on Public \Vorks

J}fr. illackenzie, 1962. Fitzroy Dock Employees- Mr. J. Storey, 1233,

123-i; M1·. Hogue, 1401 ; Jffr. Law (for Mr. J. Storey}, 1650; JJIT. George, 3i73.

Glebe Island Employees-M1·. Kelly, 450. Goolagong Bridge-JJh. Holman, 4612. Hunter River Flood Mitigation-J,fr. Gillie.~,

1042. Iuspectors-llfr. T. R. Smith (for J.b-. Thom

son), 4430. Kensington Sewerage \Yorks-11!7-. H. ClaTke,

3767. Marrickville Drainage \Vorks-.J£1'. Webster,

379, 441. Minimum vVage- JJfr. Hayne-<, :l79; l'rfr.

Anderson, 779; Mr. Law, 2038; lib·. Kelly, 4074; JJfr. Nobbs, 4074.

Moree District Flood Mitigation Works-llfr. Hogue, 1662, 1667; M1·. Noubs (for Mr. Hogue), 2637.

Newcastle Harbour \Yorks- }f'r. J. C. L. Fitzpat1·ick (for JJh. Farnell), 4l72.

North Shore Bridge-J}fT. E. l!f. Cla·1·k, 1565. Paradise Bridge-llfl'. IV. P. Hurley (for Mr.

Walsh), 1761. Public \Vorks: Loan Votes-.Jh. G. A. Lee,

3823. Pyrmont Bridge--lifT. Price, };)69. Rand wick Streets: Hepai!'ing of-1IfT. George

(for lfh. 1l! cGov:en), 4428. Road niaintenance Men-JJJ7-. Young, 499;

jj[r. Willis (for JJh. 1'. Ii. Smilh), 1118; Mr. 1Va/sl, (for Jlh. Gilbert), 1959.

SESSION 1901. QuE lxvii

23 Jillv to 20 December, 1901.

QUESTIONS (continued): PUBLIC WORKH, DEPARTMEl\"T OF (continued)! Road \Yorks-1Jfr. R. D. JJ[eagher, 845; M1·.

Gormly, 845 ; 1Jh. Kelly, 845 ; D1·. Ross, 1287' 2739, 4258.

Roads Expenrliture-M1·. Wood, 376; 1Jfr. Lonsdale, 2036; Mr. Briner, 2414; J1fr. Brinei' (for 11fr. 1Jfclnty1·e), 3002; M1·. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 3002; M1·. Gillies (for Mr. E. !If. Clark), 3038 ; 1Jf1·. Ajfteck, 3269, 4529.

Saudy Creeks \Vater Channel-,~f1-. Gormly, 4600.

Somerton Bridge-M1·. W. F. H1t1"ley (for M1·. Walsh), 1761.

Stone-breaking-1lh. W. F. Hu1·ley (for Mr. Richards), 1171.

Storm-Channel, Tamworth-1Jfr. Walsh, 1918. Stormwater Floods at Darlington-llfr. Sul·

livan, 1765. Surveys-Dr. Ros.~, 2891. Telephone Tunnel Vi' orks - }J?·. Sullivan,

776. Tenders for \Vorks-li'Ir. Gilbe?·t, 734. \Yater and Sewerage \Yorks, Cost of-Mr.

Willis (for 1Jf1'. Wri!fht), 371. ·white, Mr. T. P.-Mr. D. R. Hall, 3273. \Vindsor-Goulburn Road-Mr. 7'. R. Smith,

557. • Wood-blocking-1Jfr. Sullivan, 777 ; llfr.

JJ'hiddon, 1854. Woy Woy, Dredging at-1Jf1·. Daley, 2810.

PUNT SEHVICE : . Hours of \York-llh. E. J.l. Clark, 662.

QUATIAl\"TINE STATION: Forewoman Laundress-Mr. Le1:y, 606. Superintendent-Mr. Levy, 606.

QDIRINDI, ACCIDENT AT :

Inquiry into-"1!?-. Wincltcombe, 452. RABBIT BILL : Second Reading-1Jfr. Phillips, 1667; M1·.

Gormly, 3103, 3625. RABBIT PEST : Burning of Dead Rabbits-Dr. Ross; 3767. Fences-1Jf1-. Collins, 449, 1857 ; D1·. Ross,

2120; 1Jf1·. Lonsdale, 3335; Mr. Fleming, 333"8; Jl[r . .Nobbs (for 1fir. Fleming), 3432.

Price of Wire Netting-M1·. J. C. L. Fitz-pat>·ick, 1855.

Rabbits at Prospect-lib-. T. R. Smith, 3489. Rabbits in Molong District-Dr. Ross, 498. Rabbits in Shoalha\'en District-Mr. Dick (for

Mr. lllo1·ton) 12:35. Rabbits near ViTellington-lJfr. Wright (for

Mr. Quinn), 4023; Dr. Ross, 4527. RAILWAY ADnHXISTRATION:

Appointment of Royal Commission-Mr. Price, 667, 734, 961.

RAILWAY CO~UIISSIONERS, THE: Mr. Kirkcaldie-Mr. Broughton, 3625 ; 1Jfr.

. J. G; h. Fitzpatrick, 4531. RAILWAYS Al\"D TRA~IWAYS: . Advertisements on Stations-lJfr. Haynes (for

1Jf1·. J. 0. L. Fitzpatrick), 323 ; Mr. Price, 41i2.

Alexan,dria Tramway-Mr. Ande1·son, 4607. All-night Tram Service-llfr. Hogue; 843. Assurance of Employeeo;-M1·. Quinn, 1557.

QUESTIONS (continued): RAIL WAYS AND TRAMWAYS (COntinued) ;

Balmain Tramway-lJh. Law, 1395. Belmore Railway-lJh. Mackenzie, 1769; M1·. _

.Nobbs (for Mr. Mackenzie), 4528. Betterment-tax for New Railways- Mr •.

Donaldson, 1041. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway-1lfr. Clam, ...

606. Broken Hill-Menindie Tramway-Jlh. Scobie,

3039. Broken Hill, Railway to-Dr. Ross, 4175. Carpenters' vVages-M1·. Hollis, 839, 1035,.

1038, 1920. Carriage Seats-1Jf1·. JJforton (for Mr. Nobbs),

4169. Casino-Tenterfield Railway-Mr. Pyers, 1853,

3005 ; lib-. R. D. llfeaghe1·, 2893, 3964. Cassilis, Proposed Railway to-Mr. J. G. L.

Fitzpatrick, 328, 1960, 2897, 4260. Castlereagh-street Tramway-11fr. Broughton,.

332, 3493. Central Railway Station : Resumptions-Mr ..

Affleck, 371, 451, 3220; 1Jf1'. Haynes, 378;Mr. Kelly, 379; .JJ£1-. Broughton, 607; Mr. Carroll, 669; 1Jh. B. B. O'Gonor, 669;. lifr. Geo1·ge, 1116, 2895; lJfr. Nobbs (for .~[r. Winchcombe), 3272; Dr. Ross, 3701 ; M1·. Whiddon, 3958.

Central Railway Station : Erection of-lJb-. .Nobbs (for M1·. TVinchcombe), 4171; Dr .. Ros-•, 4174.

City Railway Extension-M1·. Dacey, 1122;. lJfr. E. 1Jf. Clm·k (for Mr. Bro1tghton), 1660.

Cleveland-street Trams-Mr. Nobbs (for lJfr. Whiddon), 3490; llfr. Whiddon, 3704. .

Cobar-Wilcannia Railway--M1·. Bleath, 1041,. 1568.

Consumption of Coal and Coke-M1·. Law, .. 1564.

Conversion of Tramways-1Jfr. Jessep, 1566. Conveyance of Corpses-llh. Richards, 3492. Conveyance of Fertilisers-Mr. Haynes, 1286,.

1560, 1859, 1922. Conveyance of Rabbits-M1·. Nielg~n, 1282. Conveyance of Sheep-lJfr. Yo1mg (for Mr._

Clara), 4257. Conveyance of Wool-1l£r. Mclnty1'e, 1663. Cooma-Bombala Railway..:_.JJfr. Wood, 1040,

1662. Cracking of a Fire-box-li'Ir. Hollis, 3956. Culc!tirn-Germanton Railway- Mr. ill ac

Donell, 330; 1Jlr. AfcLau>"in, 3708; M1·. Ajfteck, 4258.

Darling Harbour Railway Extension- Mr •. Fleming, 3408.

Delivery of Parcels-Mr. Nielsen (for M1·. Holman), 1561.

Devonshire-street Subway-Mr. Affleck (for· llfr. Whiddon), 1659.

Differenti&.l Rates-Dr. Ross, 4175. Dulwich Hill Tramway Extension-llh. Cohen

1037, 1962. Duplication of \'\'estern Railway Line-Mr •.

J. Hurley, 844. Dyke Cranes, Newcastle-1J£r. McCoy (for- 11fr. Gilbert), 4602. Eastern Suburbs Tramways-,~!?-. Quinn, 323~-

334, 1398, 1920.

Ixviii QuE INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS (continued): RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued): Electric Power for Tramways-Mr. E. M.

Clark, 1564; M1·. Quinn, 1662. Electriv Trams-M1·. T. R.' Smith (for Mr.

A1·cldbald Campbell), 3218; M1·. Whiddon, 4170.

Employees Acting as Insurance Agents-Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpctt1·ick (for JJb· .. McGowen), 3570.

Enmore-Dulwich Hill Tramway-M1·. Cohen, 1037, 3572.

Erskineville, Tmmway to-.ilf1·. Hollis, 775. Eveleigh Workshops Employees - Mr.

. McGowen, 607. Extra Payments to Employees-.ilb·. Scobie

(for .ilfr. E3tell), 774. Firemen's 'Vages-1\ofr. Kelly, 2121. Flagmen-Dr. Ross, 669, 731; 1Jf1·. Haynes,

3275. Free Passes for Workmen-M1·. Ge01·ge, 4431;

.ilb·. Kelly, 4606. Ganger Warton-Mr. Nielsen, 3570. Glenbrook Tunnel- .il[r. T. R. Smith, 3569. Glen Innes to InYerell Railway-JJfr. JJ!cln·

tyre, 2895. Goods Damaged in Transit---llf1·. Price, 667,

734, 961, 4177. Grading of Employees-.ilb-. Price, 667 ; M1·.

Hollis, 771. Grain-Sheds-.ilfr. Dick, 1175; .ilfr. Sam1tel

Smith, 1917. Gregra-Cowra Railway-Dr. Ross, 1666,1961,

3706, 3957. Grenfell-KoorawathaRailway-M1·. Holman,

95-t Gnndagai-Tumut Railway--.~h. Young (for

ll'b·. Affleck), 4258. Gunning to KoorawathaRailway-21Ir. A.f!leck,

2896 ; .ilh. Nielsen, 3928. .Onyra to Grafton Railway-.ill?-. Briner, 8!)6,

2414; 1lfr. R. D. JJ[eagher, 2893, 3964. Hours of Work-JJh. Kelly, 331, 2274; M1·.

1-lielsen, 374, 2590; .ilfr. Anderson, 374; .ilfr. P1·ice, 377 ; Mr. Kelly (for .ilb·. T. R. Smith), 155i ; 1\oh. Willis, 2420; Mr. T. R. Smith, 2813, 3621; .ilfr. B. B. O'Conor, 2815 ; Mr . .ilfcGowe1i, 3103; JJb-. Gilbe1·t, 3570 ; Dr. Ross, 3936.

Inadequate Train Service-.ilfr. Price, 667. ·Increased Tram Accommodation-JJb·. Hogue,

843. Ring-street-Ocean-street Tramway - Mr.

Quinn, 323, 606. J.ife Railw<Ly Passes-.ilh. T. R. Smith, 3569,

4024; Mr. Affleck, 3700 ; Mr. Nobbs (for .ilfr . .T. C. L. Fitzpatrick), 4073; M1·. Archer, 4075.

Life-saving Fenders-.ilfr. Law, 3489. Lismore-Casino Railway-.ilfr. Pyers, 1568,

3277 ; 1Jf1·. Goleman, 4024. Liverpool- Blayney Railway-JJ£1-. 1'. R.

Smith, 895. Liverpool-Mulgoa Railway-11fr. T. R. Smith,

895, 2119, 2897, 3568, 4533. Locomotive Draftsmen-.il£1·. Hollis, 2415,

2635, ::1957, 4605. Locomotive Engines-.ilb-. Hollis, 3956.

QUESTIONS (continued): RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) : Longnose Point, Balmain, Railway-llfr. Law,

3573. Men Employed Loading vVool-JJb-. Ca1Toll

(for Mr. Webste1·), 3770. Miller's Point Tramwa.y-llfr. Daley, 447,481. Minimum Wage-.ilfr. Nielsen, 327; llfr.

Ajjlecl~, 665, 776, 839; D1-. Ross, 3829, 3957; llfr. Ande1·son, 4610.

Molong-Bulbodney Railway-D1·. Ross, 895. Molong to Forbes Railway-.ilb·. Reymond,

1120. Moree-Inverell Railway- .ilfr. Mcintyre,

1570, 1765; .ilfr. Kelly (for Mr. P1·ice), 3960 . Moree Hailway Station-.ilb·. Can·oll (for Mr.

Webster), 3769. Narrabri-Collarendabri Railway-.il£1-. Col·

lin.~, 450; M1·. Willis, 1041, 1176. Newspaper Train-Mr. Dacey, 2815. Night Station-masters-Mr. T. R. Smith,

3568 . North Coast Railway-.il£1·. R. D. Meagher,

28!)3, 3964 ; 1\ofr. Wright, 3964 ; M1·. Scobie (for JJfr. 1'homson), 4176.

North Sydney Tramway-.il£1·. E . .ilf. Clark, 3218.

Nowra Railway-M1·. IJ.icl.: (for M1·. llfo1·ton), 1236.

Orange to Molong Railway-JJb-. Reymond, ll20.

Over-crowding of Trams-M1·. Levy, 3702. Painters' Wages-.ilf1·. Kelly, 3956. Parkes to Condobolin Rail way-.ilh. Reymond,

ll20. Parliamentary Trains and Trams-1\ob·. Walsh,

1558, 1661, 2420; .ilfr. E. !If. Clark, 2421. Passes for Hospital Nurses-.ilb·. E. M. Clad·,

1037. Penrith Railway Station-JJfr. T. R. Smith,

958, 3568 . Penrith Viaduct-.ilb-. T. R. Smith, 2812,

4176. Porters: Sydney Goods-shed-.ilfr. Nielsen,

438 . Postal Work-.ilfr. Young, 2587. Power-house, Waverley-.ilh. Gillies (for M1·.

Dacey), 155!J. Railway Accidents-.ilh. Nelson, 439. Railways and Tramways in Course -of Con

struction-M?·. C. A. Lee, 3823. Railway Properties, North Sydney-Mr. E.

M. Clark, 3335. Railway Trams-.ilfr. Power, 4612. Railway Trucks-Mr. Nielsen (for Mr. Bm··

gess), 2587; M1·. G01·mly, 3574; 1\o[r. Burgess, 3829; .~[r. Phillips, 3962, 4025.

Refreshment-rooms-.il£1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 448, 2740.

Re-grading-Mr. W. F. Jlw·ley (for Mr. J Hu1'ley), 1235.

Revenue and Expenditnre-JJfr. Affleck, 665; Mr. J. G. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 2353.

Rolling Stock : Imported-.ilfr. Mo1·ton (for Mr. Nobbs), 4169; 1\o[r. Nobbs, 4531, 4604, 4607; Nr. Hollis, 4604.

Rose-Bay Tramway-M1·. Quinn, 606, Sleeping-cars-Mr. Gormly, 438. Spark-arresters-.il£1·. Nielsen, 498,

QuE SESSION HlOl. QuE lxix


QUESTIONS (continued) : RAILWAYS AND 1'RA3IWAYS (Continued):

Special Train to :Nlelbourne-.llb·. W<tlsh, 2816. Spit Tram"ay-M1·. Br01tghton, 665. Standard Height for Employees-Mr. Y01mg,

1283. Students: Reduced Railway Fares-D1·. Ross,

4180. Students' Tram Tickets -JJl!·. Nobbs (for M1·.

Hawthorne), 3699. Sub-station, Electric Tramways-.ll£1·. J. C. L.

Fitzpat1·ick, 448, 605. Sunday vVork-Jlh. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick (for

M;·. Gwrge), llHJ; Mr. Scobie (for .llfr. Kelly), 2277. .

Supply of Coal and Coke-lib-. Edelen, 898. Supply of Sleepers-Jl£1·. E. M. Clark (for

Mr. Norton), 956. Suspension of Employees--.llfr. Famell, 841. Sydenlmm Railway Accident-.11!7-. Hollis,

372; JJir. CarrutheTs, 440, 441; Jlfr. J. G. L. F'itzpcttTick, 1559.

Tamworth to Barraba Railway-llfr. Walsh, 2891.

Temora-Gunbar Railw[Ly-.11£7-. T. Fitzpatrick, 1176, 3277.

Temom-'vYyalong Railwa.y -lJh. Holman, 1175.

The Rock to Lockhart Railway--11fr. illacDonell, 330.

Tramway Accidents-lion. J. Macintosh, 484; Mr. E. 11!. Clark, 555.

Tramw[Ly Officers-Jlfr. Nielsen (for 11Ir. Eddcn), 2588.

Tramway Passes-11fr. J. G. L. Fitzpat?·ick, 2812.

Tramway Regulations-Mr. Hollis, 3003. Tramways: \Vood-blocking-Dr. Ross, 1233. Tramw[Ly Tickets-.llfr. Whiddon, 2278. Tramway 1'i<t FoYeMlx-street-JJ£1·. George,

4260. \Vagga Wagg[L-Tumbarumba Railw[Ly-.lfb-.

llfcLam·in, 444; Jib·. Gormly, 2894, 3278. WalclJa Railway-Jlfr. 11faclJ!ahon, 1394. \Varren-Coonamble R[Lilway-M1·. Edden (for

Jf!J-. Scobie), 1662: ·watering Tram Lines-AIr. Gilbert, 1564,3570. Wee Waa-Pilliga Railway-M1·. Collins, 450. \Vellington-NiT erris Creek Rail way- .1111-.

Haynes, 444. \Vest Wallsend, Carri[Lge of Goods to-Mr.

Nielsen (for llfr. Estell), 2585. Workmen's Tickets-llfr. Nobbs, 731, 4611;

Jlfr. Nobbs (for .llfr. Hawthorne), 3699. Young-Koorawatha Railway-.llfr. Artlwr

Gr~tfith (for loh. Holman), 841. Zig-Zag, The-llfr. Young, 4431 ; Mr. J.

Hw·ley, 4532. RAIJ.\FALL OF AUS'l'RAI.IA: Particulars concerning-Dr. Ro.,s, 728, 4256;

Mr. '1'. R. Smith (for Dr. Ross), 3407. REFOR1IATORIES : Number of Girls sent to-D1-. Ross, 839.

REGISTRAR·GElifERAL's DEPARTMENT: Patents Branch-llfr. J. G. L .. Htzpatrick,

3002. REGISTRATION OF ~'IRMS : Proposed Legislation - Mr. Nobbs (for lffr.

II' inchcombe), 3491.

QUESTIONS (continued}: RICH~IOND TERRACE, SYDNEY : Land adjoining--.'lfr. Law (for JY[r. Daley),

1565; M1·. l!J. !If. Clark, 1763. ROBBERIES IN THE CITY :

Sale of Goods to Dealcrs-llfr. Le1!y, 959, 1036 .. "ROCKS" RESUl\iPTIONS : Advisory Board-11/r . . '1'. R. Smith, 899. Collection of Revenue--JY!r. Haynes, 1568. Compensation-.lff1-. Bnmker, 325 ; 11!7-.:

Affleck, 326, 9GO; Jfh. Daley, 1958; Mr .. Ashton, 2036; 1!£1·. Wood, 2036; lfh. Fm·nell (for .JJ!T. Daley), 2584; 111r. 1'. R. Smith, 3826; lih. E. 1li. Clcwk (for M1·. Daley), 4071 ; "1h. J. G. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 4170; !Jr. 'l.'. R. Smith (for lffr. Power) 4427 ; llfr. Poww, 4602.

Employment of l\1en-M1·. Sullivan, 1960; 11Ir. Geo1·ge, 1961; lofr. Whiddon, 2420.

Hotel Licemes-1111·. Rose, 959; Mr. Daley, 1400; llfr. C. A. Lee, 1858.

Interest, Payment of-ll{r. Ashton, 2036. Notices to quit - Mr. E. ]}f. Gla1·lc (for JJh.

Daley), 4168. Payment of Mortgages-Mr. E. M. Clm·k,

(for 11fT. Dal,y), 1761 ; M1·. Farnell (for Jlb-. Daley), 25S4; llh. Gillic.s (for M1·. Daley), 3215.

Pictures of the "Rocks"-M1·. R. D. Meagher, 379.

Proposed Improvements- Mr. 'l.'. R. Smith, 899,2585; iJ£1·. E. M. Clark (for JJfr. Daley), 1761 ; Jlfr. Kelly, 1858; llfr. Daley, 1958; .Mr. Cohen, 1958, 2036; loh·. Gillies (for Mr. Daley),3216,3431; .llh. R.D. Meagher,4259.

Rents-Mr. Brunke1·, 325 ; Mr. Affleck, 326, 960, 1179 ; Jfh. J. G. L. Fitzpat1·ick, 3273; .11[,., Gillie8 (for 1fh. Daley), 3431.

Temporary Employees-.l!fr. Sleath (for 11h. Norton), 2356; .~11-. Hogue, 3434.

Valuation of Properties-lib·. Affleck, 326; M1·. Cohen, 373 ; lib-. .!. C. L. Fitzpat1·icl", 666; .llf1·. Daley, 954, 1393, 3038 ; llfr. Gillies (for 1111-. Daley), 3215; lb. JD. llf. Clark (for llfr. Daley), 4071.

ROSE BAY JETTY: Condition of.-11fr. Latime1·, 2586.

ROSS, EMANUEL, MR. : Arrest of-loh. Richards, 1394.

ROYAL AGRICL'LTURAL SOCIETY : Payment to-1111·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 448.

SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATION BILL : Introduction of-M1·. Nielsen, 774. Re-introduction of- Mr. J. G. L. Fitzpatricl.·,

333S. SIGNAL STATION, FORT PHILLIP: Retenticn of-Mr. Fm·nell (for .lfh. Daley),

2587. SIMULTANEOUS MISSIOX :

Use of Parks-Mr. /Inynes, 3772. SMALL-POX: Vaccination-Mr. R. D .. Meagher, 4025.

SMUGGLING: Prosecution at Newcastle-Mr. Dick, 3962.

"SOBRAON," THE: Number of Boys sent to-Dr. Ross, 839. Release of boys-lofr. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick (for

lofr. Whiddon), 664 ; lib-. Whiddon, 901 ; lJb-. Samnel Smith, 1122.

INDEX TO S'JJ3JECTS.

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

QUESTIONS ( cont·inued): SOUTH AFRICAN WAR :

.A1·ms given to Returnell Troops-.ii-fr. Slea.th, 1769.

.Australian Officers--Mr. J. a. L. Fitzpatrick, 3622; l.fr. Nobbs (for JJfr. Cohen), 3701.

Condition of 'Vounded or Invalided Men. .Mr. Reymond, 451,452; Mr. Jlfclntyre, 496; Mr. J. a. L. Fitzpat,·ick, 3624.

·/Cost of Contingents-M1·. Ajjleck, 326; Mr. Quinn, 603, 1768; Dr. Ross, 2417.

Employment for Returned Troops-M r. E . .M. ClaTk, 955, 1038, 1563 ; Mr. Kelly, 2893.

Enlistment of Troops-JJ£,·. Haynes, 442, 451, 607; lf!T. Winchcombe, 607; JJIT. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 607 ; 11b·. Sleath, 959.

Lieutenant Hancock-llh. Young, 1664, 1918. Number of Men sent, &c.-JJb-. l!J. M. Clark,

955; D1·. Ross, 2417. Payments to Returned So!diers-lJ.fr. Oake.s,

.734; Mr. C. A. Lee,. 775; lJ.f?·. Sleath, 900, '1768; M1·. E. JJf. ClaTk, 959, 1038; M1·. J. •C. L. FitzpatTick, 2122; !If?-. Hogue, 3432, :<1575; lJ.f?·. Gillies (for .~f1·. Kelly), 3622 ; M1·. Clara, 3q25; 1'b. Wal.sh, 3773; Mr. B. B. O'Gono1·, 3774; ]J[,·. Wood, 3829.

Pensions-]>[,·. Qninn, 603. Purchase of Horses- .ill?-. Ymmg, 499. Sending .Additional Troops - .ilfr. A1·che·r,

. 3492; Air. Nobbs (for Mr. Oakes), 3570; .:.M1·. B. B. O'Conor, 4179; ]J[?-. llfoTton, 459P..

Supplies-lJ.b-. Quinn, 4072. Terms of Peace-lJfr. J. U. L. FitzpatTick,

3431. Troops on .Active Service-M1·. Nobbs (for

MT. Mackenzie), 2892. Troops Stranded in Sydney-lJ.fT. J. G. L.

Fitzpat-rick, 1860. SPIRITS IN BOND :

Testing of-NT. R. D. JJfeagheJ·, 778. SPORTING ASSOCIATIONS :

Tax on-M1·. IV. F. Hurley (for JJ!T. Davis), 3702.

STABLE CREEK, MOLOXG : Pig-sty across-D1·. Ross, 498.

STAGE COACHES : Licenses-M1-. Dacey (for lJ.fr. Nielsen), 1958.

. STAMP DUTIES ACT: Prosecutions under-.MT. Whiddon, 955. ·

. STATE CHILDREN RELIEF BOARD : Payments for Children-A£?'. Nielsen (for lJ.fr.

Holman), 556. STATE CLOTHIXG FACTORY :

Establishment-M?'. McGowen, 1920. STATE GOVERNOR: . .Appointment of-M1·. Haynes, 375; lJ.h.

• Ca?Toll, 502; JJ!?·. R. D. Meaghe1·, 958; .AfT. Willis, 1020; 1lfr. Quinn, 1766, 3278; .11I1·. D. O'Connor, 3574; M1·. Levy, 3829, 3961 ; lJfr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4258.

·Residence for-·Bfr. Haynes,ll74; .ilfr.Brunker, 1666; MT. J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, 1715.

. Salary of-.ilb·. Artlmr G1·ij/ith, 960; M1·. Sleath, 1040.

STATE PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY :

Admission of FederalMembt-rs-.ilfr. Moxham, 666. .

QUESTIO~S (continued) : STATE RIGHTS:

Prest-rvation of-.ilh. Haynes, 330, 378, 451 M1·. Sullivan, 1768.

sT. GEORGE's coTTAGE HOSPITAL: "Chain Letter"-lofr. Nobbs (for .ill?-. Gar

mthers), 32/l, 3408 . STOCK CROSSING VICTORIAN BORDER :

Vaccination of-DT. Ross, 4024. SUNDAY T.RADING : Prevention of-.ilh. Ajjleck, 1232, 3700 ; lJ.b·.

Lwy, 2638; Mr. Haynes, 3221, 3274, 3492, 3571, 3572, 3627 ; .'liT. George, 3492, 4603.

SUNDAY WORK: Prevention of-lYh. Dacry, 1238; loh. E. 1lf.

Clark, 3268. SUSPEXSION OF A SOLICITOR : By a 'Stipendia-ry J\bgistrate-.ilh. Kelly,

2037. SWIFT ESTATE, THE:

Report of Select Committee-.ilh. R. D. 1lf eagher, 2590.

SWD1MING BATIIS : .At Newcastle-11!1-. Did:. 3964. In Country Towns-Dr. l1o.;s, 3005. In Sydney Harbour-;~!?·. Arthur Gri.!fith,

1956, 3963. Plans for Proposed Baths-1lh. Oakes, 2973.

SYDNEY: Population of-1lh. D. O'Conno1·, 1285 .

SYDNEY CRICKET GROl'ND : .Admission of Ms.P.-;lfr. Williams, 3G26;

lJ.fT. Hogue, 3626 ; ill~. Sleath, 3626 ; },fr. 1'. R. Smith (for J.lfr. George), 38:?3.

Management of-.il£1-. N"o'.bs (for ,1!1-. Oa}:es), 3824 ; ill 1·. Oakes, 39G4.

SYDNEY HARBOuR TRU,'l': Boat sheds and Landing-phces-.ilf?-. Hog!te,

3768. Buildings at Dawes' Point - j]£1·. E. j!f.

0/w·l.: (for 1!fr. Duhy), 41(}[). Demolition of Dwellings-.Mr. Powa, 4259,

4610. Floating .Fire Steamer·-Mr. Sanwel Smith,

844. Inspection of Machinery, &c.·--11!?-. Kelly (for

li-b-. Powe,-), 840; .ilf1·. Power, 4261. .Johnston, Mr.-11!?-. Levy, 1550. Officers-lffT. Die!;, i 236 . Payment of Rates---M1·. Kelly, 4609. Pollution of the H~"rbour -il-l?·. Powe1·, 3773 . Powers of the Truso - .ilb-. E. ilf. Clw·k,

4600; JJ[r. Sulliva;,, 4609. Supply of Timber-lih. P1·ice, 4173. ·watchmen- M1·. l'ower, 333, 3774; lYfr.

Kelly, 3767; JJ!?-. ~Yvbbs (for JJf?-. l!J. lYf. Gtw·n 3768.

vVater Frontages-Jih. Haynes, 4602 . \Vharfage Ratcs-.ilh. A1·tlwr G1·Ufith, oo&

.ilh. Winchcombe, 5ii6, 665, JJ!?-. J. Hu,-ley 840; JJ!?-. P?"ice, 1040; JJh. Daley, 1120 .ilh. Flemiw1 (for lofT. Levp), 3039.

SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUHT BILL : Royal ..A-ssent to-11!?-. Hog<te, 3573 .

SYDNEY HOSPITAL : Paying Patients-Dr. Ross, 3102.

SYDNEY MINT : Remo\'al of-11Ir. Sobbs (for .~fr. lfrncthorne),

3700.

QuE ::>ESSION 1901 lxxi


QUESTIONS (continued) : SYDNEY 1\IU::\"ICIPAL COUNCIL: Bank 01-erdraft-.li£1'. Ge01·ge, 1761. Sanitary Inspectors--JI-b-. Ti'hiddon, 771,1716,

1853 ; D1·. Ross, 1282. SYDNEY TOIYN HALL :

Electric Lighting- -.~£1-. Haynes, 1286. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY :

Additions to-.llfr. Kelly, 3408; .llfr. George, 3706.

Bursaries-.llfr. ~!Jfoore, 3488. Professors- Dr. Ross, 2033, 2416. Stndents-Dr. Ross, 3623.

TAILORERSES : Strike-lifr. Wal.sh, 3625 ; 11-Ir. Anderson,

3625. TAXATIOX DEPARniEXT:

Appointment of Second Commissioner-li-b-. R. D. JJ!eaghe1·, 3222.

Grading of Officers-lib-. Dacey (for 11!1·. Anderson), 329; 11lr. Nobbs (for ilfr. Cm·,·uthers), 1234; 11!1-. J. H1wley, 1394 ; llfr. TV. F. Hm·ley (for 11!1-• .A 1'Cher), 1558 ; Mr. Oakes, 1558.

TENANCY ACT : Amendment of-.ilfr. J. C. L. FitzpatTick (for

JJh. Snllivan), 1714. THEATRES: Overcrowding-ilh. Lwy, 1037.

THOMPSON, MR. : LAND VALUATOR: Removal of-11-!1·. P1·ice, 29.

TIME-PAY~IENT SYSTEl\I: Abolition of-JJ[T . .Affleck, 2741.

TRAMWAY SYSTEMS IN Ai\H;RICA : Report on-Mr. Nielsen, 448, 3574.

TRAVELLEG STOCK ROUTES AND RESERVES REGULATION BILL:

Introduction of-.ilb-. Webster, 1919. TUBERCULOSIS :

Report by Dr. Beattie-Dr. Ross, 3824, 4431. TUG SERYICE :

At Bellinger and Nambucca Rivers-11fT. Brine1·. 896.

At Bota1;y Bay-"lfr. Dacey; 954, 1393. ULTIMO POWER-HOUSE FIRE : Cause of-JJ[r. R. D. Meagher, 1765, 2591.

"UNARA," LAUNCH: Use of-21fr. E. JJf. Clm·!~, 1763.

UKEliiPLOYED, THE : Engagement of Jl.len-ll-!1·. Edden, 502; Mr.

Sullimn, 558; Mr. George, 733; M1·. Whiddon, 3004, 3407; JJfr. Nelson, 3271 ; Mr. B. B. O'ConoT, 3707 ; 11!1·. Lonsdale, 3707 ; l>fr. Anderson, 3707.

Scrub-cutting near Baan Baa-11!1·. Hogue, 1662.

\Vork for-llfr. Cann, 451,731; Mr. Haynes, 559, 3771 ; JJir. Dacey, 731; 1lfr. R. D. };[ eagher, 845 ; M1·. Ferguson, 1569; .~fr. Kelly, 1570, 2893, 4179; JJfT. Georue, 1665, 6i06, 3771 ; .ilfr. ilfoTton, 2636, 3575; Mr. Ji]tlden, 2741; 1lfr. Holli8, 2893, 3824; JJfr. Levy, 3004, 417!!; M1·. B. B. O'Gono1·, 3771 ; 11!1-. J. P. Smith, 4431.

UNIFOTI~JS A::-rD ~IEDALS : Unauthorised Use of-Hon. J. 1lf. Creed,

653.

QUESTIONS (continued): UNION LABEL SYSTE:\1 : Introduction of-11-fr. Gillies (for M1·. Sulli·

van), 1283. VALUATION OF RESUMED LAND:

Basis of-.ilfr. Gillies (for 11-fr. Mcintyre), 3955.

VINEYARDS: Destruction of-.11-h. B. B. O'Conor, 4607.

WAGGA WAGGA SHOW: Coaches plying for Hire-JJfr. D. R. Hall for

JJb-. 1Yielsen), 1919. WALLER, MR.: LAND VALUATOR: Appointment of-JJ[r. Price, 29.

WARSHIPS AND TROOPSHIPS : Harbour Dues-JJfr. Wright, 662.

WATER CON~ERVATION: Bogan Gate Tank--11-b·. Clara, 4075, 4175. Collie Bore-M1·. JJ!acDonell (for 1lfr. Mac

donald), 2352. Cost of Works-Mr. Willis (for Mr. Wright),

371. Kiga Bore-ll-fr. Nielsen (for Mr. Webste1·),

3334. Moss Yale and Nowra Waterworks-Mr.

JJf orton, 4428. Weirs: Mclong District-Dr. Ross, 3956.

WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL: Finances-Mr. Nielsen (for M1·. Kelly), 500.

WEATHER, THE : Cause of Great Heat-D1·. Ross, 4433, 4599.

WEATHER-SHEDS: For Cabmen-Dr. Ross, 3702.

WEIGHBRIDGE AT CIRCULAR QUAY: Removal of-Mr. B1·oughton, 960, 1568.

WESTERN LANDS COJ\IJ\IISSION : Expenses-M1·. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 4599. Payment of Commissioners-11-Jr. Wood, 1664,

1716 ; M1·. Ajfieck, 4529. Report-Mr . .Aifieck, 1664; M1·. MacDonell,

1859; Mr. D. O'Conn01·, 2274. WHARFAGE RATES : On Exports and Imports-M1·. J. Hw·ley,

840. WHEAT; Minimum Price-Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, 3338.

WHITE, JOHN : Death of-Mr. Kelly, 30,·327.

WILCANNIA MUNICIPALITY: Regnlations-.ilfr. Sleath, 29.

WINE: Adulteration of-Mr. IS1tllivan (for 11-h. Niel·

8en), 3624. WOMEN'S FRA:::-ICHISE BILL :

Intentions. of the Government-li'fr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1707 ; Mr. Dacey, 4612.

WOMEN. S J\iiLITARY SERVICE RELIEF FUND : Income and Expenditure-JJh. Edelen (for

Mr. Fegan), 3700. WYNYARD SQUARE PARK: Lighting up-JJfr. Edden (for ]Jf1·. Daley),

2276. YORK, DUKE OF : Visit of-1lf1· . .Aifieck, 2032; 11!1·. Anderson,

2815 ; ]Jf1·. Wood, 3432, 3<t92; Mr. Nobbs (for Mr. J. C. L. FitzpatTick), 4071.

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Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

R RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS: ABERCRO~iBIE·STREET TR.Ui\YA Y : Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public Works Committe3 the expediency of constructing a line of tramway along Abercrombie-street to Erskineville, agreed to, 4578.

BELMORE TO LIVERPOOL, RAILWAY FROl\1: Report of Public \Vorks Committee presented,

26. BOGAN GATE TO BULBODNEY, RAILWAY FROM: Report of Public IY arks Committee presented,

1707; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that it is expedient that the construction of a line of railway from Bogan Gate to Bulbodney, as recommended by the Public \Yorks Committee, be carried out, 1905; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 1906 ; Mr. Carroll, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. LonsdaJe, 1907 ; motion agreed to, 1908.

BOOYONG TO BALLINA, RAILWAY FROl\1: Report of Public Works Committee presented,

26. BOWRAL TO ROBERTSON, RAILWAY FROM:

Report of Public Works Committee presented 1707. '

BROKEN HILL TO MENINDIE, RAILWAY FROM: Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented

26. ' CARLINGFORD TO DURAL, RAILWAY FROM: Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented

1707. ' CITY RAILWAY EXTENSIO~: Motion by Mr. Carruthers that the con

struction of the city railway is an urgent public requirement, and that a definite proposal to construct such railway ought, at the earliest opportunity, to be submitted to the Public \Vorks Committee, 628; debated by Mr. George, 631 ; Mr. Affieck, 632; Mr. Quinn, 633; Mr. Mcintyre, 635 ;Mr. Jessep, 636; Mr. Moore, 637; Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, Mr. 'iYinchcombe, 639 · Mr. O'Sullivan, 642; Mr. Macdonald, 644'; Mr. J. Hurley, 645; Mr. vVebster, 647; Mr. Nielsen, 648 ; Mr. Clara, Mr. Latimer 649; Mr. Gillies, Mr. Arthur Griffith, 650: Mr. Carruthers.in reply, 651 ; motion with: drawn, 653 ; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the Public \Yorks Committee the expediency of extending the railway into the city, 3545, 3550; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee 3549; Mr. \Valsh (who moved the adjourn: ment of the debate), 3550; Mr. Morton, Mr. Clara, Mr. Brunker, debate adjourned, 3551.

COBAR TO WILCA!\NIA RAILWAY: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that it is expedient

that the construction of a line of railway from Cobar to 'Vilcannia as recommended by the Public \Vorks Committee be carried out, agreed to, 3551.

COCKBURN TO BROKEN HILL, RAILWAY FROJII: Report of Public \Vorks CommitttJe presented,

26. COOMA TO DELEGATE, RAILWAY FROM: Report of Public Works Committee presented,

26.

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (contd.J~ DULWICH HILL TRAMWAY EXTENSIOX: :Illation by Mr. O'Sulli\·an to refer to th8'

Public \Vorks Committee the expediency of constructing a line of tramway from Enmore Road, along Addison, Livingstone, and New Canterbury Roads, to the Dulwich Hill terminus, agreed to, 4577.

GLEN INXES TO INVERELL, RAILWAY FR031 : Motion bv Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public 'Yorks Committee the expediency of the construction of a line of railway from Glen Innes to Inverell, 3452; debated by :1.1.r. Hogue, motion agreed to, 3455.

GUXDAGAI-TUJ\IUT RAILWAY, DEVIATIOS OF THE: Ac~j. moved by Mr. Donaldson to discuss the

deviation of the Gnndagai-Tumut railway through the town of A delong, 3709 ; debated by Mr. O'Sullivan, 3711; Mr. J. Hurley, 3712; motion lapsed, 3713.

MAXILLA TO BARRABA, RAILWAY FR03I: Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented,

26; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan that it is expedient that the line be carried out, providecl the land necessary for the purpose be con· veyed to the Crown free of cost, agreed to, 1239.

OXFORD-STREET TO BELLEVUE HILL TRAMWAY: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public 'iVorks Committee the expediency of constructing a line of tramway from Oxfordstreet to Bellevue Hill, debated hy Mr. Kelly, 4577 ; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 4578.

RAILWAY DEVIATION, LITHGOW: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to· refer to the

Public \Yorks Committee the expediency of constructing a proposed deviation on the Great 'iYestern line to avoid the Lithgo\V Zig-Zag, 4573; debated by Mr. Estell, Mr. Kelly, Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, 4574; motion agreed to, 4575.

TARAGO TO BRAIDWOOD, RAILWAY FROM : Report oi Public \Yorks Committee presented,

26. TE;\IORA TO GcNBAR, RAILWAY FRO~I : Report of Public \Yorks Committee presented,

26 ; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that it is expedient that a line of railway be constructed about 60 miles in the direction of Barellan, as recommended by the Public \V arks Committee, 1266; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 1267; Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, 1269; Mr. Moore, 1272; Mr. Gormly, 1273; Mr. Ash· ton, 1274; Mr. Davidson, 1276, debate adjourned, 1277; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Affleck, 1861; Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Cohen, 1862; Mr: Wood, 1863; Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. B. B. O'Conor, 1864; Mr. Car· roll, Mr. Byrne, 1865 ; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 1866.

TRMORA TO WYALONG, RAILWAY FRO~!: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan that it is expedient

that the construction of a line of rail way from Temora to \Vyalong, as recommended by the Public 'Vorks Committee, be carried out; debated by Mr. Brunker, Mr. Affleck, 671 ; l\Ir. Perry, Mr. Moore, Mr. B. B.

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RAILWAYS AND TRAl.lWAYS (contd.): TE~IORA TO WYALON!J, RAILWAY FROM (ctd.):

O'Conor, 672 ; Mr. Edden, Mr. 'Vinchcombe, 673 ; Mr. Price, debate adjourned, 674 ; Mr. Donaldson, 1867; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1868; Mr. Kelly, 1871 ; Dr. Ross, 1873; Mr. Haynes, 1874; Mr. Hogue, (who moved as an amendment that in view of the serious differences of opinion as to the policy of the rival routes the question be referred back to the Public 'Vorks Committee for further inquiry and report) 1876 ; Mr. Nielsen, 1880; :i\Ir. Wood, 1882; Mr. Holman, 1885; Mr. Dick, 1889; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1891 ; Mr. C. A. Lee, 1893 ; Mr. Barnes, 1896 ; Mr. Lonsdale, 1897 ; Mr. Ashton, 1898; Mr. Burgess, 1899; Mr. Fegan, 1901; Mr. Young, 1902; Mr. Carroll, Mr. Po·wer, Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, 1904; amendment negatived, and motion agreed to, 1905.

TENTERFIELD TO CASINO, RAILWAY FROM : l\Iotion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public ·works Committee the expediency of constructing a line of railway from Tenterfield to Casino, 4218; debated by Mr. Lonsdale, 4219; Mr. See, Mr. Affleck, 4220; Mr. Davidson, motion agreed to, 4221.

\VAGGA WAGGA TO HUMULA, RAILWAY FROlii: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public 'Yorks Committee the expediency of constructing a line of railway from 'Vagga Wagga to Humula, 3443; debated by Mr. C. A. Lee, 3445; Mr. Gormly, 3446; Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Hogue, 3449; Mr. Edden, 3450; Mr. Affleck, Mr. T. H. Griffith, 3451 ; Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 3452.

WELLINGTON TO WERRIS CREEK, RAILWAY FROM: Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to refer to the

Public VIr orks Committee the expediency of constructing a line of railway from 'Vellington to Werris Creek, debated by Mr. Phillips, 4575; Mr. Haynes, motion agreed to, 4576.

WYALONG TO HILLSTON, RAILWAY FROM: Report of Public Works Committee presented,

26 ; motion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that the proposed construction of a line of railway from 'vYyalong to Hillston be remitted to the Public Works Committee for further consideration and report, debated by Mr. Kelly, Mr. Carroll, 4576 ; Mr. Williams, Mr. O'Sullivan, in reply, motion agreed to, 4577.

RETURNS: ACCIDENTS-ELECTRIC TRA~iWAYS : Council: Motion by the Hon. J. Macintosh

for a return respecting, agreed to, 654. BARRIER DISTRIC1' MIXERAL AND GOLD LEASES :

Motion by Mr. Sleath for a return showing the number of mineral and gold leases in the Barrier district, agreed to, 1667.

COMMONWEALTH CELEBRATIONS : Motion by Mr. Brunker for a return showing

the amount expended from the public funds for used and unused accommodation for the convenience of visitors in connection with the Commonwealth celebrations, agreed to, 610.

RETURNS (continued) : CURRAN, REV. FATHER :

Motion by Mr. Jessep for papers connected with the inquiry by the Public Service Board into charges against, agreed to, 2591.

DARLING HARBOUR AND "ROCKS" RESUMPTIONS: Motion by Mr. Brunker for a return showing

what has been paid to owners and lessees of property resumed, agreed to, 610.

DEATH ON STEA)IER " TITUS ": Motion by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick for papers

relating to, agreed to, 671. DIS!viiSSAL OF GEORGE WARTON:

Motion by Mr. Nielsen for papers in the case of, agreed to, 3830.

DREDGE'' ALPHA":

Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher, for a return showing the number of days worked by the dredge Alpha since her arrival on the Tweed River, agreed to, 4534. ·

HOSPITALS: Motion by Dr. Ross, for a returi1 ~howing the

number of hospitals subsidised by the State in Sydney and suburbs, &c., agreed to, 3410.

KEROSENE OIL IN BUI.K : Motion by Mr. Carruthers for papers relating

to importation and wharfage of, agreed to, 333.

LAND EXCHANGES: Motion by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick for a

return respecting, agreed to, 2816. LANGLEY, i\IR. WILLIAM: Motion by Mr. Haynes for papers relative to

the transactions of ·william Langley, J.P., iu obtaining timber off Crown lands in the Landsdown district, agreed to, 3965.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE : Motion by Mr. McFarlane for a return respect

ing leave of absence of ci,·il servants, agreed to, 3339.

LETTERS AND PARCELS MISSING FROlli POST• O~'FICES:

Council: Motion by the Hon. N. J. Buzacott for a return showing the number of letters and parcels reported as missing from each post-office of New South 'Vales for the year ending 31st December, 1900, 1709; debated by the Hon. F. B. Suttor, 1710; the Hon. N. J. Buzacott, in reply ; motion withdrawn, 1712.

LICENSED HOUSES : Motion by Mr. Fegan for a return showing

the number of, agreed to, 961. LISMORE STOCK BOARD : Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher for papers iu

connection with application by farmers for secession from the Lismore Stock Board, agreed to, 1571.

MACHINE-SEWING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS : Council: Motion by the Hon. J. M. Creed for

correspondence relative to the instruction in machine-sewing of pupils in the public schools, agreed to, 1218.

METROPOLITAN TRANSIT CO:U:\IISSION : . Motion by Mr. E. M. Clark for a return show

ing the amount of money in the hands of the Metropolitan Transit Commissioners at the time of the Traffic Act coming into operation, agreed to, 2279;

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RETURNS (continued) : j\IETIWPOLITAX WATER AND SEWERAGE WORKS : Motion by Mr. Wright for a return showing

the amount spent to date, agreed to, 671. NE'V PGSLTCANS' LICENSES:

Council: Motion by Ron. \V. Robson for a return showing the number of new publicans' licenses granted during the past five years in Sydney and other municipalities, agreed to, 1023.

PLACES RENTED OR LEASED BY GOVERNMENT : Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagher for return

respecting, agreed to, 333. POLICE FORCE ;

Motion by Mr. Dacey for return showing the names, the order in which they joined, &c., of every member of the police force above the rank of first-class constables, agreed to, 1571.

POLICE V. JONES AND OTHERS : Motion by .Mr. R. D. Meagher for papers in

connection with case of, agreed to, 333. PUBLIC SERYICE PENSIONS :

Motion by :Mr. E. M. Clark for return respecting, agreed to, 380.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT SYDENHAM: Motion by Mr. Hollis for papers and corres

pondence respecting, agreed to, 453. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES :

Motion by Mr. T. R. Smith for a return showing the number of men in No. 2 District, \Ventworthville to Bathurst, and \Vindsor and Richmond, who have worked over eight hours each day in July and August, 1901, agreed to, 1667.

REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S OFFICE: Motion by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, for

papers referring to false entries at the office of the Attorney-General during 1881 and 1883, agreed to, 1123.

RETIREME:STS FROM PUBLIC SERVICE : Motion by Mr. Ashton for a return showing

the number of persons who retired from the public service under the provisions of section 43 of the Civil Service Act of 1884, agreed to, 1123.

" ROCKS'' RESUMED AREA : Motion by Mr. Daley for plans for the re

modelling of, agreed to, 2640. Motion by Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick for a re

turn showing the number of claims paid to owners of wharf and other properties, agreed to, 4434.

SCHOOL TEACHERS: Motion by Dr. Ross for a return showing the

number of teachers in public and superior schools who have taken a B.A. or M.A. degree at the University, agreed to, 3627.

SHIPPING OFFICE : FINES AND FORFEITURES : Motion by Mr. Samuel Smith for a return

showing the amount of fines and forfeitures from seamen's wages, and passed to the consolidated revenue in the years 1890 to 1900 inclusive, agreed to, 3399.

SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT : Motion by Mr. Hogue for papers relating to the

Sydney Harbour Trust Act, from the date of its legislative passing to the date of assent; debated by Mr.Sleath, agreed to, 1819.

RETURNS (continued): TRAl\1 ACCIDENTS : Motion by Mr. E. M. Clark for a return show

ing the deaths and accidents from trams since 1st January, 1900, agreed to, 610.

VISITS OF POLICE MAGISTRATE : Motion by Dr. Ross for a return showing the

number of times the Police Magistrate at Orange attended the police court at Molong each year during the last five years; number of cases dealt with ; amount of fines inflicted; and the amount allowed for travelling expenses, &c., agreed to, 1717.

VOTES POLLED AT GENERAL ELECTION : Motion by Mr. Gormly for return showing the

number of votes polled by each candidate at last general election, agreed to, 334.

WALLSEND COLLIERY ACCIDENT: Motion by Mr. Estell for Inspector Dixon's

report on the accident which occurred in the Wallsend Colliery on April 23rd, 1901, agreed to, ll23.

"RocKs" REsu~IPTION : Motion by Mr. O'Sullivan to consider in Com

mitte the expediency of the Government obtaining the services of au eminent engineer to ad vise as to improvement of the wharfage accommodation at Darling Harbour and other portions of Port Jackson ; also the laying out and improving of the "Rocks" resumption, agreed to, 758.

s SELECT COMMITTEES :

ALLEGED P08T·OFFICE IRREGULARITIES : Motion by Mr. Aftleck for appointment of

select committee to inquire into and repol't upon the subject of alleged irregular and improper delivery of letters and telegrams relating to the Couingham divorce case, which had passed through the post and telegraph offices, and of the subsequent disposal of such letters and telegrams, 1007; debated by Mr. Crick (who moved an amendment to omit the words "relating to the Coningham divorce case"), 1009; Mr. Ferguson, 1013; Mr. Edden, 1014 ; Mr. E. M. Clark, 1015; Mr. Daley, Mr. D. O'Connor, 1016; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1017; Mr. O'Sullivan, 1018; Mr. J essep, 1019; motion as amended, agreed to, 1020; report of select committee presented, 1286.

CLAHI AGAINST SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION BRANCH:

Motion by Mr. E. M. Clark for appointment of select committee to inquire into and report upon the claims of Messrs. Rogers, :McEwan, O'Rourke, and Maddison, in regard to contracts 198 and 202, Mosman and Middle Harbour, debated by Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr. Mcintyre, 1278 ; Mr. E. M. Clark, in reply, motion agreed to, 1279; report of select committee presented, 2639.

COAST HOSPITAL: Motion by Mr. Arthur Griffith for appointment

of select committee to inquire into and re-

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SELECT COMMITTEES (continued): COAST HOSPITAL (continued)

port upon the circumstances connected with the removal from the public service of Mr. Frederick Glynn, late assistant storekeeper at the Coast Hospital, agreed to, 366 ; report of select committee presented, 4632.

COMPENSATION FOR SEWERAGE WORKS : Motion by Mr. Hogue for appointment of

select committee to inquire into and report upon the claim upon the Government by the Glebe Borough Council for compensation in respect of sewerage works, agreed to, 1020.

INCH, JAMES STEPHEN, DISMISSAL OF: Motion by Mr. Affleck for appointment of

select committee to inquire into and report upon the circumstances attending the dismissal of James Stephen Inch from the public service, 3281; debated byl\Ir. E. M. Clark, 3282; Mr. J. Hurley, 3282; Mr. Arthur Griffith, 3627; Mr. Carroll, 3628; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Broughton, Mr. Sleath, 3629; Mr. Whiddon, Mr. Gormly, 3631 ; Mr. George, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Quinn, 3632 ; Mr. Fegan, 3633.

ROBERT ROBERTS, CLAIMS OJ<' : Motion by Mr. E. M. Clark for appointment

of select committee to inquire and report upon the suspension and claims of Robert Roberts, late bookbinder in the RegistrarGeneral's Department; debated by Mr. George, 3495; :Yir. Kelly, Mr. Whiddon, Mr. Broughton, 3496 ; Mr. Anderson, Mr. Crick, Mr. Farnell, 3497; Mr. Archer, Mr. Haynes, 3498; Mr. Waddell, 3499; Mr. Williams, Mr. E. M. Clark, in reply, motion agreed to, 350 l.

THROSBY CREEK : Motion by Mr. Fegan for a select committee to

inquire into and repor·t upon the sale of land by A. A. Dangar, Esq., at "Wickham, fronting Throsby Creek and Cottage Creek ; debated by Mr. Sleath, 1818; motion agreed to, 1819.

TIED-HOUSES : Motion by Mr. R. D. Meagherfor appointment

of select committee to inquire into and report upon the matter of tied.houses and relations· in regard thereto existing between brewers and licensees, agreed to, 766 ; motion for leave to sit during any adjournment of the House agreed to, 1123 ; report of select committee presented, 1397.

SETTLEMENT IN THE \VESTERN DIVISION: Adj. moved by Mr. Ferguson to discuss the

necessity for the introduction .of a land bill dealing with the we:>terndivisiononly, 2279; debated by Mr. Norton, 2281; Mr. Moore, 2282; Mr. Scobie, 2284; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 2287; Mr. Davis, 2259; Mr. Sleath, 2290; M:r. Collin8, 2292; Mr. Byrne, 2293; Mr. Winchcombe, 229.4; Mr. Willis, 2295 ; Mr. MacDonell, 2297 ; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 2298; Mr. Phillips, 2299 ; Mr. Crick, 2300; Mr. Carroll, 2305; Mr. Brunker, 2307 ; Mr. Williams, Mr. Ferguson, in reply, 2308 ; motion negatived, 2309.

SOLICITOR-GENERAL'S APPOINTMENT: Adj. moved by Mr. Cnhen to discuss the ap

pointment of Mr. Hugh Pollock as SolicitorGeneral, 902; debated by Mr. Ashton, SOi); Mr. Crick, 907; Mr. Dick, :no; :1\Ir. Mcintyre, Mr. Wood, 911; Mr. R D. Meagher, 914; Mr. Cohen, in reply, 916 ; motion negatived, 917.

STATE AGRICULTURAL <JR ExPERIMENTAL F ARJ\18: Adj. moved by Mr. Haynes to discuss the need

for an immediate change of poiicy with regard to the establishment of state agricultural or experimental farms, 1879 ; debated by Mr. Kidd, 1183 ; Mr. Wiliis, 1185; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 1187 ; Mr. Fegan, 1190; Mr. T. Fitzpatrick, 1192; Mr. Young, 1193; Mr. Price, 1195; Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1198; Mr. 1'-"lcintyre, 1199; Mr. Lonsdale, 1200; Mr. D. O'Connor, Mr. Haynes, in reply, 1201 ; motion negatived, 1204.

STATE RIGHTS : Motion by Mr. Cat·ruthers that the standing

and sessional orders be suspended to permit of the discussion of a motion of adjournment to consider the question of the assertion of the rights of the state under the Federal Constitution Act, more especially in respect of the seat of government, 4261 ; obs. by Mr. See ; motion withdrawn, 4262,

See nlso FEDEHAL CAPITAL, SITE FOR THE.

STREET TRAFFIC : Adj. moved by Mr. E. M. Clark to discuss

administration of the Metropolitan Traffic Act in respect of certain amended regulations lately published and now being enforced, 3224 ; debated by Mr. McGowen, 3226; Mr. D. O'Connor, 3227; Mr. See, 3228 ; motion bpsed, 3230.

SUNDAY LABOUR: Motion by Mr. Arthur Griffith that every

railway employee, policeman, and other public servant whose duties compel him to work on Sundays, should, in payment for such Sunday labour, receive wages at least 25 per cent above the rate paid him for week-day work, 613; debated by Mr. McGowen (who mo·1ed as an amendment the addition of the words, ''and shall be paid as overtime, independent of the week's work") 614; Mr. Moxham, 11r. Quinn, 615; Mr. Jessep, 616; Mr. Affleck, Mr. Fegan, 617; Mr. Sullivan, Mr.Nielsen, Mr. Yonng, 618 ; Mr. Hogue, 619; Mr. George, amendment agreed to, Mr. ·waddell, 620; Mr.

• Hollis, 622; Mr. 'Vinchcombe, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, 624 ; Mr. Anderson, 625 ; Mr. Ferguson, 626; motion as amended agreed to, 628.

SYDNEY CORPORA'l'ION : AdJ. moved by Mr. R. D. Meagher to discuss

the necessity of obtaining the fullest advantage of civic government by conferring larger powers on the Sydney Corporation, 4181 ; debated by )Jr. George, 4184; motion lapsed, 1185.

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T ·rucKIAN FLooD EscAPE ScHEME :

M:otion by Mr. O'Sullivan, that it is expedient that the construction of works in connection with the Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme, as recommended by the Public \Yorks Committee, be carried out, agreed to, 1246.

u UNSCRUPULOUS FINANCIAL CoMPA!\'IES:

Adj. moved by Mr. E. M. Clark, to discuss the necessity of introducing legislation to prevent .unscrupulous financial companies from victimising honest traders by, practically, a fraudulent exercise of powers under a bill of sale, 1770; debated by Mr. Sullivan, 1773; Mr. Mcintyre, 1774; Mr. Waddell, Mr. R. D. Meagher, 1775 ; Mr. E. M. Clark, in reply, motion nel!atived, 1776.

v VISIT OF THE DuKE AND DuCHEss OF YoRK:

Motions adopting addresses to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cornwall and York in connection with their visit to open the first Parliament of the Commonwealth (Council), 370; (Assembly), 380.

w WEBSTER, MR.:

Pers. expl. as to absence from division, 366; as to report in public press, 429.

WELLINGTON ELECTION:

Obs. by Mr. Speaker respecting, 26. ·wEsTERN LA:-ms Co:11:vnsswx :

Motion by 1Ir. Haynes to consider in Committee an address to the Governor praying his Excellency to cause to be placed on the estimates a sum of money to meet the expenses of the mambers of the Royal Commission on \Vestern Lands, agreed to, 4534.

WHITE CLIFFs-\VILCAXXIA CoAcH:

Adj. moved by :Mr. Sleath to discuss the refusal of Police Department to grant an escort to White Cliffs-\Vilcannia mail coach, 962; debated by Mr. Hurley, 963; Mr. Edden, Mr. Moore, 964 ; Mr. Price, 965; Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Haynes, 966; Mr. See, 967; Mr. Sleath, in reply, 968 ; motion negatived, 971.

\VISE, Hon. B. R. : Pe1·s. expl. as to absence from division on

Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 3267.

INDEX TO SPEECHES.

INDEX TO SPEECHES. 23 July to 20 December, 1901,

Explanation of Abb1·eviations :-adj., Motion of Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report ; Com., Committee; co:-s. an!dts., Conside~ation of Amendments; dis., ~rder of the Day Discharged; expl., ExplanatiOn; wt., IntroductiOn; mes., Message; m., MotiOn; obs., Observations; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; 1R., 2R., 3&., First, Second, or Third Reading; 1·ecom., Recommitted ; ?'econs. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments.

A AFFLECK, Mr. W., Yass:

Address in Reply, 315.l Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1054. Auditor-General's Report, g., 333. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney Railway Bill, 2&.,

3458 ; Com. , 3462. Bowning Lock-up, q., 4261. Canowindra Post Office, q., 2811, 2815, 3101. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1981. Central Rail way Station, Resumption of Land

for, q., 451. City Railway Extension, rn., 632. Commonwealth Celebrations Expenditure, q.,

326. Consolidated Land Bill, q., 1658. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.2): Sue

pension of Standing Orders, 1735 Convent Buildings, Pitt-street, q., 371. Country Towns \Yater and Sewerage (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 3254. Culcairn to Germanton Railway, q., 4258. Darling Harbour and "Rocks" Resumption,

q., 326, 960. Electoral Districts, m., 7 56. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1977. Estimates, q., 2420. Federal Sites, q., 1918. Financial Debate, q., 2037. Financial Statement, 2152, 2248. Financial Year, q., 4532. Fire Brigades' Bill, q., 960. Friendly Societies' Act, q., 896. Friendly Societies' Further Amendment Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3504; Com., 3576, 3593; 3a., 3641.

Gaol Chaplains, q., 2032. Gloucester, Hon. Member for, q., 2357. Government Employees, Hours of Labour, m.,

1783. Government Loans, q., 156.2. GoYernor's Salary Bill, 2R., 2039. Gunclagai-'1\unut Railway, p.o., 3709; q.,

4258. "Historic<.<! Records," q , 3i3·, 555. History, Public Schools, q., 1232. Hours of Labour, q., 1034. Inch, Dismiss:1.l of Jan1es Stephen, rn., 3281. Indecent Pub!iJations, Sale of, q., 1856. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1423, 1481,

1501, 1502, 1505, recom., 1689, 1697.

AFFLECK, J\ir. \V. (continued) : Justices of the Peace, q., 3701. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1987. Koorawatha, Railway Ext<>nsion to, q., 2896. Labourers, Railway Department, q., 839. Lacerda, Case of Dominick, adj., 3280. Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill, int.,

3247, 3252; q., 3962, 4076, 4180. Loan Raised by Lyne-See Government, q.,

326. Maclean Harbour Works, q., 324. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 3R., 2373. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2R., 3464. Manly \Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfe,-

Bill, 2R., 4227. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendml'nt) Bill,

Com., 3649, 3651; 3&., 3715. Miners' Accident Relief Association, q., 2032. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3300. Minimum 'Yage, q., 776. Municipal District of Inverell (Reduced Area)

Bill, Oom., 1983. Noxious \Y eeds Pest, q., 556. Oaths of Ailegiance : Country Police Magis

trates q., 328. Obscene Literature, q., 1763. Old-age Pensions Districts, Clerk of Petty

Sessions, q., 1562. Old-age Pensions, Metropolitan Board, q.,

1854. Parliamentary Buildings, q., 32u9, 40:24,

4074. . Plague Outbreak, Expenditure on, q., 326,

842. Police Magistrate at Bathurst, q., 1397, 156G,

1767, 2278, 2591. Police Pension Fund, q , 55i. Post Office Clocks and other works, q., 1399. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1007. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3237. Privilege, 2577. Public Service Board Regulations, q., 2635. Public Works Committee, q., 644, m.., 846. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int.,

3996 ; 3R., 4091. Railway Construction, q., 1236. Railway Life Passes, q., 3700. Railways and Tramways, g., 665. Receptions, Royal, q., 2032. Resumptions, Rents from, q., ll79. Roads and Bridges Expenditure, q., 4529. Road to new Central Railway-station, q., 3220.

lxxx A.FF INDEX TO SPEECUES. Asu

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

AFFLECK, Mr. vV. (continued) : Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3i95. Sunday Labour, m., .617. Sunday Trading, q., 1232, 3700. Supply, q., 3::10.

Colonial Secretary, 2430, 2!46, 2453, 2461, 2469, 2472, 2476, 2478, 2489, 2491, 2493.

Colonial Treasurer, 3107, 3124, 3125, 3126, 4341.

Loan Estimates, 4369, 4370. Secretary for Public Works, 2746, 2758, 2765, 2778, 2782, 2784, 2793, 4342, 4349.

Temora-Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2379; 2R., 3428.

Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 186!. Temora-\Vyalong Railway, m., 671. Temora-Vi'ya1ong Railway Bill, int., 2376, 2a,

2650. Tenterfield to Casino Railway, m., 4220. Time-payment System, q., 2741. Treasury Accounts, q., 1034, 1854. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4281; Com., 4302; 3R., 4458. Trigonometrical Survey Employees, q., 2119,

2355. Troops for South Africa, q., 3492. Trust Funds, Government, q., 2032. Unexpended Road Votes, q., 3269. Valuation of Lands for Taxation Purposes,

q., 1034. 'Vagga \Vagga to Humula Railway, m.,

3451. Western Lands Commission, q., 166!, 4529. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 724.

ANDERSON, Mr. G., Waterloo: Address in Reply, 279. Alexandrin, to Mitchell's-road Tramway, q.,

4607. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3), Com.,

3404. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3541. Government Employees: Hours of Labour,

m., 1785. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2059, 2067. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., 3629. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 950, Com.,

1443, 1457, 1474. Juvenile Smoking S:1ppression Bill, Com.,

1987. Police Superannuation Fund, q., 3494. Prince Alfred Hospital: Additions to, m.,

3233. Private Bills, q., 38:28. Privilege, 2il67. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3993. Railway Employees, q., 374; adj., 3928; q.,

4610. Reception of the Duke of York, q., 2815. Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3497. State Children's Relief Department, adj.,

1116. Stormwater Channel, Alexandria, q., 453. Sunday Labour, m., 625. • Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2444, 2460, 2463, 2467,

2510. Colonial Treasurer, 4332.

ANDERSON, Mr. G. (continued): Supply: Loan Estimates, 4373. Public Instruction, Labour and Indnst!'y, 2938. .

Secretary for Public Works, 2754, 2805, Tailoresses on Strike, q., 3625. Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1617. Unemployed, The, adj., 2085. Unionists' Wages, q., 779. Western Lands Bill, int., 3741 ; Com., 3915, 'Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 724.

ARCHER, Mr. W., B~t1·wood: Address in Reply, 294. Commercial Agent in South Africa, q., 4257. Coronation of the King, q., 3767, 4257. Disfigurement of the Harbour, adj., 3440. Glebe Island Abattoir, m., 1243. Norton, John, q., 3334. Privilege, 2560, 2583, 2841. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 2R., 4062. Railway Life Passes, q., 4075. Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3498. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2443, 2459, 2!61,

2488, 2491. Taxation Department Officers, q., 1558.

AsHTOS, Mr. J., Gonlburn: Address in Reply, 81. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1068. Australian Statistics, q., 3002, 30)5. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 402. Darling Harbour and "Rocks" Resumptions,

q., 2036. Federal Capital Site, p.o. 4539, 4628. Financial Statement, 2156, p.o., 2185. Four-Million Loan, q., 1859. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3415; Com., 3576, 3593, 3594, 3601, 360i.

Government Employees : Hours of Labour, m., 1806.

Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2a., 927, Com., 1309, 1317, 1338, 1344, 1345, 1353, 1354, 1409, 1430, 1449, 1461, 1469, 1472.

Justices of the Peace, q., ll20, 1121. Lun!'ltic Asylum Attendants, adj., 172i). National Art Gallery Trustees, q., 2892. Personal Explanation, 3822, 4432, Public Service, q., 1661. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4037. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 3R., 4103. Reduction of Members, m., 348. Solicitor-General's Appointment, ad,J., 905. State Revenue, q., 2037. Supply: Public Instruction, Labour and In-

dustry, 2936, 2966, 2968, 43.'50. Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1274. Temora-Wyalong Railway, m., 1898. Temora-Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2652. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4277. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 457. 'Vestern Lmds Bill, int., 3733 ; 2R., 3851 ;

Com., 390.'5, 3908, 3911, 3917, 3918, 3920, 3927.

'Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 696, Com., 726.

BAc SESSION 1901. Bno lxxxi


B BACKHOCSE, The Hon. B. :

Women's Franchiee Bill, 2&., 1389.

BAR~Es, lHr. J. F., Gundagai: Personal Explanation, 1718. 'remora to Wyalong Railway, m., 18()6.

BE~XETT, The Hon. ,V., Dw·ham: Advances to Settlers Act, q., 1558, 3272. Blayney Show-ground, q., 1171. Bulls, Berry Stud Farm, q., 2636. Burrabogie Holding, q., 1561. Central Division Lands, q., 4429. Conditional Purchase Inspector Tamworth.

q., 1285. ' ' Conditional Purchases, Additional, q., II 73. Conference of Foresters, q., 4180, 45::!4. Consolidated Land Bill, q., 1658. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3) Com.,

33fl5. ' Crown Lands Amendment Act, q., 2-!16. Crown Lands, Walgett, q., 4072. Crown Lessees: Banks, q., 2739. Darling River, Trade and Commerce q.,

773. ' Dighton, Appointment of Mr., q., 3272. Electric Trams, q., 3491. Exchanges of Land, q., 500, 1661, 4171. Forestry Regulations, q., 2891, 4610. Ganmain Block holders, q., 3279. Hay Lands Office, Draftsman for, q., I28J. Homestead Selections, q., ll72. Hunter Ri\·er Flood Mitigation, m., I25G. Jams: New South 'Vn.Ies, 3489. Kensington Racecourse, q., 2276. Land Appeal Court, q., 773. Land Grants, q., 1173. Lands Department Clerical Staff, q., 2416. Langley, Mr. William, q., 4259, 4432. Licensed Surveyors, Lands Department q.

2892. ' , Life-saving Fenders on Trams, q., 3490. Loans to Miners, q., 4170. Mercadool Holding, Test Cases, q., II72. Meteorological Conditions, q., 3407. Molong ,'\;~ater Reserve, q., 2739. Nanami Holding, Exchanged Area, q., 1564

4171. ) Noxious Weeds Pest, q., 556. Observatory Park, Sydney, q., 4071. Old-age Pensions, q., 3489. Parliament Buildings, q., 4024. Pine-apples, Importation of, q., 4171. Railway Employees, Lismore to Casino Rail-

way, q., 4024. Residential Blocks for Coal Workers, q., 775. Royalty on Timber, q., 3039. Stock Diseases and Fruit Pests, q., 4171. Stock Inspectors, q., 4173. Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 3194. Tcrragong Swamp, Kiama District, q., 2636. Trigonometrical Surveyors : ¥\1 ages of Men,

q., 501. V\Testern Division Crown Lands, q., 2!15. Women's Franchise Bill, 2&., 718.

BLACK, The Hc.n. R. J, : Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4585.

j

BRIXER, Mr. G. S., Raleigh: . Advances to Settlers Bill, q., 3272. Bellingen District Road Votes, q., 2414. Bellingen Sessions, q., 2ll9. Bowraville District Court, q., 2352. Crown Lands Legislation, q., 3335. Dredging Bellinger and Clarence Ri\·ers q.,

2033. ' Federal Capital Sites, q., 2119. .Forestry Department, q., 2890, 2891. Gt:yra to Grafton Railway, q., 896, 2414. Mmes Department, q., 3001.

. Old-age Pensions, q., 2033. O'Shea, Accident to, .Macleay River, q., 893. Police Magistrates, q., 3001. Reappraisement of Holdings, q., 2033. Superannuation Fund, q., 327. Tug Service, Bellinger and Nambucca Rivers,

q., 896.

BRou~mToN, ~Ir. E. C. V., Sydney--King Divi-swn:

Appropriation Bill, 2&., 4504. C~stlereagh-street Tramway, q., 332, 3493. Circular Quay "'eighbridge, q., 1568. City Railway, q., 1660. Conspiracy Charge, q., 343-!. Dis~gurement of the Harbour, adj., 3437. Estimates, Copies of, q., 1859. Federal Capital, q., 3434. Financial Statement, 2174. }<'ire Brigades, adj., 4514. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,.

m., 518. General Post Office (Approaches Improve

ment) Act Further Amendment Bill, int. 1908. '

Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., 3629. Increments to Civil Servants, q., 3708, 4174. Industrial Arl::itration Bill, 2&., IIIO., Com.,

1447, 1484. -International Exhibition, Suggested, adJ.,48l. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1210. Kirkcaldie, Mr., q., ::!625. J"and Titles Office, q., 1286. Legislative Assembly Chamber, q., 1919. Lord Howe Island, Electors, q., 1852. Overcrowding Theatres, adj., 2363. Police Force, q., 1036. Privilege, 2845. Public Library, q., 2890. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3993. Railway Station, Proposed New, q., 607. Rat Poison, Snpply of, adj., 4230. Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3496. Spit Tramway, q., 665. Superannuation Fund, q., 1559. Supplies of Small Arms and Ammunition, q.,

733. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2438, 24 71, 2486, 2508, 4322.

Colonial Treasurer, 3108, 4339. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1604. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2&., 4287. 'iVater and Sewerage Board Salaries, q., 4180. 'Veighbridge at Circular Quay, q., 960. 'iVomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 714,

lxxxii BRO INDEX TO SPEECHES.

-V~lumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

BROWN, The Hon. A.: Justices(Fees) Bill, 2R., 1630, Com., 1630,1631.

BRUNKER, The Hon. J. N., East Maitland: Blockholders Bill, Com., 2390. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1981. City Railway, m., 3551. Closer Settlement Bill, cons. amdts., 4493. Commonwealth Celebrations Expenditure, q.,

326. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 423. Constitution Act, Amendment of, q., 325. Darling Harbour and "Rocks" Resumptions,

q., 325. Demise of the Crown Bill, Com., 3466. Electoral Districts, m., 755. Federal Capital Site, q., 4607. Financial Position of the State, q., 32.'5. Friendly Societies Act., m., 366. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

m., 515; (No 2) 2n., 3531; Com., 3576, 3586, 3603, 3605.

Government Loans, q., 1/16. Industrial Arbitration Rill, Com., 1408. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com., 100~100~1~~ .

Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill, int., 3250.

Lands Titles Office, adj., 155. Loan an<l Revenue Funds, q., 325. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 3R., 2367,

237i. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2R., 3463. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

. Com., 3656. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 3310. Nuisance at Newcastle 'Yest, m., 856. Old-age Pensions, q., 443, 837. Order of Business, m., 4028. Police Magistrate at Singleton, adj., 768. Printing Committee, m., 428. Properties taken over by Commonwealth, q.,

1399. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 2R., 4062;

3R., 4085, 4111. Reduction of Members, m., 356. State Governor, Residence for, q., 1666. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4205. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2433, 4307, 4321. Colonial Treasurer, 3111. Loan Estimates, 4366. Secretary for Public ·works, 2764.

Temora-Wyalong Railway, m., 671. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4294. Tuel<ian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3255. 'V estern Division, Settlement in the, adj., 2307. Western Lands Bill, int., 3725; 2n., 3820.

BuRGEss, Mr. G. A., Young: Old-age Pensions, q., 3489. Rabbit Bill, cons. amdt.s., 4484. Railway Trucks br Agricultural Produce, q.,

3829. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2691. 'l'emora, Railway trucks at, q., 2587. Te.mora to i'Vyalong Railway, m., 1899. Western Lands Bill, Com., 3915.

BuzAcOTT, The·Hon. N. J. : Cobar to ''Vilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4413. Friendly Societies Further .Amendment Bill,

Com., 3953. Housing of Consumptives, m., 1530. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2347, 234.9,

26Hl. Justices of the Peace, q., 1629. Letters and Parcels Missing from Post Office,

m., 1709, 1712. Marriage Bill, Com .. 493. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 4016, 4019. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, Com., 4582,

4583. Old-age Pensions, adJ., 3954. Public 'Vorks Committee Election Bill, Com.,

''3565. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3480;

Com., 3691, 369;3. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2724. Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 2988. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3679. Western Lands Bill, ob.s., 4009. 'Vomen's Franchise Bill, adJ., 1231; 2R., 1379;

ri¥~~~~ Com., 1551; acl. 1"tp., 1557; 3R., 1634, 1645.

BYR:s"E, Mr. F. A., Hay: Burrabogie Holding, q., 1561. Hay Irrigation (Amending) Bill, int., 4120. Land Board Oases: Solicitors, q., 837. Long, Death of Coach-driver, q., 1562. Old-age Pensions, q., 837. Pastoral Leases, Hay District, q., 837. Police Fotce, q., 1282 . Rabbit Bill, Com., 4045. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 4312. Secretary for Public Works, 2751.

Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1277, 1865. 'Vestern Division, Settlement in the, aclj.,

2293.

c CAlllPBELL, Jl.1r. ALEXANDER, Kiama:

Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3612, 3616. Liquor Traffic, m., 544. Rail way Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3999. Supply: Secretary for Public 'Vorks, 2808.

CAMPBELL, Mr. ARCHIBALD, Illawan·a. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2387. Coal, Crown Lands, I!Jawarra District, q.,

3101. Commercial Agent, South Africa, q., 3216. Electric Tram Service, q., 3218. FederaJ Capital, Name of, q., 1239. Fisheries Bill, q., 3773. Friendly Societies Act, q., 2419. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No. 2), 3588. National Park, q., 4598. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2681.

CAMPBELJ,, The Hon. iV. R. : Cobar to 'Vilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4419. Industrial Arbitration Bill, cons. amdts., 3939. Indecent Scenes at D9main Baths, adJ., 1708.

CAM SESSION 1901. CAR lxxxiii


CA~1PBELL, The Ron. :w. R. (continued): Public Works Committee Election Bil, 2R.,

3562. Shearers' Accommodation Bill,-m., 3480. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Com., 4588. 'Vomen's.FranchiseBill, 2n., 1361; adj., 1390;

Com., 1554.

.CANN, ~1r. J. H., Broken Hill: Broken Hill Technical College, q., 1962. Broken Hill Unemployed, q., 451. Chairman of Committees, m., 66. Lieutenant-Governor, The, m., 29. Miners' Accident Relief Amendment Bill, 2R.,

3617. Mines Inspection Bill, q., 331; adj., 1757; 2R.,

3285. Privilege, 2360, 2577. School Fees at Broken Hill, adj., 553. Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 454; Com.,

2.594.

CARROLL, Mr. J. G., The Lachlan: Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1071. Appraisement Act, adj., 1522. Appropriation Bill, 2n., 4501; Com., 4504. Blockholders Bill, int., 764. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway, m., 1907. Central Di,•ision Lands, q., 4609. Central Railway Station, q., 669. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1703. Clarence River Southern Breakwater, m.,

1277. Closer Settlement Bill, int., 475; cons. amdts.,

4493, 4497. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3),

Com., 3346. Coroners Bill, 2R., 3467. l<'inaucial Companies, Unscrupulous, p. o.,

1772. Financial Statement, 2251. Friendly Societies Fnrther Amendment Bill,

520. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1240. Government Printing Office, Employees, q.,

2420. Hawkers and Pedlers Bill, 2R., 1916. Hay Irrigation (Amending) Bill, int., 4120. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, rn., 3628. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com., 1987. Liquor Traffic, m., 524. Loans to Miners, q., 4170. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R;, 3309. National Bank, m., 1005. Old-age Pensions, q., 608. Police entering Hotels, adj., 4514. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3232. Public Instruction Amendment Bill, int.,

4069. Rabbit Bill, Oom., 4035, 4040, 4043, 4045,

4047, 4053, 4055, 4057, 4058, 4..113, 4II7, 4II9; 3n., 4214.

Reappraisements, q., 732. State Governor, q., 502. Supply:

Secretary for Lands, 2557, 4388. Secretary for Public Works, 2747, 2754,

2765, 2781, 27.88, 2798, 43i4, 4346, 43!7.

CARROLL, Mr. J. G. (continued): Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1865. Temora-Wyalong Railway, m., 1757, q., 1860,

rn., 1904. Tied·housesBill, 2R., 1606; Oom., 1627, 1628;

3R., l9G6. Tied-houses Bill (No.2), 2n., 3836. vVagga Wagga Ca.ttle Driving Bill, 2R.,

2599. Western Division, Settlement in the, adj.,

2305. \Vestern Lands Bill,int., 3741; 2R., 3819, 3894-;

Com., 3913, 3916, 3922, 3926; 3R., 4001; con8. arndts., 4499.

\Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 716; 3R., 734.

·Wyalong to Hillston Railway, adj., 3927; m., 4576.

CARRUTHERS, The Ron. J. H., St. GeoTge: Address in :Reply, 123. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1076. Blockholders Bill, rn., 579; 3R, 2!22. "Chain Letter," q., 3271, 3408. City Railway Extension, rn., 628, 651. Closer Settlement Bill, 2I<., ll55. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adj., 567. Commonwealth Government, Revenue, q.,

1917. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, m. 391, 416;

(No. 2) Suspension of Standing Orders, 1732.

Customs Staff, Sydney, q., 3955. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 758,

2R., 873. Eland, Introduction of the, q., 440. Electoral Districts, m., 752. Federal Capital, Site of, q., 8t3, 4432; m.,

4439, 4534, 4616. Financial Statement, 2248. Friendly Societies Act, rn., 362. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

rn., 516. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

(No.2), 2R., 3525; Com., 3594, 3599; 3R., 3635.

Governor's Salary Bill, int., 1939; Com., 2061. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 917 ; Com,,

1311, 1314, 1411, l50'i; ,·ecom., 1676. Invasion of State Rights, p. o., II29. . Moore-street Improvement (Amendment) Bill,

int., 578. National Bank, m., 985. Privilege, 2829. Reduction of Members, p.o., 341. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 781, 814. State Rights, m., 4261. Supply:

Colonial Treasurer, 3123. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry,

2908, 4352. Sydenham Railway Disaster, q., 440, 441,

895. Taxation Department, q., 1234. Titles of Ministers, q., 900. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

3R., 4450. 'Vestern Lands Bill, int., 3jl8; 2R., 3786. 'y omen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 678.

lxxxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES. CLA

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

CHAPMAN, l\Ir. A. E., Braidwood: Address in Reply, 312. Crown Lands Amendment Act, q., 2416. Hawkers' Licenses, q., 2416. Public Batteries, Erection of, q., 2415. Reduction of Members, q., 2586.

CHARLES, The Hon. S. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, cons. amdts., 3936. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, 2R.,

4404. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3765. Pllblic 'Yorks Committee Election Bill, 2R.,

3562. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 2R., 4239. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4585; Com.,

45S7. Tied-Houses Bill, 211., 2410. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3675. ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1545.

CLARA, Mr. 1'. J., Condoublin: Acciclmts in 11ines, adj., 1758. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway Bill, q., GOG;

2R., 3461. Bogan Gute Tunk, q., 40i5, 4175. Central Division Leases, q., 39G4. City Railway Extension, m., 6!9, 3551. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3608, 36l0. Coul-mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, 2R.' 4573. Court-house at Bogan Gate, q., 3830, 4023. Mining Bill, q., 3627. Mining L:tws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4561. Railage of Sheep, q., 4257. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4039, 4041, 4052, 4054,

4056, 40ji; 3R., 4216; cons. amdts., 4486. Reduction of Members, m., 353, South African Contingent, Payment of First,

q., :3625. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 4321, 4327. Trundle Post and Telegraph Office, q., 1714. ·western Lands Bill, 2R., 3S9il; Com., 39H,

3918.

CLARK, Mr. E. i\I., St. Leonm·ds: Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, 2R., 4124. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1073. A.d ,-ertisement Hoardings, q., 2640. .-l.ssault at Newcastle, adj., 1572. Bail, Granting of, q., 4432. Bathing, Oeean Beuch, Manly, q., 2354. Buckley, Thomas, q., 453!. City Coroner, q., 1857. Civil Servants : Allowances to, adj., 4395. Increments to, q., 4600. Superannuation Fund, q., 602.

Coaling on the Sabbath, q., 3268. Contingents to Sollth Africa, q., 955, 959. Cresswell, William, q., 498; adj., 1287, 1302;

q.' 1570, 1962. Dawes Point Horse Ferry, q., 374. Devonshire-street Cemetery, Employment at.,

q., 777. Disfigurement of the Harbour, adj., 3437. Electoral Roll: St. Leonards, q., 663. Employees, Go\·ernment Stores, q., 2032.

CLARK, Mr. E. M. (continued) : Engineers, Dredge Service, q., 957. Financial Companies, Unscrupulous, adj.,

1770, 1776. Financial Statement, 2245. Fisheries Department, Employees, q., 3218. Forest Conservation, q., 730. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1242. Government Employees: Hours of Labour,

m., 1813. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 2123. Grafton Stores, q., 2033. Hardwood Timbers, q., 838. Hospital Nurses, Railway Passes for, q., 1037, Hours of Labour, q., 838, 894. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., 3282. Income Tax, Pn,yment of, q., 1397. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1501. Justices of the Peace, q., 1121. Land and Income Tax, q., 663, 2032. Medical Practitioners' Act Further Amend~

ment Act, q., 1762. Messengers, Lltnds Department, q., 667, 774,

899. Metropolitan Tram Service, q., 555. Metropolitan Transit Commission Funds, q.,

555. :Mosman and Middle Harbour Sewerage Con-

tracts, m., 1279. North Shore Bridge, q., 1565. North Syrlney, Road, q., 3039. North Sydney Tram way Service, q., :3218. Old-age Pensions Bill, int., 4030. Order of Business, m., 3105. Overcrowding Theatres, adj., 236!. Parliamentary Trams, q., 2!21. Police Band, 2354. Police Salaries, q., G05. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 101.:>. Printing Committee, m., 427. Printing Forestry Conference Report, q., 2!18. Privilege, 2581. Public Servants, Increments to, q., 10il8. Public Sen·ants, Regrading of, q., 2121. Public Service Appeals, q., 3700. • Public 'Yorks Committee, m., 847. Punt Service, Middle Harbour, q., 662. Railway Properties, North Sydney, q., 3:3:35. Rand wick and Kensington Racecourses, q.,

730. . Removn,l of Prisoners: No. 4 Police Station,

q., G02. Retired Ci,·i1 Servants: Gratuities, q., 6G:l,

1563. Returned Soldiers, q., 1038, 1563. Richmond Terrace, Ln,nd adjoining, q., li63. Roberts, Claim of Robert, rn., 3495, 3500. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, Com., 4571, 4572. Shops at Jetties, Circular Quay, q., 3270. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4563; Com.,

4564, 4565, 456i, 4568. Superannuation Fnnd, q., 3101, 4170. Supply : Attorney-General and Justice, 3202, 3205. Colonial Secretary, 2434, 2455, 2457, 2463, 2466, 2!60, 2471, 2!73, 2490, 2492, 2-508, 2530, 2534, 2536, 2539, 2551.

Colonial Treasurer, 4333, 4338. Syclney Harbour Trust, q., 4600.

CLA SESSION 1901. Cm Ixxx•;


CLARK, Mr. E. 1L (continued}: Temporary Clerks, Old-age Pensions Board,

q., 3268. Tied-Houses Bill, m., 1969. Traffic Regulations, q.,'3216; adJ., 322i. Tramway Service, q., 1564. Unara, Government Launch, q., 1763. Vehicular Ferry Traffic, North Sydney, q.,

608. .Vehicular Traffic, q., 4600. Wagga Wagga Cattle Driving Bill, 2&., 2599. Watchmen : Harbour Trust Commissioners;

q., 3768. 'Vater Supply, North Sydney, q., 4601. "'omen's Franchise Bill, :3R., 736.

CLARKE, Mr. H., Bega: Chairman of Committees, m., 66. Sewerage \Yorks, Lower Randwick and Ken

sington, q., 3767. Speaker, Election of, m., 3.

ConEK, Mr. J. J., Petersham: Address in Reply, 148. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 10i4. Attorney-General and 8olicitor-General, q.,

500. Civil Servants' Salaries, q., 959, 3216. Commonwealth, Revenue Collected by, q.,

1285. Com-eyancing and Law of Property (Supple-

mental) Bill, 3R:, 2126. Coroners Bill, 2R., 3467. Crown Solicitor, q., 3005, 3493, 362!. Darling Harbour and "Rocks" Resumption,

q., 373. Dulwich Hill Tramway Extension, q., 1037,

1962, 3573. Electoral Districts, p.o., 751, 754; adj., 756. Eskbank Ironworks, q., ll73. Federal Capital, q., 900. Financial Statement, 221 I. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

m., 518. Friendly Societies (Furt.her Amendment) Bill

(No. 2}, 2R., 3523; Com., 3580; 3R., 3634. Glebe Island Abattoir, 7J.o., 1239. Hardwood, Destruction of,.q., 1039. Homes for Inebriates, q., 4430. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1253. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1307, 1308,

1311, 1323, 1340, 1344, 1345, 1346, 1350, 1352, l407, 1431, 1432, 1451, 1457, 1463, 1468, 1469, 14il, 1472, 1478, 1479, 1480, 1486, 1487, 1489, 1497, 1499, 1500, 1502, 1503; 1·ecom., 1671; cons. amdts., 3658, 3600.

Permanent Officers, First Contingent, q., 3701. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, rn:,

3238 ; bill int., 3420. Public Service Superannuation Account, q.,

373. Reduction ofMembers, rn., 356. "Rocks" Resumptions, q., 1958, 2036. Solicitor-Geneml, q., 330; adj., 902, 916 ;

q., 1563, 2741. Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 3184. Colonial Secretary, 2548.

CoREN, Mr. J. J. (continued): Supply: , Colonial Treasurer, 3112, 3134. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2919.

Secretary for Lands, 4391. Secretary for Public ·works, 2747, 2769.

Surplus from Federal Treasurer, q., 2815. Temora-Barellan Railway Bill, Corn., 3469, Temora-Gunbar Railway, p.o., 1269; rn.,

1862. . Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) BjlJ,

Com., 4302. Treasury Funds, q., 1037.' Wharfage ani Tonnage Rates (Consolidation)

Bill, 2R.' 4008.

COLEMAN, Mr. J. W., Lismo1·e: Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1982. Railway Employees, Lismore to Casino Rail

way, q., 4024. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 4312, 4321, 4327. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2947.

CoLLINS, Mr. A. E., Narmbri: Address in Reply, 308. Barrier Rabbit-proof Fence, q., 1857. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2388, 2389, 2398. Central Division Lands, q., 4429. Early-c1osing Act, q., 1857. Municipalities Act, q., 4428. Old-age Pensions, q., 2585. Public Service Board, q., 1059, Rabbit Bill, Corn., 4046, 4047. Rabbit-proofFence, Mungindi to Namoi River,

q., 449. . Railways: Narrabri to Burren-\Yee 'iVaato

Pilliga, q., 450. Superannuation Fund, q., 897. \Vestern Division, Settlement in the, ad;".,

2292. Western Lands Bill, Com., 3914.

Cox, The Hon. G. H. Banks, Sir Joseph, m., 2706. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2345.

CrmED, The Hon. J. M., M.R.C.S.: Address in Reply, 20. Attorney-General, The, q., 654. Constitution Act Amendment Bill, int., 2086;

2R., 3323, 4231. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2613, 2628,

2631, 2981. Justices (Fees) Bill, Com., 1631. Law Consolidatiun Bills, obs., 1280. Naphtha and Oth.er Petroleum Products, Stor

age of, q., 885. Public Works Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3555. \Var Medals, q., 653. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1363; Com.,

1551, 1553, 1556; 3R., 1636.

CRICK, The Hon. W. P., West lJiacqua?·ie: Address in Reply, 64, 136. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1050. Advances to Settlers Act, q., 1852, m., 2318.

lxxxvi Cm INDEX TO SPEECHES. CuL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

CRICK, The Hon. \V. P. (continued): Admnces to Settlers (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3501. Barrier Rabbit-proof Fence, q., 1857. Berry Jerry and Aragoal Holding, q., 897. Blockholders Bill, m., 580; 2R., 881, Com.,

2383, 2385, 2387, 2388, 2389, 2391, 2392, 2394, 2396, 2397, 2398, 2399 ; 3R., 2427 ; q., 3222; cons. amdts., 4113.

Bogamildi Agricultural Blocks, q., 3335. Bore Areas a~ Moree, q., 3335. Camping Reserves, q., 4611. Central Division Pastoral Leases, q., 897, 1853;

p.o., 3042; q., 3964. Central Railway Station, Resumption of Land

for, q., 451. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 76!; adj., 1166;

2R., 1170; Com., 3606, 3607, 3610, 3611, 3613, 3614; q., 3708; cons. amdts., 4488, 4492, 4494.

Conditional Land Purchases, m., 2856. Condobolin Electorate, Crown Lands, q.,

2811. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2) :Sus-

pension of Standing Orders, 1730. Contagious Diseases Prevention Bill, int., 471. Crown Lands, q., 728, 729, 1963, 3335. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, p.o., 1135. Eastern Division 'Leases, q., 4434. Eland, Introduction of the, q., 440. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1974. . . Exchanges of Lanil, q., 30, 898, 1038, 3334,

3433, 4607. Federal Capital Site, p.o., 4535, 4626. Financial Statement, p.o., 2137; rn., 2250. Forest Conservation, q., 730. :Forest Lands, Applications for, q., 4599. Forfeiture of Leases Bill, Corn., 4130. Governor's Salary Bill, int., 1937; m., 2124. Gundare Settlement Leases, q., 325. Hardwood Timbers, q., 1035, 1039. Hay Irrigation (Amending) Bill, int., 4119;

2R., 4394. . Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1308, 1310,

1315, 1335, 1340, 1841, 1344, 1350, 1352, 1353, 1354, 1403, 1413, 1421, 1430, 1431, 1433, 1435, 1460, 1462, 1470, 1472, 1478, 1479, 14S2, 1485, 1487, 1488, 1498, 1501, 1502, 1504, 1505, 1519; recom., 1671, 1672, 1673, 1675, 16S4, 1688, 1692, 1693, 1697; cons. amdt8., 3656, 3658, 3660.

Invasion of State Rights : Federal Legislation, p.o., 1125, 1131.

Jtwenile Smoking Suppression Bill, rn., 454. Kensington Racecourse, q., 1853. Land, Applications for, q., 1921. Land Ballot at Tamworth, q., 3434. Lands Department Officers, q., 1856. Land Sold by Auction, q., 448. Langley, '\'illiam, q., 4605. Limitation of Debate, m., 2077. Liquor Traffic, m., 525. Lunatic Asylnm Attendants, p.o., 1719. McKinley, President, the late, adJ., 1357. Mercadool Case, q., 961, 1667. Midkin Duck Farm, q., 3334. Milson's Island, Hawkesbury River, q., 322. Mineral and Gold Leases, q., 1037.

CRicK, The RoN. \V. P. (continued}: Mumblebone Holding, q., 4602. National Bank, m., 991. National Park, q., 4598. Native Flora, Illawarra District, q., 731. North Sydney, Land for Park, q., 20.'34. Order of Business, m.., 3103, 3105 ; adj., 3206. Personal Explanation, 1401. Postal and Telegraphic Works, q., 1860. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1009. Prickly-pear Pest, q., 4612. Privilege, 2565, 2641, 2832, 285-1. Public Gates : Eugowra to Goolagong, q.,

1036. Public Parks, Nepean Electorate, q., 958. Rabbit Bill, int., 477, 512; q., 899, 1667,

3103, 3625 ; 2R., 3663 ; Com., 4032, 4033, 4038, 4041, 4043, 40!5, 4049, 4115, 4116, 4118; cons. amdts., 4i77, 4484.

Rabbit-proof Fence, Mungindi to NamoiRiver, q., 450.

Rabbit-proof Fence, Yarraldool to Narrabri, q., 3336.

Reappraisements, q., 732, 2033. Reduction of Members, m., 315. Resumed Land, VDJuation of, q., 3955. Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3497. Rossi ville Estate, Goulburn, q., 372. Sale of Poisoned Drugs, at(j., 1522. Selectors' Unpaid Balances, q., 2036. Settlement Lease Farms, q., 376. Solicitor-Geneml's Appointment, adj., 907. Supply :

Attorney-General and Justice, 3181, 3192, 3195, 3203.

Colonial Secretary, 2456, 2470, 24/2, 2554. Colonial Treasurer, 3110, 3156. Secretary for Lands, 2556, 2558, 2559, 4379,

4390, 4392. Tamworth Land District, q., 1177. Telegraphs and Telephones, q., 560. Temporary Clerks, q., 3774. Tonderbrine Leasehold, q., 3i6, ~77. Trigonometrical Surveyors: \Vages of Men,

q., 604, 1859, 2355. Usury Limitation Bill, 2R., 467. \Yater Police Court, Scene in the, a(~j., 2083. vVestern Division, Settlement in the, adf.,

2300. Western Lands Bill, q., 3627; int., 3715,3747;

2R., 3774; p.o., 3801; aci.f. deb., 3816; 2R., 3897 ; Com., 3902, 3903, 390!, 3905, 3907, 3910, 3912, 3917, 3918, 3919, 3923, 3924, 3925; 3R., 4006; cons. amdts., 4498.

\Vestern Lands Commission, q., 166!, 1859, 4599.

Wire Netting, City Holders of, q., 1855.

CuLI,EN, The Hon. \V. P., LL.D.: Ro,rbonrTrust Commissioners and Shell Trans

port Company, adj., 831. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1848, 2002;

Com., 2340, 2346, 2348~ 2986 ; 1'fcom., :3076, 3077.

Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 4015, 4018, 4019. Presbyterian Church Property Management

(AmPndment) Bill, 2R. 4241. .Rand wick 'V esleyan Methodist Chapel En·

abling Bill, 2R., 2087.

CuL SESSION 1901. DAN lxxxvii•

23 JulJ to 20 December, 1901.

CuLLEN, The Hon. W. P., LL.D. (continued): Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 3750. Statute of Limitations Bill, 2R., 658. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2715. Trustees Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 3212;

Com., 3332, 3333. Western Lands Bill, 2R., 4153; Com., 4161,

4164, 4235.

D DACEY, Mr. J. R., Botany :

Abattoirs, q., 1177. Address in Reply, G!, 154, 160. Artificial Limbs: Railway Department, q.,

3273. Bakers of Sydney, q., 772, 1238. Blockholders Bill, q., 3~22. 'Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1981. City Railway Extension, q., 1122. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, ·q., 559.

. Coast Hospital, Male Staff at, q., 601, 840, 1119.

Condoublin Electorate, q., 2122; adj., 2273. Darley, Salary of Sir Frederick, q., 323. Director of Government Charities, q., 840. Federal Government, Services Rendered to

the, q., 331. J!'isheries Commisoion, q., 440, 496, 4178. Fruit, Condemned, q., 322. Gaolers, Acting, Police Gaols, q., 555, 772. Governor's Salary Bill, ~R, 2052; Com., 2056. Industrial Arbitration Bill, cons. amdts., 3661. Justices of the Peace, g, 1121. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1990. Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill, h!t.,

3251. Land Taxation, q., 3222.

·Lands Department, adj., 3928. Loan, Four-Million, g., 1237. Metropolitan Traffic Act, adj., 779. Milson's Island, Hawkesbury River, q., 322. Newspaper Train, q., 2815 Police, Allowances to, q., 325, 496, 497, 840,

3770. .Police, Transfer of, Country, q., 325. Power House, \\'averley Park, g., 1559. Precedence of Federal and State Members of

Parliament, g., 1122. Prince Alfreu Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3423. Pri Yilege, 2836. Public Records, g., 779. Questions, Answers to, q., 608. Rednction of Members, p.o., 342. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4570. ~chool Teacher at Gardener's Road, q., 1238. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 794. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Corn., 4566. Superannuation Fund, q., 1119. · Supply:

Attorney-General and Justice, 3200. Colonial Secretary, 4306, 4307, 4323. Colonial Treasurer, 3135, 4340. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry,

2939, 2972. Taxation Dep<>rtment, Permanent Staff, q. ,329. Tug Boats Hired by Government, q., 1393. ·

DACEY, Mr. J. R. (continued): Tug Work, Botany Bny, q, 954. Unemployed, q., 731. ·water Police Court, Scene in the, adj., 2082. ·western Lands Bill, Com., 3923. Womanhood Suffrage, q., 4612.

DALEY, Mr. W. M., Sydney-Gipps Dhi1ion: Betting Houses, g., 1761. Building at corner of Cumberland and Lower

Fort Streets, adj., 48l. Clerk of the Peace, q., 2031. Conspiracy Charge, q., 3338. Darling Harbour Resumptions, q., 1233. Dawes' Battery, q., 555, 1761, 4169. Dredging \Vorks near \Voy \Voy, q., 2810: Financial Statement, 2245. Fort-street School, Resumption of old, q.,

2276. Gasworks, Discharge of Coal at, q., 1120.' George-street, Parramatta Asylum, q., 2584. Hotels in " Rocks " Area, q., 1400 . Kensington Racecourse, q., 1853, 2276. Liquor Traffic, m., 548. Miller's Point Electric Tramway, q., 4.47, Observatory Park, Sydney, q., 4071. Old-age Pensions, q., 2585. Picnics, Government Steamer, q., 3215. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1016. Powder Magazine, Goat Island, q., 1170. Public Library Staff, q., 4022. .Pupil '(.eachers' Examination, q., 841. Quarantining H!!ghes' Family Hotel, q., 773. Richmond Terrace, Land adjoining, q., 1565. "Bocks" Resumed Area, q., 934, 1393, 1761,

195$, 2584, 3038, 3215, 3431, 4071, 4168. Signal Station, Observatory Park, q., 2587.· Subscription Lists and Rafile Tickets, q., 1957. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2518, 4308. Colonial Treasurer, 3142. . Secretary for Public \Yorks, 4346.

vYynyard Square Park, q., 2276.

DANGAR, The Hon. H. C. : Adjournment, m., 4596. Blockholders Bill, 2R., 3265; Com., 3484, .

3485, 3486, 3187. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, . 2R.,

1849; Com., 1851. Co bar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, :!R., 4414. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), 2R.

347~. Coastitution Act Amendment Bill, m., 2413. Cox, Decease of the Hon. G. H., obs., 3930. Harbour Trust Commissioners and Shell Trans-

port Company, adj., 8~3. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2n., 2!17, 2320;

Com., 2341, 2312, 2BOS, 2613, 2020, 2622, 2624, 2627, 2633, 2858, 2867, 2S70, 2871, 287:2, 2880, 2886, 288!J, 2979; cons. amdts., 3938.

Justices (Fees) Bill, Com., 1630. Law Consolidrttion Bills, 2R., 835. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prisons Bill, 2R.,

4399. Loan Bill, 2R., 4519; Com., 4520. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 2R., 2994;

Com., 3001.

lxxxviii DAN INDEX TO SPEECHES.

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4,

DAXGAR, The Hon. H. C. (continued): Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 4015, 4016, 4018,

4019, 4020. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4579. Municipal District of Inverell Reduced Are11

Bill, 2&., 2711; Com., 2713. J;'ublic 'Vorks Committee, m., 886. Public Works Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3559 ; Com., 3565. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 2n., 4239. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4592. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 3262; m.,

3477; p.o., 3483; 2R., 3689; Com., 3691, 3692, 3693, 3695, 3696, 3697, 3698, 3699, 3749, 3751, 3752, 3753; cons. amdts., 4130.

-stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4585; Com., 4587, 4588, 4590.

· ~ydney University (Fisher Library) Bill, 2R., 4524..

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4012. Temora to \Vyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3089. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2719. Treasury Bills Deficiency Amendment Bill,

p.o., 4516. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3674. 'Western Lands Bill, Com., 4161, 4165, 4166,

4167, 4168, 4232, 4233; 1·e-com., 4237. 1-Vomen's Franchise Bili, adj., 1390 ; 2&.,

1532 ; 3R., 1632.

DAVIDSON, Mr. R., Hastings-11/acleay: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4503. De\'onshire-street Cemetery, q., 11'i3. Financial Statement, 2243. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., llll. Loan, Government, q., 2037. Oyster Leases, q., 25R9. Parliament House, q., 1767. Public Works Committee Election Bill, Com.,

2393. Scarlet Fever in Manly Public Schools, adj.,

4514. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Com., 4569. Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1276. Tenterfield to Casino Railway, m., 4221. "Vestern Lands Bill, Com., 3905. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 70S.

<DAVIS, Mr. '"· W., Bourke: Land Appeal Court, q., 773. Old-age Pensions Act, q., 1661. Plague Compensation, q., 442. Sporting Associations, Tax on, q., 3702. Supply: Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3037. Secretary for Public Works, 2789.

\VesternDivision, Settlement in the, adj., 2289. '\Vestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3884; Com.., 3909.

DAY, The Ron. G. : Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3482. Women's Franchise Bill, adj., 1231; 2R., 1359.

DrcK, Mr. '"· T., ]{etccastle East: Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, 2R., 4127. Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4065, Custo111s Prosecution, q., 3962. Dock Accommodation at Newcastle, q., 1666

185J, 4533. '

DrcK, Mr. \V, T. (continued): Federal Capital Site, p.o., 4625. Financial Statement, 2225. Friendly Societies' Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), Com., 3587. Grain Sheds at Newcastle, q., 1175. Harbour Trust Officers, q., 1236. Hospital Am~nding Act, q., 2415. Hospitals for Ins11ne, Attendant~ in, q., 775. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1324, 1333,

1345, 1466, 1469, 1473, 1475, 1500, 1512; 1·ecom., 1695.

Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill,p.o., 1205. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prisons Bill, ~R.,

4223 ; Com., 42:24, JJunatic Asylum Attendants, adj., 1724. Manly 'Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 422!; Com., 4228. Newcastle Post Office Clock Tower, q., 2415. Pilot Service, Newcastle, adj., 50!, 509, 1718;

q., 4531, 4605. ' Public Instruction Amendment Bill, lnt., 4067. Sea-bathing at Newcastle, q., 3964. Solicitor-General's Appointment, adj., 910. Stock DiseaBes (Tick) Bill, Com., 4565. Stockton-Newcastle Ferry, q., 1286. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 4320, 4321, 4::!22. Colonial Treasurer, 3137, 3141, 3157.

Temora-Wyalong Railway, m., 1889. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4282 ; 3R., 4468, Vehicular Traffic between Newcastle and

Stockton, q., 73i.

DIGHT, Mr. C. H., Singleton: Blockholders Bill, Com., 2390; 3R., 2421. Cattle Tick, adJ., 366. Demise of the Crown Bill, Com., 3465. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1428, 1481,

1485. Liquor Tmffic, m., 544. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2R., 3464. Old-age Pensions, q., 376. Order of Business, m., 4027. Personal Explanation, 1397. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3472. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4033, 4038, 4041, 4046, 40!7. Reduction of Members, m., 348. Returned Soldiers, q., 1563. Singleton Po!ice Magistrate, q., 1562. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4196. Supply:

Attorney-General and Justice, 3197. Colonial Treasurer, 3114, 3135. Depnrtment of Mines and Agriculture, 3032.

Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1616. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Corn., 458. \Vestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3781; Com., 3903,

3908, 3918, 3922.

DoNALDSON, Mr. R. T., Tumut: Betterment Tax, q., 1041. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3),

Com., 3401. Contractors' Vouchers, g., 2123. Federal Capital Site, g., 4606. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 124:2.

DoN SESSION 1\101. EsT Ixxxix


DoNALDSON, Mt·. R. T. ( contimtecl}: Gundagai-Tumut Railway, Deviation of, adj.,

3709. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1496. Old·age Pensions Act, q., 1237. Rabbit Bill, Com., 40-!4, 4116, 4ll9; cons.

amdt.s., 44.82. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2J51, 4323. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2956, 2965.

Temora·Gunbar Railway, rn., 1862. Temora- Wyalong Railway, adj., 1279 ; rn.,

1867. . . 'Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R, 704.

E EARP, The lion. G. F. :

Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2n., 2327; Com., 2612.

Public Works Committee Elections Bill, 2R., 3561.

\Vomen's Frn,nchise Bill, 2R., l3G2.

EDDEN, Mr. A., Knhibah: Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, 2R., 4126. Address in Reply, 64, 234. Adulteration of Beer, ad}., 1C59. Ass~.ult at, Newcastle, obs., 1567; adj., 1571. Burwood Colliery, q., 1238, 1962, 2037, 2419,

3276, 3705, 3772, 4260, 4430. Coal and Coke, Railway Department, q., 898. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adj., 562, 576. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 425. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), Sus-

pension of Standing Orders, 1729. Contagions Diseases Prevention Bill, int.,

471. Coupon System, q., 1960. Cremorne Coal Shafts, q., 2898. Dental School, Builclin~s for, q., 328. Dredge Shop Employees, Dismis~al of, q.,

3827. Electoral Districts, p.o., 751. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2H., 1971, 1980. Financial Statement, 2251. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill,

m., 518. Friendly Societies l<'urthet· Amendment Bill

(No. 2) Oom., 3G03; :3R., ;;639. Governor's Salary Bill, 2R., 2050. Hordern's Fire, q., 445. Hunter R.iver Flood Mitigation, m., 1257. Industrial Arbitration Bill, int., 446; q.,

502; 2R., 944, 1094; Com., 1319, 1337,1343, 1:350, l40i, 1421, 143!, 14::J6, 1448, 1449, 1450; recom., 1671, 16S6, 1695, 1698; cons. amdl8., 3658.

Invasion of State Rights, p.o., 1128. Justices of the Peace, q., 1121. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1207;

Com., 1994, 1995. Labour Commissioners, The, q., 501. Lacerda, Case of Dominick, aclj., 3231. Liquor Tmffic, m., 530. McKinley, Assassinn,tion of President, adj.,

1217.

EooEN, Mr. A. (continued): Miners' Accident Relief Act, q., 65. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3654, 3655, 3656. Mines Inspection Bill, 3R., 3297; Com., 3309,

3312, 3313. Motions of Adjournment, q., 3409. Nuisance at Newcastle \Vest, m., 853. Old-age Pensioners, q., 3493. Old-age Pensions Boards, q., 558, 560. Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act

m., 473. Pilot Service at Newcastle, adj., 508. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1014. Privilege, 2818, 2835. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int.,

3982 ; 3R., 4092. Reduction of Members, q., 30; p.o., 340;

m., 344; q., 2816. Speaker, Election of, m., 6. State Children's Relief Department, ad}., 1117. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 813. Snpply:

Colonial Secretat·y, 2452, 2454, 2455, 2464, 2488, 2490, 2500, 2505, 2508, 2518, 2519, 2521, 2524, 4321, 4B27.

Colonial Treasurer, 3107, 3120, 3125, 3139, 3139, 3141, 4340, 4341. .

Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3020. Temora-Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 3430. Temora-\Yyalong Railway, rn., 673. Tied-Houses Bill, 2n., 1594; Com., 1622, 1624. Tramway Officers, q., 2588. '£ruck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 460, 462. Unemployed, Newcastle District, q., 2i4l. \Vagga \Vagga to Hnmula Railway, m., 3450. Wharfage Duty on Coal, adj., 554. White Cliffs-Wilcannia Coach, adj., 964. ·women's Franchise Bill, int., 474; 2R., 724;

Com., 726; 3R., 739.

ESTELL, Mr. J., JVallsend: Abattoirs for Northern Districts, q., 442. Accidents in Mines, adj., 1757. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2384, 2392. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adj., 569. Coal-mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, 2n., 4573. Urcmorne Coal Mine, q., 3005. Employees of Labour Unions l'rotection Bill,

p.o., 1972; 2R., 1976. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

m., 516. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3536; Com., 3543, 3583, 3602; 3R., 364.0.

Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1332, 1451, 1480, 1482.

Lithgow, Railway Deviation, m., 4574. Mineral Lea;ses, Scottish Australian Mining

Company, q., 1394. Mir.ers' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3651, 3652, 3653. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 3317, 3319. Pilot Boat at Newcastle, q., 444. Public Health Act, q., 3494. Railway and Tramway Departments: Pay

ments, q., 774. Residential Blocks foe Coal \Yorkers, q., 77 4.

XC ·EsT INDEX TO SPEECHES. FIT

Volumes 1, 2, :>, 4,

EsTELL, Mr. J. (continued): Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 4323. Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3036.

\Vest \Y allsend, Carriage of Goods to, q, 2585.

EvANs, Mr. J. G., Deniliquin: Acton Bridge, q., 1664.

F FALLICK,'Mr. J., .Newtown-St. Pete1's Division:

Address in Reply, 311 Cement, Locally Manufactured, q., 3768. Metropolitan Traffic Act, q., 2740. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 810.

FARNELL, Mr. F., Ryde: Adulteration of Jams, q., 843. Attendance of Public at Parliament House,

ex pl., 1399. Compensation Claims, Report on, q., 443. Darling Harbour Resumptions, q., 1398. Dredges, Newcastle Harbour and Hunter·

Ri\·er, q., 4598. Fisheries Bill, q., 2894. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1242. Humble v. Humphries, q., 439. Law Courts, New, q., 447, 1287, 3336. Municipal Bill, q., 2589. Parliamentary Library, adj., 612. Parramatta River, q., 3336. Pope, :;..1r. G. N., q., 3337. Railway Employees, q., 841. Retired Public Servants, q., 2812, 3336. Roberts, Claims of Robert, m., 3497. Supply : Attorney-General and Justice, 3195,

3203, 3204, 3205.

FEGAN, Mr. J. L., Wickham: Canteen on Garden Island, q., 3624. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adj., 571. Coal-mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, 2R.' 4573. Consolidatetl Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 422;

(No. 3), Com., 3404. Dismissal of Public Officers, q., 2895. Government Employees, Hours of Labour, m.,

1800. Government Printing Office, q:, 2639. Graving Dock, Newcastle, q., 668, ll75, 3961. Inch, Dismissal of .James t:ltephen, m., 3633. Industrial Arbib·ation Bill, q., 3626. Limitation of Debate, m., 2081. Liquor Traffi ~. m., 538. Medals for Volunteers, q., 1923. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3617, 3619; Com., 3650, 3655. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3290. Mining Act, Amendment of, q:, 4075. Nava,1 Brigade, q., 2()40. Nuisance at Newcastle West, m., 856. Oyster Leases, q., 2416. Pacific Islands, q., ·3488. Randwick \Vesleyan Methodist Chapel En·

abling Bill, 2R., 2602. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2n., 2692. State Children's Relief Department, adj., 1116.

FEGAN, Mr. J. L. (continued): State Farms, adj., ll90. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 808. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4190, Sunday Labour, m., 617. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 4320. Colonial Treasurer, 3134, 3140. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2935.

Secretary for Public Works, 2806. Temora-Wyalong Railway, m., 1901. Temora· Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2678. Throsby Creek, m., 1818. · vVagga Wagga Cattle Driving Bill, 2n., 2599. ViT estern Lands Bill, con.~. amdts., 4499. Wharfage Duty on Coal, adj., 554. \Vickham and Bullock Island Coal Company,

q., 3962. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 720. Women's Military Service Relief Fund, q.,

3700.

FERGUSON, Mr. \V. J., Stm·t: Blockholders Bill, Com., 2395. Buckley, Mr. Thomas, q., 1769. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3538; Com., 3596. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2059. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 938 ; Com.,

1312, 1326, 1345, 1349, 1351, 1353, 1405, 1426, 143!, 1459, 1491, 1498, 1505, 1513 ; 1·ecom., 1687, 1693.

Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com., 1988.

Lacerda, Case of Dominick, adJ., 3280. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3300; Com., 3315,

3316, 3318, 3322. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4550. Newspaper Articles Bill, 2R., 3066. Post Office Irregularities, .A:Ileged, m., 1013. Privilege, 2577, 2843. · Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 2697. Sunday Labour, m., 626. Supply: Secretary for Public Works, 2773,

2777. Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1615, 1623. Unemployed, ·work for, q., 1569. Western Division, Settlement in the, adj.,

2279, 2308. Western Lands Bill, int., 373S; 2rt., 3859.

FITZGERALD, The Hon. R. 0. D. : Blockholders Bill, 1-ecom., :l947. Temora to Barellan Railway Line, 2R., 4011. Women's Franchise Bill, 3R., 1631.

FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L., Ryl.>tone ;. Aberdare ~~llieri?s Railway Bill, 2R., 4121;

Com., 41:./. · Accident to Stetcmer llfanly, q., 558. Address in Reply, 252. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1054.· Ad\·ertisements on Railway Stations, q., 323. A.iax, Master of Pilot Steamer, q., 1715. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4502. Arabs at the Police Court, q., 1766. Assault Case, q., 4119. Associate to Chief J usticc, q., 499.

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FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L. (continued): ,·Bank Balances Bill, q., H9.

Bernstein, Dr., q., 3959, 4427. Blockholders Bill, int., 763; Com.,2388, 2302. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway, rn., 1007;

bill, 2R., 3457. Bondi Road, q., 3002. Bonuses, q., 3221. Bulli Relief Fund, q., 3102. Cassilis Railway, q., 1960, 2897; adj., 3928;

q., 4260. Celebrations, State Concert, &c., q., 320. Central Division.Lands, p.o., 3042. Chief Justice, Appointment of, q., 4430. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1703. Clerk of Petty Sessions, Ballina, q., 3103. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 1137; Com.,3606,

36ll, 3613; con8. am dis., 4489. Colo River, Use of, for Generating Electricity,

q.' 843, 3706, 3770. Commercial Agent in London, adj., 1668. Commemoration Medals to School Children,

q., 4073. Coqunonwealth Celebrations, q., 729, 1395,

3337, 407!.. Compositors, Unemployed, q., 4530. Conditional Purchases, Additional, q., 1173. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.2): Sus-

pension of Standing orders, 1735; (No. 3), Com., 3363.

Consolidation of the Statutes, q., 328, 499, 899. .

Conveyancing and Law of Property (supplemental) Bill, 3R., 2127.

Cook Park, q., 3624. Coronation of the King, q., 4076.

, Coroners Bill, 2R., 3468. Cresswell, William, adj., 1289. Crown Lands, q., 1962. Crown Lands, Condobolin Electorate, q., 2811. Crown Prosecutor, Duties of, q., 2587.

. Defamation Bill, 2R., 1910; Com., 1913. Demise of the Crown Bill, Com., 3465. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 762;

2R., 879; 3R., 1134. Disfigurement of the Harbour, adj., 3435. Docker, Judge, Remarks by, q.,.3823, 4527,

4600. Electoral Districts, m., 752. Eva, Steam Launch, q., 773. Exchanges of Lan<l, q., 500, 898, 1037, 1234,

1661, 3433, 4607. Federal Capital Site, p.o., 4629, 4631. Federal Expenditure, q., 332. Federal Tariff, q., 2120, 2277, 2279, 2:~54,

2417. Financial Statement, m., li55, p.o., 2138,

rn., 2177, 2186, 2247. Forfeiture of Leases Bill, Com., 4129. Friendly Societies : Actuarial Investigation,

q., 842. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

rn., 519. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3520; Com., 3543, 3585. General Post Office (Approaches Improve

ment) Bill, 2R., 2133. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1240.

FITZPATRICK, Mr. J; C. L. (continued): Goorianawa., Gora, and Youlbung Rol<lings, ·

q., 842; Governor i\Iacquarie's Gates, q., 2638. Governor of New South Wales, q., 4258. Governor's Salary Bill, int., l93t; Com., 2054,

2068, 2076; m., 2124. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3240. "Historical Records," q., 439. Homestead Selections, q., 1172. Houses of Parliament, New, q., 448. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1255. Imperial Troops at Agricultural Ground, q.,

3408, 3431, 3624. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., 3632. Income Tax, q., 1855, 2034. Income Tax, Commonwealth Officers, q., 1283. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 949 ; Com.,

1328; 1333, 1339, 1341' 1344, 1346, 1351, 1415, 1452, 145S, 1465, 1467, 1469, 1471, 1476, 1479, 1481 ; recom., 1672, 1682; cons. amdts., 3658, 3659, 3660.

Inspector of Schools, Chief, q., 1920. Inspectors, Glebe Island, q., 4025. Inter-State Debts Recovery Bill, 2R., 1915. Invasion of State Rights, p.o., 1129.

·Jimmy Governor, Late, q., 4024. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1994. Kerosene: New South \Vales, q., 3272, 3960, Kirkcaldie, Mr., q., 4531. Lacerda, Case of Dominick, adj., 3281. Lady Teachers, Pu1lic Schools, q., 1284. Lambton, Mr. S. H., q., 557; adj., 600; q.,670. Land and Income Tax, q., 6():5, 4073. Land and Income 'fax Amendment Bill, int.,

3250. ·Land Grants, q., 1li2. Land Sold by Auction, q., 448. Law Clerks, A ppoint:nent of, q., 1235. Leadville Police and Court Bui!tlings, q., 3220. Lieutenant-Governor, The, m., 29 . Lismore Police Magistrate, q., 1173, :12·20. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, int.,

412!. Loan Bill, 2R., 4507. Mackinnon Family, q., 3569. Mail-carrier, Prosecution of a, q., 667. Manly \Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4227. Merriwa, Proposed Railway to, q.; 328. Miners' Accident Relief Amendment Bill, 2R.,

3617; Com., 3650, 3652. Ministers Appearing in Conrt, q., E58. Morris, Trooper J. B. C., q., 3624. Motions of Adjournment, q., 3409, 3488. Municipalities: Metropolitan and Suburban,

q., 956. Negotiable Instruments Procedure Bill, 2R.,

1909. Newcastle Harbour, q., 4172. Newspaper Articles Bill, 2R., 3052, 3075 .. Norfolk Island, q., 3217. North Sydney, L11nd for Park, q., 2034. Old-age Pension Boards, q., 497. Old-age Pensions, q., 375, 605, 845, 898, 1762,

1763, 2354, 3002. Order of Business, m., 4027. Parliamentary Evidence Bill, Com., 1914

xcii FIT INDEX TO SPEECHES. FIT

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 •

. FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L. (continued): · Parliamentary Library, adj., 610.

Parliat11ent Houses, Site for New, q., 605, 3004.

Patents Department, q., 3002. I'ermanent Officers : Commonwealth Celebra-

tions, q., 603. Personal Explanation, 155, 2584. Pine-apples, Importation of, q., 4170. Police Depot, New, q., 3622. Police Force, q., 9'56, 3827, 3959. Police Licensing Inspectors, q., 666. Police, Special Allowance to, q., 376, 3408. Prince Alfred Hospital, q., 1284, 2740, 2892;

m., 3231. Printing Public Documents, q., 1958. Privilege, 2642, 2850. Prohibition and Mandamus Bill, 2R., 1915. Public Accounts, q., 3273. Public Library, New, q., 956, 2i42. Public School Teachers, q., 3337. Public Servants Borrowing :Money, q., 729. Public Servants, Commonwealth Celebrations,

q., 450. Public Service Appeal Board, q., 1041. Public Service Board, q., 1238, 1393, 3215. Public \Yorks Committee Elections Bill, Com.,

2593. Pugilistic Encounters, q., 30; Pyrmont Bridge Extension Bill, int., 4510. Questions \Yithout Notice, q., 2897. Rabbit Bill, int., 511; Com., 4ll3, 4ll4; cons.

amdts., 4483. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3989,

2R., 4059, 3R., 4099, 4212. Railway Life Passes, q., 4073. Railway Passes, q., 2812. Railway Refreshment Rooms, q., 448; adj.,

111.5; q., 2740. Raihvay Returns, q., 2353. Real Property and Conveyancing Amendment

Bill, Com., 4129. Reduction of Members, m., 347. Requirements of Electomtes, q., 349!. Residence for State Governor, q., 1715. Returnerl Trooper, q., 2122. Riflemen, Free Passes to, q., 2034. "Rocks" Area Resumption, q., 666, 4170,

4429. Royal Agricultural Society's Grounds, q., 448. Royal Commissionera' Evidence Bill, 2R., 1915. :Scaffolding aurl Lifts Bill, 2R., 4569. Secretary for Public Works, Speech by, q.,

3493. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2688; Com.,

2695, 2697, 2101; q., 33a8. . Solicitor-General, q., 2417, 2587. Solicitor-General and Under-Secretary of Jus-

tice : Salaries, q., 323: South African \Yar, q., 3431, 3622. State Farms, adj., ll87. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 792. State Post Offices, q., 1559. Stock Bill, Com., 1915. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., .4207, 4562. Stone, Ex-Constable, q., 3272. Storekeepers Selling Patent Medicines, q.,

3490. Strike at Airly, q., 1858, 2356, 2590.

FITZPATRICK, Mr. J. C. L. (continued): Strike at Genowlan Shale Mines, q., 958, 1177,

3275. Sunday Labour, m., 624. Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 3181, 3195,

4342. Colonial Secretary, 2436, 2456, 2475, 2492, 4303, 4313, 4322, 4325.

Colonial Treasurer, 3106, 3121, 3131, 3132, 3155, 3157, 3158, 4328, 4330, 4334.

Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3024. Executive and Legislative, 2429. Loan Estimates, 4376. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2903, 2960, 2961' 2964, 2969.

Secretary for Lands, 4384. Secretary for Public Works, 2750, 2778,

2803, 2810, 4350. Supreme Court Judges, q., 4427. Sydenham Railway Accident, q., 1559. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2381 ;

2R., 3430. Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1861. Temora-\Vyalong Railway, m., 1868. Temora-Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 26!6;

Com., 2682; 3R., 2743. Tied-Houses Bill, 2t:., 1589 ;·(No.2) 2R., 3833. Training Ship Sobraon, q., 664. Tramway Employees, q., lll9. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4288; 3R., 4476. Troops, Returned, q., 1860. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 455. University of Syduey (Fisher Library) Bill,

2R., 4540. Vagrant Children, q., 665. V\Testern Di,·ision, Settlement in the, adj,,

2258. \Yestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3798; Com., 3915. \Vestern Lands Commission, q., 4599. Wharves Resumption Act, ·q., 1565. Whipping, Sentence of, adj., 4230. White Cliffs-Wilcannia Coach, adj., 966. Wire Netting, City Holders of, q., 1855. \Vise, Mr., as Acting Chief Justice, q., 3703. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 706; 3R., 738;

adj., 1707.

FITZPATRICK, Mr. T., The J,fnrrumbidgee: Advances to Settlers Act, m., 2314. Agricultural Labourers, q., 3275. City Railway Extension, m., 639. Closer Settlement Bill, adj., ll65. Commercial Travellers' Association: Juries,

q., 665 . Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3), Com.,

3385. Federal Capital, q., ll75. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1216. Land, Applications for, q., 1921. Polic<> Superannuation Fund, q., 3622. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4034, 4049. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3ll97. State Farms, adj., 1192. Supply : Colonial Secretary, 2446. Temora-Barellan Railway, q., 3277. Temora-Gunbar Railway, q., 1176; m., 1269,

1271.

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FITZPATRICK, Mr. T. ( contimwcl): \Vagga vVagga to Humula Railway, m., 3449. \Vestern Lands Bill, Com., 3914, 3925. 'Wheat, Minimum Price for, q., 3338. \Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 708.

FLE)II::<G, Mr. vV. M., Robe1·tson: Aberdeen Old Fever Hospital, q., 1919. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2389, 2390. Darling Harbour Railway, q., 3408. Experimental Farm, Upper Hunter, q., 899. Income Tax, q., 1919. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1098; Com.,

1447, 1497. Margarine, Sale of, q., 1918. Rabbit Bill, q., 898. Rabbit Proof Fencing, q., 3338, 3432. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2686. Supply:

Colonial Treasurer, 3!14. Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3036.

\Yestern Lands Bill, Com., 3910, 3916.

:FLOWERS, The Hon. F. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2023; Com.,

2618, 2629. Scaffol<ling and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4591.

G GEORGE, Mr. E., S!Jclney-Beliiwre Division:

Address in Reply, 31. Adulteration of Beer, aclj., 1055. Applications for Employment, q., 733. Central Railway Station, New, q., 2895. City Municipal Council's o~·erdraft, q., 1761. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1(399; Com., 1706. City Railway Extension, m., 631. Coronation of the King, q., 3i07. Cresswell, ·william, adj., 1292. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 760. Engineers on Horse Ferry, q., 1714. Federal Government: Trans·~er of Services, q.,

4258. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), Com., 3586, 3595, 3601; 3R., 3642. Gipps-street, Closing of, q., 501. Government Employees, Hours of Labour,

m., 1784. Government Printing Office Employees, q.,

1174, 1395. Governor's Salary Bill, int., 1940. Hours of Labour, q., 1714. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, rn., 3632. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 943, 1081 ;

Com., 1351, 1425, 1454, 1510. Invasion of State Rights, p.o., 1129. Jury Lists, adj., 2972. Libels on Legislative Assembly, q., 2813. nhry-street, Dangerous Premises in, adj.,

1520. . :Moore Park, Railway to, q., 4260. Mudgee Post-office, q., 4609. Painters' Strike, q., 3773. Privilege, 2580, 2839. Public Library, q., 3825. Reduction of Members, m., 355.

GEORGE, Mr. E. (continued): Roberts, Claim of Robert, m., 3495. "Rocks" Resumption, Men Employed on, q.,

1961. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 2698,

2700, 2702, 2703, 2705. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 793. Sunday Labour, m., 620. Sunday Trading, q., 3492, 4603. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 4325. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry,

2952. Secretary for Public 'Works, 2756, 2764,

2786, 2791, 2i98, 2804. . Sydney Cricket Ground Passes, q., 3823. Sydney Municipal Corporation, aclj., 4184. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1586; Com., 1613, 1619,

1622, 1627; 3R., 1963; m., 1968. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4271. Unemployed, q., 1665, 3706, 3771. \Vexford-street Resumptou, aclj., 1116. \Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 675.

' GILBERT, :I1Ir. 0., Newcastle West: Assault at Newcastle, adj., 1573. Bullock Island Dyke, q., 954. Closer Settlement Bill, aclj., 1168. Dyke, Newcastle, q., 4602. :Maintenance Men, Works Department, q.,

1959. Mmers' Accident Helief Amendment Bill, 2R.,

3618. Newcastle \Yest Post Office, q., 730. Nuisance at Newcastle \Vest, aclj., 850, 85i. Police Protection, Newcastle \Vest, q, 960. Public Health Amendment Bill, q., 2639. Public Schools, q., 1284. Public Service l:loard, q., 1563. Public Tenders, Newcastle, q., 734. Pupil Teachers' Examinations, q., 4.530, 4607. Railway Employees, Hours of Labour, q.,

3570. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 250 I, 4.321. Colonial Treasurer, 3127, 3129, 3153. Public Instruction, Labom· and Industry, 2922, 2934. .

Secretary for l'ublic \Vorks, 2iS7, 2791, 2i94.

Swamp Nuisance, Hamilton, q., 3571. Teachers' Salaries, q.,-3574. Tramlincs, Newcastle District, q., 1564,3570.

GILLIES, J\Ir. J., TVe8t jJf aitlancl: Address in Reply, 106. · Barling's Pension, Mr.; q., 3268, 3620, 3()59,.

4175, 4430. City Railway Extension, m., 650. Electric-light, Government Printing Office, q.,

556. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1261. Labour Bureau, Report of Superintendent of,

q., 557. Licensing Benches, q., 1565. . Maitland Hospital Enabling Biil, aclj., 1279,

1521; 3R., 2370 .. Mitigation of Floods, q., 1042.

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Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

GILLIES, J\f r. J. (continued): Newspapers,' Carriage of, q., 3279. Payment of Civil Servants, q., 846. Public Servants' Appeals, q., 4529. Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 3203. Colonial Secretary, 2520, 2530, 2553. Colonial Treasurer, 3151, 3153, 3179. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry, 2958.

Secretary for Public Works, 2786, 2793.,.

GoRMLY, Mr. J., TVagga Wagga: Address iu Reply, 180. Berry Jerry and Aragoal Holding, q., 897. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2384, 2387, 2389,

2390, 2393 ; 3R., 2426. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney Railway Bill, 2R,,

3460. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com.,1982. Central Division Pastoral Leases, q., 897. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3605, 3607, 3611,

3612, 3613, 3614, 3615; cons. amdt8., 4488. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, ·m., 384;

Com., 398; (No.3) Com., 3346, 3379. Contractors, Government Payments to, q., 372. ·country Roarl.s, q., 845. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, 2R., 878. Financial Statement, 2249, 2255. Forestry Conference, q., 4610. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1241. Governor's Salary Bill, 2R., 2039; Com., 2057. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3242. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1261. Inch, Di&missal of ,James Stephen, m., 3631. Land and Income-Tax Amendment Bill, int.,

3245, 3246. Limitation of Debate, q., 2895. Liquor Traffic, m., 527. Old Man to Sandy Creeks \Vater Channel, q.,

4600. Order of Business, m., 3105. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3237. Printing Forestry Conference Report, ob.~.,

2419. Printing Parliamentary Papers, q., 3961. Privilege, 2560, 2567.

·Rabbit Bill, int., 476, 511; q., 3103, 3625, :3827; Com., 4032, 4035, 4036, 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4044, 4050, 4057, 4114, 4118; 3R., 4211; cons. amdts., 4480.

Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 3R., 4087. Railway Trucks for Agricultural Produce, q.,

3574. Reduction of Members, p.o., 343; m., 349. Sleeping Cars, Main Southern Line, q., 438. Stock Diseaseg (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4204. Supply:

Attorney-General and Justice, 3191. Colon~al Secretary, 2!31, 4312, 4320. Colonial Treasurer, 3107, 3119. Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3018. Executive and Legislative, 2430. Public Instruction, Labour and Industry,

2912. Temora-Gunbar Railway, m., 1273. 'femora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2379 ;

2R., 3429; Oom., 3470. Temora to \Vyalong Railway Bill, int., 2376.

GORoiLY, Mr. J. (continued): Votes Polled at the General Election, m., 334. \Vagga Wagga Cattle-driving Bill, 2R., 2595,

2oOO. \Vagga \Vagga-Humula Railway, q., 2894,

3278; m., 3446. IV estern Lands Bill, int., 3719; 2R., 3792;

Com., 3902, 3903, 3904, 3912, 3921, 3923, 3926.

GREENE, The Hon. G. H. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2876. Temora to \Vyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3079. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2719. \Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1540.

GRIF~'ITH, Mr. ARTHUH, Wamtah: Aberdare Collieries Hai:lway Bill, 2I:., 4127. Adulteration of Beer, adJ., 1076. Allowance to Public Servants, q., 3963. Blockholders Bill, Com.,· 2383, 2386, 2387,

2388, 2391, 239.3, 2394, 2396, 2397, 2398, 2399.

City Railway Extension, m., 650. Coal-mices Regulation Act, adj., 565. Coupon System, q., 1960. Darling Harbour Resumption Cases, adj., 4076. Electoral Districts, m., 750. Employers of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1975. Federal Capital Site, p.o., 4631. Formal Notices, q., 669. Freeman versus Railway Commissioners, q.,

4434, 4605. Glynn, Frederick, q., 3276. Government Employees, Hours of Labour,

m., 1798. Governor's Salary Bill, 2R., 2051 ; Com.,

2071, 2076. Governor's Salary, q., 960. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., 3627. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1427, 1439,

1483. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com., 1995. Lacerda, Case of Dominick, adj., 3281. Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill, int.,

3246. Lieutenant-Governor, The, 'q., 561. Manly 'Nater Supply and Sewemge Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4227. Miners' Accident Relief Act, q., 65. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3650, 3653, 3655, 3656. Newcastle Sewerage Scheme, adj., 4229. Nuisance at Newcastle West, adj., 853. Old-age Pensions, q., 609; bill int., 4030. Privilege, 2822. Public Baths, q., 3963. Public Instruction Department, q., 3269. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4044, 4113. . Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, int., 3983. Reduction of Members, p.o., 341; m., 347. State Labourers, q., 4431. Sunday Labour, m., 613; q., 4534. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2465, 2467, 2468, 2472, 2508, 2516, 2517, 2534, 2535, 2539.

Colonial Treasurer, 3119, 3126, 3130, 3133, 3149, 3151, 3153, 3155, 4331, 4338, 43U.

GRI SESSION 1901. HAY XCV

23 July-to 20 December, -1901.

GRIFFITH, Mr. ARTHUR (continued): Supply:

LQan Estimates, 4361, 4377, 4378. ·Public Instruction, 4357. Secretary for Public Works, 2770, 2772, 4344.

Swimming Baths, adj., 1956. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1581; Com., 1611; 1619,

1623; 3R., Hl65; m., 1970. Tied-Houses Bill (No.2) int., 2601; 2R., 3831. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4283. Wharfage Duty on Coal, adj., 553. "Wickham and Bullock Island Coal Company,

q., 3962, 4532. IV omen's Franchise Bill, 3R., 747.

_GRIFFITH, Mr. T. H., Alb1t1'Y: Binda, Crown Lands, q., 841. Custom House Officers at Albury, 1237. National Bank, ·m., 979. Police Magistrate, Albury, q., 3704. Public Health Act, q., 776, 844. Rex versus \Voodfall, q., 841. vVv,gga VvTv,gga to Humula Railway, m., 3451. Waterworks in Country Municipalities, g., 73'{. Young-Koorawatha Railway, q., 841.

H HALL, Mr. B., The H awkesbu1'!J:

Business of the HousP-, q., 1665. Civilian Rifle Clubs, q., 4527. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3239. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., ll06. Si1pply: Department of Mines, 3030. Secretary for Public \Vorks, 2i88.

Work by Mr. Barling in England, q., 4022. HALL, Mr. D. R., Gunnedah:

Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), Sus-pension of Standing Orders, m., 3371.

Crown Lands, Central Division, adj., 3041. Financial Statement, 2144 Glaucus-Pnmier Collision, q., 452. Mercadool Holding, Test Cases, q., ll/2: Personal Explanation, 2741. Royalty on Timber, q., 3038,4610. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2466. Department of Mines, 3010. Secretary for Public vVorks, 2786.

White, Mr. T. P., q., 3273. HAWKEN, The Hon. N.:

Address in Reply, 24. Bank Attack at Henty, m., 3209. Benevolent Society, Com., 2992. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, 2R., 3553. Commonwealth Postal Regulations, m., 431,

438. Compulsory Arbitration Legislation, q., 1218. Industrial Arbitration Bill, p.o., 1999; 2R.,

2113; Com., 2613, 2621, 2623, 2633, 2867. Little Bay Penitentiary and l'rison Bill, 2R.,

4407. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2R., 3952. Marriage Bill, Com., 490, 656. McKinley, President, The Late, m., 1359.

HAWKEN, The Hon. N, (continued): Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4580. Privilege, 3931. Public Works Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

35155. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 2R., 4238;

Com., 4240. Recognition of Bravery, m., 2n02. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3482. Sir Joseph Banks, m., 2709. Tied-Houses Bill, \!R., 2728. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1371.

HAWTHORNE, Mr. J. S., Leichhardt: Municipalities Bill, q., 2418. Police, Leichhardt District, q., 4602. Sydney Mint, q., 3700. Tram Service, q., 3699.

HAYES, The Hon. J., The }.furmy: Binda, Crown Lands, q., 841. Blue Mountains, Crown Lands, q., 2353. Colo River, Use of, for Generating Electricity,

q., 843. Conditional Ptlrchase Inspector, Molong, q.,

3825. Forest and Travelling Stock Reserve, q., 2353. Goorianawa, Gora, and Youlbung Holdings,

q., 842. Land Board Cases: Solicit.ors, q., 837. Land Exchanges, q., 1234. Pastoral Leases, Hay 'District, q., 838. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4041, 4042, 4043. Rabbits, Shoalhaven Electorate, q., 1235. Supply: Department of Mines, 3030. Secretary for Public Works, 2788.

Trigonometrical Survey Party : Labourers, q., 2355.

Winn and Lee, Special Leases, q., 844.

HAYNES, Mr. J., Wellington: Address in Reply, 98. Agricultural Farms, q., 2031. Allowance in lieu of Holidays, q., 3963. Approach to New Railway, q., 378. Attendance of Public at Parliament House,

ob.~., 1304; p.o., 1400. Bathing in Harbour: Prosecution, q., 3830,

3961, 4177. Benevolent Asylum Buildings, q., 109. Blayney Show-ground, q., 1171. Blockholders Bill, m., 579; Com., 2383, 2386,

2388, 2391. Charge against a Magistrate, adj., 600. Charitable Institutions, q., 1764. Civil Servants, q., 378. Civil Service Co-operative Society, q., 4071,

4528. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 1160. Coal-mines Regulation Act, ad_f., 575. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.2) : Sus-

pension of Standing Orders, 1734. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3); Sus

pension of Standing Orders, m., 3376. Conveyancing and Law of Property (Supple

mental) Bill, 3R., 2130. Coupons, Discount, q., 1764. Cresswell, \Villiam, adj., 1298.

xcvi I::SDEX TO SPEECHES • HoG

. Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

HAYXES, Mr. J. (continued): Darley, Salary of Sir :Frederick, q., 323. Darling Harbour Resumption Cases, udj., 4082. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, 2R., 876. Durham, Member for, q., 669. Electoral Districts, p.o., 750. Estimates, adj., 4395. Exchange of Land, Dubbo .Land District, q.,

4171. Federal Capital, q., 1174; p.o., 4535. Federal Tariff, q., 3223. Fertilisers, Conveyance of, q., 1286,1560, 1859,

1922. Financial Statement, p.o., 2138; m., 2217. Fire Brigades, q., 960. Fisheries Commission, q., 2421. Fishermen : Address by the Member for Ryde,

q., 3001. Forest Lands, Applications for, q., 4599. Franchise Bill : Voting by Post, q., 445. Free Education, q., 3828. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

m., 517; Com., 3584; 3R., 3648. Fruit Sellers, q., 3221, 327 4. Government l<~mployees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1796. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2060. Grose River Electric Lighting and Traction

Scheme, q., 323. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3239. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1258. Imprisonment of a Woman and Child, q., 2589. Invasion of State Rights: Federal Legisla-

tion, ad;i., 1123; p.o., 1130. Ironside, Pension to Mr. F. J., q., 4Ii6. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, m .. , 453;

2R., 1208. Kelly, Arrival of Archbishop, q., 3221, 3274. Ladies as Magistrates, q., 1922. Landowners: Title to High-water Mark, q.,

4602. Land Taxation, q., 730. Land Valuation, q., 1666. Langley, William, Charges Against, q., 901,

4259, 4431, 4605. Libel, Law of, Amendment Bill, q., 323. Liquor Traffic, m., 534. Loan, Four Million, q., 1177. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 3R., 2370. Manly Steamers, q., 777, 139!. . Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3296. ~ Minimum Wage, q., 379. Mining Lease, Application for, q., 3337. Moore-street Improvement Act, q., 4025. Moore-street Improyement (Amendment Bill),

int., 578 ; q., 2585. Notices of .Motion, q., 110. Old-age Pens:ons, q., 3626. Old-age Pensions {Amendment) Bill, int., 4031. 0\'ercrowding Theatres, adj., 2364. Pensioners, q., 330. Policemen, Additional Pay to, q., 4534. Post Offices, q., 3223. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3235. Privilege, 2568, 2643, 2845. Public Schools, Christmas Holidays, q., 4023. Public Servants, Retired, q., 3825. Rabbit Pest Bili, int., 510; Com., 4034, 4035,

4039, 4041, 4042.

HAYNES, Mr. J. (continued): Reduction of Members, m., 336; p.o.', 341. Registrar of Patents, q., 4602. Rouerts, Claims of Robert, m., 3498, 3501. " Rocks ".Resumption Revenue, q., 1568. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, Com., 4571. Simultaneous Mission, q., 3772. State Agricultural Farms, q., 957; adj., 1180,

1201. State Education, q., 3961. State Governor, q., 375, 1174. State Rights, q., 330, 378. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4194. Sunday Trading, q., 3492, 3571, 3572, 3G27. Supply:

Attorney-General, 3188. Colonial Secretary, 2!31, 2465, 2470, 2504, ~519, 2537, 2539, 2548, 2550.

Colonial Treasurer, 3109, 3120, 3125. Executi,,e and Legislative, 2429. Loan Estimates, 4376. Public Instruction, 2899. Secretary for Public \Yorks, 2746, 2747, 2756. ·western Lands Commission, 4380.

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2381. Temora to \Vyalong 1hilway, m., 1874. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1599; 3R., 1967. Tied-Houses Bill (No. 2), 2R., 3836. Town Hall, Lighting the, q., 1286. Tramway Hands, q., 3275. Troops for South Africa, Enlistment of, q.,

442, 45J, 607 0

Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 463. Unemploye<l, The, q., 559, 3771. \Vater Supply for Schools, q., 2815. \Verris Creek to Wellington Railway, q., 444;

rn., 4576. \Vestern Lands Bill, m., 3731. \Vhite Cliffs-Wilcannia Coach, adj., 966. \Vinn and Lee, Special Lease to, q., 814. \Yomen's Franchise Bill, 3n., 741.

HEPHER, The Hon. J. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2628. Public \Yorks Committee, m., 856. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3479. ·women's Franchise Bill, adj., 1231; 3R., 1G39.

HEYDON, The Hon. L. F. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2101; Com.,

23!8, 23!9, 23fi0, 2351, 2610, 2615, 2617, 2618, 2633, 2634, 2877, 2879, 2885, 2886.

Im'erell Reduced Area Bill, 2R., 2712. Public \Yorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3()61. Sir Joseph Banks, m., 2709. ~'ied-,Houses Bill, 2R., 2726.

HoGuE, Mr. J. A., Glebe: Abbott, the Late Sir Joseph, m., 1355. Address in Heply, 170. Big RiYer, 11ioree District, q., 1662. Bogan Gate to Bulboclney .Railway Bill, 2R.,

3459; Com., 3462. Botanical \York, Publication of Original, q.,

376. Botany, Road at, adj., 817. Co bar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, Com., 4065,

4066.

SESSION 1901. HoL xcvii


HoGuE, Mr. J. A. (continued) : Cockatoo Dock: Dismissal of Employees, q.,

1401. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.2): Sus-

pension of Standing Orders, 1736. Contingents, Second and Third, q., 3575. Coroners' Bill, 2R., 3468. Cricket Ground, The, q., 3626. Crown Solicitor, q., 1857. Defamation Bill, Com., 1914. Demise of the Crown Bill, Com., 3466. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, 2R., 878. Elliott, Claim of Mr., adj., 817. U'ederal Capital, Site for, p.o., 4625. Financial Statement, m., 1950; p.o., 2139; m.,

2249. Friendly Societies Bill, adj., 1521. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3418, 3529 ; Com., 3576, 3581, 3596 ; 3R., 3645.

Garbage Destructors, q., 3825. Glen Innes to Inverell Railway, m., 3455. Government Employees: Hours of Labollr,

m., 1814. Governor's Salary Bill, int., 1940; Com., 2061. Harbour Trust Bill, q., 3573. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1330, 1336;

1·ecom., 1688. Labour Commission Report, q., 2590. Lands Department Officers, q., 1856. Legislative Assembly, Members of, q., 3408. Liquor Traffic, m., 527. Manilla to Barraba Railway, 2R., 3464. McKinley, Assassination of President, adj.,

1216, 1356. Military Claims, q., 3432. Moree, Work at, q., 1667. Northern Volunteer Fire Brigade Association,

Grant to, q., 3823. Old-age Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 4032. Outrage on a Child, adj., 1956. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3236. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3421. Private Boat·sheds and Landing·places, q.,

3768. Private Members' Business, obs., 520. Privilege, 2564. Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, int.,

4066, 4068 ; q.' 4260. Rabbit Pest Bill, int., 477. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, rn., 3973 ;

2R., 4060; Com., 4064; 3R., 4105. Reduction of Members, p.o., 343. Scrub Ctltting, Baan Baa District, q., 1662. Scarlet Fever, Manly School, q., 4603. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2683. Speaker, Election of, rn., 5. Sunday Labour, rn., 619. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2511, 2519, 2537, 2539,

2550, 2555, 4!309, 4312, 4.319. Secretary for Lands, 2557. Secretary for Public \Vorks, 2761, 4345. vV estern Lands Commission, 4381.

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2378. Temora to WyalongRailway,m.,674,1876. Temora to vVyalong Railway Bill, int., 2375,

2R., 2663; Com., 2682.

HoGuE, Mr. J . .A. (continued) : Temporary Clerks, q., 3434. Train Service, q., 843. Travelling Allowances, Ministers of the Crown,

q., ·3702. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4284. Tnckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, int., 1909. University of Sydney (Fisher Library) Bill,

2R., 4544. \Vagga \Vagga to Humula Railway, m.,

3449. \Vater, Diversion of, Moree District, q.,'2637. \Vestern Lands Bill, p.o., 3804. · vVomen's Franchise Bill, int., 474; 2R., 712;

Corn., 726.

HOLLIS, Mr. R., ~Yew/own-Erskine Division: Appropriation Bill, 3R., 4505. Black wattle Bay, q., 1179. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2390. Bread Carters, q., 3706. Carpenters, Public Works Department, q.,

•1035. Carpenters, Tramway Department, q., 839,

1038. Draftsmen, Railway Department, q., 2635. Draftsmen selected from England, q., 3957. Early-closing Act, adJ., 3822. Erskineville, Tramway to, q., 775. Factories and Shops Bill, m., 3821. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bilf

(No. 2), 2R., 3502; Com., 3579, 3602. Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1242. Government Employees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1786. ' Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2075, 2076. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 949; Com.,

1313, 1323 ; rn., 3659. Jury List, 11dj., 2973. Juvenile E'.noking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1992. Locomoti\·e Fire-box, Cracking of a, q., 3956. Machinery Sheds at Public Schools, q., 497. Master Bakers ~,nd Bread.carters, q., 3770. Mechanical Draftsmen, Railway Department,

q., 2415, 4605. Messengers, Parliament Buildings, adj, 2559. Minimum vVage, q., 1920. Passenger Locomotive Engines, q., 3956. Public School Teachers, q., 440. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3979. Railway Rolling-stock, q., 4604. Railway Service, q., 771. Sunday Labour, m., 622. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2486, 2508, 2522. Colonial Treasurer, 3126, 3153, 3156, 3157. Loan Estimates, 4368, 4378. Railways, 3158. Secretary for Public iVorks, 2803, 4348. \Vestern Lands Commission, 4384.

Sydenham Railwa.y Accident, q., 372. Sydney Harbour Trust Act, m., 1819. Tramway Service, q., 3003. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

3R., 4475. Unemployed, The, q., 2893, 3824. iYomen's Franc)1ise Bill, 2R., 694; Co;n., 7}.-£..

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Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4,

HoLMAN, Mr. ·w. A., G1·enjell: Address in Reply, 205, 207. Annuities, Public Servants, q., 176~. Children Boarded-out by the State, q., 556. Education Conference, q., 895.· Goolagong Bridge, q., 4612. Grenfell-Koorawatha Railway: Signboards,

q., 954. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1321, 1458,

1519; recom., 1690. Metropolitan Fire Brigade, q., 3824. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3651. Parcels, Carriage of, at Redfern, q., 1561. Police v. Lawson, q., 3960. Prospecting Vote Regulations, q., 441. Public School Teachers, q., 1281, 1561. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4051. Remission of Sentences, q., 3960. Supply: .

Colonial Secretary, 4316, 4320, 4327. Colonial Treasure1·, 4:331. ·western Lands Commission, 4385.

'Temora to 'Vyalong Railway, q., 1175; m., 1885.

Temora to "\Vyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2661. Temporary Hands, Stores Department, q.,

3958. .. Western Lands Bill, 3R., 4002. Workers in Dangerous Trades, q., 2353.

HuGHES, The Hon. J. : City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 1850;

Com., 1851 ; recom., 1998. Constitution Act Amendment Bill, m., 2413. Empress Frederick, Death of the, m., 370. Harbour Trust Commissioners ana Shell Trans-

port Company, adj., 820, 834. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, 2R.,

4401. Marriage Bill, 2R., 488. Personal Explanation, 2414. Queen Victoria, Death of, m., 369. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, ra., 3481; Com.,

3692, 3697. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3092. Tied-Houses Rill, 2R., 2399, 2729. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3676. Whitney Estate Bill, 2R., 4426. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R, 1376.

HuMPHERY, The Hon. F. T. : ·• Adjournment, m., 4597.

Coal-mines Regulation (Further Amendment) Bill, m .. 4595.

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4420. Marriage Bill, Com., 494. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4593. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4011. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3673.

HuRLEY, Mr. J., Hartley: Beeby, Mr. E., Crown Solicitor's Office, q.,

3703, 3772. Bendigo Jubilee Exhibition, adj., 481. Board of Health, Account Owing by, q., 501. City Railway Extension, m., 645. Coupon System, p.o., 3830. Elands and Carpet Snakes, q., 4611.

HuRLEY, Mr. J. (continued): Glebe Island Abattoirs, m., 1244. Gundagai to Tumut Railway, adj., 3712. Inch, Dismissal of James Stephen, m., :3283. Justice of the Peace, Removal of a, q., 4605. Liquor Traffic, m., 5:H. Mining Laws Amendment• Bill, 2R., 4548. Old-age''.Pensions, adj., 481; q., :3626. Old-age Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 4029. Order of Business, m., 4027. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions -to, ·1n.,

3233. Privilege, 2562, 2838. Public Servants, Increments-to, q., 602. Public Service : Recommendation by Minis-

ters, q., 4072. Public 'Yorks Committee, m., 847. Pugilistic Encounters, q., 2742. Questions, q., 2897. Railway Department, q., 1235. Reduction of Members, m., 350; q, 2419,

2816, 3829. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2438, 2522. Loan Estimates, 4373. Public Instruction, 4350.

Taxation Department, q., 1394. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1608. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 461. Usury Limitation Bill, 2R., 465. Weighing Coal, q., 4180. "'estern Lands Bill, 3R., 4002. vVestefi1 Railway Line, Duplication of, q.,

844. Wharfage Rates, q., 840. White Clifl's-Wilcannia Coach, adj., 963. "Tomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 597. Zig-zag, The, 4532.

HURLEY, Mr. ,V, F., Macquarie: Industria,! Arbitration Bill, Com., 1484. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 3317, 3:!21.

J JESSEP, Mr. T., JVave1·ley:

Address in Reply, 318. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1062. Adulteration of Jams, q., 1570. Bazaar at "\Vallsend, q., 2590. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 1704;

Com., 1706. City Railway Extension, m., 636. Coal Contract, Government, q., 1768. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 426. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3) :

Suspension of Standing Orders, m., 3399. Curran, Rev. Father, q., 2586. Defamation Bill, 2R., 1912. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, 2R., 880. Electric Tramway, 'Vaverley and Bondi, q,

1566. Federal Tariff, q., 2895. Financial Statement, 2270. Fruit, Outward 'Vharfage on, adj., 1758. Glebe Island Abattoir, m., 1243. Harbour Disfigurement, adj., 3441. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3240.

JEs SESSION 1901. KEL xcix


J ESSEP, Mr. T. (continued): Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1114; Com.,

1446, 14!)2, 1470, 1475. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1989, 1991, 1994, 1995. Licensing Act, Amendment of the, q., 2123. Liquor Traffic, m., 541. Loan Bill, Com., 4507, 4508. Long Sittings, adj., 2973. Metropolitan \Vater and Sewerage Acts

(Amendment) Bill, Com., 3254. Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, adj.,

1522. National Bank, m., 1003. Plague, Case of, adj., 4229. Post Office Irregubrities, Alleged, l019. Privilege, 2576, 2841. Public Health, adj., 155. Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, int.,

4069. Public Instruction Department, q., 3002,3003. Pyrmont Bridge Extension, m., 4510. Rail way Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 4000. Reduction of Members, m., 3.)6. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, int., 2382. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 2698,

2704. Rtate·aid to Denominational Schools, q., 1398; State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 802. Streets near Centennial Park, Proclamation,

of, q., 1860. Sunday Labour, m., 616. Supply:

Attorney-General, 3201. Colonial Secretary, 2446, 2490, 2547, 2553,

4319, 4321. Colonial Treasurer, 3132, 3135, 3139, 4339,

4341. Public Instruction, 2941, 2966, 2969,4355. Railways, 3178. Secretary for Lands, 2557, 2558. Secretary for Public Works, 2760, 2770, 2778, 2779, 2780, 2782, 2783, 2785, 2792, 2307, 4342, 4347, 4348.

Technical College, q., 4026, 4611. Technical College, Mining Section, q., 1237. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1610; Com., 1623; 3R.,

1967. \Yater and Sewerage Board Employees, q.,

2120. WaYerley Borough Council, adj., 553. \\"omen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 715; Com., 727. \Vork by Mr. Barling in England, q., 4022.

K KA'fER, 'fhe Hon. H. E.:

Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 424 7. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 2343, 2344,

2346, 2347, 2614, 2868. Inverell Reduced Area Bill, 2R., 2711. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4580. Rabbit Bill, 2R., 4252, 4253. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 3690,

3692, 3693, 3694, 3696, 3698, 3699. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4584; Com.,

4586, 458\l, Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 272S. Western Lands Bill, 2R., 4145; Com., 4163.

KELLY, Mr. A. J., Sydney~Deni.5on Division: Adulteration of 'Beer, adj., 1068. Appropriation Bill, 3R., 4505. Belmore Park, q., 379, 1571. Bubonic Plague, q., 3490. Carters: Public \Yorks, q., 3767. Circular Quay, q., 1570, 1663. City of Sydney Mu~icipal Loan Bill, ad}.,

1115, 1520; 2R., 1700. Closer Settlement Bill, adj., 1165. Coal-mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, Com., 457:3. Contingent, Pay to the Second, q., 3622. Devonshire-street Cemetery, Sand from, q.,

4610. Elliott, Claim of Mr., adj., 717. Factories and Shops Bill, m., 3821. Financial Statement, 1956, 2268. Fire Brigades Bill, q., 331. Firemen, Power Honse, Ultimo, q., 2121. Free Passes for IY orkmen, q., 4606. George-street, Widening of, q., 1858. Glebe Island, Men Employed at, q., 450. Government Printing Office, q., 4602. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2055, 2067, 2072,

2075. Harbour Trust and City Rates, q., 4609. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1437, 1506,

1510, 1518. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1991, 1992, 1993, 1994. Labour Bureau, a.dj., 3965. Labour Commissioners, q., 1961. Liquor Traffic, m., 529. Lithgow Zigzag, m., 4574. Loan Bill, 2R., 4506; Corn., 4507. Local Government Bill, q., 4612. Manly \Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4226. Metropolitan ~Tater and Sewerage, q., 331. Military Department, q., 1767. Mines Inspection Bill, Com .. , 3311, 3:113, 3314,

3315, 3317, 3318, 3319. Night ·watchman, Darling Island, q, 3767. Overloading of Omnibuses, q., 1400. Oxford-street to Bellevue Hill Tramway, m.,

4577. Painters, Suburban Stations, q., 3956. Plague, Case of, q., 4229. Police Force, q., 2891 ; adj., 4514. Police Uniform, q., 3407. Postal Department, q., 3270. Private Rusiness, q., :3828. Proposed Railways, adj., 3928. "Protection or Stagnation," q., 2123. Public Library, q., 1659, 32i0. Public Servants Retiring, q., 4601. Public Service Act, Amendment of, q., 2896,

3101. Pyrmont Bridge Extension, m., 4510. Rabbit Pest Bill, int., 476. Railway and Tramway Employees, q., 331. Rate of Wages, q., 4074. Roberts, Claims of Robert, m., 3496. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4570; Com.,

4571, 4572. State Labourers, q., 4179. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 811. Stipendiary Magistrate, Action of a, q., 2037.

KEL INDEX TO SPEECHES, LAT

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

KELLY, Mr A. J. (continued): Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4563; Com.,

4564, 4566. Sunday Labour, q , 2277. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2456, 2459,· 2460, 2462, 2464, 2466, 2469, 2476, 2477, 2503, 2504, 4303, 4311, 4320, 4323, 4324, 4325, 4327.

Public Instruction, 2960, 2966. Secretary for Public \Yorks, 2766, 2778, 2779, 2781, 2787, 2790, 2795, 2801.

Telephone Tunnels, q., 1398. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 1871. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, int., 2377. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R.,.1592; Com., 1618, 1624,

1627, 1628 ; 3R., 1965. Tied-Houses Bill (No. 2), 2R., 3833. Tramway Employees, adj., 2274. Unemployed, the, adj., 2085; q., 2893. University, Suspension of Work, q., 3408. \Vhite, Death of John, q., 30, 327. \Vyn,long to Hillston Railway, m., 4576.

KETHEL, The Hon. A. : Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill,

Com., 3953. State Forests of the Colony, q., 885. Tuck ian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3679.

KmD, The Hon. J., C'ctrnden : Adulterated '\Vine, q., 3524. Adulteration of Jams, q., 843. Agricultural Department, InformationBureau,

q., 1286. Agricultuml Farm ftt Tamworth, q., 4607. Agricnltuml Farms, q., 2031. Berry Stud Farm, q., 2035. Rulli Relief Fund, q., 3102. Burwood Colliery, q., 1238, 2037, 2419, 3705,

3772, 4260, 4131. Cape Weed, q., 2036. Coal: Crown Lands, Illawarra, q., 3102. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adj., 575, 1962. Co,l-mines Regulation (I•'urther Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4573. Cremorne Coal Shafts, q., 2898, 3005. Dead Carcases in the Interior, q., 3767. Department of .Mines, q., 3001. Dips for Stock, at{j., 2086. Drought, Losses Through, q., 771. Dudley Mine, q., 3iOJ. Elands and Carpet Snakes, q., 46ll. Experiment,,! Fn,rm, q., 2897. Experimental Farm, Bathurst, q., 1283. Experimental Farm, near Parkes, q., ll'jl. Experimental Farm, Salisbury Plains, q., 1392. Experimental Fitnn, Upper Hunter, q., 899. Exp1osicn at Burwood Coliiery, q., 3276. Ftmners' and Settlers' Associn,tion, q., 16Gl. Fertilisers, Com'eyance of, q., L286, 1360,

1859, 1922. Ffrench, Mr., q., 3274. Fruit, Condemned, q., 322. Gold and Mineral Leases, q., 3958. Grain Sheds at Ne\l'castle, q., 1175. Horse-breeding, q., 3492. Humble versus Humphries, q., 439. Lmds \Vithdrawn from Gold-fields Reserycs,

q., 324.

KmD, The Hon. J. (continued): Meyninck, Mr., q., 3274. J\Iineral Leases, Scottish-Australian :Mining

Company, q., 1394. . ::\iineral Licenses, Renewal of, q., 4434. Miners' Accident Relief Act, q., 65, 772. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2a., 3616; Com., 3650, 3653, 3654, 3655; 3n., 3715.

:Miners' Accident Relief Association, q., 2032. Mines Inspection Bill, q., 331; 2R., 3284;

Com., 3311, 3314, 3315, 3318, 3321, 3322, 4358.

:M-ining Act of 1896, Amendment of, q., 407i'i. ]\lining Bill, q., 3627. Mining Laws, q., 331, 453, 1765. :\lining Laws Amendment Bill, m., 4359; 2R.,

4546. Mining Lease, Application for, q., 3337. Mining on Private Lands, q., 1766, 4076. Moonbi, Government Farm at, q., 4601. Mount Keira Colliery, q., 442, 449. Pleuro-Pneumonia at Mo1ong and elsewhere,

q., 1765, 3963, 4021. Prospecting Vote Regulations, q., 441. Public Batteries, Erection of, q., 24Hl. Rabbits, ViT ellington District, q., 4527. Rocky Ri~·et· Goldfield, q., 1392. Smearing or Dipping, q., 2812. State Farms, q., 1183. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4185, ±562;

Com., 4564, 4565, 4567, 4558. Stock InspectorsJ q., 1233. Supply : Department of Mines, 3009, 30:3~. Test Inoculations, q., 771. Tick, Quftrantine Regulations, q., 20:32. Tobacco l<'arm, Government, q., 4601. Tuberculosis, q., 4527. Tuberculous Meat, q., 1561. Vineyards, Destruction of, q., 4607. \Yeighing Coal, q., 4180. "Wickham anil Bullock Island Coal-mine, q.,

3962, 4533.

L LAXmYELL, The Hon. H. :

Benevolent Society Bill, Com., 2991, 2992. Co bar to \Vilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4417. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 233,1; Com.,

234t, 2351, 2607, 2615, 2617, 2619, 2621, 2632, 2877, 2885, 288G, 2887, 2987.

Inverell Reduced Area Bill, 2R., 2712. 1\fines Inspection Bill, Com., 4020. :\fining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4581;

Com., 4583. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2n., 4593. Shearers' Accommodfttion Bill, 2R., 36.SG;

Com., 3690, 3()()2, 36!J4, 3695,. 3696, 3750, 3752.

'Vestem Lands Biil, 2R., 4139; Corn., 4160, 4162.

'Yemen's Franchi:;e Bill, 2R., 1542; Com., 1.33:~.

LATDrEn, 1\Ir. ,V, F., Woollahra: Art Gallery Portico: StoneCftrving, q., 39.)9. nlockholders Bill, Com., 2890, 2396. Burglaries in the Suburbs, q., 4533. City Railway Extension, m., 6!9.

LAT SESSION 1901. LEE


LATI~IER, Mr. "\V. F. (continued): Consolidation of the Statutes, q., 4529. Double Bay Reclamation \Vorks, q., 897. Hospitals, Refuse from, q., 1565. ]\'[ unicipal District of Iuverell Reduced Area

Bill, ~R.' 1985. Paddington Police, q., 4603. Reduction of Members, m., 357. Retrenched Civil Servants, q., 841. Rose Bay Jetty, q., 2586. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2466, 2488. Loan Estimates, 4376.

Swearing· in Pa viii on, Centennial Park, q., 897. "\Y oollnhra Technical Classes, q., 2586.

LAw, Mr. S. J., Balmain South: Balmain Electric Tramway, q., 1395. Clines v. Cooper, q., 4256. Coal at Balmain, q., 3573. Coupons, Discount, q., 176!, 1960,2277,2589,

2S95. Darling Island, Ballast for, q., 12S4, 1559. Glebe Island Abattoir, m., 1241. Government Printing Office, Machine Assist·

ants, q., 3571. Hansard, New South \Vales, q., 3219. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1265. King's Birthday, q., 1397. Life.saving Fenderson Trams, q., 3489. Minimum Wage, q., 2038. Private Business, q., 4261. Railways and Tramways, q., 1564. Reduction of Members, m., 334, 361. Superintendent of Detective~, q., 2588. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2452.

LEE, The Hon. G. : SheareJ;S' Accommodation Bill, Com., 3691,

3694, 3697, 3698.

LEE, Mr. C. A., Tenterfield: Address in Reply, ·12, 154. Adjournment, m., 4634. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1049. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4500; Com., 4504. Attendance of Public at Parliament House,

obs., 1306. Audit Bill, m., 3544. l'.eer Prosecutions, q., 1664. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2383. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway; m.,-1906. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Hill, 2R.,

1699; Com., 1706. City Railway, m., 3549. Close of the Session, q., 4075. Closer Settlement Bill, adJ., 1166; Com.,

:1610, 3612. Cobar to "\Vilcannia Railway Bill, Com., 4066. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, m., 383;

Com., 395. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), Sus

pension of Standing Orders, 1726. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), Sus

pension of Standing Orders, m., 3345; 2n., 3405.

Coroners Bill, 2R., 3466; Com., 3468. · Darling Harbour Resumption Cases, adj.,

4083.

LEE, Mr. C. A. (continued): Dowager Empress of Germany, Death of the,

m., 381. Federal Capital, Site for the, 4440; p.o., 4630. Financial Statement, q., 1237; m., 1750, 1756,

1941, 2134, 2247. Fisher Library, University of Sydney, m.,

4129. Forfeiture of Leases Bill; Com., 4129. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3528; Com., 3600. General Post Office (Approaches Improve·

· ment) Bill, 2R., 2132. Uovernor's Salary Bill, ,:nt., 1926. Hunter River Floods Mitigation, m., 1248. IndustrialArbitration Bill, int., 446; 2R., 1085,

1089; Com., 13il, 1317, 1341, 1350, 1421, 1452, 1454, 1456, 1471, 1472, 1481, 1489, 1512; ,·ecom., 1672; rn. 3657, 3659.

Invasion of State Rights, p.o., 1127. Land and Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, m..,

3247. Limitation of Debate, rn., 2081. Loan Bill, 2R., 4506. Lunatic Asylum Attendants, adj., 1719. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 3R., 2372. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3616. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, m., 4359. Motions of Adjournment, Government Busi·

ness, q., 3409. Officers who sen·ed in South Africa, q., 2636. Order of Business, q., 1860; m., 3104; q.,

3279, 3339, 3343; m., 3455; q., 4259. Penitentiary and Prison for Females, m., 3713;

2R., 4222. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m.,

3231. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3421 ; 2R., 3472. Pri\'ilege, 2642, 2820. Public Business, q., 3221. Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, int.,

4068.· Pyrmont Bridge Extension, m., 3243. Rabbit Bill, q., 3827; Com., 4034, 4036, 4055,

4115. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3977. Railways and Tramways, q., 3823. Real Property and Conveyancing (Amend·

ment) Bill, Com., 4129. Reduction of Members, ·m., 349. Resumptions, Compensation for, q., 1858. Returned Soldiers, Payment of,_ q., 775. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4394. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2692 l

Com., 2695. Speaker, Election of, m., 9. Special Adjournment, q., :1605, 4070. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4186; adj.,

4207; Com., 4565, 4569. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2432. Colonial Treasurer, 3108, 3118, 3131, 3155, 4329, 4342.

Department of Mines, 3006, 3038. Loan Estimates, 4360. Secretary for Public "\Yorks, 2747, 2773 \Vestern Lands Commission,. 4379.

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cii LEE INDEX TO SPEECHES. LoN

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

LEE, Mr. C. A. (continued): Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, Com., 3470,

3471. Temora to Ounbar Railway, m., 1267. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 1893. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

m., 3821; 2R., 4265; 3R., 4440. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3257. Vote of Censure, obs., 2121. Wagga Wagga to Humula Railway, m., 3445. Western Lands Bill, m., 3737; 2R., 3816,

3881.

LEVIEN, Mr. R. H., Quirindi: Coupon System, p.o., 3830. Exchanges of Land, q., 30. Financial Companies, .Unscrupulous, p.o,,

1771. Old-age Pensions, q., 776. Public School Teachers, 1660. Supply : Colonial Secretary, 2446.

LEVY, Mr. D., Sydney-Fitz1·oy Division: Address in Reply, 296. Annual Leave, Public Servant.~ and Police,

q., 4072, 4599. Chinamen, Naturalisation Papers, q., 2035. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), Sus

pension of Standing Orders, m., 3386. Constitution Act, q., 2035. Conveyancing and Law of Property (Supple

mental) Bill, 3R., 2128. Corporal Punishment in Public Schools, q.,

501. Coupon System, p.o., 3830. Defamation Act, q., 20:J4. Devonshire-street Cemetery, q., 3574. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

p.o., 1973. Employers' Liability. Act, q., 2638. Excursion Steamers, q., 2637. Federal Capital, Site for, p.o., 4627. Forestry Department, q., 3338. Forewoman Laundress at Quarantilfe Station,

q., 606. Government Printing Office, Temporary Hands,

q., 2276. Governor's Salary Bill, p. o., 2040. Hardwoods, q., 2034. Income-tax, Commonwealth Officers, q., 1284,

1568, 1923. . Income-tax Refunds, q., 900. Indecent Publications Act, q., 2638. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1314, 1335,

1340, 1341, 1418, 1437, 1451, 1454, 1460, 1469, 1474, 1478, 1515.

Johnston, Appointment of Mr., q., 1560. Justices of the Peace, q., 4606. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1214;

Com., 1987. Licensing Public Vehicles, q., 374. Local Government Bill, q., 2638. Members of Legislative Assembly, q., 2035. Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Act, q.,

2035. Old-age Pensions Act, q., 1661. Overcrowding Theatres, q., 1037; adj., 2357,

2366. Overcrowding Trams; q., 3702.

LEVY, Mr. D. (continued): Picton Bench of Magistrates, q., 263.7. Police Superannuation Fund, q., 3573. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3996,

3R., 4093. Robberies in the City and Suburbs, q., 1036. Royal Commission on Education, q., 4075,

4178. School Cleaning, q., 608. School Teacher at Gardener's-road, q., 1238. Secretary to Attorney-General, q., 379, 441,

449. Solicitor-General, q., 1038, ll20. State Governor of New South Wales, q., 3829,

3961. State Labourers, q., 4179. Sunday Trading, q., 2638. Superintendent of Quarantine Station, q., 606. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2465, 2470, 2473, 2476, 2478, 2488, 2502, 2506, 2508, 2533, 2535.

Executive and Legislath·e, 2430. Secretary for Public Works, 2762.

Sydney Corporation, p.o., 4183. Theft, Prevalence of, q., 959. Unemployed, The, q., 3004.

LONSDALE, Mr. E., Armidale: Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1063. Albury Hospital, Matron, q., 1762. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2391, 2393, 2395,

2397 ; 3R., 2424. Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway, m., 1907. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., ll68. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3), Sus•

pension of Standing Orders, m., 3394, Defamation Bill, Com., 1914. Financial Statement, 1952, 2232. Glebe Island Abattoir, m., 1242. Gold and Mineral Leases, q., 3958. Government 'Yorks: Hudson Brothers, q.,

4530. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2059, 2068. Hay Lands Office, Draftsman for, q., 1284. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1264. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1339, 1350,

1351, 1427, 1449, 1453, 146!, 1468, 1471, 1475, 1478, 1479, 1482, 1486, 1498, 1513 .

Liquor Traffic, m., 523. Manly ''Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4227. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 3310,3311,3314,

3315, 3316, 3317, 3321, 3322. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4557. Mudgee Post Office, q., 4609. Negotiable Instruments Procedure Bill, 2R.,

1910. Privilege, 2842. Public Servants, Retired, q., 4530. Rabbit-proof :Fence, Yarraldool to Narrabri,

q., 3335. Road Vote, q., 2036. Selectors' Unpaid Balances, q., 2036. State Farms, adj., 1200: Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, .Com., 4568. Supply: Attorney-General, 3191. Colonial Secretary, 2447, 2475, 2478, 2486, 2489, 2505, 4306, 4308, 4323, 4325,

Lo;N" SESSION 1901. MAc ciii


LONSDALE, Mr. E. (continued): Supply: Colonial Treasurer, 3117, 3130, 3131, 3134 3141, 3151, 3154. '

Department of Mines, 3030. Public Instruction, 2995. Railways, 3179.

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2378. Temora to Gunbar Railway, m., 1864. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 1897. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, int., 2376;

2R., 2676. Tenterfield to Casino Railway, m., 4219. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1604; Com., 1628. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

~R., 4292; Com., 4301, 4302; 3R., 4472. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, int., 1909. Unemployed, The, q., 3707. Wagga Wagga Cattle-driving Bill, 2R., 2600.

M MACDONALD, l\1r. H., Coonamble:

City Railway Extension, m .. , 644. Government Employees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1805. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1329, 1683. Settlement Lease Farms, q., 376. Tonderbrine Leasehold, q., 376, 377. Truck Act Amendment Bilf, Com., 457, 459

MAcDoNELL, Mr. D., Cobar: Address in Reply, 268. Artesian Bore at Collie, q., 2352. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3608, 4495. Culcairn to Germanton Railway, q., 330. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1324, 1496,

1509, 1516, 1685, 1695, 1696. Liquor Traffic,_ m., 549. Miners' Accident Relief Act, q., 772. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3618, 3650; Com., 3656. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3304; Com., 3312,

3314, 3317, 3318, 3320, 3323. Police at Roll Calls on Stations, q., 497. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2683 ;

Com., 2694, .2696, 2698, 2699, 2700, 2702. Supply : Colonial Treasurer, 3127. The Rock to Lockhart Railway, q., 330. Vir estern Division, adj., 2297. vVestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3806; Com .. , 3906,

3909, 3913, 3922, 3925; 3R., 4005. Western Lands Commission, q., 1859.

MACINTOSH, The Hon. J. : Accidents on Electric Tramways, q., 484. Bank Attack at Henty, m., 3211. Blockholders Bill, Com., 3267. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1849; Com., 1851. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 4247, 4248. Cohar to vVilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 44:18. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, 2R., 430. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), 2R.,

3475. Industrial Arbitration Bill; Com:, 2613; 2869,

2871' 2984, 3936. . Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, 2R.,

4403.

MACINTOSH, The Hon. J. ( contimted): Loan Bill, Com., 45Hl. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2a., 4580. Public vVorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.

3558. ' Railway CoJ?missioner's Salary Bill, 2R., 4240;

p.o., 4241. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2721. Tuckian Fbod· Escape Scheme Bill, 2R., 3677. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1546.

MACKAY, The Hon. Colonel J. A. K., C. B.: Blockholders Bill, Com., 3946. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4594. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1536.

MACKELLAR, The Hon. C. K. : Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3940.

MACKENZIE, Mr. T. F'. H., Canterbury: Belmore Railway, Extension of, q., 1769. Financial Statement, m., 1950. General Post Office (Approaches Improvement)

Bill, ~R., 2132. Glebe Island Abattoir, Removal of, m., 1245. Public W"orks, Employment on, q., 1962. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3999. Railway Revenue, q., 4528. Stafford, vVilliam, q., 4528. Troops in Sout.h Africa, q., 2892.

MAcLAuRic<, The Hon. H. N., M.D., LL.D. Adjournment, m., 4596. Blockholders' Bill, Com., 3946, 3947. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney Railway Bill, 2R.,

3949. . Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, 1R., 2320. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, Com.,

1850, 1851, 1997, 1998. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 4247, 4248. Cox, Decease of the Hon. G. H., 3930. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2328; Com.,

2349, 2350, 2612, 2865, 2871, 28'i4, :!879, 2881, 2883, 2885, :3076.

Maitland Hospital Euabling Bill, 2R., 2999. Marriage Bill, Com., 491, 494, 655. Public \Vorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3557 ; Com., 3564. State Housing of Consumptives, obs., 1280;

m., 1524. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bilf, 2R., 4585'; Com.,

4586, 4587, 4588, 4589, 4590. Sydney University (Fisher Library) Bill, 2R.,

4524. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4014. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment)- Bill,

2R., 4518. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2R·., 3678. Western Lands Bill, 2R., 4149; Com., 4160,

411:2, 4163, 4164; 4165, 4234.

MACMAHON, Mr. M.•J., Umlla- Walclza: Advances to Settlers Act, q., 1558, 1852. Citizens' Roll: Police Employed,- q., 1560. Experimental Farm, Salisbury Plains, q., 1392. Public Works Departm·ent, q., 2418; Railway Extension to Walcha, q., 1394. Rocky River Gold Field, q., 1392.

civ MAH INDEX TO SPEECHJOS. Me IN

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

MAHO~Y, Mr. ·w. H., Annandale: Address in Reply, 228. Electoral Districts, p.o., 754; adj., 756. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3419, 3507; Com., 3576, 3595; 3R., 3646.

Land and Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, m., 3248, 3250.

Land and Income Tax (Contribution) Bill, m., 3253.

Land Titles Office, q., 3962. Liquor Traffic, m., 532. Public Health Act, q., 2421. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3992;

3R., 4107. Reduction of Members, m., 354. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 806. .Supply :

Colonial Treasurer, 3117. Loan Estimates, 437fl. Public Instruction, 2933.

McCouRT, The Hon. vV., Bowral: Speaker, Election of, m., 8.

]\fcCoY, Mr. R. W. \V., JJ[arrickville: Blockholders Bill, Com., 2392. Federal Tariff, q., 3219. Financial Companies, adj., p.o., 1772. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3537; Com., 4112. Inscribed Stock, Sydney Registers, q., 1171,

1395. JuvenileSmokingSuppression Bill, Com., 1994. Liquor Traffic, m., 548. Nautical Assessors, Appointment of, q., 3955. Public Library Employees, q., 3274, 4257. Reduction of Members, m., 359. Supply : Colonial Treasurer, 3ll5, 3153.

McFARLA~E, Mr. J., The Clarence: Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3422. Retrenched Public Sen·ants, q., 3101. Teachers' Salaries, q., 4025. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 3428. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 3R., 2743.

McGowEN, Mr. J. S. T., RedfeTn: Address in Reply, 110. Adjournment, m.., 4635. Audit Bill, q., 3275. .Blockholders Bill, Com., 2393. Condoublin Election, adj., 2275. Darling Harbour Resumption Cases, adj.,

4080. Early-closing Act, Prosecution for Breaches

of, q., 3768. Federal Capital, Site for, p.o., 4632. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

m., 517; Com., 3590. Government Employees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1776, 1814. Governor's Salary Bill, (Jom., 2074. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1309, 1321,

1354, 1445, 1466, 1494, 1510, 1677; m., 3659.

Land Resen·ed from Alienation, q., 4602. Liquor Traffic, m., 539. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 2R., 2372.

McGoWEN, Mr. J. S. T. (contumed): National Bank, m., 1001. Old-age Pensions Act, Administration of, adj.,

1956. Police Magistrate at Singleton, adj., 766. President McKinley, Death of, adj., 1357. Privilege, 2826. Questions vVithout Notice, q., 445. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4486. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3984. Railway Employees: Insurance Agents, q.,

3570. Railway vVorkmen, q., 607. Repairing Streets of Rand wick, q., 4428. Rookwood Asylum, q., 603. Speaker, Election of, m., 9. State Children's Relief Department, adj., 1116 . State Clothing Factory, q., 1920. State Employees, Hours of Labour, q., 3103. Street Traffic, adj., 3226. Sunday Labour, m., Gl4. Supply: ·

Colonial Secretary, 2445, 2471, 2499. Colonial Treasurer, 3133. Public Instruction, 2901. Railways, 3176. vV estern Lands Commission, 4388.

Tied-Houses Bill, Co:n., 1617. \\'omen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 595.

MciNTYRE, Mr. vV. D., Inverell: Address in Reply, 40. Assault Case, q., 4432. Block holders Bill, Oom.., 2390, 239!. Bubonic Plague, q., 3572. Cattle Stops, q., 1765. Chinese in New South \Vales, q., 327. City Railway Extension, m., 635. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3605,3609,3610,

3615. Consolid:}ted Revenue :Fund Bill (No. 3), m.,

3393. Conveyancing and Law of Property Supple·

mental Bill, 3R., 2128. Financial Companies, adj., p.o., 1772, 1774. Go\'ernor's Salary Bill, Corn., 2072. . Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1337, 1350,

1431, 1432, 1451, 1464, 1437, 1474, 1480, 1514, 1517, 16il, 1690.

Inverell, Railway from, q., 2895. Juryman as a vVitness, q., 3408. Long Sittings, adj., 2974 . Men 'Voundecl in South Africa, q., 496. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3654. Moree to Inverell R;lilway, q., 1570. Municipal District of Inverell (Reduced Area)

Bill, 2R., 1982, 1985. Old-age Pensions, q., 1122, 1236. Personal Explanation, 367. Probate Duties (Amendment) Act, q., 2415. Public Service: Country Applicants, q., 605. Public 'Vorks Committee Election Bill, Com.,

2593, 2594. Road Votes, q., 3002. Sewerage Construction Branch, Claim against,

m., 1278. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2687 ;

Com., 2394, 2697, 2699, 2i01, 2703.,

MciN SESSION 190], cv


MciNTYRE, Mr. ,V. D. (continued): Solicitor-General, q., 373, adj., 911. State Agricultural Farms, adj., 1199. Stock Dips, adj., 2086. Stock Diseases (Tick) Rill, Com., 4569. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2492, 2513, 2532. Department of Mines, 3023. Public Instruction, 2970. Secretary for Public Works, 2i49.

Tick Quarantine Regulations, q., 2032. Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1620, 1622, 1626,1628. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 461. Valuation of Resumed Land; q., 3955. Wool Charges, q., 1663; adj., 1759.

McLAURIN, Mr. G: R., 'l'he Hwne: Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3608. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), m.,

3398. Culcairn to Germanton Railway, q., 3708. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 951; Com.,

1483, 1485. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4044, 4053. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2693;

Com., 2694, 2696. 'Vagga 'Vagga to Tumbarumba Railway, q.,

444. ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 725.

MEAGHER, Mr. R. D., 'l'he 'J'g·eed: Address in Reply, 78. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1042, 1079 Architectural Designs, q., 4259. Art Society, q., 2816. Board of Health, q., 1237. Central Railway Station, adj., 3206. Coal-mines Hegulation Act, ac{i., 573. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), m.,

1737. Consolidated Re\·enuc Fund Bill (No. 3), m.,

3357. Conveyancing and Law of Property Supple·

mental Bill, 3&., 2127. Crown Solicitor, q., 3277, 4433. Darling Harbour \Yharves Hesumption, q.,

3488. Devonshire-street Cemetery Dill, int., 759; q.,

3040. Elections and Qualifications Committee, m. ,472. Electoral Districts, p.o., 751. Electric Power-house Fire, q., 1765. Federal Capital, Site of, p.o., 4535, 4627. Federal Government, Properties Acquired by,

q., 1566. :Federal Tariff, ~-., 2420. Financial Companies, adj. p.o., 1771; 1775. Financial Statement, m., 2260. Friendly Societies, q., 776. :E'riendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2n., 3419. Government Employees: Hours of Labour,

m., 1812. Governor of New South "rale8, q., 958. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 1928. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1420, 1518. • Jubilee Gold Exhibition at Bendigo, adj., 480: Labour Bureau, p.o., 3965. Lacerda, Case of Dominick, adj_., 3280.

MEAGHER, Mr. R. D. (continued): Liquor Traffic, m., 520, 551. Loan, The, q., 4606. Mercadool Case, q., 961. Motions of Adjournment: Government Busi-

ness, q., 3409. Municipalities Bill, adj., 1021. Newspaper Articles Bill, 2R., 3059. North Coast Railway, q., 2893, 2894, 3964. Obscene Literature, q., 1764. Old-age Pensions Act: Appeals, q., 4533. Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act,

m., 473. Police Court Offence, q., 1176. Police Force, q., 332, 731. Police Force Officers, q., 3273. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1017. Privilege, 2570, 2823. Prosecution of a Publican, q., 3489. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3980. Railway Station Designs, New, adj., 952. "Rocks" Area, q., 379. Small-pox, q., 4025. Solicitor-General's Appointment, adj., 914. State Agricultural Farms, adj., 1198. State Loans, Interest on, q., 3004. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., .4101 ; Com.,

4564. . Supply: Attornev-General, 3189, 3198, 3200, 4342. Colonial Secretary, 2444, 2550, 2556, 4310, 4313, 4327.

Colonial Treasurer, 4332, 4334, 4341. Department of Mines, 3008. Public Instruction, 4;350, 4358. Secretary for Public \Yorks, 2768, 4343, 4346,

4347, 4349. \V estern Lands Commission, 4383.

Swift Estate, The, q., 2590. Sydney Corporation, adj., 4181; p.o., 4183;

adj., 4184. Taxation Commissioner, Appointment of_

Second, q., 3222. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 1891. Tied-Houses Bill, int., 467; 2R., 1573, 1610;

Com., 1612, 1619, 1621, 1622, 1623, 1625, 1626, 1627, 1628; 3R., 1967.

Unemployed, q., 845. Usury Limitation Bill, 2R., 466. Ventilation and Lighting of the Chamber,

adj., 2550. Wagga Wagga Cattle-driving Bill, 2R., 2597. ·western Di,·ision, adj., 2287. 'Vestern Lands Bill, p.o., 3803; Com., 3919,

3924, 3025. Whisky and Brandy in Bonded Stores, q., 778. \Villiam Cresswell, ad,i., 1300 \Yomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 714.

MEAGHER, The Hon. J. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2118; Railway CommissionP.r's Salary Bill, 2R., 4239. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4013. ~ Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3086.

MEEKS, The Hon. A. ,V,: Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, 2R., 2992 . Blockholde1·s' Bill, Com., 3486, 3487. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 4246.

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MEEKS, The Hon. A .. IV. (continued): Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4422. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2331; Com.,

2347, 2611, 2620, 2623, 2864, 2871, 2876. Inverell Reduced Area Bill, 2R., 2713. "Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, 2R.,

4405. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, Com., 4583. Public \-Yorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3559. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4593. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2722. Women's Franchise Bill, Com., 1553; 3R.,

1637.

MILLARD, Mr. IV., !Jf oruya: Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1982. Supply : Secretary for Public Works, 2789.

MILLER, Mr. G. T. C., Monaro: Blockholders Bill, 3R., 2426. Federal Capital, Site for, p.o., 4632. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 950. Liquor Traffic, m., 550. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill, int.,

4121. Lunatic Asylum ALtendants, adj., 1724 Manly \Yater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4226. Mining Bill, adj., 3207. Privilege, 2852. Public Library, q., 2890. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 3R., 41.00. Special Adjournment, m., 3206. Supply: Attorney-General, 3187, 3194, 3195, 3201, 3202, 3203, 3204, 4342.

Colonial Secretary, 2448, 2453, 2455, 2465, 2466, 2468, 2474, 2476, 2477, 2478, 2482, 2489, 2501, 2503, 2515, 2516, 2517, 4306, 4308, 4323, 4324.

Colonial Treasurer, 3130, 3131, 3132, 3135, 3144, 3145, 3147, 3148; 3150, 3154, 3155, 4333, 4337, 4338, 4339.

I..oan Estimates, 4377, 4378. Public Instruction, 2950, 2961, 2963, 2972. Railways, 3177, 3180. Secretary for Public Works, 2750, 2760, 2774, 2776, 2i78, 2779, 2783, 2784, 2791, 2795, 2802, 2808, 2810, 3006, 4343, 4346.

Western Lands Commission, 4392, 4393. Western Lands Bill, 2n., 3820, 3896; Com.,

3927 ; 3R., 4002. "Whipping, Sentence of, adj., 4230. IV omen's Franchise Bill, 2n., 723.

MooRE, :i\fr. S. iY., Bingara: Address in Reply, 196. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1066. Advances to Settlers Act, m., 2309, 2319. Appropriation Bill,.3R., 4505. Block holders at Ganmain, q., 3278. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1980. City Railway Extension, m., 637. Closer Settlement Bill,.Com., 3605, 3606, 3608,

3610, 36ll, 3613, 3615; q., 3708; Com., 4491, 4492.

Conditional Purchase !~spector, Tamworth, q., 1285.

MoonE, Mr. S. W. (continued): Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), m.,

1736. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 3), m.,

3353. Defamation Bill, 2R., 1912, 1914. Electoral Districts, m., 7 53. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1979. Federal Capital, Site for, p.o., 4630. Financial Statement, m., 1754, 2194. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 1932. Hardwood: Destruction of, q., 1039. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 945; Com.,

1402, 1429, 1681. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1211;

Com., 1986, 1993, 1996. Land Ballot at Tamworth, q., 3434. Liquor 'fraffic, m., 537. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2R., 3463. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3617, 3619; 3R., 3714. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3291; Com., 3309,

3311, 3312, 3313, 3314, 3315, 3316, 3319, 3320, 3321, 3322.

Mining Bill, int., 227I. Mining Laws, q., 331; adj., 479. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, m., 4359; 2R.,

4552. Mining on Private Lands Act, q., 453, 1766,

4076. Municipal District of Inverell (Reduced Area)

Bill, 2R., 1983. National Bank, m., 994. Old-age Pensions, q., 331, 453, 497; adj., 554;

q., 778, 1122, 1570. Old-age Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 4031. Order of Business, m., 3105, 4028. Post and Telegraph IVorks, q., 1860. Prickly-pear Pest, q., 4612. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions, m., 3232. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3426. Privilege, 2848. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4033, 4038, 4039, 4042,

4l14; 3R., 4215. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3994;

3R., 4094. R1tilway Surveys, q., 2897. Reduction of Members, p.o., 340; m., 352. Refusal of Bail, Assault Case, q., 2587, 2742. Speaker, Election of, m., 3. State Bursaries, q., 3488. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 798. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, adj., 4206. Supply: Attorney-General, 3197. Colonial Secretary, 2439, 2532, :2534. Colonial Treasurer, 31'10. Department of Mines and Agriculture, 3014. Public Works, 2753, 2760, 2ii6, 2778. Western Lands Commission, 4382.

Tam worth Land District, q., 1177. Telegraphs and Telephones, q., 559; 1769. Temom to Gunbar Railway, m., 1272. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 672. Treasury Bills Defieiency (Amendment) Bill,

3R., 4470. Truck A~t Amendment Bill, Com., 463.

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23 July to 20 December, 19'01.

MooRE, Mr. s. w·. (contimwd): Usury Limitation Bill, 2R., 467. 'V'estern Division, adj., 2282. Western Lands Bill, m., 3728 ; p. o._, 3800;

2R., 3812; 3R., 4002. White Cliffs to Wilcannia Coach; adj., 964. William Cresswell, Release of, adj., 1293. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 687; 3it., 73~.

MoRTON, Mr. M. F., 'l'he Shoalhaven: Agriculture and Forestry, Department of, q.,

377, 440. Berry Stud Farm, g., 2035, 2636. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2392, 2394. Cape Weed, q., 2036. City of Sydney l\1unicipal Loan Bill, 2R., 1704. City Railway, m., 3551. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3605, 3607: Crookhaven Heads, q., 732. Federal Capital, Site of, adj., 4513. Foresters, Conference of, q., 4180, 4534. Labour Settlement, .Jervis Bay, q., 3767. Life Policies, Public Servants, q., 4603. Lighthouse, Crook haven Heads, q., 4-258. Liquor Traffic, m., 545. Moss Vale and Nowm 'Vaterworks, q.,.4428. Mines and Agriculture, Department of, q., 2894. Native Flora, Illawarra District, q., 731. Public 'Vorks Committee, q., 774. Rabbits in Shoalhaven Electorate, q., 1235. Railways: Nowra Extension, q., 1236. Reduction of Members, m., 355. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2460, 2474, 2478. Department of Mines, 3011. Loan Estimates, 4372. Western Lands Commission, 4391.

Terragong Swamp, Kiama District, q., 2636. Unemployed Labour, Shoalhaven Electorate,

q.' 2636, 3575. Volunteers for South Africa, q., 4599. \Yomeu's Franchise Bill, 2R., 724.

MOXHAlll, Mr. T. R., PmTamatta: Address in Reply, 308. Adulteration of Beer, adf., 1072. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4503. Attendants in the Lunacy Department, q.,

561, 606; adj., 1718; q., 2896, 3492. Centennial Park: Resting-house, q., 562. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 419. Friendly Societies {Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3513. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2066. Hospitals for Insane: Employees, q., 606, 772,

1119, 2588. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1422, 1501. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 2R., 2373. Parramatta Asylum, Fire at, q., 332, 4074. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3233. Public Servants, q., 3621. Public Service Officers, q., 4176. State Libraries and Refreshment Rooms :

Federal Members, q., 66fi. Stock Diseases (Tiek) Bill; 2R., 4202. Sunday Labour, m.,.615. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2464, 2476, 2493. Colonial Treasurer, 4333.

N NAsH, The Ron. J. B., M.D.:

Address in Reply, 18. Director of Charities, q., 3664. Housing of Consumptives by the State, m.,

887, 1530. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2323. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions, q., 3664. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3756, 3945. ·women's Franchise Bill, Com., 1555; 3R., 1640,

NELSON, Mr. A. D., Sydney-Flinders Division: Accidents in Lifts, q., 444. Girls Selling Flowers in Hotels, q., 498, 665, Government Statistician, q., 4608. Labour Commissioners Board, 3271. Municipal Rolls, Collection of, q., 4606. Railway Accidents, q., 439. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, 3R., 4098. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2528, 2532. Loan Estimates, 4372. Western Lands Commission, 4382.

NEWMAN, Mr. H. ,v., o,·ange: Mining LMvs Amendment Bill, 2R., 4552.

NICHOLSON, .Mr. J. B., Worono1·a : Coal-mines Regulation Act, acl;j., 570. Mount Keira Colliery, q., 442, 449. Supply : Colonial Secretary, 2505.

NIELSEN, Mr. N. R. ,V,, Boorowa: Accommodation for Shearers Bill, q., 774. Adulterated Wine, q., 3624. American Tramways, Report on, q., 3574. City Railway Extension, m., 6l8. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3507, 3612. Coach Proprietors, \Vagga \Vagg~,, q., 1919. Conditional Land Purchases, m., 2855. Government Employees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1790. Hordern's Fire, q., 444, 561. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1084, 1085 ;

Com., 1325, 1344, 1354, 1472, 1477, 1479, 1480, 1484, 1493, 1505, 1507, 1514, 1515, 1671, 1673, 1692.

Juvenile Smoking Suppressicn Bill, 2R., 1214. Minimum Wage, q., 327. National Bank, m., 988. Porters, Permanent : Sydney Goods Shed,

q., 438. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3426. Privilege, 2834. Proposed Railways, adj., 3928. Public Servants and Police, q., 3003. Public 'vY orks Committee Election Bill, 2R.,

2591; Com., 2593. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4034, 4036, 40:~8, 4039,

4040, 4043, 4047, 4052, 4054j 4055; 4119; 3R., 4208; Com., 4478. '

Rabbits, Railway Carriage of, q., 1282. Railway and Tramway Employees, q., 374,

2590. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3974!

2R., 40Gl; Com., 4064; 3R., 4102. Reduction of.Members, m., 360.

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NIELSEN, Mr. N. R. W. (continued): Scarlet Fever, Hurlstone Training College,

q., 1859. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2690;

Com., 2694, 2695, 2696, 2697, 2698. Spark Arresters for Locomotives, q., 498. Stage Coaches Act, q., 1958. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4197. Subsidy to Municipalities, q., 327. Sunday Labour, m., 618. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2473, 2475, 2481, 2482,

2525, 2530, 4326. Department of Mines, 3021. Loan Estimates, 4371. Public Instruction, 2918. Railways, 3171.

Teachers in sparsely-settled Districts, q., 844. 'femora to \Yyalong Railway, adj., 1279; m.,

1880. 'I'emora to \Vyalong Railway Bill, 2671. Tramway Systems of America, Report on,

q., 448. Trigonometrical Surveyors: \Vages of Men,

q.' 501, 604, 1859. Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 455; Com.,

459, 2595. \Varton, Case of E. L., q., 3570. Waverley Borough Council, q., 500. \Vestern Lands Bill, p.o., 3081 ; 2n., 3875;

Com., 3908, 3913. \Vhite, Imprisonment of Robert, q., 448. "romeo's Franchise Bill, 2R., 703. \.Yood-cutters' Licenses, q., 1959.

No.sBs, Mr. J., Gmnt'ille: Bullock Island Dyke, q., 896. Government Contracts : Goodlet and Smith,

q., 773. Granville South Public School, q., 666, 1566,

3826. Land Titles Office, adj., 1522. Police Superannuation Fund, q., 728. Railway Contracts, q., 4531. Railway Rolling-stock, q., 4169, 4604, 4607. Registrar-General's Department, Additions to,

q., 3336. Rookwood Asylum, adj., 768. Suburban Railway Carriages, q., 4169. Supply : Loan Estimates, 4356. Technical College : Chemical and Geological

_Branches, 2277. ·wages at Rookwood Asylum, q., 4074. Workmen's Railway Tickets, q., 731. \Vorkmen's Trains, q., 4611.

NoRTON, Mr. J., Northnmberland: Address in Reply, 66. Assault, Alleged Brutal, adj., 1572. Darlinghurst Gaol, q., 2638. Exchanges of Land, q., 30. Federal Officers, Taxation of, q., 1568. Financial Statement, m., 2250. Governor-General, Appointment of, m., 27. Herbalist, Ralph Beech, q., 2417. Maitland Hospital Emtbling Bill, 2n., 2369. Old-age Pensions, q., 2278. Privilege, 2816. Railway Sleepers, Contracts for, q., 956.

NoRTON, Mr. J. (continued): Speaker, Election of, rn., 3. Temora to Barellan Rail-way Bill, int., 2379. Temporary Employees, "Rocks" Resumption

Branch, q., 2356. 'Yestern Division, adj., 2281.

NoRTO:Y, The Ron. Dr. : Cox, Decease of the Hon. G. H., 3930.

0 OAKES, Mr. C. \V., Paddington:

A.ustmlians in South Africa, q., 3570. Building Act, Amendment of, q., 961. Compositors, Government Printing Office, q.,

1560. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

rn., 519, 3541. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1335. Ocean Steamers: Coal on Deck, q., 1959. Old-age Pensions Board, Temporary Clerks,

q., 3268. Police Force, q., 2811. Police Pensioners, q., 3271. Public Servants, Increments to, q., 3623. Reduction of Members, rn., 352. Retrenched Civil Servants, q., 897.

. Supply : Public Instruction, 2947, 2968, 2970. Swimming Baths, adj., 2973. Sydney Cricket Ground, q., 3824, 3964. Taxation Department Officers, q., 1558. Technical College, q., 2739. Troops from Scuth Africa, Payment of, q.,

734.

O'Co;s-soR, Mr. D., Sydney-Phillip Division: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4503. City Premises Leased or Rented by Govern·

ment, q., 324. Contagious Diseases Prevention Bill, int., 471. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 761. Federal Capital, site for, p.o., 4629. Financial StatE>ment, m., 2264. Governo;:, Appointment of, adj., 1021. Governor's Salary Bill, Corn., 2071. Industrial Arbitration Bill, int., 446; 2R., 946;

Com., 1488. Inspector-General of Police, q., 4075. Jury Lists, adj., 2973. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, 2R., 1213. Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrates, q.,

4023. Newspaper Articles Bill, 2R., 3073. Personal Explanation, 1400, 1717,4434. Police Magistrate at Singleton, adj., 769. Population of Sydney, q., 1285. Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1016. President McKinley, Attempted Assassina·

tion, adj., 1217. President McKinley, Death of, adj., 1357. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3235. Privilege, 2566, 2827. Questions without Notice, q., 3774, 4432. Railway Commissioner's Salary Bill, m., 3975. Speaker, Election of, m., 8. State Agricultural Farms, adj., 1201. State Governor, q., 3574. Street Traffic, adj., 3227.

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O'CoxxoR, Mr. D. (continued): Supply: Attorney.General, 3186, 3190, 3195, 3199,

3201. Colonial Secretary, 2440, ·2507, 2520, 2534, 2536, 2554.

Colonial Treasurer, 3138, 3147. Public Instruction, 2957. Secretary for Public Works, 2751, 2771, 2i75, 2778, 2786, 2791, 2808.

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, •]om.; 3470. Tramway Employees, adj., 2274. Tramway for Darlington, adj., 770. \Vestern Lands Commission Report, adj.,

2274. \Villiam Cresswell, Release of, adj., 1293. \Yomen's Franchise Bill, 3R., 735.

O'CoxoR, Mr. B. B., SherbYooke: Address in Reply, 154, 184. Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, Com., 1981. Central Railway Station, q., 669. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.3), m.,

3352. Crown Prosecutor, Central Criminal Court,

q., 1854. Federal Capital, site for, p.o., 4626. Financial Statement, m., 2250. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No. 2), 2&., 3420. Governor's Salary Bill, 2&., 2045; Com., 2067. Harbour Disfigurement, adj., 3442. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1428, 1494,

1504, 1514, 1516. Lunatic Asylum Attendants, adj., 1723. Municipal District ofinverell (Reduced Area)

Bill' 2R., 1984. Plague Area, The, q., 30. Poisons, Restricted Sale of, adj., 1521. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

:3424. Privilege, 2641, 2824. Public Instruction Department, q., 1855. Public \'i' orks Committee, m., 848. Railway Commissioner's Sabry Bill, 3R., 4088. Returned Soldiers, q., 3774. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4198. Supply: Attorney·General, ;{181. Colonial Secretary, 2448, 2506, 2525. Colonial Treasurer, 3112, 3151, 3154. Public Instruction, 2920.

Temora to Gunbar Railway, m., 1S64. Temora to \Y yalong Rail way, m., 672 ; 2R.,

2655. Tramway Employees, q., 2815. Troops for South Africa, q., 4179. Unemployed, The, q, 3707, 3771. Vineyards, Destruction of, q., 4607. \Yestern Lands Bill, p.o., 3799.

O'SuLLIVAN, The Ron. E. ''~' .. , Queanbeyan: Abercrombie-street Tramway, m., 4578. Acton Bridge, q., 1664. · Address in Reply, 94. Agricultural Labourers, q., 3275. Alexandria, Tramway at, q., 4607. Allowance to Maintenance Men keeping

Horses, q., 499.

O'SULLIYAX, The Hon. E. \V. (continued): Applications for Employment, q., 733; Approach to New Railway, q., 378. Architectural Designs, q., 4259. Artesian Bore at Collie, q., 2353. Art Gallery Portico: Stone Carving, q., 3959~ Bellevue Hill Tramway, q., 4179. Belmore Park, q., 379, 1571. Belmore Railway, Extension of, q., 1769. Betterment Tax, q., 1041. Blackwattle Bay, q., 1179. Bogan Gate Tank, q., 4075, 4175. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney Railway, q., 606 ;.

m., 1905; 2R., 3456. Bogan Gate to Bolbodney Railway Bill, 2R.,

3456, 3462 ; Com., 3462. Botany, Road at, adj., 818. Bowning, Lockup at, q., 4261. Bridges at Somerton and Paradi~e, q., 1761. Broken Hill Unemployed, q., 451. Buckley, Mr. Thomas, q., 1769, 4534. Building at corner of Cumberland and Lowe1•

Fort Streets, c,dj., 482. Carpenters' "Wages, P.W.D., q., 1035. Carters: Public Works, q., 3767. Casino to Lismore Railway, q., 1568. Casino to Tenterfield Railway, q., 1853. Cassilis Railway, g., 1960, 4260. Castlereagh-street Tramway, q., 332, 3493. Cattle Stops, q., 1765. Cement, Locally :!\Ianufactured, q., 3768. Central Railway-station, q., 669, 2895; adj.,

3207 ; '1·' 3272, 3701. Charge of Conspiracy, q., 3435. City Railway Extension, m., 642; q., 1660'

m., 3545, 3550, 3551. Clarence River Southern Breakwater, n1.,

1277, 1278. Cleveland·street \'i'ood-blocking, q., 1854. Coal at Balmain, q., 357:!. Cobar to Yfilcarmia Railway, q., 1041, 1568. Cobar to \Yilcannia Railway Bill, int., 3551 ;

2R., 4065. . Cockatoo Dock : Dismissal of Employees, ff·,

1401. Colo Ri,'er, q., 3706. Colo River : Generating Electric Power, g.,

3770. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 420.. Convent Buildings, Pitt-street, q., 372. Coomtt to Bombala Railway, q., 1040. Country Towns "rater and Sewerage (Amend.

ment) Bill. '11!., 3254. Court House, Eugowra, q., 3102, 3223.

~ Cowra to Gregra Railway, q., 3706, 31Y57. CrookhaYen Heads, q., 7:32. Culcairn to Germanton Railway, q., 330,3708,

4258. Darling Harbour and " Rocks" Resumption,

q., 373, 1398, 1568. Darling Harbour Railway, Extension of, q.,

3408, Darling Ishmd, Ballast fot·, q., 1284. Dawes' Point Horse Ferry, q., 375. Day-labour Employment, q., 501, 778• Defamation Bill, Com., 1914. Delay iu Payment of Contractors, q., 3708'. Deviation Works, Men employed on, q., 4431. Devonshire-street, q., 1659.

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O'SuLLIVA~, The Hon. E. \V. (wntinuedj: Devonshire-street Cemetery, q., 670, 777,

1173, 1176, 3574, 4611. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 758,

763; 2R., 872, 881; 3R., 1132; q., 3040. Devonshire-street Railway Station, q., 4171,

4174. Diversion of \Vater, q., 2637. Dock .for Newcastle, q., 1175, 1666, 1859,3962. Double Bay Reclamation \Yorks, q., 897. Dredge-shop Employees, Dismissal of, q.,

3827. Dredges, Newcastle Harbour and Hunter

River, q., 4598. Dredging Works, near Woy 'Voy, q., 2810. Dulwich Hill Tramway Extension, q., 1037,

1962, 3573; m., 4577. Electric-light: Government Printing Office,

q., 556. Electric Tramway Service, q., 1662. Erskineville, Tramway to, q., 775. Exchange of Land, Stonehenge, q., 2352. Ferguson, Mr. Peter, q., 1662. Fitzroy Dock Employees, q., 1233, 1234,

1660. Gregra to Cowra Railway, q., 1666, 1961. General Post Office(Approaches Improvement)

Act Further Amendment Bill, m., 1908; 2R., 2131; Com., 2133;

Glancw;-Premier Collision, q., 452. Glebe Island Abattoir, Removal of, q., 1177;

m., 1239, 1246. · Glebe Island, Men Employed at, q., 450. Glen Innes to Inverell Railway, m., 3452. Goolagong Bridge, q., 4612. Government Contracts : Goodlet and Smith,

q., 7i3. Government Launch Unara, q., 1763. Governor Macquarie's Gates, q., 2638. Graving Dock, Newcastle, q., 669, 4533. Grose River Electric-lighting and Traction

Scheme, q., 323. Gnndagai to Tumut Railway, adj., 3711. Guyra to Grafton Railway, q., 896, 2414. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3238, 3242. Hordern's Fire, q., 445, 561, 670. Hunter Ri1•er Flood Mitigation, q., 1042; m.,

1247, 1265. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1440. Inspectors of Public \Yorks, q., 4130. Inverell, Railway from, q., 2895. Ironworks, Eskbank, q., 1173. Kiga Bore, Moree, q., 3334. Koorawatha, Railwn,y Extension to, q., 2896. Labour Bureau, q., 3407; adj., 3968; q.,

4598. Labour Bureau, Report of Superintendent of,

q., 557. Labour Commissioners, q., 501, 1660, 1922,

1961, 3271. Labour Commission: Labour Bureau, q., 1118. Labour Commission, Report of, q., 2590. Labour Settlement, Jervis Bay, q., 3767. Land Titles Office, q., 1287. Law Courts, New, q., 447, 1287, 3336. Licensed Engineers and Surveyors, q.; 2892. Lighthouse, Crookhaven Heade., q., 4258. J~ighting of Assembly Chamber, q., 775. Lighting the Town Hall, q., 1286.

O'SuLLIYAN, The Hon. E. IV. (continued): Liquor Traffic, m., 545. Lismore Railwny: Men employed on, q.,

3277. Lithgow Zig-zag, q., 4431; m., 4573, 4574. Liverpool to Mulgoa Railway, q., 2119, 2897,

3568, 4533. Maclean Harbour 'Yorks, q., 32!. Maintenance Men, Works Department, q.,

1959. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, adj., 1279. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, m., 1908;

2R., 3463, 3464. Manly "'ater Supply a.nd Sewerage Transfer

Bill, int., 4128; 2R., 4224, 4228; Com., 4229; 3R., 4262.

Marrickville Drainage Works, q., 379, 441. Men Working in Tunnels, q., 776. Merriwa, Proposed Railway to, q., 328. Metropolitan Roads, Expenditure on, q.,

376. Metropolitan Sewerage Validating Bill, Com.,

3254. Metropolitan \Vater and Sewerage, q., 331. Metropolitan \V aterand Sewerage Acts Amend

ment Bill, Com., 3255. Miller's Point Electric Tramway, q., 447. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3616. Minimum Wage, q., 379, 2038. Molong to Bulbodney Railway, q., 896. Mom·e Park: Railway to, q., 4260. Moree District: Big River, q., 1662. Moree to Inverell Railway, q., 1570, 3961. Moree, \Vork at, q., 1667. Moss Vale and Nowra '''aterworks, q., 4428. Mount Hope Railway, adj., 4578. Mudgee Post-office, q., 4609. Narrabri to Walgett and Collarendabri Rail-

way, q., 1041, II76. Newce.stle Harbour, q, 4172. Newcastle Post Office Clock Tower, q., 2415. Night 'Vatchman, Darling Island, q., 3767. North Coast Railway, q., 2893, 2894, 3005,

3964, 4176. North Shore Bridge, Designs, q., 1565. North Sydney, Road, q., 3039. North Sydney, \Yater Supply, q., 4601. Northern Breakwater: Cn,pe Hawke, q., 1179. Northern Road, \Vindsor to Goulburn, q.,

557. Old-age Pensioners, q., 3493. Old JYbn to Sandy Creeks: 'Vater Channel,

4600. O'Shea, Accident to, Macleay River, q., 896. Oxford-street to Bellevue Hill Tramway, m.,

4577, 4578. Painters' Strike, q., 3773. Parliamentary Buildings, q., 1236,1767, 1919;

adj., 2560; q., 3004, 3269, 4071, 4074. Parliamentary Library, adj., 611. Parramatta RiYer, q:, 3337. Penitentiary and Prison for Females, m., 3714;

Bill, int., 4120; 2R., 4221, 4224. Personal Explann,tion, adj., 2972. Police and Court Buildings, Leadville, q.,

3220. Post Offices, State, q, 1559, 3101. Prince Alfred Hospital, m., 1246.

O'Su SESSION 1901. O'Su ·cxi

23 July to 20]lecen:i.ber, 1901.

O'SuLLIVAX, The Hon. E. ,;v_ (continued): Prince Alfred Hospital : Additions .to, m.,

3230, 3238. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3420, 3424, 3425 ; 2R., 3472, 3473. Proposed Railways, adj., 3928. "Protection or Stagnation," q., 2123. Public Officers, Dismissal of, q., 2895. Public Tenders, Newcastle, q., 734. Public VVorks Committee, q., 774; m., 849;

q., 1179. Public 'Yorks Committee Election Bill, Com.,

2592. Public 'Yorks Department, q., 2418. Public 'Yorks, Employment on, q., 1962. Punt Service, Middle Harbour, q., 662. Pyrrnont Bridge Extension, q., 1569; m.,

3242, 3244, 4508, 4512. Pyrmont Bridge Extension Bill int., 4513 ;

2R., 4546. Railway Extension, q., 2897. Railway Extension to W alcha, q., 1395. Railway Surveys, q., 2897. Railways: Narrabri to Rurren; Wee \Vaa to

Pilliga, q., 450. Railways: Nowra Extension, q., 1236. Railways and Tramways, q., 3824. Railway-station, Proposed New, q., 607. Rate of 'Vages, q., 4074. Regent-street, 'Voocl-blocking, q., 777. Repairing Streets of Randwick, q., 4428. Resumed Areas, q., 1958. Resumption: George-street, q., 1761, 1858. Resumption of Land for Road Purposes, q.,

3220. Resumption of Land, Elizabeth-street, q.,

q., 3958. Road Contracts, Government, q., 1171. Road Maintenance Men, q., 1118. Roads, Molong Electorate, q., 1287, 4258. Roads 'Totes, q., 20il6, 2739, 3002. Roads Votes, Bellingen District, q., 2414, Roads Votes, Unexpended, q., 3269. Road to Bondi, q., 3002. Rock to Lockhart .Kailway, q., 330. "Rocks" Area, q., 379, 2420, 3216, 3431,

4169. "Rocks" Resumption, Men Employed on, q.,

1960. Scrub-cutting, Buan Baa District, q., 1662. Secretary for Public 'Yorks, q., 1041. Sewerage Construction Branch, Claim against,

m., 1278. Sewerage 'Yorks, Lower Randwick and Ken

sington, q., 3768. Sleeping Accommodation for Members, q.,

1175. Snagging Darling and Murray Rivers, q., 774,

3828. Speech by the Secretary for Public \'iT orks,

q., 3493. State Labourers, q., 4179. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 790. Stockton to Newcastle Ferry, q., 1286. Storm Channel, Tamworth, q.; 1918. Storm-water Channel, Alexandria, q., 453. Storm-water, Darlington, q., 1765. Subscription Li~ts and Raffle Tickets, q.,

1958.

O'SULLIVAN, The Hon. E. ,Y, (continued): Supply:

Attorney-General, 3202. Colonial Secretary, 2524, 2797,.2801. Colonial Treasurer, 4336. Secretary for Public vVorks, 2i48, 2751,2757,

2759, 2763, 2767, 2775, 2776, 2778, 2779, 2780, 2782, 2783, 2784, .2785, 2786, 2788, 2790, 2793, 4343, 43.44, 4346, 4347' 4349, 4350.

Loan Estimates, 4370, 4374, 4375. Swimming Baths, q., 3006. Tamworth to Barraba Railway, q., 289.4. Telephone Tunnels, q., 1398. Temora to Barellan Railway, q., 3277. Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, int., 2377,

2380; 2R., 3427; Com., 3469, 3471. Temora to Gunbar Railway, q., 1176; m.,

1266, 1276, 1866. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 671; q.,

1175; adj., 1279, 1520; m., 1904. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, int., 2374;

2R., 2644, 2681 ; 3R. 2745. Temporary Clerks, q., 3434. Temporary Employees, "Rocks" Resumption

Branch, q., 2356. Tenterfield to Casino Railway, m., 4218. Tradesmen required on State vVorks, q.,

558. Tramways, Power for, q., 1398. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, m., 1246;

int., 1908; 2R., 3255, 3258. Tug Boats Hired by Government, q., 1393. Tug Service, Bellinger and N am bucca Rivers,

q., 896. Unemployed, The, q., 559, 732, 845, 1569,

1666; adj., 2087 ; q., 2636, 2741, 2893, 3004, 3005, 3575, 3706, 3707, 3i71, 3824, 4431.

Unionists' \Yages, q., 779. University of Sydney (Fisher Library) Bill,

2R., 4540, 4545. University, Suspension of Work, q., 3408. Vehicular Traffic between Newcastle and

Stockton, q., 734. Vehicular Traffic, North Sydney, q., 608. 'Vages of Labourers, q., 3829. Wages at Rookwood Asylum, q., 4074. 'Vagga Wagga to Humula Railway, q., 2894,

3278 ; m., 3443, 3452. vYagga \\ragga to TumbarumbaRailway, q.,

444. Water and Sewerage Board Employees, q.,

2120. Water and Sewerage \Yorks, q., 371. \Vater Conservation; Erection of 'Yeirs, q.,

3956. \Yaterworks in Country 1\innicipalities, q.,

733. vVeighbridge, Circular Quay, q., 1568. Werris Creek to Wellington Railway, q., 444;

m., 4575. Wheat, Minimum Price for, q., 3338. White, Mr. T. P., q., 3273. William-street to W oollahra : Proposed Tram·

line, q., 324, 1920. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 683. 'Yood-'Cutters' Licenses, q., 1959. Wyalong to Hillston Railway, m., 4576, 4577.

cxii PER INDEX TO SPEECHES. PIL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

p PERRY, The Hon. J., Ballina :

Accommodation for Shearers Bill, q., 774. Address in Reply, 192. Agricultural Farms, State, q., 957. Art Society, q., 2816. Bazaar at Wallsend, q., 2590. Bullock Island Dyke, q., 954. Bursaries, State, q., 3488. Chief Inspector of Schools, q., 1920. Curran, Reverend Father, q., 2586. Denominational Schools, State-aid to, q.,

1398. Department of Public Instruction, q., 185:>. Drummond, Th0mas, q., 895. Early-closing Act, q., 1857; adj., 3822. Early-closing Act : Breaches of, Prosecution,

q., 3768. Early-closing Act, Bathurst, Emsion of, q.,

499. Education Conference, q., 895. Education of Children : Back Blocks, q., 3431. Engineers, Dredge Service, q., 957. Factories and Shops Bill, int., 3821, 3822. Federal Sites, q., 1918. Fort-street School, Resumption of, q., 2276. Historical Records, q., 439. Hours of Labour, q., 838, 894, 1035, 1714. Icebergs : Southern Ocean, q., :3i02. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1084. Juvenile Smoking, q., 1396. ::\fackinnon Family, q., 3569. :VIacquarie Field Estate, q., 2891. lllaster Bakers and Bread Carters, q., 772,

3706, 3770. Meteorological Conditions, q., 4433, 4600. National Art Gallery, q., 2892. Public Instruction Act, q., 2355. Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, int.,

4066. Public Instruction Department, q., 3003,3269. Public Library, q., 1659, 2890, ;{270, 3825. Public Library, New, q., 956, 2742. Public Library : Dismissal of Employees, q., 4257. Employees, q., 2274. Staff, q., 4022.

Public Schools,. q., 1285. Accommodation, q., 3271. Christmas Holidays, q., 4023. Corporal Punishment, q., 501. Drill at, q., 3569. Granville South, q., 666, 1566, 3826. History, q., 1232. l\fachinery Sheds, q., 497. Mount Tamar, q., 1037. Ohserw~tion Books, q., 3270. Smoking Rooms, q., 2356. Teachers, q., 440, 1235, 128!, 1284, 1561, 1660, 2814, 3337, 3491, 4527.

Teachers' Salaries, q., 3574, 3707, 4025. \Vater Supply, q., 2815.

Public Service Board, q., 1563. Pupil Teachers' Examination, q., 841, 4530,

4607. Rabbits : Molong District, q., 498. Rabbit-proof Fencing, q., 2120. Railway Sleepers, Contracts for, q., 056.

PERRY, The Hon. J. (continued): Rainfall of Australia, q., 728, 4256. Sanitary Inspectors' Examinations, q., 1853. Scarlet Fever at Hurlstone Training College, • q., 1859. Scarlet Fever; Manly School, q., 4604. School Children, q., 4429. School Children and Intemperance, q., 2!15. School Children, Railway Fares for, q., 4181. School Cleaning, q., 608. School Fees at Broken Hill, adJ., 554. School Teacher at Gardener's Road, q., 1238. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, int., ll37; 2R.,

2682; Com., 2694, 2695, 2696, 2697, 2698, 2699, 2700, 2702, 2704; q., 3338; !'econs. amdts., 4070.

Sloyd System of Education, q., 1558. Sobmon Training Ship, q., 664, 901, ll22. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Com., 4567. Strike atGenowlan Shale Mines, q., 958, II77,

1859, 2356, 2590, 3275. Superannuation Fund, q., 327. Supply:

Additional, 4334, 4351, 4356, 4358. Colonial Secretary, 2464. Public Instruction, 2927, 2934, 2930, 2961,

2962, 2964, 2967, 2971, 2972. Tailoresses on Strike, q., 3625. Tamworth Superior Public School, q., 3338. Teachers in Sparsely-settled Districts, q., 84i. Technical Classes, \Voollahra, q., 2587. Technical College : Administration of Mining

Section, q., 1237, 2278, 4026, 46ll. Technical College, q., 2740. Technical College: Broken Hill, q., 1962. Temora to \Vyalong Railway, m., 672. Tied-Houses Bill, :iR., 1597 ; Com., 1627,

1628. Trigonometrica,l Sun·ey, Employees, q., 2119. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 456, 459. Trundle Post and Telegraph Office, q., 1714. Tug \Vork, Botany Bay, q., 954. University and Technical College Students,

q., 3623. University, Professors of, q., 2033. University Students, q., 2417. ·wongagong School, q., 1394.

PHILLIPS, Mr. S., Dubbo: Advances to Settlers Act, m., 2:316. Carriage of Wheat, q., 3962, 4025. Government Printing Office, q., 2588. Rabbit Bill, q., 1667; 2R., 3663; Com., 4033,

4048, 4ll4, 4ll6; cons. ctmdts., 4483. Reduction of Members, m., 354. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 24i3, 2!74, 2475. Loan, 4371. Public Instruction, 2943. Works, 2780, 2800.

\V ellington to \Verris Creek Rail way, m., 437 5-. \Vestern Division, Settlement in the, ccdj.,

2299.

PILCHER, The Hon. C. E., ICC. : Consolidation of the Statutes, q., 484. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2n., 2087 ; Com.,

2603, 2606, 2616, 2627, 2861, 2882, 288!), 2981, 298.3.

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PILCHER, The Hou. C. E., K.C. (continued): Legislative Council Buildings, q., 2710. Marriage Bill, Com., 491. Moore Estate Act Further Amendment Bill,

2R., 4231. Municipal District of Inverell Reduced Area

Bill, 2R.' 2711' 2713. Public Works Committee, m., 886. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2406; p.o., 2737. \Yestern Lands Bill, Com., 4159, 4160, 4162,

4163, 4164, 4232, 4235, 4236. "-omen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 13Sl, 1392;

Com., 1553, 1555.

POWER, Mr. J. J., -8ydney-Lang Didsion: Accidents to \'Vaterside \Yorkers, q., 840.• Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1047. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 1705. Compensation: Hesumption of Hotels, q.,

4602. Customs Officers, q., 3774. Defective Shipping Gear, q., 4261. Demolition of \Vorkingmen's Dwellings, q.,

4259. Expulsion of \Yorkmen's Families, q., 4610. I"inancial Statement, m., 2267. Harbour, Pollution of, q., 3773. Harbour Trust: Commissioners, q., 1170. Employees, q., 333.

Hogg. Police Sergeant, q., 4G\l8. Labour Bureau, q., 4598. Marriage Bill, q., 1234. Outrages and Burglaries, q., 1961. Police, q., 775, 4256, 4608. Railway Trams, q., 4612. Resumed Area, Bailiffs in, q., 1398. Superannuation Funds, Civil Sel'\·ice and

Police, q., 775. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2466. Colonial Treasurer, 4331. Public Instruction, 2960. J\1iscellaneous Services, 4:!22, 4325.

· Tcmora to \Yyalong Railway Bill, m., 190-t; 2R., 2681.

Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1602; Com., 1618.

J>mcE, Mr. R. A., Gloucester: Adjournment, m., 2S\l8; p.o., 2898. Appeals to Public Service Board, q., 3i9, 729,

901. Appropriation Bill, 2n., 450!; 3P .. , 4503. Assault, Alleged Bmtal, adj., 1513. Betting Prosecutions, q., 961. Business Paper, adj., 953. Cape Hawke, Impro\·ements ~"t, adj., 1956. Chinese Gambling Deus, q., 377. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2n., 1702;

Com., 1706. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 1149; cons. amdts.,

4499, 4406, 4498. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, m., 385, 425,

426. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (R o. 2), m.,

1730; Com., 1757. Consolidation of Act No. 13, q., 1901. Conveyance of Produce by Rail, q., 4177. Crown Lands Acts, q., 728.

h

.PmcE, Mr. R. A. (continued): Crown Solicitor, q., 443:!. Damage of Goods on Railway, q., 734. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, 2n., 815 ;

3n., 1135; p.o., 1136. · District Court Rules, q, 377. Electoral Districts, p.o., 751. Federal Capital Site, q., 1176, 4432. Financial Statement, m., 1756. Forestry, q., 4610. Government Railways (Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, 3R., 4095. Government Railways, q., 4172. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2064. Hardwood, Destruction of, q., 1040. Hordern and Sons, Fire at, q., 670. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1249. Jams, New South Wales~ g., 3489. Labour Commissioners, q., 1922. Land Exchanges, q , 1571. Lighthouse-keeper, Seal Rocks, q., 4172. Medical Act, Fine under, q., 2640. Milson's Point, Valuation of Land, q., 29. Ministers Appearing in Court, q., 501 ; adj.,

1759. Moree to Inverell Railway, q., :!960. Northern Breakwater: Cape Hawke, q., 11i!J. Plague, The, q., 3705. Police Magistrates : Dungog, q., 666. Raymond Terrace, q., 1570. Singleton, ad}., 770.

Public Senicc Act, Administration of, q., 668.

Pttblic Schools, Obsen·ation Books, q., 3270. Public School Teachers, q., 2814. Public \Yorks Committee, q., 1179. Pyrmont Bridge, q., 1569; m:, 4508. R:tbbit Bill, cons. amdts., 4487. Railway Department, q., 6G7, 961. Railway Employees: Hours of \Vork, q.,

377. Reduction of Members, m., 347. R.enewal of Leases, Eastern Division, q., 4434. School Teachers' Salaries, q., :3707. Secretary for Public \Yorks, q., 1041. State Agricultural Farms, adJ., 1195. State Hights, Invasion of, adj., p.o., ll32. St"'tisticiau's Department: Lighthouses, q.,

901. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2520, 2521, 2529. Justice, 3193, 3198. Public· Instruction, 2!)15, 2963, 296!, 2iJG3 2966, 2971.

Works, 2763, 2777, 2788, 2i90, 2791, 2792, 27.94.

Sydney Harbour Trust, q., 4.173. Temora to \Vyalong Railway Bill, int., 6i4;

2R., 2673. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1595; Com., 1613; p.o.,

1620; Com., 1627. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bili,

3R., 4453, \\'estern Lands Bill, int., 3732; p.o., 3803;

COIW. amdts., 4i\00. 'Vharfage Dues, q., lOW. White Cliff.~-\Vilcannia Coach, adj., 965. \Yomen'~ Franchise Bill, 3n., 739.

cxiv PYE IN.PEX TO SPEECHES. Ros

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

PYEP.S, ilfr. R., The Richmond: Casino-Lismore Railwuy, q., 1568. Cusino Municipal Boundaries Rill, 2R., 1980;

C'om., 19131. Casino-Tenterfield Railway, q., 1853. Lismore Railway, Men employed on, g., 3277. North Coast Railway, g., 3005.

Q Qon:x, 1lr. P. E., Sydney-Bligh Divi~ion:

Address in Reply, 243. Bellevue Hill Tramway, g., 4179. Brewers' License Fee, g., 4428. Cable News, g., 4023. City Railway Extension, m., 633. Condoublin Election, adj., 2274. Crown Lunds, g., 728. Crown Lands : Central Division, adj., p.o.,

3042. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 760. Electric Tramway Service, q., 1662. Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1979. Federal Capital Site, p.o., 4630. Federal Finance, q., 1923. Go\•ernment Employees, Hours of Labour,

m., 1781. Government Railways (Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, int., 3986 ; 3R., 4093. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 1938; 2R., 2047. Harbour Disfigurement, adj., 3440 .. Hay and Oats from Victoria, q., 4072. Inch, J. S., Dismissal of, m., 3632. Industrial Arbitration Bill, q., 1438. Inland Rivers, q., 378, 441, 603. Manly 'Vater Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4227. Military Department, g., 1768. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3618. National Park Trust, q., 1922. Newspaper Articles Bill, 2R., 3043. Old-age Pensions, g., 1714. Police Force, Increase of, q., 1655. Public Service Board : Temporary Members,

g., 2590, 2740, 4604. Rabbits near Wellington, q., 4023. Railway,Employees, q., 1557. Reduction of :Members, -m., 359. Retired Public Sen·ants, q., 1282. Rifles and \\'arlike Stores, q., 842. State Go\·ernor, q., 1766, 3278. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., SOl. Steam Tram System, Conversion of, g., 323. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4200. Sunday Labour, m., 615. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2456, 2470, 2523, 2537, 2550, 2552.

Colonial Treasurer, 3120, 3151, 3152. Lands, 4384. Public Instruction, 290G. \Vorks, 2756, 2772.

Temora to Barellan Railway Bill, C'om., 3471. Tcmora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2657. Theatres, overcrowding of, aif:J., 2362. Tram-line: City Cable, g., 606.

Qur:<:x, Mr. P. J<J. (continued): Tr(Lmways, Power for, q., 1398. \Vestern Lands Bill, int., 3/30. 'Villiam-street to \Voollahra: Proposed Tram

line, q., 324, 1920. ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 700.

QuiRK, J'l'lr. E. ,Y., Warringah: Public Service Board Appeals, q., 3957. MaDly Water Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4225.

R RE1i'WICK, The Hon. Sir ARTHUR, Kt., M.D.,

F.R.C.S.: Bene\•olent Society of New South Wales Bill,

2R., 2989 ; C'om., 2991, 2992. Block holders Bill, recom., 3946. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3943. Public VVorks Committee, m., 885.

REnimm, Mr. J. B., AshbuTnlwm: Ad,;ances to Settlers Act, m., 2<113, 2319. Battye, Lieutenant, g., 451. Experimental Farm, near Parkes, q., 1171. Justices of the Peace, q., 1283. Kelly, Trooper, q., 452. Railways, g., 1120. Supply : Colonial Secretary, 244.3. \Yongagong School, q., 1394.

RICHARDS, Mr. E., JJfudr;ee: Breelong Murders, q., 1232. Crown Lands: Blue Mountains, q., 2353. Deceased Persons, Conveyance of in Trains,

q., 3492. Forest and Travelling Stock ReserYe, q., 2353. Government Road Contracts, q., 1171. Gundare Settlement Leases, q., 324. Lands withdmwn from Goldfields Reserves,

g., 324. ]\loss, Emanuel, Arrest of, q., 1394. Postal (Lild Telegraph Departments, q., 1171.

RoBELns, The Ron. C. J., C. M.G. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2409.

RoBsox, The Hon. '"· Address in Reply, 14. Benevolent Society of New South Wales Bill,

C'om., 2!l91. Blockholders Bill, C'om., 3!86, :3457. Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2t:., 4421. Empress Frederick: Death of the, m., 371. Industrial Arbitmtion Bill, C'om., 2619. Marringe Bill, C'om., 4!JO. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2n., 3677. 'Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1227.

Ro3E, Mr. T., Argyle: Hotels: "Rocks" Resumptions, q., 959. Industrial Arbitration Bill, C'om., 1414. National Bank, m., 971. Postal Department Officers, q., J 958. Supply : Colonial Secretary, 250:i. Rossi ville Estate, Goulburn, a., 372. 'fiecl-H0nscs Bill, 2R., liJS2; Com., 1628, ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 585.

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l'toss, ·Dr. A., Molong: Adulteration of Food, &c., q., 839, 1035, 1715,

1854. Beattie, Dr. J. A., q., 3824. Bubonic Plague : Diseased Rats, q., 4528. Fatal case, q., 4429. Rat Killers, q., 4172. Suspected Case, q., 441, 3490, 3572.

'Bus Drivers, Hours of, q., 2036. Cancer Hospital, q., 3431, 3769. Central Police Court, q., 894. City Corporation, q., 1282. Civil Ambulance Corps, q., 139:l. Contingents to South Africa, q., 2417. Court House, Eggowra, q., 3102, 3223. Crown Lands for Settlement, W algett, q., 4072. Crown Lessees, q., 2739. Dairies Supervision Act, q., 2120. Dei!tl Carcases in the Interior, q., 3767. Devonshire-street Cemetery Bill, int., 761 ;

2R., 880. Devonshire-street Cemetery : Opening of

Gnves, q., 604. Devonshire-street Railway Station, q., 3701,

4174. Dighton, Appointment of Mr., q., 3272. Disease Bacilli, q., 4529. Drill at Public Schools, q., 3569. Drought, Losses through, q., 771. Exchanged· Area, Narrabri Holding, q., 1564, Farmers and Settlers Association, q., 1661. Federal Commandant, Location of, q., 4074,

4180. Gambling, q., 838. Glades,·ille Asylum, Nurses, q., 3622. Gregra to Cowra Railway, q., 1666, 1961,3706,

3957." Hardwood Timbers, q., 1035. Hospitals: Private, q., 2356. Public, q., 3102.

Hydatids and Lung Complaints, q., 2355. Icebergs: Southern Ocean, q., 3702. Juvenile Offenders, q., 839. Juvenile Smoking, q., 1396. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, m., 453;

2R., 1204; Com., 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994. 1995.

Labourers' Wages, q., 3828, 3829. Land Surveyed in Central Division, q., 1853. Licensed Engineers and Surveyors, q., 2891. Licensed Surveyors, Lands Department, q.,

2892. Liquor Traffic, 111., 540. Macquarie Field Estate, q., 2891. Meteorological Conditions, q., 3407,4433,4599. Metropolitan Hospitals, q., 3335. Milk, Adulteration of, q., 3219. Molong, Clerk of Petty Sessions, q., 3825. Molong Hospital, q., 896. Molong Police Magistrate, q., 839, 3569. Molong to Hnlbodney Railway, q., 895. Molong '~ater Reserve, q., 2739. 11oore, R., and Sherwin, T. J.,q., 4601. Nanima E·,tate: Molong District, q., 4171. Old-age Pensions, q., 1040. Old-age Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 4031. Orange Peel, Throwing on Footpaths, g., 3829.

Ross, Dr. A. (continued): Pigsty across Stable Creek, q., 498. Pleura at Molong, q., 1765. Pleuro-Pneumonia: Mudgee District, q., 3963,

4021. Prince Alfred Hospital, Additions to, m., 3234. Privilege, m., 2582. Public Gates: Eugowra to Goolagong, q., 1036. Public Instruction Act. q., 2355. Public School Children, q., 4!29. Public School Teachers, q., 4527. Public School Teachers: Degrees, q., 3491. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4037. Rabbit-proof Fencing, q., 2120. Rabbits: Molong District, q., 498. Wellington District, q., 4527.

Railway Employees, Hours of Labour, q., 3956.

Railway Rates, q., 4175 Rainfall of Australia, q., 728, 4256. Revenue and Expenditure, q., 3826. Roads, Molong Electorate, q., 1287, 4258. Roads Votes, q., 2739. School Children and Intemperance, q., 2414. School Children, Railway :!<'ares for, q., 4180. Shipment of Gold, q., 604. Smearing or Dipping, q., 2811. Smoking-rooms, Public Schools, q., 2355. Stock crossing Victorian Border, q., 4024. Stock Diseases and Fruit Pests, q., 4171. Stock Di;;eases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4207. Stock Inspectors, q., 1233, 4173. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2443, 2507, 2517, 2519. Justice, 3184, 3196, :3202. Public Instrt1ction, 2952. Works, 2751.

Swimming Baths, q., 3005. Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 1873. Temora to iYyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2652. Test Inoculations, q., 771. · Theatres, Overcrowding of, ad,i., 2361. Tram Flagmen, q., 669, 731. Tram-lines, q., 1233. Tuberculosis, q., 4431, 4027. Tuberculous Meat, q., 1561. University and Technical College Students,

q., 3623. University of Sydney: Professors, q., 2033.

Students, q., 2416. 'Vater Conservation: Erection of "'eirs, q.,

3956. iVeathersheds : Van men and Cabmen, q.,

3702. Western Division: Crown Lands, q., 2415. ·western Lands Bill, int., 3735; 2R., 3871.

Ross, Hon. A. Adjournment, obs., 4021. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney Railway Bill, 2n.,

3950. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 4245. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2n., 3952. Presbyterian Church Property (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4243. Rabbit Bill, 2R., 4252. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2n., 3261 ;

Com., 3691, 3692, 3693, 3696.

ex vi Sco IXDEX TO SPEECHES. SEE

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

s ScoBIE, Mr. R., IVentu·orth:

Address in Reply, 277. Broken Hill to Menindie Tmmwny, q., 3039. Closer Settlement Bill, cons. amrlts., 4493. Darling River: Trade and Commerce, q., 773. Elliott, Claim of Mr., adj., 817. Ferguson, l\f r. Peter, q., 1662. Net-Fbhing, Murray and Darling, q., 1663. Outr<>ge at Ramsay's Bush, q., 22/8. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4033, 4050, 4114, 4116;

3R., 4216. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, Com., 4571. Settlement in the \Vestern Division, adj.,

2284. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2&., 2691 ;

Com., 2696, 27114. Snagging Darling and Murray RiYers, q., 774,

3828. Supply:

Colonial Secretary, 2447, 2480, 24S1, 2487, 2532.

Lands, 4387. Loan, 4374. Public Instruction, 2945. \Yorks and Sen-ices, 2789.

\Vestern Lands Bill, int., 3745; 2n., 3820, 3837; Com., 3905, 3923, 3927; 3n., 4002.

SEE, The Ron. J ORY, Gmfton : Abattoirs for Northern Districts, q., 442. Abbott, Sir Joseph, Death of, rn., 1355; adj.,

1355. Aberdare Collieries Railway Bill, 2R., 4121. Accident at Timber Yard, q., 3958. Accidents in Lifts, q., 444. Accidents in Mines, adj., 1759. Accidents to \Vaterside \Yorkers, q., 840. Accident to Steamer Newly, q., 559. Address in Reply, 51, 154, 205. Adjournment, p.o., 2898, obs., 4632, 4635. Adjournment, Special, 3605, 4070. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1061. Adulteration oi Fooil, &c., q., 839, 1035,

1716, 185!. A<hertisement Hoardings, q., 2640. Agent-General, Reports of, q., 1395, 4026. Agent-General, The, q., 3701. Agents-General: Precedence, q., 3217, 32113. Agriculture and Forestry, Department of, q.,

378, 440. Albtuy Hospit:1l, Matron, q., li62. Alleged Outrage on a Girl, q., 1920; adj.,

1956. Allowance in Li<ou of Holidays, q., 3963. Amending Licensing Bill, q., 4256. Annual Leave : Public Servants and Police,

q.' 4072, 4599. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4501. Arab3 at Police Court, q., 1766. Archbishop Kelly, Arrival of, q., 3221, 3274. Assault, Alleged Brutal, adj., 1572. Assault Case, q., 4179, 4432. Associate to Chief Justice, q., 499. Attendants in the Lunacy Department, q.,

561, 606; p.o., 1719; adj., li2l. Attorney-General and Solicitor-General, q.,

500.

SEE, The Ron. J. (conthmed): Auditor-General's Report, q., 333. Australian Military Officers : South Afric:t,

q., 3622. Bathing: Ocean Beach, Manly, q., 2354. Bathing : Public, q., 3830, 3961, 4177. Baths, Public, q., 3963. Bathurst Police Magistrate, q., 1397, 1566,

1767, 2278, 2591. Battye, Lien tenant, q., 451. Beattie, Dr. J. A., q., 3825. Beeby, Mr., Crown tlolicitor's Office, q., 3703,

3ii3. Beer Prosecutions, q., 1664. Bellingen tlessions, q., 2126. Bellinger and Clarence RiYers, Dredging of,

q., 2033. Benevolent Asylum Buildings, q., 109. Berns~ein, Dr., of Lismore, q., 3959, 4428. Betting Houses, q., 1761. Betting Prosecutions, q., 961. Board of Health, q., 1237. . Board of Health, Account Owing by, q., 501. Boatsheds and Lauding-places, Prh·ate, q.,

3768. Boilers: Metropolitan District, q., 3701. Bonuses, q., 3221. Botanical Work, Publication of Original, q.,

376. Breelong Murders, q., 1232. Building Act, Amendment of, q., 961. Burglaries in the Suburbs, q., 4533. Business of the Honse, q., 1665, 1860. 'Bus Drivers, Honrs of, q., 2036. Cable News, q., 4023. Cancer Hospital, q., 3431, 3769. Cape Hawke, ImproYements at, adj., 1956. Capture: Late Jimmy Go,·ernor, q., 402ii Cattle Tick, adj., 367. Celebrations, State Concert, &c., q., 329. Centennial Park, Proclamation of Streets near,

q., 1860. Centennial Park: Resting Honse, q., 562. Central Police Court, q., 895. "Chain Letter," q., 3271, 3408. Charge against a Magistrate, adj., 601. Charit<tble Institutions, q., 1764. Chief Justice, Appointment of, q., 4430. -Children Boarded-out by the State, q., 556. Chinamen: Naturalisation Papers, q., 2035. Chinese Gambling Dens, q., 377. Chinese in New South Wales, q., 328. Circular Quay, q., 1663. Citizens' Roll: Police Employed, q., 1560. City Coroner, q., 1857. City Corporation, q., 1282, 1762. City Railway Extension, q., 1122. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, q., 559;

int., 577; adj., 1117; 2n., 1698, 1705; Com., li06.

Ci,·il Ambulance Corps, q., 1393. Civil Servants, q., 378, 449, 897. Civil Servants :Sunday Pay, q., 4534. Civil Servants: Superannuation Fund, q.,

602, 897. Ci,-il Service Co-operative Society, q., 40il,

4528. Clerks of Petty Sessions,q., 3568. Clerk of the Peace, q., 2031.

SEE SESSIO~ 1901. SEE CXYll


SEE, The Hon. J. (continued) : Clines v. Cooper, q., 4237. Coach Proprietors, \Vagga \Vagga, q., 1919. Coal shipped over Wharves at Darling Island,

q., 556. Coaling on the Sabbath, q., 3268. Coast Hospital, Male Staff at, q., 601, 840,

1119. Commercial Agent, London, adj., 1668, 1670. Commercial Agent, i:louth Africa, q., 3217,

4257. Commercial Travellers' Association, q., 665. Commissions : Me>srs. Pollock and Vv ade, q.,

2741. Committal of a vVoman to Gaol, q., 2639. Commonwealth :

Celebrations: Remuneration, q., 72!), Claims Against, q., 1714. Properties taken over by, q., 13!l9, 1566.

Condoublin Election, q., 2122, 2278. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, int., 409. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), m.,

1727. Consolidated Revenue Fnnd Bill (No. 3), m.,

3369. • Consolidation of Act No. 13, 1901, q:, 4177. Consolidation of the 8tatute3, q., 328, 499,

900. Conspiracy, Charge of, q., 3338. Constitution Act, Amendment of, q., 325,

2035. Contingent, Second, Pay to, q., 3622. Contingents to South Africa, q., 955, 2417. Conveyance of Prisoners, q., 4177. Cook Park, q., 3624. Cooma-BombaLt Railway, q., 1662. Coronation of the King, q., 3707, 3767,4076,

4257. Coroners Bill, 2R., 3466; Com., 3469; 3R.,

3501. Coupons, Abolition of, q., 2ii89, 2895. Coupons, Co-operative Company, q., 4530. Conrt-ho,tse, Bogan Gate, q., 3830, 4023. Cresswell, William, q., 493, 1571, 1962. Cricket Ground, The, q., 3626. Criminals from other States, q., 4177. Crown Prosecutor, Central Criminal Court,

q., 1855. Crown Prosecutor, Duties of, q., 2587. Crown Solicitor, q., 1857, 3277, 3271!, 3493,

3621' 4433, 44:34. Crown Solicitor's Office, Chief Clerk, q., 3960. Crown Solicitor's Office, Cost of, q., 603. Custom House Officers, Albury, q., 1237. Customs Officers, q., 3774, 3956. Customs Prosecution, q., 3962. Damage of Goods on Railway, q., 73·1. Dangerous Premises, Surry Hills, adj., 1523. Darley, Salary of Sir Frederick, q., 323. Darlinghurst Gaol, q., 2638. · Darling Harbour Wharves Resumptions, q.,

3489; adj., 4079; q., 4429. Darling Island, Ballast for, q., 1560. Darling Island \Vhan·es, q., 1917. Darling River, a<U., 818. Dawes' Battery, q , 555, 1761 4169. Debate, Limitation of, q., 2895. Deceased Persons, Conveyance of in Trains,

q., 3492.

SEE, The Hon. J. (continued) : Defamation Bill, Com., 1913. Defamation, Law of, q., 2035. Defective Shipping Gear, q., 4261. Demise of the Crown Bill, 2R., 3465 Com.,

3465. Dental School, Buildings for, q., 328. Detecti,·es, Superintendent of, q., 2588. Director of Government Charities, q., 840. Discharge of Coal at Cas-works, q., ll20. Disease Bacilli, q., 4529. District Court, BowrayiJle, q., 2352. District Court Rules, q., 3i7. Dowager-Empress of Germany, Death of the,

m., 380. Drays, Loading and Unloading, q., 3824. Dungog Police Magistrate, q., 6ti7. Duke of York, Reception of, q., 2816. Education, Royal Commi,sion on, q., 40i5,

4178. Education, State, q., 3961. Elands and Carpet Snakes, IJ., 4611. Elections and Qualifications Committee, m.,

472. Electric Trams, q., 4170. Electoral Commission, q., 669. Electoral Districts, m., 750; adj., 756. Electoral Roll, St. Leonards, q., 66!. Electomtes, Requirements of, q., 3494. Electors' Rights, vVilcannia, q., 30. Employers' Liability Act, q., 2638. Estimates, q., 2420. Eva, Steam Launch, q., 773. Federal and State }ll'sP., Precedence of, q.,

1122. Federal Capital, Name of, q., 1239. Federal Capital, Site-of, q., 843, 900, 1174,

1176, 2119, 3434, 4432; obs., 4434; adj., 4514; q., 4606; 4608; m., 4613; p.o., 4632.

Federal Celebrations : Accounts, q., 407l. Federal Celebrations : School Children, q.,

4073. Federal Commandant, Loc<Otion of, q., 4074,

4ltl0. Federal Finance, q., 1923. Federal Govemment, Services Rendered to the,

q., 331. Federal GoYcmment, Transfer of Ser\·ices, q.,

4259. Federal Tariff, q., 2121,2277,2279,2417, 2895,

3223. Federal Tariff, Collection of, 2123. Federal Treasurer: Refund of Duties, q.,

4170. Female Jurors, q., 1921. Financial Statement, q., 1237; m., 1752, 1756;

q., 2037; m., 2140. Financial Year, q , 4532. Fire Brigades Bill, q., 331, 960. Fire Brigades, Special Vote to, q., 3408. First Contingent.; Payments, q., 3829. First Contingent : Permanent Officers, q.,

3702. :Fisheries Bill, q., 289!, 3773, 4023. Fisheries Commission, q., 441,496, ~421, 4179. Fisheries Department Employees, q., 3218. Fisheries Section, Australian Museum, q., 328. Fishermen, Dora Creek, q., ll20. Floating Fire Steamerfor Port Jackson, q., 844.

ex viii SEE INDEX TO SPEECHES. SEE

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

SEE, The Hon. J. (contimted): Forestry Conference Report, Printing of, q.,

2418, 2419. Forestry Department, q., 2891, 3338. Forewoman Laundress at Quarantine Station,

q., 606. . Fortune Tellers, q., 2417. Four-Million Loan, q., 1177, 1237, 1859, 4606. Franchise Bill : Voting by Post, q., 445. Free Education, q., 3828. Friendly Societies Act, m., 364; q., 777,843,

896, 2420. Fi"iendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No.2), 2R., 3410; Com., 3593, 3603, 3604; 3R., 3637 ; cons. amdts., 4ll2.

Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill, m., 515; adj., 1522; obs., 2271.

Frnit, Outward \Vharfage on, ad,i., 1760. Fruit Sellers, Suntlay, q., 3221, 3274, 3627,

4603. Gambling, q., 839. Gaol Chaplains, q., 2032. Gaolers, Acting, Police Gaols, q., 5;35, 772. Garden Island, Canteen on, q., 3624. George-street (Parramatta) Asylum, q., 2584. Gipps-street, Closing of, q., 50 I. Girls Sell_ing Flowers in Hotels, q., 408, 665. Gladesville Asylum: Nurses, q., 3623. Glynn, Fredk., q., 3276. Government Business: Additional Sitting-clay,

obs., 2743. Government Employees: Hours of Labour, m.,

1791. Government Printing Office Employees, q.,

2420. Government Rail ways (Com:missioner's Salary)

Bill, int., 3971 ; 2R., 4058, 4108. Government Statistician, q., 4608. Governor of New South \Vales, q., 958, 960;

ad,i., 1021. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 1024, 1936, 1951; · 2R., 2038; Com., 2055, 2065, 2067.

Grafton Stores, q., 2033. Granting of Bail, q., 4432. Hancock, Peter Joseph, q., 1664, 1918. Hansard, New South \Vales, q., 3219. Harbour Dues: \Yarships and Troopships, q.,

662. Harbour Excursion Steamers, q., 2637. Harbour, Pollution of, q., 3773. Harbour Trust and City Rates, q., 4609. · Harbour Trust Bill, q., 3574. Harbour Trust Commissioners, q., 1170, 4609,

4173, 4601. Harbour Trust Employees, q., 333. Harbour Trust : Expulsion of \Vorkmcn's

Families, q., 4610. Harbour Trust Officers, q., 1236. Harbour Trust: Watchmen, q., 3769. Hardwood Timbers, q., 8:38, 2033. Hawkers and Dealer~, q., 2635. Hawkers and Pedlers' Bill, 2R., 1917. Hawkers' Licenses, q., 2416. Hay and Oats from Victoria, q., 4072. Herbalist : Italph Beech, q., 2418, 2640. "Historic~J Records," q., 373, 556. Homes for Inehriates, q., 4130. Horsebreeclers, Conference of, q., 2357. Hospital Amending Act, q., 2415.

SEE, The Hon. J. (continued) : Hospitals, Annual Endowments to, q., 438. Hospitals for Insane, Employees, q., 606, 772,

775, 1119, 2589, 2896, 3492. Hospitals, Refuse from, q., 1565. Hotels: "Rocks" Resumption, q., 959, 1400,

4427, 4602. House, Adjournment of the, q., 3488. Houses of Parliament, New, q., 448. Hyclatids and Lung Complaints, q., 2355. Imperial Troops, Agricultural Ground, q.,

3409, 3431, 3624, Imprisonment for Costs, q., 3268. Imprisonment for Debt, q., 2589. Income Tax: Commonwealth Officers, q., 1284. Income Tax : Payment of, q., 18H7. Indecent Publications Act, Infringements of,

q., 2638. Industrial Arbitration Bill, int., 445; q., 502;

2R., 858, 944, 1084, Ill;) ; Com., 1307, 1308, 1333, 1342, 1455, 1436, 1511; q., 3626.

Inland Rivers, q., 378, 441, 603. Inspector of ScaffoldiHg, q., 670. Inspector-General of Police, q., 4076. IntE!Irna tiona! Exhibition, S uggestcd, ac(j., 483. Islands of the Pacific, q., 3483. Jubilee Exhibition <tt Bendigo, a<~j., 482. Judge Docker to a jury at Forbes, q., 3823,

4527, 4609. Juryman as \Vill1ess, q., :?-108. Just.ice and Attorney-General';; Department,

q., 444. Justices of the l'"0acE', q., 1120, 1121, 1283,

3701, 4606. Juvenile Offenders, q., 839. Juvenile Smoking :Suppression Bill, Com.,

199.'3, 1994. Kelly, Trooper, q., 432. Ladies as :Magistrates, q., 1922. Lambton, Mr. S. H.,q., i\57; w(j., 601; q., 670. Land and Income-tax, q., 663, 203:2, 4073. Land Exchang~s, q., L3'il. Landowners: Title to high-water mark, q.,

4603. Land Tax Bill, q., 4076. Land Taxation, q., 730, 1034. Land Titles Office, w(j., 1523; q., 3962. Land Valuation, q., 1066. Langley, William, Cil<H'6es against, q., 901. Law Clerks, Appointment of, q., 1235 Law of Evidence Amendment Bill, I R., 30. Libel, Law of, Amendmeut Bill, q., 323. Libels on Legislative Assembly, q., 2S14. Licensing Benches, q., 1563. Licensing Public Vehicles, q., 374. Lieutenant-Governor, The, q., 56!. Liquor Traffic, m., 54!; q., 1962, 2815. Lismore Police Magistrate, q., 1173, :3'!20. Local Government B.ill, q., 2538, 4GI2. Long, CoachclriYer, Death of, q., I 562. Lord Howe Island, Electors, q., 18.52. Magistrates of the State, q., 956. Mail-carrier, Prosecution of a, q., 667. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, adj., 1523;

2R., 2272; 3R., 2373. Manly Steamers, q., 777. Manly Steamers ·wharf, q., 1394. l\Iarriage Bill, q., 1234. Masters and Servants Act, q., 1852.

SEE SESSION 1901 SEE exile


SEE, The Ron. ,T. (continued): McDonald, Constable Geot·ge, q., 50l. Medical Practitioners Acts Further Amend-

ment Act, q., 1762. Melbourne Cup., q., 2816. Men \Y onnded in South Africa, q., 496. Mercadool Land Case, q., 1667. Messengers, Lands Department, q., 668, 774,

899. Metropolitan Fire Brigade, q., 3824; adj.,4515. Metropolitan Hospitals, q., 3335. Metropolitan Traffic Act, q., 500, 2740; aclj.,

818. Metropolitan Transit Commission J!unds, q.,

555. Metropolitan \Yater and Sewerage Act, q.,

2035. Military Department, q., 1767, l'i68. Military Pay, q., 3492. Milson's Point, Valuation of Land, q., 30. Mines and Agriculture, Department of, q., 2894. Mines Inspection Bill, q., 2896. Mining Laws Consolidation, adj., 482. Ministers Appe11ring in Court, q., 50 I, 558,

667; adj., 1760. Ministers of the Crown : TraYelling Allow-

ances, q., 37 03. Molong Hospital, q., 896. Molong Police Magistrate, q., 839, 3570. Moore, R., and Sherwin, 1'. J., q., 4601. :Moore-street Improvement Act, q., •1025. Moore-street Improvement (Amendment} Bill,

int., 577 ; q., 2586. Morris, J. B. C., Trooper, q., 36~4. Moss, Emanuel, Arrest of, q., 1394. Municipal Bill, int., 446; adj., 1022. Municipal Holls, Collection of, q., 4606. MunicipalitiesActAmendmentBill, adj., 1523;

q., 24\8, 2589, 4429. Municip1lities (Incorporation Validating} Bill,

2R., 4393. Municipalities: Metropolitan and Suburban,

q., 956. Nation~! Bank, m., 995. National Park Trust, q., 1922. Naval Brigade, q., 2640. Xegotiable Instruments Procedure Bill, 2R.,

1910. Net-Fishing, Murray and Darling, q., 1663. Newcastle West Post Office, q., 730. -Newspapers, carriage of, q., 3279. Newspaper Train, q., 2815. Non-enrolment of Electors, adj., 484. Norfelk Island, q., 3217. Northern Volunteer Fire Brigade Association,

Grant to, q., 3823. Nortcn, John, Summons against, q., 3334. Oaths of Allegiance : Country Police Magis-

trates, q., 328. Obscene Literature, q., 1764, 1856. Officers who sen·ed in South Africa, q., 2637. Old-age Pensions Act, q., 16(l!, 1/62, 1857. Old-age Pemions, q., 332, 375,443, 453; w(i.,

483 ; q.' 497 ; a((j.' 554 ; q.' 553, 560, 605, 60B, 778, 837, 845, 898, 1118, 1122, 1123, 1236, 12:37, 1570, 1763; adj., 1957; q., 2033, 2278, 2354. 2585, 3626.

Old-age Pensions Board : Temporary Clerks, q,, 35il.

SEE, The Hon. J. (continued): Old-age Pensions Boards, q., 3573. Old-age Pensions Districts: C's.l:'.S., q., 1562. Old-agePensions, MetropolitanBoard,q., 1854. Omnibuses, o,·erloading of, q., 1400. Orange-peel, Throwing on Footpaths, q., 3830, Order of Business, q., 3279, 3339 ; m., 3455,

4026. Outrage at R:unsay's Bush, q., 2278. Outrages and Burglaries, q., 1961. Oyster Leases, q., 2!16, 2589. Parks, Expenditure on, q., 329. Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act,

m., 473. Pa,rliamentary Evidence Bill, Com.,1915. Parliamentary Papers, Printing of, q., 3961. Parliamentary Special Trams and Trains, q.,

1558, 1061, 2421. Parliament Honse, Attendance of Public at,

p.o., 1306. Parliament Houses, Site for New, q., 605. Parramatta Asylum, q., 4074. Parramatta Asylum, Fire at, q., 332. Payment of Ci,·il SerYants, q., 846. Penitentiary and Prisons for Females, m.,

3714. Pensioners, q., 330. Pensioners: Superannun,tion Fund, q., 4170. Pension, .Mr. Barling's, q., 3208, 3620, 3959,

4175, 4430. Pension to Mr. F. J. Ironside, q., 4176. Permanent Officers : Commonwealth Celebra.

tions, q., 603. Personal Explanation, 2584. Photograph of Mr. Price, q., 2353, 2356. Picton Bench of Magistrates, q., 2637. Pilots, Payment of, q., 4532. Plague Area, q., 30, 842. Plague Compensation, q., 442. Plague, Snsuected Cases of, q., 442, 3490,

3491, 3572; adj., 4230. Plague, The, q., 3705, 4'129. Poisons, Restricted Sale of, adj., 1523; q.,

3490. Police: Additional Payment to, q., 4534. Allowances to, q., 325, 376, 4913, 731, 840,

1036, 1282, 1283, 3408. Appeal Board, q., 500. Band, q., 2354. Court Offence, q., 1177. Depot, New, q., 3622. Force, q., 2811, 2S9l, 3i70, 3960, 4256, 4527, 4608.

Force, Additions to, q., 956,960, 1663. Force, Transfer of, Country, q., 325. Leichharclt District, q., 4602. Liceming Inspectors, q., 666. Officers, q., 3273. Officers, Hours of Duty, q., 103g, 1171. Paddiugton, q., 4603. Pay and Clothing, q., 34!H. l'ensioners, q., 3271. Pension Fund, q., 557, 723. Protection, Insufficient, q., :1827. Roll Calls on Stations, q., 497. Salaries, q., 605. Superannuation Fund, q., 3494, 3573, 3622. Uniform, q., 1919, 3407.

cxx INDEX TO SPEECHES. SEE

Voulmes 1, 2, 3, 4.

SEE, The Ron. J, (continued): Police and Hotels, adj., 4315; q., 4598. Police Courts: Touting for Business, g., 4257. Police v. Lawson, q., 3060. Pope, Mr. 0. N., q., 3337. Population of Sydney, q., 1285. Postal and Telegraph Departments, q., 1171. Postal Department, Officers, q., 1958. Post Office, Canowindra, q., 2811, 2815. Post Office Clocks, and Other \Yorks, q., 1399. Post Offices, q., 3223. Powder Magazines, Goat Island, q., 1170. President McKinley, q., 1177; adj., 1217;

m., 1354 : adj., 1355. Prince Alfred Hospital, q., 1284, 2740, 2892. Private Business, q., 3828, 4261. Privilege, m., 2502, 2583, 2641, 2818. Probate Duties (Amendment) Act, q., 2415. Probationary Constables, q., 561, 779, 955. Publican, Prosecution of a, q., 3489. Public Business, q., 3221. Public Document.s, Printing of, q., 1959. Public Health Act, q., 776, 2421, 2639, 3494. Public Instruction Act Amendment Bill, q.,

4260. Public Records, q., 779. Public Servants, q., 2121, 3621. Public Servants : Annuities to, q., 1726. Bonuses to, q., 1396. Borrowing Money, q., 729. Increments to, q., 603, 1038, 3216, 3623,

3701, 4600. Life Policies, q., 460::!. Regraded, Increments to, q., 4600. Retired, q., 1282, 2812, 3825, 4601.

Public Service Act: Administration of, q., 668. Amendment of, q., 2896.

Public Service : Annual Len.ve, q., 1661. Appeal Board, q., 1041. Appeals, q., 379, 729; 901, 3700, 3957, 4529. Board, q., 1238, 1394,2590, 2740, 3215, 4604. Board Regulations, q., 2636. Board Report, q., 443. Country Applicants, q., 605. Officers, q., 4176. Recommendation by Ministers, q., 4072. Superannuation Fund, q., 373, 776.

Public \Yorks Committee, q., 664, 3626. Pugilistic Encounters, q., 30, 2742. Purchase of Horses : Imperial Government,

q., 499. Quarantining Hughes' Family Hotel, q., 773. Questions, Answers to, q., 608, 2897, 2898. Qnestions without Notice, q., 445, 3774, 4433. Quirmdi, Accident at, q., 452. Rabbit Bill, q., 3827. Rabbit-proof Fence, q., 3338, 3433. Rabbits near Wellington, q., 4023. Rabbits: Reservoir Grounds, q., 3489. Railway and Tramway Employees, q., 331. Railway Carriages, Suburban, 4169. Railway Commissioner's Salary, q., ~531. Railway Passes, Hospital Nurses, q., 1037. Railway Passes, Life, q.,.4024, 4073,4075. Railway Refreshment Rooms, q., 448, 2740;

adj., 1117.

SEE, The Hon. J. (continued): Railway Revenue, q., 4528. Railway Rolling-stock, q., 4169, 4604. Railways, q., ll20. Randwick and Kensington Racecourses, q.,

730. Rats and Bubonic Plague, q., 4528. Rat-killers, q., 4172. Raymond Terrace, P.M., q., 1570 Redistribution of Electorates, q., 733. Reduction of Members, q., 30, 1393, 1660,

1716, 2035, 2419, 2586, 2816, 3408, 3829, 4246, 4612.

Refusal of Bail, Assault Case, q., 2588, 2742. Registrar-General's Department, Additions to,

q., 3336. Registrar of Patents, q., 4602. Registration of Firms, q., 3491. Remission of Sentences, q., 3960. Removal of a Justice of the Peace, q., 4605. Removal of Prisoners : No. 4 Police Station,

q., 602. Resumed Area, Bailiffs in, q., 1398. Resumption: Elizabeth-street, q., 1714. Resumptions, Compensation for, q., 1858. Resumptions Valuation Board, q., 123±. Richmond Terrace, Land Adjoining, q., 1565,

1763. Rifle Clubs, Cidlian, q., 4527. Riflemen, Free Passes to, q., 2034. Rifles and Warlike Stores, q., 842. Robberies in City and Suburbs, q., 1036. "Rocks" Area Resumptions, q., 666, 899, 954,

1393, 1761, 1958, 2036, 2585, 3216, 3826, 4071, 4170.

Rockwood Asylum, q., 603. Rose Bay Jetty, q., 2586. Royal Agricultural Society's Grounds, q., 44!], Royal Receptions, q., 2032. Scaffolding and Liftsi3ill, int., 2382; q., 4075;

2n., 4394, 4570; Com., 4ii71. Scarlet Fever : Manly Public School, adJ.,

4515. Sea-bathing, Newcastle, q., 3964. Secretary to Attorney-General, q., 379, 441,

443, 449. Sentence of Whipping, aJ;., 4230, 4396. Session, Close of the, q., 4075. Shops at Jetties, Circular Quay, q., 3270.

.Simultaneous Mission, q., 3772. Singleton Police Magistrate, q., 1562. Snagging the Lower Darling, q., 3828. Soldiers, Returned, q., 1038, 1563, 1769, 186(},

1921, 3773. Solicitor-General, q., 330, 374, 1038, 1120,

156:3, 2417, 2587. Solicitor-General and Under-Secretary of Jus-

tice, Salaries of, q., 323. · South African War, q., 3432. Speaker, Election of, m., 9. Sporting Associations, Tax on, q., 3102. Staftord, Vi'm., q., 4529. Stage Coaches Act, q., 1958. Stamp Duties Act, q., 955. State Children's Relief Department, aclj.,

1117. State Clothing Factory, q., 1920. State Governor, q., 375, 503, 1040, ll74, 1666,

1715, 1766, 32i8, 3575, 3829, 3961, 4258.

SEE . SESSION 1901. ex xi


SEE, The lion. J. (continued}: State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 814. State Libraries and Refreshment Rooms :

Federal Members, q., 666. State Revenue, q., 2037. State Rights, q., 330, 378, 1768; m., 4262. Statistician's Department: Lighthouses, q.,

901. Stipendary Magistrate, Action of, q., 2037. Stipendiary Magistrates : Metropolitan, q.,

4023. Stock crossing Victorian Border, q., 4024. Stock Diseases(Tick) Bill, int.,2:271; 2R., 4206. Stone, ex.Constable, q., 3272. Street Traffic, q., 3216 ; adj., 3223. Subsidy to Municipalities, q., 327. Suburban Railway Disaster, q., 440. Sunday Employment of Bakers, q., 1238. Sunday Trading, q., 1232, 2638, 3492, 3571,

3572, 3700. 0

Superannuation Fund, q., 1119, 1559, 3217, 3621.

Superintendent of Quarantine Station, q., 606. Supplies.of Small Arms and Ammunition, q.,

733 . . r Supply:

Additional, 4307, 4308, 4339. Colonial Secretary, 2431, 2453, 2457, 2491, 2495, 2511, 2516, 2517, 2519, 2520, 2526, 2531, 2534, 2535, 2539, 25!4, 2548, 2549, 2552, 2553, 2556.

Executive and Lcgislati,•e, 24:30. Loan, 4:361, 4369, 4378. l\Iiscellaneous Services, 4309, 4:310, 4311.

Supreme Court J·udges, q., 4427. Swearing· in Pavilion, Centennial Park, q., 897. Swimming Baths, adj., 1957. Sydenham Disaster, Compensation paid, q.,

1559. Sydenham Disaster Inquiry: Jurors, q., 895. Sydney Cricket Ground : Pr1sses, 3823. Sydney Cricket Ground, q., 3824, 3964. Sydney Female School of Industry (Sale) Bill,

2R., 3253. Sydney Industrial Blind Institution Incor

poration Bill, 2R., 37 48. Sydney Mint, q., 3700. Taxation Department: Permanent Staff, q.,

329, 1235, 1394. Telegraph and Telephone Lines, q., 1769. Temora-Wyalong Railway, q., 1860. Tenancy Act, Amendment of, q., 1714. Tenterfield to Casino Railway, m., 4220. Theatres, Overcrowding, q., 1037; adj., 2365. Theft, Prevalence of, q., 960. The King's Birthday, q., 1398. The Swift Estate, q., 2590. Tied-Houses, m., 727. Time Payment System, q., 2741. Titles of Ministers, q., 9tJO. Tram Flagmen, q., 7:31. Tramway Employees, q., 1119, 2420. Travelling Expenses, Police Magistrate,

Albury, q., 3704. Travelling Stock Routes, q., 1919. Trooper, Returned, q., 2123. Troops for South Africa, q., !3492, 4li9, 4599. Troops for South Africa, Enlistment of, q.,

442, 451, 607.

SEE, The Hon. J. (conthmed): Troops from South Africa, Payment of, q ,

734, 775, 900, 959. Troops on Service, South Africa, q., 2892,

3570. Tuberculosis, q., 4431. Union Label System, 1283. Vehicular Traffic, q., 4600. Volunteers, Medals for, q., 1923. Vote of Censure, m., 2121. \Vaverley Borough Council, q., 500; adj., 554. vVeather·sheds: Vanrnen and Cabmen, q.,

3702. vVestern District: Civil Servants and Police,

q., 3623. Western Lands Commission, q., 11364. Wharfage Duty on Coal, adj., 554; q., 666. Wharfage Rates, q., 840, 10!0. Whisky and Brandy in Bonded Stores, q., 778. \Vhite Cliffs-Wilcannia Coach, adj., 968. vVhite, Death of John, q., 30, 327. White, Robert, Imprisonment of, q., 418. \Vilcannia, Municipality of, q., 29. ·william Cresswell, Helease of, adj., 1295. \Vise, Mr., as Acting Chief Justice, q., 3i03. \Y oman hood Suffrage, q., 4612. vVomen's Franchise Bill, int., 474; 2R., 581;

Oom., 726; 3R., 748; adJ., 1707. \Yomen's Military Service Relief Fund, q.,

3700. Wool Charges, q., 1663 ; adj., 1760. Work by Mr. Barling in England, q., 402Z. \Vo~kers in Dangerous Trades, q., 2353. \Vorkrnen's Dwellings, Demolition of, q.,

4260. \Vorkmen's Railway Tickets, q., 731. \Vynyard-square Park, q., 2276. Ziz·Zag, The, q., 4532.

SHEPHERD, The Hon. P. L. C. : Cobar to \Vilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4416. Tt:mora to Barellan Railway Bill, 2R., 4012.

SLATTERY, The Hon. T. M. : Casino Municipal Boundaries Bill, 2R., 3553,

3554. Commonwealth Portland Cement Company

Railway Biil, 2R~, :3552. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Oom., 2628, 2983. Marriage Bill, Oom., 491, 492. Public \Vorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3556; Oom., :3566. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3481. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 2410; p.o., 2737. \Vomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1387; Com.,

1554 ; 3R., 11334, 1636.

SLEATH, Mr. R., Jrilcamziu: Address in Reply, 64, 283. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1064. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2395, 2396, 2397. Censure, m., 2122. Cobar-Wilcannia Railway, q., 1041, 1568. Condoublin Election, adj., 2275. Country Roads, q., 953. Cricket Ground, The, q., 3626. Darling River, adj., 815. Electoral Districts, m., 755. Electors' Rights, \Yilcannia, q., 30.

cxxii SLE INDEX TO SPEECHES. s~n

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

SLEATH, Mr. R. (continiwd): Employees of Labour Unions Protection Bill,

2R., 1978. Financial Staten10nt, 11L. 2236. Forestry Conference 'Eeport, q., 2419. Friendly ::'ocieties (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), Com., 3602. Go\'ernment Hailways(Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, 2rt., 4063. Governor of New South Wales, m., 28; q., l 040. Governor's Salary Bill, 2R., 203\J; Com., 2057,

2068, 2074, 20i6; m., 2!25. Horsebreeders, Conference of, q., 2357. Horse Breeding, q., 3492. Inch, .T. S., Dismissal of, rn., 3629. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 951; Com.,

1679, 1691, 1696; cons. amdts., 3661. Liquor-selling without License, q., 1961. Magistrates of the State, q., 955. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 2R., 2272. Military Department, q., 1767, 1768. Mineral and Gold Leases, q., 1037. Miners Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3616, 3617; Com., 3640, 3650, 3652, 3653, 3654, 3665.

Mining Bill, q., 1765. Mining Laws Amendmeut Bill, 2R., 4558. Necropolis Bill, 3R., 4029. Old-age Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 4030. Parliamentary Messengers, adj., 2559. Photogmph : 1Ir. Price, q., 2056. Privilege, m., 2360, 2569, 2643. Probationary Constables, q., 955. Rabbit Bill, cons. amdts., 4481. Retnrned Soldiers, Pay of, q., 900. Returned Troops, q., 1769. " Rocks" Hesumptions : Temporary Em

ployees, q., 2356. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, Com., 2698,

2700, 2701, 2702, 2703, 2704. Speaker, Election of, m., 7. State Labour Selection Bill, 2n., 783. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Com., 4564. Supply:

Additional, 4303, 4308. Colonial Secretary, 2437, 2458, 2459, 2461, 2462, 2-166, 2468, 2470, 2478, 2483, 2490, 2509, 2519, 2520, 2521, 2530, 2531, 2553, 2556.

Colonial Treasurer, 4335. Miscellaneous Services, 4309, 4310, 43ll, 4314, 4322, 4324, 4325, 4326, 4327.

Secretary for Lands, 2558. Sydney Harboui· Trust Act, m., 1819. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2659. Theatres, Overcrowding of, q., 2363. Throsby Creek, m., 1818. Tied-H0nses Bill, Com., 1621,1624, 16·25, 1628;

3R., 1963; m., 1969. Tramway Employees, adj., 2275. Water Police Court, Scene in, arlj., 2084. ·western District : Ci vii Senants and Police,

q., 3623. Western Division, Settlement in the, adj.,

2290. 'Vestern Lands Bill, q., :1626; p. o., 3SOO,

3802; 2R., 3819, 3S85; Com., 3915. 'White Cliffs-\Yilcannia Coach, adj., 962,968. 'Wilcannia, l\Iunicipality of, q .. , 29.

SMITH, The Hon. Jago: Shearers' Accommodntion Bill, 2R., 3263,

3690; Com., 3690, 36()2, 3694, 3697. 'Vomen's :Franchise Bill, 2R., 1389.

S)IITH, Mr. J. F., Newtown-Camperdown Division:

Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill, m., 519.

Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill (No.2), 2R., 3516; Com., 3581.

Reduction of Members, m., 358. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, Com., 4571. Unemployed, q., 4431.

SMITH, Mr. SAMUEL, Sydney-Pyrmont Division: City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1702. Darling Harbour Vi'harves, q., 1917. Day Labom, q., 778. :Floating Fire P,teamer for Port Jackson, q.,

844. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., llOO; Com.,

1441, 1489, 1499, 1518, 16G7. ~ Inspector of Scaffolding, q., 670. Labour Commissioners, q., 1660. .Marine Board, The Late, q., 899. Marine Board: Public Service Board Inquiry,

q., 2590. Pyrmont Bridge Extension, m., 4511. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, q., 4075. State Labonr Selection Bill, 2R., 803. Superannuation Fund, adj., 4396. Supply: Colonial Treasurer, 3134, 3136, 3141, 3144, 3145, 3157.

Railways, 3173. Works, 2780, 2783.

Temora to 'Vyalong Railway, m., 674. The Sobraon, q., 1122.

S3HTH, Mr. T. R., The Nepean: Clerks of Petty Sessions, q., 3568. Compensation : Hotels in "Rocks" Resumed

Area, q., 4427. Customs Dnties, q., 3622. Drummond, Thomas, q., 8!l5. Electric Light: Railway Department, Penrith,

q., 3568. Glebe Island Abattoirs, q., 3626. Glenbrook Tunnel, q., 3569. Hawkers and Dealers, q., 2635. Hours of Labour: Night Station-masters, q.,

3568. Inspectors of Public 'Vorks, q., 4430. Land Resumed for Railway Purposes, q., 958. Life Railway Passes, q., 3569, 4024. Northern Road, \Vindsor to Goulburn, q., 557. Old-age Pensions, q., 2585. Old-age Pensions Boards, q., 3573. Parliament House, Improvements to, q., 4071. Police Superannuation Fund, q., 3622 .. Public Parks, Nepean Eiectorate, q., 958. Rabbits: Resen·oir Grounds, q., 3489. Railway Eight-hour Day, q., 844, 1557. Railway Employees: Hours of Labour, 2813,

3621. Railway: Liverpool to Mulgoa, q., 2119,2897,

3568, 4533.

Sm SESSION 1901. SuT cxxiii

23 July to 20 Dzcember, 19:>1.

SMITH, Mr. T. R. (continued): Road .Maintenance Men, q., 1118. "Rocks" Resumption Advisory Bo:>rd, q.,

899. "Rocks" Resumption Area, q., 2-585, 3826. Supply: Works, 2754. ·wooden Viadnct, Emu Plains, q., 2812,4176.

STOREY, Mr. D., Rand11:ick : Address in Reply, 59. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1070. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, C'om., 406. Consolidated Re,·enue FnndBill (No. 2), m.,

1729. Consolidated ReYenue :Fund Bill (No. 3), m.,

6366. Darling Harbour Wharves, q., 1393. :Financial Statement, m., 1755, 2168. Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2R., 352±; C'om., 3585. Gov~rm;1ent .,R~ilw~,vs ( Co~1~nissioner's Salary)

Bill, mt., ,,gus ; .>R., 40J 1. Governor's Salary Bill, m., 1933 ; C'om., 2073. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1259. Industrial Arbitration Bill, C'om., 1311, 1329,

1334, 1416. Manly Water Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2a , 4225; Com., 4229. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4560. Newsp>tper Articles Bill, 2&., 3iJ70. Parliament Honse, Attendance of Public at,

p.o., 1307. Penitentiary aml Prison for Females Bill, 2R.,

4223. Plague-infected Area, Late, q., 1393. Police Force, Allowances to, q., 128:5. Reduction of Members, m., 339; q., 1393,

1659. Stock niseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4207. Supply:

Colonial Treasurer, 3115, 3125, 3129. Public Insirnction, 2913.

Treasury Bills Deficiency Act, q., 1855. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 427.:5; 3R., 4455.

STOREY, Mr. J., Balmain ATOl'lh :

Boilers : Metropolitan District, q., 3701. Con>olidated Revenue Fund Bili (No.3), m.,

3::!\10. Department of NaYigation: Survey Branch,

q., 4174. Fitzroy Dock Employees, q., 1233, 1234, 1660. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1332, 1518. Marshall, Mr., q., 4174. Police Courts : Ton ting for Business, q., 4257. Supply: Works, 2770.

STC'ART, The Ron. H. : Dental Hospital, q., 1218. Presbyterian Church Property Management

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4243. Public \Vorks'Committee, m., 886. Temora to \Vyalong Railway Bill 2R., 3097.

SULLIYAJS', Mr. P. II., Darlington Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1078. Coal-mines Regulation Act, adJ., 568. Committal of a Woman tu Gaol, q., 2639.

SuLLIVAN, Mr. P. H. (conti1med): Commonwealth, Claims against, q., 1714. Conveyance of Prisoners, q., 4177. Coroners Bill, 2R., 3467; Com., 3!69. Criminals from other States, q., 4177. Crown Solicitor, q., 3278. Crown Solicitor's Office, Cost of, q., 603. Darling Harbour Resumptions Cases, adj.,

4084. Day Labour Employment, q., 500. Financial Companies, adj., p.o., l ii2, 1773. Fisheries Act, Amendment of, q., 4023. Fishermen, Dora Creek, q., 1120. Fortune Tellers, q., 2417. Harbour Trnst, q., 4609. Imprisonment for Costs, q., 3268. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1106; Com.,

1417, 1444, 1515, 1518. J\Iasters and Servants Act., q., 1852. McDonald, Constable George, r;., 1\0l. Men Working in Tunnels, q., 776. :Metropolitan Traffic Act, q., 500. Mr. Price's Photo, q., 2353. Navigation Inquiry, q., 3279. Public \Vorks Committee, q., 3625. Police Appeal Board, q., 500. Police Magistrate at Singleton, adj.,769. Police Foree, q., 4608 Post Office Irregularities, Alleged, m., 1018. Regent-street ·wood-blocking, q., 777. Resumption, Elizabeth-street, q., 1714. "Rocks" Resumption, :iYien employed on,

q.' 1961. . Sentence of Flogging, adj., 4395. State Rights, Protection of, q., 1768. Storm-water, Darlington, q., 1765.

. Sunday Labour, m., 618. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2!35, 2!55, 2164, 2504. Colonial Tren,snrer, 3117, 3140, 3142, 3148 vYorks, 2762, 2785.

'l'enaucy Act, Amendment of, q., 1714. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1605 ; Com., 1615, 1628. Tradesmen required on State \Yorks, q., 558. Union Label System, q., 1283.

SuTTOR, The Ron. F. B. : Accidents on Electric Tramways, q., 484. Address iu Reply, 24. Adjournment, ob8., 3567, 4021, 4596, 4597. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4521. Bank Attack at Henty, m., 3~11. Banks, Sir Joseph, m., 2707. Benevolent Society of New South Wales Bill,

Com., 2992. • Bogan Gate to Bulbodney ltailway Bill, 2R.,

3947. Bravery, Recognition of, m., 2602. Chairman of Committees, m., 156. Cb:.rities, Director of, q., 3664. City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill, 2R.,

1848; Com., 1851; 1·ecom., 1997. Coal-mines Regulation (Further Amendment)

Bill, m., 4595. Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill, 2R., 4410, . 4423 ; 3rt.' 4522. Compulsory Arbitration, q., 1218. Consolidated Revenue :Fund Bill,- 2R., 429;

Com., 431. ·

cxxiv SuT INDEX TO SPEECHES.

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

St:rron, The Hon. F. B. (continued): Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No.2) ob.s.,

1713. Consolidated Revenue Fuml Bill (No. 3), 2n.,

3474, 3476. [email protected] Act (Amendment) Bill, obs.,

4009, 4231. Coroners Bill, 2&., 3214. Cox, Hon. G. H., Decease of, obs., 3929. Da.rling Harbour \Vharves Resumption, q.,

1629. Dental Hospital, q., 1218. Devonshire Street Cemetery Bill, 2n., 1712;

3n., 1999. Duke and Duchess of York, The Visit of, m.,

369. Empress Frederi<:k, Death of the, m., 3i0. Extra Sitting Days, 4009. General Post Office (Approaches Improvement)

Act Further Amendment Bill, 2n., 2634. Government Railways (Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, 2R.' 4238. Governor's Salary Bill, 2n., 2352. Hay Irrigation (Amending) Bill, 2n., 4515. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 1·ecom., 3076. Legislative Council Buildings, q., 2710. Letters and Parcels Missing from Post Office,

m., 1710. Little Bay Penitentiary and Prisons Bill, 2n.,

4397, 4409. Loan Bill, 2R., 4519; Com., 4520, 4521. Maitland Hospital Enabling Bill, 2n., 2993,

2999. Manilla to Barraba Railway Bill, 2n., 3950. Manly .Water Supply and Sewerage Transfer

Bill, 2R., 4397. Marriage Bill, 2n., 485; Com., 491, 494, 655;

1·ecom., 656. Mines Inspection Bill, Com., 4020. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2n., 4578,

4581; Com., 4582, 4583. :\Iunicipalities (Incorporation Validati~g)

Bill, 2R.' 4522. Old.age Pensions, adj., 3934. Order of Business, m., 3214. President McKinley, Death of, adj., l3J8. Prince Alfred Hospital: New Pavilion, q.,

3664. Prince Aifred Hospital Additions Bill, 2R.,

3753, 3766. i'ublic Works Committee Elections Bill, 2n.,

3555; Com., 3564, 3566. Pyrmont Bridge Extension Bill, 2R., 4.326. Queen Victoria, Death of, m., 368.

• Habbit Dill, 2n., 4249; recom., 4255. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4590, 4594. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 3259; m.,

3476, 3483; 2R., 3684; Com., 3690, 3691, 3692, 3693, 3694, 3595, 3696, 3697, 3698, 3699, 3i48, 3751, 3752, 3753; cons. amclts., 4130.

State Forests of the Colony, q., 885. State Housing of <Jonsumptives, m., 1526. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2n., 4583 ; Com.,

4586, 4587, 4588, 4589, 4590. Sydney Female School of Industry (Sale) Bill,

2R., 2634. Sydney Industrial Blind Institution Incor

poration Bill, 2R., I 712.

SuTTon, The Hon. F. B. (continued): Sydney University (Fisher Library) Bill, 2R.,

4523. Temora to Barellan Tiailway Bill, 2R., 4009,

4014. Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3077,

3098. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4516 (n.o., 4517) 4518. Truck Act Aineudment Bill, 2n., 2989. Trustees Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 3214. Tuckian Flood Escape Scheme Bill, 2n., 3671,

3680. Vvar Medals, q., 654. \Vestern Division: Cost of Administration,

q., 4515. Western Lands Bill, 2R., 4131, 4155; Com.,

4159, 4160, 4161, 4162, 4163, 4164, 4165, 4166, 4167, 4168, 4232, 4233, 4234, 4235, 4236, 4237.

Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1023, 1390, 1548; Com., 1552, 1557; 3R., 1635, 1655.

T Tno~rsox, Mr. J., The 11fwminrt:

Block holders Bill, Com., 2393. North Coast Railway, q., 41713. Supply:

Miscellaueous Services, 4313. Loan, 4373.

Tied-Houses Bill; 2n., 1609.

TRICKETT, The Hon. IV. J. : Address in Reply, 23. Chairman of Committees, m., 156. Darling Harbour \Vharves Resumption Act,

q.' 1280, 1629. Law Consolidation Bills, 3R., 1023. Pnblic \Vorks Committee, m., 886. State Housing of Consumptives, m., 1528.

w 'VADDELL, The Hon. T., Com·rr.:

Aberdeen Old Fe1·er Hospital, q., 1919. Address in Reply, 219. Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1052, 1059. Advertisements on Hailway Stations, q., 323. Allowance in Lien of Holidays, q., 3963. American Tramways, Report on, q., 3574. Appropriation Dill, 3n., 4504. Artificial Limbs, Railway Department, q.,

3273. Audit Bill, q., 3275; int., 3543. Australian Statistics, q., 3002, 3005. Bank Balances Bill, q., 449. Brewers' License Fee, q., 4428, 4532. Broken Hill to Menindie Tramway, q., 3039. Bullock Island Dyke, q., 896. Carpenters, Tramway Department, q., 840,

1038. Circular Quay, q., 1570. City Premises leased or rented by GoYern

ment, q., 324 Civil Servants:

Increments, q., :nos. Salaries, q., 959.

'VAD SESSION 1S01. 'VAD CXXY


"r AD DELL, The lion. T. ( conti11uecl): Clerk of Petty Sessions, Ballina, q., 3103. Coal and Coke, Railway Department, q., 898. Commonwealth Celebrations, q., 326, 3337. Compositors, Unemployed, q., 4530. Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, m., 382;

int., 392. Consolidated Re,-enue Fund Bill (No. 2), 1n.,

1725. Consolidated Revenue Fund BiH (No. 3), m.,

3345, 3382 ; 2R., 3405. Contingent, First, Payment of, q., 3625. Contingents: Second and Third, q., 3575. Contractors, Government Payments to, q., 373,

2123. Counsel, Employment of, q., 4606. Crown Solicitor, q., 3005. Dn.iries SuperYision Act, q., 2120 Darling Harbour and '' Hocks " Resumption,

q., 326, 960, 1179. Darling Harbour \Vharves, q., 1393, 1565. Department of Navigation: Survey Branch,

q., 4174. Devonshire-street Cemetery: Opening Gra,·es,

q., 60-!. Discount Coupons, q., 1765, 1960, 2277. Drawbacks: State and State, q., 3407, 4532. Dyke, Newcastle, q., 4602. Electric Liglit: Railway Department, Penrith,

q., 3568. Electric Power-house Fire, q., 1765, 2591. Electric Tram Service, q., 3218. Electric Tram Sen-ice, North Sydney, q.,

3219. Electric Tramway, Ihlmain, q., 1395. Electric Tramway, ''Taverley and Bondi, q.,

1566. Elliott, Claim of Mr., acl_i., 818. Engineers on Horse Ferry, q., 1714. Estimates, q., 1765, 1859. Estimates, Additional, q., 3626. Federal Expenditure, q., 333. Federal Tariff, q., 2354, 2420, 2037, 3005,

3219, 3022. Financial Companies, q., 1775. Financial Position of the State, q., 325. Financial Statement, q., l23i, rn., 1738,2187. Financial Ym:,r, q., 4532. Fishermen: Address by the Member for Ryde,

q., 3001. Garbage Destructors, q., 3825. Glebe Island Abattoirs, q., 3626. Glebe Island Inspectors, q., 4025. Glenbrook Tunnel, q., 3569. Goods Traffic, Congested, q., 3829. Government Coal Contract, q., 1768. Go,-ernment Loans, q., 1563, 1716, 2037. Government Loans: Interest on, q., 3004. Government Printing Office :

Compositors, q., 1560, 2588, 2639. Machine Assistants, q., 35i 1. Temporary_Employees, q., 1174, 1395, 2277. Salaries, q., 4002.

flovernment Rail ways, q., 4li2. Government Steamer, Picnics, q., 3215. Government Stores: Employees, q., 2033. GoYermnent Trtcst Funds, q., 2032. Grenfell-Koorawatha Railway : Signboards,

q., D54.

'\VA DDELL, The Hon. T. (continued): Gnndagai to Tumut Railway, q., 4258. Harbour Disfigurement, adj., 3443. Harbour Trust Wharfage Rates, q., 3039. Health Act, Administration of, q., 844. Hospitals: Private, q., 2350. Public, q., 3102.

Hours of Labour : Abattoir Employees, q., 1918. Night Station-masters, q., 3568. Railway Employees, q., 3570, 3621, 3957. State Employees, q., 3103.

Hudson Brothers: Government "\Vork, q .. 4530.

Income-tax, q., 1855, 191!}. Commonwealth Officers, g., 1284, 1568, 1923. Exemption, q., 2034. Refunds, q., 900.

Inscribed Stock, Sydney Registers, q., 1172, 1395.

Jams, Adulteration of, q., 1570. Johnson, Ml'., Appointment of, q., 1560. Kerosene, New South Wales, q., 3273, 3960. Kirkcaldie, Mr., q., 3625. Labour Commission, q., 955. Labourers' "rages, q., 3829. L:wd and Income Tax, q., 663. Land and Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3244, 3245, 3246; 1R., 3962; q., 4180. Land and Income Tax (Contribution) Bill, int.,

3254. Land Resumed for Railway Purposes, q., 958. Land Taxation, q., 3222. Licensing Act, Amendment of, q., 2123. Life Railway Passes, q., 3569. Lighthouse-keeper, Seal Rocks, q., 4173. Liquor Traffic, m., 536. Loan and Revenue Funds, q., 325. Loan raised by See Government, q., 326. Locomotive Engines, Passenger, Class CC,

q., 3956. Locomotive Fire-box, Cracking of, q., 3956. Margarine, Sale of, q., 1918. Marine Board, The late, q., 899. Marine Board: Public Service Board Inquiry,

q., 2590, 3279. Marshall, Mr., q., 4174.

. Metropolitan Tram Sen-ice, q., 555. Military Claims, q., 34:l2, 3433. Milk Adulteration, q., 3219. Minimum 'Vage, q., 327, 770, 1921. Moree Railway-station, q., 3709. Nautical Assessors, Appointment of, q., 3955. Nuisance at Newcastle \Vest, m., 855. Ocean Steamers: Coal on Deck, q., 1959. Old-age Pcmions, q., 329, 376, 776, 837, 1041,

1661, 1714, 3002, 3626. Old-age Pensions Act: Appeals, q., 4533. Old-age Pensions (Amendment)Bill, int., 4031. Old-age Pensions Board, Temporary Clerks,

q.' 3268, 3269. Order of Business, q., 4259. Painters: Suburban Stations, q., 3956. Parcels, Carriage of, at Redfern, q., 1561. Patents Department, q., 3002. Pigsty rocross Stable Creek, q., 498. Pilot Boat at Newcastle, q., 444; adj., 506. Pilot Boatmen, Newcastle, q., 1715.

cxxvi WAD INDEX TO SPEECHES. WAL

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

WADDELL, The Hon. T. (continued): Pilot Steamer Aja.x,:i\Iaster of, q., 1715. Pilots, Payment of, q., 4532, 4605. Plague Outbrc1tk, Expenditure on, q., 326,

1393. Police Magistrates, q., 3002. Porters, Permanent : Sydney Goods-shed, q.,

439. Postal Department, q., 3;!70. Postal Work, Railway Stations, q., 2587. Power-house, Ultimo: Firemen at, q., 2121. Power-house, IVaverley Park, q., 1559. Produce, Uonveyance of by Rail, q., 4179. Public Accounts, q., 3273. Public Servants: Commonwealth Celebrations,

q., 450. . Public Servants and Police, q., 3003. Public Servants, Retired, q., 4530. Public Servants, Retrenched, q., 3101. Public Service Act, q., 3101. Public Servic<! Board, q., 1659. Public Service: Increments, q., 4174. Rabbits, Railway Carriage of, q., 1282. Railway Management :

Accidents, q., 439. Annual Passes, q., 2812. Contracts, q., 4531. Department, q., 667, 961, 1235. Employees, q., 374, 377, 839, 841, 844, 1557, 2813.

Insurance Agents, q., 3570. Life Passes, q., 3700. Mechanical Draftsman, q., 2415, 2635, 3957, 4605.

Men Loading Wool, q., 3770. Properties, North Sydney, q., 3335. Rates, q., 4175. Rolling Stock, q., 4604. Service Classification, q., 771. Trams, q, 4612. Trucks at Temora, q., 2557. ·wages, q., 46!0. 'Vorkmen, q., 607.

Railways, q., 2364. Railways and Tramways, q., 665, 774, 1283,

1564, 2590. Retired Civil Sen•ants, q., 663, 841, 1564,

3336. Revenue and Expenditure, q., 3826, 3827. Revenue collected by Commonwealth, q.,

1285, 1917. Hex ve1·wu8 \Voodfall, q., 841. Roads and Bridges : Expenditure, q., 4529. Robert Roberts, Claims of, m., 3499. "Rocks" Resumptions, q., 2036, 2585, 3038. Sanitary Inspectors' Examination, q., 771, 1716. Sheep, Conveyance of by Rail, q., 4258. Shipment of Gold, q., 604. Signal Station, Observatory Park, q., 2587. Sleeping Cars, Main South Line, q., 438. Small-pox, q., 4025. Spark Arresters for Locomoti1·es, q., 498. Spit Tramway, q., 665. Statutes, Consolidation of the, q., 4529. Steam Tram System, Conversion of, 324. Stores Department : Temporary Hands, q.,

3959. Sunday Labour, m., 620; q., 2277. Superannuation Fund, q., 3101.

IV AD DELL, The Hon. T. (continued): Supply, q., 330. Supply:

Additional, 4328, 4341. Attorney-General, 4342. Colonial Secretary, 2468, 2469, 2471, 2472, 2473, 2474, 2477, 2479, 2481, 2484, 2485, 2487, 2514.

Colonial Treasurer, 3107, 3110, 3114, 3118, 3124, 3125, 3126, 3128, 3131, 3132, 3134, 3144, 3145, 3149, 3152, 3153, 3155, 3156, 3157, :ll58.

Miscellaneous Services, 4312, 4324, 4325, 4326.

Railways, 3177. Swamp Nuisance, Hamilton, q., 3571. Sydenham Railway Accident, q., 372, 441. Ta-xation Commissioner, appointment of

second, q., 3222. Taxation Department Officers, q., 1558. Tramway Management :

Employees, q., 2815, 3275. Flagmen, q., 669. Officers, q., 2688. Service, q., 843. 1564, 3003, 3700. Systems of America, Report on, q., 448. Tickets, q., 2279.

Tram-line, City Cable, q., 606. Tram-lines, q., 1233, 4607. Tram-lines, Newcastle District, q., 1564. Trams: 01·ercrowding, q., 3702. Trams, via Cleveland-street, q., 3704. Treasury Accounts, q., 1034. Treasury Bills Deficiency Act, q., 1855. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4262, 42J5; Com., 4302; 3R., 4459. Treasury Funds, q., 1037. Treasury Suspense Account, q., 1854. \Varton, E. R., Case of, q., 3570. \Vater and Sewerage Board: Salaries, q.,

4180. IVatering Tram-lines, Newcastle District, q.,

3570. Weighbridge at Circular Quay, q., 960. Western Lands Commission, q., 1716, 4530. Western Railway Line, Duplication of, q.,

844. 'Vest Wallsencl, Carriage of Goods to, q.,

2585. IVheat Harvest: Railway-trucks, q., 3574,

3963, 4025. ·wooden Viaduct, Emu Plains, q., 2812, 4177. 'Voo1 Charges, q., 1663. \Vorkmen, Free passes for, q., 4607. IVorkmen's Trains, q., 4611. Young-Koorawa,tha Railway, q., 841.

WALKER, The Hon. IV.: IV omen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1365.

WALSH, Mr. R. J., Ta.mu·orth : Address in Reply, 282. Agricultural Farm: Tamworth, q., 4607. Bridges at Somerton and Paradise, q., 1761. City Railway, m., 3550. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 1167. Estimates, Additional, q., 3626. Expe•·imental Farm, q., 2897. Female Jurors, q., 19~1.

WAL SESSION 1901. WIL cxxvii


·wALSH, M,·. lt. J. (continued): Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill

(No.2), 2rt., 3511; Com., 3582, 3592, 3603. Government Farm: Moonbi, q., 4601. Government Tobacco Farm, q., 4601. Juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill, Com.,

1994. Liquor Traffic, m., 549. Melbourne Cup, q., 2816 .. Old·age Pensic::t Boards, q., 497. Old·age Pensions, q., 1122. Parliamentary Buildings, q., 1236, 3004. Parliamentary Special Trams and Trains, q.,

1558, ] 661, 2<120. Payment of Contractors,. Delay in, q., 3708. Plague, Suspected caRe of, q., 3491. Police : Pay and Clothing, q., :)495. Probationary Consta,bles, q., 561, 779. Returned Soldiers, q., 3773. Sleeping Accommodation for Members, q.,

ll75; adj., Zi\59. Storm·channel, Tamworth, q., 1913. Supply: Colonial Treasurer, 3151, 3152, 3154. Justice, 3202. Works, 2751, 2761, 2775, 2780, 2787, 2789,

2794. Tailoresses on Strike, q , 3525. Tamworth Superior Public School, q., 3338. Tamworth to Barraba Railway, q., 2894. Temora to 'Vyalong Railway, m., t'/5, Temporary Olerks, q., 3774.

vVANT, The Hon. J. H., ICC. : Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 2333; Com:.,

2339, 2609, 2614, 2626, 2884, 2885, 2974, 2983, 2986.

Temora to vVyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 3096. Tied·Hou~es Bill, 2R.; 2413, 2i 14. vVomen's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1218, 3901 ;

Com., 1552.

WEBSTER, Mr. \V., .i!fo1·ee: Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1058. Agricultural Blocks, Bogamildi, q., 3335. Bore Areas, Moree, 3335. Camping Resen·es, q., 4611. City Railway Extension, m., 647. . Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3608, 3612, 3615;

cons. amdts., 4492. Education of Children: Back Blocks, q., 3431. Ffrench, Mr., q., 3274. Financial Statement, rn., 2228. Friendly Societies 1!\1rther Amendment Bill

(No.2), Com., :l58S. Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 950, 1113;

Com., 13:)6, 1340, 1457, 1477, 1515. Kiga Bore, Moree, q., 3334. Land Exchanges, Moree, q., 3334. Liquor Traffic, m., 550. Marrickville Drainage 'Vorks, q., 379, MI. Jl.!eyninck, Mr., q., 3'274 . .Midkin Dnck Farm, Moree, q., 3334. illining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4560. Moree Railway Station, q., 3769. Non·enrolment of Electors, adJ., 481. Personal Explanation, 367, 429. Police Uniform, q., 1919. Rabbit Bill, cons. wnclis., 4485.

WEBSTER, Mr. W. (continued): Railway Men Loading \Vool, q., 3770. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, 2R., 2689. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, 2R., 4205; Com.,

4566. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2481, 2485, 2505, 2506,

2533. Colonial Treasurer, 3124, 3140, 3153. Mines and Agriculture, 3026. Public Instruction, 2956.

Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, 2R., 2675. Tied·Houses Bill, Com., 1623. Travelling Stock Routes, q., 1919. vVestern Lands Bill, 2R., 3890.

\VmDDON, Mr. S. 1'., S!Jdne?J-Cook Dirision: Accident at Timber Yard, q., 3958. Accommodation, Public Schools, q., 3270. Agents.General : Precedence, q., 3217, 3218. Alleged Outrage on a Girl, q., 1920. Amending Licensing Bill, q., 4256. Cleveland-street Wood-blocking, q., 1854. Devonshire·street, q., 1659. DeYonshire-street Cemetery : Employment of

:Men, q., 1176. · Drawbacks: State and State, q., 3406, 4532. Electric Trams, q., 3490, 4170. Federal Tariff, q., 2123, 2417, 2637, 3005. Federal Treasurer: Refund of Duties, q.,

4170. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3419. Governor's S:tlary Bill, m., 2124. Harbour Disfigurement, adj., :)440. Inch, J. S., Dismissal of, m., 3G:Jl. Labour Bureau, q., 3407. Labonr Commission, q., 955, ll18. Lighting of Assembly Chamber, q., 775. Police Force, ·q., 4527. Police Officei-s, Hours of Duty, q., 1039,

1171. Prince Alfred Hospital Additions Bill, int.,

3425. Pri,·ilege, 2643. Reduction of Members, q., 4255. Resumption of Land, Elizabeth-street, q.,

3958. Revenue and Expenditure, q., :)827. Robert Roberts, Claims of, m., 3.J,9G. '' Rocks" Area, work on, q., 2420. Sanitary Inspectors' Examination, q., 771,

1716, 1853. Sloyd System of Education, q., 1558. Sobraon Training Ship, q., 901. Stamp Duties Act, q., 955. Stlpply : Loan, 437fi. Tied-Houses Bill (No. 2), 2R., :)835. Trams, via Cleveland-street, q., 3704. Tramway Tickets, q., 2278. Unemployed, q., 3004. Unemployed, work: for, q., 3771.

'YILLIAMS, Mr. ·\Y. J., Alma: Accidents in Mines, adj., 1757. Address in Reply, 155, 249. Appropriation Bill, 3R., 4505. Closer Settlement Bill, cons. Cimdts., 4496. Cricket Gronnd, The, q., 3626.

cxxviii WIL I~DEX TO SPEECHES. W1s

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4.

\YrLLIAliiS, Mr. \V. J. ( cont1:nued): Devonshire-street Cemetery, q., 670. Distress at Broken Hill, adj., 367. Friendly Societies Ft1rther Amendment Bill.

(No. 2), 2R., 3510. Indmtrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1341, 1344,

1483, 1504, 1509, 1688. Liquor Traffic, m., 546. Mining Laws Amendment Bill, 2R., 4553;

p.o., 4561 ; 3R., 4569. Jl.liners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3650, 3651, 3923. Mines Inspection Bill, q., 2896; 2R., 3305;

Com., 3310, 3313, 3318, 3319, 3320, 3321, 3323.

Police : Pay and Clothing, q., 349!. Rabbit Bill, coJM. a.mdt8., 4487. Reduction of Members, m., 357. Robert Roberts, claims of, m., 3500. Stock Diseases (Tick) Bill, Com., 4568. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2487, 2532. :Mines and Agriculture, 3012. Miscellaneous Services, 4312, 4322. Public Instruction, 2944. vVorks, 2769.

Tied-Houses Bill, Com., 1623. Truck Act Amendment Bill, Com., 456, 460. \Vestern District: Civil Sen•ants and Police,

q., 3623. \Vestern Di\·ision, Settlement in the, adj.,

2308. \Vestern Lands Bill, Com., 3909, 3918. ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 725. vVyalong to Hillston Railway, m., 4577.

\YILLIS, Mr. vY. N., The Bant"0/1: Adulteration of Beer, q., 1066. Agent-General, The, q., 3701. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 4501. Blockholders Bill, 3R., 2424. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 1167; cons. amdts.,

4-190. Department of Agriculture : Information

Bureau, q , 1286. Government Railways (Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, int., 3981. Governor, Appointment of, acl;j., 1020. Governor's Salary Bill, Com., 2063. Hunter River Flood Mitigation, m., 1254. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1405. .Jury Lists, adj., 2973. Municipal District of In verell (Reduced Area)

Bill, 2R.' 1984. N arrabri-vYalgett and Collarendabri Railway,

q., 1041, ll76. National Bank, m., 982. Old-Age Pensions, q., 1123. Personal Explanation, 4432. President McKinley, q., 1177. Rabbit Bill, cons. amdts., 4482. Sentence of Flogging, adj., 4395. State Agricultural Farms, adj., 1185. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2433, 2453, 2538, 2549,

2555 . .Justice, 3201. Works, 2749, 2759, 2771, 2775.

Tramway Employees, adj., 2276; q., 2420.

\VILLIS, l\Ir. \V, N. (continued): vVestern Division, Settlement in· the, adj.,

2295. \Vestern Lands Bill, int., 3726; 2R., 3820;

Com., 3903, 3904, 3908, 3911, 3918, 3921, 3925, 3926, 3927; 3R., 4001.

w·ILSON, The Hon. J. : Domain Baths: Indecent Scenes at, adj., 1708. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 26ll, 2618. Public \Yorks Committee Elections Bill, 2R.,

3554, 3563; Com., 3567. Scaffolding and Lifts Bill, 2R., 4594. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1367; Com.,

155:1; 3R., 1648.

\VINCHCOMBE, Mr. F. E., Ashfield: . Central Railway Station, q., 3272, 4171.

City Railway Extension, m., 639. Coal Shipped over Whan'es at Darling Island,

q., 556. Drays, Loading and Unloading, q., 3824. Fire Brigades, Special Vote to, q., 3408. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

{No. 2), 2R., 3!19. Glebe Island Abattoir, llemoval of, m., 1244. Hawkesbury River Bridge, m., 3241. Huntn Rh·er Flood Mitigation, m.~ 1260. Industrial Arbitratbn Bill, Com., 1406, 1443,

1454, 1465, 1468, 1470, 1471, 1477, 1672, 1692, 1696, 1697; cons. amdts., 3659.

Liquor Traffic, m., 535. Parliamentary Library, adj., 613. Quirindi, Accid6nt at, q., 452. Reduction of Members, q., 4612. Registration of Firms, q., 3491. Sunday Labour, m., 624. Supply: Colonial Secretary, 2'505, 2514. Colonial Treasurer, 3122.

Temora to Wyalong Railway, m., 673. Treasury Bills Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4:290; 3R., 444(}. Troops for South Africa, Enlistment of, q., 607. \Vest~rn Division, Settlement in the, adj.,

2294. '"'estern Lands Bill, int., 3733. vVharfage on Coal, q., 665. 'Nomen's Franchise Bill, 3R., 738.

\VIsE, The Ron. B. R., ICC. : Advances to Settlers (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3952. Attorney-General, The, q., 654. Blockholders Biil, 2R., 3265; Com., 34S4,

3485, 3486, 3487; 1·ecom., 3945, 3946. Closer Settlement Bill, 2R., 4244; Com., 4246,

4247, 42<18. Commonwealth Postal Regulations, m., 43fi. Consolidation of the Statutes, q., 485, 1023. Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 3332. Darling Harbour vVhan·es Resumption Act,

q., 1280. Defamation Bill, 2R., 3267. Domain Baths, Indecent ::lcenes at, adj., 170!). Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3952 ; Com., 3953. Harbour Trust Commissioners and Shell Trans·

port Company, ad;., 8'27.

Wxs SESSION 1901. You cxxix


WisE, The Hon. B. R., K.C. (continued): Industrial Arbitration Bill, 2R., 1820, 1848

(p.o., 2001), 2030, 2118, 2335; Com., 2340, 2341, 2:!42, 2343, 2344, 2345, 2346, 2347, 2348, 2350, 2351, 2603, 2609, 2616, 2617, 2618, 2620, 2621, 2623, 2624, 2627, 2630, 2633, 2634, 2859, 2866, 2867' 2870, 2872, 2879, 2880, 2881, 2882, 2884, 2885, 2S86, 2889, 2975, 2984, 2987, 2988; cons. amdts., 3664, 3933.

Justices (Fees) Bill, 2R., 1630; Com., 1631. Justices of the Peace, q., 1629. Kerosene (Consolidation) Bill, dis., 1281. Law Consolidation Bills, 2R., 836. Marriage Bill, Com., 492. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3953. Mines' Inspection Bill, 2R., 3681; Com., 4015,

4016, 4017, 4018. Naphtha and other Petroleum Products, Stor-

age of, q., 885. Order of Business, obs., 2739. Personal Explanation, adj., 3267. Public Works Committee, m., 886. Real Property and Conveyancing (Amend-

ment) Bill, 2R., 656. Shearers' Accommodation Bill, m., 3478. State Children's Relief Bill, 2R., 3954. Statute of Limitations Bill, 2R., 657, 661 ;

3R., 1023. Trustees Act Amendment Bill, Com., 3332,

3333. ·women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 1391: Com.,

1556; 3&., 1632, 1651; p.o., 1654.

WooD, Mr. ·w. H., Eden-Bombala: Adulteration of Beer, adj., 1056. Appropriation Bill, p.o., 4502; 3R., 4505. Rlockholders Bill, Com., 2382; 3R., 2424. Closer Settlement Bill, cons. amdts., 4489. Conveyancing and Law of Property Supple-

mental Bill, 3R., 2129. Cooma-Bombala Railway, q., 1040, 1662. Electoral Commission, q., 669. Electoral Districts, adj., 7 57. Estimates, q., 1765. Financial Statement, m., 2198. First Contingent, Payments, q., 3829. Friendly Societies (Further Amendment) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 3530; Com., 3589 ; 3R., 3643. Government Employees : Hours of Labour,

m., 1808. Industrial Arbitration Bill, adj., 1423. Justice and At.torney-General's Department,

q., 444. Loan Bill, 2R., 4505. Members, Reduction of, q., 1716. Metropolitan Roads, Expenditure on, q., 376. Military Claims, q., 3432, 3492. Mineral Licenses, Renewal of, q., 4434. Privilege, m., 2573. . Prosecution of a Publican, q., 3489. Redistribution of Electorates, q., 733. "Rocks" Resumptions, q., 2036. Solicitor-General's Appointment, adj., 911. Temora to Gunbar Railway, m., 1863.

WooD, Mr. W. H. (continued): Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, int., 1882;

2R., 2666. Treasury Bill~ Deficiency (Amendment) Bill,

3R., 4442. Western Lands Bill, int., 3724; 2R., 3817,

3864; Com., 3912; cons. amdts., 4499. Western Lands Commission, q., 1664, 1716.

·WRIGHT, Mr. F. A., Glen Innes: Chairman of Committees, m., 66. Harbour Dues: \Varships and Troopships, q.,

662. Hospitals, Annual Endowments to, q., 438. Land Exchange, Stonehenge, q., 2352. North Coast Railway Communication, q., 3964. Old-age Pensions, Boards for, q., 329. Parks, Expenditure on, q., 329. Reports of Agent-General, q., 1395, 4026. Water and Sewerage Works, q., 371.

y Yoi:'NG, Mr. \V. \V., Bathurst:

Allowance to Maintenance Men Keeping Horses, q., 499.

Bathurst Experimental Farm, q., 1283. Blockholders Bill, Com., 2393. Brewers and Publicans' Licenses, q., 4532. Closer Settlement Bill, Com., 3609. Co-operative Coupon Company, q., 4530. Early-closing Act, Bathurst, Evasion of, q.,

499. Government Employees: Hours of Labour,

m., 1802. Government Rail ways (Commissioner's Salary)

Bill, int., 3998. Hancock, Peter Joseph, q., 1664, 1918. Industrial Arbitration Bill, Com., 1316, 1433,

1434, 1481, 1498; cons. amdts., 3659. Lithgow Zig-Zag, q., 4431. Miners' Accident Relief (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 3653, 3663. Mines Inspection Bill, 2R., 3307 ; Com., 3320,

3321, 3322. Mount Tamar Public School, q., 1037. Postal Work, Railway Stations, q., 2587. Purchase of Horses : Imperial Government,

q., 499. Rabbit Bill, Com., 4043. Railway and Tramway Service, q., 1283. State Agricultural Farms, adj., 1193. State Labour Selection Bill, 2R., 799. Sunday Labour, m., 618. Superannuation Fund, q., 3217, 3621. Supply: Attorney-General and Justice, 3182. Colonial Secretary, 2513, 2530. Colonial Treasurer, 3154. Railways, 3167. Works, 2755, 2771, 2792, 2804.

Temora to \Vyalong Railway, m. 1902. Tied-Houses Bill, 2R., 1608. Women's Franchise Bill, 2R., 708.