WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. legislative Council anb legislative Asscmbly.

TWENTIETFI PARLIAMENT FIRST SESSION, 1950

K 140 GEORGE VI.

Volume 126.

From 27th J-ULY to 19th OCTOBER, 1950.

PERTH: By Authority:, WILLIAM H. WYATT, Governmnent Printer. rL

CONTENTS

Page Legislature of Western Australia .. V.

Mvinistry ...... I ...... V .

Members of Legislative Council ...... Vi.

Committees ...... Vt.

Members of Legislative Assembly ...... Vii.

Offcers of Parliament ...... Vii.

Public Statutes of the Session ...... Viii.

Public Bills of the Session (introduced but not passed) ...... XV.

Subjects, Index to ...... xvii.

Speeches, Index to...... xlvii.

Debates reported ...... 1-138 V.

LEGISLATURE' OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Governor: HIS EXCELLENCY, SmR JAMES MITCHELL, 0..MG.

McLARTY-WAflS MINISTRY.

Premier and Treasurer .~ .. Hon. DUNCAN ROSS McLARTY. M.L.A.

Minister for Education, Child Wel- f are and Industrial Development Hon. ARTHUR FREDERICK WATTS, M.L.A.

Minister for Works and Water Sup- ply ...... --.. Hon. DAVID BRAND, M.L.A.

Minister for Lands, Labour and migration ...... Hon. LINDSAY THORN, M.L.A.

Attorney General and Mfinister for Police and Fisheries ...... Hon. ARTHUR VALENTINE RUTHERFORD ABBOTT?. M.L.A.

Chief Secretary and Minister for Local Governent and Native Affairs ...... Hon. VICTOR DONEY, M.L.A.

Minister for Health and Supply and Shipping ...... Hon. ANNIE FLORENCE GILLIES CARDELL-OLIVER, M.L.A.

Minister for Transport, Hailways and Mines ...... Hon. CHARLES 'HERBERT SIMPSON, M.L.C.

Minister for Agriculture and the Hon. GARNET BARRINGTON WOOD, North-West ...... I M.L.C.

Minister for Housing and Forests ... Hon. GERALD PERCY WILD, M.L.A. vi.

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Twentieth Parliament-First Session. President: Hon. HAROLD SEDDON. Chairman of Committees: Hon. J. A. DINMIflT. Temporary Chairmen of Committees: Hon. G. FRASER, Hon. W. J. MANN, and Hon. A. L. LOTON.

IYear of Year of Member. Province. Retire-

Baxter, Hon. Norman Eric .. . Central *1950 1952 Bennetts, Hon. George South-East 1946 1952 Boylen, Hon. Robert Joseph .. South-East 1950 1956 Craig, Hon. Leslie ..I South-West 1950 1956 Cunningham, Hon. Jehn Michael Adrenne ... .. South-East 1948 1954 Davies, Hon. Evan Morris West .. 1950 1956 Dlmmitt, Hon. James Albert Suburban 1946 1952 Forrest, Hon. Robert Mervyn ... .. North .. 1946 1952 Fraser, Hon. Gilbert West 1948 1954 Gibson, Hon. Sir Frank Ernest, St. Suburban 1950 1956 Gray, Hon. Edmund Harry... .. West .. 1948 1952 Hall, Hon. William Reaper .. North-East 1946 1952 [Hearn, Hon. Harry Metropolitan 1948 1954 Heenan, Hon. Eric Michael... .. North-East 1950 1956 Hislop, Hon. James Gordon, M.D., Ch.E.. P.R.Cr.,, P.Th.A.C.P. Metropolitan 1946 1952 Jones, Hon. Arthur Raymond .. Midland .. 1950 1956 Latham, Hon. Sir Charles George, St. Central .. 1948 1954 Logan, Hon. Leslie Arthur Midland 1948 1954 Loton, Hon. Anthony floyd South 1946 1952 Mann, Hon. William Joseph South-West 1946 1952 Parker, Hon. Hubert Stanley Wyborn, P.8.0. V.D. .. . Suburban 1948 1954 Rooche, H-on. Hugh Lewis .. South .. 1948 1954 Seddon, Hon. Harold .. North-East 1948 1954 Simpson, Hon. Charles Herbert .. Midland .. 1946 1952 Strickland, Hon. Harry Charles .. North .. 1950 1956 Thomson, Hon. Jack McIntosh South .. 1950 1956 Tuckey, Hon. Hobart ...... South-West 1948 1954 Watson, Hon. Henry Keith Metropolitan 1960 1958 Welsh, Hon. Frank Robert ... .. North .. 1948 1954 Wood, Hon. Garnet Barrington -' Central .... 1950 1956

Elected at by-election.

COMITrTEES. Legislative Council. Standing Orders.-The President, the Chairman of Committees. Hon. H. S. W. Parker, Hon. A. L. Loton, and Hon. G. Fraser. Ldbrary.-T'he President, Hon- J7. 0. Hislop, and Hon. L. A. Logan. House-The President, Hon. J. A. Dlimlitt, Hon. Sir Charles Latham, Ron. W. R. Hall, and Hon. H. Hearn. Printing.-The President, H-on. W. J. Mann, and Hon. E. H. Gray.

Legislative Assembly. Standing Orders.-Mr. Speaker, the Chairman of Committees, Mr. Nalder, Hon. J. a. Sleeman, and Mr. Rodoreda. Library.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Nlmnio, and Hon. J. T. Tonkin. House.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Cornell, Mr. Yates, Mr. Graham, and Mr. Styants. Printing.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Hutchinson, and Hon. E. Nulsen. vii.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Twentieth Parliamnent-First Session. Speaker: Hon. CHARLES FREDERIC JOHN NORTH. Charmn oI Comrnittees: C. C. PERECINS. Esq. Ternpororji Chairrnen of Committees: Messrs. HILL, RODOREDA, and YATES. Mt. Lawley Abbott, Hon. Arthur Valentine Rutherford .. Ackland, John Hugh I...... Moore Stewart .. Vasse Bovell, William Guildford-Midland Brady. John Joseph ...... Brand, Hon. David.. .. Greenough Cardell-Oliver, Hon. Annie Florence Cilbes Subiaco Cornell, George Meredith, PYJ..A., F.CJ.A.. E.C.I.S., A.C.A. Mount Marshall Coverley. Hon. Aubrey Augustus Michael Kimberley Doney. Hon. Victor -... I'll ...... Narrogin Fox, Thomas ...... South Fremantle Graham, Herbert Ernst East Perth Grayden, David, B.A...... Nedlands Griffith, Arthur Frederick ...... Canning Guthrie. Prank ...... Bunbury Hawke, Hon. Albert Redvers George .. Northam Hearman, John Merrifield ...... Blackwood Hegney. James - ...... I.. .. Middle Swan Hegney, Willam. A.Fi.A. (Prov.) ...... Mt. Hawthorn Hill, Leonard Louis ...... Albany .. Warren Hoar, Ernest Knight ...... Hutchinson, Ross, D.F.C. I... .. cottesloe Kelly, Lionel Francis ...... Merredin-Yilgarn Mann, James Isaac ...... Avon Valley Manning, Iven Wemyss; Harvey Marshall, William Mortimer ...... Murchison May. Harry .. Collie MvcCulloch, Herbert Alexander, MMM .. Hannans MeLarty. Hon. Duncan Ross, M.M...... Murray Nalder, Crawford David ...... Katanning Needham, Edward ...... North Perth Nimmo, Leslie Charles Wembley Beaches North, Hou. Charles Frederic John, B.A.... . Claremont Nulsen, Hon. Emil ...... Eyre Oliver. Cecil Thompson ...... - .. Boulder Owen. Raymond Cecil. B.Sc. (Agric.) ...... Darling Range Panton, Hon. Alexander Hugh, C.M.G... .. 'Leederville Perkins, Charles Collier ...... 1 Roe Read, William Raymond...... Victoria Park Rodoreda, Aloyslus Joseph ...... Pilbara Sewell, William Hawkins ...... Geraldton Shearn. Harry Vivian ...... Maylands Sleeman, Hon. Joseph Bertram ...... Fremantle Styants. Herbert Henry ...... Kalgoorlie Thorn, Hon. Lindsay...... Toodyay Tonkin, H-on. John Trezise . .. .. Melville Totterdell, Joseph.. .. West Perth Watts, Hon. Arthur Frederick. C.M.G Stirling Wild, Hon. Gerald Percy, M.B. Dale Wise, Hon. Frank Joseph Scott ...... Gascoyne Yates. George Henry ...... South Perth

OFFICERS AND STAFF OF PARLIAMENT. Clerk of the Council and Clerk of the Parliaments L. L. Leake Clerk Assistant and Usher of the Black Rod A. B. Sparks Clerk of Assembly F. E. lslip, J.P. Clerk-Assistant. of Assembly and Librarian L. P. Hawley Sergeant-at-Arms J. C. W. O'Connor. Clerk of the Records and Accounts .. J. C. Bartlett, D.F.M. Assistant Clerk of the Records and Accounts .. .. C. A. Johnson Clerk of Records and Accounts W. G. Browrne Chief "Hansard" Reporter ...... H. C. Reid Secretary Joint House Committee and Controller .3. B. Roberts, MZ.BE viii.

PUIII STATUTES OF' THE SESSION (77).

TWENTIETH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

Acts Amendment (Allowances and Salaries Adjustment) Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 16)- An Act to amend certain Acts so as to provide for the adjustment of certain allowances and salaries. Introduced by the Premier (Hion. D. R. McLarty), on the 26th September. Assent given. Acts Amendment (Increase in number of Ministers of the Crown) Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 2)- An Act to amend certain Acts to provide for an increase from eight to ten in the number of principal executive offices of the Government liable to be vacated on political grounds. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. MeLarty). on the 27th July. Assent given. Administration Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 55)- An Act to amend the Administration Act, 1903-1949. Introduced by Hon. J. T. Tonkin on the 1st November. Assent given. Agriculture Protection Board Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 76)- An Act to provide for the Constitution of an Agriculture Protection Board and for the Co-ordination of the Administration of Certain Acts Relating to the Control, Prevention and Eradication of Noxious Weeds and Vermin and for Other Purposes Incidental Thereto. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 26th September. A conference was held on the 5th December, and an agreement arrived at. Assent given. Appropriation Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 72)- An Act to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to Credit of the General Loan Fund and from the Public Account certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the service of the Year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and fifty one, and to supplement grants made by the Previous Parliament during the second period of its second Session in adjustment of the Vote "Advance to Treasurer, 1949-50' for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1950; and to approve of certain expenditure under section forty-one of the Forests Act, 1918-1931. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. McLarty), on the 7th December. Assent'given. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 46)- An Act to amend sections twenty-six and thirty-eight of the Bankruptcy Act. 1892 (55 Victori2 No. 32). Introduced by Hon. E. Nulsen, on the 8th November. Assent given. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Act (14 Geo. V7., No. 65)- An Act to authorise the Payment of Additional Compensation for Land to be Resumed for the Purposes of the Bassendean Marshalling Yards. Introduced by the Minister for Education (Hon. A. F. Watts). on the 29th November. Assent given. Bees Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 70)- An Act to amend the Bees Act, 1930. Introduced by the Minister for Agriculture (Hon. C. B. Wood), on the 9th November. Assent given. Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act Amendment and Con- tinuance Act( 14 Geo. VI., 29)- An Act to Amend and Continue the Operation of the Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act, 1945-1949. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Housing (Ron. 0. P. Wild), on the 12th Septem- ber. Assent given. ix.

Bulk Handling Act Amen dment Act (14 Geo. Vt., No. 13)- An Act to Amend the Bulk Handling Act, 1935-1948. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Agriculture (Hon. G. B. Wood). on the 9th Sep- tember. Assent given. Bush Fires Act Amnendmnent Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 59)- An Act to amend the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1949. Introduced by the Min- ister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 12th September. A conference was held on the 30th November. and an agreement arrived at. Assent given. Child Welfare Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 52)- An Act to amend the Child Welfare Act, 1947. Introduced by the Min- ister for Transport (Hon. C. H. Simpson). on the 9th November. Assent given. City of Perth (Lathlain Park Reserves) Act (14 Geo. Vi., No. 53)- An Act to Discharge Certain Lands of the City of Perth from Certain Trusts. Introduced by Mr. Read, on the 28th November. Assent given. City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) Act (14 Geo. VI.. No. 43)- An Act to discharge certain Lands of the City of Perth from certain Trusts and for other purposes, Introduced by Mr. Needham, on the, 1st November. Assent given. Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 33)-- An Act to amend the Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act, 1943-1949. Introduced by the Minister for Housing (Hon. G. P. Wild), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 34)- An Act to constitute a Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Trust Fund; to provide for the Payment therefrom to employers in the coal mining industry of amounts paid by them to employees in respect of long service leave accrued to such employees under certain awards; to validate certain matters; and for purposes Connected therewith. Intro- duced by the Minister for Housing (Hon. G. P. Wild), on the 9th November. Assent given. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 31)- An Act to provide for the Observance of the Ninth day of May, 1951, as a Public Holiday to Commemorate the Jubilee of the Commonwealth. Introduced by the Minister for Transport (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 9th November. Assent given. Constitution Acts Amendment Act (No. 2) (14 Geo. VT., No. 45)- An Act to amend the Constitution Act, 1889 and the Constitution Acts Amendment Act, 1899-1950. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. McLarty), on the 24th October. Assent given.

Constitution Acts Amendment Act (No. 4) (14 Geo. VI., No. 63)- An Act to amend section forty-six of the Constitution 'Acts Amendment Act, 1899-1950, and for other purposes. Introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 1st December. Assent given. Country Areas Water Supply Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 22)- An Act to amend the Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947. Introduced by the Minister for Water Supply (Hon. D. Brand), on the 12th Sep- tember. Assent given. Fauna Protection Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 77)- An Act to Provide for the Conservation and Protection of Fauna. Intro- duced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott). on the 12th September. A conference was held on the 5th December, and an agree- ment arrived at. Assent given. Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. V1., No. 54)- An Act to amend section sixty-five of the Fremantle Harbour Trust Act, 1902. Introduced by the Minister for Transport (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 27th July. Assent given. X.

Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 28)- An Act to amend the Gas Undertakings Act, 1947. Introduced by Hon. J. T. Tonkin, on the 1st November. Assent given. Health Act Amendment Act e14 Geo. VI., No. 25)- An Act to amend the Health Act, 1911-1948. Introduced by the Minister for Health (Hon, A. P. 0. Cardell-Oliver). on the 12th September. Assent given.

Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Act (No. 2) (14 Geo. VI., No. 62) - -An Act to amend and continue the operation of the Increase of Rent (War Rtestrictions) Act, 1939-1949. Introduced by the Chief Secretary (Hon. V. Doney), on the 26th September. A conference was held on the 9th December, and an agreement arrived at. Assent given. industrialArbitration Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 56)- An Act to amend the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1949. Introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. Rt. Abbott), on the 10th October. Assent given. IndustrialArbitration Act Amendment Act (No. 2) (14 Geo. VI.. No. 20)- An Act to amend Part VII. of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1949. introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 9th November. Assent given.

Inspector of Machinery Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo., VI., No. 69)- An Act to amend the Inspection of Machinery Act, 192 1-1947. Introduced by the Minister for Transport (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 9th November, Assent given.

Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No, 14)- An Act to amend the Inspection of Scaffolding Act, 1924-1945. Introduced by the Minister for Works (Hon. D. Brand), on the 12th September. Assent given. Judges' Salaries and Pensions Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 35)- An Act relating to Salaries and pensions for Judges of the Supreme Court of Western Australia and to make provision for the Families of such Judges and for other purposes. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. McLarty), on the 9th November. Assent given.

Lan" Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. .58)- An Act to amend the Land Act, 1933-1948. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Legal PractitionersAct Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 49) - An Act to amend Sections Seven and Twenty-four of the Legal Practitioners Act, 1893-1948. introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 9th November. Assent given.

Loan Act, £14,366,000 (14 Geo. VI., No. 71)- An Act to authorise the raising of a sum of Fourteen million three hundred and sixty-six thousand pounds by Loan for the construction of certain Public Works and Other Services. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. McLarty), on the 25th October. Assent given.

Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 5 1) - An Act to continue the operation of the Lotteries (Control) Act, 1932-1948. introduced by the Chief Secretary (Hon. V. Doney), on the 22nd November. Assent given.

Lunacy Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI.. No. 74)- An Act to amend the Lunacy Act, 1903-1920. Introduced by the Minister for Health (Hon. A. F. G. Cardell-Oliver), on the 23rd November. Assent given. X1.

Main Roads Act (Funds Appropriation) Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 50)- An Act to authorise the payment of certain moneys to the Consolidated Revenue Fund Instead of to the Main Roads Contribution Trust Account and the payment of certain moneys to the Main Roads Contribution Trust Account from the Main Roads Trust Account. Introduced by Minister for Works (Hon. D. Brand), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment (Continuance) Act (14 Ceo. Vi., No. 18)- An Act to Continue the Operation of the Marketing of Eggs Act, 1945-1949. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Agriculture (Hon. G. B. Wood), on the 19th September. Assent given. Medical Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 21)- An Act to amend the Medical Act, 1894-1946. Introduced by the Minister for Health (Hon. A. F. 0. Cardell-Oliver), on the 11th October. Assent given. Mining Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 28- An Act to amend the Mining Act, 1904-1048. Introduced by the Minister for Mines (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 19th September. Assent given. Natives (CitizenshipRights) Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 44)- An Act to amend the Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act, 1944. introduced by Hon. A. A. M, Coverley on the 12th September. Assent given. Noxious Weeds Act (14 Geo. Vi., No. 00)- An Act to provide for the Control, Prevention and Eradication of Noxious: Weeds. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L,. Thorn),* on the 26th September. A conference was held on the 1st December, and an agreement arrived at. Assent given. ParliamentarySuperannuation Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI.. No. 32)- An Act to amend sections eleven and twelve of the Parliamentary Super- annuation Act, 1948. Introduced by the Premier (Ron. D. R.. MoLarty), on the 9th November. Assent given. Perth Town Hall Act ( 14 Ceo. VI., No. 67) - An Act to authorise the Making of an Agreement between the State and The City of Perth to provide for the vesting of Certain Lands as a Site for a New Town Hall, for the Vesting and the Surrender of other Lands, and for other purposes. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 28th November. Assent given. PhysiothterapistsAct (14 Geo. VI., No. 75)- An Act to provide for the Training, Qualification and Registration of Persons as Physiotherapists and Practice of Physiotherapy and matters incidental thereto. Introduced by the Minister for Health (Hon, A. F, G. Cardeli- Oliver), on the 9th November. Assent given. Plant Diseases Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. Vi., No. 3)_. An Act to Amend the Plant Diseases Act, 1914-1949. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Agriculture (Hon. 0. B. Wood). on the 19th September. Assent given.

Prices Control Act Amendment (Continuance) Act (14 Geo. V1., No. 1)- An Act to continue the operation of the Prices Control Act, 1948-1949. Introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 12th September. Assent given.

Public Service Appeal Board Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 9)- An Act to amend the Public Service Appeal Board Act, 1920-1949. Intro- duced by the Acting Premier (Hon. A. F. Watts), on the 12th Septem- ber. Assent given.

Public Trustee Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VL, No. 7)- An Act to amend the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1947. Introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 12th September. Assent given. xii.

Public Works Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 3)- An Act to amend the Public Works Act, 1902-1945. Introduced by the Minister for Works (Hon. D. Brand), on the 12th September. Assent given. Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Discontinuance Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 479- An Act to authorise the Discontinuance of the Port Hedland-Marbie Bar Railway. Introduced by the Minister for Railways (Hon. C. H. Simp- son), on the 9th November. Assent given. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Discontinuance Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 66)- An Act to authorise the Discontinuance of the Upper Darling Range Rail- way. Introduced by the Minister for Railways (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 9th November. Assent given. R~ailways Classilication Board Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 4)-- An Act to amend the Railways Classification Board Act, 1920-1945. Intro- duced by the Minister for Railways (Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 19th September. Assent given. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 36)- An Act to Authorise Local Authorities to Establish, Maintain and Expend Reserve Funds. Introduced by the Minister for Local Government (Hon. V. Doney), on the 12th September. Assent given. Reserves Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 38)- An Act relating to certain reserves. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Road Closure Act (14 Geo. V/i., No. 37)- An Act for the Closure of certain roads and rights-of-ways and of por- tions of certain roads and rights-of-ways and other purposes. Intro- duced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn). on the 22nd Novem- ber. Assent given. Roads Agreement between the State Housing Commission and Local Auth- orities Act (14 Geo. Vi., No. 15)- An Act to repeal Part XA. of the State Housing Act, 1946-1948; Part XXIVA. of the Municipal Corporations Act. 1906-1947; Part VIJA. of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and to re-enact the provisions of those Parts with amendments as a separate Act. Introduced by the Minister for Housing (Hon. G. P. Wild), on the 12th September. Assent given. Rural and Industries Bank Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 40)- An Act to amend the Rural and Industries Bank Act, 1944-1949. Intro- duced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 8th November. Assent given. Seeds Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 73)- An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the ,sale of seeds and for other Purposes. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Stamp Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 1)- An Act to amend the Stamp Act, 1921-1944. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. McLarty). on the 17th October. Assent given. State Housing Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 27)- An Act to amend the State Housing Act, 1946-1948. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Housing (Hon. 0. P. Wild), on the 12th Sep- tember. A conference was held on the 16th November, and an agreement arrived at. Assent given. State Trading Concerns Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 10)- An Act to provide for the discontinuance of the carrying on of the State Quarry, Boys. as a State Trading Cocnern and for other incidental purposes. Introduced by the Minister for Transport (Hon. C. H. Simp- son), on the 19th September. Assent given. sill.

State (Western Australian) Alunite Industry Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 57)- An Act to remove Doubts as to the Validity of certain Acts done and Transactions entered into in purported exercise of Powers under the State (Western Australian) Alunite Industry Act, 1946; and to amend that Act. Introduced by the Minister for Industrial Development (Hon. A. F. Watts), on the 13th September. Assent given. Superannuation and Family Benefits Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 39)- An Act to amend the Superannuation and Family Benefits Act, 1938- 1947. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. MeLarty), on the 28th November. Assent given. Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance. Guarantee and Endowment (Local Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 12)- An Act to amend the Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance, Guarantee and Endowment (Local Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds Act 1947- 1949. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Agriculture (Hon. G. B. Wood), on the 19th September. Assent given. Supply Act (No. 1) £6,000,000 (14 Geo. VI., No. I)- An Act to apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Four Million Pounds and from Moneys to Credit of the General Loan Fund One Million Five Hundred Thousand Pounds, to the Service of the Year ending 30th June. 1951, and to apply out of the Public Account the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Pounds for the purpose of tem- porary Advances to be made by the Treasurer. Introduced by the Premier (Hon. D. R. MCLarty), on the 2nd August. Assent given. Supply Act (No. 2) £7,000,000 (14 Geo. VI., No. 6)- An Act to apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Four Million Five Hundred Thousand Pounds, and from Moneys to Credit of the General Loan Fund Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Pounds. to the Service of the Year ending 30th June, 1951. Introduced by the Pre- mier (Hon. D. R. McLarty), on the 12th October. Assent given. Swan Lands Revestment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 68)- An Act relating to the Resubdivision of certain Lands in the Swan District, and to certain Rights, Roads and Reserves in that District, and for other purposes. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 1st December. Assent given. The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's Act Amendment Act (14 Ceo. VI., No. 30)- An Act to amend sections six and eleven of The F'remantle Gas and coke Company's Act, 1886-1947. Introduced by the Minister for Transport Hon. C. H. Simpson), on the 19th September. Assent given. Timber Industry Regulation Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 48)- An Act to amend section two of the Timber Industry Regulation Act, 1926- 1948. Introduced by the Minister for Forests (Hon. G. P. Wild), on the 22nd November. Assent given. Traffic Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 24)- An Act to amend the Traffic Act, 1919-1949. Introduced by the Minister for Local Government (Hon. V. Doney), on the 12th September. Assent given. Transfer of Land Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 17)- An Act to amend the Transfer of Land Act. 1893-1946, and, where necessary for the purpose of reprinting, to revise certain of the Acts amending the Transfer of Land Act, 1893 (Act 56 Victories No. 14). Introduced by the Attorney General (Hon. A. V. R. Abbott), on the 12th September. Assent given. Vermin Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 61)- An Act to amend the Vermin Act, 1918-1946. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn) on the 26th September. Assent given. xlv.

War Service Land Settlement Agreement (Land Act Application) Act Amend- mnent Act (14 Geo. V1., No. 41)- An Act to amend the War Service Land Settlement Agreement (Land Act Application) Act, 1945-1947. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn), on the 9th November. Assent given.

War Service Land Settlement (Notfiation of Transactions) Act Continuance Act (14 Geo. V1., No. 42)- An Act to amend and to continue the operation of the War Service Land Settlement (Notification of Transactions) Act, 1949. Introduced by the Minister for Agriculture (Hon. G. B. Wood), on the 9th November. Assent given.

Water Supply, Sewerage and DrainageAct Amendment Act (14 Goa. VI., No. 8)- An Act to amend Part U:. of the Schedule to the Water Supply. Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1912. Introduced by the Minister for Water Supply (Hon. D. Brand), on the 12th September. Assent given.

Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 64)- An Act to authorise the Construction of a Railway from Weishpool to Eassendean. Introduced by the Minister for Education (Hon. A. F. Watts), on the 29th November. Assent given.

Western Australian Government Tramways and Ferries Act Amendment Act (14 Geo. VI., No. 5)- An Act to Amend the Western Australian Government Tramways and Ferries Act, 1948. Introduced by the Minister for Education (Hon. A. F. Watts). on the 12th September. Assent given. XV.

PUBLIC BILLS OF THE SESSION (18).

Introduced but not Passed.

TWENTIETH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.

Buildings (Declarationof Standards) Bill- A Bill for an Act to empower the Governor to render lawful certain Matters relating to Buildings, and for other purposes. Introduced by Mr. Graham on the 14th September. Discharged at the Committee stage.

ConstitutionActs Amendment Bill (No. I) - A Bill for an Act to amend section fifteen of the Constitution Acts Amend- ment Act, 1899. (63 Vict. 19.) Introduced by Hon. A. R. G. Hawke on the 10th October. Defeated in the Council on the second reading.

Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 3)- A Bill for an Act to amend section fifteen of the Constitution Acts Amend- ment Act, 1899 (63 Vict. 19). Introduced by Hon. Sir Charles on the 9th November. Not further proceeded with at the second Lathamreading stage in the Assembly. Electoral Act Amendment Bill~ A Bill for an Act to amend the Electoral Act. 1907-1949. Introduced by Mr. Rodoreda on the 12th September. Defeated in the Council on the second reading.

rectories and Shops Act Amend-ment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1948. Intro- duced by Mr. Brady on the 9th November. Not further proceeded with at the second reading stage. Feeding Stuffs Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Feeding Stuffs Act. Introduced by the Honorary Minister for Agriculture (Hon. G. B. Wood) on the 19th September. Discharged.

Fri-ut Tree Standards Bill- A Bill for an Act Relating to the Registration of Nurseries and the Sale of Fruit Trees. Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn) on the 26th September. Not further proceeded with at the Committee stage. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- A Bill for an twt to amend the Health Act, 1911-1948. Introduced by Mr. Brady on the 9th November. Not further proceeded with at the second roadlng Stage. Hi- re-tFurchase Agreements Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the i-re-Purchase Agreements Act 1931-1937. Introduced by Han. F. J. S. Wise, on the 25th October. Discharged at the second reading stage.

Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 1)- A Bill for an Act to amend Section Eighteen L of the Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act, 1939-1949. Introduced by the Chief Secretary (Hon. V. Doney). on the 26th September. Defeated in the Council on the second reading. xvi.

Licensing Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Licensing Act, 1911-1949. Introduced by Mr. Cornell on the 12th September. Defeated in the Council on the second reading. Milk Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Milk Act, 1946-1948, Introduced by the Minister for Lands (Hon. L. Thorn) on the 26th October. Defeated in the Council on the second reading. Native Administration Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Native Administration Act, 1905-1947. Introduced by the Minister for Native Affairs (Hon. V. Doney) on the 23rd November. Not further proceeded with at the second reading stage.

State TransportCo-ordination Act Amendment Bill (No. I)- A Bill for an Act to amend the State Transport Co-ordination Act, 1933- 1948. Introduced by Hon. A. L. Loton on the 19th September. Defeated on the second reading. State Transport Co-ordination Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- A Bill for an Act to amend section thirty-seven and the First Schedule of of the State Transport Co-ordination Act. 1933-1948. Introduced by Hon. F. J. S. Wise on the 25th October. Defeated in the Council on the second reading. The Kauri Timber Company Limited Agreement Bill- A Bill for an Act to authorise the Execution by or on behalf of the State of an Agreement between the State and The Kauri Timber Company Limited. Introduced by the Minister for Forests (Hon. 0. P. Wild) on the 25th October. Referred to a Select Committee of members of both Houses, upon whose report the Order was subseqluently discharged in the Assembly. Wood Distillation and CharcoalIron and Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and Steel Industry Act, 1943. Introduced by Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke on the 12th September. Defeated in the Council on the second reading. Workers' Compensation Act Amendment Bill- A Bill for an Act to amend the Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1949, Introduced by Mr. W. Hegney on the 25th October. Ruled out by Mr. Speaker. xvti.

INDEX

TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.

TWVENIJE'II PA RLIAMLENT - FIRlST SESSION

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Explanation of Abbreviations-lr., 2r., 3r., First, Second, or Third Reading of a Bill; Corn., Committee of the whole House; Mn.,Motion; q., Question to a Minister; recoin.. Recommitted.

A. Address- in- reply (continued)- tenth day 327 (amendment, want of confidence. Hon. A. ft. 0. Hawke 344; Abattoirs-- eleventh day 357, point of order 399, Assembly-qs. Mr. Sewell as to erection amendment negatived 428), twelfth at Geraldton 178, Mr. Oliver as to day 442, thirteenth day 483 (amend- renovations and freezing plant, Kal- ment, housing and building supplies, goorlie 2104, as to closure 2168, as to Mr. Brady 491, negatived 519), four- master butchers' request 2224, as to teenth day 524, fifteenth day 540, six- rent paid by master butchers 2300. teenth day 599, seventeenth day 648, eighteenth day, conclusion 703, Aborigines- Atkiress adopted 724. presentation of See "Native Affairs." Address 794. Speakers on Address--Mr. Hutchinson Acoustic Shell- 10, H-on. F. J. S. Wise 84, Mr. Ackland AssetnbZy-q. Mr. Totterdell as to plans 99, Mr. Needhain 120, Mr. Manning and designs 961. 124, Mr. Griffith 140, Mr. Hill 143, Mr. McCulloch 147, Mr. Hearman 167, Mr. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Guthrie 170, Mr. Bovell 171, Mr. Sewell Adjustment) Bill- 174, Mr. Totterdell 179, Hon. A. H. Pan- Salaries ton 183, Mr. Grayden 207, Hon. E. Nul- Assembly-Intro, by Premier 923, Mes- sen 209, Mr. Styants 225, Mr. Owen 263, sage 1097. 2r. 1255, 1383, Corn. 1393 Hon. J. T. Tonkin 268, Mr. Read 289, (point of order 1393), report 1441, 3r. Mr. May 301, Hon. A. Rt. G. Hawke 327 1486, returned 1636. (in. amendment, want of confidence Council-Received 1481, 2r. 1505, 1560, 344, on amendment--Premier 357, Mr. Corn. 1563, report 1566, 3r. 1621. Oliver 364, Mr. Styants 368, Mr. Fox 374, Mr. Needhamn 377, Hon. .3. T. Ton- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of kin 379, Attorney General 387, Mr. W. Ministers of the Crown) Bill- *Hegney 390. Mr. Grayden 398. Mr. Assembly-Intro, by Premier 10, message Brady 400, Mr. Read 406, Mr. Perkins 818. 1097. Corn., report 1119, 407, Hon. J. B. Sleeman 411, Mr. 818, 2r. Mcqlloch 413, Mr. Shearn 415, HOn. 3r. 1145, returned 1320. F., J. S. Wise 416, Minister for Educa- Council-Received 1132, 2r. 1181, 1219, tion 419, Mr. Graham 424), Mr. Yates Corn., report 1226, 3r. 1271. 442. Hon. J. B. Sleernan 454, Mr. Fox 466, Mr. Brady 482 (in. amendment, Address-in-reply to Governor's Speech- housing and building supplies, 491, on Assembly-rn. Mr. Hutchmnson to adopt amendment-Acting Premier 491, Hon. 10, Mr. Owen formally seconded 11. F. J. S. Wise 497, Hon. J. B. Sleeman second day 84, third day 120, fourth 501, Mr. Rodoreda 502, Mr. Styants day 140, fifth day 167, sixth day 179, 503. Mr. Hoar 505. Mr. Guthrie 500, as to leave to continue 183. seventh Mr. J. Hegney 507, Hon. A. A. M. Coy- day 207, eighth day 263, ninth day 301, erley 508, Mr. Fox 509, Mr. W. Hegney xviii. ADD xviii.jmNIDx ADD TO SUBJECTS.)AG AGR

Address-in-reiply (continued)- Aged People- 510, Hon. A. Rt. 0. Hawvke 514, Mr. Council-q. Hon. J. G. Hislop as to rep- Ackland 516, Mr. Shearn 517, Mr. Read resentation at Washington conference 518), Mr. Marshall 524. Mr. W. Hegney 152. 540, Mr. Oliver 551, Hon. A. A. M. Coverley 556, Mr. Perkins 565. Mr. Aged Women's Home- Hoar 599, Mr. Kelly 612, Mr. Graham Assembly-q. Mr, Griffith as to date of 624, Mr. Mann 848, Mr. Nbnmo 854, completion 1382. Mr. J. Hegney 658. Mr. Nalder 666, Mr. Shearn 670, Mr. Cornell 614, Act- Agent General for Western Australia- ing Premier 703, Mr. Rodoreda 719. Council-Visit of Hon. W. H. Kitson 1622. Council-rn. H-on. A. R. Jones to adopt 5, Hon. H. K. Watson formally Agriculture- seconded 7, second day 18, third day See also "Lands" and "Soil Conserva- 126, fourth day 156, fifth day 191, sixth tion Act." day 240, point of order 242, seventh Assembly- day 310, eighth day 345, ninth day Department, q. Mr. Owen as to staff 435, tenth day 535, eleventh day 578. resignation 325. twelfth day 637, thirteenth day 681, fourteenth day 724, fifteenth day, con- Flax, q. Mr. Hearman as to production clusion 770, Address adopted 793, pre- requirements 1333. sentation of Address 793, 869. Pig swill, q. Mr. W. Hegney as to re- striction 1095. Speakers on Address-Hon. A. R. Jones 5, Hon. E. H. Gray 16, Hon. J. 0. Hislop Potatoes, qs. Mr. W. Hegney as to fixed 126, Hon. J. M. A. Cunningham 156, and retail prices 520, Hon. J. B. Hon. N. E. Baxter 191, Hon. G. Ben- Sleeman as to quality distributed to netts 195, Hon. H. Hearn 240, Hon. J. merchants 762. M. Thomson 246, Hon. H. C. Strick- Superphosphae- land 248, Hon. L. A. Logan 310, Hon. Containers, q. Mr. Cornell as to H. S. W. Parker 317, Hon. A. L. Loton using water-damaged cornsacks 319, I-on. E. M. Heenan 345, Hon. L. 2703, Craig 349, Hon. W. R. Hall 435, Hon. Lower South-West, q. Mr. Hoar as J. A. Dimmitt 535, Hon. E. M. Davies to distribution 736. 578, Hon. H. L. Roche 587, Hon. R. J. Rail and road haulage, qs. Mr. Boylen 593, Hon. R. M. Forrest 637, Styants as to cost 137, Mr. Nalder Hon. H. Tuckey 640, Hon. Sir Charles as to Latham 681, Honorary Minister for quantity 1187. Agriculture 691, Hon. 0. Fraser 724, Railway freights, qs. Hon. E. Nulsen Minister for Transport 770. as to increase 1185, Mr. McCulloch as to concessions to farmers 1631. Adjournments of the House, Special- Road haulage, Q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to payments to truck owners Assembly- 2382. Close of session 2761. Subsidy, qs. Mr. Kelly as to with- New session 11. drawal by Commonwealth, as to Parliament v. Press cricket match 1912. approval of withdrawal, as to Royal Show 1082. Premier's attitude 262, Hon. F. J. State of business 428, 2105, 2267. 2349, S. Wise as to Premier's personal 2427, 2468, 2568, 2676. opinion 262, Mr. Cornell as to un- Council- delivered orders 262, Mr. Hear- Close of session 2701. man as to undelivered orders 881. Parliament v. Press cricket match 1875. Sulphur, qs. Hon. E. Nulsen as to Royal Show 1017. supplies 1095, Mr. Oliver as to ex- State of business '78, 163, 257, 438, 734, traction from mine fumes 2445. 2379, 2443, 2507, 2603. Supplies, qs. Mr. Hearnian as to New Zealand as source 1751, as to Imi- Administration Act Amendment Bill- porting 2703. Assembly-Intro, by Hon. J. T. Tonkin Veterinary surgeons, qs. Mr. Bovell 1580, 2r. 2109. 2185, Corn., report 2187, as to number employed 164. as to 3r. 2227, returned 2466. increase of staff 539. Wheat- Council-Received 2196, 2r. 2295, 2440, See also "Bulk Handling." Corn. 2441, report, 3r. 2442. Haulage, q. Mr. Styants as to cost 137, Advertising Costs- Railway freights, qs. Mr. Ackland as See also "Profit Margins." to Government and Midland Council-rn. Hon. G. Fraser as to action lines 735, Hon. E. Nulsen as to to restrain 821, 878, 913, point of order increase 1185, Mr. McCulloch as 918, negatived 919. to concession to tanners 1631. AGR AGHU~~(NDEX TO SUBJECTS.] BSxxBAB xix.

Agriculture (continued) - Arbitration- Council- See Industrial Arbitration Act Amend- Colleges, q. Hon A. L. Loton as to re- ment Bills. Port on standard of education 152. Gascoyne Research Station, q. H-on. Arbitration Court- H. C. Strickland as to finances and Assemnbly--q. Mr. Graham as to basic. control 1179. wage and child endowment 137. Narrogin school, q. Hon. A. L. Loton as to purchase of Southdown ram Argentine Ant- 1556. Assembly-q. Mr. J. Hegney as to sup- Superphosphate- plies of D.D.T. 2226. Esperance requirements, q. Hon. Q. Bennetts as to rail and sea Asbestos-- freights 1556. See "State Shipping Service." Light land requirements, q. Hon. N. E. Baxter as to supplies 2196. Assent to Bills-- Manufacture, qs. Hon. R. J. Boylen Assembly-1158, 1441, 1985, 2038, 2181, as to works at Esperance 1179, 2383, 2545. Hon. H. L. Roche as to factory capacity 2012, as to orders, quotas CouncUl-1083, 1413, 1957, 2012, 2142, and transport 2013. 2350, 2482. Sulphur supplies, qs. Hon. Rt. J. Boy- len as use of Norseman pyrites Atlas Engineering Co.- 1119, Hon. A. L. Loton as to Norse- Assernbly-q. Hon. A. It. G. Hawke as man resources 1802. Hon. H. L. to Government advances and guar- Roche as to decline of imports antees 922. 2012. Subsidy, q. Hon. A. L. Loton as to Audit Act- undelivered orders 1664. See "Acts Amendment (Allowances and Salaries Adjustment) Bill." Agriculture Protection Board Bill- See also "Noxious Weeds Bill" and Auditor General's Report- "Vermin Act Amendment Bill." Assembly-Presented bay Speaker, Sec- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands tion "B" 1949, p. 27, Section "A" 923, Message 1202, 2r. 1202, 1403, 1547, 1950, p. 1381, Section "B" 1950, p. Corn. 1550, report 1580, 3r. 1634, Coun- 2383. oil's amendments 2042, 2184, Coun- cil's message 2309, 2412, Assembly's Council-Presented by President. Sec- request for conference 2413. Counceil's tion, "B" 1949, p. 12. Section "A" further message 2446, conference 1950, p. 1369, Section "B" 1950, p. managers' report 2508, Council's mes- 2350. sage 2528. Council-Received 1629, 2r. 1669, 1852, Avon River- 1926, Corn. 1930. report 1958, 3r. 2013. Assembly-qs. Hon. A. Rt. 0. Hawke as Assembly's message 2165, 2216. to cleansing 'and improving at Nor- Assembly's request for conference thamn 117, as to flow and safeguards 2379. conference managers' report, '195. Assembly's further message 2469. Air Mails- B. Assembly-q. Mr. Rodoreda as to Onslow inland service 737. Baby Foods- Assembly-q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to Airports- shortage of supplies 102. Assembly-q. Mr. Yates as to inter- national status for Guildford 2301. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-intro, by Hon. E. Nulsen Alunite-- 1752, 2r. 2111, Corn., report 2113. 3r. See "State (Western Australian) 2170, returned 2407. Alunite Industry Act Amendment Council-Received 2149, 2r. 2297, Corn.. report 2299, 3r, 2351. Appropriation Bill- Basic Wage- Assembly-Messge, intro, by Premier, See also "Arbitration Court" and all stages 2156, returned 2758. "Industrial Arbitration Act Amnend- Council-Received, all stages 2699. ment Bill (No. 2)."1 ,oc. BAS [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] BUI

Basic Wage (continued)- Bills Introduced by Private Members Assembly--qs. Mr. W. Hegney as to (continued) - amounts allowed in computation 115, Hire Purchase Agreements Act 297, as to effect of increased meat Amendment (Hon. P. J. S. Wise) prices 326, Mr. Nimmo as to effect of 1441. increase on building costs 1187. Licensing Act Amendment (Mr. Cor- nell) 724. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill- Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Educa- Amendment (Hon. A. A. M. Cover- tion 2301, Message 2338, 2r. 2338, (as Icy) 724. to plans 2349. 2411. Ministerial state- State Transport Co-ordination Act ment 242?), 2545, point of order 2548.' Amendment (No. 2) (Hon. F. J. S. Corn. 2549, point of order 2551. re- Wise) 1441. port, 3r. 2551, returned 2657. Wood Council-Ministerial statement 2379, Distillation and Charcoal Iron received 2507, 2r., Corn., report, 3r. and Steel Industry Act Amendment 2588. (Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke) 724. Workers' Compensation Act Amend- Bees Act Amendment Bill- ment (Mr. W. Hegney) 1441. Assembly-Received 2545, 2r. 2608, Council- Corn., report, 3r. 2609. Constitution Acts Amendment (No. 3) Council-Intro, by Minister for Agri- (Hon. Sir Charles Latham) 1802. culture 1802, 2r. 2482, Corn., report, State Transport Co-ordination Act 3r. 2486. returned 2588. Amendment (No. 1) (Hon. A. L. Loton) 793. Betting- Bills Passed, etc.- Asseinbly-qs. as to legislation against S.P., Mr. Kelly 325, Mr. McCulloch (For list of Hills passed, defeated, laid 2167. aside, etc., see pages VIMI to XVI of this volume.) Bills Appropriating Revenue- See also "Constitution Acts Amend- Boya Quarry- ment Hill (No. 4)." See "State Trading Concerns Act Amend- Assembly-Personal explanations, Hon. ment Bill." J. B. Sleeman 2223, 2530. Hon. F. J. S. Wise 2223, Q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as Bread- to re-introduction 2226. request by Mr. W. Hegney for Speaker's ruling Assembly-q. Mr. Grayden as to hygienic 2516. methods of handling 1187.

Bills Introduced by Private Members- Briekmaking- Assembly- Assembly-q. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to Administration Act Amendment (Hon. disposal of clay deposit 9. J. T'. Tonkin) 1580. Bridges- Bankruptcy Act Amendment (Hon. E. Nulsen) 1752. See also "Harbours." Buildings (Declaration of Standards) ASsembly-qs. Mr. Yates as to construc- (Mr. Graham) 763. tion at "Narrows" 82, 1813, as to alter- City of Perth (Lathlain Park Re- native site 1814. serves) (Mr. Read) 2227. City of Perth (Leederville Park Building Operations and Building Lands) (Mr. Needham) 1580. Materials Control Act Amendment Constitution Acts Amendments (No. and Continuance Bill- 1) (Hon. A. R. G. Hawke) 1097. Assembly-Intro by Honorary Minister Electoral Act Amendment (Mr. for Housing 724, Message 803, 2r. 803, Rodoreda) 724. 1071. Corn. 1081, report 1082, 3r. 1097, Factories and Shops Act Amendment Council's amendments 1818, 2120, (Mr. Brady) 1814. Council's message 2227. Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Council-Received 1090, 2r. 1319, 1507, (Hon. J. T. Tonkin) 1580. 1674, Corn. 1674, recoin. 1728, reports Health Act Amendment (No. 2) (Mr. 1803, 3r. 1848, Assembly's message 2099, Brady) 1814. 2155. BUI BUI(~INDEX TO SlUBJEOTS.] CHAH xxi.xi

Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Bill- C. Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Graham 763, 2r. Causeway, New- 997, 1366, Corn. 1368. 1398, discharged Assembly-qs. Mr. Griffith as to expedit- 1486. ing construction 539, Mr. Read as to payment for resumed properties 1439. Building Supplies- CouncUl-q. H-on. Sir Charles Latham as Assembly--qs. Mr. Cornell as to produc- to construction and cost 429. tion 259, Mr. Grayden as to licenses for milling timber 1017, Hon. A. A. M. Cement- Coverley as to dumping at Fitzroy See also "Building Supplies." Crossing 1485, Mr. Needham as to dis- Assembly- tribution of bricks 1632, Mr. Styants Bunbury, qs. Mr. Guthrie as to estab- as to prices 2702. lishing industry 115, as to shell leases and manufacture 166. Bulk Handling- Swan Portland works, qs. as to instal- Assembly-qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to lation of Government grinding bin for Grass Valley 117, 179. Hon. J. equipment, Hon. F. J. S. Wise 83, T. Tonkin as to bins for East and West Hon. J. T. Tonkin 205, Mr. Oliver Yorkrakine, Kodj Kodjin and North 922, Mr. Marshall 1282. Eaandee 117, Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to bins for Quelagetting and North Cemeteries- Cunderdin 179. Assemblp-qs. Mr. Graham as to East Perth 165, 1095, 2103. Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Received 997, 2r. 1264, 1527, Chairman of Committees-- point of order 1534, Corn., report 1535, Assembly-Appointment of Mr. Perkins 3r% 1580. 30. Council-Intro, by Honorary Minister for Agriculture 793 2r. 832, 909, Corn., re- Chairmen (Temporary) of Committees- port 909, 3r. 955, returned 1560. Assembly-Appointment of Messrs. Hill, Rodoreda and Yates 30, Bush Fires- COnnILC-q. Hon. Sir Charles Latham as Assembly-qs. Mr. Hoar as to assistance to method of appointment 1321, elec- for affected farmers 118, as to Com- tion of Hon. 0. Fraser, Hon. W. J. monwealth aid and basis of assistance Mann and HOn. A. L. Loton 1801. 299, as to Commonwealth aid and State contributions 438. Chandler Alun ite Works- Council-q. HOn. A. L. Loton as to utilis- See also "Plaster of Paris." ing Land Settlement Board's material Assently 1.51. Gypsum, qs. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to proposed supply to Gypsum & Plast- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill- er Exporters, Ltd. 598, 646. Leases, negotiations and legal position, Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands qs. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to details 724, Message 812, Zr. 812, 1241, Corn. 114, 164, 703. 1247, report 1287, 3r. 1333, Council's- Machinery and equipment, q. Hon. J. amendments 1993. 2122, Council's mes- T. Tonkin as to acquisition 163. sage 2246, 2331, Assembly's request for Manager, q. I-on. J. T. Tonkin as to conference 2331, Council's further mes- visit to Eastern States 263. sage 2407. conference managers' report Plaster of paris, qs. H-on. J. T. Tonkin 2407, Council's message 2427. as to production 28, as to provision Council-Received 1325, 2r, 1511, 1566, of rail transport 81, as to deputation 1683, 1734, Coin. 1739, 1807. 1848, re- from manufacturers 164, as to un- port 1913, 3r. 1958, Assembly's message authorised removal 164, 206, 326, as 2142, 2197, Assembly's request for con- to proposed supply to Gypsum & ference 2289, 2351, conference man- Plaster Exporters, Ltd. 598, 6461, Mr. agers' report 2359, Assembly's message Kelly as to estimated price of sup- 2364. plying 838. Potash, q. Mr. Pox as to shortage 326. Business Names Act- Undertakings and proposed plaster Assembly-q. Mr. Rodoreda as to penalty Supplies, M. papers HOn. J. T. Tonkin for contravention 795. 962, papers tabled 1143; m. Hon. J. TI. Tonkin to inquire by Select Com- mittee 1296, 1588, negatived 1621; qs. Butler- Hon. J. Tonkin as to statement by See also "Dairying." Premier 1632, as to alleged mislead- Counwil-q. Hon. J. M. Thomson as to ing information 1633. as to vote of supplies to small shopkeepers 1913. Independent member 1633. xxii. CHA [INDE TO SUBJECTS.3 COM

Chandler Alunite Works (continued)- Coal (continued) - Undertakings and resignation of Mr. Assembly- Fernie, rn. papers Hon. J. T. Tonkin Cardiff supply, q. Mr. Graham as to 740. point of order 740, dissent from report 80. Speaker's ruling 742. (point of order Collie deep boring, q. Mr. May as to 742), negatived 748, personal explan- discontinuance 838. ation, Mr. Shearn 762. Kalgoorlie and Boulder, q. Mr. Oliver as to non-railway supplies 263. Charcoal Iron and Steel Industry- Railway freight, q. Mr. Styants as to See "Wundowie Industries." rates to Kalgoorlie and metropolitan area 1186. Children's Protection Society- State instrumentalities, qi. Mr. May as Assembly-q. Mr. Grayden as to land for to prices 1096. new premises 2168. Walisend open-cut. q. Mr. May as to tabling papers 539. Child Welfare- Assembly-q. Mr. Brady as to increasing Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act allowance 1692. Amendment Bill- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Housing Child Welfare Act Amendment Bill- 2105, Message 2227, 2r. 2227. 2321, Assembly-Received 2172, 2r. 2230, 2322, Corn., report 2322, 3r. 2383, returned Corn., report, 3r. 2322. 2466. Council-Intro, by Minister for Trans- Council-Received 2351, 2r. 2436. Corn.. port 1802. 2r. 2032. 2084, Corn., report report, 3r. 2439. 2084, 3r. 2142, returned 2278. Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Bill- Cigarettes- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Housing Assembly-c. Mr. Yates as to price in- 1814. 2r. 1879, (Message 1933). 1994, crease 2704. Corn. 1996, 2240, report. 2240, 3r. 2301, City of Perth- Council's amendment 2466. Council-Received 2277, 2r. 2428, Corn., See "Perth Town Hall Bill." report, 3r. 2429, Assembly's message 2443. City of Perth (Lathlain Park Reserves) Bill- Collie River- Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Read 2227, 2r. 2383, Corn., report, 3r. 2384, returned Assembly-c. Mr. Guthrie as to dredging 2466. mouth 2508. Council-Received 2351, 2r. Corn., report, Committees for the Session- 3r. 2440. Assembly-n. Premier 30. Council's mes- City of Perth (Leedervilie Park Lands) sage 112. Bill- Council-rn. Minister for Transport 88. Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Needharn 1580, 2r. 2107. Corn. 2109, report, 3r. 2171, Commonwealth and State- returned 2407. Assembly--q. Mr. Marshall as to conven- Council-Received 2149, 2r. 2296, Corn., tion on financial arrangement 922. report 2297, 3r. 2351. Commonwealth Building Proposal- Civil Defence- Assembly-cs. Mr. Totterdeli as to pro- Assembly-q. Hon. A. H. Panton as to test against type and site 482, Mr. need for legislation 882. Yates as to alternative site 646.

Claremont Mental Hospital- Commonwealth Hospital Scheme- See also "Lunacy Act Amendment Bill." See "Hospitals." Assembly-q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to Royal Commissioner's report 80. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bil- Assembly-Received 2042, 2r. Corn., re- Close of Session- port 2119, 3r. 2170, point of order, dis- Assembly-qs. Hon. P. J. S. Wise as to sent from Speaker's ruling 2170. point probable date 1381, 2037; compliment- of order 2171. ary remarks 2758. Council--Intro, by Minister for Tranis- Council-Cornplimentary remarks 2699. Port 1802, 2r., Corn., report 1975, 3r. 2013, returned 2149. Coal- See also "Gas Supply" and "State Pro- Commonwealth-State Housing Scheme- ducts." See "Housing." COM COM ~(INDEXTO SUBJECTS.]DV3ii DIV xxiii.

Communism- Co-operative Bulk Handling, Ltd.- Assembly-qs. Mr. Ackland as to address See also "Bulk Handling Act Amend- to University students 961, 1017, Mr. ment Bill." Graham as to University Labour Club Assembly-q. Hon. J. T1. Tonkin as to 961, Mr. Brady as to action by Govern- disputed storage charges, Bunbury ment 961, Mr. Ackland as to Esplanade 647. meetings and State action 1751. Cottesloe Beach- Condolence- Assembly-q. Mr. Kelly as to arresting Council-Late Hon. C. F. Baxter, .L.C. sand erosion 165. 13. Country Areas Water Supply Act Amend- Conferences between Houses- ment Bill- Agriculture Protection Board Bill 2469, Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Water 2508. Supply 724, 2r. 801, 1636, Coin., re- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill 2359, port 1636, Sr. 1694, returned 1940. 2407. Council-Received 1668, 2r. 1745, 1859, Fauna Protection Bill 2486, 2545. Corn, report 1860, Sr. 1913. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2693, 2752. Noxious Weeds Bill 2428, 2445. D. State Housing Act Amendment Bill 1958, 1984. Dairying- See also "Meat" and "Milk." Constitution Act- Assembly-qs. Mr. Hoar as to grant for See "Acts Amendment (Increase in research, advertising, etc. 206, as to Number of Ministers of the Crown) State holding-farms and stock 439. Bill." Mr. Manning as to slaughter of heifer- calves 647. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1). Development Works- Assembly-Intro, by Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke Assembly-q. Mr. Nalder as to Com- 1097, 2r. 1458. 1634, Corn. 1634, 1694. monwealth and State plans 2037. report 1752, 3r. 1814. Discharge of Orders- Council-Received 1806, Zr. 1978, 2099, Assembly- 2353, 2359, defeated 2363. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Bill 1486. Consti4tution Acts A.".endment. Bil Hire purchase Agreements Act (No. 2). Amendment Bill 2227. Assembly-Intro, by Premier 1382, 2r. Industrial Development Director, 2183, 2241, Coin., report, 3r. 2241, re- papers 1150. turned 2407. The Kauri Timber Company Limited Council-Received 2202, 2r.. Cam., report Agreement Bill 2676. 2270, 3r. 2350. Council- Feeding Stuffs Act Amendment Bill Constitution Acts Amendment Bill 1958. (NO. 3). Assembly-Received 2119, 2r. 2254, 2411, Dissent from Rulings-- not further proceeded with. Assembly- Council-Intro, by Hon. Sir Charles Chandler Alunite Works, as to under- Latham 1802, 2r. 2017, point of order takings and resignation of Mr. 2021, Cam. 2023, report 2026, recoin. Fernie 742. 2076, report 2080, 3r. 2080. point of Commonwealth Jubilee Observance order 2080. Bill 2170. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Constitution Acts Amendment Bill Bill 2178. (No. 4). Water supplies, as to extension of Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General comprehensive scheme to Mt. Barker 2446, 2r. 2509 (request for Speaker's 1770. ruling 2516), Corn. 2525, point of order Workers' Compensation Act Amend- 2526, report stage, point of order 2526, ment Bill 2052. report, 3r. 2527, returned 2657. Council-Received 2482, 2r. 2569, Corn. Divisions- 2570, report, Sr. 2571. Assembly-Point of order, Hon. F. J. S. Wise, as to counting of member seated Coogee Beach- behind line of Chair 2253. Assembly-q. Mr. Fox as to pollution Council-Statement by President as to 441. inaccuracy 2469. xxiv. DIV xxiv.DIVINDEX TO SUBJECTS.) DIVI

Divisions in Assembly- Divisions in Assembly (continued)- State (Western Australian) Alunite In- Acts Amendment (Allowances and dustry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1835. Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. Corn. (Ministerial discretion) 2114, (basic wage adjustment) 1398. (Parliamentary approval) 2116, (retro- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number spective effect) 2118. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, (pro- 1119. gress) 59. Address-in-reply, amendment, want of Trans ier of Land Act Amendment Bill, confidence 428, amendment, building Corn. (restrictive covenants) 897. supplies 519. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Council's Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Corn. amendments (minimum rate) 2253. (constitution of board) 1554. Water supplies, as to extension of com- prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker Building Operations and Building (dissent) 1772, iamendment) 1789, Materials Control Act Amendment (adjournment) 1789, 1794, (amend- and Continuance Bill, Corn. (pro- ment) 1801. clamation or regulations) 1082. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, to Buildings (Declaration of Standards) refer to Select Committee 2544. Bill, Corn. (restrictive application of Whole milk industry, as to inquiry by other Acts) 1403. Royal Commission (adjournment Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1153), 1475. (prohibition of burning mandatory) Workers' Compensation Act, as to 1249. monopoly of industrial insurance for Chandler Alunite Works, as to under- State Office 1588. takings and resignation of Mr. Fernie Workers' Compensation Act Amend- 748, to inquire by Select Committee ment Bill, dissent from Speakers' 1620. ruling 2068. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, dissent from Speaker's ruling 2170. Divisions in Council- Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Advertising costs, as to action to re- 3), 2r. (adjournment) 2412. strain, 919. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, As- (residential qualification) 1167, (pro- sembly's message (constitution of tection for nomadic workers) 1169, board), 2217. (party designations on ballot papers) Building Operations and Buildings Mat- 1175. erials Control Act Amendment and Estimates, Coin, of Supply (progress) Continuance Bill. Corn. (limit of ex- penditure for additions to residences) 2669. 1677, (limit of expenditure for indus- Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. (maximum trial buildings) 1680, (exemption for penalty) 948. iZA square homes) 1682. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) flush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. (insurance) 1850, Assembly's Message (recovery of possession) 1951, recoin. (insurance) 2199, 2201. (exemption for pensioners) 1985. Commonwealth Hospital Scheme, as to Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. (ad- effect of Hospital Benefits Act 636. journment 1361), 1363. Coin. (year Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. for taking poll) 1366. 1), 2r. 2363. (Control) Act Continuance Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Lotteries 3), 2r. 2023, recoin. (definition of self- Bill, Corn. (duration) 2177, 2180, 2181. contained flat) 2079, 3r. 2083. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Cam. (pro- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. (ad- ducer representation) 2008, (consumer journment 1430, 1434), 1438. representation) 2009, (appeals) 2010. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Coin. (compulsory x-ray examination) Amendment Bill, 2r. 1320. 1924. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Perth Town Hall Bill, Corn. (Stirling Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Gardens area) 2462, (carriageway) Orders suspension 951, 2r, 1012. 2465. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act State Electricity Act, to disallow emer- Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. (per- gency regulations 853. centage rent increase) 2374, (increase Amendment Bill, mandatory or permissive) 2376, (de- State Housing Act termination of rent) 2377, (applica- Cam., (rating of Commission's land) tion to business premises and dwelling 1021, Council's message (rating of houses) 2498, (periods of notice) 2500, Commission's land) 1840. 2506, further recoin. (application to State Transport Co-ordination Act business premises and dwelling houses) Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2239. 2598. DIV [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] EDU xxv.

Divisions in Council (continued)- Education (continued)- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Department, Qs. Mr. Graham as to Bill (No. 2), Standing Orders suspen- housing of cultural sections 354. sion 1912. 597. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2206. Director, qs. as to appointment, Mr. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. (service of Fox 2166, Hon. J. T. Tonkin 2605. documents) 1968, (rating) 1910. Duplicators, qi. Mr. Brady as to sub- Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2593. sidising purchase 206. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. (deputies) East Belmont. cis. Mr. Griffith as to 2276, (regulations) 2277. completion 2225. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Hill, Eastern Goldfields High School, q. Corn. (special rate) 1685. Mr. Oliver as to Government's in- State Housing Act Amendment Bill, tentions 2102. Assembly's message (rating of Com- Educational Council conference, q. mission's land) 1728. I-on. J. T. Tonkin as to Minister's State Transport Co-ordination Act attendance 326. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1281. Enrolments. q. Mr. Sewell as to per- State Transport Co-ordination Act centage increase 838. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2691. Guildford school, q. Mr. Brady as to State (Western Australian) Alunite improving grounds 178. Industry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Hall's Creek school, qs. Hon. A. A. M. 2352, inaccuracy corrected 2469. Coverley as to erection 521. as to The Icauri Timber Company Limited tenders 1984. Agreement Hill, Standing Orders Handicrafts, Qi. Mr. Hutchinson as to suspension 1688. Per- capita allowance 1237. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Hillcrest school, q. Mr. 3. Hegney as (rating) 1959, recoin. (delegation of to power points 1691. powers) 2014. Hilton Park, qi. Mr. 3. Hegney as to Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron cost of new school 1691. and Steel Industry Act Amendment Innaloo. Qi. Mr. Nimmo as to new Bill. 2r. 1865. school 2381. Kalgoorlie Technical school. cis. as Drainage- to equipment, Mr. Oliver 139, Mr. Assembly-qs. Mr. Bovell as to Boyanup- McCulloch 540. Elgin districts 164, as to making deci- Northain High School, cis. Hon. sion 164, Mr. J. Hegney as to survey A. R. 0. Hawke as to staff 116, as of metropolitan problems 1631. to installing cycle rack 1281. 1485. as to hostel accommodation 2166, Dry-Cleaning Factory- as to new manual training centre Assembl y-j. Mr. W. Hegney as to erec- 2445. tion in residential area 1485. Northam State School. cis. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to improvements to grounds 1485, 1632. Northam Technical School, cis. Hon. E. A. R. G. Hawke as to extending to full-time 795, 2380. East Perth Cemetery- North Wembley, ci. Mr. Nimmo as to Assenblij-qs. Mr. Graham as to Gov- new ernment's proposals 165, as to report school 2381. of committee 1095, 2103. Pianos, qi. Mr. Nimmo as to purchases by Parents and Citizens' Associa- Education- tions 2380. Riverton, qs. Mr. Griffith as to com- Assembly- pletion 2225. Baker's Hill, q. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke Roebourne school-master, (IS. Mr. as to new school 116. Rodoreda as to transport to Gerald- Carnarvon school, q. Hon. F. J. S. ton 1485. 1524. Wise as to attendance and classes 482. Southern Cross school, ci. Mr. Kelly as Classes, q. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to to repairs and renovations 1812. average numbers 921. State and Private schools, qi. Mr. 3. Collie, qs. Mr. J1. Hegney as to cost Hegney as to attendances and costs of new school 1691, Mr. May as to 1691. schools' accommodation 1812. Teachers, (Is. Hon. 3. T. Tonkin as to Cunderdin school, q. Hon. A. R. 0. class numbers 1186. Mr. Hutchinson Hawke as to Prefabricated build- as to allowance in remote localities ings 21.02. 1236. Hon. E. Nulsen as to basis of Cycle sheds and racks, qs. Hon. long service leave 1751, Mr. Graham A. R. 0. Hawke as to provision as to announcement of reclassifica- 1281, 1485, 1632, 1812. tion 2703. EDU EDU ~[INEXTO BUBJECTS.JPA PAC

Education (continued)- Estimates, 1950-51 (continued)- Council- Library Committee, Premier's Depart- Carnarvon school, q. Hon. H. C. ment, Treasury, Governor's Estab- Strickland as to accommodation 67. lishment, Executive Council, London Hilton Park school, cm. Hon. E. Mv. Agency, Public Service Commissioner, Davies as to opening, standard and Government Motorcar Service, Audit, accommodation 310, as to additional Compassionate Allowances, etc. 2133, accommodation 2677. Government Stores, Taxation, Super- annuation Board, Government Printer, Kalgoorlie Technical School, q. Hon. Literary and Scientific Grants, etc. J. M, A. Cunningham as to equip- 2134, Miscellaneous Services 2134, ment 2013. 2187, North-West Generally 2195, Education 2255, 2339, Child Welfare Eggs-. and Outdoor Relief 2347, 2413, Public See "Marketing of Eggs Act Amend- Works and Buildings 2413, 2467, 2552, ment (Continuance) Bill." Lands and Surveys 2618, Farmers' Debts Adjustment, The Rural and Electoral- Industries Bank, Agriculture, College Assembly- of Agriculture, Labour, Factories 2644, Crown Law Offices 2644, 2659, Licens- Postal vote officers, qs. Mr. McCulloch ing, Arbitration Court, Police, Fisher- as to Boulder 352, 440, Hon. J. T. ies, State Insurance Office, Medical Tonkin as to Melville 440. 2660. Mental Hospitals, Inebriates, Swearing-in of members after general Supply and Shipping 2676, Mines 2716, election 7, North Perth 27. 2722, Forests, State Housing Commis- Council- sion, Chief Secretary. Registry and Friendly Societies, Prisons, Obser- Swearing-in of members after bien- vatory, Tourist Bureau, Harbour and nial election and by-election 1. Light and Jetties, Town Planning, Local Government, Department of Electoral Act Amendment Bill- Native Affairs 2742, Department of Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Rodoreda 724, Industrial Development 2755. 2r. 753, 855, 1159, Corn. 1166. report Public Utilities--Goldflelds Water Sup- 1188. 3r. 1238. ply Undertaking, Other Hydraulic Council--Received 1219, 2r. 1426, de- Undertakings Chargeable to Revenue. feated 1438. personal explanation. State Abattoirs and Saleyards, Metro- Hon. A. R. Jones 1498. politan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage, Railways 2724, Tramways Electricity Supplies- and Ferries, State Batteries, Cave House Including caves of the South- See also "Perth Electricity and Gas West, etc., 2742, Corn. of Supply re- Undertaking" and "State Electri- port, Coin. of Ways and Means, re- city Commission." port 2755. Assembly- State Trading Concerns--Engineering East Perth station, q. Hon. E. Nulsen Works, Quarries, Brick Works. Saw as to load, staff and diesel units 82. Mills, Shipping Service 2755. Wynd- Metropolitan area, q. Mr. Owen as to ham Freezing Works, Hotels, West additional houses connected and ex- Australian Meat Exports, report 2756. tension to hills district 1523. Northam and intermediate districts, q. Mr. Owen as to extension 2703. Explosives- South Fremnantle station, qs. Mr. See "Mining." Needham as to construction pro- gress 1096, It. Graham as to operating date 2166. South-West scheme, qs. Mr. Hear- man as to charges 257, Mr. Bovell F. as to extension in rural areas 1283. Factories- Estimates, 1950-51- Assembll-qs. Mr. Graham as to permit to build furniture factory 323, as to Assembly-Annual Estimates received, furniture factories in metropolitan Treasurer's Financial Statement (See area 324, Mr. Needham as to number "Financial Statement" for topics dealt of factories and inspectors 2300. with) 1024, Debate on financial policy 1119, 1257, 1656, 1841, 2124. Factories and Shops Act Amendment Votes as follows--Legislative Council Bill- 1119, 1251, 1656, 1841, 2124, Legisla- tive Assembly, Joint House Commit- Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Brady 1814, 2r. 'tee, Joint Printing Committee, Joint 2244, not further proceeded with. FAUl [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] FRE xxvii.

Fauna Protection Bill- Financial Statement by the Treasurer Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General (continued) - 724, Message 796, 2r. 796, 898, 936, Corn. current expenditure, Public utilities 942, report 962, 3r. 1018, Council's expenditure, Estimated Railways dis- amendments 1701, 2121, Council's mes- bursement, Depreciation of Railway sage 2267, 2384, Assembly's request for assets. Charges to working expenses conference 2384, Council's further 1036, Tramway finance, Public utilities message 2427, conference managers' and Special Acts. Servicing of capital report, Council's message 2545. requirements, Departmental expendi- Council-Received 1012, 2r. 1138, 1180. ture 1037, Social services outlay, Other 1227, 1271, 1321, Corn. 1496, 1556, departmental expenditure, Subsidy on recoin. 1621, reports 1621, 3r. 1664. superphosphate cartage, Public Works Assembly's message 2099, 2202, As- 1038, Agriculture, Lands and Surveys, sembly's request for conference 2351. Other variations, conclusion 1039, Ap- 2363, conference managers' report pendices 1040-1070. 2486, Assembly's further message 2507. Fire Brigades- Federal Aid Roads Agreement- Assembly--qs. Mr. Oliver as to Boulder See 'Premier's Conference." and Kalgoorlie staffs 1485, Mr. Griffith as to retiring age of board employees Feeding Stuffs Act Amendment Bill- 2757. Council-Intro, by Honorary Minister for Agriculture 793, discharged 1958. Fisheries- Ferries- Assembly- See "State Ferries" and "Western Aus- Canning factories and trawlers, q. Mr. tralian Government Tramways and Kelly as to Government assistance Ferries Act Amendment Bill." 260. Crabs, q. Mr. Kelly as to under-sized '795. Financial Statement by the Treasurer- Craytisbing industry, qs. Mr. Fox as to Assembly-Delivered 28th September, Advisory Committee's report 482, 1950. Topics dealt with-State's fin- 523. as to publishing report 523, Hon. ances and rising costs, Growth of the J. B. Sleeman as to close season 523. revenue deficiency, Commonwealth License fees, q. Mr. Kelly as to in- assistance, Introduction of uniform creases 280. tax, Budgetary deterioration 1024, In- Prices to vendors, q. Mr. Fox as to flationary spiral, Special Acts, Income dissatisfaction and proposed export axreimbursement, Vulnlerabiiity of 261. the State finances. Commonwealth- Royal Commission, q. Mr. Kelly as to State financial relationships 1025, Bud- tabling report 260, get results for last year, Revenue, Other increases, Federal grants to Council- States, Difficulties of budgetary fore- Mooring facilities for boats, ci. Hon. E. casting 1026, Revised procedure re- M. Davies as to Fremantle 2569. garding grants, States and balanced Budgets, Charges for State services, Flax- State taxation 1027, Public Works col- lections, Business undertakings, Ex- See "Agriculture." penditure 1028, Basic wage, Business undertakings, Railway expenditure, Food and Groceries-- Tramway and other disbursements, Assembly--q, Hon. A. Rt. G. Hawke as to Departmental expenditure, Miscellan- Statistician's figures 165. eous services 1029, Expenditure under Special Acts, Seasonal and economic conditions, Industry output, Incomes Footwear- and salaries, Wheat Production, Assembly-. Mr. Needham as to crepe- Wool clip and realisations 1030, soled shoes 1144. Dairying, Manufacturing activity, Building material supplies, Immi- gration 1031, Anglo-Australian Forests~ agreement, Timber, Building pro- See "State Forests." gress, Mining 1032. Other mineral production. Coal, Oil, Estimated ex- penditure, Estimated revenue 1033, In- Fremantle Gas and Coke Company- come tax reimbursement, Common- See "The Fremantle Gas and Coke Com- wealth special grant, Estimated State pany's Act Amendment Bill." taxation, Territorial revenue, Depart- mental revenue estimates 1034, Busi- ness undertakings returns, Other Fremantle Harbour- undertakings earnings 1035, Factors in See "Harbours." xxviii. FRE xxviii. FRE[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.]HA HEA

Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amendment Bill- H. Assemnbly-Received 2172, 2r. 2253. 2331. Harbours- Corn., report. 3r. 2331. See also "Fremantle Harbour Trust Council-Intro, by Minister for Trans- Act Amendment Bill." port 5, 2r. 837, 957, 2087, Corn., report Assembly- 2088, 3r. 2142, returned 2289. Dredging, qs. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to rock-breaker 'Lobnitz" 646, 838, as Fruit Tree Standards Bill- to tabling papers 646, as to grab- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands hopper 838, as to acquisition of 923, Message 1262, 2r. 1262, 1410, Corn. dredge "Sir James Mitchell" 1186. 1413, not further proceeded with. Fremantle, qs. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to proposed extensions 83, as to test bores for new bridges 139, Mr. Shearn as to review of Tydeman G. scheme 356, 520, 597, 1283, Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to report on up- Gaol, New- river extension 441, Mr. Fox as to Assembly-qs. Mr. Yates as to site and congestion and labour employed building operations 2508, Mr. Griffith 520, as to port dues and labour as to alternative site 2605. costs 520, Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to upstream or seawards extension Gas Supply- 1690, as to location of turning circle See also "The Fremantle Gas and 1690, 1983. Coke Company's Act Amendment Council- Bill." Albany, Q. Hion. 3. M. Thomson as Assembly-qs. Mr. May as to utilisa- to cargo handling capacity 1801. tion of local coal 599. Mr. Brady as Fremantle, qs. H-on, 0, Fraser as to to extension to Bassendean-Midland extension and railway deviation 12, districts 1186, as to supplies of pipes Hon. E. M. Davies as to Tyrdeman 1186. report 126, Hon. 0. Fraser as to test bores for new bridge 190, Hon. Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill- J. M. Thomson as to congestion and Assembly-Intro, by Hon. J. T. Tonkin diversion of shipping to Albany 572. 1580, 2r. 1817, Corn., report 1819, 3r. Hon, E. M. Davies as to statement 1877, returned 2172. in Tydeman report 2678. Council--Received 1852, 2r. 1975, 2099. Health- Corn., report 2099, 3r. 2142. See also "Claremont Mental Hospital." "Medical Act" and "Medical Act Gold- Amendment Bill." See "Mining" and "State Products." Assembly- Argentine ant campaign, q. Mr. J. Government Business- Hegney as to supplies of D.D.T. Assembly-Ms. precedence Premier 30, 2226. 1693. Building employees, q. Mr. Needham as to temporary sanitary conveni- Government Employees- ences 2102. Canberra conference, qs. as to Min- See also "Korean War" and "Public ister's attendance, Mr. Needham Service," 299, Mr. J. Hegney 327. Assemblv-qs. Mr. Graham as to num- Cancer, q. Mr. Graham as to deaths ber 177, Mr. Yates as to C.M.F. camps 702. and pay 353, Mr. Needham as to Chest Clinic, qs. Mr. Needham as to National Savings Groups 521, Mr. examinations 299. Mr. Sewell as to Styants as to North-West leave con- operations of mobile unit 2224. cessions 1332. Dental service for North-West. q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to mobile unit Government Policy- 2509. Health Council, qs. Hon. A. H. Pan- Assembly-q. Hon. A. Rt. 0. Hawke as to ton as to recommendations 29, 205, member's criticism 167. 299. Hook worm, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Cover- Governor's Opening Speech- ley as to outbreak at Wyndham Assemblv-10. school 1984, as to outbreak amongst Forrest River Mission natives 1984. Council-2, 5. Medical school, qs. Mr. Grayden as to Government's plans 140, Mr. Grasshopper- Needham as to building proposals See "Vermin." 166. REA HEA ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.]HU HOU xxix..xx

Health (continued)- Hospitals (continued)- Northam infant mortality, q. Hon. A. Fremantle, qs, Hon. J. B. Sleeman as R. G. Hawke as to papers 81. to visiting fee and pensioners 831 Sausages, q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to 178. as to shortage of beds 762. excess starch content 2300. Geraldton regional, q. Mr. Sewell as Tuberculosis, qs. Mr Graham as to to site 598. deaths 702, Mr. Hutchinson as to Kalgoorlie, q. Mr. Oliver as to radio- incidence amongst migrants 1237. grapher 167. Council- K.E.M.H., qs. Hon. A. H. Panton as to nurses' quarters 1238, 1439. Chest Clinic, q. Hon. N. E. Baxter as Midland Junction, qs. Mr. Brady as to examinations 1495. Wooroloo Sanatorium, qs. Hon. 0. to maternity ward 119, as to emer- Bennetts as to conveyance of gency ward 119. patient 2075, 2195. Royal Perth, qs. Hon. A. Hf. Panton as to road accident patients 203, Mr. Graham as to patient's belong- Health Act- ings 352. Council-rn. Hon. Sir Charles Latham to disallow biograph box regulations Council- 572. 870. Commonwealth scheme, m., Minister for Transport Standing Orders Health Act Amiendmnent Bill (No. 1)- suspension 429, mn. Hon. J. 0. His- lop as to effect on Hospital Benefits Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Health Act 429, (Standing orders suspen- 724, Message 882, 2r. 882. 1021, 1188, sion 635), 638, leave to withdraw Corn- 1193. report 1195, 3r. 1238, re- refused, negatived 836. turned 1993. Dalwallinu, q. Hon. A. R. Jones as Council-Received 1219, 2r. 1377, 1476. to staff accommodation 1957. 1572, 1622, (point of order 1824). 1864. Geraldton, q. Hon. L. A. Logan as to 1856, Corn. 1913, report 1926, 3r. 1958. priority 1725. Midland districts, q. H-on. J, A. Dim- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- mitt as to proposal 2142. Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Brady 1814, 2r. Royal Perth, q. Hion. H. Hearn as to 2241, not further proceeded with. charge to visitors 2268. Woorotoo Sanatorium, qs. Hon. N. E. Hearing Aids- Baxter as to beds and patients 1495, Hon. 0. Bennetts as to conveyance Assembly-u. Mr. Fox as to issue to of patient indigent people 440. 2075. 2195. Hire Purchase Agreements Act Amend- Housing- ment Bill- See also "Building Operations and Assesnbly-Intro. by Hon. F. J. S. Wise Building Materials Control Act. 1441, 2r. 1754, discharged 2227. Amendment and Continuance Bill," "Building Supplies," "Cement," Horse-racing- "Roads Agreement Between the See "Betting." State Housing Commission and Local Authorities Bill," and "State Hospitals- Housing Act Amendment Bill." See also "Claremont Mental Hos- Assembly- pital." "Health" and "Lunacy Act Amendment Bill." Adelaide-terrace fiats, q. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to rent control 1382. Assembly- Applications, etc., qs. Mr. W. Hegney Authorisations and building pro- as to number 79, Mr. Graham as to gramme, q. Mr. Ackland as to de- total outstanding 139. tails 1524. Ascot Garden Estate blocks, q. Hon. Carnarvon q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to A. H. Panton as to purchase by Com- Government's intentions 1630. mission 1813. Commonwealth scheme, q. Mr. Nulsen Bank loans, qs. Mr. Graham as to cut as to re-Imposition of means test '796, 839. 356. Building costs, q. Mr. Nimmo as to Cunderdin, q. Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke effect of basic wage increase 1187. as to staff quarters and overall Commercial Bank building, q. Mr. plan 2102. Graham as to alterations 480. Dalwallinu, qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke Commission, qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as as to deputation to Premier 2382, to employees 78, Mr. May as to Mr. Mr. Ackland as to accuracy of L. F. Barry's appointment 167, 206, Press report 2382, Hon. A. R. 0. as to Mr. L. F. Barry's experience 300. Hawke as to version of member Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to case of for Moore 2383. Harris family 324. as to care of HOU HOUC[INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] INCN

Housing (continued) - Housing (continued) - Harris children 324. 354. Mr. Fox as Private enterprise, qs. Hon. F. J, S. to payments in excess of instalments Wise as to Honorary Minister's 439, Mr. Totterdeil as to employees criticism 482, Hon. A. Rt. G. Hawke and cost 702, Mr, Hutchinson as to as to accuracy of Press report 482. application of J. A. Breen 839. Mr. Small unit homes, q. Mr. Graham as to W. Hegney as to Emergency Commit- number allocated 324. tee 1332, Mr. May as to eviction of Tenants, q. Mr. J. Hegney as to eviction widow at Collie 2228. Hon. J. B. Slee- orders 760. man as to plight of Swain family Unit panel type, q. Mr. Needhamn as to 2301. adoption 78, ,Commonwealth-State rental homes, qa. War service homes. qs. Mr. Needham Mr. Needham as to applications out- as to applications outstanding 27, standing 27. Mr. W. Hegney as to Mr. Grayden as to deposit and charges availability 78. as to sale 79, Hon. 116, Mr. Griffith as to maximum ad- A. Rt. 0. Hawkce, as to delay at North vance 736, 1237. Northam 116, Mr. Grayden as to sale Workers' Homes Scheme, q. Hon. E. 116, Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke as to maxi- Nulsen as to purchase of existing mum rentals 258. Mr. W. Hegney as homes 439. to economic rentals 259, Mr. Graham Council- as to number built and cost 300. as to cost, rent and selling price 353, Applications unapproved, qs. Hon. H. as to day labour construction 353. as K. Watson as to number 12, 126. to building rate 353. as to day labour Commission, q. Hon. H. K. Watson as to tabling annual reports 909. costs 354, as to applications out- Commonwealth -State rental homes, standing 523, Hon. A. Rt. G. Hawke qs. as to number and permits Hon. as to Northam 760, as to Cunderdin H. K. Watson 12. Hon. E. Mv.Davies 760, Mr. W. Hegney as to Joondanna 66. Heights and Glendalough areas 1331. Hilton Park, q. Hon. 0. Fraser as to as to allocations 1331. 1440, as to contracts 12. Glendalough homes, costs, etc. 1933, Land acquired by Commission, q. Hon. 2103, Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to numn- H. K. Watson as to area 126. ber rented and sold 2104; m. Hon. MeNess Homes, q, Hon. 0. Fraser as A. Rt. 0. Hawke as to maximum to additional building 66. rentals 151, 853. 1156, q. Hon. A. Rt. 0. Timber, q. Hon. L. A. Logan as to Hawke as to action by Government supplies to Commission 1725. 2382. War Service Homes, Q. Hon. H. K. ,Co-operative scheme. q. Mr. Read as to Watson as to applications 126. Technical College plan 2104. White Gum Valley, q. Hon. E. M. D~epartmental homes, q. Hon. A. R. G. Davies as to increase In land values Hawke as to allocation 78. 2677. Furniture factory, q. Mr. Graham as to permit to build 323. Hotel Rex, q. Mr. Fox as to alterations 648. Immigration- Immigrants, q. Mr. Graham as to homes Assembly-qs. Hon. E. Nulsen as to granted 79. arrivals, etc.. and average cost 882, Letting and prohibition against child- Mr. Graham as to Holden camp in- ren, q. Mr. Graham as to prosecu- mates and employment 2102. tions 796. Local authorities, q. Mr. Graham as to Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act- objections 258. Assembly-qs. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to Maylands. Kelvin-street, qi. Mr. MeCul- effect of defeat of No. 1 Bill 1096, loch as to brick and tile work 736. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to Fremantle Mcfless homes, ql. Mr. Fox as to funds Court applications 1238, Mr. Hoar as and homes built 300. to amending legislation 1382, Mr. Midland Junction Graham as to amending legislation district, q. Mr. Brady 1580, Mr. Shearn as to suggested as to requirements 1524. amendment 2225. Mulberry Farm flats, q. Mr. Fox as to rentals and flooring 922. Northam, q. H-on. A. Rt. G. Hawkc as Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act to contract for pre-fabricated homes Amendment Bill (No. 1)- 2301. Assembly-Standing Orders suspension Permits. qs. Mr. Graham as to policy 931. intro, by Chief Secretary, 2r. 932. of granting 177. as to number issued Coin.. report, 3r. 935. 324, as to issues to single persons 736. Council-Standing Orders suspension Pre-fabricated homes, q. Mr. Graham 949, received 952, 2r. 952, 1004, de- as to tenders 1237. feated 1012. INC [INDEX TO SUBlJECTS.] LAN xxxi.

Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amendment Amendment Bill (No. 2)- Bill- Assembly-Intro, by Chief Secretary AssemblY-Intro, by Minister for Works 923, Message 1718, 2r. 1718, 1885, COrn. 724. 2r. 800, 907, Corn., report 908. 1911. 1943, recoin. 1985, reports 2038, 3r. 923, returned 1535. 3r. 2105, Council's amendments 2657, Council-Received 912, 2r. 956, 1012, 2707, point of order 2715, Council's 1132. 1328, 1376, 1481, Corn., report message, Assembly's request for con- 1482, 3r. 1496. ference 2722. Council's further mes- sage, conference managers' report 2752. Council's message 2755. Iron and Steel Industry- See also "Wood Distillation and Char- Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2149, 2206, coal Iron and Steel Industry Act 2278, 2364, Corn. 2368, 2496, recoin., Bill." further recomns. 2507, 2596, reports Amendment 2507, 2598, 3r. 2599, Assembly's mes- Assembly-qs. Mr. Gutherie as to es- sage 2691, Assembly's request for con- tablishment and site 519, 2509. ference, conference managers' report 2693, Assembly's further message. 2699. I. Industrial Arbitration Act- Judges' Salaries and Pensions Bill- Assembly-q. Mr. McCulloch as to print- Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General ing regulations 737. 1814, 2r. 1999, (Message 2070). 2070, Corn., report 2070, Sr. 2105, returned Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 2239. Bill (No. 1)- Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2162, Corn., Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General report 2163, 3r. 2197. 1097, Message 1546, 2r. 1546, 1644, 1940, Corn. 1942, report 1985, 3r. 2038, Jurors- returned 2320. Assembly--qs. Mr. McCulloch as to in- Council-Received 2015, 2r. 2084, 2220. creasing fees 481, as to allowance- Corn., report 2220, 3r. 2269. and Previous adjustment 522.

Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- K Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General 1814. Standing Orders suspension Kauri Timber Company Ltd.- 1880, 2r. 1880, 1993, Corn., report, Sr. See "The Kauri Timber Company 1994. Council's amendment 2011. Limited Agreement Bill." Council-Standing Orders suspension 1912, received, all stages 1971, Assem- Kindergartens-. bly's message 2015. Assembly-q. Mr. Nimmo as to Gov- erment's contribution 326. Industrial Development Department- Assembly-q. Mr. McCulloch as to re- Korean War- taining services of Mr. Fernle 29. See also "Government Employees" and "Public Service." Industrial Development Director- Assembly-qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to. See also "Chandler enlistment of civil servants 140, Mr. Alunite Works." McCulloch as to re-instatement and Assembly-rn. papers Ron. A. Rt. G. pay 298. Hawke as to resignation of Mr. Fernie 849, (point of order 849), m. Hon. A. A. M. Coverley to discharge order 1156. Lakewood Firewood Co.- Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-q. Mr. Kelly as to Govern- ment assistance 354. See also "Timber Industry Regula- tion Act Amendment Bill." Land Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Received 2528, 2r. 2607, Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands 2704, Comn. 2706, report 3r. 2707. 2105. 2r. 2181. 2230, Corn., report, Council-Intro, by Minister for Trans- 3r. 2230, returned 2466. port 1802, 2r. 2221, 2442, Corn., re- Council-Received 2196, 2r. 2293, 2442,. port, 3r. 2443, returned 2678. Corn., report. 3r. 2442. xxxii. LAN [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] LOC

Lands- Liberal Party- See also 'Transfer of Land Act AssemblY-c. Mr. Brady as to request Amendment Bill," "War Service for ratepayers' lists 1751. Land Settlement (Land Act Applica- tion) Act Amendment Bill," and Licensing Act- "War Service Land Settlement Assembly-qs. Mr. Hoar as to hotel for (Notification of Transactions) Act Northcliffe 118, Mr. Graham as to Continuance Bill." prosecutions 177, as to cost of pro- Assembly- hibition referendum 762, Mr. Styants as to Permissible alcoholic content Coogee. q. Mr. Fox as to purchase and 1523, Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to com- use 82. pulsory voting 1663. Mr. Graham as Mollerin-Bonnie Rock areas. q. Mr. to prohibition, liquor imports and Cornell as to resettlement 1983. consumption 1813. Mr. Manning as to Servicemen's settlement, qs. Mr. Ack- effect and Government's proposals land as to areas submitted to Com- 2 168. monwealth and withdrawn 27, Mr. Hoar as to State holding-farms and Licensing Act Amendment Bill- diary stock 439. Assembly-Intro, by Mr. Cornell '724, 2r. Settlement opportunities, q. Hon. 1158, 1353, Coin. 1364, report 1382, 3r. F. J. S. Wise as to misleading Press 1441. articles 2604. Veterinary officers and surveyors, q. Council-Received 1416, 2r. 1514, de- Mr. Bovell as to number employed feated 1522. 164. Licensing Court- Council- Assembly-q. Mr. Fox as to alterations Esperance q. Hon. G. Hennetts as to to Hotel Rex 648. Parliamentary inspection 1913. Mt. Barker-Albany, q. Hon. N. E. Loan Bill, £ 14,366,000- Baxter as to conditions of settle- Assembly-Intro, by Premier 1441, 2r. ment and superphosphate supplies 1486. (Message 1754), 2752. Corn., re- 2196. port, 3r. 27152, returned .2758. Council-Received, all stages 2694. Leave of Absence to Members- Assembly,- Loan Estimates, 1950-51- Assemibly-Message 1338, Corn. 1338, Hon. D. R. McLarty (Murray) 738. 2610, 2742, Votes as follows :-Depart- Hon. A. H. Panton (Leederville) 2383. mental 1338, 2610, 2742, Railways and Mr'. Yates (South Perth) 923. 1145. Tramways, Electricity and Gas Sup- Council-- ply, Harbours and Rivers, Water Sup- Hon. R. M. Forrest (North) 1958, ply and Sewerage. Development of 2350. Goldfields and Mineral Resources, De- Hon. G. Fraser (West) 2196. velopment of Agriculture, Roads and Hon. W. J. Mann (South-West) 429. Bridges, Public Buildings, etc., Sun- Hon. H. L. Roche (South) 1556. dries, report 2752. Local Authorities- Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill- See also "City of Perth (Lathlain Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General Park Reserves) Bill," "City of Perth 1614. 2r. 1881. 2070, Corn., report 2014, (Leederville Park Lands) Bill," 3r. 2105, returned 2239. "Perth Town Hall Bill," "Premiers' Conference," "Reserve Funds (Local Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2163, Corn., Authorities) Bill," "Roads Agree- report 2165, 3r. 2197. ment between the State Housing Commission and Local Authorities Bill." and "Superannuation. Sick, Legislative Council- Death, Insurance, Guarantee and See also Constitution Acts Amend- Endowment (Local Governing ment Bills (No. 1) and (No. 3). Bodies' Employees) Funds Act Assemly-qs. Mr. Graham as to refer- Amendment Bill.", endum on retention 1202. Hon. A. R. Assembly- 0. Hawke as to Council's defeat of Busselton camping sites, q. Mr. Brady No. 1 franchise Bill 2104. as to charges 1814. Council-q. Hon. E. M. Heenan as to Employees, q. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to superannuation rates 1812. electors enrolled and voted 240. Moore River area. qs. Mr. Styants as to vehicle fee 921, 961. Liberal and Country League- Plant pools, qs. Mr. Nalder as to Pur- Assembly-qs. Mr. Kelly as to use of chases and assistance 205, Mr. Cor- house as offices 2445, 2509. nell as to tabling file 301. LOC Inc(~~[IDEX TO SUBJECTS.]Mf. MIL xxi.xxxiii.

Local Authorities (continued) - Meat (con tinused)- Council-- Supplies, m. Mr. Perkins to inquire Plant pool account, Q. Hon, L,. A. by Select Committee -1288, Select Logan as to expenditure 2671. Committee appointed 1296, exten- sion of time 1752, report presented Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance 2105, q. Mr. Graham as to recom- Bill- mendations 2226, mn. Mr. Perkins to adopt Assembly-Intro, by Chief Secretary report 2384, not further pro- 2105, 2r. 2172, Corn. 2176, point of ceeded with, q. Mr. Oliver as to ex- order 2177, dissent from Chairman's ports and local needs 1525. ruling 2178, personal explanation, Vealers, qls. Hon. F. J1. S. Wise as to Hon. J, B. Sleeman 2179, report 2181. sale 263. as to effect of indiscrimin- Message, 3r. 2227. returned 2407. ate slaughter 263. Council-Received 2196, 2r. 2289, Cow., Council-- report 2291, 3r. 2351. Frozen mutton and beef, q. Hon. H. C. Strickland as to shipments 67. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill- Kalgoorlie, q. Hon. E. M. Heenan as Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Health to supplies 2076. 2170, Message 2312, 2r. 2312, 2447, Corn. 2449, report, 3r. 2450, Council's Medical Act- amendments 2716. Council-rn. Hon. J, 0. Hislop to dis- Council--Received 2432, 2r. 2470, Corn. allow specialist rules 153, 532. 2482, 2599, report, 3r. 2678, Assembly's message 2693. Medical Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Health 1145, 2r, 1525, 1636, Corn., report 1641, 3r. 1694, returned 1940. Machinery Legislation- See "Inspection of Machinery Act Council-Received 1668, 2r. 1745, 1867, Amendment Bill." Corn. 1863, report 1870, 3r. 1913. Machinery Parts, etc., Secondhand- Medical School- Assembly-cq. Mr. Kelly as to control See "Health." and prosecutions 177. Members Accepting Office of Proflit.- Main Roads- See "'Constitution Acts Amendment See "Roads." Bill (No. 2).' Main Roads Act (Funds Appropriation) Bill- Mental Hospitals- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Works See "Claremont Mental Hospital." 2105, remaining stages 2171, returned 2407. Metropolitan Market- Council-Received 2149, 2r. 2269, 2352. Assembly-q. Mr. Graham as to admit- Corn., report. 3r. 2352. tance of prospective buyers 1284.

Mandurah Boat Slip-_ Midland Railway Company- Council-q. Hon. H. Tuckey as to con- struction and use 1802. See also "'Railways." Assembly-qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment road service license fees 1439, 1484. (Continuance) Bill- Assembly-Received 997, 2r. 1336, 1653, Migration- Corn., report 1656, Sr. 1694. See "]Immigration." Council--Intro, by Honorary Minister for Agriculture 793, 2r. 828, 909. Corn. Milk- 911, report 912, 3r. 955, returned 1669. See also "Dairying." Meat- Assembly- See also "Basic Wage," "Prices Con- Commonwealth scheme, qs. Mr. W. trol" and "Sheep." Hegney as to supplies 327, 1094. Assembly- Country districts, (is. Mr. Hoar as to Consumption and freezing space, q. quantity railed 960, Mr. McCulloch Mr. Kelly as to details 115. as to freight to Kalgoorlie 1144. Kelly report, q. Mr. McCulloch as to Delicensed dairymen, q. Mr. Nimmo supplying copy 882. as to compensation 355. xxxiv. MIL (INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] NAT

Milk (continued)- Mining Act Amendment Bill- Whole milk industry, mn. Mr. Hoar as Assemnbly-Received 1188, 2r. 1334, 1539, to inquiry by Royal Commission Corn. 1545, 1635. report 1694, 3r. 1752, 839. 1146. 1460, qs. Mr. Hoar as to Council's message 1912. appointment of Royal Commission Council-Intro, by Minister for Mines 1814, 2445, Mr. Nimmo as to 793, 2r. 833, 919, 1090, 1130, Corn., re- Quantity produced, Mr. Griffith as port 1130, 3r. 1179, Assembly's amend- to loss of bottles 2703. ments 1728, 1860. Milk Act Amendment Bill- Ministerial Statements- Assembly-Intro, by the Minister for Assembly- Lands 1486, Message 1815, 2r. 1815, Premier and Welshpool-Bassendean 1933. 2000. Corn. 2002, report 2038. Railway Bill and Bassendean 3r. 2105. Marshalling Yards Bill 2427. Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2142. 2205, defeated 2206. Council- Minister for Transport and Welsh- Milk, Powdered- pool-Bassendean Railway Bill and Assembly-ci. Mr. Shearn as to shortage Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill of supplies 1187. 2379. Mines Regulation Act- Ministers of the Crown- Assembly-qs. Mr. Oliver as to control See also 'Acts Amendment (Increase of quarries 325. 439. in Number of Ministers of the Crowvn) Bill." Mine Workers' Relief Fund- Assembly--q. Mr. Cornell as to rumoured Assembly-q. Mr. Mculloch as to in- resignation of Honorary Minister for creasing allowances 598. Housing 1097. Mining- Ministerial Visits- See also "Coal" and "State Products." Assernbly-q. Mr. Fox as to notifying Assembly- members 962. British ex-servicemen. q. Mr. McCul- loch as to number employed and Municipal Corporations Act- cost 1689. See "Roads Agreements Between the Explosives, qs. Hon. E. Nulsen, as to State Housing Commnission and quantity railed to Eastern Gold- Local Authorities Bill." fields 204, Mr. Oliver as to supplies and cost 355, 1690. Gold, ci. Mr. Kelly as to ore mined N. and men employed 355. Gypsum, Qi. Mr. Kelly as to deposits National Savings Groups- and quantities mined 1284. Assembly-q. Mr. Needhami as to par- Iron ore, q. Mr. Kelly as to Koolyan- ticipation by Government employees obbing supplies for Wundowie 1331. 521. Lead, q. Mr. Kelly as to price 261. Minerals, cis. Mr. Kelly as to produc- Native Administration Act Amendment tion 261, as to value and men em- Bill- ployed 355. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Native Prospectors, q. Mr. Marshall as to Affairs 2170, Message, 2r. 2331, not assistance 138. further Proceeded with. Pyrites, qs. Hon. E. Nulsen as to iron in residues 438, as to sulphur for Native Affairs- superphosphate manufacture 1095, Assembly- Mr. Styants as to railings to metro- Alvan H-ouse, Mt. Lawley, q. Mr. politan area 1186. Mr. Kelly as to Graham as to occupation 1485. deposits in Yilgarn district 1285. Citizenship rights, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Council- Coverley as to applications 298. 325. Prospectors, ci. Hion. E. M. Heenan as Derby q. Hon. A. A. M. Coverley as to to assistance 13, mn. Hon. E. M. car hire 138. Heenan as to increasing assistance Derby hospital, q. H-on. A. A. MV. 1265. 1328. 1579, 1742. Coverley as to responsibility for re- Pyrites, qs. as to sulphur for super- pairs 762. phosphate manufacture Hon. R. J. Fitzroy Crossing, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Boylen 1179, Hon. A. L. Loton 1802, Coverley as to establishing institu- as to parliamentary inspection tion 119, 521. 1580. Hon. G. Hennetts 1913. Udialla station. cis. Hon. A. A. M. State Batteries, q. Hon. G. Hennetts Coverley as to lease 204, as to sale as to Coolgardie 2075. of sheep 204. NAT [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] PAR xxxv.

Native Affairs (continued)- Noxious Weeds- Council- Assembly-q. Mr. Graham as to incid- Carrolup Settlement, q. Hon. J. M. ence of Cape Tulip 1144. Thomson as to staff and inmates 2268. Noxious Weeds Bill- Mt. Lawley home for girls, q. Hon. See also "Agriculture Protection Board A. L. Loton as to cost and staff Hill." 1004. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands 923, Message 1206, 2r. 1206, Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- 1649, 1701, Corn. 1701, report 1702, 3r. ment Bill- 1752, Council's amendments 2239. 2303. Assembly-Intro, by Hon. A. A. M. Council's message, Assembly's request Coverley 724, 2r. '757, 1317, Corn., re- for conference 2407, Council's further port 1320, message 2427, conference managers' 3r. 1333, Council's amend- report 2445, Council's message 2466. ments 2239, 2309. Council-Received 1728, 2r. 1804, 1872, Council-Received 1325, 2r. 1576, 1916. 1960, Corn. 1961, recoin. 2015, further 2080, Corn. 2098. report 2142. 3r. 2197. recoin. 2083, reports 2142, 3r. 2197, Assembly's message 2277. Assembly's message 2277. 2351, As- sembly's request for conference 2363. News Agency Control Board- conference managers' report 2428, Assembly's further message 2431. Council--q. Hon. J. M. A Cunningham as to organisation 345 Nurseries Registration- See "Fruit Tree Standards Hill." North-West- See also "Education." "Native Affairs." "Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act 0. Amendment Hill," "Pastoral In- dustry," "State Shipping Service" Obituary- and "State Transport Co-ordination See "Condolence." Act Amendment Hill (No. 2)." Offences Against Females-- Assembly- Assembly-q. Mr. Graham as to number Dental service, q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise of cases 1331. as to mobile unit 2509. Development Committee, qs. Hon. F. J. Office of Profit (Defence of Crown)- S. Wise as to tabinig mnutes 1238, as to recommendations 1580, as to See "Constitution Acts Amendments Carnarvon hospital 1630. Bill (No. 2)." Fitzroy Crossing, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Coy- erley as to police station '737, as to On ions- dumping of building materials 1485, Assembly-qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as as to site for native institution 1580. to price decision on imports from Government employees, q. Mr. Styants Egypt 117, Mr. Kelly as to shortage as to leave concessions 1332. and assistance to growers 138, Mr. Fox Hook worm, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Coverley as to cost, freight and profits on im- as to outbreak at Wyndham School ports from Egypt 300, as to items of 1984, as to outbreak among Forrest production costs 440. River Mission natives 1984. Perishables, qs. Hon. A. A. M. Coverley Opening of Parliament- as to air freight subsidy 1287, 1984. Assembly-7. Point Torment, q. Hon. A, A. M. Coy- Council-i. erley as to deep-sea port 2757. Roebourne school-master, qs. Mr. Orders Discharged- Rodoreda as to transport to Gerald- See "Discharge of Orders." ton 1485, 1524. Shark Bay, qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to Out ports- transport services 1484, 1524. See "Harbours" and "North-West." Council- Development Committee, q. Hon. H. C. Strickland as to constitution and P. meetings 152. Parliamentary Allowances- Disabilities and development, q. Hon. See "Acts Amendments (Increase in H. C. Strickland as to Government Number of Ministers of the Crown) policy 909. Bill" and "Acts Amendment (Allow- Roads, q. Hon. H. C. Strickland as to ances and Salaries Adjustment) provision 1003. Bill." xxxvi. PAR [INJDEX TO SUBJECTS.] POT

Parliamentary Debates- Perth Hospital- Assembly-q. Mr. J. Hegney as to broad- See "Hospitals." casting 29. Perth Town Hall- Parliamentary Superannuation Act- Assembly-q. Mr. Needhamn as to site Assembly-rn. Premier appointment of of new building 880. trustees 140. Council-rn. Minister for Transport ap- Perth Town Hall Bill- pointment of trustees 153. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands 2227, Message 2301. 2r. 2398, (as to Parliamentary Superannuation Act papers 2399), 2451, Coin. 2458, point Amendment Bill- of order 2459, report 2466, 3r. 2509, Assembly-Intro, by Premier 1814, 2r. returned 2657. 1877, Corn., report 1878, 3r. 1933, re- Council-Received 2469, 2r'. 2487, 2588 turned 2042. Corn., report, 3r. 2593. Council-Received 1913, 2r. Corn., re- port 1974, 3r. 2013. Physiotherapists Bill- Parliamentary Tours- Assembly-Intro. -by Minister for Health 1814, 2r. 1883, (Message 1933), 2042, Council--q. Hon. 0. Bennetts as to in- Corn. 2050. report 2051, 3r. 2105, specting Norseman Pyrites industry Council's amendments 2466, 2551, and Esperance light lands 1913. Council's message 2657. Party Funds- Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2158. Corn. Assembly-q. Hon. J. B. Sleeman as to 2270, as to report stage 2351, recoin. contribution 9. 2364, reports, 3r. 2428, Assembly's message 2507, 2593. Pastoral Industry- Pig Industry Compensation Fund- Assembly- Assembly-q. Mr. Fox as to credit, pay- Kimberley leases, qs. Hon. A. A. M. ments and cancellation of levy 300. Coverley as to watering points and tenure 297, as to watering points and development 881, 2038. Pig Swill- Wool, qs. Mr. Kelly as to Common- See "Agriculture." wealth's with-holding of proceeds, etc. 1440, as to justice of Common- Plant Diseases- wealth's action 1440. H-on. A. R. 0. See "Tomato Disease." Hawke as to Premier's views 1440. Council-- Plant Diseases Act Amendment Bill- Kimberley leases, q. Hon. H. C. Strick- Assembly-Received 890, 2r. 1264, Corn., land as to watering points and de- report 1264, 3r. 1287. velopment 1912. Council-Intro, by Honorary Minister for Agriculture '793, 2r. 833, Coin., re- Pensions- port 833. Sr. 875, returned 1270. See "Judges' Salaries and Pensions Hill' and "Superannuation." Plaster of Paris-- See also "Chandler Alunite Works." Personal Explanations- Assembly-qs. Hon. J. 17. Tonkin as to Assembly- transport and price 81, as to exports Mr. Shearn and ruling on Chandler and local requirements 2605. Aluite Works motion 762. Hon. J. B. Sleeman and Bills appro- Police- priating revenue 2223, 2530. Assembly-qs. H-on. A. A. M. Coverley Hon. J. B. Sleeman and Lotteries as to tender for station at Fitzroy (Control) Act Continuance Bill Crossing 737, Mr. J. Hegney as to 2179. station for Bayswater 1095, Mr. Yates Hon. F. J. S. Wise and Bills appro- as to strength of force and court priating revenue 2223, accommodation 2508. Council- Hon. A. R. Jones and Electoral Act Potash- Amendment Bill 1496. Assembly-q. Mr. Fox as to shortage 326. Perth Electricity and Gas Undertakings- Assemnbly-cj. Mr. J. Hegney as to al- Potatos- leged condition of sale 441. See "Agriculture," PRE PEEE~~INDEX TO SUBJECTSJPB PUB xxxvii.XXVI

Premier's Conference- Privilege- See also "Commonwealth and State." Assembly- Assembly-qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to Hon. J. B. Sleeman and inaccurate agenda items 206, as to announce- Press statement 794. ment by Prime Minister 207, Mr. Ack- land as to Federal Aid Roads Agree- Privilege Bills- ment 301, Mr. May as to Federal Aid Assembly-See "Acts Amendment (In- Roads Agreement 356, Ron. F. J. S. crease in Number of Ministers of the Wise as to description of proceed- Crown) Bill." ings 796. Council--See "Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amendment Bill." Prices Control- Probate- See also "Meat." See "Administration Act Amendment Assemably- Bill." Advisory Committee, q. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to justification 115. Profit Margins- Bricks, q. Mr. Styants as to prices See also "Advertising Costs." 2702. Cigarettes, q. Mr. Yates as to increase Assembly-q. Mr. Styants as to expendi- 2704. ture on advertising soaps 759. Commission, Q. Hon. A. ft. G. Hawke as to appointment and consumer Prohibition- representation 761. See "Licensing Act." Commonwealth control, qs. as to sug- gested reversion Mr. Graham 1282, Prospectors~ Mr. W. Hegney 1486. Mr. J. Hegney See "Mining." 1877, Fireworks, q. Mr. Kelly as to charges Public Service- 1632. See also "Government Employees" and Meat, cis. Mr. Oliver as to price in- "Korean War." consistencies 81, Mr. W. Hegney as Assembly-qs. Mr. Graham as to retir- to excess and basic wage 115, Hon. ing age and Transport Board chair- A. R. G. Hawke as to tabling papers man 117, Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to car 115, Mr. W. Hegney as to inquiry mileage subsidy to officers 176, Hon. 115, Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to A. ft. G. Hawke as to car purchase blackmarketing 20'?. Mr. W. Hegney subsidy to officers 298, Mr. Graham as as to eff ect of increase on basic toaiulouncement of reclassification wage 326, as to suggested dc-con- 2703. trol 440. as to explanation of posi- tion 441, as to accuracy of Press Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- report 441, as to fixed and retail mnent Bill- rates 520, Mr. Needham as to Assembly-Intro, by Acting Premier 724, blackmarketing 520. Mr. J. Hegney 2r. 885, 923. Corn., report 924, 3r. 962, as to action by master butchers returned 1255. 1333, 1381. Council-Received 955, 2r. 1093, 1130. Middlemen's charges. ci. Hon. A. R. G. 1179, Corn., report 1180. 3r. 1212. Hawke as to reducing 761. Ministerial conferences, qs. Mr. 3. Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill- Hegney as to statement on pro- Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General ceedings 1877, as to statement by 724, 2r. 759, 818, Cam., report 818, Pnime Minister 1877, Hon. A. R,. G. 3r. 839, returned 1002. Hawkce as to statement on proceed- Council-Received 828, 2r. 880, 919, ings 2226. as to items re-controlled Corn., 2226. report 919, 3r. 955. Miscellaneous increases, q. Mr. Public Trust Office- Graham as to approval 923. Timber, qs. Mr. Styants as to prices Council.-q. Hon. H. K. Watson -as to 2300. 2445, 2702. revenue and expenditure 1413. Woollen materials, q. Mr. Needhamn as to stocks and prices 598. Public Works- Assembly--q. Mr. Nalder as to Common- Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- wealth and State plans 2037. tinuance) Bill- Public Works Act Amendment BHI- Assembly-Intro, by Attorney General Asseinbly-Intro. by Minister for Works 124, Message 886. Zr. 886, 1195, Corn., 724, 2r. 1641, 1696. Corn., report 1701. report 1196, 3r. 1238, returned 1817. 3r. 1752, returned 1940. Council--Received 1219, 2r. 1570, 1685, Council-Received 1728, 2r. 1865, Corn.. 1742. Corn., report 1742. 3r. 1802. report 1867, 3r. 1913. Xxxviii. PUB xxxviii. PUBtINDEXTO SUBJECTS.]RA RAI

Public Works Department- Railways (continued)- See also "Water Supply Department." Diesel trains, Qs. Mr. Perkins as to cost, Assembly-qs. Mr. Graham as to East capacity and earnings of "Wild- Perth workshops amenities 1876. flower" class 354. as to passenger Ron. J. B. Sleeman as to Fremantle traffic 1484. Architectural Branch amenities 1876. Employees, qs. Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke as to regulation against consulting Pyrites- members 298, Mr. Brady as to hous- ing requirements, Midland Junction See "Mining" and "Superphosphate." 1524. Explosives, qs. Hon. E. Nulsen as to quantity railed to Eastern Goldfields Q. 204, Mr. McCulloch as to alternative freight rates 1631. Quarrie- Fares, qs. Mr. Needham as to conces- See also "State Trading Concerns Act sions for children 960, Mr. J. Hegney Amendment Bill." as to Bayswater and Meltham 1630. Assembly-qs. Mr. Oliver as to control Freights, qs. Mr. Ackland as to wheat and inspection 325, 439. haulage on Government and Mid- land lines 735. Mr. McCulloch as to Questions by Members- whole milk for Kalgoorlie 1144, Hon. AssembWy-q. Mr. Styants as to supply- E. Nulsen as to superphosphate and ing copies of answers 140. wheat 1185, Mr. May as to coal and iron ore 1580, Mr. McCulloch as to explosives 1631. as to probable in- crease and concessions to farmers R. 1631. Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Freights and fares, q. Hon. E. Nulsen Discontinuance Bill- as to general increase 1185. Assembly-Received 2172, 2r. 2246, Corn. Horses, q. Mr. Yates as to transport 2250. report, 3r. 2251. 1877. Council-lntro. by Minister for Railways Kalgoorlie and Boulder, qi. Mr. Oliver 1802, 2r. 1972. 2026, 2085, Corn. 2087. as to haulage of non-railway coal report 2087, 3r. 2142, returned 2216. supplies 263. Kalgoorlie-Boulder, qs. Mr. Oliver as Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- to discontinuing service 1439, 2444, continuance Bill- Mr. McCulloch as to connecting Assembly-Received 2407, 2r. 2446 (as State Battery 2102. to procedure 2447), 2528, 2605, Corn.. Kalgoorlie trains, qs. Mr. Styants as report, 3r. 2607. to late running 113, Mr. Kelly as to Council-Intro, by Minister for Railways supply of blankets 1286, as to light- 1802, 2r. 2352, Corn., report, 3r. 2353, ing 1286. returned 2588. Koojedda. qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to construction of new cottages 1750, 2382. Railways- See also ' Bassendean Marshalling Level crossings, qs. Mr. Brady as to Yards Bill," "Midland Railway Com- warning signals 259, 1750. pany" and "Welshpool-Bassendean Locomotives. qs. Mr. Styants as to Railway Bill." "PM" class 113, as to "ASO", "VP" and "PR" classes 203, as to payment Assembly- for "ASO's" 203. 260, as to condition Bassendean works, q. Mr. J. Hegney of "PMA" boilers 204, as to reports on as to appointing compensation com- "PM" boilers 298, as to alleged de- mittee 2758. fects 481, 523, as to spark arresters Bayswater station, q. Mr. 3. Hegney in "PMR" class 539, Mr. May as to as to revenue and fares 1630. Brew spark arrester 598, Mr. Styants Bonnie Rock terminal, q, Mr. Cornell as to use of "PMR" class 599. as to maintenance 2036. Meekatharra-Wiluna. q. Mr. Marshall Bunbury, q. Mr. Guthrie as to fitting as to discontinuing service 480. shop and marshalling yards 1332. Meitham station. q. Mr. J. Hegney as Claisebrook-road footbridge, q. Mr. to revenue and fares 1630. Graham as to reconstruction 354. Merredin, qs. Mr. Kelly as to replacing Cottesloe, qs. Mr. Hutchinson as to barracks 259, as to building in sta- footbridge 137, 440. tion yard 1631. Department, qa. Mr. Brady as to sal- aries for professional vacancies 166, Merredin train, q, Mr. Kelly as to can- Mr. Guthrie as to impending retire- cellation 112. ment of officers 735, Mr. Styants as Midland Junction Workshops, qs. Mr. to tabling annual report 1186, 1238, Brady as to works programme 136, 2167. Hon. E. Nulsen as to retiring as to demotion of new Australian age 2604. 204, as to flooding of traffic ways RAI RAIIINDEX TO SUBJECTS].xix ROA xxxix.

Railways (coniirnued)- Railways Classification Board Act Amend- 260, as to equipment and construc- ment Bill- tion of rolling stock 481. as to trades- Assembly-Received 1097, 2r. 1208, 1262, men and resignations 1144, as to Corn., report 1262, 3r. 1287. migrant tradesmen and housing Council-Intro, by Minister for Rail- 1144. ways 793, 2r. 835, 913, 959, Corn., re- Oversea experts, qs. Mr. Brady as to port 1018, 3r. 1083, returned 1270. engagement 80, as to salaries 168. Passenger traffic, Midland-Perth, q. Regional Development Council- Mr. Brady as to decline 881. Pensioners, q. Mr. Brady as to fare Assembly-qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as concession 2166. to Avon Valley request 81, 521. Plaster of paris, qi. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to transport from Chandler 81. Rent- Professional vacancies, q. Mr. Brady as See Increase of Rent (War Restric- to salaries 166. tions) Act Amendment Bills. Pyrites, qi. Mr. Styants as to tonnage hauled 1186. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill- Rolling stock, qs. Mr. Brady as to pro- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Local vision 136, 481. Government 724, 2r. 78. 798, 901, Single-fare system, qi. Mr. Brady as to Corm. 904, 926, report 962, Sr. 1018, effect 881. Council's amendments 1817. 2119, Spencers Brook refreshment room, q. Council's message 2181. Hon. A. R. G. Rawke as to living quarters 2102. Council-Received 1012, 2r. 1138, 1324, Standard gauge, q. Mr. Needham as to 1369, 1568, Corn. 1588, 1683, report negotiations and Government atti- 1730. 3r. 1802, Assembly's message tude 354. 2099, 2148. Superphosphate, cis. Mr. Styants as to Reserves Bill- haulage costs 137, H-on. E. Nulsen as to increase 1185, Mr. McCulloch as Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands to concessions to farmers 1631. 2105, 2r. 2317, Corn., report, Sr. 2320. Trucks, q. Mr. Styants as to disposal returned 2488. 137. Council-Received 2277, 2r. 2432, Corn.. Upper Darling Range line, q. Mr. Owen report, Sr. 2435. as to disposal of buildings, etc. 598. Returns, etc., Ordered- Water, q. Mr. Hill as to haulage and cost 1523. Assembly- Weishpoul-Bassendean line, q. M r. Chandler undertakings and proposed Brady as to land resumptions 2444. plaster supplies, papers 997. Wheat, qs. Mr. Styants as to haulage Road Closure Bill- costs 137, Mr. Ackland as to freights on Government and Midland lines Assembly-Intro. by Minister for Lands 735, Mr. McCulloch as to concessions 2105, 2r. 2309, as to tabling papers to farmers 1631. 2311, Corn. 2311, report, 3r. 2312, re- Workers' camps, q. Mr. McCulloch as turned 2466. to provision of refrigerators 736. Council-Received 2277, Zr. 2429. Corn., Working results, q. Mr. Styants as to report, 3r. 2431. comparative statement 1439. Road Districts Act- Council- See "Roads Agreements Between the Ballidu, Pithara and ]Jalwallinu. qi. State Housing Commission and Ron. A. R. Jones as to tonnage to Local Authorities Bill." and from 240. Guards and shunters, t. Hon. R. J. Roads-- Boylen as to number employed and See also "Premiers' Conference" and penalised 1003. "Main Roads Act (Funds Appro- Kalgoorlie-Boulder, q. Hon. 0. Ben- priation) Bill." netts as to discontinuing service Assembly- 2469 Canning Highway, q. Mr. Yates as to Kalgoorlie express, q. H-on. G. Bennetts widening 178. as to reinstating 13. Commonwealth aid funds, cis. as to Locomotives, q. Hon. A. L. Loton as to allocation of unexpended balance locking on spark arresters 2678 Mr. Ackland 1329, Mr. Nalder 1485. Superphosphate, qi. Hon. G. Bennetts Country districts, q. Mr. Perkins as as to freight to Salmon Gums and to work allocations 1330. Esperanee 1556. Esperance-Ravensthorpe. qi. Hon. E. Traffic and loco. employees, q. Hon. 0. Nulsen as to improving 205. Bennetts as to educational standard Garrett Road bridge. q. Mr. J. Hegney 1212. as to disrepair 521. Xl. ROA IINDEX TO SUBJECTS.J SEL

Roads (continued) - Rowe, H. S.. File- Great Eastern Highway, qs. Hon. A. Assembly-q. Mr. May as to tabling 738. R. G. Hawke as to improving sec- tions 262. 325. Royal Perth Hospital- Herdsman's Parade, qs. Mr. Ninumo as to widening and resurfacing 2381, See "Hospitals." Mr. Cornell as to responsibility for work 2382. Royal Show- Merredin-Bruce Rock. q. Mr. Kelly as Assembly-ql. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to to bitumninising 178. adjournment of Parliament 762. Mt. Hawthorn, qj. Mr. W. Hegney as to declaring main thoroughfares Rural and Industries flank Act Amend- 738. ment Bill- Northampton, q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands as to permanent maintenance gang 1752, Message 1814, 2r. 1814, 2067, 540. Corn., report 2070, 3r. 2105, returned Northampton-northwards, qs. Mr. Sewell as to continuing 178. Hon. 2320. F. J. S. Wise as to expenditure 760. Council-Received 2083, 2r. 2161, Cam. Northampton Road Board, qs. Mr. 2162, 2216, report 2216. 3r. 2269. Sewell as to assistance 178, 645. Perth-Guildford, q. Mr. J. Hegney as to widening Hayswater-Bassendean section 262. S. Port Gregory and Balline. areas, q. Salt- Mr. Sewell as to grant 645. Scarborough Beach, qs. Mr. Nimnmo Assembly-q-cs. Mr. McCulloch as to im- as to widening 2381, Mr. Cornell as portation from Germany 2168, as to to responsibility for work 2382. local supplies 2168. Southern Cross-Coolgardie, ci. Mr. Kelly as to priming 2225. Sandalwood- Trayning work. q. Mr. Cornell as to Assembly-q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to transport of Doodlakine gang 2704. royalty and price 136. -Trust account, qs. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to contributions '760. Mr. Styants as to Goldfieds expenditure 921, as Sawmills- to Goldfields boundaries 1017. See "Timber." Wundowie. qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as to fovea-crescent 166, as to Scaffolding- township surfacing 2381. See "Inspection of Scaffolding Act Council- Amendment Bill.' Bitumen, q. Hon. A. R. Jones as to costs, supplies and labour 1476. Schools, etc.- Commonwealth aid funds, qs. Hon. A. See "Education." L. Loton as to amount, etc., 191, Hon. L. A. Logan as to use 240, Hon. A. R. Jones as to amount Seeds Act- available 1476. Council-i. Hon. A. R. Jones as to intro- Coolgardie-Norseman-Esperance, Q. ducing amending legislation 2012. Hon. 0. Bennetts as to biturninis- ing 126. Seeds Bill- Iron King Mine, q. Hon. 0. Bennetts as to surfacing 2268. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands North-West and pleasure resorts, q 2105. Message 2301, 2r. 2301, 2395, Hon. H. C. Strickland as to provi- Coin. 2397, report 2398, 3r. 2446, Coun- sion 1003. cil's amendments 2716. Southern Cross. q. Hon. 3. MV.A. Cun- Council-Received 2431, 2r. 2469, 2602, ningham as to bitumninising streets Coin. 2602, report, 3r. 2618, Assembly's 2428. message 2692. Southern Cross-Coolgardie, q. Hon. G. Bennetts as to completion 2196. Select Committees Appointed- Roads Agreement between the State Assembly- Housing Commission and Local Meat supplies 1296, report 2105. Authorities Bill- The Kauri Timber Company Limited Agreement Bill (Joint) 1717, report Assembly-Intro, by Honorary Minister 2227. for Housing 724, 2r7. 1018, 1209. Coin. 1212. 1238, recoin. 1287, reports 1333, Council- 3r. 1382. returned 1636. The Kauri Timber Company Limited council--Received 1370, 2r. 1482, 1575, Agreement Bill (Joint) 1688. report Core.. report 1575, 3r. 1621. 2196. SEW SEW ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.] STASAxi x1i.

Sewerage- Standing Orders Suspension- Assembly-qs. Mr. Styants as to appli- Assembly- cations for installation 325, as to septic tank installations, Kalgoorlie 481, as Close of session 2169. to septic tanks for schools and kinder- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) gartens 647, Mr. Graham as to Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) 931. Summers-street-Joel-terrace area Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 2300, Mr. Nimmo as to removal of Bill (No. 2) 1880. treatment plant 2703. Supply Bill (No. 1) £6.000,000, p. 30. Sheep- Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, p. 1187. See also "Meat." Council- Council--q. Hon. H. C. Strickland as to Close of session 1913, 2350. shipments 67. Commonwealth Hospital Scheme 429, 635. Shipping- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Council--q. Hon. J. M. Thomson as to Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) 949. Fremantle congestion and diversion to Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Albany 572. Bill (No. 2) 1912. Sitting Days and Hours- Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, p. 68. Supply Bill Assembly-rn. Premier 30. (No. 2), £7,000,000, p. 1212. for Transport ad- The Kauri Timber Company limited Council-rn. Minister Agreement ditional day 2350. Bill 1688.. State Aluuuite Industry- Sittings Extended after Midnigt- Assembly- Sec "Chandler Alunite Works" and "State (Western Australian) Alunite Address-In-reply, amendment, want Industry Act Amendment Bill." of confidence (3.41 a.m.) 428. End of session (7.40 p.m.) 2761. Estimates (12.49 a.m.) 2142, (1.14 State Electricity Commission- a.m.) 2568, (2.22 am.) 2676. Sec also "Electricity Supplies." Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment (No. 2 (12.35 a.mn.) Assernbly-qs. Hon. E. Nulsen as to tab- 1957T ling annual reports 118, Mr. Marshall Water supplies, extension of, compre- as to collection of overdue accounts hensive scheme to Mt. Barker (12.38 1017. anm.) 1801. State Electricity Counil- Commission Act- End of session (7.25 p.m.) 2701. Assembiy-m. Mr. Marshall to disallow Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) emergency regulations 748. 850, nega- Act Amendment Bill (No. 2) (1.3 tived 853. a.m.) 2379, (1.21 a.m.) 2507. State Ferries- Soil Conservation- See also "Western Australian Govern- ASSembly-q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to ment Tramways and Ferries Act stimulating officers' work 167. Amendment Bill," Soil Conservation Act-- Assembly-q. Mr. Yates as to discon- Council-rn. lion. N. E. Baxter to dis- tinuance of Mends-street service 82. allow clearing regulation 345. 576. State Forests- Speaker of the Assembly- Assembly-mis. Minister for Forests to Assembly-Hon. C. F, J, North elected revoke dedication 2446, to request 7, congratulations 8, presentation 9. Council's concurrence 2446, Council's message 2466. Stamp Act Amendment Bill- Council-Assembly's resolution, in. Min- Assembly-Intro, by Premier 1238, 2r. ister for Transport to concur 2431. 1382, Coin., report 1383, 3r. 1441, re- turned 1588. State Hotels- Council-Received 1416, 2r. 1514, Corn.. Assembiy-q. Mr. Perkins as to net pro- report 1514, 3r. 1556. fit 921. Standing Orders- Council-Report. of committee presented State Housing Act- by Hon. J, A. Dimmitt 1083, considera- See "Roads Agreements between the tion 1369, 1414, adopted 1415, Mes- State Housing Commission and Local sage 1664. Authorities Bill." STA (INDEX TO 8DBJECTS.1 SUPr

State Housing Act Amendment Bill- State (Western Australian) Mlunite Indus- Assembly-Intro, by Honorary Minister try Bill (continuec)- for Housing 724, 2r. 811, 924, 1019, Council-Received 2149, 2r. 2220, 2291, -Corn., report 1021. 3r. 1097, Council's 2352, Corn., report, Sr. 2352. amendment 1535, 1695, Council's mes- sage 1801, 1838, Assembly's request for Stipendiary Magistrates Act- conference 1841, Council's further .message, Assembly manager substi- See 'Acts Amendment (Allowances 'tuted 1940, conference managers' re- and Salaries Adjustment) Bill." port 1984, Council's message 1993. Council-Received 1090, 2r. 1142, 1327, Sulphur- 1370, 1420, Corn. 1421, report 1476, Sr. See "Mining, Pyrites" and "Super- 1496, Assembly's message 1674, 1725, phosphate." Assembly's request for conference 1852, 1913, conference managers' report 1958, Summer Conditions- Assembly's further message 1960. Assembly--q. Mr. Graham as to dress State Housing Commission- of member 2704. See "Housing," Superannuation and Family Benefits Act State Products-- Amendment Bill- Asssembly-qs. Mr. Kelly as to recorded Assembly-Intro, by Premier 2227. values 355, 441. Message 2302, 2r. 2302, 2393, Coin.. report, Sr. 2394, returned 2466. State Shipping Service- Council-Received 2351, 2r. 2439, Corn., Assembly-qs. H-on. J. B. Sleeman as to report, 3r. 2440. local slipping of mn.v. "Koolinda" 9, 29. statement by Premier 2755. Superannuation and Pensions- Council-qs. Hon. 0. Bennetts as to See also "Judges' Salaries and Pen- m.v. "Kybra's" itinerary 66, H-on. sions Bill" and "Parliamentary H. K. Watson as to freight on blue Superannuation Act Amendment asbestos 19 1. Bill." State Trading Concerns Act Amendment Assembly-qs. Mr. Read as to review Bill- of payments 1438. Mr. McCulloch as Assembly-Received 1019, 2r. 1333, Corn., to payments to part-time Govern- report 1334, Sr. 1382. ment employees 1484, Mr. Shearn as to increasing 1750. Hon. P. J. S. Wise Council-Intro by Minister for Trans- as to increasing 2168, Mr. Guthirie as port 793, 2r. 955, Corn., report 956. to reviewing 2604. 3r. 1004, returned 1370. State Transport Co-ordination Act- Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance, Guarantee and Endowment (Local CottnciZ-q. Hon. H. C. Strickland as to Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds prosecution of carriers 2349. Act Amendment Bill- State Transport Co-ordination Act Assembly-Received 997, 2r. 1264, 1486, Amendment BKill (No. I)- Corn., report 1487, 3r. 1525. Council-Intro. by Hon. A. L. Loton Conncil--Intro. by Honorary Minister '793, 2r, 875, 1133, 1230. 1275. defeated for Agriculture 793, 2r. 836, 912, Corn.. 1281. report 912, 3r. 955, returned 1505. State Transport Co-ordination Act Superphosphate- Amnendment Bill (No. 2)- See "Agriculture." Assembly-Intro, by H-on. F. J. S. Wise 1441, 2r. 1752, 2232. Corn., report 3r. 2239. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,00- Council--Received 2202, 2r. 2443, 2680, Assembly-Standing Orders suspension, Message, Corn. of Supply 30. Corn. of defeated 2691. Ways and Means 65, intro, by Pre- State (Western Australian) Alunite mier, all stages 65, returned 112. Industry Act Amendment Bill- Council-Standing Orders suspension. Assembly-rn. Minister for Industrial received, 2r. 68. Corn., report. 3r. 78. Development leave to intro. 739, M. amendment to adjourn, Hon. J. B. Sleeman 739, (point of order 740) Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000- amendment withdrawn 740, intro, by Assembly-Message, Standing Orders Minister for Industrial Development suspension, Corn. of Supply 1187, Corn. '740, 2r. 1545, 1819, Corn. 1836, 2038, of Ways and Means, all stages 1188. 2113, report, 3r. 2171, returned 2407. returned 1255. SUP [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] TOM xliii.

Supply Bill (No. 2) (continued)- The Kauri Timber Company Limited Council-Received 1185, Standing Orders Agreement Bill- suspension 1212, remaining stages Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Forests 1213. 1441, 2r. 1535, 1702, to refer to Select Committee 1715, Select Committee- Supreme Court-- appointed, request to confer with Council 1717, Council's message 1724, See "Judges' Salaries and Pensions extension of time 2038, report pre- Bill." sented 2227, statement by Premier, mn. Premier to discharge order 2676. Swan Lands Revealment Bill- Council-Assembly's Message, Standing Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands Orders suspension, Select Committee 2446, 2r. 2527, 2607. Corn., report 3r. appointed to confer 1688, as to powers 2607, returned 2716. of Select Committee 1802, extension of time 2013, report presented 2196. Council-Received 2588, 2r. 2678, corn., report, 3r. 2680. Timber- Swan River- See also "Building Supplies" and See also "Bridges" and "Health Act "Sandalwood." Amendment Bill (No. 2)." Assembly- Assembly-qls, Mr. Kelly as to pollution, Amenities for workers, qs. Mr. Hoar and destruction of cormorants 540. as to provision 119, 356. Mr. Shearn as to dredging and legis- Bunbury shipments, q. Mr. Guthrie lation 1282; Mr. Yates as to algae and as to Statistician's figures 522. pollution by Fremantle shipping 1983, Exports, q. Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to Mr. Shearn as to pollution 2036, 2603, Mr. Read as to reclamation and use quantity 27. of land 2104, Mr. Yates as to effluent Production, q. Mr. W. Hegney as to from gas works and power house 2382, statement by Honorary Minister Mr. Brady as to control 27158, Mr. for Housing 1097. Hutchinson as to inspection by mem- Prices, qs. Mr. Styants as to increases bers 2758. 2300, 2445. Sawmills, qs. Mr. Ackland as to intake Swan River Craft- 1145, Hon. A. A. M. Coverley as to road haulage subsidy tn metro- Council-q. Hon. H. Hearn as to legis- politan mills 1440, Mr. Yates as to lation for licensing 1495. precautions against fire 2167, as to departmental regulation 2167. Swearing-in of Members- Council- See "Electoral." Sawmills, q. Hon. A. L. Loton as to intake 191. Swimming Pools, Country- State Housing Commission, q. Hon. Assembly-qls. Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke as L. A. Logan as to supplies received to Government assistance 1282. 2300. 1725.

Timber Industry Regulation Act Amend- T. ment Bill- See also "Inspection of Machinery The Frenmantle Gas and Coke Company- Act Amendment Bill." Assembly-qs. Hon. J. T. Tonkin as to Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Forests compliance with Act 1692, Hon. J. B. 2105, 2r. 2232, 2322, Corn., report, 3r. Sleeman as to action by member for 2323, returned 2466. Fremantle 1693, as to expediting leg- Council-Received 2277, 2r., Corn., re- islation 2038. port, 3r. 2435. The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's Act Amendment Bill- Tobacco Production- Assembly-j Mr. Hoar as to training Assembly-Received 1097, 2r. 1239. 1645, centre and farms 164. (in. amendment Hon. J. B. Sleenian 1646), 2187, Corn., report 3r. 2187. Council-Intro, by Minister for Trans- Tomato Disease- port 793, 2r. 957, 1012. Corn., report Assembly-q. Mr. Sewell as to establish- 1016, 3r. 1083, returned 2165. ing research garden 838. zliv. TOW [IN'DEX TO SUBJECTS.)JE

Town Planning- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-ils. Mr. Needham as to pro- Assemnbly-Intro, by Attorney General posals for metropolitan area 139, as 724, 2r. 163, 891, Corn. 894, report 923, to metropolitan regional plan 205, Mr. 3r. 962, Council's amendment 1535, Read as to rumoured resignation of 1652. Commissioner 327, Mr. Needham as to schemes of local authorities 1283, Council-Received 955, 2r. 1083, 1325. 1691. 1416, Coin. 1417, report 1476, 3r. 1496, Assembly's message 1668. Traffic- Assembly- Transport- City congestion, q. Mr. Needham as See also State Transport Co-ordina- to control '761. tion Act Amendment Hills and Moore River area, cis. Mr. Styants as "Traffic." to vehicle fee 921, 961. Motor car registrations, accidents and Assembly- prosecutions, qa. Mr. Styants as to Board, qs. Mr. Graham as to chair- details 2036, 2103. man and retiring age 117, Mr. Mar- Motorist Mary Ellenor Dargie. qs. shall as to refusal of special permit Hon. F. J. S. Wise as to suspension 1983. of driver's license 599, 647, Mr. Marshall as to medical certificate Bus licenses, qs. Mr. Marshall as to 1331. applications and tenders 259, Mr. Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust, q. Mr. Styants, as to number in metropoli- Brady as to credit balance and re- tan area 259. duction of Premiums 922. Guide dogs for the blind, q. Mr. Northern suburban routes, q. Mr. Graham as to conveyance 838. Shearn as to congestion 2103. Passenger Taxis, qs. Mr. Grayden as to licenses services, q. Mr. Marshall as and service 539, 760, Mr. Styants to metropolitan area 9. as to accident records 2103, 2224. Road haulage. q. Mr. Styants as to Terrace underground conveniences, q. superphosphate 137. Mr. Yates as to removal 179. Truck accidents and width of vehicles, Council- q. Mr. Marshall as to details 923. Board, qi. Hon. H. K. Watson as to administration cost and license Traffic Act Amendment Bill- fees 429. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Local Government 724, 2r. 815, 1190, Corn. Tuberculosis.- 1202, 1487, 1525, report 1580, 3r. 1633, See "Health" and "Health Act Amend- returned 1940. ment Bill (No. 1)." Council-Received 1629, 2r. 1666, 1730. 1859, Corn., report 1859, 3r. 1913.

Tram and Bus Services- V. See also "Western Australian Govern- ment Tramways and Ferries Act Vermin- Amendment Bill." AssembllJ-s. Mr. Kelly as to combat- ing grasshopper pest 80. as to baiting AssemblY- material and inspections 165, as to Cambridge-street route, q. Hon. A. H. poison supplied for baiting 960. as to Panton as to improving service 648. efficacy of poison supplied 1286, Mr. City Beach, q. Mr. Nimimo as to Cornell as to damage by emus 1877. operating suburban routes 2381. Lord-street-Maylands, q. Mr. Graham as to replacement of trains 2225. Vermin Act Amendment Bill- Mends-street-Como service, q. Mr. See also "Agriculture Protection Griffith as to restoring 137. Board Bill." Mt. Hawvthorn, qs. Mr. W. Hegney as Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands to trolley bus service 120, 1096. 923, Message 1205, 2r. 1205. 1649. 2169. Corn. 1649, report 1694, 3r. 1752, North Perth, q. Mr. Needham as to Council's amendments 2172, 2251, improving 480. point of order 2253. Ocean Drive, q. Mr. Nixnmo as to Council-Received 1728, 2r. 1803, 1870. trolley bus extension 2381. Corn. 1870, 1958, recoin. 2013. reports Osborne Park, q. Mr. W. Hegney as 2083, 3r. 2142, Assembly's message to Government service 522. 2216. WAN [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.J woo xlv.

Water Supplies (continued)- W. Council- Want of Confidence in Government- Fremantle, qs. Hon. E. M. Davies as to improving pressure 151, as to Assembly-rn. amendment to Address-in size of mains 151. reply, Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke 344, nega- Metropolitan area, q. Hon. W. J. Mann tived 428. as to services and meters 1555. Wellington Dam, q. Hon. A. L. Loton War Service Land Settlement Agreement as to future demands 2569. (Land Act Application) Act Amend- ment Bill- Water Supply Department- Assemtbly-qs. Mr. Fox as to labour Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Lands 1814, 2r. 1879, 1996, Corn. 1998. report shortage at Frernantle 1814, 1876. 2038,' 3r. 2105, returned 2320. Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Council-Received 2083. 2r. 2157, 2221, Act Amendment Bill- Corn., report 2221, 3r. 2269. Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Water Supply 724. 2r. 802, 948, Corn., report War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- 949, 3r. 982, returned 1188. tion of Transactions) Act Continuance Council-Received 955, 2r. 1016, 1130, Bill- Corn., report 1130, 3r. 1179. Assembly-Received 2119, 2r. 2239. 2323, Corn., report 2330, Sr. 2331. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill- Council-IntrO, by Minister for Agricul- Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Edu- ture 1802, 2r., Corn., report 2035. 3r. cation 2301, Message 2333, 2r. 2333, 2083, returned 2289. 2400, 2407, (Ministerial statement 2427), 2530, mn. Mr. J. Hegney to re- fer to Select Committee 2535. Waterside Workers- negatived 2544, Corn. 2544, report, 3r. Assembly-c. Ron. J. B. Sleeman as to 2545, returned 2657. police search 202. Council-Ministerial statement 2379. received 2507, 2r. 2571, Corn. 2587, report, 3r. 2588. Water Supplies- See also "Country Areas Water Supply Western Australian Government Tram- Act Amendment Bill" and "Water ways and Ferries Act Amendment Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act Bill-- Amendment Bill." Assembly-Intro, by Minister for Edu- Assembly- cation 724, 2r. 820, 926, Corn., report 926, 3r. 962, returned 1188. Barney's Bore, q. Mr. Cornell as to squatters' tank 1983. Council-Received 955. 2r. 1016, 1132. Comprehensive scheme. qs. Mr. Nalder Corn., report 1132, 3r. 1179. as to Collie-Narrogin section 522, as to estimated pumping costs 646, Mr. Wheat- Ackland as to extension to Mt. Barker 703; mn.Hon. A. R. 0. Hawke See "Agriculture." "Bulk Handling as to extension to Mt. Barker 1441, Act Amendment Bill" and "State 1758, m. amendment Mr. Perkins Products." 1769, (point of order 1769, dissent from Speaker's ruling 1770, points of Wire- order 1778, 1784), m. amendment Assembiu-qs. Mr. McCulloch as to sup- Mr. Perkins 1789. plies for Goldflelds market gardeners Oeraldton, q. Mr. Sewell as to addi- '795, as to price of cyclone fencing tional storage 645. wire 1332. Qolddields, qs. Mr. Oliver as to summer requirements 1525, Mr. McCulloch as Wire Netting- to adequacy 1632, as to storage tank, Assembly-q. Mr. Kelly as to shortage Kalgoorlie 1750. of suppies 138. Mundaring-Kalgoorlie, q. Hon. E. Nul- sen as to summer pumping 2604. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and Rate and excess charges. q. Mr. Oliver Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill- as to various towns '737. State-wide flat rate, qs. as to adopting Assembly-Intro, by Hon. A. R. G. Hon. E. Nulsen 597, 2702, Mr. Kelly Hawke 724. 2r. 758, 881, Corn. 868, 1813. 1457, report 1486, 3r. 1525. Yarloop, q. Mr. Manning as to town Council-Received 1504, 2r. 1575. 1860. scheme 1877. defeated 1865. woo (INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] WUN

Wool- Workers' Compensation Bill (continued)- See "Pastoral Industry" and "State Assembly-Intro by Mr. W. Hegney Products." 1441, 2r. 1756, ruled out 2051, dissent from Speaker's ruling 2052, point of Workers' Compensation Act- order 2066. Assembly-qs. Mr. McCuilloch as to printing regulations 737, as to intro- Workers' Homes- ducing amending legislation 2224; Mn. Mr. Oliver as to insurance monopoly See "Housing." for State Government office 847, 1153. 1580, negatived 1588. Wundowie Industries- Council-q. Hon. R. J. Boylen as to pay- See also "Wood Distillation and Char- ments to miners 2569. coal Iron and Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill." Workers' Compensation Act Amendment Assembly-qs. Hon. A. R. G. Hawke as Bill- to capital expenditure 922, as to cost of See also "Bills Appropriating Re- timber mill 961, as to capital value venue." 21566, as to revaluation of assets 2166. xlvii.

INDEX TO SPEECHES.

Explanation of Abbreviations-lr. 2r, 3r, First, Second or Third Reading of a Bill: Corn., Committee of the whole House; in., Motion; ci., Question to a Minister; recoin., Recommitted.

Attorney General and Minister for Police A. and Fisheries, Hon. A. 'V. R. Abbott Abbott, Hon. A. V. R. (Mt. Lawley) - (Mt. Lawley)- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number See "Attorney Qeneral." of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1110. Ackland, Mr. J. H. (Moore) - Address-in-reply, on amendment 387. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 2112. 1104. Basic wage, replies as to amounts allowed Address-in-reply 99, on amendment 516. in compensation 298, as to effect of Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill. 2r. in~crease in meat prices 326. 1531. Business Names Act, reply as to penalty Communism, qs. as to lecture to Uni- for contravention '795. versity students 961, 1017, as to Es- Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. planade meetings and State action 1) 2r. 1634, Corn. 1634, 1694, etc. 1751. Constitution Acts Amendment Hill (No. Estimates-Annual Votes: Education 4), in. 2r. 2509, in reply 2523, Corn. 2342, Public Works and Buildings 2426, 2525, mn. to adopt report 2526, mn. 3r. Lands and Surveys 2631, Railways 2527. 2735. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 855, Federal Aid Roads Agreement, qs. as to Corn. 1168. etc. discussions at Premiers' Conference Electoral, replies as to removal of Boulder 301, as to allocation of funds 13259. postal vote officer 352, as to Boulder Hospitals, q. as to authorisation and postal vote officers 440, as to Melville building programme 1524, as to ac- Postal vote officer 440. curacy of Press report regarding Dal- Estimates--Annual Votes: Crown Law wallinu Plan 2382. Offices 2644, in reply 2659. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Fauna Protection Bill, mn. 2r. 796, in re- Amendment Hill (No. 2), 2r. 1907. Ply 940, Corn. 942, etc., Council's Licensing Act Amendment Bill. Corn. further message, mn. request for con- 1365. ference 2384, conference managers' Loan Estimates: Generally 2747. report 2545. Milk Act Amendment Hill, Corn. 2005. Railways, q. as to Government and Mid- Fisheries- land wheat freights 735. Crayfishing industry, replies as to ad- Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, visory committee's report 482, 523, 2r. 901, Corn. 930, etc. as to close season 523, as to publish- Servicemen's land settlement, q. as to ing advisory committee's report 523. areas submitted to Commonwealth Export of fish, reply as to vendors' and withdrawn 27. proposal 261. State Transport Co-ordination Act License fees, reply as to variation 260. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2236. Undersized crabs, reply as to policing Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, Corn. Of Act 796. Supply 47. 1145. Footwear, reply as to crepe-soled shoes Timber, ci. as to intake of sawmills 1144. Water Supplies, comprehensive scheme, Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), q. as to extension to Mt. Barker '703, Corn. 1195. on mn. as to extension of scheme to Mt. Barker, on amendment 1776. Housing, reply as to letting and prohibi- Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, to tion against children 796. 2542. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act refer to Select Committee Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1953, etc., Council's amendments 2709, etc. Agriculture Minister, Hon. G. B. Wood Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (Central Province)- Bill (No. 1), mn. 2r. 1546, in reply 1941, See "Minister for Agriculture." Corn. 1942. x1viii. xlviii.[INDEX TO SPEECHES.]BA BAX

Attorney General, etc. (continued) - Attorney General, etc. (continued)- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Onions, imported, reply as to price (No. 2), mn. 2r. 1880, in reply 1994, decision 117. Corn. 2011. Plaster of paris, reply as to price 81. Judges' Salaries and Pensions Bill, mn. Potatoes, reply as to fixed and retail 2r. 1999. prices 520. Jurors' fees, replies as to increasing 481, Price control, replies as to suggested as to allowance and previous adjust- reversion to Commonwealth 1282, ment 523. 1486, 1877. Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Prime Minister, reply as to reported m. 2r. 1881, in reply, Corn. 2074. proposed statement 1877. Licensing Act- Re-controlled items, reply as to goods Beer and wine, reply as to permissible aff ected 2226. alcoholic content 1523. Timber, replies as to increased prir~s Northcliffe, reply as to refusal of hotel 2300, as to recommendations for in- license 118. crease 2445. Prohibition poll, reply as to effect in Woollen materials, reply as to stocks liquor imports and consumption in hand and prices 598. 1813. Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- Prosecutions, q. as to number 177. tinuance) Bill, mn. 2r. 886, in reply Referendum, reply as to cost 762. 1195. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1159. Profit margins, reply as to expenditure Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2449, on advertising soaps 759. etc., mn. 3r. 2450, in reply 2450. Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill, mn. Meat Supplies Select Committee, as to 2r. 759. consideration of report 2391. S.P. betting, reply as to introduction of Milk Act Amendment Bill, Cam. 2010. legislation 325. Noxious Weeds Bill, Council's amend- Swan River, reply as to pollution and de- ments 2307. struction of cormorants 540. Offences against females, reply as to number of cases 1331. Traffic- Onions, replies as to cost, freight and Motor car registrations, taxi and pri- profit on imports 300, as to items of vate, reply as to accidents and pro- production costs 440. secutions 2036. Party funds, reply as to contribution 9. Mrs. M. E. Dargie, reply as to sus- Perth Town Hall Bill, Coin. 2463, etc. pension of motor license and Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2050. tabling papers 599, 647, as to medi- Police, replies as to station for Bays- cal certificate issued 1331. water 1096, as to strength of Force Taxi accidents, replies as to statistics and court accommodation 2508. 2103, 2224. Taxi licenses, replies as to increase in Prices- number and service to public 539, Aerated waters, reply as to increased as to number in metropolitan area prices 923. 760. Building supplies, reply as to prices Trucks, reply as to accidents and 2702. width of vehicles 923. Cigarettes, reply as to increased prices Traffic Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1490. 2704. Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Cyclone fencing wire, reply as to price in. 2r. 763, in reply 894, Corn. 894, etc., 1332. Council's amendment 1653. Fireworks, reply as to price variations Waterside workers, reply as to police 1632. search 202. Interstate shipping freights, reply as Workers' Compensation Act Amend- to increased costs 923. ment Bill, 2r., dissent from Speaker's Machinery parts, etc., secondhand, ruling 2059. reply as to price control and prose- Workers' Compensation Act, as to cutions 171. monopoly for State Government In- Meat, replies as to tabling papers con- surance Office 1153. cerning price control, as to rela- tionship of price to basic wage 1.15, as to suggested decontrol, as to ac- curacy of Press report 441, as to B. fixed and retail prices, as to black- marketing 520, as to price increases Baxter, Hon. N. E, (Central Province)- 1333, 1381. Address-in-reply 191. Middlemen's charges, reply as to re- Advertising costs, as to action to re- ducing 761. strain 917. Ministerial conferences, replies as to Agriculture Protection Hoard Bill, 2r. statement on proceedings 1877, 1927. 2226. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Motor tyres and tubes, reply as to in- 1742, 1808, etc., 1849, etc., Assembly's creased prices 923. measure 2199, etc. BAX BAXjI~ENDEx TO SPEECHES.])O BOV xhxlx

Baxter, Hon. N. E. (cant iued) - Bennetts, Hon. G. (continued)- Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1979. 3), recoin. 2078. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Fauna Protection Bill, Coin. 1501. 3), 2r. 2022, Corn. 2024, Sr. 2081. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1429. Corn. 1917, etc. Fauna Protection Bill, Assembly's mes- Health, qs9. as to conveyance of patient sage 2205. to Wooroloo Sanatorium 2075, 2195. Health, q. as to Perth Chest Clinic Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) examinations 1495. Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 954. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) 1626, Corn. 1922, etc. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2281, Hospitals. q. as to Woorolco Sanatorium Corn. 2371, 2500, Assembly's message beds and patients 1495. 2692. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1519. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2282, Lotteries (Control) Act Amendment Corn. 2371, etc., 2506, further recoin. Bill, 2r. 2290. 2597. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2478. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1521. Medical Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Light land settlement, q. as to condi- 1869. tions and superphosphate supplies Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1091. 2196. Mining, as to assistance to prospectors Lunacy Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 2599, 13, as to Government advanice to etc. prospectors 1742, q. as to State bat- Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2206. tery, Coolgardie 2075. Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- Amendment Bill, 2r. 1977, Corn. 2098. ment Bill, 2r. 1977. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1966, etc., re- Parliamentary tours, q. as to inspecting corn. 2017. Norseman pyrites and Esperance light, Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2589. Physiotherapists Bill. Assembly's mes- lands 1913. sage 2594. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2590. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) continuance Bill, 2r. 2353. Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2028. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Railways, Qs. as to reinstating Kalgoorlie. Assembly's message 2148. express 13, as to educational standard, Soil Conservation Act, M. to disallow traffic and loco. employees 1212, as to clearing regulation 345. passenger service, Kalgoorlie-Boulder Standing orders Committeep, report, 2469. Coin. 1414. Reserve Fnds (Local Authorities) Bill, State Housing Act Amendment Bill, As- Corn. 1568. sembly's message 1727. Roads- State Transport Co-Ordination Act Coolgardie-Norseman-Esperance sec- Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1230. tion, q. as to bitumninising 126. State (Western Australian) Alunite in- Iron King Mine road, q. as to sur- dustry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2292. facing 2268. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Southern Cross streets, as to bitu- 2585. minising 2428. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and Southern Cross-Coolgardie section, q, Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, as to delay in completion 2196. 2r. 1860. State Shipping Service, q. as to m.v. "Kybra's" itinerary 66. Bennelts, Hon. G. (South- East Province) - State Transport Co-Ordination Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2684. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Superphosphate, q. as to rail and sea Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1561. freights to Esperance 1556. Address-in-reply 195. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, 2r. 71. Advertising costs, as to action to re- Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. strain 827. 2515. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron 1855. and Steel, Industry Act Amendment Building Operations and Building Ma- Bill, 2r. 1862. terials Control Act Amendment and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1510, recoin. Bovell, Mr. W. S. (Vasse) - 1730. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Acts Amendment (Allowances and 1514, Corn. 1810, 1850, Assembly's mes- Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1396. sage 2198. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Condolence, late Hon. C. F, Baxter 15. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1105. 1), 2r. 2357. Address-in-reply 171. BOV BOV(IUNDEX TO SPECHE S.]BR BRA

Bovell, Mr. W. $- (confinued)- Brady, Mr. J1. J. (Guildford-Midlan) - Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Bill, Corn. 1399, etc. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1246, 1109. Corn. 1251. Address-in-reply 483, on amendment 400, Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. m. amendment 491. 4), Coin. 2525. Appropriation Bill, Coin., 2756, etc. Department of Agriculture, qs. as to Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, 2r. number of veterinary officers employed 2545, Corn. 2550. 164, as to increasing number 539. Busselton Municipal Council, q. as to Drainage, qs. as to Boyanup-Elgin dis- charge for camping sites 1814. tricts, as to making decision 164. Child welfare, q. as to increasing allow- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. ances 1692. 1170. Close of Session, complimentary re- Electricity supplies, q. as to South-West marks 2760. power scheme 1283. Communism, q. as to action by Govern- Estimates--Annual Votes: Lands and ment 961. Surveys 2639. Education, qs. as to improving Guild- Fauna Protection Bill, 2r, 940, Corn. 948. ford school grounds 178, as to subsi- Lands Department, q. as to surveyors dising purchase of duplicators 206. employed 164. Estimates-Speech on financial policy Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 212*. Annual Votes: Miscellaneous 1365. Services 2188. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2004, Factories and Shops Act Amendment etc. Bill, m. Ir, 1814, m. 2r. 2244. Public Works Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Gas supply, qs. as to extension to Bas- 1100. senidean-Midland districts 1186, as to supplies of pipes 1186. Reserves Bill. Corn. 2320. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) Rural and Industries Bank Act Amend- Corn. 1194. ment Bill, 2r. 2068. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), in. The Kauri Timber Company Limited 1r, 1814, m. 2r. 2241. Agreernent Bill, 2r. 17 11. Hospital, Midland Junction, cis, as to War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- maternity ward, as to emergency ward tion of Transactions) Act Continuance 119. Bill, 2r. 2321. Rousing, Midland Junction district, q. Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal as to requirements 1524. Commission 1464. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1900, Boylen, Koji. R. J. (South-East Province)- Corn. 1946, etc., recoin. 1985. Acts Amendments (Increase in Number Liberal Party, q. as to requests for rate- of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. payers' lists 1751. 1225. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Address-in-reply 593. Bill, Corn. 2180. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust, q. as 1), 2r. 2355. to credit balance and reduction of pre- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), miums 922. Coin. 1917, etc. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Railways- Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2289, Crossings, q. as to warning signals Coin. 2498. 1750. Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1092. Midland Junction Workshops, qs. as Mining, as to Government advance to to Programme 136, as to flood water prospectors 1743. 260. as to tradesmen 1144, as to Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- ;migrant tradesmen and housing ment Bill, 2r. 2088. 1144. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2272, etc., Midland-Perth line, q. as to decline of Assembly's message 2595. passenger traffic 881. Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) New Australian, qs. as to demotion at Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2028. Midland Workshops 204. Railways, qs. as to guards and shunters; Oversea experts, q. as to engagement employed and penalised 1003, as to 80. educational standard, traffic and loco. Pensioners, q. as to concessions 2166. employees 1212. Professional vacancies, q. as to salaries Superphosphate, q. as to manufacture 166. at Esperance and sulphur supplies 1179. Rollingstock, q. as to tenders 136. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Rollingstock and equipment, q. as to 2585, Corn. 2587. provision 481. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and Single fare system, q, as to effect 881. Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, Warning signals, qs. as to installation 2r. 1862. at level crossings 259, 1750. Workers' compensation, q. as to pay- Welshpool-Bassendean line, q. as to ments to miners 2569. resumptions 2444. BRA BRA~[INDEX TO SPEECHES-]CHii CHA ii,

Brady, Mr. 3. J. 'continued)- Chairman of Committees in Assembly Reserves Bill, Corn. 2320. (continued) - State Rousing Act Amendment Bill, Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's message 1839. Coin. 898. Traffic Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1492. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Council's Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, amendments 2253. Corn. 897. Swan River, q. as to control 2158. Chairman of Committees in Council and Weishpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Deputy President, Hon. J. A. Dimmitt 2400, Corn. 2544. (Suburban Province) - See also "Diznmitt, Hon. J, A." Brand, Ron. D. (Greenough)- Remarks on Order and Procedure- See "Minister for Works." Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1224. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Corn. C. 1932, Assembly's message 2218, etc. Building Operations and Building Ma- Cardell-Oliver, Hon. A. F. G. (Subiaco)- terials Control Act Amendment and See "Minister for Health." Continuance Bill, Corn. 1677, etc. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Chairman of Committees in Assembly and 1808, 1852, Assembly's message 2195, Deputy Speaker, Mr. c. c. Perkins etc. (Roe) - Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 3), Corn. 2025, etc., recoin. 2078, etc. See also "Perkins, Mr. C. C." Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 1500, etc., Remarks on Order and Procedure- 1559, Assembly's message 2203. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn., point Corn. 1916, etc. of order 1393. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Corn. 1553, etc., Council's further message 2368, etc., 2503, etc., recoin. 2507, fur- 2413. ther recoin. 2607, Assembly'a message Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, Corn. 2691, etc. (point of order 2551), 2551. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Corn, 2482, Buildings (Declarations of Standards) 2600. Bill, Cnm. 1400. etc. Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. (Continuance) Bill, Coin. 911. 1248, etc., Council's amendments 2123, Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1967, etc., re- Council's message 2331. corn. 2017. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Physiotherapists Bill, 4), Coin. 2525. etc. Corn. 2272, etc. Estimnates--Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Services 2135. 2187, Crown Law Offices Assembly's message 2147, etc. 2645, Medical 2674, Public Health 2675. Standing Orders Committee, report, Mines 2719. Coin. 1369, 1415. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 942, etc. Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Corn. 1418, etc. Amendment Bill (No. 2) Corn. 1945. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1871, etc., recoin. 1989, etc. etc., recoin. 2015. Loan Bill £14,366,000, Corn. 2752. Lotteries Control Act Continuance Bill, Chairman (Temporary) of Comnmittees in corn. 2176, etc., point of order 2177, Assembly, Mr. L. L. Hill (Albany)- Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2003, See also "Hill, Mr. L. etc. L."1 Noxious Weeds Bill, Council's amend- Remarks on Order and Procedure- ments 2306. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Corn. (Point of order 2551), 2551. Corn. 029, etc. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill. Corn. Roads Agreements between the State 1252. Housing Commission and Local Auth- Health orities Bill, Coin. 1239. Act Amnendment Bill, Corn. 1194. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Corn. 1021. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Coun- State (Western Australian) Alunite In- cil's amendments 2711, etc., point of dustry Act Amendment Bill, Corn. order 2715. 2116, etc. Perth Town Hall Bill, Corn., Point of Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, Coin. order 2459. 65, 66. Traffic Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1492 CHA CHA[INDEX TO SPEECHES.])O COR

Chairman (Temporary) of Committees in Chief Secretary (continued)- Assembly (continued)- Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- Ruling- ment Bill, 2r. 1317. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill- North-West, Fitzroy Crossing, replies as An amendment to make provision for to dumped building materials 1485, compensation to local authorities for as to establishing native institution in loss of rates occasioned by the con- old post office site 1580. struction of marshalling Yards was Rent increases, reply as to applicatLions out of order as being beyond the to Fremantle court 1238. scope of the Bill 2551. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, in. 2r. 768, in reply 903, Corn. 905. etc., Chief Secretary and Minister for Local 926, etc., Council's amendments 2120. Government and Native Affairs, Hon. State hotels, reply as to net profit 921. V. Doney (Narrogin)- Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance, Guarantee and Endowment (Local Acoustic shell, King's Park, reply as to Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds plans and designs 961. Act Amendment Bill, In. 2r. 1264, Corn. Busselton Municipal Council, reply as to 1487. charge for camping sites 1814. Town Planning Commissioner, reply as City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) to rumnoured resignation 327. Bill, 2r. 2108, Corn. 2109. Town planning, replies as to proposals City of Perth (Lathlain Park Reserves) for metropolitan area 139, as to metro- Bill, 2r. 2384. politan regional plan 205, as to schemes Dry cleaning factory, reply as to erec- of local authorities 1283, 1691. tion in residential area 1485. Traffic, reply as to removal of under- Fire brigades, replies as to Boulder and ground conveniences 179. Kalgoorlie staffs 1485, as to employees' Traffic Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 815, retiring age 2757. Corn. 1492, etc., m. 3r. 1633. Food and groceries, reply as to statisti- cian's figures 166. Gaol, replies as to new site and building Child Welfare Minister, Hon. A. F. Watts operations 2508, as to selecting alter- (Stirling) - native site 2605. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act See "Minister for Education." Amendment Bill (No. 1). mn. 2r. 932, Coin. 935. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Cornell, Mr. G. M., F.F.I.A., F.C.I.A., Amendment Bill (No. 2). m. 2r. 1718. F.C.I.S., A.C.A. (Mount Marshall)- in reply 1911, Corn. 1944, etc., recoin. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number 1985, etc., Council's amendments 2657, of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. etc., 2707, etc., Council's message. m. 1104. request for conference 2722, confer- Address -in -reply 674. ence managers' report 2752, etc. Building supplies. q. as to production Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act, 259. reply as to suggested amendment 2226. Ernus, q. as to damage in noath-eastern Liberal Party, reply as to requests for wheatbelt 1877. ratepayers' lists 1751. Honorary Minister for Housing, q. as to Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, rumour of resignation 1097. m. 2r. 2172. in reply 2175, Coin. 2180. Land settlement, q. as to Mollerin- Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust, reply as Bonnie Rock areas 1983. to credit balance and reduction of Licensing Act Amendment Bill, m. 1r. premiums 922. 724, m. 2r. 1158, in reply 1363, Corn. Native Administration Act Amendment 1364, etc. Bill, m. 2r. 2331. Local authorities, q. as to plant pools 301. Native Affairs- Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Alvan House, Mt. Lawley, reply as to Bill, Corn. 2176. etc. occupation by girls 1485. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1702. Citizenship rights, replies as to opposed Railways, Bonnie Rock terminal, q. as applications 298, as to successful to maintenance 2036. applications 325. Roads, qs. as to responsibility for work Derby, reply as to departmental car on Herdsman's-parade and Scar- hire and refund 138. borough Beach-road 2382, as to trans- Fitzroy Crossing, replies as to estab- port of Doodlakine gang 2704. lishing institution 119, 521. Superphosphate, qs. as to subsidy on Forrest River Mission natives, reply as undelivered orders 262, as to use of to outbreak of hookworm 1984. water-damaged cornsacks as containers Native hospital. Derby, reply as to 2703. collapse and responsibility for re- Water supplies, as to extension of com- building 762. prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, on udialla station, reply as to sale of amendment 1790, q. as to squatter's sheep 204. tank at Barney's Bore 1983. Coy [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] CUN

Coverley, Hon. A. A. MW.(Kiberley)- Craig, Hon. L. (South-West Province)- Acts Amendment (Allowances and Acts AmencimenL (increase ini Number Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1396. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Address-in-reply, on amendment 508. 1223. on in- to adopt 556. Address-in-reply 349. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Advertising costs, as to action to re- Bill, Corn. 1401. strain 915. Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Bees Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2485. 1527. Building Operations and Building Ma- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Cam. terials Control Act Amendment and 1168, etc. Continuance Bill, 2r. 1508, Corn. 1674, Estimates - Annual Votes: Miscel- etc., recoin. 1728, Assembly's message laneous Services 2190, Public Works 2156. and Buildings 2561. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 898, Corn. 1140, 1851, Assembly's message 2200. 942, etc. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. H-alls Creek, qs. as to provision of school 3). 2r. 2019. Corn. 2024, recoin. 2018. 521, as to tenders 1984. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 1498. Assembly's message 2203. industrial Development Director, as to Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. production of papers, M. to discharge 1623, point of order 1624, Corn. 1919. Order 1156. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Metropolitan sawmills, Q. as to road Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1006. haulage subsidy 1440. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Native Affairs- Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2365. Corn. 2370, etc., 2502, further recoin. Citizenship rights, qs. as to proposed 2597. applications 298, as to successful Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1518. applications 325. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2480, Derby, q. as to departmental car hire Coin. 2599, etc. and refund 138. Medical Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 1870. Fitzroy Crossing, qs. as to establish- Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1961, etc. ing institution 11.9, 521. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2489. Hookworm, qs. as to outbreak at For- Physiotherapists Bill, Cam. 2271, etc. rest River Native Mission, as to out- Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) break at Wyndham school 1984. Discontinuance Bill. 2r. 2030. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Native hospital, Derby, q. as to re- Assemblyv's message- 2147, etc. s5ponsibility for repairs '762. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, Udialla station, qs. as to lease, as to Corn. 1426, Assembly's message 1128. sale of sheep 204. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1278. ment Bill, mn. Ir. 724. m. 2r. 757, in Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Cam. 1871. reply 1319, Council's amendments 2309, Cunningham, Hon. J. M. A. (South-East Nor t-West- Province) - Fitzroy Crossing. qs. as to dumped Acts Amendment (Allowances and building materials 1485, as to Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1560. establishing native institution on Acts Amendment (Increase in Number old post office site 1580. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Pastoral leases, qs. as to watering 1226. places and tenure 297, as to water- Address-in-reply 156. ing paints and development 881. Advertising costs, as to action to re- 2038. strain 916. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Perishables, q. as to subsidy on trans- Assembly's message 2219. port 1984. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Point Torment, q. as to provision of 1), 2r. 2358. deep sea port 2757. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Police, q. as to station at Fitzroy 3), Corn. 2025, recoin. 2078. 3r. 2081. Crossing 737. Education, q. as to Kalgoorlie Technical Vegetables, q. as to aerial freight School equipment 2013. subsidy 1281. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 1500. 1), £6,000,000, Corn. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Supply Bill (No. Corn. 1917, etc. of Supply 61. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) The Kauri Timber Company Limited Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. Agreement Bill, 2r. 1702. 2502. Timber Industry Regulation Act Amend- Mining, as to Government advance to ment Bill, 2r. 2322. prospectors 1269. liv. CUN liv.[INDEXCUN TO SPEECHES.] FIS'

Cunningham, Huon. J1.M. A. (continued- Davies, Hon. E. M. (continued)- Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 919. The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1013. ment, Bill, 2r. 1978. Water supply, qs. as to improving pres- Newsagency Control Board, q. as to or- sure, Fremantle districts 151., as to size ganisation 345. of mains 151. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2271, etc., lAssembly's Message 2594, etc. Deputy Premier- Roads, q. as to bituminising Southern See "Minister for Education." Cross streets 2428. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Deputy President, Hon. 3. A. Dirniitt Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2688. (Suburban Province)- See "Chairman of Committees in Council and Deputy President." D. Deputy Speaker, Mr. C. C. Perkins (Roe)- Davies, Hon, E. M, (West Province)- See "Chairman of Committees in As- Address-in-reply 578. sembly and Deputy Speaker." Administration Act Amendment Bill, m. 1r. 2196, mn. 2r. 2295, Corn. 2441. Diinmitt, Hon. J. A. (Suburban Province)- Building Operations and Building See also "Chairman of Committees in Materials Control Act Amendment Council and Deputy President." and Continuance Bill, Corn. 1675, etc., Address -in -reply 535. recoin. 1730. Advertising costs, as to action to re- Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. strain, point of order 918. 909. Close of session, complimentary remarks Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 2700. 1), 2r. 2099. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill Education, qs. as to Hilton Park school (No. 1), 2r. 2353. accommodation 310, 2677. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Fishing industry, q. as to mooring facili- 2), 2r. 2270. ties for boats, Fremantle 2569. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Fremantle Harbour, qs. as to Tydeman 3), 2r. point of order 2021. report on extensions 126, as to state- Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill, ment on Tydeman report 2678. 2r. 2099. Health Act, to disallow biograph box Hospitals, q. as to Midland districts regulations 874. proposal 2142. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1). 2r. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) 1628. Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Stand- Housing, qs. as to rental homes and ing Orders suspension 950. permits 66, as to workers' homes, White Increase of Rent (War Restrict~ions) Gum Valley 2677. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2366. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1011. ment Bill, 2r. 1133. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1518. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2288, Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2589. Coin. 2374, 2505. Physiotherapists Bill, as to report stage Inspection of Machinery Act Amend- 2351. ment Bill, 2r. 2442. Standing Orders Committee, report pre- Medical Act Amendment Bill, Corn. sented 1083. 1869. The Fremantle Gas and Coke Com- Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2205. pany's Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1015. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2488. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2274. 2583. Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2028. Doney, Hon. V. (Narrogin) - Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, See "Chief Secretary." Assembly's message 2147. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, 2r. 1324, Corn. 1684, Assembly's mes- sage 2147. E. Road Closure Bill, Corn. 2431. Education Minister, Hon. A. F. Watts, State Transport Co-Ordination Act (Stirling) - Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1276. See "Minister for Education." Superannuation and Family Benefits Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2440. IF. Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance. Guarantee, and Endowment (Local Fisheries Minister, lBon. A. V. R. Abbott Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds (Mt. Lawley)- Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 912. See "Attorney General." FOR FOR ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.] FRAAlv lv.

Forests Minister, Hon. G. P, Wild (Dale) - Fox, Mr. T. (continued)- See "Minister for Housing." Road Closure Bill, Corn. 2311. Water Supply Department, cis. as to Forrest, Hon. R. MW.(North Province)- labour shortage at Fremantle 1814, 1878. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Workers' Compensation Act, as to of Ministers of the crown) Bill, 2r. monopoly for State Government In- 1225. surance Office 1584. Address-in-reply 63'7. Condolence, late Hon. C. F. Baxter 15. Fraser, Hon. G. (West Province)- Acts Amendment (Allowances and Fox, Mr. T. (South Fremantle)- Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1565. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1116. 1222. Address-in-reply 466, on amendments Address- in- reply, 724. 374, 509. Advertising costs. in. as to action to Administration Act Amendment Bill, 2r. restrain 821, in reply 917, point of 2186. order 918. Building Operations and Building Building Operations and Building Ma- Materials Control Act Amendment terials Control Act Amendment and and Continuance Bill, Council's amend- Continuance Bill, Corn. 1675, etc., ments 2121. recoin. 1729. Chandler Alunite Works, q. as to shortage Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. of potash 326, on m. papers, as to 174 1. undertakings and resignation of Mr. Commonwealth scheme, as to effect on Fernie, dissent from Speaker's ruling Hospital Benefits Act 636. 747. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1431. Coogee beach, q. as to pollution 441. Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 1227, Coin. Coogee land, q. as to purchase and use 1496, etc., 1557, etc., recoin. 1621. 82. Fremantle Harbour, qs. as to extension Director of Education, new appointment, and railway deviation 12, as to test q. as to consideration of local appli- bores for new bridge 190, cants 2166. Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amend- E~stimates--Annual Votes: Miscellaneous menit Bill, 2r. 957. Services 2188, 2194, Medical 2671. Health Act, to disallow biograph box Fisheries- regulations 873. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. Crayfishing industry, qs. as to advisory 1624. point of order 1624. committee's report 482. 523. as to Housing, qs. as to Hilton Park contracts publishing report 523. 12, as to additional McNcss homes 66. Export of fish, q. as to vendors' pro- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) posal 261. Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Stand- Fremantle Harbour, qs. as to congestion ing Orders suspension 950, 2r. 1007. and labour employed, as to port dues Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1517. and labour costs 520. Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment Hearing aids, q. as to issue to indigent (Continuance) Bill, 2r. 832, Corn. 911. people 440. Medical Act, to disallow specialist rules Housing, qs. as to MeNess Housing Trust 533. funds and homes built 300, as to pay- Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1092. ments in excess of instalments 439, as Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- to rentals arfd flooring, Mulberry Farm ment Bill, 2r. 1131. Flats 922. Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Corn. 919. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1892. Corn. 'Railways Classification Board Act 1946, etc., recoin. 1987, Council' s Amendment Bill, 2r. 913. amendments 2709, etc. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Licensing Court, q. as to alterations to 2r. 1369, Corn. 1568, etc. Hotel Rex 648. Soil Conservation Act, to disallow clear- Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, ing regulation 577. Coin. 2177. Standing Orders Committee, report. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2001. Corn. 1414, etc.. Ministerial visits, q. as to notifying mem- State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. bers 962. 1372, Corn. 1421. etc., Assembly's mes- Onions, qs. as to cost, freight and profit sage 1726. on imports 300, as to items of produc- State Transport Co-Ordination Act tion costs 440. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1235. Pig Compensation Fund, q. as to credit, etc., 300. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, 2r. 68. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, Stand- Coin. 929. ing Orders suspension 1212, 2r. 1213. FRA FRA(t[NDEX TO SPEECHES.] GRAIB

Fraser, lion. G. (continued)- Graham, Mr. H. E. (continued)- The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's Rousing (continued)- Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1014. Letting and prohibition against child- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, ren, q. as to prosecutions 796. Corn. 1418, etc. Local authorities, q. as to objections Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage 258. Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1136. Permits, qs. as to policy of granting 177, as to number issued 324. Western Australian Government Tram- Pre-fabricated homes, q. as to tenders ways and Ferries Act Amendment 1237. Bill, 2r. 1132. Rental homes, qs. as to number built and cost 300. as to applications out- standing 523. G. Single persons, q. as to permits 736. Small unit homes, q. as to number Graham, Mr. H. E. (East Perth)- allocated 324. Acts Amendment (Allowances and State Housing Commission, qs. as to per- Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1387, mit to build furniture factory 323, as Corn. 1397. to alterations to Commercial Bank Acts Amendment (Increase in Number building 480. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act 1100. Amendment Bill (No. 2), q. as to intro- Address-in-reply, on amendment 424, duction 1580, 2r. 1904, recoin. 1986, etc., on m. to adapt 624. Council's amendments 2657, 2714, etc. Arbitration Court, q. as to basic wage Legislative Council, q. as to referendum and child endowment 137. on retention 1282. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1353. Bill, M. 1r. 763, m. 2r. 997, in reply Licensing Act, qs. as to prosecutions 177, 1369, Corn. 1399, etc., in. to discharge as to cost of proposed referendum 762, Order 1486. as to prohibition, liquor imports and Building Operations and Building consumption 1813. Materials Control Act Amendment Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1071, Corn. Corn. 2176, dissent from Chairman's 1081, etc., Council's amendments 2121. ruling 2178. Bus services, q. as to Lord -street-May- Meat supply, Select Committee's recom- lands route 2225. mendations, q. as to consideration by Coal, q. as to report on Cardiff supply 80. Government 2226. Communism, q. as to University Labour Metropolitan market, q. as to admittance Club 061. of prospective buyers 1284. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Migrants, q. as to Holden Camp inmates 4), 2r. 2518. and employment 2102. East Perth Cemetery, qs. as to Govern- Native affairs, qi. as to occupation of ment's proposals 165, as to commit- Alvan House by girls 1485. tee's report 1095, as to committee's Noxious weeds, q. as to incidence of further report 2103. Cape tulip 1144. Education Department. qs. as to housing Offences against females, q. as to num- cultural sections 354, 597, ber of cases 1331. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Coin. Parliamentary Superannuation Act 1175,- etc. Amendment Bill, 2r, 1878. Electricity supplies, q. as to South Fre- Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2452, Corn. mantle power station 2166. 2460, etc. Fauna Protection Bill, Cam. 944, etc. Prices, qs. as to recent increases 923, as Furniture factories, q. as to number in to reversion to Commonwealth control metropolitan area 324. 1282. Government employees, q. as to number Public servants and teachers, q. as to 177. announcement of reclassifications 2703. Health, q. as to deaths from cancer and Public Service, q. as to retiring age and tuberculosis 702. Transport Board chairman 117. Public Works Department, q. as to Housing- amenities at East Perth workshops Applications for dwellings, etc., q. as to 1876. number outstanding 139. Railways, q. as to Claisebrook-road foot- Commonwealth-State homes, qs. as to bridge 354. cost, rent, etc., as to day labour con- Royal Perth Hospital, q. as to patient's struction, as to building rate 353, as belongings 352. to report on day labour cost 354. Sewerage, q. as to installing, Summers- street-Joel- terrace area 2300. Cut on loans, qs. as to action by Com- State Housing Act Amendment Bill. 2r. monwealth Bank 796, 839. 1019, Council's amendment 1696. Furniture factory, q. as to permit to Summer conditions, q. as to dress of an build 323. hon. member 2704. Homes for immigrants, q. as to per- Transport, guide dogs for the blind, q. mits 79. as to conveyance 838. GRA GRA(~INDEX TO SPEECHES.] ~ GRI Ivii.vi

Gray, Hon. E. H. (West Province)- Grayden, Mr. D., B.A. (Nedlands)- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Address-in-reply 207, on amendment of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 398. 1219. Bread, q. as to hygienic methods of Address-in-reply 16. handling 1187. Administration Act Amendment Bill, Building supplies, q. as to licenses for Corn. 2441. milling timber 1017. Advertising costs, as to action to re- Building Operations and Building Ma- strain 878, terials Control Act Amendment and Building Operations and Building Continuance Bill. 2r, 1078. Materials Control Act Amendment Children's Protection Society, q. as to and Continuance Bill, Corn. 1874, etc., land for new premises 2166. recoin. 1728, Assembly's message 2157. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn, 1174. 1809, etc., 1849, Assembly's message Estimates-Speech on financial policy 2198, 2131. Close of session, complimentary remarks Housing, qs. as to sale of rental homes, 2700. as to charges on war service homes. Condolence, late Hon. C, F. Baxter 14. 116. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. TIcrease of Rent (War Restrictions) Act 1), mn. Irn 1806, mn. 2r. 1978, in reply Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1899, re- 2362. corn. 1990, etc. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance 3), 2r. 2023, Cam. 2024. etc., recoin. Bill, Corn. 2180. 2076 etc. Medical school, q. as to Government's Country Areas Water Supply Act plans 140. Amendment Bill, 2r. 1859, Corn. 1860. Transport, qs., as to taxi licenses and Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1434. service 539, as to taxi licenses in Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill, metropolitan area 760. mn. Ir. 1852. m. 2r. 1975. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. Grimfth, Mr. A. F. (Canning)- 1664, Corn. 1914. Health Act, to disallow biograph box Acts Amendment (Allowances and Sal- regulations 874. aries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1397. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Address- in-reply 140, Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Aged Women's Home, ql. as to date of Orders suspension 949. 2r. 953. completion 1382. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Amendment Bill (No. 2). 2r. 2212. Bill, Corn. 1399, etc. Cam. 2369, etc. 2505. Building Operations and Building Ma- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment terials Control Act Amendment and Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1972. Continuance Bill, 2r. 1079. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1L519. Education, q. as to pre-fabricated Lotteries (Control) Act Amendment Bill, schools at East Belmont and Riverton. 2r. 2290. as to date of completion 2225. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2473, Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Corn. 2482. 1176. Medical Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous 1869. Services 2134, Public Works and Build- Perth Town Hall Bill, Z2r. 2589. ings 2422. Physiotherapists Bill, Cam. 2215. Fire Brigades Board, q. as to employees Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- retiring age 2757, ment Bill, 2r. 1131. Gaol, new, q. as to selecting alternative Railways Classification Board Act site 2605. Amendment Bill, 2r. 913. Housing, War Service Homes Act, qs. as Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, to increasing maximum mortgage Corm. 1685. amount 736, 1237. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) 1327, Corn. 1422, Assembly's message Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1901, 1726. Corm. 1948 etc., recoin. 1988. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Loan Estimates-Generally 2745. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1234. New Causeway construction. Q. as to ex- State Transport Co-Ordination Act pediting 539. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2687. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, State (Western Australian) Alunite In- Corn. 930. dustry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2291. Tram service, q. as to restoring Mends- The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's street-Como route 137. Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1012. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and 2337, to refer to Select Committee Steel Industry Act Amendment, M. Ir. 2540. 1504, m. 2r. 1575. in reply 1865. Wholemilk, q. as to loss of bottles 2703. GUT GUT ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.])A HAW

Guthrie, Mr. F. (Bunbury) - Hawke, Bion. A. R. G. (continued)- Address-in-reply 170, on amendment Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (Na. 506. 1), m. 1r, 1097, mn. 2r. 1458, Corn. Cement, qs. as to establishing industry 1634, etc, 1694. at Bunbury 115, as to shell leases and Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. manufacture, Bunbury 166. 3), 2r. 2411. Collie river, q. as to dredging mouth 2508, Country Areas Water Supply Act Estimates-Annual Votes: Education Amendment Bill, 2r. 1636. 2341. Public Works and Buildings Education- 2423, Lands and Surveys 2644. Iron and steel industry, qs. as to estab- Baker's Hill, q. as to new school 116. lishment and site 519, 2509. Curiderdin, Q. as to erection of pre- Railways, qs. as to impending retire- fabricated school 2102. ment of officers 735, as to Bunbury Cycle sheds and racks, qs, as to pro- fitting shop and marshalling yards vision 1632, 1812. 1332. Northam, qs, as to high school staff Superannuation and pensions, q. as to 116, 'as to establishment of full- reviewing 2604. time technical school 795, 2380, as Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000 Cont of to cycle rack at high school 1281, Supply 61. 1485, as to effecting improvements, Timber, q. as to Bunbury export figures State school grounds 1485, 1632, as 522. to hostel accommodation for Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal students 2166, as to manual train- Commission 1153. ing centre 2445. Estimates-Speech on financial policy 2129. Annual Votes: Miscellaneous HI. Services 2135, etc., Public Works and HaUl, Hon. W. R. (North-East Province)- Buildings 2419. Address-in-reply 435. Food and groceries, q. as to statistician's Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. figures 165. 1), 2r. 2356. Government policy, q. as to member's Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. criticism 167. 3). recoin. 2076, 3r. 2081. Health, q. as to infant mortality, Nor- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. tham 81, 1660, Corn. 1915, etc. Mining, as to Government advance Hospitals, qs. as to Dalwallinu deputa- to prospectors 1268. tion 2382, as to version of member Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1130. for Moore 2383, as to staff quarters Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- and over-all plan, Cunderdin 2102. ment Bill, 2r. 2094. Housing- Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, 2r. 1370. Commonwealth-State homes, qs. as to maximum rentals 258, 2382, mn. as to maximum rentals 751, in reply Hawke, Hon. A. R. G. (Northanm)- 1156. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Cunderdin, q. as to contract for rental of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. homes 760. 1113. Address-in-reply 327, m. amendment Departmental homes, q. as to alloca- 344, on further amendment 514. tIon 78. Atlas Engineering Co., q. as to Govern- Northam, qs. as to rental homes, 116, ment advances and guarantees 922 , 760, as to pre-fabricated homes Avon River, qs. as to cleansing and im- 2301. proving, Northam 117, as to flow and Press report of Housing Minister's safeguards '795. speech, q. as to accuracy 482. Bulk handling, qs. as to silo, Grass Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Valley 117, as to bins at Grass Valley, Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1885, Quelagetting and North Cunderdin Corn. 1943. etc., recoin. 1991, Council's 179. amendments 2657, 2707 etc. Chandler Alunite Works, undertakings Industrial Development Director, as to and resignation of Mr. Fernie, as to resignation of Mr. Fernie, mn. papers tabling papers, personal explanation 849, Point of order 849. by Mr. Shearn, Point of order 763, on in. to inquire by Select Committee Legislative Council franchise, q. as to 1607. defeat of Bill 2704. Close of session, complimentary re- Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1366, marks 2759. Corn. 1364 etc. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, Local authorities, q. as to superannua- 3r. point of order 2171. tion rates for employees 1812. HAW HAW[INDEX TO SPEECHES.] HEAHA lxlix,

Hawke, Hon. A. R. G. (continued)- Health Minister, Hon. A. F. G. Cardeli- Prices Control- Oliver (Subiacol- Appointment of Commission and con- See "Minister for Health." sumer representation, q. as to Gov- ernment's intention 761. Hearman, Mr. J. M. (Blackwood)- Meat, qs, as to tabling papers regard- Address- in -reply 167. ing meat price control 115, as to Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. blackinarketing and Minister's port- 1244, Corn. 1247, etc., Council's folio 207. amendments 2123. Middlemen's charges, q. as to reduc- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. ing 761. 1172, etc. Onions, imported, q. as to price de- Electricity supplies, q. as to South-West cision 11.7. scheme charges 257. Prices, qs. as to statement on Minis- mstiinatm--Speech on financial policy terial conference proceedings, as to 1662. Annual Votes: Public Works items re-controlled 2226. and Buildings 2467, Lands and Surveys Public Service, q. as to car purchase 26293. subsidy to officers 298. Flax, q. as to production requirements Railways- 1333. Employees consulting members of Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Parliament, q. as to by-law prohibit- Act Amendment Bill (No. 2). 2r. 1903. ing 298. Corn. 1956, recoin. 1991. Seeds Bill, Corn. 2397. Koojedda employees, qs, as to provi- on sion of new homes 1750, 2382. Superphosphate, q~s. as to subsidy Spencers Brook refreshment rooms, undelivered orders 881. as to obtain- q. as to living quarters 2102. ing supplies from New Zealand 1751, Regional Development Council, qs. as to as to importing supplies 2703. Avon Valley request 81, 521. Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Commission 1466. 2r. 798, Corn. 904, etc., 926, etc. Roads, qs. as to surfacing fovea- Hearn, Hon. H. (Metropolitan Province)- crescent, Wundowie, 166, as to improv- Acts Amendment (Allowances and ing sections of Great Eastern-highway Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1564. 262, 325, as to surfacing Wundowie Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of township roads 2381. Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1225. Standing Orders suspenision, close of Address -in-reply 240, point of order 242. session 2169. Advertising costs, as to action to restrain State (Western Australian) Alunite In- 827. dustry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 11119, Building Operations and Building Coin. 1836, etc., 2039, etc., 2114, etc. Materials Control Act Amendment Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance, and Continuance Bill, Corn. 1674, etc., Guarantee and Endowment (Local recoin. 1729, etc. Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds Condolence, late Hon. C. F. Baxter 15. Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1486. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Swimming pools, country, qs. as to Gov- 3), 2r. 2021. ernment assistance 1282, 2300. Health Act, to disallow biograph box regulations 872. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Council's Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) amendments, point of order 2253. Corn. 1916. Water supplies, mn. as to extension of Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act comprehensive scheme to Mt. Barker Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing 1441, point of order 1769. mn. dissent Orders suspension 950, 2r. 953. from Speaker's ruling 1770, point of Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act order 1778, on amendments 1778 (point Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2278, of order 1784), 1795. Corn. 2370. etc., 2499. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, to Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment refer to Select Committee 2543. Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1972. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- and Steel Industry Act Amendment ment Bill, 2r. 1012. Bill, In. ir. '724, mn. 2r. 758. in reply Licensing Act Amendment Bill, m. Ir. 865, Corn. 869, 1458. 1416, 2r. 1517. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2588. Wool proceeds, q. as to Premier's views Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2277. 1440. Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- Workers' Compensation Act Amendment tinuance) Bill, 2r. 1685. Bill, 2r. -dissent from Speaker's rul- Royal Perth Hospital. ql. as to charge to ing 2061. visitors 2268. Wundowie industries, qs. as to capital State Housing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. expenditure 922, as to cost of timber 1424, Assembly's message 1726. mill 961, as to capital value, as to re- Swan River craft, q. as to legislation for valuation of assets 2166. licensing 1495. lx. BlEA [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] HEG

Hearn, Hon. H. (continued)- Hegney, Mr. J. (IMiddle Swan)- Welsbpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r, Acts Amendment (Increase in Number 2585. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and 1115. Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, Add ress- in- reply, on amendment (point 2r. 1864. of order 399) 507, on m. to adopt 658. Argentine Ant campaign, q. as to sup- Heenan, Hon. E. M. (North-East Pro- plies of D.D.T. 2226. 'nnce)I- Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, 2r. Acts Amendment (Allowances and 2411, Corn. 2550. Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1560, Bassendean railway works, q. as to ap- Corn. 1565. pointing compensation committee Acts Amendment (Increase in Number 2758. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Building (Declaration of Standards) 1226. Bill, Corn. 1399, etc. Address-in-reply, point of order 242, on Drainage, q. as to survey of metropoli- mn. to adopt 345. tan problems 1631. Advertising costs, as to action to restrain Education, cis, as to power points for 915. Hillcrest school, as to attendances and costs, State and private schools 1691. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill, m. Ir. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1159, 2149, mn. 2r, 229?. Corn. 1173. Building Operations and Building Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Materials Control Act Amendment and Services 2134, etc., Education 2345, Continuance Bill, Assembly's message Public Works and Buildings 2553, 2157. Crown Law Offices 2659. Bush rires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Health, ql. as to Minister's attendance 1810. at conference 327. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Housing, q. as to orders against tenants 1), 2r. 1980. 760. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) 3), 2r. 2020, Cam. 2024, etc., report,' as Act Amendment Bi'l (No. 2), Corn. to recoin. 2026, recoin, 2076, etc., Sr. 1947, etc., recoin. 1987, etc., Council's 2080, point of order 2080. amendments 2658. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1364. 4), Corn. 2570. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Fauna Protection Bill, Cam. 1502. etc., Bill, 2r. 2174. 1560. Main Roads Department. q. as to re- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1). pairing Garrett-road bridge 521. Cam. 1915, etc. Parliamentary debates, q. as to broad- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act casting 29. Corn. 2370 etc., 2496 etc., 2597. Perth electricity undertaking, q. as to Amendment Bill (No. 2),* 2r. 2280, alleged condition of sale 441. Perth Town Hall Bill, Corn. 2461. Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Police, q. as to station for Bayswater 2r. 2164. 1095. Legislative Council, q. as to electors en- Price control, qs. as to meat price in- rolled and voted 240. Creases 1333, 1381, as to suggested Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1519. reversion to Commonwealth control, Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2599, as to statement by Prime Minister, etc. as to statement on conference pro- ceedings 1877. Meat, q. as to supplies at Kalgoorlie 2076. Public Works Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1090. 1698. Mining, q. as to assistance to prospectors Railways, Bayswater and Meltham 13, mn. as to Government advance to stations, q. as to revenue and fares prospectors 1265, in reply 1744. 1630. Noxious Weeds Bill, 1967, etc. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Physiotherapists Bill, Cam. 2272, etc.. Corn. 930. Assembly's message 2594. Roads Agreements between the State Superphosphate, as to rail and sea Housing Commission and Local Auth- freights to Esperance 1556. orities Bill, recoin. 1287, etc. Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, 2r. 1218. Roads, Bayswater-Bassendean section, q. Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, as to contract for widening 262. 2r. 1325. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and 1020, Council's message 1839. Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, State Trading Concerns Act Amend- 2r. 1862. ment Bill, 2r. 1333. BEG [INDEX TO SPEECHES.) HIS lxi.

Hegney, Mr. J1.(continued)- Hegeny, Mr. W. (continued) - Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, Corn. of Price control (continued)- Supply 60. Potatoes, ci. as to fixed and retail Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. prices 520. 2402, m. to refer to Select Committee Prices, q. as to suggested reversion to 2535. Commonwealth control 1486. Prices Control, Act Amendment (Con- Hegney, Mr. W., A.FLIA. (Prov.) (Mt. tinuance) Bill, 2r. 1195. Hawthorn)- Timber production, q. as to statement of Honorary Minister for Housing 1097. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Trolley-bus service. (IS. as to Kalgoorie- of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. street, Mt. Hawthorn 120, 1096, 2169. 1106. Water supplies, as to extension of com- Address-in-reply, on amendments 390, prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, on 510, on m. to adopt 540. amendment 1787. Agriculture Protection Board Bill. Corn. Workers' Compensation Act Amendment 1554. Bill, mn. Irn 1441, In. 2r. 1756, m. dis- Basic wage, cis. as to amounts allowed sent from Speaker's ruling 2052. in computation 297. as to effect of in- creased meat prices 326. Hill, Mr. L. L. (Mlbany)- Commonwealth Jiubilee. Ob; -rvance Bill, 2r., point of order 2171. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 4), 2r. (request for Speaker's ruling 1111. 2516), 2516, Corn. 2525. Address-in-reply 143. Dry cleaning factory, q. as to erection in Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, .2r. residential area 1485. 1245, Corn. 1254. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 859. Estimates--Annual Votes: Public Works Estimates-Annual votes: Public Works and Buildings 2423, Lands and Sur- and Buildings 2565. veys 2642. Fauna Protection Bill. Coin. 944. Loan Estimates: Generally, 2615. Government buses, q. as to Osborne Railways, QI.as to water haulage and Park service 522. cast 1523. Housing- Hislop, Hon. J. G., M.D., Ch.B., F.R.C.P., Applications, completions, etc.. q. as P.B.A.C.P. (Metropolitan Province) - to number 79. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Commonwealth-State rental homes, Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1561, cis.as to economic rentals 259, as Corn. 1564. to allocations 1331. 1440. Acts Amendment (increase in Number Olendalough Estate, qs. as to homes of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. and costs 1331, 1933, as to cost and 1226. prices 2103. Address-in-reply 126. Joondanna Heights, ci.as to homes Building Operations and Building and costs 1331. Materials Control Act Amendment Rental homes, cis.as to availability 78, and Continuance Bill, Assembly's as to sale 19. message 2156. State Housing Commission, q. as to Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. emergency committee 1332. 3), Corn. 2024. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Commonwealth hospital scheme, m. as Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Coun- to effect on Hospital Benefits Act 429, cil's amendments 2712, etc. in reply 636. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 1503, etc., Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1644, Cam. 1942. 1559, recoin. 1621. Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. ment Bill. 2r. 907. 1476, point of order 1624, Corn. 1916 Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1357. etc. Meat supplies, to inquire by Select Com- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act mnittee 1295. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2153, Milk. qs. as to production and Common- Corn. 2372, 2497. wealth scheme 327, 1094. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1520. Mt. Hawthorn roads, q. as to declara- Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2474, tion as main thoroughfares 738. Coin. 2482. Pig swill, ci. as to departmental re- Medical Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1747, striction on use 1095. Corn. 1868, etc. Price Control- Medical Act, M. to disallow specialist Meat, qs. as to inquiry into prices, as rules 153. in reply 534. to price and basic wage 115, as to Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2145. suggested decontrol 440, 441, as to Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- accuracy of Press report 441, as to ment Bill, 2r. 2094. fixed and retail Prices 520. Noxious Weeds Bill, recoin. 2017. lxii. IRiS [INDEX TO SPEECHES.) JON

HiSlop, Hon. J. G. (continued)- Honorary Minister for Agriculture and the Perth Town Hall Bill. 2r. 2494. North-West, Hon. G. B. Wood (Central Physiotherapists Bill, 2r. 2160, Corn. Province)- 2270, etc., recoin. 2364. Problems of the aged, q. as to repre- See "Minister for Agriculture." sentation at Washington conference 152. Honorary Minister for Housing and Mines, Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Hon. G. P. wild (Dale)- Discontinuance Hill, 2r. 2029. See "Minister for Housing." State Transport Co-Ordination Act Amendment Hill (No. 1). 2r. 1234. Honorary Minister in Assembly, Hon. G. Supply Hill (No. 1), E6,000,000, 2r. 74. Supply Bill (No. 2). P. Wild (Dale)- £7,000,009. 2r. 1216. See Traffic Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1730. "Minister for Housing." Hoar, Mr. E. K. (Warren)- Honorary Minister in Council, Hon. G. B. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Wood (Central Province)- Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1397. See "Minister for Agriculture." Address-in-reply, on amendment 505, On mn. to adopt 599. Hutchinson, Mr. R., D.F.C. (Cotteslo)- Agriculture Protection Hoard Bill, 2r. 1549. Address-in-reply, m. adoption 10. Hush Fires Education, qs. as to teachers in remote Act Amendment Bill, 2r. localities 1236, 1241, Corn. 1249. etc. as to handicraft allow- Bush fires, qs. as ances 1237. to assistance for af- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Coin. fected farmers 118, as to Common- wealth aid 1172. and basis of assistance 299, Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous as to Commonwealth and State contri- bution Services 2134, Education 2266. 438. Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill, Dairying industry. q. as to grant for re- search, 2r. 18119. advertising, etc. 206. Housing, q. as to application of J. A. Estimates-Annual Votes: Lands and Surveys Breen 839. 2625. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions' Act Housing, q. as to rent restriction legis- Amendment lation Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1902. 1382. Railways, footbridge at Cottesloe, qs. as Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment to provision 137, as to improving 440. Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1953. Swan River, q. as to inspection by mem- recoin. 1991, etc., Council's amend- ments 2711. bers 2758. Licensing Act Amendment Tuberculosis, ci. as to incidence amongst Bill, Corn. 1365. migrants 1237. Licensing Act, q. as to hotel for North- cliffe 118. Housing Minister, Ron. D. Brand (Green- Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2005, etc. ough) - See "Minister for Works." Milk, q. as to quantity railed to country districts 960. Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- mient Bill, 2r. 1318. 1. Servicemen's land settlement, q. as to Immigration Minister, Hon. L. Thorn State holding farms and dairy stock (Toodyay)- 439. See "Minister for Lands." SuperPhosphate, q. as to distribution in lower South-West 736. Industrial Development Minister, Hon. A, The Kauri Timber Company Limited F.' Watts (Stirling) - Agreement Hill, 2r. 1707. See "Minister for Education." Timber industry, qs. as to amenities for workers 119, 356. Tobacco Production, q. as to training J. centre and farms 164. War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- Jones, Hon. A. R. (Midland Province)- tion of Transactions) Act Continuance Act Amendment (Allowances and Bill, 2r. 2323. Salaries Adjustment) Bill. 2r. 1561. Water supplies, as to extension of com- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker. on of Ministers of the Crowvn) Hill, 2r. amendment 1775. 1226. Wholemilk industry, in. to inquire by Address-in-reply, m. adoption 5. Royal Commission 839, in reply 1471, Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. qs. as to appointment of Royal Com- 1854, Corn. 1932, Assembly's message mission 1814, 2445. 2220. JON [INDEX TO SPEECHES]I LAN lxiii.

Jones, Hon. A. R. (continued)- Kelly, Mr. L. F. (continued)- Building Operations and Building Ma- Fisheries (continued)- terials Control Act Amendment and Royal Commission, ci. as to tabling Continuance Bill, Corn. 1675, etc.. report 260. recoin. 1730. Undersized crabs, q. as to policing Act Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 795. 1566. Corn. 1807, etc., 1849, etc.. Grasshoppers, qs. as to combating 80, Assembly's message 2197, etc. as to baiting material and inspections Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 165, as to poison supplied for baiting 1), 2r. 2361. 960, as to efficacy of bait 1286. Constitution Acts Amendment Hill (No. Lakewood Firewood Co., qi. as to Gov- 3), recoin. 2077, 3r. 2080. ernment assistance 354. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, personal Liberal and Country League. cis. as to explanation 1496. use of house as offices 2445, 2509. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 1497, etc. Machinery parts, etc., secondhand, q. Hospitals, ci. as to staff accommodation, as to control and prosecutions 177. Dalwallinu. 1957. Meat, qi. as to consumption and freez- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) ing space 115. Act Amendment Hill (No. 2), Corn. 2371, etc.. Assembly's message 2692. Mining- Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1517. Gypsum, q. as to deposits and Mining, as to Government advance to quantities mined 1284. prospectors 1270. Minerals, qs. as to production 261. as Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- to production and men employed ment Bill, 2r. 2089, Corn. 2098. 355. Noxious Weeds Hill, Corn. 1963, etc. Wundowie, qi. as to used Koolyano- Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2590. bing iron-ore 1331. Physiotherapists Bill, Coin. 2273, etc., yilgarn district. qi. as to pyrites de- Assembly's message 2594. posits 1285. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Mining Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 1542. Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2030. Onions, ci. as to shortage and assistance Railways. a. as to tonnage to and from to growers 138. Ballidu, Pithara and Dalwallinu 240. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Railivays- 2r. 1138, Corn. 1684, etc., Assembly's Kalgoorlie express. cis. as to supply message 2147. of blankets, as to lighting 1286. Roads. as. as to Commonwealth aid road Merredin barracks. qi. as to replace- funds, as to bitumen costs, supplies and ment 259. labour 1476. Merredin train, qi. as to cancellation Seeds Act. ci. as to introducing amend- 112. ing legislation 2012. Merredin yards, qi. as to building 1631. Seeds Bill, 2r. 2002, Corn. 2602. Roads. Merredin-Bruce Rock section, qi. State Housing Act Amendment Hill, as to bituminising 178: Southern Cam. 1422, etc., Assembly's message Cross-Coolgardie section. ci. as to 1727. priming 2225. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Southern Cross State School. Qi. as to Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1135. renovations 1812. State Transport Co-Ordination Act S.P. betting, qi. as to introduction of Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2686. legislation 325. Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, 2r. 1215. State products, qs. as to total recorded Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1959. values 355. 441. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Superphosphate, Commonwealth sub- 2578. sidy, qs. as to withdrawal, as to ap- proval of withdrawal, as to Premier's attitude 262. K. Swan River, ci. as to pollution and de- struction of cormorants 540. Kelly, Mr. L. F. (Merredin-Vilgar)- Water supplies, q. as to flat rate 1813. Address-in-reply 612. Wire netting, qi. as to shortage of sup- Chandler Alunite Works, ci. as to esti- plies 138. mated price of plaster 838. Wool proceeds, cis; as to justice Of ComI- Cottesloe Beach, q. as to arresting soil monwealth decision, as to witholdirig erosion 165. by Commonwealth, etc., 1440. Fauna Protection Bill. 2r. 936, Corn. 942 etc. Labour Minister, lien. L. Thorn (Tood- Fireworks, ci. as to price variations 1632. yay) - Fisheries- See 'Minister for Lands." Government assistance. a. as to ex- tent 260. Lands Minister, Hon. L. Thorn (Toodrayl- License fees, ci. as to variation 260. See "Minister for Lands." lxiv. LAT [IN4DEX TO SPEECHES.] G

Latham, Hon. Sir Charles G., Kt. (Cen- Local Government Minister, Hon. V. Doney tral Province) - (Narrogin) - Acts Amendment (Allowances and Sal- See 'Chief Secretary." aries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1506, corn. 1564. Logan, Hon. L. A. (Midland Province)- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Acts Amendment (Allowances and Sal- Minister of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1220. aries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1564. Address-in-reply, 681. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Administration Act Amendment Hill, 2r. Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1220. 2296. Address-in-reply 310. Advertising costs, as to action to restrain Administration Act Amendment Bill, 913. Corn 2441. Agriculture Protection Hoard Bil Agriculture 'Protection Board Bill, 2r, Assembly's message 2217, etc. 1926, Corn. 1932. Bees Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2484. Hush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1738. Building Operations and Building Coin. 1741, 1807, etc.. 1849, etc.. Materials Control Act Amendment and Assembly's mess-age 2198. etc. Continuance Bill. Corn. 1679, Assem- Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. bly's message 2156, etc. 1), 2r. 2361. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Fauna Protection Hill, 2r. 1229, Corn. 1808. 1497, etc. Assembly's message 2203. Causeway. new. q. as to constructional Health, c. -as to Perth Chest Clinic cost 429. examinations 1495. Chairman (Temporary) of Committees, Hospitals, qs. as to Wooroloo Sanatorium as to method of appointment 1321. beds and patients 1495. as to priority Close of session, complimentary remarks for Oeraldton 1125. 2700. Housing. c. as to timber supplied to Condolence, late Hon. C. F. Baxter 14. Commission 1725. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act 3), rn. Irn 1802, mn. 2r. 2017, Corn. 2024. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2214. Coin. etc., m. report 2026, recoin. 2076, etc., 2374, etc.. 2496, etc., Assembly's mes- in. 3r. 2080, in reply 2082. sage 2691. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- 4) , Corn. 2570. ment Bill, 2r. 1376. Fauna Protection Bill, Coin. 1498, etc.. Land Act Amendment Hill, 2r. 2442. 1556, etc., Assembly's message 2203, Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1516. conference manager's report 2486. Health Act, m. to disallow biograph box Local authorities, ci. as to plant pool regulations 572. in reply 874. account 2677. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Milk Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 2146. Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Noxious Weeds Bill, 2r. 1872, Coin. 1961, Orders suspension 951, 2r. 954. etc., recoin. 2016, further recoi. 2083, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act etc. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2279, Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2588. Coin. 2497, etc., further recoin. 2598, Assembly's message 2691, etc. Physiotherapists Hill, Assembly's mes- Licensing Act Amendment Bill, on. 2r. sage '2594, etc. 1514. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Lunacy Act Amendment Hill, Corn. 2600, Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2027. etc. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Medical Act, to disallow specialist rules, Corn. 1684, etc., Assembly's message 534., 2147, etc. Noxious Weeds Bill, recoin. 2016. Roads, qi. as to use of Commonwealth Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2491. aid road f unds 240. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2271, etc. Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- Sitting days and hours, additional day tinuance) Bill, 2r. 1686. 2350. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Hill, Standing Orders Committee, report, Corn.. 1568, 1684, Assembly's message Corn. 1415. 2147. State Housing Act Amendment Hill, State Housing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1423. Assembly's message 1726. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Supply Hill (No. 1), £6,000,000, 2r. 75. Amendment Hill (No. 1). 2r. 1230. The Kauri Timber Company Agreement State Transport Co-Ordination Act Bill, appointment of Select Committee Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2684. 1688. Swan Lands Revestinent Hill, 2r. 2679. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Hill, 2r. Traffic Act Amendment Hill, .2r. 1859. 2579. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1959. Leader of the Opposition- Welshpool-Hassendean Railway Bill, 2r. See "Wise, Hon. F. J. S. (Gascoyne)." 2579. LOT LOT(~INDEX TO SPEECHES.) MANA 1xv.lv

Lotofi, Hon. A. L. (South Province)- Mann, Mr. J. 1. (continued)- Address-in-reply 319. Seeds Bill, 2r. 2395. Agricultural colleges, q. as to report on War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- standard of education 152. tion of Transactions) Act Continu- Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. ance Bill, 2r. 2324, 3r. 2331. 1852, Corn. 1930, etc., Assembly's mes- sage 2216, etc. Mann, Hon. W. J. (South-West Province) - Bees Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2484. Building Operations and Building Advertising costs, as to action to restrain Materials Control Act Amendment 916. and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1507. Building Operations and Building Ma- Corn. 1677. terials Control Act Amendment and Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, :2r. Continuance Bill, Corn. 1582. 633. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Bush fires, q. as to utilising Land Settle- 1683, Corn. 1741. ment Board's material 151. Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Amendment Bill, 2r. 2438. 1566. Corn. 1740, 1809. 1848, etc. Coal Mining Industry Long Service Fauna Protection Bill, *2r. 1180, Corn. Leave Bill, 2r. 2429. 1496, etc. Condolence, late Hon. C. F. B3axter 14. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 1321, Corn. 1629. 1502, Assembly's message 2487. increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Stand- Orders suspension 951. ing orders suspension 051, 2r. 1011. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2144. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Narrogin School of Agriculture, q. as Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. to purchase of Southdown ram 1556. 2364. Native affairs, q. as to Mt. Lawley home Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1521. for girls 1004. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2479. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1961, etc. Mandurah boat slip, as to construction Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2488. and use 1802. Pyrites, q. as to sulphur production for Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment superphosphate 1802. (Continuance) Bill, Corn. 911. Railways, q. as to locking spark-ar- Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2145. resters on locomotives 2678. Mining, as to Government advance to Roads, q. as to Commonwealth aid prospectors 1328. funds 191. Noxious Weeds Bill, 2r. 1960, Corn. 1963, Seeds Bill, Corn. 2603. etc. Sitting days and hours, additional day Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2495. 2350. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Standing orders Committee, report, Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2030. Corn. 1369, 1414, etc. Standing Orders Committee, report, State Transport Co-ordination Act Corn. 1369. Amendment Bill (No. 1), m. Ir'. '793, State Transport Co-Ordination Act m. 2r. 875, in reply 1279. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1277. State Transport Co-Ordination Act The IKauri Timber Company Limited Agreement Bill, Joint Select Commit- Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2685.' Superphosphate, q. as to subsidy on un- tee, m. extension of time 2013, pre- delivered orders 1664. sented report 2196. Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, 2r. 1214. Water supplies, q. as to metropolitan The Kauri Timber Company Agreement services and meters 1555. Bill, Standing orders suspension 1688. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, Timber, q. as to intake of sawmills 191l. 2r. 2584. Vermin Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 1958, Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron etc. and Steel Industry Act Amendment Water supplies, qs. as to future de- Bill, 2r. 1862. mands on Wellington Dam 2569. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Manning, Mr. I. W, (Harvey)- 2576. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1397. Address- in- reply 124. M. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Coun- Mann, Mr. J. L. (Avon Valley)- oil's amendments 2124. Dairying, q, as to slaughter of heifer Address-in-reply 648. calves 647. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1366. 1106. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2000, Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. Corn. 2003, etc. 1547. Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 1701. lxvi. MAN lxvi. MAN[INDEXTO SPEECHES.])e MCC

Manning, Mr. L. W. (continued) - Marshall, Mr. WV.M. (continued)- Prohibition referendum, q. as to effect Transport, qs. as to passenger services and Goverrnent's proposal 2168. in metropolitan area, q. as to applica- Water Supply Department, q. as to Yar- tions and tenders for bus licenses 259. loop town scheme 1877. Transport Board, q. as to refusal of Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal special permit 1983. Commission 1460. War Service Land Settlement Agree- ment (Land Act Application) Act Marshall, Amendment Bill, 2r. 1996, 3r. 2105. Mr. W. M. (Murchison)- Western Australian Government Tram- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number ways and Ferries Act Amendment Bill, of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 3r. 2r. 926. 1145. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Address-in-reply 524. 2401l. Building Operations and Building Workers' Compensation Act, as to mono- Materials Control Act Amendment poly for State Government Insurance and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1076. Office 1580. Cement, q. as to Government plant, Portland company's works 1282. Commonwealth ani State, q. as to con- May, Mr. H. (Colle)- vention on financial arrangement 922. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 2), 2r. 2241. 1114. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Address- in- reply 301. 4), 2r. 2521, Corn. 2526, point of order Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 2526. 1529. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Coal, qs. as to tabling Wailsend open 1168. cut files 539, as to deep boring at Estimate2s--Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Collie 838, as to prices to State instru- Strvices 2135, 2187, etc., Child Wel- mentalities 1096. fare 2413, Public Works and Build- Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave ings 2563, Mines 2118, Railways 2136. Bill, 2r. 1994, Corn. 2240. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 943, etc. Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act Health Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1190, Amendment Bill, 2r. 2321. Corn. 1193, etc. Education, q. as to accommodation at, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Collie schools 1812. Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1951. Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous etc., recoin. 1987, Council's amend- services 2189, etc. ments 2710. Gas supply, q. as to utilisation of local Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment coal 599. Bill, 2r. 2704, Corn. 2706. Housing Commission, qs. as to appoint- Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1358. ment of Mr. L. F. Barry 167, 206. as Marketing of Eggs Act Am-ndment to his experience 300. (Continuance) Bill, 2r. 1655. Housing, q. as to effect of widow's evic- Mining Act Amendm:nt Bill, 2r. 1539, tion 2226. Corn. 1635. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Mining, q. as to assistance to pros- Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1956. pectors 138. Premiers' conference, q. as to Federal Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2050, etc. Aid Roads Agreement and extended Public Works Act Amendment Bill, 2r. application 356. 1699. Railways, qs. as to testing Brew spark- Railway (Upper Darling Range) Discon- arrester 598, as to coal and iron-ore tinuance Binl, 2r. 2528. freights 1580. Railways, q. as to Meekatharra-Wiluna Rowe, H. S., Q. as to tabling file 138. service 480. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, 2r. 902, Corn. 906, 929, etc. McCulloch, Mr. H. A., M.M. (Hannans)- State Electricity Commission, q. as to collection of overdue accounts 1017. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Sal- State Electricity Commission Act, mn. to aries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1395, etc. disallow emergency regulations 148, in Address-in-reply 147, on amendment 413. reply 851. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 3r. 2171. Council's message 1840. Cyclone fencing wire, q. as to price 1332. State (Western Australian) Alunite In- Education, Kalgoorlie Technical School, dustry Act Amendment Bill, leave to q. as to equipment 540. introduce, point of order 740. Electoral, qs. as to Boulder postal vote Traffic Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1196, officers 352, 440. Corn. 1493, etc., 3r. 1633. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1172. Traffic, qs. as to truck accidents and Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous width of vehiclas 923. as to medical Services 2188, etc., Public Works and certificate issued to Mrs. Dargie 1331. Buildings 2560, Medical 2671. MCC Moc(~~INDEX TO SPEECHES.] I 1xvii.lvi

McCulloch, Mr. H. A. (continued)- Minister for Agriculture and the North- Health Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1195. West, Hon. G. B. Wood (Central Housing, q. as to homes in Kelvin-street. Province) - Maylands 736. Address-in -reply, 691. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Adjournment ol the House, Special- Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1957, Royal Show 1017. recoin. 1992. Agricultural colleges, reply as to report Industrial Arbitration and Workers' on standard of education 152, Compensation Acts. q. as to printing Agriculture Protection Board Bill, m. 2r. regulations 737. 1669, in reply 1928, Corn. 1930, etc., Industrial Development Department, q. Assembly's message 2216. etc., Assem- as to retaining Mr. Fernie's services bly's request for conference 2379, con- 29. ference managers' report 2469. Jurors' fees, qs. as to increasing 481, as Bees Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 2482. in to allowance and previous adjustment reply 2485. 522. Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act Amendment and Korean war, q, as to reinstatement and Continuance Bill, Coin. 1680. pay of Civil Service volunteers 298. Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, in. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2r. 832. 1365. Bush fires, reply as to utilising Land Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, Settlement Board's material 152. 2r. 2174, Corn. 2181. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, In, 2r. 1511, Corn. 1739, etc., 1807, etc., 1848. Meat supplies, q. as to Mr. Kelly's report etc., Assembly's message 2197, etc., 882, on rn. to inquire by Select Com- Assembly's request for conference 2351, mittee 1294. conference managers' report 2359. Meat Supplies Select Committee, as to Butter, reply as to supplies to small consideration of report 2392. shopkeepers 1913. Mine Workers' Relief Fund, q. as to in- Child Welfare Act Amendment Bill, m. creasing allowances 593. 2r. 2032. Mining, q. as to number of British ex- Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. servicemen employed and cost 1689. 2), in. 2r. 2270, in. 3r. 2350. Railwayse- Education, reply as to Carnarvon school accommodation 67. Explosives, q. as to freight charges Fauna Protection Bill. in. 2r. 1138, in 1631. reply 1322, Corn. 1496, etc.. 1558. etc.. FreCigitS ard cUnICesion, q. as to prob- recoin. 1621, Assembly's message 2202, able increase 1631. etc., Assembly's request for conference Refrigerators for workers' camps, q. 263. conference managers' report as to provision '136. 2485, cto. State Battery, Kalgoorlie, q. as to rail Qascoyne Research Station. reply as to connections 2102. finances and control 1179. Wholemilk, q. as to freight to Kal- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act goorlie 1144. Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Salt, qs. as to importation from Ger- Orders suspension 949, in. 2r. 952, in many 2168, as to local supplies 2168. reply t0ll. S.P. betting legislation, q. as to intro- Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- duction 2167. menu Bill, In. 2r. 956. Superannuation, q. as to payments to Land Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 2293. part-time Government employees 1484. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1522. Water supplies. os. as to Eastern Gold- Light land settlement, reply as to condi- fields requirements 1632, as to Kal- tions and superphosphate supplies goorlie storage tank 1750, on mn. as to 2196. extension of comprehensive scheme to Lotteries (Control) Act -Amendment Bill, Mt. Barker, on amendment 1794. in. 2r. 2289. Wire, q. as to supplies for Goldfields Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment market gardeners 795. (Continuance) Bill, in. 2r. 828, in reply Workers' Compensation Act, q. as to in- 909, Corn. 911, etc. troducing amending legislation 2224. Meat, replies as to shipments of frozen mutton and beef 67, as to supplies at MeLarty, Hon. D. R., M.M. (Murray)- Kalgoorlie 2076. Milk Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 2142. See "Premier," in reply 2206. Narrogin School of Agriculture, reply as Mines Minister, H-on. C. H. Simpson (Mid- to Southdown ram 1556. land Province)- Native affairs, as to Mt. Lawley home See "Minister for Transport." for girls 1004. lxviii. MIN (MDEX TO SPEECHES.] MIN

Minister for Agriculture (continued)- Minister for Agriculture (continued)- North- West- Superphospate- Disabilities and development, reply as Esperance, replies as to manufacture to Government's proposals 909. and sulphur supplies 1179, as to rail Meat, reply as to shipments of frozen and sea freights 1556. mutton and beef 67. Factories, reply as to capacity 2012. Pastoral leases, reply as to watering Orders, reply as to established quotas points and development 1912. 2013. Sheep, reply as to shipment 67. Road transport, reply as to subsidy Noxious Weeds Bill, Mn.2r. 1804, in reply 2013. 1960, Coin. 1961, recoin. 2015, etc., Sulphur, reply as to supplies 2012. further recoin. 2083, etc., Assembly's Undelivered orders, reply as to sub- message 2351, Assembly's request for sidy 1664. conference 2363, conference managers' Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000 2r. 1217. report 2428. Swan Lands Revestinent Bill, in. 2r. Parliamentary tours, reply as to inspect- 2678, in reply 2679. ing Norseman pyrites and Esperance The Fremantle Gas and Coke Com- light lands 1913. pany's Act Amendment Bill, in. 2r. Perth Town Hall Bill, in. 2r. 2487, in 957, in reply 1015. reply 2591. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. Plant Diseases Act Amendment Bill, mn. 1803, Corn. 1870, etc., 1958, etc.. re- 2r. 833. corn. 2013, etc. Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 919. War Service Land Settlement Agree- ment (Land Act Application) Act Pyrites, reply as to sulphur production Amendment Bill. in. 2r. 2157. for superphosphate 1802. Wars Service Land Settlement (Notifi- Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) cation of Transactions) Act Continu- Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2029. ance Bill, mn. 2r. 2035. Railways, as to guards and shunters Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage employed and penalised 1003. Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 1016. Reserves Bill, in. 2r. 2432. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, 2578. in. 2r. 1136, Coin. 1568, 1683, etc., Western Australian Government Tram- Assembly's message 2146. ways and Ferries Act Amendment Bill, Road Closure Bill, in. 2r. 2429, Coin. in. 2r. 1016. 2431. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron Roads, as to provision for pleasure re- and Steel Industry Act Amendment sorts and North-West 1004. Hill, 2r. 1863. Rural and Industries Bank Act Amend- ment Bill, in. 2r. 2161. Minister for Child Welfare, Hon. A. F. Seeds Act, reply as to introducing Watts (Stirling) - amending legislation 2012. See "Minister for Education." Seeds Bill. mn. 2r. 2469, Corn. 260; etc. Soil Conservation Act, to disallow clear- Minister for Education, Child Welfare and ing regulation 576, 578. Industrial Development, Hon. A. F. Standing Orders suspension, Increase Watts (Stirling)- of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Address-in-reply, on amendments 419, Amendment Bill (No. 1) 949. 491, on in. to adopt 703. Administration Act Amendment Bill, 2r. State Housing Commission, reply as to 2185, Coin. 2187. tabling annual reports 909. Air mails, reply as to Onslow inland State Shipping Service, reply as to m.v. service 737. "Kybra's" itinerary 66. Atlas Engineering Co.. reply as to Gov- State Trading Concerns Act Amend- ernment advances and guarantees 922. ment Bill, in. 2r. 955. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill, Coin. State Transport Co-ordination Act 2113. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 12715. Hassendean Marshalling Yards Bill. mn. 2r. 2338 (point of order 2548) in reply State Transport Co-ordination Act 2549, Corn. (point of order 2551) 2551. Amendment Bill (No. 2). 2r. 2687. Bassendean marshalling yards, in. to State (Western Australian) Alunite In- table Plan 2349. dustry Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. Bassendean railway works, reply as to 2220, in reply 2352. appointing compensation committee Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance, 2758. Guarantee and Endowment (Local Building supplies, reply as to Produc- Governing Bodies' Employees) Funds tion 259. Act Amendment Bill, in. 2r. 836, in Bulk handling, reply as to silo, Grass in reply 912. Valley 117. MIN MIN(~INDEX TO SPEECHES.1MN MIN lxix,lxx

Minister for Education (continued)-- Minister for Education (continued)- Bus services, replies as to Osborne Park Education (continued)- service 522. as to Lord-street- Duplicators, reply as to purchase 206. Maylands route 2225. as to Suburban- East Belmont, reply as to erection of City Beach route 2381. pre-fabricated school building, as to Cement, replies as to establishing in- date of completion 2225. dustry at Bunbury 116, as to shell leases Eastern Goldfields, reply as to new and manufacture, Bunbury 166, as to high school 2102. purchase and installation, Govern- Education Council, reply as to Minis- ment milling unit 205. ter's attendance 326. Education Department, reply as to Chandler Alantte Works- housing cultural sections 354, 597, Gypsum and plaster, replies as to sup- Guildford school, reply as to grounds plies 598, 646. 179. Machinery and equipment, reply as to Halls Creek, replies as to provision of acquisition 163. school 521, as to tenders for building Manager, reply as to visit to Eastern 1984. States 263. Handicraft allowances, etc., reply as to Manufacturers, reply as to deputa- improving arrangements 1237. tion 164. Hostel accommodation for students, Negotiations and legal position, re- reply as to position at Northamn 2166, plies as to particulars 114, 703. Innaloo, reply as to new school 2381. Plaster of paris, replies as to pro- Kalgoorlie technical school, replies as duction 28, as to rail transport to equipment 139, 540. from Chandler. as to price 81, as to Northam, replies as to provision of removal, supplies and leases 164, as full-time technical school 795, 2380, to removal 206, 326. as to export as to tenders for manual training and local requirements 2605. centre 2445. Plaster, reply as to estimated price Northam High School, replies as to 838. staff 116, as to cycle rack 1282, 1632. Select Committee, to inquire by 1589. Northam State School, replies as to Undertakings and proposed plaster improving grounds 1485, 1632. supplies, as North Wembley, reply as to erection of to tabling papers 985, school building 2381. mn. to table papers 1144. Pianos, reply as to purchases by Undertakings and resignation of Mr. parents and citizens' associations Fernie, as to tabling papers, points 2380. of order 740. 742. dissent from Pre-fabricated school building, reply as Speaker's ruling 7l45. to provisions at Cunderdin 2102. Children's Protection Society, reply as Pupils, reply as to increase 838, to land for new premises 2166. Riverton, reply as to erection of pre- Child Welfare Act Amendment Bill. mn. fabricated school building, as to 2r. 2230. date of completion 2225. Child welfare, reply as to increasing Roebourne schovirnaster's transport, allowances 1692. reply as to duplication 1485, 1524. Collie coal, reply as to prices to State Southern Cross State School, reply as instrumentalities 1026. to renovations 1812. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, State and private schools, reply as to m. 2r. 2119, mn. 3r. 2170, in reply 2171. attendances and costs 1621. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Teachers, replies as to particulars of 2). m. 2r. 2183. m. 3r. 2241. class numbers 1186. as to payment Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. of isolation allowances in remote 4) 2r. 2519, point of order 2527. localities 1236, as to basis of long Co-operative Bulk Hahdling Ltd., reply service leave 1751. as to disputed storage charges, Bun- Estimates--Annual Votes: Education bury 647. 2256, in reply 2348, Child Welfare and Cyclone fencing wire, as to price 1332. Outdoor Relief 2347, 2413, Railways 2724, in reply 2741. Education-- Fauna Protection Bill, Council's amend- Appointment of director, replies as to ments 2121. etc. consideration of local applicants Fisheries, reply as to extent of Govern- 2166, as to announcement of new ment assistance 260. appointee 2605. Flax, reply as to production require- Baker's Hill, reply as to new school, ments 1333. 116. Fremanitle Harbour Trust Act Amend- Carnarvon school, reply as to size of ment Bill, M. 2r. 2253. classes 482. Gas supply, reply as to utilisation of Classes, reply as to average numbers local coal 599. 921. Harris f amily, reply as to care of children Collie schools, reply as to accommoda- 324, ministerial statement 354. tion 1812. Housing, reply as to increasing maximum Cycle sheds and racks, replies as to mortgage amount under War Service provision 1632, 1812. Homes Act, 736, lxx. MIN [INiDEX TO SPEECHES.] MIN

Minister for Education (continued)- Minister for Education (continued) - Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Railways (continued)- Amendment Bill (No. 2), recoin. 1986, Departmental report, replies as to Council's amendments, point of order availability 1186, 1238. 2167. 2715. Diesel trains, replies as to "Wild- Industrial Development Department, flower" class 354, as to passenger reply as to retaining Mr. Fernie's ser- traffic 1484. vices 29, on mn. papers regarding Employees consulting members of director's resignation, point of order Parliament, reply as to bylaw pro- 849. hibiting 298, Iron and steel industry, replies as to Employees' retiring age, reply as to establishment and site 519. as to aplication of policy 2604. establishment 2509. Explosives, reply as to freight charges Kindergartens, reply as to Government's 1631. contributions 326. Freights and concessions, reply as to Licensing Act, as to prohibition, liquor probable increase 1631. imports and consumption 1813. Freights and fares, reply as to in- Midland Railway Coy., replies as to road crease 1186. bus service, Perth-Geraldton 1439, as Government and Midland wheat to road service license fees 1484. freights, reply as to comparative Pyrites residues, reply as to iron content cost '735. 439. Kalgoorlie-Boulder, reply as to pas- Mining, Wundowie, reply as to use, etc., senger service 1439, of Koolyanobbing iron ore 1331. Kalgoorlie express, replies as to late National savings groups, reply as to par- running 113, as to lighting, as to ticipation by Government employees supply of blankets 1286. 521. Koojedda, replies as to new cottages North-West, transport service to Shark 1750, as to homes for employees 2382. Bay, reply as to duplication 1524. Perth Town H-all Meekatharra-Wiluna service, reply as Bill, Corn. 2460, etc. to discontinuance 481. Prices Control- Merredin, replies as to cancellation of Appointment of Commission and con- train 113, as to replacement of sumner representation, reply as to barracks 259, as to building in rail- Government's attitude 7161. way yards 1631. Meat, as to price increases 1333, 1381. Midland Junction Workshops, replies Prices, as to suggested reversion t as to programme 136, as to flood Commonwealth control 1282. water 260. as to tradesmen 1144. Public Service, reply as to retiring age Officers, reply as to impending retire- and Transport Board chairman 117. ment '735. Railway (Fort Hedland-Marbie Bar) Oversea experts, reply as to engage- Discontinuance Bill, M. 2r. 2246, in ment 80. reply 2250. Corn. 2251. "PM" boilers, replies as to officers' report 299. as to withdrawal from Railways- traffic 481. as to misleading replies "A.SO." locomotives, reply as to pay- about boilers 523. ment for 203. "1PM" locomotives, replies as to cost "A.S.G.. ".V.P.". and "P.R." loco- etc. 113, as to condition 204. motives, reply as to performances, "1PMR" locomotives, replies as to damage, etc. 203. spark-arresters 539, as to restricted BaYswater and Meitham stations, use 599. reply as to revenue and fares 1631. Professional vacancies, reply as to Bonnie Rock terminal, reply as to salaries 166. maintenance 2036. Pyrites and coal, reply as to freight Brew spark-arrester, reply as to test- 1186. ing 599. Refrigerators for workers' camps, re- Bunbury fitting shop and marshalling ply as to provision 736. yards, reply as to removal 1332. Rollingstock and equipment, replies as Claisebrook-road, reply as to foot- to tenders 136, as to provision 481. bridge 354. Single fare system, reply as to effect Coal and iron-ore freights, reply as 881. to cost of transportation 1580. Spencers Brook refreshment rooms. Comparative results of working, reply reply as to living quarters 2102. as to availability of statement 1440. Standard guage proposal, reply as to Concession fares for children, reply present position 354. as to re-introduction 960. State Battery, Kalgoorlie, reply as to Cottesloe, reply as to provision of rail connection 2102. footbridge at Forrest-street 137, as Transport of houses, reply as to un- to conversion of station bridge to satisfactory conditions 1877. ramps bridge 440. Trucks, reply as to disposal 137. Crossings, reply as to warning signals Upper Darling Range buildings, reply 1751. as to disposal and removal 598. MIN MIN ~[INDEXTo SPEECHES.]MI MIN lxxf,xx

Minister for Education (continued)- Minister for Education (continued)- Railways (continued) - Welsbpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, m. Warning signals, reply as to installa- 2r. 2333. in reply 2530. Corn. 2544, etc. tion at level crossing 260. Western Australian Government Tram- ways and Ferries Act Amendment Water haulage to Great Southern centres, reply as to cost, mileage, Bill, mn. 2r. 820. etc, 1524. Wire netting, reply as to shortage of Wheat and super. reply as to haulage supplies 138. costs 137. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron Wholemlk, reply as to freight to Kal- and Steel Industry Act Amendment goorlie 1144. Bill, 2r. 862, Corn. 868, 1457. Welshpool-Bassendean line, reply as Wundowie Industries- to resumptions 2444. Assets, reply as to revaluation 2166. Railways Classification Board Act Capital expenditure, reply as to Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 1208. amount 922. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- Capital value, reply as to estimated continuance Bill, mn. 2r. 2446. amount 2166. Regional Development Council, reply as Timber mill, reply as to cost 961. to Avon Valley request 521. Minister for Fisheries, Hon. A. V. R. Roads. reply as to Hovea-crescent, Abbott (Mt. Lawley)- Wundowie 166. See "Attorney General." Royal Show, reply as to adjournment of Parliament 762. Minister for Forests, Hon. G. P. Wild. Seeds Bill, Corn. 2398. (Dale) - State ferries;, reply as to discontinuance See "Minister for Housing." of Mends-street service 82. Minister for Health and Supply and State Housing Commission, reply as to Shipping, Hon. A. F. G, Cardell- case of Harris children 324, ministerial Oliver (Sublaco)- statement as to care of family 354. State (Western Australian) Alunite In- Aged Women's Home, reply as to date dustry Act Amendment Bill, m. leave of completion 1382. to introduce 739, on amendment 739, Argentine ant campaign, reply as t4. M. 2r. 1545, in reply 1833, Coin. 1836, supplies of D.D.T. 2226. etc., 2039, etc., 2113, etc. Baby foods, reply as to shortage of sup- State Transport Co-Ordination Act plies 702. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2232. Bread, reply as to hygienic methods of The Fremnantle Gas and Coke Com- handling 1187, pany's Act Amendment Bill, 2r. on Claremont Mental Hospital . reply as to Royal Commissioner's report 80. amendment 1648. Commonwealth hospital scheme, reply Traffic- as to re-imposition of means test 356. City congestion and control, reply as Estimates-Annual Votes:. Medical, 2660. to Government action 761, in reply 2672. etc. Mrs. Dargie, as to medical certificate Fremantle Harbour, replies as to con- issued 1331. gestion and labour employed, as to Routes to northern suburbs, reply as Port dues and labour costs 520. to congestion 2103. Health- Traffic Act Amendment Bill, 2r. in reply Building employees, reply as to tem- 1201, Corn. 1494. porary sanitary conveniences 2103. Tramnways, replies as to restoring Cancer, reply as to number of deaths Mends-street-Como route 138, as to 702. North Perth service 480. Chest clinic, reply as to number of Transport- examinations 299. Conference of Health Ministers, reply Bus licenses, replies as to applications as to attendance 299. and tenders, as to number in metro- Health Council's recommendations, re- politan area 259. plies as to tabling 29, as to irmplemen- Guide dogs for the blind, reply as to tation 206, 299. conveyance 839. Infant mortality, reply as to Northam Passenger service, reply as to metro- investigation 81. politan area 9. Mobile x-ray unit, reply as to operat- Transport Board, reply as to refusal of ing at Geraldton 2224. special permit 1984. Starch in sausages, reply as to excess Trolley-bus service, replies as to Sal- 2300. goorlie-street. Mt. Hawthorn 120, 1098, Tuberculosis, replies as to number of 2169. as to Cambridge-street route 648, deaths 702, as to incidence amongst as to extension to Oceanic-drive 2381. migrants 1231. Water supplies, as to extension of com- 'Health Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r, 882, prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, in reply 1192, Cam. 1193. etc. point of order 1784, on ame'ndment Hearing aids, reply as to issue to indi- 1798. gent people 440. MIN MIN(IDnEX TO SPEECHES.]MN MIN

Minister for Health (continued)- Minister for Housing (continued)- Hospitals- Coal- Building programme, reply as to new Cardiff supply, reply as to report 81. authorisations 1525. Collie, reply as to deep boring 838. Cunderdin, reply as to staff quarters Haulage to Kalgoorlie and Boulder, and over-all plan 2102. reply as to tonnage 263. Dalwallinu, plans for extensions, re- Wallsend open cut, reply as to files plies as to accuracy of Press report, 539. as to version of member for Moore Coal Mining Industry Long Service 2383. Leave Bill, in. 2r. 1879, in reply 1995, Fremantle, replies as to visiting fee Corn. 2240, Council's amendment 2467. and pensioners 83, as to shortage of Commonwealth building proposal, reply beds 762. as to alternative site 647. Geraldton regional hospital site, reply Coogee land, reply as to purchase and as to preparatory work 698. use 83. Kalgoorlie, reply as to services of radiographer 167. Estimates--Annual Votes: Mines 2716. King Edward Memorial, replies as to Explosives, reply as to Quantity railed completion of nurses' quarters 1238, to Eastern Goldfields 204. 1439. Housing- Midland Junction, replies as to mater- nity ward, as to emergency ward Adelaide- terrace flat, reply as to 119. control of rents 1382. Pensioners, reply as to visiting fees Applications, replies as to number 178. outstanding 27, 79, 139. Royal Perth, replies as to road acci- Ascot Garden Estate blocks, reply as dent patients 203, as to patient's to Commission's purchase 1813. belongings 352. Building costs, reply as to effect of Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, in. 2r. 2312, increased basic wage 1187. Council's amendment 2716. Commonwealth -State homes, replies Medical Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. as to maximum rentals 258, as to 1525, in reply 1640, Corn. 1641. economic rentals 259, as to cost, Milk, replies as to production and Com- rent etc., as to day labour construc- monwealth scheme for school child- tion, as to building rate 353, as to ren 327, 1094, as to shortage of report on day labour cost 354, as to powdered supplies 1187. allocations 1332, 1441, as to homes Mine-Workers Relief Fund, reply as to rented and sold 2104, on mn. as to increasing allowances 598. maximum rentals 854. Physiotherapists Bill, mn. 2r. 1883, in Co-operative scheme, reply as to work reply 2049, Coin. 2051. Council's of Technical College 2104. amendments 2551, etc. Cunderdin, reply as to contract for Salt, replies as to importation from rentals homes 760. Germany, as to local supplies 2168. Existing homes, reply as to assistance Sewerage, replies as to septic tank in- for purchase 439. stallations, Kalgoorlie 482, as to in- Fremantle family's plight, reply as to stallation for schools and kinder- assistance by Housing Commission gartens 647. 2301. Wire, reply as to supplies for Goldflelds Glendalough Estate, replies as to market gardeners 795. homes and costs 1331, 1933, as to Wyndham school, reply as to outbreak cost and prices 2103. of hookworm 1984. Harris family, replies as to attitude of Housing Commission 324. Homes in Kelvin-street, Maylands, re- Minister for Housing and Forests, Bon. ply as to completion of brick and G. P. Wild (Dale)- tile work 738. disposal of Immigrants, homes for, reply as to Brlckmaking, replies as to permits 79. clay deposit 9, as to distribution of J. A. Breen, reply as to application supplies 1632. 839. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Joondanna Heights, reply as to homes Bill, Zr. 1366, Coin. 1398, etc. and costs 1331. Building Operations and Building Ma- Local authorities, reply as to objec- terials Control Act Amendment and tions 258. Continuance Bill, m. 2r. 803, in re- MeNess homes, reply as to funds and ply 1080, Coin. 1082, Council's amend- number built 300. ments 2120, etc. Midland Junction district, reply as to Building supplies, reply as to licenses requirements 1524. for milling timber 1017. Migrant tradesmen, reply as to hous- Coal mine Workers (Pensions) Act ing 1144. Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 2227, Coin. mulberry Farm Flats. reply as ta 2322. rentals and flooring 922. MIN MIN(~~INDEX TO SPEECHES.] MINI lxxlii,xii

Minister for Housing (continued)- Minister for Housing (continued)- Housing (continued)- State Housing Commnission- Northam, replies as to rental homes Barry, Mr. L. F., replies as to appoint- 116, 760. as to pre-fabricated homes ment to Commission 167, 206, as to 2301. experience 300. Payments in excess of instalments. Commercial Bank building, reply as to reply as to disposal 439. alterations 480. Permits, replies as to policy of paint- Emergency committee, reply as to per- ings 177. as to number issued 324. sonnel and function 1332. as to single persons 736. Employees, replies as to number 78, as to number employed and cost 702. Pre-fabricated homes, reply as to Furniture factory, reply as to permit tenders 1237. to build 324. Press report of Minister's speech, re- The Kauri Timber Company Limited ply as to accuracy 482. Agreement Bill, mn. 2r. 1535, in reply Rental homes, replies as to avail- 1713. ability, as to sale 79, as to number Timber Industry Regulation Act Amend- built and cost 301, as to applica- ment Bill, m. 2r, 2232. tions outstanding 523. Timber industry- Small unit homes, reply as to num- Amenities for workers, replies as to ber allocated 324. provision and conference on scheme Tenants, reply as to orders against 119, 356. 761. Bunbury exports, reply as to statis- Unit panel type, reply as to utilisa- tician's figures 522. tion 78. Production, reply as to statement of Honorary Minister for Housing War service homes, reply as to charges 1097. 117. Sawmills, replies as to intake 1145, as Widow's eviction, reply as to effect to departmental regulation, as to 2227. precautions against fire 2167. Inspection of Machinery Act Amend- ment Bill, m. 2r. 2007, in reply 2706, Minister for Immigration, Han. L. Thorn Coin. 2707. (Toodyay) - Lakewood Firewood Co., reply as to See "Minister for Lands." Government assistance 355.. Licensing Court, reply as to alterations Minister for Industrial Development, Hon. to Hotel Rex 648. A. F. Watts (Stirling) - Mines Regulation Act, reply as to con- See "Minister for Education." trol of quarries 325. Minister for Labour, Hon. L. Thorn Mining- (Toadyay) - Explosives, replies as to supplies 355, See "Minister for Lands." as to supplies and costs 1690. Gypsum deposits, reply as to quan- Minister far Lands, Labour and Immigra- tities mined, etc., 1284. tion, Hon. L. Thorn (Toodyay)- Minerals, replies as to production 261, Abe ttoirs- as to production and men employed Geraldton, reply as to erection 178. 355. Kalgoorlie, replies as to renovations Prospectors, reply as to assistance 138. and freezing plant 2104, as to Yilgarn district, reply as to pyrites closure 2168, as to master butchers' deposits 1285. request to hire 2224, as to rent paid Mining Act Amendment Bill, m.: 2r. by master butchers 2300. 1334, In reply 1544. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, mn.2r. Roads Agreements between the State 1202, in reply 1550, Corn. 1551, etc., Housing Commission and Local Auth- Council's amendments 2184, etc., orities Bill, m. 2r. 1018, in reply 1211, Council's further message 2412, in. re- Coin. 1239, recoin. 1288. quest for conference 2413, conference Rowe, H. S., reply as to tabling file 738. managers' report 2508. Sandalwood, reply as to royalty and Bees Act Amendment Bill, mn.2r. 2608. price 136. Bulk handling, replies as to tabling State forests, ins. to revoke dedication, papers regarding bins at East and to request Council's concurrence 2446. West Yorkrakine, Kodi IQaj in and State Housing Act Amiendnment Bill, m, North Baandee, as to tabling papers 2r. 811. in reply 1020, Coni. 102 1, Coun- regarding bulk silo at Grass Valley cil's amendment 1695, Council's mes- 117, as to bins at Quelagetting, North sage 1838, etc., mi. request for confer- Cunderdin, as to delayed erection of ence 1841. personnel of Assembly's bin at Grass Valley 179. managers 1940, conference managers' Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, m. report 1984. 2r. 1264, in reply 1533. BEN MIN[INDE TO SPEECHES.] MINI

Minister for Lands (continued)- Minister for Lands (continued)- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. Noxious Weeds Bill, m. 2r. 1206, in reply 812, in reply 1247, Corn. 1248, etc., 1701, Corn. 1702, Council's amend- Council's amendments 2122, etc., ments 2303, etc., Council's further Council's message, m. request for con- message, mn. request for conference ference 2331, conference managers' 2407, conference managers' report report 2407. 2445. Chandler Alunite Works, reply as to Offences against females, as to number shortage of potash 326. of cases 1331. Dairying industry, replies as to grant for Onions, reply as to shortage and research, advertising, etc., 206, as to assistance to growers 138. slaughter of heifer calves 647. Perth Town Hall Bill, M. 2r. 2398, (as to Department of Agriculture, reply as to papers 2400) in reply 2457, Corn. 2459. increasing number of veterinary offi- etc. cers 539. Pig Compensation Fund, reply as to Emus, reply as to damage in North- credit, etc., 300. Eastern wheatbelt 1877. Pig swill, reply as to departmental re- scriction on use 1095. Estimates-Annual Votes: Lands and Plant Diseases Act Amendment Bill, In. Surveys, 2618. 2r. 1264. Factories, reply as to number of inspec- Potatoes, reply as to quality distributed tor3; 2300. to merchants 762. Fruit Tree Standards Bill, m. 2r. 1262, Railways, replies as to demotion of new Corn. 1413. Australian at Midland workshops 204. Furniture factories, reply as to number Reserves Bill. mn.2r. 2317, Corn. 2320. in metropolitan area 324. Road Closure Bill, mn. 2r. 2309, m. as to tabling papers 2311, Corn. 2311, etc. Gingin Road Board, replies as to vehicle Rural and Industries Bank Act Amend- fee, Moore River area 921, 962. ment Bill, m. 2r. 1814, in reply 2069. Grasshoppers, replies as to combating Seeds Bill, mn. 2r. 2301, in reply 2396, 80, as to baiting material and inspec- Corn. 2397, etc., Council's amendments tions 165, as to poison supplied for 2716. baiting 960, as to efficacy of poison Servicemen's land settlement, replies as bait 1286. to areas submitted to Commonwealth Industrial Arbitration and Workers' and withdrawn 28, as to State holding Compensation Acts, reply as to print- farms and dairy stock 440. ing regulations 137. Soil conservation, reply as to stimulating Land Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 2181. officer's work 167. Lands Department, reply as to veterin- Superphosphate- ary officers and surveyors 164. Distribution in lower South-West, reply Land settlement, replies as to Mollerin- as to effective deliveries 735. Bonnie Rock areas 1983, as to mis- Importing supplies, reply as to action leading Press articles -2604. by the Government 2703. Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment Manufacture, reply as to supplies of (Continuance) Bill, m. 2r. 1336. sulphur 1095. New Zealand product, reply as to ob- Meat, replies as to capabilities of advi- taining supplies 1752. sory committee 115, as to sale of Output of works, reply as to quantity vealers, carcases and average price. despatched and haulage 1187. as to effect of indiscriminate slaughter Water-damaged cornsacks, reply as to of vealers 263. use as fertiliser containers 2703. Meat supplies, to inquire by Select Com- Swan Lands Revestment Bill, m. 2r. mittee 1291. 2527. Metropolitan market, reply as to admit- Tobacco production, reply as to training tance of prospective buyers 1284. centre and farms 165. Migration, replies as to arrivals, etc., Tomato disease, reply as to establishment and average cost 882. as to Holden of research garden 838. Camp Vermin Act Amendment Bill, m. Zr. 1205. inmates and employment 2102.* Council's amendments 2251, etc. Milk Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 1815, War Service Land Settlement Agreement in reply 2000, Corn. 2002, etc. (Land Act Application) Act Amend- Milk Act, reply as to compensation for ment Bill, M. 2r. 1879, in reply 1998, delicensed dairymen 355. Corn. 1999, M. 3r. 2105, in reply 2107. Mining, reply as to British ox-service- War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- men employed and cost 1690. tion of Transactions) Act Continuance Bill, m. 2r. 2239, in reply 2328, m. 3r. Native aff airs, reply as to lease of Udialla 2331. Station 204. Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal North-West, reply as to leave concessions Commission 1146. to Government employees 1333. Wholemilk, replies as to quantity railed Noxious weeds, reply as to incidence of to country districts 960. as to loss of cape tulip 1145. bottles, as to quantity produced 2703. MIN MINCINEDEX TO SPEECHES.] MIN lXxv.xv

Minister for Local Government, Hon. V. Minister for Transport (continued)- Donor (Narrogin)- Committees f or the session, in. 68. See "Chief Secretary." Commonwealth hospital scheme, as to effect on Hospital Benefits Act, ma. Minister for Mines, Hon. C. Ii. Simpson Standing Order suspension 429, 635, (Midland Province)- on m. 636. See "Minister for Transport."' Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, m. 2r. 1975. Minister for Native Affairs, Hon. V. Donor Condolence, late Hon. C. F. Baxter mn. (Narrogin )- 13. See "Chief Secretary." Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 4), m. 2r. 2569, Corn. 2570. Minister for the North-West, Hon. G. B. Country Areas Water Supply Act Wood (Central Province)- Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 1745, Corn. 1860. See "Minister for Agriculture." Education, replies as to Hilton Park school accommodation 310, 2677, as to Minister for Police, Hon. A. V. R. Abbott Kalgoorlie Technical School equip- (Mt. Lawley)- ment 2013. See "Attorney General." Feeding Stuffs Act Amendment Bill, mn. to discharge Order 1958. Minister for Railways, Hon. C. H. Simpson Fishing industry, reply as to mooring (Midland Province) - facilities for boats, Fremantle 2569. See "Minist~r for Transport." Fremnantle Harbour- lMister for Supply and Shipping, Hon. New bridge, reply as to test bores 191. A. F. G. Cardell-Oliver (Subiaco)- Shipping, reply as to diversion to See "Minister for Health." Albany 572. Tydeman report, replies as to accept- Minister for Transport, Railways and ance and railway deviation 12, as Mines, Hon. C. H. Simpson (Midland to availability 126, as to statement Province) - 2678. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Freman tle Harbour Trust Act Amend- Salaries Adjustment) Bill, mn.2r. 1505. ment Bill, m. ir. 5, in. 2r. 837, in in reply 1563, Corn. 1564, etc. reply 2087. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Health Act, to disallow biograph box of ministers of the Crown) Bill. m. regulations 870, 2r. 1181. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) mn. Address-in-reply 170. 2r. 1377, in reply 1856, Corn. 1915, etc.. Adjournmnents of the House, Special- Health, replies as to Perth Chest Clinic: Clos3 of session 2701. examinations 1496. as to conveyance Parliament v. Press cricket (match of patients to Wooroloo Sanatorium 1875. 2075, 2196. State of business 78, 163, 257, 438, Hospitals- 734, 2379, 2443. 2507, 2603. Agent General, visit of Hon. W. H. Dalwallinu, reply as to staff accom- Kitson 1622. modation 1958. Albany Harbour, reply as to cargo hand- Geraldton, reply as to priority 1725. ling capacity 1802. Midland districts, reply as to proposed Appropriation Bill, m. 2r. 2699. hospital 2142. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, Wooroloc Sanatorium, replies as to ministerial statement 2379, m. 2r. beds and patients 1495, as to con- 2588. veyance of patients 2075, 2196. Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act Amendment and Housing- Continuance Bill, in. 2r. 1379. Corn. Hilton Park, reply as to contracts 12. 1675. etc., recoin. 1729. Assembly's Land, reply as to area acquired by message 2155, etc. Commission 126. Causeway, new, reply as to Construction McNess Housing Scheme, reply as to and cost 429. the building of more homes 66. Chairmen (Temporary) of Committees, Rental homes and permits, replies as in. election of Hons. G. Fraser, W. J. to costs and numbers 12, 66. Mann and A. L. Loton 1801. Close of session, complimentary remarks Timber. reply as to quantity supplied 2699. to Commission 1725. Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act UEnapproved applications, reply as to Amendment Bill, in. 2r. 2436. war service homes 126. Coal Mining Industry Long Service White Gum Valley, re*ply as to workers' Leave Bill, m. 2r. 2428, Corn. 2429. homes 2677. lXxvi. MIN [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] MIN

Minister for Transport (continued) - Minister for Transport (continued)- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- Amendment Bill (No. 2), m. 2r. 2149, tinuance) Bill, mn. 2r. 1570. in reply 2367, Corn. 2368, etc., 2496, Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- etc., recoin. 2507, further recoin. 2596, ment Bill, mn.2r. 1093, in reply 1179. Assembly's message 2691, etc., Assem- bly's request for conference, confer- Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill, m. ence managers' report 2693. 2r. 880. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Public Trust Office, reply as to revenue Bill (No. 1), m. 2r. 2084. and expenditure 1414. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Public Works Act Amendment Bill. m. Bill (No. 2), in. Standing Orders sus- 2r. 1865. pension 1912, m. 2r. 1971, Corn. 1972. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Inspection of Machinery Act Amend- Discontinuance Bill. m. 2r. 1972, in ment Bill, m. 2r. 2221, in reply 2442. reply 2085, Corn. 2087. Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- ment Bill, 2r. in reply 1481. Railways Classification Board Act Judges' Salaries and Pensions Bill, M. Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 835. 2r. 2162. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- Legal Practitioners Act Amendment continuance Bill, m. 2r. 2352. Bill, m. 2r. 2163, in reply 2165. Legislative Council, reply as to electors Railways- enrolled and voted 240. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1521. Ballidu, reply as to tonnage to and Loan Bill, £14,366,000, m. 2r. 2694. from 240. Local authorities, reply as to plant pool Dallwvallinu, reply as to tonnage to account 2677. and from 240. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. Guards and shunters, reply as to 2470, in reply 2481. Corn. 2599, etc. number employed and penalised Main Roads Act (Funds Appropriation) 1003. Bill, m. 2r. '2269. Mandurab boat slip, reply as to con- Kalgoorlie express, reply as to rein- struction and use 1802. stating 13. Medical Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 1745, Kalgoorlie-Boulder passenger service. in reply 1867, Coin. 1869. reply as to provision 2469. Medical Act, to disallow specialist rules Pithara, reply as to tonnage to and 532. from 240. Mining Act Amendment Bill, mn.2r. 833, Spark-arresters, reply as to locking in reply 1130, Assembly's amendments on locomotives 2678. 1860. Traffic and locos. employees, reply as Mining, replies as to assistance to pros- to educational standards 1212. pectors 13, as to State battery, Cool- gardie 2075, on m. as to Government Roads- advance to prospectors 1579. Ministerial statement, as to Welshpool- Bitumen, reply as to costs and supplies Bassendean Railway Bill and flassen- 1476. dean Marshalling Yards Bill 2379. Commonwealth Aid Roads funds, re- Native affairs, replies as to Mt. Lawley plies as to amounts, etc. 191, as to borne for girls 1004, as to Carrolup percentages used 240. as to amount settlement 2259. available 1476. Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Coolgardie-Norsenian-Esperance sec- Amendment Bill, 2r. 2090, Corn. 2098. tion, reply as to bitumninising 126. News Agency Control Board, reply as to Iron King Mine road, reply as to sur- organisation 345. facing 2268. North-West Development Committee, re- North-West and pleasure resorts, re- ply as to constitution and meetings ply as to Provision of roads 1004. 152. Southern Cross-Coolgardie section, Parliamentary Superannuation Act reply as to delay in completion Amendment Bill, M. 2r. 1974. 2196. Southern Parliamentary Superannuation Fund, Cross streets, reply as to mn. appointment of trustees 153. bituminising 2428. Roads Agreements between the State Physiotherapists Bill. m. 2r. 2158, Corn. Rousing Commission and Local Auth- 2271, etc., ins. to adopt report, to orities Bill, m. withdraw motion to adopt, to defer 2r. 1482. consideration of report 2351. recoin. Royal Perth Hospital, reply as to charge 2364, Assembly's message 2593, etc. to visitors 2268. Problems of the aged, reply as to re- Sitting days and hours, in. additional presentation at Washington confer- day 2350. ence 152. Stamp Act Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 1514. BUnN (INDEX TO SPEECHES.] KEN lXxvii.

Minister for Transport (continued) - Minister for Water Supply. Hon. D. Brand Standing Orders Suspension- (Greenough) - Close of session 2350. See "Minister for Works." Commonwealth hospital scheme, as to effect on Hospital Benefits Act, 429, Minister for Works and Water Supply, 635. Hon. D. Brand (Greenough)- Industrial Arbitration Act Amend- Avon River. Northam, reply as to cleans- ment Bill (No. 2), 1912. ing and improving 117. New business 1913. Bridges, replies as to construction at Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, p. 68. "Narrows" 82, 1813, as to alternative Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000. P. 1212, site 1814, as to repairing Garrett- in reply 1213. road bridge 521. The Icauri Timber Company Agree- Causeway, new, replies as to expediting mnent Bill 1888. construction 540, as to payment for State forests, to revoke dedication, mn. resumed properties 1439. to agree to Assembly's resolution 2431. Cement, reply as to Government grind- State Housing Act Amendment Bill. m. ing equipment and output 83. 2r. 1142, in reply 1420, Corn. 1423, Collie river, reply as to dredging mouth etc.. Assembly's message 1725, etc., 2508. Assembly's request for conference Cottesloe Beach, reply as to arresting 1913, conference managers' report sand erosion 165. 1958. Country Areas Water Supply Act State Shipping Service, reply as to Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. 801. freight on blue asbestos 191. Drainage, replies as to Boyanup-Elgin State Transport Co-Ordination Act districts, as to making decision 164. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1133. as to survey of metropolitan problems State Transport Co-Ordination Act 1631. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2680. Education, replies as to Northamn High State Transport Co-Ordination Act. School cycle rack 1485. as to Hillcrest reply as to prosecution of carriers School power points 1691. 2350. Superannuation and Family Benefits Electricity Supplies- Act Amendment Bill. in. 2r. 2439, in East Perth station, reply as to diesel reply 2440. units 82. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000 ins. Extension to hills districts, reply as Standing Orders suspension. 2r. 68, to additional houses connected, etc. in reply '7. 1523. Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000 mn.Stand- Northam and intermediate districts, ig Ordefs suspension 1212, in repl. reply as to extension 2704. mn. 2r. 1213, in reply 1218. Swan River craft, reply as to legislation South Fremantle station, replies as to for licensing 1495. progress 1096, as to commissioning The Kauri Timber Company Limited dlate 2166. Agreement Bill, ins. Standing Order South-West scheme, replies as to suspension, joint Select Committee charges 258, as to supplies to areas 1688, as to powers 1802. outside existing services 1283. Timber Industry Regulation Act Amend- Estimates--Annual Votes: Public Works ment Bill, mn. 2r. 2435. and Buildings 2413, in reply 2567. Timber, reply as to intake of sawmills Fremantle Gas and Coke Co. Ltd., replies 191. as to compliance with Act 1692, as to Traffic Act Amendment Bill, mn. 2r. action by member for Fremantle 1693, 1666. as to expediting legislation 2038. Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Fremantle Harbour extension, Trydeman in. 2r. 1083, in reply 1416, Corn. 1417, scheme, replies as to tabling plan 83, etc. as to test bores for bridges 139, as to Transport Board, reply as to administra- review 356, 520. 597, 1283. tion cost and license fees 429. Gas supply, replies as to extension to Water supplies, replies as to improving Hassendean-Midland districts 1186, as pressure, Fremantle districts, as to supplies of pipes 1187. to size of mains 151, as to Metro- politan services and meters 1555, as Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill, to future demands on Wellington Dam 2r. 1819. 2569. Harbour dredging, replies as to rock WelshpoOl-Bassendean Railway Bill, breaker "Lobnitz" 648, as to tabling ministerial statement 2379, mn. 2r. papers 646, as to grab-hopper and 2571, in reply 2586. Corn. 2588. rock-breaker 838. as to acquisition of Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron dredge, "Sir James Mitchell" 1186. and Steel Industry Act Amendment Housing, replies as to completion of Bill, 2r. 1863. rental homes at North Northam, as to Workers' compensation, reply as to pay- sale of rental properties 116, as to ments to miners 2569. charges on war service homes 117. 1Xxviii. MIN [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] NALN

Minister for Works (continued)- Minister for Works (continued- Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- State Electricity Commission, replies as ment Bill, M. 2r. 800, in reply 908. to tabling annual reports 118, as to Local authorities, replies as to plant collection of overdue accounts 1017. purchases and assistance 205, as to State Trading Concerns Act Amendment plant pools 301. Bill, in. 2r. 1333. Main Roads Act (Funds Appropriation) Bill, m. 2r. 2171. Swan River- Police, reply as to station at Fitzroy Algae, reply as to growth 1983. Crossing 737. Control, reply as to setting up statu- Public Works Act Amendment Bill, in. tory authority 2758. 2r. 1641, in reply 1700. Dredging, reply as to programme and Public Works Department, replies as to legislation 1283. amenities at East Perth Woarkshops, Parliamentary inspection, reply as to as to amenities at Fremantle archi- arranging 2758. tectural branch 1876. Poliution, replies as to effect of Fre- mantle shipping 1983, 2037, as to Roads- effluent from gas works and power Bayswater-Bassendean section, reply house 2382, as to departmental re- as to contract for widening 262. port 2603. Canning-highway, reply as to widen- Re clamation, reply as to use of land ing 178. 2104. Commonwealth Aid Road Fund, replies The Fremantle Gas and Coke Company's as to allocations to works 1330, as Ac'6 Ame- -' J ill, mi. 2r. 1239, on to allocations and unexpended bal- amendment 1647. ances 1485. Water Supplies- Esperance-Ravensthorpe section, reply as to condition 205. Barney's Bore, reply as to squatter's Great Eastern-highway, replies as to tank 1983. improving sections 262. 325, Comprehensive scheme, replies as to Herdsmans-parade, replies as to Collie-Narrogin section 522, as to widening and re-surfacing 2381, as pumping costs 646, as to extension to responsibility for work 2382. to Mt. Barker 703. Main Roads Trust Account, replies as Eastern Goldfields, replies as to sum- to Northampton-Carnarvon ex- mer requirements 1525, 1632, as to penditure 760, as to expenditure on summer pumping, Mundaring-Kal- road construction and maintenance, goorlie 2604. Eastern Goldfields statistical divi- Flate rate, replies as to State-wide sion 921, as to Eastern Goldfields application 597, 1813, 2702. Geraldton, reply as to additional stor- statistical division boundaries 1017. age 646. Merredin-Bruce Rock section, reply as Kalgoorlie, to biturninising 178. reply as to storage tank Mt. Hawthorn roads, reply as to de- 1750. claration as main thoroughfares Labour shortage, reply as to position. 738. at Freinantle 1814, 1876. Northampton-northwards section, re- Metropolitan services, reply as to plies as to commencement of work meters 1555. 178. as to provision of permanent Rate and excess charges, reply as to maintenance gang 540. application to towns 737. Northampton Road Yarloop town scheme, reply as to de- Board, reply as to lay in installing 1877. assistance 178. Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Port Gregory and Balline areas, re- Act Amandment ply as to Government financial help Bill, mn. 2r. 802. 645. Scarborough Beach-road, replies as to widening 2781. as to responsibilities N. for work 2382. Nalder, Mr. C. D. (Katanning)- Southern Cross-Coolgardie section, re- ply as to priming 2225. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Ministers Southern Crusz streets, reply as to of the Crown) Bill, 2r. construction 2225. 1111. Transport of Doodlakine gang, reply Address- in -reply 666. as to discontinuing 2704. Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Wundowie streets, reply as to sur- 1581. facing 2382. Development works, q. as to Common- wealth and Sewerole. replies as to applications for State plans 2037. irsa911a t ion 325 as to installing, Estimates-Annual Votes: Lands and Surnrs-Otre , - Ire] -terrace area 2300, Surveys 2643. -as to ramroval of treatment Plant 2703. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1362. Slate Electric 'v Ac- o distilow emnerg- Lo~al authorities, qi. as to plant pur- e::-cy res;ulvt2s 250. chases and assistance 203. NAL [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] NUL lXxix.

Nalder, Mr. C. D. (continued)- Needham, Mr. E. (continued)- Roads, q. as to allocations of Common- Town planning, qs. as to proposals for wealth aid funds and unexpended metropolitan area 139, as to metro- balances 1485. politan regional plan 205, as to Superphosphate, q. as to quantity schemes of local authorities 1283, despatched and haulage 1187. 1691. Comprehensive water scheme, qs. as to Traffic. q. as to city congestion and Collie-Narrogin section 522, as to control 761. pumping costs 646. Tram services, qi. as to North Perth district 480. Native Affairs Minister, Hon. V. Doney Water supplies, as to extension of com- (Narrogin) - prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker. on See "Chief Secretary." amendment, point of order 1778. Workers' Compensation Amendment Bill. 2r. dissent from Speaker's ruling Needhamn, Mr. E. (North Perth)- 2066.- Address-in-reply 120, on amendment 377. Nimmo. Mr. L. C. (Wembley Beaches)- Bricks, q. as to distribution of supplies 1632. Address-in-reply 654. City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Bill, mn. ir, 1580, mn. 2r. 2107, Corn. Hill, Corn, 1401. 2109. Bus service, q. as to Suburban-City Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Beach route 2381. 1171. etc. City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) Electricity supplies, q. as to progress Bill, 2r. 2109, at South Fremantle station 1096. Education qs. as to pianos purchased Estimates-peech on financial policy by parents and citizens' associations 1257. Annual Votes: Miscellaneous 2380, as to new school for Innaloo, Services 2187, Education 2339. as to school for North Wembley 2381. Factories, Q. as to number of inspectors Housing, q. as to building costs and in- 2300. creased basic wage 1187. Footwear, q. as to crepe-soled shoes Ktindergartens, ci. as to Government's 1144. contributions 326. Health. qs. as to examination at Chest Milk Act, qi. as to compensation for Clinic, as to Minister's attendance at delicensed dairymen 355. health conference 299, as to tem- Roads, cis. to widening and re-surfacing porary sanitary conveniences for Herdsman's-parade, as to widening building employees 2102. Scarborough Beach-road 2381. Sewerage system, q. as t, removal of Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. treatment plant 2703. 1188. Trolley-bus service, q. as to extension Housing. qs. as to outstanding applica- to Oceanic-drive 2381. tions 27, as to unit panel type '78. Wholemilk, q. as to quantity produced Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) 2703. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. Wholernilk industry, to inquire by Royal 1889, Council's amendments 2710. Commission 1463. Industrial Arbitration Amendment Bill No. 1), 2r. 1940. North, Hon. C. F. J., B.A. (Claremont)- See "Speaker of the Legislative Licensing Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 1355, Assembly." Corn. 1365. Speaker of Assembly, election 8. Medical school, ci. as to building Pro- posals 168. North-West Minister, Bon. G. B. Wood National saving groups. q. as to par- (Central Province) - ticipation by Government employees See "Minister for Agriculture." 521. Nutse", Hon. E. (Eyre)- Perth Town Hall, q. as to site of new Address-in-reply 209. building 880. Appropriation Bill, Coin. 2757. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2454, Corn. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill, mn. 1r. 2464. 1752, mn. 2r. 2111, in reply, Corn. 2113. Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2051. Commonwealth hospital scheme, q. as to Prices. qs. as to blackmarketing in meat re-Imposition of means test 356. 520, as to woollen materials in hand Education, teacher's long service leave, qi. as to basis 1751. and prices 598. Electricity supplies, ci. as to East Perth Railways, qs. as to standard gauge Pro- station and diesel units 82. posal 354, as to concession fares for Estimates-Speech on financial policy children 960. 1841, Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000. Corn. of Services 2135, Public Works and Build- supply 50. ings 2563, Lands and Surveys 2636. lxXx. NUL lxxx.NDEX NUL TO SPEECHES.]OW OWE

Nulsen, Hon. E. (continued)- Oliver, Mr. C. T1. (continued)- Explosives, q. as to quantity railed to Kalgoorlie abattoirs, qs. as to renova- Eastern Goldfields 204. tions and freezing plant 2104, as to Housing, q. as to assistance for purchase closure 2168, as to master butchers' of existing homes 439. request 2224, as to rent paid by masier Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act butchers 2300. Amendment Bill (No. 2). recoin. 1992. Lotteries (Control) Continuance Bill, 2r. Judges' Salaries and Pensions Bill, 2r. 2175, Corn. 2177, etc., point of order 2070. 2177. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, Meat Supplies Select Committee, as to 2r. 2175. consideration of report 2391. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2447. Meat, qs. as to price fixation 81, as to Migration, q, as to arrivals, etc., and exports and local needs 1525. average cost 882. Mining, qs. as to supplies of explosives Mining, q. as to iron content of pyrites 355, 1690, as to quarry control 325, as residues 438. to quarry control in unproclaimed dis- Physiotherapists Bill, 2r. 2042. tricts 439. Public Trustee Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1544. 818. Railway (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Railways, as to increase in freights and Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2247. fares 1185, as to application of policy. Railways, Kalgoorlie -Boulder, qs. as to employees' retiring age 2604. passenger service 1439, 2444. Roads, q. as to condition of Esperance- Superphosphate manufacture, q, as to Ravensthorpe section 205. use of sulphur from Kalgoorlie mines State Electricity Commission, q. as to 2445. tabling annual reports 118. Water supplies. qs. as to rate and excess State Housing Act Amendment Bill, charges 737, as to Goldfields summer Council's message 1840. requirements 1525, as to extension of Superphosphate manufacture, q. as to comprehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, supplies of sulphur 1095. on amendment 1789. Water supplies, q. as to summer pump- Water supply, as to extension of compre- ing, Mundaring-Kalgoorlie 2604, hensive scheme to Mt. Barker on Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. amendment 1789. 2409, to refer to Select Committee 2540. Workers' Compensation Act, mn. as to Water supplies, q. as to State-wide fiat monopoly for State Govt. Insurance rate 597, 2702. Office 847, in reply 1585. Workers' Compensation Act Amendment Bill, 2r., dissent from Speaker's rul- 0. ing 2060. Oliver, Mr. C. T. (Boulder)- Owen, Mr. R. C., B.Sc. (Agric), (Darling Acts Amendment (Allowances and Sal- aries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1390, Corn. Range] - 1394, etc. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Acts Amendment (Increase in Number of Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1393. Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 1108. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Address- in -reply, on amendment 364, on of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. m. to adopt 551. 1114. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Coun- Address- in-reply, formally seconded cil's amendments 2184. adoption 11, speech 263. on amend- Appropriation Bill, Corn. 2756. ment 364. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill. Corn. Bill, Corn, 1401. 1252. Cement, q. as to mill installation, River- Cement. q. as to mill installation, River- vale works 922. vale works 922. Coal, q. as to haulage to Kalgoorlie and Department of Agriculture, q. as to staff Boulder 263. resignation 325. Education, qs. as to Kalgoorlie technical Electricity supplies, qs. as to additional school equipment 139, as to new high houses connected and extension to school for Eastern Goldfields 2102. hills district 1523, as to extension to Estimates.-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Northamn and intermediate districts Services 2193, Public Works and Build- 2703. ings 2467, Mines 2723, Railways 2734. Estimates--Annual Votes: Public Works Fire brigades, q. as to Boulder and Kal- and Buildings 2559, Lands and Sur- goorlie 1485. veys 2640. Hospitals, q. as to radiographer, Kalgoor- Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 939, Corn. 947. lie 167. Fruit Tree Standards Bill, 2 r. 1410, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Corn. 1413. Amendment Bill (No. 2), recoin. 1992. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- industrial Arbitration Act Amendment continuance Bill, 2r. 2605. Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1544. Railways, q. as to disposal of Upper Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Darling Range buildings, etc., 59B. Bill, 2r. 2706. Seeds Bill, Corn. 2397. PAN PAN ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.] PRPER lxlxXxJ.

Parker, Hon. H. S. W, (continued)- P. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Fanton, Hon. A. H., C.M.G. (Leederville)- Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2286, Acts Amendment (Allowances and Corn. 2365, etc., 2496, etc., further Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1393. recoin. 2597, etc., Assembly's message Acts Amendment (Increase in Number 2692. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1515. 1111. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2599, Address-in-reply 183. etc. Civil defence, qi. as to need for legisla- Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- tion 882. ment Bill, 2r. 2095. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Cam. Noxious Weeds Bill, 2r. 1874, Corn. 1951, etc., recoin. 2015, etc. 1170. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2490. Fruit Tree Standards Bill, 2r. 1410, Corn. Physiotherapists Bill, Camn. 2272, recoin. 1413. 2364, Assembly's message 2594, etc. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Dis- 1021, Corn. 1194. continuance Bill, 2r. 2031. Health, qs. as to Health Council's re- Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, commendations 29, 205. 299. Corn. 1569, etc., 1683, etc., Assembly's Hospitals. cis. as to road accident message 2146, etc. patients at Royal Perth Hospital 203, Road Closure Bill, Corn. 2431. as to nurses' quarters at K.E.M.H. Standing Orders Committee report, Corn. 1238, 1439. 1415. Housing, q. as to Commission's purchase State Transport Co-ordination Act of Ascot Garden Estate blocks 1813. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1232. Medical Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1636. Traffic Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1733. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's message 1839. 2r. 1089. Corn. 1428, etc. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1370, Trolley-bus service, q. as to Cambridge- etc., recoin. 2014. street route 648. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. 2583. Parker, Hon. H. S. W., D.S.O., V.0. (Sub- Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and urban Province)- Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number 1863. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill. 2r. 1184. Perkins, Mr. C. C. (Roe)- Address-in-reply 317. See also "Chair-man of Committees in Administration Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Assembly and Deputy Speaker." 2440. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Agriculture Protection Board Bill, As- of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. sembly's message 2219. 1109. Address-in-reply, on amendment 407. Building Operations and Building on m. to adopt 565. Materials Control Act Amendment and Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Continuance Bill, Corn. 1682, etc. 1530. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1811, 1851, Assembly's message 2199. 1252, etc. etc. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. City of Perth (Lathlain Park Reserves) 3), in. 2r. 2254. Bill, in. Zr. 2440. Estimnates--Annual Votes: Railways Condolence, late HOn. C. F. Baxter 15. 2733. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance 1), 2r. 2354. Bill, dissent from Chairman's ruling Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 2178. 3), 2r. 2021, Corn. 2024, etc.. recoin. Meat supplies, mn. to inquire by Select 2077. etc.. 3r. 2080, pt. of order 2080. Committee 1288, in reply 1296, M. ex- Country Areas Water Supply Act Amend- tension of time 1752, report presented ment Bill, Corn. 1860. 2105, Mn.to adopt report 2384. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1430. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1701, etc. Fauna Protection Bill, Corn. 149'7, etc., Railways, Qs. as to "Wildflower" class 1560, Assembly's message 2204. diesel trains 354, as to diesel passen- Health Act, to disallow biograph box ger traffic 1484. regulations 873. Roads, q. as to work allocations 1330. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. State hotels, q. as to net profit 921. 1572, Coin. 1913, etc. Water supplies, as to extension of com- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker 1767, Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing in. amendments 1769, 1789, dissent Orders suspension 950, 2r. 1009. from Speaker's ruling 1770, etc. lxxxii, POL lxxxii. POL[NDEXTO SPEECHES.]PE PRE

Police Minister, HOD. A. V. R. Abbott Premier (continued)- (Mt. Lawley) - Communism- See "Attorney General." Espanade meetings, reply as to State action 1751. Premier and Treasurer, Ron. D. R. University, replies as to lecture to McLarty (Murray)- students 961, 1018, as to authorities and reprimand by Goverrnent 961. Acts Amendment (Allowances and University, Labour Club, reply as to Salaries Adjustment) Bill, m. 2r. 1255, dissociation from A.L.P. 961. in reply 1390, Corn. (point of order Coogee beach, reply as to pollution 441. 1393, etc. Department of Agriculture, reply as to Acts Amendment (Increase in Number staff resignation 325. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, m. Development works, reply as to Com- Ir. 10, mn. 2r. 818, in reply 1117, m. monwealth and State plans 2037. 3r. 1145, in reply 1146. East Perth Cemetery, replies as to Gov- Address-in-reply, as to leave to continue ernment's proposals 165, as to Com- 183, 357. mittee's report 1095, 2103. Address-in-reply, on amendment 357. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1178. Adjournments of the House, Special- Estimates--Financial statement de- Close of session 2761. livered 1024, in reply 2131. Annual New session 11. Votes: Governor's Establishment 2133, Parliament v. Press cricket match Compassionate Allowances. etc. 2133. 1912. Miscellaneous Services 2134. etc., 2187, etc., Public Health 2675, etc. in. Coin. Royal Show 2082. of Ways and Means 2755. State Trad- State of business 428. 2195, 2267, 2349, ing Concerns: State Shipping Service 2427, 2468, 2568, 2676. 2755. Appropriation Bill, mn. 2r. 2756, Coin. Fisheries, Royal Commission, reply as 2756, etc. to tabling report 260. Arbitration Court, reply as to basic Fremantle Harbour- wage and child endowment 137. Estimates of cost of extension Avon River, reply as to flow and safe- schemes, reply as Wodata 1690. guards 795. Extension, up-river or seawards, re- Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, ply as to obtaining report from ministerial statement 2427. engineer 441. Bills appropriating revenue, reply as to Turning circle, replies as to location proposed 1690, as to suitability of re-introduction 2226. plan 1983. Bush fires, replies as to assistance for Government business, precedence, ins. affected farmers 118. as to Common- 30, 1693, in reply 1694. wealth aid and basis of assistance 300. Government employees, replies as to as to Commonwealth aid and State number 177, as to C.M.F. camps and contribution 438. pay 353. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Government policy, reply as to mem- 1251. ber's criticism 167. Cement, replies as to mill installation, Guild ford aerodromne, reply as to de- Rivervale works 922. as to Govern- claring international airport 2301. ment plant, Portland Company's Health, replies as to Minister's attend- works 1282. ance at conference 327, as to Dal- Chairman of Committees, m. to appoint wallinu deputation 2382. as to dental Mr. Perkins 30. service for the North 2509. Honorary Minister for Housing, reply Chandler Alunite Works, on m. to in- as to rumour of resignation 1092. quire by Select Committee 1610, re- plies as to statement by Premier Housing- during debate, as to alleged mis-lead- Commonwealth -State homes, reply as ing information, as to vote of In- to maximum rentals 2382. dependent member 1633. Departmental homes, reply as alloca- Civil defence, reply as to need for leg- tion 78. islation 882. Loans, replies as to Commonwealth Close of session, complimentary re- Bank cut 796, 839. marks 2758. Private enterprise, reply as to Committees for the session, mn. 30. criticism 482. Commonwealth building proposals, re- Rent restriction legislation, reply as ply as to protest against type 483. to consideration 1382. Commonwealth and State, reply as to War Service Homes Act, reply as to convention on financial arrangement increasing maximum mortgage ac- 923. count 1238. PRE PEEE~~IDEX TO BPEECnM.JPE PRE lxxxiii.xxii

Premier (continued)- Premier (continued)- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) North-West (continued- Act Amendment Bill, (No. 1), in. Pastoral leases, replies as to watering Standing Orders suspension, 931, re- places and tenure 297, as to watering ply as to effect of defeat of measure points and development 881, 2038. 1097. Point Torment, reply as to provision Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) of deep sea port 2757. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), reply Transport of perishables, reply as to as to introduction 1580. recoin. 1989. subsidy 1984. industrial Aribitration Act Amendment Vegetables, reply as to aerial freight Bill (No. 2), m. Standing Orders subsidy 1287. suspension 1880. Perth electricity undertaking, reply as Korean War, replies as to enlistment of to alleged condition of sale 442. civil servants 140. as to reinstate- Perth Town Hall, reply as to site of new mient and pay 298. building 881. Legislative Council. replies as to refer- Premiers' Conference- endum on retention 1232, as to defeat Agenda items, replies as to publication of Bill to extend franchise 2704. 206, as to announcement by Prime Liberal and Country league, replies as Minister 207. to use of house as offices 2445. 2509. Conference proceedings, reply as to de- Loan Bill, £14,366,000 in. 2r. 1486. tailed description 796. Loan Estimates: Generally 1338, in reply Federal Aid Roads Agreement, replies 2751. as to extended application 301, 357. Local authorities, reply as to superan- Prohibition referendum, replies as to nuation rates for employees 1812. compulsory voting 1663, as to effect Meat- and Government's proposal 2168. Public servants and teachers, reply as to Blackmarketing. replies as to Minis- announcement of reclassifications ster's portfolio 207. 2703. Consumption, reply as to position in Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- W.A. 115. ment Bill, m. 2r. 885, in reply 924. Exports and local needs, reply as to Public service, replies as to car mileage adequate provision, 1525. subsidy to officers 176, as to car pur- Freezing space, reply as to availability chase subsidy to officers 298. 115. Questions by members, reply as to sup- Report by Mr. W. S. Kelly. reply as plying copies of answers 140. to availability 882. Prices, replies as to fixation Railways- 82. as to "AS.' locomotives, reply as Lu pay- inquily 115, as to cxplanation o ment for 260. pri ice control position 441. Kalgoorlie-Boulder. reply as to pas- Meat Supplies Select Committee, reply senger service 2444. as to recommendation 2225, as to Midland-Perth, reply as to decline of consideration of report 2392. passenger traffic 881. Medical school, replies as to Govern- Pensioners, reply as to concessions ment's plans 140, as to building pro- 2167. posals 166. Regional development council, reply as Metropolitan sawmills, reply as to road to Avon Valley request 81. haulage subsidy 1440. Sitting days and hours, m. 30. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2005. S.P. betting, reply as to introduction of Mining, unproclaiined districts, reply as legislation 2167. to quarry control 439. Speaker of Assembly, m. election of lion. ministerial statement, as to Welshpool- C. F. J. North 7, congratulations 8, Bassendean Railway Bill and ]3assen- presentation 9. dean Marshalling Yards Bill 2427. Stamp Act Amendment Bill. m. 2r. 1382. Ministerial visits, reply as to notifying members 962. Standing Orders Suspension- Parliamentary debates, reply as to broad- Close of session, in. 2169, in reply 2169. cpsting 29. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Parliamontary session, replies as to Act Amendment Bill (No. 1) 931. probable date of conclusion 1382, 2037. Industrial Arbitration Act Amend- Parliamentary Superannuation Fund, m. ment Bill (No. 2). 1880. appointment of trustees 140. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, p. 30. Parliamentary Superannuation Act Supply Hill (No. 2), £7,000,000, p. 1187. State products, replies as to total re- Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 1877. corded value 355. 441. North-West- State Shipping Service, replies as to Carnarvon Hospital, reply as to North- local slipping of m.v. "Koolinda'l 9, 29. West Development Committee's re- Summer conditions, reply as to dress of commendations 1630. an hon, member 2704. North-West Development Committee. Superanrluation and Family Benefits replies as to t-11'- -.V-nes 1238. as Act, Amendment Bill, m. 2r. 2302. in to recommendations 1580. reply 23994, Corn. 2394. lxxxiv. PRE lxxxiv.PRE(NfDEX TO SPEECHES.] REAfE

Premier (continued) - President of Legislative Council (con- Superannuation and pensions, replies as tinued)- to increased payments 1750, as to in- Auditor General's report (Section "B," creasing 2168, as to reviewing 2604. 1949) Presented 12, (Section "A." Superannuation, replies as to review of 1950) presented 1369, (Section "B" payments 1438, as to payments to 1950) presented 2350. part-time Government employees 1484. Chairman (Temporary) of Committees, as to method of appointment 1321. Superpkosplate- Close of session, complimentary remarks Commonwealth subsidy, replies as to 2701. withdrawal, as to approval of with- Commonwealth hospital scheme, as to drawal, as to Premier's attitude, as effect on Hospital Benefits Act, Stand- to Premier's personal opinion 262. ing Order suspension 635, on m, 636. Manufacture, reply as to use of Sul- Condolence, late Hon. C. F. Baxter 15. phur from Kalgoorlie mines 2445. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No., Transport by road, reply as to pay- 3), 2r., point of order 2021, report, as ments 2382. to recoin, 2026. Fauna Protection Bill, conference Undelivered orders, replies as to pay- man- 262, 881. agers' report 2486, etc, ment of subsidy Governor's Speech, distribution 5. Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, ins. Stand- Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r., ing Orders suspension, Corn, of Supply point of order 1624. 30, in reply 63, M. Coin. of Ways and In accurate division list, as to correction Means 65. in Minutes 2469. Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, mns. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Standing Orders suspension, Coin. of Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2211, Supply 1187, in. Corn. of Ways and 2281. Means 1188. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Swimming pools, country, replies as to Bill (No. 2), Standing Orders suspen- Government assistance 1282, 2300. sion 19 12. 'The Kauri Timber Company Limited Soil Conservation Act, to disallow clear- Agreement Bill, to refer to Select Com- ing regulation 578. mittee 1717, in. to confer with Council Standing Orders, Governor's Message Select Committee 1717, in reply 1718, 1664. m. to discharge Order 2676. Standing Orders Suspension- 'Timber, reply as to quantity exported 27. Commonwealth hospital scheme, as to Traffic Act Amendment Bill, 3r. 1633. effect on Hospital Benefits Act 429. Water supplies, as to extension of com- 635. prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker 1758, Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment on amendment 1800. Bill (No. 2) 1912. The Kauri Timber Company Agree- Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, ment Bill 1668. ministerial statement 2427, to refer to The Kauri Timber Company Agreement Select Committee 2531. Bill, Assembly's Standing Orders sus- Wholeinilk industry, on in. to inquire by pension. appointment of Select Coin- Royal Commission 1469, replies as to mittee 1688. appointment of Royal Commission Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. 1814. 2445. 2576. Wool proceeds, replies as to withholding by Commonwealth, as to justice of Commonwealth decision, as to Pre- mier's views 1440. R. Workers' Compensation Act Amendment Railways Minister, Hon. C. H. Simpson Bill, 2r., dissent from Speaker's ruling (Midland Province)- 2055. See "Minister for Transport." Workers' Compensation Act, reply as to introducing amending legislation 2224. Read, Mr. W. U, (Victoria Park)- President of the Legislative Council, Hon. Address-in-reply 289. on amendment H. Seddon (North-East Province)- 405, 518. Remarks on Order and Procedure- Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Bill, 2r. 1367. Address-in-reply, point of order 242, on m. to adopt 242, 4, 321, etc., presenta- Causeway, new, q. as to payment for tion 869. resumed properties 1439. Advertising costs, as to action to re- City of Perth (Lathlain Park Reserves) strain, point of order 918. Bill, M. 1r. 2227, in. 2r. 2383. Agent General, visit of 'Hon. W. H. Kit- Close of session, complimentary re- son 1622. marks 2760. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1853, etc. 1173. REA [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] SEW lxxxv.

Read, Mr. W. R. (continued)- Ilodoreda, Mr. A. J. (continued)- Health Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1194, Air mails, qi. as to Onslow inland ser- etc. vice 737. Housing, ci. as to co-operative scheme Buildings (Declaration of Standards) 2104. Bill. Corn. 1402. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. Business Names Act, ci. as to penalty for 1950. contravention 795. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2007. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Perth Town Hall Bill, Corn. 2464. 4), report, point of order 2527. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Electoral Act Amendment Bill, mn. ir. Corn. 907. 724, mn. 2r. 753, in reply 1164, Corn. State (Western Australian) Alunite 1166, etc. Industry Act Amendment Bill. Corn. Estimates-Annual Votes: Miscellaneous 2115. Services 2190, etc., Medical 2671, etc., Superannuation, qi. as to review of pay- Public Health 2674, etc., State Trad- ments 1438. ing Concerns, State Shipping Service Swan River, q. as to reclamation and 2755. use of land 2104. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1361, Town Planning Commissioner, ci. as to Corn. 1364, etc. rumoured resignation 327. Wholernilk industry, to inquire by Royal Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, Coin. 2177, etc., dissent from Commission 1464. Chairman's Workers' Compensation Act, as to ruling 2178, on personal monopoly for State Government In- explanation by Hon. J. B. Sleeman surance Office 1584. 2179. North-West, qs. as to schoolmaster's transport 1485, 1524. Roche, Hon. H. L. (South Province)- Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2455. Address-in-reply 587. Railway Agriculture Protection Board (Port Hedland-Marbie Bar) Bill, Corn. Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2248, Coin, 1931, Assembly's message 2217, etc. 2251. Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act Amendment The Kauri Timber Company Limited and Continuance Bill. Corn. 1676, etc. Agreement Hill, Select Committee to Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill. 2r. confer with Council Select Committee 1737, Corn. 1740, 1807, etc., 1849, etc., 1718. Assembly's message 2200. Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 1141, As- sembly's message 2205. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) S. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2). Corn. Seddon, Hon. H. (North-East Province)- 2370, etc.. 2497, etc. Milk Act Amnendment Bill, 2r. 2206. See "President of the Legislative Coun- Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 1970. cil." Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2489. Physiotherapists Bill, Assembly's mes- Sewell, Mr. W. H. (Geraldton)- sage 2594. Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- Address-in-reply 174, tinuance) Bill. 2r. 1687. Abattoirs, ci. as to erection at Geraldton Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, 178. Corn. 1685. Education, qi. as to increase In number State Transport Co-Ordination Act of pupils 838. Amendment Hill (No. 1), 2r. 1233. Estimates-Annual State Votes: Education Transport Co-Ordination Act 2344, Public Works and Buildings Amendment Hill (No. 2), 2r. 2683. 2555, Superphosphate, cis. as to sulphur sup- plies and factory capacity 2012, as to Geraldton regional hospital, q. as to orders. quotas and transport 2013. site 598. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1872 , Health, ci. as to mobile X-ray unit 2224, 1959. Road Closure Bill, Corn. 2312. Roads, cis. as to assistance to North- Rodoreda, Mr. A. J. (Pilbara)- ampton Road Board, as to construc- tion of Acts Amendment (Allowances and Northampton-northward road Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1394, 178,' as Port Gregory and Balline areas etc. 645. Address-in-reply, on amendment 502, Tomato disease, ci. as to establishment on In. to adopt 719. of research garden 838. Agriculture Protection Board Hill, Coun- Water supplies, qi. as to additional cil's further message 2412, etc. storage, Geraldton 645. lxxxvi. SHE (INDEX TO SPEECHES.] SLE

Shearn, Mr. H. V. (Maylands)- Sleenian. Hon. J. B. (continued- Address-in-reply, on amendments 415, Estimates-Annual Votes: Governor's 51'7, speech on In. to adopt 670. Establishment 2133, Miscellaneous Chandler Alunite Works, undertakings Services 2138. 2187. etc., Public Works and resignations of Mr. Ferie, as to and Buildings 2555, Lands and Sur- tabling papers, dissent from Speaker's veys 2638. Crown Law Offices 2647, ruling 748. personal explanation 762. Medical 2670, etc. Fremantle Harbour, qs. as to review of Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 901. Tydeman scheme 356, 520, 597. 1283. Fisheries, q. as to close season for cray- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) fishing industry 523. suggested amendment Fremnantle Gas and Coke Coy. Ltd., qs. Act, q. as to as to action by member for Fremantle 2225. 1693. as to expediting legislation 2038. Increase of Rent War Restrictions Act Fremlantle Harbour, qs. as to upstream Amendment Bill (No. 2), Council's or seawards extension 1690, as to amendment, 2658, conference man- turning circle 1690, 1983. agers' report 2754. Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amend- Milk, powdered, q. as to shortage of ment Bill, 2r. 2331. supplies 1187. Fremantle Hospital, qs. as to visiting Superannuation and pensions q. as to fee and pensioners 83, 178, as to short- increasing 1750. age of beds 762. Swan River, qs. as to pollution by Fre- Health, q. as to excess starch in saus- mantle shipping 2036, as to dredging ages 2300. programme and legislation 1282, as Housi ng, qs. as to attitude of Housing to report on pollution 2603. Commission regarding Harris family, as to care of children 324, as to plight Traffic. q. as to congestion on routes of Fremnantle family 2301. to northern suburbs 2103. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Welshpcol-Hassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Act Amendment Bill (No. 1). Stand- 2406. ing Orders suspension 932, ci. as to effect of defeat of measure 1096. Shipping Minister, Hon. A. F. G. Cardell- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Oliver (Subiaco)- Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 1947, etc.. Council's amendments 2658, con- See "Minister for Health," ference managers' report 2754. Legal Practitioners' Act Amendment Simpson, Hon. C. H. (Midland Province)- Bill, 2r. 2070, Corn. 2074. Loan Bill, £14,366,000. Corn. 2752. See "Minister for Transport." Loan Estimates: Generally, 2742. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Sleeman, lion. J1. B. (Fremantle)- Bill, Corn. 2176, etc., dissent from Chairman's ruling, personal explana- Acts Amendment (Allowances and tion 2179. Salaries Adjustment) Bill, Corn. 1394. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2448, Acts Amendment (Incr'ease in Number Corn. 2449, etc., 3r. 2450. Council's of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. amendments 2716. 1115. Medical Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1641. Address-in-reply on amendments 411. Milk Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2008, 501, speech on in. to adopt 454. etc. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Coun- Party funds, qi. as to contribution 9. cil's further message 2413. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2452. Corn. Baby foods, q. as to shortage of sup- 2458, etc.. point of order 2459. plies 102. Potatoes, ci. as to quality distributed to Bills appropriating revenue, personal merchants 762. explanations 2223. 2530, q. as to re- Privilege, "The West Australian," as to introduction 2226. inaccurate Press statement '794. Buildings (Declaration of Standards) Public Works Department, q. as to Hill, Corn. 1400. etc. amenities. Freinantl2 architectural Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. branch 1876. point of order 1534. Seeds Bill, Corn. 2398. Chandler Alunite Works, undertakings State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. and resignation of Mr. Fernie, as to 1019, Corn. 1021, Council's amendment tabling papers, dissent from Speaker's 1696, Council's message 1838, etc. ruling 748. State Shipping Service, qs. as to local Claremont Mvenltal Hospital. q. as to slipping of mv. "Koolinda" 9. 29. Royal Commissioner's report 80. State (Western Australian) Alunite In- Coistitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. dustry Act Amendment Bill, leave to 4), 2r. 2511, Corn. 2525. point of order introduce 739, in. amendment 739, 2526, 3r. 2527. amendment withdrawn 740. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Superphosphate, qi. as to Payments for 1171. transport by road 2382. S [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] SPE lxxxvii.

Sleeman, Hon. J. B. (continued)- Speaker of Legislative Assembly (con- Supply Hill (No. 1), £6,000,000, Core. of tinued)-, Supply. mn. to report progress 59. Electoral, swearing-in of members 27. The Fremantle Gas and Coke Com- Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 756. pany's Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1645, Governor's Speech, distribution 10. mn. amendment 1648. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. "The West 2243. Australian." as to inaccurate Housing , as to orders against tenants Press statement, privilege 794. 761, as to plight of Fremantle family War Service Land Settlement (Noti- 2301. fication of Transactions) Act Con- Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act tinuance Bill, 2r. 2326. Amendment Bill (No. 1), Standing Waterside workers, q. as to police search Orders suspension 932. 202. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Water supplies, as to extension of com- Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1911. prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, dis- conference managers' report 2754 sent from Speaker's ruling 1771, etc., etc. on amendment, point of order 1778. Industrial Development Director, papers, point of order 849, 850. Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Bill, 2407. 2r. 2175, dissent from Chairman's rul- ing 2178, etc. Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Hon. Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r., as to papers C. F. J. North (Claremont)- 2400. Remarks on Order and Procedure. Physiotherapists Bill, 2r. 2044. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Act Amendment (Increase in Number Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2248. 2249. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Railway (Upper Darling Range) Dis- 1102, 1106-1108. continuance Bill, 2r. as to procedure Address-in-reply 238, 335, 466, (on 2447. amendment 365 (point of order 399). Reserves Bill, 2r. 2318. 399, 404, 508), 603, 617, 671, presenta- Speaker of Assembly, election 8, presen- tion '794. tation 9. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. Standing Orders suspension, Increase 1409. of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Auditor General's report (Section "B" Amendment Hill (No. 1), 932. 1949) presented 27, (Section "A," State (Western Australian) Alunite In- 1950), presented 1381, (Section "B," dustry Act Amendment Bill, leave to 195o), presented 2383. introduce, puit, of order '740, 2r. 1825. Bassendean Marshalling Yards Bill, 2r. Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Council's 2411, (point of order 2548), 2549. amendments, point of order 2253, Bills appropriating revenue, on personal War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- explanation, I-on. F. J. S. Wise 2224. tion of Transactions) Act Continuance Building Operations and Building Bill , 2r. 2329. Materials Control Act Amendment and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1076, 1077. Water supplies, as to extension of Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill, 2r. comprehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, point of order 1534. point of order 1769, dissent from Chairmen (Temporary) of Committees, Speaker's ruling 1770, etc., on amend- appointment of Messrs. Hill, Rodoreda ment, 1773, 1776, 1777, point of order. and Yates 30. 1778), 1779, 1781, 1783, (point of Chandler Alunite Works, undertakings order 1184). and resignation of Mr. Fernie, as to Workers' Compensation Act Amendment tabling papers, points of order 7412, Bill, as to 2r. 2051, point of order dissent from Speaker's ruling 744, 2066. 745, 748, personal explanation by Mr. Workers' Compensation Act, as to mon- Shearn. point of order 763, to inquire opoly for State Government Insurance by Select Committee 1609, 1618, 1617. Office 1586. Close of session, complimentary remarks Rulings- 2761. Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill- Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, The Bill contained no provisions 3r. points of order 2170. 2171, dissent affecting the pecuniary interests of f rom. Speaker's ruling 2170. some members such as to prevent Constitution Acts Amendment Hill (No. them from voting on the measure 1). 2r. 1634, as to 3r. 1814. 1534. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Chandler Alunite Works, papers-As 2), 2r. 2241, 3r. 2241. the motion dealt with matters Constitution Acts Amendment Hill (No. awaiting adjudication by a court of 4), 2r. 2511, 13, 16, request for law and were, therefore, sub judice. Speaker's ruling 2516, report, points it could not be proceeded with until of order, 2526, 2527, 3r. 2527. the court had given its decision '742. )xxxviii. SPE lxxxvii.INDEXSPE TO SPEECHES.J STYT

Speaker of Legislative Assembly (con- Strickland, Hon. H. C. (continued)- tinued) - North-West (continued)- Rulings (continued)- Pastoral leases, q. as to watering Water supplies, extension of compre- points and development 1912. hensive scheme to Mt. Barker-To Sheep, q. as to shipments 67. a motion protesting against the ex- Physiotherapists Bill, Corn. 2274, Assem- tension of the scheme to Mt. Bar- bly's message 2595. ker, an amendment setting out that Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) provision for the drier areas should Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2026. Corn. be made first, was in order as not 2087. being a direct negative 1769.' Roads, q. as to provision for pleasure Workers' Compensation Act Amend- resorts and North-West 1003. ment Bill-As the Bill entailed ' ex- Standing orders Committee report, penditure by the Crown and had Coin. L414. not been accompanied by a Message State Housing Act Amendment Bill, from the Governor recommending Corn. 1425. appropriation for the purposes of Stale Transport Co-Ordination Act the measure, it was out of order Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1231. and could not be proceeded with State Transport Co-Ordination Act 2052. Amendment Bill (No. 2), m. ir. 2202. State Shipping Minister, [Ron. D). Rt. mn. 2r. 2443. in reply 2688, McLarty (Murray)- State Transport Co-Ordination Act, q. as to prosecution of carriers 2349. See "Premier." Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Strickland, Hon. H. C. (North Province)- Corn. 1419. Wood Distillation and Charcoal Iron Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Steel Industry Act Amendment Bill, of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. 2r. 1861. 1224. Address-in-reply 248. Styants, Mr. H. H. (Kaigoorlie)- Advertising costs, as to action to re- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number strain 879. of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. Agriculture Protection Board Bill, Corn. 1103. 1931, Assembly's message 2220. Address-in- reply 225. on amendment Building Operations and Building 368, 503. Materials Control Act Amendment Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Coun- and Continuance Bill, Corn. 1676. cil's amendment 2123. Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Assem- Building supplies, q. as to prices 2702. bly's message 2201. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1), Corn. 1695. 1), 2r. 2359. Estimates-Speech on financial policy Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. 1656. Annual Votes: Miscellaneous 3), 2r. *2023, Corn. 2025, etc.. 3r. 2081. Services 2139, Public Works and Education, Q. as to Carnarvon school Buildings 2557, Crown Law Offices accommodation 67. 2648, medical 2670, Railways 2727. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, mn. 1r. Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 937. 1219. mn. 2r. 1426, in reply 1435. Gingin Road Board, qs. as to vehicle Gascoyne Research Station, q. as to fee, Moore River area 921, 961. finances and control 1179. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. Corn. 1923, etc. 1948, etc., recoin. 1989, etc., Council's increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act amendments 2710. Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1010. Licensing Act, q. as to permissible Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act aicholic content 1523. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2284, Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1360. Corn. 2371, 2500, etc., further recoin. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance 2597. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1521. Bill, Corn. 2180. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2599, Meat supplies, to inquire by Select Com- etc. mittee 1292, as to consideration of Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- Select Committee's report 2387. ment Bill, in. Ir. 1325, mn. 2r. 1576. Medical Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1639. 2096, Corn. 2098, etc. North-West, q. as to Government em- in reply ployees' leave concession 1332. North- West- Physiotherapists Bill, 2r. 2048, Corn. Disabilities and development, q. as to 2051. Government proposals 909. Profit margins, q. as to expenditure on North-West Development Committee, advertising soaps 759. q. as to constitution and meetings Public Works Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 152. 1697. Meat, q. as to shipments of frozen Questions by members, q. as to supply- mutton and beef 67. ing copies of answers 140. STY [INDEX TO SPEECHES.) TON lxxxix. Styants, Mr. H. H. (continued)- T. Railways- "A.SO." locomotives, qs. as to pay- Thomson, Hon. J. M. (South Province)- ment 203, 260. Acts Amendment (Increase in Number "A.S.Q.. ..V.P." and "P.R." locomo- of Ministers of the crown) Bill, 2r. tives, ci. as to performances, damage 1224. etc. 203. Address-in-reply 246. Comparative results of working, ci. as Advertising costs, as to action to re- 1439. strain 913. to availability of statement Albany Harbour, qi. as to cargo handling Departmental report. qs. as to avail- capacity 1801. ability 1186, 2167. Building operations and Building Kalgoorlie trains, ci. as to late run- Materials Control Act Amendment ning 113. and Continuance Bill, Coin. 1679, "P.M." locomotive boilers. qs. as to Assembly's message 2157. condition 204. as to officer's reports Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 298, as to withdrawal from traffic 1742, 1807. etc. 481. as to misleading replies 523. Butter. qi. as to supplies to small shop- keepers 1913. "P.M." locomotives, q. as to cost. etc. Education, q. as to Kalgoorlie technical 113. school equipment -2013. 'P.M.R." locomotives, qs. as to spark- Fremantle Harbour congestion, q. as to arresters 539. as to restricted use diversion of shipping to Albany 572. 599. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2367, Corn. Pyrites and coal. q. as to freight 1186. 2369, etc. Trucks, q. as to disposal 137. Inspection of Scaffolding Act Amend- ment Bill. 2r. 1328. Wheat and super., q. as to haulage Licensing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1520. costs 137. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2145. Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Bill, Native affairs. qi. as to Carrolup, settle- Coin. 904, 905, 930. ment 2268. Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Roads. qs. as to Trust Account and Amendment Bill, 2r. 2089. Eastern Goldfields expenditure 921, as State Transport Co-Ordination to Trust Account and Goldfields Act boundaries 1017. Amendment Bill (No. 1), -2r. 1230. Roads Agreements between the State Thorn. Hon. Housing Commrizsioni and Loal Authi- I, (Toodyay)- orities Bill, 2r. 1209, Coin. 1212, 1238. See 'Minister for Lands." recoin. 1288. Sewerage, cis. as to applications for in- Tonkin, Hon. J1. T. (Melville)- stallation 325, as to septic tank in- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number stallations. Kalgoorlie 481. as to septic of Ministers of the Crown) Bill, 2r. tanks for schools and kindergartens 1101. 647. Address-in-reply 268, on amendment Superannuation and Family Benefits Act 379' Amendment Bill. 2r. Corn. 2394. Administration Act Amendment Bill, in. Timber, cis. as to increase in price 2300. 1r. 1580, mn. 2r. 2109. in reply 2186. as to recommendation for price in- Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. crease 2445. 1403, Corn. 1550, etc. Brickinaking, qi. as to disposal of clay Traffic, cis. as to motorcar registrations, deposit 9. accidents and prosecutions 2036, as to Bulk handling, Qi. as to bins 117. statistics of taxi accidents 2103, 2224. Cement, qi. as to Government milling Traffic Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1494. unit 205. Transport, q. as to number of bus Chandler Alunite Works- licenses in metropolitan area 259. Debate, qs. as to statement by the Premier 1632, as to alleged mis- War Service Land Settlement (Notifica- tion of Transactions) Act Continuance leading information, as to vote of Bill, 2r. 2326. Independent member 1633. Gypsum and plaster, qs. as to supply Welshpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, 2r. 598, 646. 2409, Corn. 2544. Machinery and equipment, ci. as to acquisition 163. Supply Minister, Hlon. A. F. G. Cardell- Manager, qi. as to visit to Eastern .States 263. Oliver (Subiaco)- Manufactures, qi. as to deputation to See "Minister for Health." Minister 164. TON TONILUNOEX TO SPEEOHES.J TOTO

Tonkin, Hon. J. T. (conined)- Tonkin, Hon. J. T. (continued)- Chandler Alunite Works (continued)- Meat, q, as to Meat Advisory Commit- Negotiations and legal position, cis. as tee 115. to particulars 114, 703. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1933, Plaster of paris, qs. as to production Corn. 2002, etc. 28. as to removal, supplies and Noxious Weeds Bill, 2r. 1649. Council's leases 164, as to removal 206. amendments 2303, etc. Select Committee, m. to inquire 1296, Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2456. in reply 1612. Plaster of paris, qs. as to rail trans- Undertakings and proposed plaster port from Chandler, as to price 81, as supplies, m. papers 962. in reply 996. to exports and local requirements Undertakings and resignation of Mr. 2605. Fernie, m. papers 740, m. dissent Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) from Speaker's ruling 742, point of Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2250. order 742. Commonwealth Jubilee Observance Bill, Seeds Bill, Corn. 2397, etc. 3r. point of order 2170, mn. dissent State Housing Act Amendment Bill, from Speaker's ruling 2170. Council's message 1838. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. State (Western Australian) Alunite In- 4). Zr. 2,511, Corn. 2525, point of order dustry Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1820, 2526. Corn. 2039, 2114, etc. Co-operative Bulk Handling Ltd., q. as Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,009,000, Corn, of to disputed storage charges. Bunbury Supply 53. 647. The Freman tie Gas and Coke Com- Education- pany's Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2187, Appointment of director, q. as to on amendment 1647. announcement of new appointee Vermin Act Amendment Bill, 2r., Corn. 2605. 1649, Council's amendments 2251. Classes, q. as to average numbers 921. Water supplies, as to extension of com- prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, on Education Council, q. as to Minister's attendance 326. amendment 1772. Teachers and class numbers, q. as to Wholemilk industry, to inquire by Royal particulars 1186. Commission 1466. Workers' Compensation Act Amendment Electoral, q. as to Melville postal vote Bill, 2r. dissent from Speaker's ruling officer 440. 2064, point of order 2066. Estimates--Annual Votes; Compassion- ate Allowances, etc. 2133, Miscel- Transport Minister, Hon. C. H. Simpson laneous Services 2136, etc.. Education (Midland Province)- 2262, Public Works and Buildings 2552, Medical 2670. See 'Minister for Transport." Fremantle Gas, and Coke Coy. Ltd.. q. as to compliance with Act 1692. Treasurer, lion. D. R. McLarty (Murray)- Fremantle Harbour, qs. as to tabling See "Premier." plan for extension 83, as to test bores for new bridges 139, as to report on Totterdell, Mr. J. (West Perth)- up-river extension 441. Gas Undertakings Act Amendment Bill. Address-in- reply 179. m. Ir. 1580. mn. Zr. 1817. Acoustic shell, Kink's Park, q. as to Harbour dredging, qs. as to rock breaker plans and designs 901. "Lobnitz" 646, as to tabling papers Buildings ( Declaration of Standards) 646, as to grab-hopper and rock- Bill, Con'. 1401. breaker 838, as to acquisition of dredge Building Operations and Building "Sir James Mitchell" 1180. Materials Control Act Amendment Housing, qs. as to Fremantle applica- and Continuance Bill, 2r. 1075. tions for rent increases 1238, as to City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) controlling rentals, Adelaide-terrace Bill, 2r. 2109. fiats 1382, as to Commonwealth- Commonwealth bui'"ding proposal, q. as State homes, vented and sold 2104. to protest against type 482. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment (No. 1), Bill, Zr. 934. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2). 2r. 1891. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. 2452, Corn. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1908, 2459, etc. Corn. 1944, etc. recoin. 1988, etc., count!l's amendment 2710. etc. State Housing Commission, q. as to Loan Estimates: Generally 2748. employees and cost 702. Marketing of Eggs Act Amendment The Kauri Timber Company Limited (Continuance) Bill, 2r. 1653. Agreement Bill. 2r. 1712. TUC [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] WIS xci.

Tuckey. Hon. H. (South-West Province)- Watson, Hion. H. K. (continued)- Address-in-reply 640. Bankruptcy Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Administration Act Amendment Bill, 2298. Corn. 2441. Building Operations and Building Advertising costs, as to action to re- Materials Control Act Amendment strain 914. and Continuance Bill, Coin. 1677, Agriculture Protection Board Bill, 2r. etc., recoin. 1728, Assembly's message 1672, Assembly's message 2217. 2155, etc. Bees Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2483. Bush Fires Act Amendment Hill, Building Operations and Building Assembly's message 2199. Materials Control Act Amendment City of Perth (Leederville Park Lands) and Continuance Bill, Corn. 1674, Bill, m. Ir. 2149, mn. 2r. 2296. recoin, 1729. Fremantle Harbour Trust Act Amend- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2r. ment Bill, 2r. 957. 1734, Corn. 1739, etc., 1850, etc. Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r'. Education, as to Kalgoorlie Technical 1622, Coin. 1915. etc. School equipment 2013. Housing, qs. as to rental homes and per- Fauna Protection Bill, 2r. 1271, Corn. mits 12, as to land acquired by Com- 1499, etc.. 1577. etc., Assembly's mes- mission, as to unapproved applications sage 2202, etc., conference managers' 126. report 2486, etc. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Health Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), Amendment Hill (No. 1), Standing Corn. 1914. Orders suspension 949, 2r. 1004. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1001. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2207, Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Corn. 2368, etc., 2496, etc., recoin. 2507. Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2284. further recoms. 2507, 2596. Corn. 2371, 2497. etc. Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Lotteries (Control) Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2164. Bill, 2r. 2291. Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1966. Mandurab boat slip, ci. as to construc- Public Trust Office. q. as to revenue tion and use 1802. and expenditure 1413. Milk Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2145. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Natives (Citizenship Rights) Act Amend- 1310. Corn. 1424. etc., Assembly's mes- ment Bill, 2r. 2089. age 1725. Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 1982. State Housing Commission. q. as to Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- tabling annual reports 909. tinuance) Bill, 2r. 1686. State Shipping Service, q. as to freight Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) on blue asbestos 191, Discontinuance Bill, 2r. 2031. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Reserve Funds (Local Authorities) Hill, Amendment Bill (No. 1). 2r. 1232. Corn. 1568, etc., 1685, Assembly's mes- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill. sage 2148. 2r. 1326. State Housing Act Amendment Bil, As- Transport Board, q. as to administration sembly's message, 1726. cost and license fees 429. State Transport Co-Ordination Act Amendment Bill (No. 1), 2r. 1275. Watts, Hon. A. F., C.M.G. (Stirling)- State Transport Co-Ordination Act See "Minister for Education." Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 2685. Welsbpool-Bassendean Railway Bill, Welsh, Hon. F. R. (North Province)- 2r. 2578. Railway (Port Hedland-Marble Bar) Discontinuance Bill. 2r. 1973.

W. Wild, Hon. G. P., M.B.E. (Dale)- Water Supply Minister, Hon. fl. Brand See "Minister for Housing." (Greenough) - See "Minister for Works." Wise, Hon. F. J. S. (Gascoyne)- Acts Amendment (Increase in Number Watson. Hon. H. K. (Metropolitan Pro- of Ministers of the Crown) Bill. 2r. vince) - 1097. Acts Amendment (Allowances and Acts Amendment (Allowances and Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1507, Salaries Adjustment) Bill, 2r. 1383, Corn. 1563, etc. Corn. 1396. Address-in-reply, formally seconded Address-in-reply 84, as to leave to con- adoption 7. tinue 183, on amendments 416, 497. Administration Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Bills appropriating revenue, personal 2441, Corn. 2441. explanation 2223. Advertising costs, as to action to re- Bulk Handling Act Amendment Bill. 2r. strain 825. 1527, point of order 1534. xch. WIS xcii.[INDEXWIS TO SPEECHES.] WISI

Wise, lion. F. J. S. (continued)- Wise, Bon. F. J. S. (continued)- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Coun- Prohibition referendum, q. as to com- cil's amendment 2123. pulsory voting 1663. Cement, q. as to Government grinding Public Service Appeal Board Act Amend- equipment and output 83. ment Bill, 2r. 923. Child Welfare Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Public Service, q. as to car mileage sub- 2322. sidy to officers 176. Constitution Acts Amendment Bill (No. Public Works Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 4), 2r. 2521, point of order 2526. 1696. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1161. Railways Classification Board Act Estimates-Speech on financial policy Amendment Bill, 2r. 1262. 1119. Annual Votes: Miscellaneous Reserves Bill, 2r. 2320. Services 2189. Roads, q. as to Main Roads Trust Ac- Government business, as to precedence count and Northampton-Carnarvon 1693. expenditure 760. Hire-Purchase Agreements Act Amend- Road Closure Bill, as to tabling papers, ment Bill, m, Ir. 1441, In. 2r, 1754, 2r. 2311. Mn.discharge of Order 2227. Royal Show, q. as to adjournment of Housing, Qs. as to Commission em- Parliament 762. ployees 78. as to criticism of private Rural and Industries Bank Act Amend- enterprise 482. ment Bill, 2r. 2067. Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Sandalwood, q. as to royalty and price Act Amendment Bill (No.1), Stand- 136. ing orders suspenision, 932. 2r. 933, Seeds Bill, 2r. 2395. Corn. 935. Soil conservation, q. as to stimulatinig Industrial Arbitration Act officer's work 167. Amendment Speaker of Assembly, election, con- Bill (No. 2), Standing Orders suspen- gratulations 8. sion 1880, 2r. 1993. Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 1383. Korean War, q. as to enlistment of State forests, to revoke dedication 2446. civil servants 140. State Housing Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Land Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2230. 924. Land settlement, q. as to misleading State Transport Co-Ordination Act Press articles 2604. Amendment Bill (No. 2), m. 1r. 1441, Loan Estimates: Generally 2610. m. 2r. 1752, in reply 2237. Lotteries (Control) Act Continuance Superannuation and pensions, q. as to Bill, 2r. 2174, Corn. 2176, etc. increasing 2168. Lunacy Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2450. Superannuation and Family Benefits Meat, qs. as to sale of vealers, as to Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 2393. effect of indiscriminate slaughter 203. Superphosphate, q. as to Premier's Midland Railway Coy., qs. as to road bus opinion service, Perth-Geraldton 1439, as to on withdrawal of Common- road service license fees 1484. wealth subsidy 262. Northampton-road, q. as to permanent Supply Bill (No. 1), £6,000,000, Coin. of maintenance gang 540. Supply 31, Coin. of Ways and Means, 65, Corn. 65, 66, North- West- Supply Bill (No. 2), £7,000,000, Coin. of Carnarvon Hospital, q. as to North- Supply 1188. West Development Committee's re- Swan Lands Revestment Bill, 2r. 2607. commendations 1630. The Kauri Timber Company Limited Carnarvon school, q. as to size of Agreement Bill], In. to refer to Select classes 482. Committee 1715, in reply 1717, In. Dental service, q. as to provision in extension of time 2038, presented re- the North 2509. port 2227. Development committee, qs. as to tab- Timber, q. as to quantity exported 27. ling minutes 1238, as to recom- Traffic Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1487, mendations 1580. etc. Shark Bay. q. as to duplication of Traffic, qs. as to suspension of motorist's transport service 1524. license 509, 647. Parliamentary session, qs. as to probable Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, date of conclusion 1381. 2037. 2r. 891, Coin. 894, etc., Council's Perth Town Hall Bill, 2r. as to tabling amendment 1653. papers 2399. speech 2451, Coin. 2459, Vermin Act Amendment Bill, Council's etc., point of order 2459. amendments, point of order 2253. Plant Diseases Act Amendment Bill, 2r. Water supplies, as to extension of com- 1264. prehensive scheme to Mt. Barker, on Premiers' Conference, qa. as to agenda amendments 1786, 1800. items 206, as to announcement by Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Prime Minister 207, as to description Act Amendment Bill, 2r. 949. of proceedings 796. Workers' Compensation Act Amend- Prices Control Act Amendment (Con- ment Bill, 2r. dissent from Speaker's tinuance) Bill, 2r. 1195. ruling 2056. woo [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] YAT xciii.

Wood, Hon. G. B. (Central Province)- Yates, Mr. G. H. (continued)- See "Minister for Agriculture." Increase of Rent (War Restrictions) Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2r. 1893, Works Minister, Hon. D). Brand (Green- Corn. 1955, recoin. 1989 etc., Council's ough) - amendments 2701, etc. See "Minister for Works-' Medical Act Amendment Bill. 2r. 1638. Perth Town Hall Bill, Corn. 2465. Physiotherapists Bill, 2r. 2045, Corn. Y. 2051. Police. q. as to strength of Force and Yates, Mr. G. H. (South Perth)- court accommodation 2508. Address-in-reply 442. Railways, transport of horses. q. as to Bridges. qs. as to construction at unsatisfactory conditions 1877. "Narrows" 82. 1813, as to alternative Roads. q. as to widening Canning-high- site 1814. way 178. Cigarettes, q. as to increase in price Swan Lands Revestment Bill, 2r. 2607. 2704. State ferries. q. as to discontinuance Commonwealth building proposal, q. as of Mends-street service 82. to alternative site 646. Swan River, qs. as to algae and Pollu- Estimates-Annual Votes: Crown Law tion by Fremantle shipping 1983. as Offices 2651. to Pollution by effluent from gas Gaol, new, q. as to site and building works and power house 2382. operations 2508. Timber mills, qs. as to precautions Government employees, q. as to C.M.F. against fire, as to departmental re- camps and pay 353. gulations 2167. Ouildford aerodrome, q. as to declaring Traffic, q. as to removal of underground international airport 2301. conveniences 179.