LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Twenty-third Parliament
10 July 1923 – 27 October 1925
Queensland Parliamentary Debates
INDEX
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23rd Parliament, 1st Session 10 July 1923 – 2 November 1923 Index from Hansard, V.141-142, 1923
23rd Parliament, 2nd Session 29 July 1924 – 22 October 1924 Index from Hansard, V.143-144, 1924
23rd Parliament, 3rd Session 28 July 1925 – 27 October 1925 Index from Hansard, V.145-146, 1925
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Twenty-third Parliament – First Session
Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.141-142, 1923
10 July 1923 – 2 November 1923
(Theodore Government)
INDEX
PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE
1-4 10 July 1923 762-784 31 August 1923
4-15 11 July 1923 784-823 4 September 1923
16-51 12 July 1923 823-864 5 September 1923
51-90 17 July 1923 864-902 6 September 1923
90-130 18 July 1923 903-942 7 September 1923
130-178 19 July 1923 942-979 11 September 1923
178-214 24 July 1923 979-1018 12 September 1923
214-251 25 July 1923 1018-1060 13 September 1923
252-286 26 July 1923 1060-1095 14 September 1923
286-319 31 July 1923 1096-1134 18 September 1923
319-353 1 August 1923 1135-1164 19 September 1923
354-389 2 August 1923 1165-1202 20 September 1923
390-421 7 August 1923 1202-1240 21 September 1923
421-458 14 August 1923 1240-1266 25 September 1923
459-491 15 August 1923 1267-1306 26 September 1923
491-526 16 August 1923 1306-1344 27 September 1923
527-565 21 August 1923 1345-1367 28 September 1923
565-604 22 August 1923 1368-1403 2 October 1923
605-640 23 August 1923 1403-1434 3 October 1923
640-684 28 August 1923 1435-1468 4 October 1923
684-721 29 August 1923 1468-1508 5 October 1923
721-762 30 August 1923 1508-1541 9 October 1923 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE
1541-1574 10 October 1923 1864-1925 24 October 1923
1575-1624 11 October 1923 1925-1977 25 October 1923
1625-1643 12 October 1923 1978-2018 26 October 1923
1643-1687 16 October 1923 2018-2077 30 October 1923
1687-1727 17 October 1923 2077-2135 31 October 1923
1728-1763 18 October 1923 2135-2195 1 November 1923
1763-1809 19 October 1923 2195-2232 2 November 1923
1809-1863 23 October 1923
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QUEENSLAND.
OllFICIAL RECORD OF THJ£ U~tlA'l'E~
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BlDSBANE: llY AUTHORITY: ANTHO:XY JA:IlES CUl!MING, GOVERNMEJ\"T Pll.JNTER. FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND.
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THE GOVERNOR.
His Excellency Lieutenant-Colonel the Right Honourable Srn MATTHEW NATHAN, P.C. (Ire.), G.C.M.G.
THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Honourable WILLIAM LENNON.
THE MINISTRY. On 6th October, 1922, His Excellency the Governor accepted the resignation of The Honourable EDWARD GRAN\'ILLE THEODORE a-- Secretary for Public Works. On the same day His Excellency appointed- The Honourable \VILLLU! FonGAN S1HTH as ScMetary for Public \Vorks; and The Honourable J AMES STOPFORD as a member of the Executive Council.
On 2nd July, 1923, His Excellency accepted the resignations of The Honourable \VILLL\M McCOR)!ACK as Ho,mc Secretary; and The Honourable J on~ HARRY CoY~E as Secretarv for Public Lands a.nd a mcmbt•r of the Executive Council. ·
On the same day His Excellency appointed- The Honourable \VILLIAM McCom!ACK a' Secretary for Public Lands; The Honourable J A)!ES STOPFORD as Home Secretary; and The Honourable FRANK TENiso:-; BRE~>;A~ as a member of the Executive Council.
When the Session opened on lOth July, 1923, tho Ministrv was constituted a follows: Vice-President of the Executive Council, Premier, Chief Secretary, and Treaourer- Honourable EDWARD GRANVILLE THEODORE. Secretary for Agriculture and Stock-Honourable WILLIAM NEAL GILLIES. Secretary for Public Lands-Honourable \VILLIAM McConMACK. Secretary for Mines-Honourable ALFRED JAJ>IES JONES. Attorney-General-Honourable JOHN MULLAN. Secretary for Railways-Honourable JAMES LARCOMBE. Secretary for Public Instruction-Honourable JOHN HUXHAM. Secretary for Public 'Vorks-Honourable \VILLlA>! FoRGAN SMITH. Home Secretary-Honourable JAMES STOPFORD. Minister without Portfolio-Honourabl<> FRANK TE~rso:--- BnEKNA>;. lV.
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Speaker-Honourabl·c \VrLLIAM BERTRAM (Maree). Chairman of Committoos-lVlrcHAEL JOSEPH KIRWAN, &quire (Brisbane) Temporary Chairmen of Committees:- CooPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (BTc•mer). DUNSTAN, THO:\!AS, Esquire (Gympie). KING, REGINALD MACDONNELL, Esquire (Logan). PoLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). WALKER, HARRY FnEDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE (Albcrt). BARBER, GEORGE PHILLIP, Esquir·e (BundabeTg). BARNES, GEORGE PoWELL, Esquire (Warwick). BA!!NES, Honourable IVALTEI! HENRY (1Vynnum). 1 BEDFORD, Honourable RANDOLPH (Jrarrcgo). BELL, ERNEST THOMAS, K;quire (Fassifern). BERTRAM, Honourable WrLLHM (Marce). BRAND, WILLIAM ALFRED, Esquire (Burrurn). BRENNAN, Honourable FRANK TE>:ISO>: (Toa!eoomlm) BnccE, HENI!Y ADAill, Ecqui'l'O (11 cnnf(/y). BuLCOCK, FUANK WILLIAM, Esquire (Barcoo). CARTER, GEollGE, Esquire (Port C'urtis). CLAYTON, ERNEST HENRY COLLET, Esquire (Wide Bay). COLLINS, CHARLES, Esquire (Bowen). CONROY, CHARLES WILLIA~r, Esquire (Jiaranoa). CoOPER, FnA>:K ARTHUR, Esquire (Brem•T). COOPER, \VILLIAM, Esquire (Roscwood). CORSER, BERNARD IlENRY, Esquire (Burnett). CoSTELLO, EDWARD, Esquire (Carnaruon). 2 COYNE, Honourable J Ol!N HARRY (TVarrego). DASH, JoHN, Esquire (Mundingburra). DEACON, \VILLIHI ARTHUR, Esquire (Gunningham). DuNSTAN, THO~IAS, Esquire (Gympie). EDWARDS, JAMES BRAIDWOOD, Esquire (Yanango). ELPHINSTONE, AUGUSTUS CECIL, Esquire (Oxley). 3 FAHRELL, GEORGE PmTCHARD, Esquire (Rockharnpton). FEBRICKS, MILES ALOYSIUS, Esquire (South Brisbane). FOLEY, 'IHO:\IAS ANDREW, Esquire (Leichhardt). FRY, JAMES PoRTER, Esquire (Kurilpa). GILDAY, JOHN THEOPHILUS, Ecquire (Ithaca). GILLIES, HonrJtll'able WILLIAM NEAL (EaclLam). GLEDSON, DAVID ALEXANDER, Esquire (Ipswich). I:!ARTLEY, HAROLD LESLIE, Esquire (Fitzroy). HUXHAM, Honourable JOHN (Buranda). HDiES, MAURICE PATHir''• Esquire (TrncnHille). JONES, Honourable ALFRED JAMES (Paddington). KELEO, \YILLIAM, Esquire (Tundnh). KERn, JAMES STEVINGSTONE, Esquire (EnoggC'ra). KING, REGINALD MACDONNELL, Esquire (Logan). KIRWAN, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Esquire (Brisbane). LAND, EDWARD MARTIN, Esquire (Balonne). LARCOMBE, Honourabl-e JAJ!ES (Keppel). LLOYD, \VILLIA'\f FIELD, Esquire (Kelt·in Grorc). LoGAN, GEORGE ANDREW, Esquire (Lockyer). MAXWELL, JAMES FRANCIS, Esquire (Toowong). ------1 Took his seat on 30th October, 1923, vice Hon. John Harry C.oyne, resigned. 2 Resigned his seat on 31st July, 1923. a Elected on 17th February, 1923, during recess and before the ilissolut.ion of the 22nd Parliament. 1Jioc Francis Michael Forde, Esq., who resigned his se::tt on 5th October, 1923, to become a candidate. for the Federal Division of C"pricornia. V.
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMEL Y-conunuea. MoCORMACK, Honourable \YILLIAM (Cairm). McLACHLAX, PETER ALFHED, 1£squiru (Jl erthyr). MOORE, ARTHUR EDWARD, Esquire (Aubi(lny). MORGAN, GODFREY, Esquire (Murilla). MULLAN, Honourable JOHN (F'linders). NOTT, FREDERICK LAKCELOT, Esquire (Stanley). PAYNE, JOHN, Esquire (Mitchell). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (lierbert). PETERSON, J AMES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (JY ormanby). PETRIE, ANDREW LAKG, Esquire (1'oombul). POLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke). ROBERTS, THOMAS ROBERT, Esquire (East Toowoomba). RYAN, HENRY JoSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HcBERT EBEXEZER, Esquire (Samlgatt). SMITH, Honourable WILLIAM FoRGAN (Mackay). STOPFOHD, Honourable JA}JES (Jlount Jlo:·gan). SW.\YXE, EDWAHD BOWDICH, Esquire (Jlitani). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Windsor). THEODORE, Honourable EDWARD GRANVILLE (Chilla(!OC). VowLES, \YILLIA;u JOHN, Esquire (Dalby). VVALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). WARREN, RICHARD JAMEB, F•.quire (Murrumba). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (Maryborough). WELLINGTON, \VILLIAM JOHN, Esquire (Charters 1'owera). WrLSON, THOMAS, Esquire (Fortitude Valley). WINSTANLEY, YERNON, Esquire (Queenton). WRIGHT, ALBERT HENRY, Esquire (Bulirnba).
COMMITTEES. LTBRARY.-Mr. Speaker, J\Ir. Dnnstan. Mr. Elphinston0, Mr. ('ollins. Mr. Pease, Mr. Nott, and Mr. G. P. BarnPs. PARLIAMENT.\RY BUJLDINGR.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Payne, Mr. Riordan, Mr. Kerr, .Mr. Petrie, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. E. G. Theodore. PRI);TI};G.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Kirwan, J\Ir. Barber, Mr. Glcdeon, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, and Mr. Swayno. REFRESH}JENT ROOiiiS.-J\lr. Speaker, Mr. Kirwan, Mr. Ryan, Mr. \Vileon, Mr. Corser, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. King. STAXIJI);G 0RDERS.--Mr. Spr·'1ker, Mr. King. Mr. Taylor. Mr. Moore. Mr. Gilday, Mr. Ferricks, and Hon. E. G. Theodore.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION. Mr. Payne (Chairman), Mr. Collins, :Ylr. F. A. Cooper, Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. Corser, Mr. Gilday, and Mr. Roberts.
ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL ELEC'TWXS .TT:JJGR-His Honour Mr. ,Justice Shand. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.141-142, 1923 10 July 1923 - 2 November 1923
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
Address in Reply, 7. BILLS-continued: Answe:· of Governor to, 178. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Amendment (initiation), 17; (initiation Debate on, 18, 52, 93, 132; (closure of, under in committee), 88; {1°), 89; (2°), 180; Standing Order No. 17), 166. (committee), 384; (30), 390; (assent), Presentation to Governor, 166. 527. Diseases in Poultry (initiation), 18; (initia. tion in commit.tce and 1°), 90; (~ 0 ), Adjournment, Proposed Motion for 188; (committee), 385; (3°), 422; Bo
0 1923-a NOTE.-" " indicates " reading." INDEX TO SUBJECTs-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
BILLS-continued: BILLS-continued : Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation), Private Savings Banks (initiation), 132; 1792; (initiation in committee and 1°), (initiation in committee and F), 180; 1863; (2°), 2192; (committee), 2193; (2°), 370; (committee), 2193; (discharge (3°), 2195; (aescnt), 2231. of order for 3°), 2228; (recommittal), Liquor Acts Amendment (initiation), 215; 2228; (3°), 2229; (assent), 2231. (initiation in committee and 1°), 286; Racecourses (resolution in Committee cf (2°), 334; (committee), 472; (report WaYs and Means), 1166, 1243; (1°), stage), 491; (3°), 605; (assent), 864. 1243; (2°), 1404; (propo,cd committal Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initia and eommittcc), 1419; (3°), 1468; tion), 253; (initiation in committee), (ass,nt), 1687 331; (10), 332; (2°), 392; (committee), Railways Act. Amendment (initiation), 942; 513, 546, 1115; (3°), 1863; (assent), 2231. (initiation in committee and 1°), 1002; Local Bodies' Loans Guarantee (initiation), (2°). 1020; (committee), 1096; (3°), 288; (initiation in committee), 333; (1"), 1202 ; (assent), 1368. 334; (2°), 457; (committee), 458; (3°), Rockhampton, Toowoomba, \Varwick, and 528; (assent), 640. Gatton Public Land Mortgages (initia Main Roads Act Amendment (initiation), tion). 1840; (1 °), 1841; (2°, committee, 422; (initiation in committee), 459; and 3°), 2018; (assent), 2231. (1°), 461; (2'), 778; (committee), 785; Salaries Act Amendment (initiation), 1894; (discharge of order for 3°}, 1017; (initiation in committee and 1°), 2005; (recommittal and 3°), 1018; (assent), (2° and committee), 2111; (3°), 2112; 1240. (assent), 2231. Meat Industry Encouragement (initiation), Stallions Registration (initiation), 459; 1575; (initiation in committee and 1"). (initiation in committee), 511; (1 °), 512; 1727; (2°), 1951; (committee), 1971; (2°), 764; (committee), 1157; (3°), 1242; (recommittal), 1977; (3°), 2018; (assent), (assent), 1575. 2231. Sugar Experiment Stations Act Amend Metropolitan \Vater Supply and Sewerage ment (initiation), 566; (initiation in Acts Amendment (initiation), 980; committee and 1°), 764; (2° and com (initiation in committee), 1019; (1°), mittee), 1977; (3°), 2018; (assent), 2231. 1020; (2"), 1101; (committee), 1142; (30), 1268; (assent), 1575. Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selections (initiation), 980; (initiation in com Milsom Petroleum Agreement Ratification mittee), 1149; (1°), 1154; (2°), 1189; (initiation), 1166; (initiation in com (committee). 1246; (dischurge of ord< r mittee and 1°), 1440; (2°), 1538; (com for 3°), 1369; (recommittal and 3°), mittee and 3°), 2072; (assent), 2231. 1369; (assent), 1575. Ncrang River Bridge and Southport Trust Accounts (initiation), 92; (initiation Burlcigh Road (initiation), 321; (initia in committee and 1 °), 167; (2°), 190; tion in committee), 390; (1 °), 392; (2°), (committee), 387; (3°), 422; (assent), 425 ; (committee), 430 ; (3°), 459 ; 527. (assent), 640. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle Palmcrston Land Settlement (initiation), ment (initiation), 390; (initiation in 422; (initiation in committee), 461; (ID), eommittee), 122; (1 °), 425; (2°), 793, 471; (2°), 857, 1008, 1055; [Not further 825; (committee), 944, 980; discharge of proceeded with]. order for 3'), 1141; (rccomm1ttal), Pest Destroyers (initiation), 92; (initiation 1141; (3°), 1142; (assent), 1368. in committee), 166; Wl, 167; (2°), 188; 'Weights and Measures Acts Amendment (committee), 386; (3°), 422; (assent), (initiation), 903; (initiation in com 527. mittee), 942; (1 °), 944; (2°), 1002; Petroleum (initiation), 492; (initiation in (committee), 1008; (3°), 1135; (assent), committee), 1440; (10), 1441; (2°), 1510; 1306. (commit.tce), 1541; (discharge of order Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment for 3°), 1728; (recommittal), 1729; (3°), (initiation), 92; (initiation in com 1730; (assent), 2231. mittee), 167; (1 °), 168; (2°), 197; (com Prickly Pear Land (initiation), 1951; (ini mittee), 389; (3°), 422; (assent), 527. tiation in committee), 2000; (1°), 2002; (2°), 2018; (committee), 2039, 2047; (3°), Bookmakers, Tax on (vide "Tax on Book 2049; (assent), 2231. makers" and "Ways and Means")· Primary Producers' Co-operative Associa tions (initiation), 1404; (initiation in committee), 1435; (1 °), 1437; (2°), 2112, Cabinet Changes during Recess, 6. 2167; (committee), 2167, 2176; (dis charge of order for 3°), 2195; (recom mittal), 2195; (3"), 2196; (assent), 2231. Chairman of Committees- Primary Producers' Organisation Act Election of Mr. M. J. Kirwan, 17; Amendment (initiation), 2018; (initia (returns thanks for election), 88. tion in committee), 2077; (1°), 2078; (2°), 2160; (committee and 3°), 2167; (assent), 2231. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary Primary Products Pools Act Amendment Panel nominated by Mr. Speaker, 6. (initiation), 1575; (initiation in corn· mittee), 1726; (ID), 1727; (2°), 1744; (committee), 1752; (3°), 1841; (assent), Closure Motions (Industrial Arbitration Act 2231. Amendment Bill) 176, 177. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Closure of Parliamentary Bar DIVISIONS-continued. (Mot-ion-J1r. HurtleJJ), 970; (amendment- BJLLS-eontinurd: Mr. [[err), 973; (amend,ment-Mr. ])c•ntal, Opticians, and Pharmacy ('ors<' r), 974. Initiation in committee, 1999. Commission to Mr. Speaker to administer Indnstrial Arbitration Act Amendment- Initiation in committee, 176; (closure Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to motion), 176; report stage, 177; Members-elect, 4. (c·losure motion), 177; adoption of n,>olution, 177; (closure motion), 177. Commissioners to administer Oath or First reftding, 178. Affirmation of Allegiance to Motion for printing of Bill, 178. Members-elect, l. :\~lotion appointing date for second. reading, 178. Clause 3 (amcndmcnt-Jlr. Jloorc), 296. Committee, Printing Clause 6 (flmcndment-J1r. Krrr), 302. Appointment, 17. Clause 7 (amendment-"lir. TayTor), 307. Committee, Standing Orders Third reading, 511. Appointment, 17. Liquor Acts Amendment- Clause 8 (amendment-Mr. I1 elso), 484. Committees, Library, Parliamentary Build Loul Authorities Actc. Amendment ings, and Refreshment Rooms Clause 8 (flmendment-Jlr. ~Tott), 521. Appointment, 17. ::\c·w clanse to follow clause 46-:\Ir. Swn,yne, 1133. Cooper, Sir Pope A, Ex-Chief Justice. Petroleum Death of, 762. Clause 10, 1553. Clause 14 (amcndment-Jlr. ~Wulkr r), 1561. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish~ ment of, by Primary Producers- Clause 29, 1570. Prin1_ary Produccr\3.' Co-operative Associa- (Motion--Mr. Corser), 253, 355; (amend ilOllS- ment-"lir. Glcdson), 355, 492; (amend ment-]£ r. ~Yott), 493. Clau'" 6 (amcndment-J1r. ~Blplzin ,,foilt). 2170. Clause 24 (amendmcnt~Jlr. J1ooru), Country Party, Leadership of, 7. 2180. Racecourscs- Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, 1369. ClausP 2 (amcndments-Jlr. "Worgun), (Approval of scheme}, 1403. 1426, 1430. l'pper Burnett and Callide Land Settle Days of Sitting ment- Clause 4 (amcndment-J1r. J£ ooT'! ), 968. Friday, 566. Parliat1lcntar,v Bar. Closure of Yrorning Sittings, 1743. (Amendment-J£ r. C r~r,,cr), 978. Precedence of Government Business on Thursday, 566. STTPPLY: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 17. Premier and Chief Secretary- Chief Office (amendment to reduce Death of Sir Po e A. Cooper, Ex-Chief item " Commissioner of Prices " by £1-J}fr. M organ), 899. Justice, 762. :\1iscellaneous Services (amendment to omit " Allowance to Lieutenant DIVISION3- Governor, £950 "-Mr. 2\forrzan), 1063. BILLs: Suspension of Mr. Corser, 176, Agricultural Bank- New clause to follow clause 3 (1!1r. Election, General, Analysis of Voting at Cor.•er), 2226. Motion 288; (return tabled}, Co-operative Produce Agencies, Estab (Mr. Roberts), 604. lishment of (amendment-Mr. Tott), 507. Cotton Industry- Elections Tribunal Clause 6 (amendment-J1r. Taylor), Judge for 1923, 6. 1698; (am'endment-Mr. Hartley), 1703; (as amended), 1703. ('lause 13 (amendment-Mr. Peterson), Estimates-in-Chief, 1923-24- 1721. (Tabled}, 528. 4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Estimates, Supplementary, 1922-23- Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance (Tabled), 1863. Commiesion to Mr. Speaker to administer, 4. Explanations, Personal- Commissioners to administer, 1. Mr. Bulcock, 321. Mr. Hartley, 824. Opening Speech, The Governor's, 4, 7. Mr. Hynes, 1345. Opposition, Leadership of, 7. Mr. Maxwell, 526.
Financia; Statement, i:4l. Parliament- Debate on, 568, 577, 605, 640, 685, 722. Meeting of, 1. Prorogation Qf, 2232. Tablee relating to (tabled), 528.
Governor's Opening Speech, 4, 7. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of (Niotion-Jlfr. Hartley), 970; (amendment Mr. [( e1·r), 973; (amendment--M r. "Hansar.i "- Corser), 974. Report on Cost and Circulation, 92. Parliamentary Buildings, Library, and Re Irrigation Undertaking, Dawson Valley, freshment Room Committees 1369. Appointment, 17. ApproYal oJ scheme, 1403. Personal Explanations- Leadership of Country Party, 7. Mr. Bulcock, 321. Mr. Hartley, 824. Leadership of Opposition, 7. Mr. Hynes, 1345. Mr. Maxwell, 526. Library, Parliamentary Buildings, and Re freshment Room Committees Primary Producers, Establishment of Co Appointment, 17. operative Produce Agencies by (Motion-Mr. Corser). 253; (amendment Loans, Maturing, Renewal of, 1988. -Mr. Gledson). 355, 492; (amendment -Mr. Nott), 493. Meeting of Parliament, l. Printing Committee Appointment, 17. Member Named Mr. Corser, 176. Privilege, 287.
Member, New Prorogation, 2232. Mr. Bedford, 2046. Question not allowed by Mr. Speaker, 2176. Member, Resignation of Mr. J. H. Coyne, 286. QUESTIONS- Advertising, Government, Expenditure on (Mr. Corser), 763. Members Ordered to Discontinue Speeches African Maize, Purchase by State Pro Mr. Deacon, 370. duce Agency (Mr. Deacon), 180. Mr. Swayne, 1423. Agreement in re Ginning and Marketing of Seed Cotton (Mr. Morgan), 16. Members Sworn, 1. Agriculture, Council of- Mr. Bedford, 2046. Cost. to 30th June, 1923 (.Wr. King), 319. Mr. Dunstan, 51. Division list in re compulsory levies without poll (Mr. Deacon), 2103. Mr. McLachlan, 130. Fees and expenses paid to members (2}lr. Mr. Petrie, 979. King), 1165. Mr. Walker, 5. Payments to Mr. W. Ranger (Mr. Brand), 1840. Mr. Wellington, 390. Proposals of Joint Cattle Committee in re meat industry (Mr. Edwards), 1950. Ministry, Changes in, during Recess, 6. Protest of Central Queensland District Council against prohibition of ratoon cotton (Mr. Corser), 1267; {Mr. P•cter• Morning Sittings, 1743. son), 1369. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 5
QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued: Agriculture, Department of, Salaries and British-Australian Cotton Association allowances of officials of (Mr. King), Agreement with Queensland Govern 1165. ment (Mr. Peterson), 1728. Allowance for State children, Discontinu British-Australian Cotton Association-con ance or decrease of (Mr. Roberts), 1728. tinued: Amalgamated Savings Bank business, Profit In re acquisition of cotton ginnerics. or loss to Queensland on (Mr. Elphi!l (Mr. Elphinstone), 1241. stone), 131. In re purchase of seed cotton (11lr. American Loan bonds, Price paid for (Mr. M organ), 16; (Mr. Edwards), 684. Kelso). 903. Expenditure in Queensland (Mr. Elphin American Loans, Interest and Sinking stone), 1368 . .Fund arrangements (Jir. Elphinstone), Seed cotton ginned by, 1922-1923 (Jir. 762. Edwm·ds), 1508. Applied Electricity, Technical College in British Cotton Growing Association (Mr. struction in (Mr. Swayne), 319. Peterson), 1728. Apprentices- British Err.pire Exhibition- Conditions in re learning trades at Tech Collection of wool for display (Mr. nical College (Mr. Elphinstone), 91. Moore), 1241. Examination of Trade (Mr. Roberts), 90. Queensland staff (Mr. K err), 131. Arsenic- " Bunchy top" in Bananas Price of, for destruction of noxious plants Commonwealth contribution for research (Mr. Edwards), 1468. work (Mr. King), 91. Produced at State Mine (Mr. Edwards), Cure of disease (Mr. Warren), 1135. 1468. Burials, Indigent, in metropolitan area, A therton, Glut of maize at (Mr. Deacon), Tenders and Contracts for (Mr. M.ax 355. weU), 91. Atl:erton Tableland--contract for erection Burnett. lands Upper Visit of Members of of Silos on (Jir. Edu•ards), 565. Parliame~t to (M~. G. P. Barnes), 1268. Auctioneers and Commission Agents' Butcher Shops, State- Security (Mr. King), 421. Average cost of slaughtering and retail Auditor-General's Reports on State enter ing beef (Mr. Edwrzrds), 1950, 2046. prises and sugar-mills (Mr. Suayne), Net profits (Mr. Gilda!J), 132. 1061. Number and location (Mr. Elphinston(),. Bacon and ham, Cancellation of notifica 1203. tion of prices of (JI r. Edwards), 320. Butter and Cheese Pool, Compulson•, Bajool Reserve, Eradication of prickly Proposal to constitute (Mr. TV alker), pear on (Mr. Corser), 1135; (Mr. 1643. Pcterson), 1894, 1950. Canberra, Workers' Cottages at (Jd"r. Ballot system in wnnection with land Roberts), 132. settlement (Mr. Elphinstone), 1166. Cane supplies for Gin Gin Central Sugar Ballots under Primary Products Pools Act Mill, Additional (Jir. Brand), 1345. (Mr. Elphinstone), 2103. Canned fish put up in Queensland (Mr. Bananas- CoUins), 2176. Commonwealth contribution for research Casino to Killarney railway route (JI r. work iN. re "bunchy top" (Mr. King), Coste{/o). 1951. 91. Cattle and Sheep Railway Trucks Cure of " bunchy top" disease (Mr. Built since 1914 (Mr. Morgan), 51. Warren), 1135. In use in 1914 and 1923 (.1lr. Morgan), Bedford, Mr. Randolph- 252. Payment of £400 to (Jir. Kerr), 51. Chaff imports bv rail from Southern States Travelling expenses of (Mr. King), 1508. (Mr. 'l'aylor), 784. Becrburrum Soldier Settlement (Mr. King), Cheese and But.ter Pool, Compulsorv, 459. Proposal to constitute (Mr. Walker), Bore alo"gside Gowrie Homestead (llfr. 1643. ]!I oore), 51. Clelland. Mr. S., Application for State relief by (Jd"r. Brand), 1625. Bowen, Erection of coal st
QUESTIONS--continued: QUESTIONS-'--continued: Commissioner for Trade, Report of (Mr. Council of Agriculture- lie/so), 1268, 1369, 1840; (Mr. Morg({;n), Cost to 30th June, 1923 (Mr. King), 319. 1404. Division list in re compulsory levies Commissioner, Insurance, Report of (.llr. without poll (Mr. Deacon), 2103. Elphmstone), 1435. Fees and expenses paid to members (Jlr. Commonwealth Bank Agreement, etc., King), 1165. Act- Pavments to ::\ilr. \V. Ranger (Jfr. Advances to Treasurer (Mr. Taylor), 131. Brand), 1840. Profit or loss to Queensland under (Jf r. ProposnJs of Joint Cattle Committee in Elphinstone), 131. re meat industry (Mr. Edwards), 1950. Commonwealth b."nevolent allowance to Protest of Central Queensland District inmn.tes of Diamantina Hospital (Jfr. Council against prohibition of ratoon [(in g), 252. cotton (Mr. Corser), 1267; (Mr. Peter son), 1369. Commonwca\th Government advances to Council of Agriculture and Indmtrial soldier settlers (Jlr. [[err), 253. Arbitration Act. Amendment Bill \Mr. Commonwealth grant for main roads for (!Zayton), 252; (Mr. Costello), 253; (Mr. relief of unemployed returned soldiers Swayne), 354. (Mr. Eerr), 1018); (Mr. Clayton), 1096; Crown Lands- (Jfr. Corscr), 1728; (Mr. Edwards), 2103. Ballot svstem in connection with land selection. Operation of (Jfr. Elphzn Communal water supplies, Provision for stonc), 1166. (Mr. b'dwards), 1950. Resumptions in Clormont District of land Cotton Industry- used for wool-growing (Mr. Elphin stone), 1166. Agreement bet.ween Queensland Govern ment and British-Australian Cotton Retrospective pastoral rents, Collect.ions Association (Jfr. Petersun), 1728. of (Jlr. Su·ayne), 459. In re acquisition of cotton ginneries Selections forfeited 1916-1922 (Mr. (Jfr. Elphinsfone), 1241. Swayne), 130. In re purchase of seed cotton (Mr. Settlement in Tullv River sugar mill Edwards), 684. area (Mr. Brand), 685. Conference of cotton-growers (Jir. Cos Dawson Irrigation Scheme- tello), 354. Number of men employed at Delusion Expenditure by British-Australian Cotton Creek (JI r. ,11 organ), 684. growing Association in Queensland SuggBsted engagement of Dr. Elwood (Mr. Elphinstone), 1368. Mead to report on (Jfr. 1'aylor), 1368. Financial assistance to growers (Mr. Dawson Valley and Upper Burnett Lands, Fry), 2176. ·visit of Members of Parliament to (jfr. Formation of Queensland Cotton-growers 0. P. Barnes), 1268. Co-operative Association (Mr. Pettr· Department of Agriculture and Council of son), 1728. Agriculture, Salaries and allowances of Loss under cotton guarante0 (Mr. members and officials of (Jf r. ~Y ott), Edwards), 131. 1060. Diamantina Hospital and Commonwealth Prices paid for lint by British manu benevolent allowance (Jfr. Kinu), 252. facturers (Jlr. Brand), 1541. Diseontinuance or decrease of allowances Ratoon Cotton- for State chiLdren (Jfr. Ilobcrt.,), 1728. Crop for 1922-1923 (Mr. Logan), 1508. Dredge, ]\" ew, Designs to facilitate tender Di•,satisfa.rtion at Gov0rnment pro hi bi ing for, b:v Queensland firms Pir. tion of (2lfr. r:'orscr), 1095. Su.'aync), 640. Jones, Mr. Daniel, Proposed visit to Drilling oporat·ions, Cessation of. at Great Britain in re market for (Jf r. Gympie (Jlr. lT'. H. !Jarnes), 2176. Swaync), 2175. Egg Pool- Marketing of (,l:fr. Peterson), 16; (Mr. Advance to (Mr. Jloore), 566. Swayne), 2175. Board circular in re grading of eggs Prohibition of (Mr. Elphinstone), 1241; (:lfr. Moore), 1267. (Mr. PeteTson), 1369. Progress payments made by (Mr. King), Protest of Central Queensland District 1643. Council of Agriculture against pro· hibition of (Mr. Corser), 1267. · State Produce Agenc:v's commission and return on sales (Mr. Maxu·ell), 1509, Seed carry-over from 1921-1922 crop (Jfr. 1625. Logan), 1508. Election, General- Seed cotton ginned by British-Australian Cost of (Jb. Moore). 354. Cotton Association, 1922-23 (!R' r. M or Holiday and payment to rail" ay gan), 16; (2lfr. Edwards), 1508. employees (Mr. Roberts), 1509. Supply of free cotton seed for 1923 sowing Electrification of suburban railways (Mr. (Mr. Morgan), 179. Kerr), 180. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 7
QUESTIONS-continued.· QUESTIONS-continued: Employees on State stations (Jfr. Elphin Income Tax- stonc), 2103. Agreement rcgardtng eollection of Executive and State InsurancB buildings, Federal and State (Mr. Elp!tinston"), Cost of (Jfr. Jfaxwell), 1403. 91; (Mr. Fry), 1202; (J£1·. Kerr), 2176. Increase of exemptions and deductions Factory inspectors, Applicabions for posi (Mr. Clayton), 1435. tions as (Jlr. It iny), 1688. Indigent burials in metropolit-an a.1 ea Federal Income Tax, Agreement regarding Tenders and contracts for (Mr. Max: collection of. by State (Jfr. Elzohin well), 91. ·'tonc), 91; (Jfr. Fry), 1202; (.tir. lterr). 2176. Indmtrial Arbitration Act Amcnd,mout Bill und Council of Agriculture (Mr. Financial assi~,tancc to cotton growers {31 r. Clayton), 252; (Mr. Costollo), 253; (J.1r. Fry), 2176. Swaync), 354. Fish canned in Queensland (Jfr. Collin.<), 2176. Inkerman Irrigation Scheme- Averrrge depth and cost of sinking holeo Fcdder for Starving Stock- for cable poles (Jfr. Swayne), 1687. Delay in delivery (Jfr. Morgan), 320. Cost (Jfr. Swayne), 721. Government assistance for purchase (Mr. C-,st of cylinders (Mr. Swayne), 1687. Ro berts), 864. Cost of well sinking (Jfr. Swayne), 1435. Purchase in Southern States (Mr. Edwards), 1061. Depth cf wells (Mr. Swayne), 1687. Forest Hill railway gate, Damage by Fine imposed on settler (Mr. Swayne), engines to (J.fr. Logan), 1404. 1241. 1468. Increase on estimated cost (:1£r. Swayne), Fruit, State Produce Agency's commission 130. and return on (Mr. Maxwell), 1509. Insurance Commissioner's report (J[r. •Gems on Sapphire Field, State advance Elphinstone), 1435. on security of (Jfr. Kerr), 215. Interht on Queensland loans, Date of Gin Gin Central Sugar Mill, Additional liabilitv of, to Federal Income Tax cane supplies from r
QUESTIONS~continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Lengthsmen's cottages at Talwood, Cost of Secretary for Mines in Warrego by (Mr. Morgan), 286. election campaign (Mr. Jiorgan), 1403. Levies, Compulsory, without poll, Division Mm·gan, F. D., Coachbuilder list of Council of Agriculture in re Dismissal of (Mr·. Kelso), ~096. (Mr. Deacon), 2103. Report charging coachbuilder Salisbury Lint, Cotton, Prices paid for, by British with breach of Railwav Rule 16 (Jfr. manufacturcr3 (Mr. Brand), 1541. lielso), 1096. - Liquor Referendum, Holiday on polling; Motor car hire for Secretary for Agricul day for (Jfr. Brand), 1345. . ture 1922-1923 (Mr. Swayne), 1840; (Mr_ Loan Bonds, Ameri(•>•ln, Price paid for Clayton), 2046. (Mr. Kelso), 903. Mundubbera-Monto R.ailway, Second Loan Fund A~_,ount, Balance of, at 30th sect.ion of (Mr. Corser), 459. September, 1923 (Mr. G. P. Barnc.,), :1'.; eilsen, J on as, Milk pasteuriser and 1840. steriliser (J:lr. Kirwan), 253. Loan Fund, Contributions to, si!J_ce 30th J\iewspapers, Payment to, for epecial June, 1923 (jUr. Elphinstone), 1688. articles (Jfr. Corser), 763. Loan-;, American, Interest and Sink:ng Night work by waitresses (;l:lr. Roberts),. Fund arrangcment3 for (Mr. E/phin- 1625. stonf'), 762. - 1\armanby roll, Non-voting electors on Loans, Queensland, Date of interest on, to (Mr. Petcrson), 16. become subject to Federal income tax (Mr. Elphinstone), 320. Noxious plants, Price of arsenic for destruc tion of (Mr. King), 1468. Lockyer State quarry, Price paid for (Mr. Logan), 1404. Oil stores on Brisbane River, Rent of special lease for (Mr. Swayne), 527. Mackav. \Vorkers' ho,mes erected at (Mr. Elphinstonc), 1166. Old Mcilwraith mining lease at Redcap (Mr. Maxwell), 864. Main Roads- Opossums, Extension of open season for Allocation to local authorities of Com (Mr. M organ), 179. monwealth grant (Mr. Krrr), 1018; " Palais-de-Danse " adjoining Government (Jfr. Clayton), 1096; (Mr. Corser), 1728; Domain (Mr. Maxwe/l), 2046, 2229. (Jfr. Edwards), 2103. Parlimnent, Visit to Dawson Valley and Queensland quota of Commonwealth Fppcr Burnett Lands of Members of grant for relief of unemployed returned (Jf r. (}. P. Barnes), 1268. soldiers (Mr. Kerr), 1018; (Mr. Clay ton), 1096. Pastoral rents and rctrospecti,-e collcctioas (Mr. Swayne), 459. Main Roads Act, General wheel tax regula tions under (Mr. Kerr), 91. Pine- Main Roads Board, Cost of roads con Acquired under Sugar Acquisition Act structed by (Mr. Moore), 565. Charges on (Mr. Ed1oards), 2046. Maize glut at Athcrton (Jir. Draron). 355. Exports. imports, and price of (Mr. Maize Silos, Contract for erection of. on Brand), 1061. Atherton Tableland (Mr. Edwards), Plant Nursery- 565. Bribie Island, Cost of establishment at. " Mallee roller " for clearing scrub, Use of (J:lr. N ott), 784. (Mr. Edwards), 565. Report on sites (Mr. King), 1019. Market prices of primary products. Publica Police buildings, Revenue expenditure from tion of information regarding (Mr. 1910 to 1923 (Jir. Kerr), 17. Clayton), 823. Pools [Vidr "Butter and Cheese," "Egg,"' Marketing of ratoon cotton (J:lr. Peterson), and "Wheat Industry."] 16; (Jlr. Swayne), 2175. Potatoes, Imports of, by rail from Southern :\I eat industry, Proposals of Joint Cattle States (Mr. 1'aylor), 784. Committee and Council of Agriculture in re (1l'Ir. Edwards), 1950. Poultry, eggs, fruit and vegetables, State Produce Agency's commission and Mental Hospitals~ returns on (Mr. Maxwell), 1509, 1625. Goodna, Expenditure at, on alterations Prickly-pear- and additions 1919-1920 (Mr. TV. H. JJarnes), 1894. Cost of Royal Commission on (Mr. Clay ton), 1241. Relea"e of inmates during remission of malady (Mr. Kerr), 491. Eradication on Bajool Reserve (Mr. Corser), 1135; (Mr. Peterson), 1894, Willowburn, Patients in (Mr. Robert QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Primary Products Pools Act, Ballots ctnder Railways-continued: (Mr. Elphinstone), 2103. Sheep and cattle trucks- Primary products, Publication of informa Built since 1914 (Mr. ll.forgan), 51. tion regarding market prices of (Mr. Clayton), 823. In use in 1914 and 1923 (Mr. M organ), 252. Public balances at 30th September, 1923 (Mr. G. P. Barnes.), 1840. South Brisbane extenmon to Gas Com pany's works (Mr. Pry), 131. Public Service, Transferred sub-depart ments of (ivir. Pry), 604. Tara-Surat extension- Public Works Commission's Report on pro Employment of local re~idents on (.lir. posed railway to Redcliffe (Mr. .liorgan), 320. Warren), 180. Men discharged from (11lr. 111 organ), Queensland canned fish (Mr. Collins), 2176. 1061. Queensland Cotton Growers' Co-operative Tram miles and employees, Comparison Association, Formation of (Mr. Peter of, 1913-1914 and 1922-1923 Plr son), 1728. .11 organ), 179, 823. Uniform gauge, Adoption of, in Australia Queensland Producers' Association, Secre (Mr. Ji'ry), 16. tary and accountant of (Mr. Moore), 354. \Vindera Branch construction works, Men discharged from (.llr. Edwards), 880. Railways- Youths appointed to permanent staff, Brisbane-Kyogle link, Conference rela 1912-1923 (M·r. [{err), 286. tive t-o construction of (Mr. Bell), 1643. Ranger, Mr. W., PHyments by Council of Casino-Killarney route (Mr. Costello), Agriculture to (2vir. Brand), 1840. 1951. Ratoon grown cotton (vide "Cotton Indus Cattle and sheep trucks- try"). Built since 1914 (Mr. M organ), 51; Rcdcap, Old Mcllwraith mining lease at In use in 1914 and 1923 (Mr. Morgan) (Jir. Jfaxu·ell), 864. 252. ' Regulation of Sugar Cane Prices Act, C17 ellgines, Number and cost of (Jir. Request for amendment of (Mr. Roberts), 1018. Brand), 1575. Electrification of suburban lines (Mr. Relief- [{err), 180. Amount distributed, 1922-1923 (Mr. Employees and train miles. Comparison Roberts), 864. of, 1913-1914 and 1922-1923 (Mr. Morgan), 179, 823. Application by Mr. S. Clelland (Mr. Brand), 1625. Employees on construction works (Jfr. Roberts), 2229. Applications at Toowoomba (Mr. Roberts), 1165. Emplovees, Payment of for holidav on election day (lfr. Rob~rts), 1368, 1509. Assistance to farmers (Mr. Roberts), 864. Forest Hill railway gates, Damage by From Unemployment Insurance Fund to (Mr. Logan), employees at Sargeant and Coy's works, cngmes to 1404. . Brisbane (Mr. Elphinstone), 1575. Goomeri to Manumbar, Construction of light lme from (Mr. Clayton), 824. Steps taken by Unemployment Council for relief of unemployed workers (Mr. Goondoon-Kalliwa LinP, Particulars re Roberts), 1688. lating to (."fir. Brand), 1345. Religious attendance at Government insti InspeetoB, Qualifications necessary for tutions, Payment for (Mr. Kerr), 17. (Jfr. Pcterson), 2229. Rental chargeable against GovernmeJ;t Ipswich Station, Cost of (Jfr. G/ulson), Departments occupying State Insurance 1267. Building (Mr. [{err), 565. Ipswich Workshops, Suggested inquiry Resumptions in Clermont district of land into conditions in (Jfr. Maxwell), 763. used for wool-growing (ll.fr. Elphin Kyogle-Brisbane link, Proposed confer stone), 1166. ence relative to construction of (;lir. Retrospective past·oral rents, Collections of Bell), 1643. (Mr. Swayne), 459. Lengthsmen's cottages at Talwood, Cost Revaluation of improvements on soldier of (Mr. ll.forgan), 286. settlerr•ents (Mr. Costello), 252, 421; Morgan, F. D., Coachbuilder (Mr. Ke1·r), 764. Dismissal of (Mr. Kelso), 1096. RC\-cnue Account, Balance of, at 30th Sep Report charging coachbuilder Salis tember, 1923 (Mr. a. P. Barnes), 1840. bury with breach of Rule 16 (Mr. Royal Commission on Prickly-pear, Cost of Kelso), 1096. (Jfr. Clayton), 1241. Mundubbera-Monto Line, Second S"~ction Salaries Act of 1922, Government officers of (.lfr. Corscr), 459. exempted from (Mr. Corser), 1240. Rcdcliffe proposed extension, Report of Sapphires. State advance on security of Public Works Commission on (.lir. (Mr. Kerr), 215. Warren), 180. Sargeant and Co., Brisbane, Relief to Road from Roma Street to new goods employees of, from Unemployment shed (Mr. Ke/so), 763. Insurance Fund (Mr. Elphinslone), 1575. 10 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUE3TIONS --~anti nu 'fl: QUESTIONS-continued: S:wingc< Bank bmin<'oc•, Amalgama-ted. State Industrial U ndertakings--conlinw:rl: Profit or loss to Queensland on (Jir. Com.missionor for Trade, Report of (Mr. E/phinstone), 131. Ii.elso), 1268, 1369, 1840; (Mr. Morg'm), Scholarship allowances (Jir. lloberts), c·5Ll. 1404. Limitation of parent-.' incomes in rf' Fishery-- (Jlr. 1/obcrt,,), 1688. Net profits on (Mr. Corscr), 132. Scrub ~learing, Use of "Mallee roil<·r" for (Mr. ] QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS--continued: Sugar Industry-continued: Unemployed persons registered at Too Proposed conference in re sugar agreP woomba (Mr. Roberts), 1165. mcnt (Jfr. B1·and), 1368. L:nemployed Workers' Insurance Act Regulation of Sugar Cane Prices Act, Contributions to and payments from fund Request for amendment of (Mr. Brand), (Mr. Roberts), 320; (Mr. Walker), 1165. 1575. Fe Reply, Address in, 7. Supply-continued: Answer of Governor to, 178. Eslimatcs-in-Chief-contrn-rud: Debate on. 7, 18, 52, 93, 132; (rloourc under Agriculture and Stock-continued: Standing Order No. 17), 166. Diseases in Plants Act, 1095. Pr<~~entation to Governor, 166. Miscellaneous Services, 109·5. Slaughtering Act, 1095. Resignation of Member State Farms and Gardens, 1095. Mr. J. H. Coyne, 286. Executiv"' and Legislative Aide-de-camp to His Excellency the· Return, Motion for- GoYernor, 541, 568, 577, 605, 640, 685, Analysis of voting at general election 722. (rnotiGn-Mr. Robert.•), 288; (return Executive Council, 865. tabled), 604. His Excellency the Governor, 541, 568, 577, 605. 640, 685, 722; (balance of Revaluation Board for Soldier Settlements- vote). 865. Proposed motion for adjournment Legislative Assembly, 865. (Mr. Speaker's ruling), 864. Home Secretary Aboriginals, Relief of, 1849. Sitting Days Charitable Institutions and Grants, Friday, 566. 1849. Morning sittings, 1743. Chief Office, 1849. Precedence of Government business en Health, 1849. Thursdays, 566. Hosvitals, 1849. Tuesday, 'Vedne&day, and Thursday, 17. Insanity, 1855. Lazaret, Peel Island, 1856. Speaker, The- Medical, 1856. Election of Mr. Bertram, 2. Miscellaneous Services, 1859. Congratulations to, 3. Outdoor Relief, 1856. Preqcntation to Governor of, 4. Police. 1856. Police Investment Board, 1856. Special Adjournments, 4, 15, 421,~639, 762 Prisons, 1856. 2230. State Children, 1858. Steamer " Otter," 1859. Standing Orders Committee - Justice- Appointment. 17. Chief Office, 1625. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1625. Standing Orders, Suspension of Electoral Registration, 1627. Appropriation Bill. No. 1, 566. Friendly Societies, 1636. Passage of Bills through all stageq in one Parliamentary Draftsman, 1637. day, 1924. Public Service Superannuation Board, 1640. Statement, Ministerial- Registrar-General, 1640. Changes in Ministry during recess, 6. Sheriff, 1642. Supreme Courts, 1643. Strike on Government Steamers Titles, 1643. Conference with seamen in rr, 942. Mines- Chief Office, 1763, 1792. Supply- In aid of Mining, 1800. Committee Mining Fields, 1801. Constitution of, 166. " Queensland Government Mining- Opening of, 528. Journal," 1804. Estirnatr.•-in-Chir/, 1923-24 (tabled), 528. State Mining Operations, 1804. Estimates, Supplementary, 1922-23 (tabled), 1863. Premier and Chief Secretary- Estimates--in-Chief- Agent General for the State, 902, 903. Agriculture and Stock Audit Office, 909. Chemical Laboratory, 1095. Chief Office, 883; (amendment to reduce bv £1 vote, " Commissioner of Chief Office, 1070. Prices"-Mr. Morgan), 888. Dairy Produce Acts, 1095. Intelligence .and Tourist Bureau, 909. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 13 :Supply-continued: Supply-continued: p;,,f.imates-in-Chiej-continucd: Loan Fun.l Account- Premier Supply-continued: Time Limit or Speeches- Trust and Special Funds-continued: Members granted an extension of time- Treasury- Mr. Bulcock, 1617. Central Sugar Mills, 1917. .:\1r. Corser, 1609. Harbours ,and Rivers, 1920. Mr. Gillies, 1596, 1686. State Insurance Office, 1920. Financial Statement, 541, 568. Mr. Kerr, · 1665. Debate on, 577, 605, 640, 685, 722. :\Ir. Morgan, 1961. Tables relating to (tabled), 528. !'olc of Credit on acco~tnt 1924-25 Vacancy during Recess, Rockhampton By (£2,500,000), 1925. 1950. !Jlection, 6. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 568. rot!S passed undu operation of Standin(J Valedictory, 2230. Order To. 307- Estimates, Supplementary, 1922-23, 1950. Vote ·of Credit on account 1924-1925 Estimates, Supplementary (Loan Fund), (£2,500,000), 1925, !950. 1922-23, 1950. Estimates, Supplementary (Trust Funds), Vote on Account ;)68. 1922-23, 1950. (£1,700,003), Loan Funds Account (Public Lands Warrego Electoral District balance of vote), 1950; (balance of l'>timates), 1950. Resignation of Mr. J. H. Coyne, 286. Yoh• of Credit on account 1924-25 Election of Mr. R. Bedford, 2046. (£2,500,000), 1950. Ways and Means- Suspension or Member (Mr. Corser), 176. Committee, Constitution of, 166. Tax on bookrnP kPrs, 1166; (reception of Tax on Bookmakers resolution), 1243. Reception of Rc,;olution, 1243. Vote of Credit, 1924-25 (£2,500,000), 1997. Resolution in Committee of Ways and Vot<' on Account (£4,700,000), 577; balance ;\leans, 1166. of Estirna tcs, 1997. _L1-:CGISLATIVE ASBEJY_IBLY. INDEX rt'O SPEECHE8. APPEL, Honourable Jo:m George (Albert) BILLS-continued: Takcs his scat, 1. Prickly Pear Land (2°), 2038; (cDm mittee), 2040. Address in Reply, 153. Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso- BILLS: ciations (committee), 2169, 2175. Hospitals (2°), 2086; (committee), 2109, Private Savings Banks (2°), 383. 2111. Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1048. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (2°), 238; (committee), 308. Rockhampton, Toowoomba, Warwick, and Gatton Public Land Mortgages Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), (2°), 2018. 406; (committee), 1117, 1118, 1130, 1131. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle ~erang River Bridge and Southport ment (committee), 966, 989. Burleigh Road (2°), 425. Weights and Measures Acts Amendment l'ctrolcum (2°), 1524. (2°), 1006. Financial Statement, 710. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, 1386. St:PPLY: Financial Statement, 659. FJstima teR-in-C hief Loans, ::\1aturing, Renewal of, 1993. Justice- SUPPLY: Parliamentary Draftsman, 1638, 1639. Committee, Opening of, 539. Premier and Chief Secretary Estimates-in-Chief Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 912. Agriculture and Stock Public Lands Chief Office, 1077. Forestry Office, 1833. Mines- Mining Fields, 1802, 1803. [vide ATTORNEY-GENERAL "Mullan, Public Instruction Honourable John"]. Chief Office, 1228. Public Lands- BARBER, George Phillips, Esquire (Bunda Irrigation and Water Supply Com berg)- mission, 1846. Tak cs his seat, 1. Public Works Chief Office, 1341. BARNES, George Powell, Esquire Railways- (Warwick)- General Establishment, 1283. Ta kcs his seat, 1. 1/r solutions Reported from Committee Address in Reply, 136. Loan Fund Account, 1993. Railways-General Establishment, 1980. BILLS: Trust and Speci7l Funds Cotton Industry (committee), 1690, 1706, 1711. Agriculture and Stock Dingo and Marsupial Act Amendment Cotton Trading Fund, 1929. Bill (2°), 185. Premier and Chief Secretary- Fruit Marketing Organisation (2°), 2061. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1868, Hospitals (2°), 2101. 1897. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 169; (2°), BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry 227; (committee), 291, 301. (Wynnum) Local Authorities Acts Amendment Takes his seat, 1. (committee), 549, 1128. Address in Reply, 47. Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1969. BILLS: Palmerston Land Settlement (2°), 1014. Closer Settlement Acta Amendment (2<'), Petroleum (committee), 1551. 1188. 11) INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry SuPPLY--continued: continued: Trust and Special Funds-continued: BILLS-continued: Mines- Cotton Industry (2°), 1649; (committee), In aid of Mining, 1800. 1689, 1692. Premier and Chief Secretary Dingo and Marsupial Act Amendment Chief Office, 892, 894, 897. (2°), 181. Electrical Workers {2°), 1448; (corn· Public Instruction mittee), 1453, 1455. Chief Office, 1215. Fruit Marketing Organisation (2°), 2054. Inspection, 1234. Government Loans Redemption and Public Works Conversion (initiation in committee), 333; {2°), 445. Buildings, 1495. Hospitals (initiation in committee), 1762; Chief Office, 1337, 1342. (2°), 2097. Railways- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment General Establishment, 1306. (initiation), 93; (committee), 289, 290, 298, 301, 308, 310, 314. Ile.wlutions llej!Orted from Committee Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 346; Cotton Trading Account, 1985. (committee), 473, 476. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1980. Local Authorities Acts Amendment Lazaret, 1983. (initiation in committee), 332; (2°), 412; (committee), 514, 518, 1117. Loan Fund Account, 1988. Main Roads Act Amendment (com State Stores Board, 1979. mittee), 787. 1'rnst and Special Funds Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer Home Secretary- age Acts Amendment {initiation in corn· mittee), 1019; (2°), 1113. Police Superannuation Fund, 1909. Nerang River Bridge and Southport· Mines- Burleigh Road (initiation in com Chillagoe State Smelters, 1933, 1935. mittee), 391. Sapphire Trading Fund, 1937. Palmerston Land Settlement (2°), 1012. Premier and Chief Secretary- Petroleum (2°), 1535; (recommittal), 1729. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1902. Prickly-pear Land (committee), 2042. 2044. Public Works- Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso State Advances Corporation- ciations (2°), 2125; (committee), 2177, Workers' Dwellings Branch, 1914. 2178, 218{), 2181, 2182, 2183, 2184; (30), T'ott on Account (:84,700,000), 575. 2196. Primary Products Pools Act Amend ment {2°), 1744; (committee), 1753, 1757, BEDFORD, Randolph, Esquire (Warrego) 1760. Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1022; Tahs his seat. 2046. (committee\, 1098. Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selec tions (committee), 1249, 1251. BELL, Ernest Thomas, Esquire (Fassifern) Trust Accounts (2°), 194. 'Takes his seat, 1. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle BILLS: ment {initiation in committee), 424 ; Cotton Industry (committee), 1697. (committee), 986. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Weights and Measures Acts Amendment Amendment (2°), 183. (initiation in committee), 943; (2°), 1004. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 175. Financial Statement, 634. Land Act (Review of Cattle Holding Loans, Maturing. Renewal of, 1988. Rents) Amendment {2°), 2009. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 975. Meat Industry Encouragement (initiation Standing Orders, Suspension of, 566. in committee), 1727; (2°), 1954; (com mittee), 1974, 1975. SuPPLY: Stallions Registration (committee), 1163. Committee, Opening of, 533. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Estimates-in-Chief- rr.ent of, by Primary Producers, 492. Executive and Legislative SUPPLY: Legislative Assembly, 865, 867, 878. Estimates-in-Chief Justice- Public Lands- Electoral Regist~ation, 1630, 1633. Irrigation and Water Supply Com Parliamentary Draftsman, 1638. mission, 1842. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 17 :BERTRAM, Honourab'e William (Maree) SUPPLY: [vide also " Speaker "]. Estima tes-in-C hie f - Take; his seat, 1. Home Secret.ary Speaker, Election as (nominatod), 2: Hospitals, 1850. (submits himself to House), 3; (electNl), 3; (returns thanks on elec Mines-- tion), 3; (presentation to Governor}, 4. Chief Office, 1782. StrPPLY: Public WDrks Estimates-in-Chief- Chief Office, 1489. Executive and Legislative Trust a.nd Special Funds Legislative Asc;ombly, 876. Premier and Chief Secretary- BRAND, William Alfred, Esquire (Burrum) State Entr·rprises Act of 1918, 1908. Takes his seat, 1. Public Lands- BILLS: Main Roads Fund, 1927. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 175, 176. InsurancD (2°), 1465; (committee), 1739, BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire (Bar 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743. coo)-- Sugar \Vorkers' Perpetual Lease Selec Takes his seat. 1. tions (initiation in committee), 1152. Address in Reply, 77. SUPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief BILLS: Railways- Cotton Industry (2°), 1613. General Establish,ment, 1302. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (2°), 233. BRENNAN, Honourable Frank Tenison Stallions Registration (2°}, 773. (Toowoomba) [Minister without Port· Upper Burnett and Cal!ide Land Settle folio]. ment (2°}, 807; (committee), 962. Takes his scat, 1. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish BILLS: ment of, by Pr~mary Producers, 436. City of Brisbane (initiation in com Personal Explanation, 321. mittee), 1925; (2°), 2135. Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy Bill (initiation in CDmmittee}, 1997. CARTER, George, Esquire (Port Curtis) Fire Brigades Act Amendment (initiation in committ.ee), 332; (2°), 421. Takes his seat. 1. Local Authorities Acts Amendment Address in Reply, 140. (initiation in committee), 331, 332; (2°}, 392; (committee), 513, 516, 517, BILL: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle 561. 563. 564, 1115, 1116, 1121, 1122, 1123, ment (2°), 825. 1124, 1126, 1128, 1129, 1132, 1133, 1134. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 978. RDckha,mpton, TDowoomba, Warwick, and Gatton Public Land Mortgages (2°), 2018. CHAmMAN OF COMMITTEES (Michael Salaries Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 2005. Joseph Kirwan, Esquire, Brisbane)- SUPPLY: Agricultural Bank Bill- Estimates-in-Chief Amendment proposed to Clause 1 of HDme Secret.ary Schedule (Mr. JI a ore), not in order, as it would increase charge on t·he Con Hmpitals, 1853. solidated Revenue, 2227. Election of, 17 (returns thanks for elec. BRUCE, Henry Adam, Esquire (Kennedy) tionl, 88. Takes his seat, 1. Extracts quoted in Speeches, Members Address in Reply (moves adoption Df), 7. asked to provide copies of, 605. BILLS: BILLS: Industria! Arbitration Act Amendment Amendments. Members asked to supply (2°), 278. copies of, 288, 384. Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 479. Charge on Consolidated Revenue recom- Meat Industry Encouragement (2°}, 1970. mended by Message from His Excellency the Governor- Petroleum (committee), 1557, 1558. Amendment to Bill involving addi Racecourses (c"mmittee), 1423. tiDnal charge not in order, 386, 2109, Parliamentary Bar, Clos1,lre of, 977. 2227. 1923-b 18 INDEX TO SPEECHE&-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (Michael Order in debate, 170, 177, 295, 299, 302, 305. Joseph Kirwan, Esquire)-continued 472, 478, 553, 568, 647, 787, 789, 876, 882. 886, 892, 894, 902, 905, 907, 915, 917, 918, BILLS~continued: 919, 922, 925. 938, 941, 969, 1000, 1077, Closer Sctt.lement Acts Amendment~ 1137, 1139, 1206, 1207, 1229, 1230, 1238, 1253, 1261, 1263, 1285, 1287, 1293, 1294, Am0ndme~t proposed to Clause 4 (Mr. 1299, 1300, 1305, 1311, 1312, 1317, 1335, 111 oruan), not in order, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM COLLINS, (harles, Esquire (Bowen) PORARY (King, Reginald Mac· Takes his seat, 1. Donnell, Esquire (Logan)- Address in Reply, 108. Called upon to take chair, 690, 1835. BILLS: Nominated on panel, 6. Agricultural Bank (2°), 2209. Closer Settlement Acts Amendment CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM (committee), 1260, 1262. PORARY (Pollock, George, Esquire Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Gregory)- (2°), 247. Called upon to take chair, 513, 931, 1168, Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 483. 1705, 1781, 1809. Local Authorities Acts Amendment Nominated on panel, 6. (committee), 552. Order in debate, 1713. Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1964. Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM in committee), 470. PORARY (Walker, Harry Frederick, PriDkly Pear Land (2°), 2032. Esquire (Cooroora)- Primary Produccro' Organisation Act Amendment (2°), 2165. Nominated on panel, 6. Primary Products Pools Act Amendment (committee), 1754. CHIEF SECRETARY l vide " Theodore, Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Hopourable Edward Granville."] ment of, by Primary Producers, 260. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet, Esquire 1391. (Wide Bay) Financial Statement, 640. Takes his seat, 1. SUPPLY: Address in Reply, 38. Estimates-in-Ch ie / BILLS: Agriculture and Stock Cotton Industry {2°), 1678. Chief Office, 1089. Hospitals (2"), 2096. Executive and Legislative Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Legislative Assembly, 872, 882 (2°), 267. Jmtice- Petroleum (committee), 1562. Parliamentary Draftsman, 1637, 1639. l:ppcr Burnett and Callide Land Settle Registrar-General, 1640. ment (2°), 836; (committee), 995. Mines- Co-operative Produ_cc Agencies, Establish ment of, by Pnmary Producers, 2ti9. Chief Office, 1777, 1792. SUPPLY. " Queensland Government Mining J curnal," 1804. Estimates-in-Chief Premier and Chief Secretary Agriculture and Stock Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 911. Chief Office, 1070. Miscellaneous Services, 938, 1061, Justice- 1063. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1626. Public Service Commissioner, 928. Elect-oral Registration, 1627. Public Instruction- Prewier and Chief Secretary Chief Office, 1207. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 914. Queensland University, 1237. Miscellaneous Services, 1067. Public Lands- Public Works Irrigation and Water Supply Com Chief Office, 1343. mission, 1838, 1841. Railways- Railways- General Establishment, 1288. General Establishment, 1297. Loan Fund Account Treasury- Public Lands- Land and Income Tax, 18D2. Wire Netting, 1948. Trust and Special Funds Trust and Special Funds Home Secretary- Agriculture and Stock- Police Superannuation Fund, 1910. Diseases in Stock and the Brands Mines- Acts, 1931. · State Coal Mines, 1940, 1944. Public Lands- Premier and Chief Secretary- Mai~ Roads Fund, 1925. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1881. 20 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. CONROY, Charles William, Esquire BILLS-continued: (Maranoa) Closer Settlement Acts Amendment Takes his seat, 1. (initiation in committee), 1146; (2°;, 1180; (committee), 1253, 1255, 1257, 1260. BILLS: Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (2°), Cotton Industry (initiation in committee), 1185. 1137; (2°), 1597; (committee). 1690, 1695, 1699, 1706, 1708, 1715, 1722, 1724, Petroleum (2°), 1538. 1726. Racecourses (committee), 1423, 1432. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Amendment (initiation in com;;nittee), COOPER, Frank Arthur, Esquire (Bremer) 89; (2°), 187. Takes his seat, 1. Fruit Marketing Organisation (commit BILL: tee), 2064, 2067. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Hospitals (initiation in committee), 1761; (committee), 330. (2°), 2099. Chairman of Committees, Temporary- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Called upon to take Chair, 308, 312, 601, (initiation), 92; (initiati~n in commit 614, 623, 652, 743, 758, 1164, 1732, 1805, tee), 175; (2°), 204; (committee), 291, 1816, 1827, 1854, 1888, 1904, 1919, 2000, 294, 300, 301, 303, 305, 307, 318. 2003, 2014, 2170. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Nominated on panel, 6. Rents) Amendment (initiation in corn· Co-operath·e Produce Agencies, Establish- mittee), 1762; (2°), 2010; (committee), ment of, by Primary Producers, 266. 2017. Financial Statement, 687. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 2192. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 351; Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 972. (committee), 476. ScPPLY: Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), Estimates-in-Chief- 416; (committee), 556, 1115, 1116, 1121, 1122, 1132, 1134. Executive and Legislative Main Roads Act Amendment (initiation Legislative Assembly, 875. in committee), 460; (2°), 781; commit TruBt and Special Funds-- tee), 7f57~ Premier and Chief Secretary Meat ll:dustry Encouragement (initia State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1898. tion), 1575; (2°), 1966. Milsom Petroleum Agreement Ratifica COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood) tion (2°), 1540; (committee), 2072. Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation Takes his seat, 1. in •Jommittee), 470. BILLS: Pest Destroyern (2°), 189. Agricultural Bank (2°), 2216. Petroleum (2°), 1526; (committee), 1543, Cotton Industry (2°), 1658. 1546, 1554, 1561, 1562, 1566, 1569, 1570, Fruit Marketing Organisation (corn· 1573, 1574; (recommittal), 1729. mittee), 2067. Prickly Pear Land (initiation in commit· Indmtrial Arbitration Act Amendment tee), 2000; (2°), 2034. (initiation in committee), 171, (2°), 213. Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso· Stallions Registration (committee), 1161. ciations (initiation in committee), 1436; (2°), 2121; (committee), 2170, 2173. Upper Burnett .and Callide Land Settle ment (2°), 817; (committee), 956. Primary Producers' Organisation Act Amendn>ent (2°), 2163. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish ment of, by Primary Producers, 495. Primary Products Pools Act Amendment (committee), 1752, 1754, 1755, 1761. Financial Statement, 615. Racecourses (committee), 1427. SUPPLY: Rcilways Act Amendment (2°), 1040. Es-timates-in-Ch ie! Stallions Registration (2°), 770. Justice- Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selec· Electoral Registration, 1634. tions (initiation in committee), 1153. Railways- Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle General Eltablishment, 1289. ment (initiation in committ-ee, 423; (2°), 799; (co,mmittee), 960, 968, 985, 987. CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire (Bur- 992, 995. 999. 1001; (recommittal), 1141; (30), 1142. nett)- Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Takes his seat, 1. ment of, by Primary Producers (moves Address in Reply, 93. motion). 253; (amendment-Mr. Gled son), 359; (point of order), 505. BILLS: Agricultural Bank (initiation in com Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, mittee), 1437; (2°), 2204; (committee), 1380. 2221, 2223. Loans, Mcturing, Renewal of, 1996. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 21 CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire-con BrLLS~continued: tinued: Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 972; (3"), 509. (moves amendment), 974. Local Authorities Acts Amendment Standing Orders, Suspension of, 566. (committee), 1117. Stallions Registration (2°}, 777; (com SuPPLY: mittee), 1158, 1160, 1162. Committee, Opening of, 534. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle FJstimates-in-Chief~ ment (committee), 988, 990, 992. Agriculture and Stock Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Chief Office, 1073. ment of, by Primary Producers, 507. Executive and Legislative~ SuPPLY: Legislative Assembly, 869. Estimates-in-Chief Justice~ Mines- Courts of Petty Sessions, 1626. In aid of mining, 1801. Parliamentary Draftsman, 1640. Loan F'und Account Mines~ Public Lands~ Chief Office, 1768. Wire netting, 1947. Trust and Special F'unds~ Premier and Chief Secretary~ Miscellaneous Services, 1065. Premier and Chief Secretary~ State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1906. Public Lands~ Chief Office, 1818. COYNE, Honourable John Harry (Warrego) Public Wcrks~ Takes his seat, 1. Chief Office, 1362. Resigns his seat, 286. Railways~ General Establishment, 1286, 1329. DASH, John, Esquire (Mundingburra) Southern DiYision, 1335. Takes his seat, 1. R(solutions Reported from Committee~ BILLS: Loan Fund Account, 1996. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 'l'r·ust and Special F'unds~ (2°}, 284 ; (committee), 296. Agriculture and Stock~ Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1051. Cotton Trading Fund, 1930, 1931. ScPPLY: Diseases in Stock and the Brands Estimates-in-Chief~ Acts, 1932. Justice~ State Advances Corporation~ Electoral Registration, 1631. Advances to Settlers Branch, 1932. Premier and Chief Secretary~ Home Secretary~ Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 913. Police Superannuation Fund, 1910. Public Works~ Premier and Chief Secretary~ Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1504. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1888. Railways- Public Works~ G encral Est(lblishment, 1316. State Advances Corporation~ Workers' Dwellings Branch, 1912. 1'rust and Special Funds~ Treasury- Premier and Chief Secretary~ Central Sugar Mills, 1919. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1893. Suspended from services of House, 176. DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire (Cunningham) COSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon) Takes his seat, 1. Takcs his seat, 1. Address in Reply, 160. Address in Reply, 81. BILLS: BILLS: Agricultural Bank (2°),-2218; (committee), Agricultural Bank (committee), 2222, 2225. 2224. Closer Settlement Acts Amendment Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1149; (com- (initiation in committee), 1149; (2°), mittee), 1254, 1255, 1264. 1186. Cotton Industry (2°), 1622. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Dingo and Marsupial Act Amendment Amendment (2°), 184. (committee), 385. Fruit Marketing Organisation (initiation Fruit Marketing Organisation (com in committee), 2004; (2°}, 2063. mittee), 2065. :22 I~DEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire-con S!CPPLY--continued: t,:nued: Loan Fund Account BILLS-continued: Public Lands- Irrigation and Water Supply Com Hospitals (2°), 2095. mission, 1950. Income Tax Act Amendment (committee), 2191. Trust and Special Funds Premier and Chief Secretary- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1895. (initiation in committee), 169, 172; (2°), 211; (committee), 289, 290, 299, 302, Public Lands- 318, 324 ; (3°), 509. Main Roads Fund, 1921, 1923. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Rents) Amendment (2°), 2013. DUNSTAN Thomas Esquire (Gympie) ]~and Tax Art Amendment (2°), 2192. Takes his seat, 51. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com BILLS: mittee), 513, 517, 556, 1130. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Main Roads Act Amendment (initiation {2°), 269. in committee), 461; (committee), 785, Petroleum (committee), 1550. 788, 791. Chairman of Committees, Temporary- Palmerston Land Settlement (2°), 1016. Called upon to take chair, 172, 463, 490, Pest Destroyers (committee), 387_ 526, 556, 588, 886, 948, 1074, 1216, 1217, Petroleum (committee), 1548, 1555, 1574. 1225, 1248, 1260, 1276, 1288, 1302, 1329, 1431, 1482, 1489, 1560, 1561, 1714, 1778. Prickly Pear Land (2°), 2032; (com- mittee), 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2047. Nominated on panel, 6. Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso SUPPLY: ciations (2°), 2133; (committee), 2169, Estimates-in-Chief 2172, 2173, 2181. Mines- Primary Producers' Organisation Act Amendment (2°), 2164. Chief Office, 1781. Primary Products Pools Act Amendment Public Instruction (2°), 1752; (committee), 1754. Chief Office, 1221. Racecourses (committee), 1426, 1429, 1430, 1434. EDWARDS, James Braidwood, Esquire Stallions Registration (initiation in corn· (Nanango) mittee), 512: (2°), 776; (committee), 1158, 1161, 1163, 1164. Takes his seat, 1. Sugar Worlmrs' Perpetual Lease Selec Address in Reply, 165. tions (initiation in committee), 1152. BILLS: Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle Agricultural Bank (initiation in corn· ment (2°), 833; (committee), 946, 980, mittce), 1439 ; (2°), 2211. 986, 991, 994, 995, 1001. Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (ZO\, Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish 1182. ment of, by Primary Producers, 260, Cotton Industry (2°), 1681. 368. Fruit Marketing Organisation (corn· Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, mittee). 2066. 1382. Hospitals (2°), 2102. Financial Statement, 632. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment SUPPLY: (2°), 249; (committee), 325; (OD), 509. Committee, Opening of, 540. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Rents) Amendment (2°), 2013. Estimates-in-Chief Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com Agriculture and Stock mittee), 526, 554, 557. Chief Office, 1075. Meat Industry Encouragement (ZO), 1971. Public Instruction Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso Chief Office, 1212. ciations (committee), 2179. PrimarY Producers' Organisation Act Public Lands Amendment {2°), 2164. Forestry Office, 1825, Racecourses (committee), 1425, 1430. Irrigation and Water Supply Com Stallions Registration (committee), 1160. mission, 1844. 1161. Public Works Su""ar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selec Chief Office, 1490. tions (initiation in committee), 1153. Railways- Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle ment (2°), 837; (committee), 955, 980, General Establishment, 1305. 986, 995, 996. Treasury- ·weights and Measures Acts AmendmBnt Land and Income Tax, 1861, 1862. {2°), 1007. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 23 EDWARD3, James Braidwood, Esquire- F ARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire continued: ,Rockhampton)- Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish· Takes his seat, 1. ment of. by Primary Producers, 261, 360; (point of order), 506. BILLS: Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, Cotton Industry (2°), 1669, 1396. Jury Act Amendment {committee), 1202. Financial Statement, 737. Election at by-election during recess be :8cPPLY: fore dissoiution of Parliament, 6. Estimates-in-Chief Financial Statement, 626. Executive and Legislative SuPPLY: Legislative Assembly, 880. Estimat,-s-in-Chief Public W arks Public Instruction Chief Office, 1469. Chief Office, 1216. Hr solutions R!J!Ortn/ from Com miiiCI' Trugt and Special Funds Soldier Settlement, 1987. Premier and Chief Secretary- Trust and Special "Funds State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1876. Premier and Chief Secretary- State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1893, FERRICKS, Myles Aloysius, Esquire (South 1894. Brisbane)- Takes his seat, 1. ELPHINSTONE, Au~ustus Cecil, Esquire 10x.Iey)- DILL: Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Takes his seat, 1. (2°), 272. Address in Reply, 103. Financial Statement, 705. BILLS: Speaker, Election of (seconds nomination Cotton Indust.ry (2°), 1665; (committee), of Mr. Bertram), 2. 1722, 1723. Fruit Marketing Organisation (2°), 2052. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief- Government Loans Redemption and Con version (2°), 452. Executive a,nd Legislative Hospitals (initiation in committee), 1762. Legislative Assembly, 875. Income Tax Act Amendment (2°), 2185, Public Instruction 2189. Chief Office, 1210. Industria,! Arbitration Act Amendment (2°), 243; (committee), 290, 292, 300, 316, 318, 331. FOLEY, Thomas An drew Esquire Insurance (initiation), 370; (2°), 1461; (Leichhardt) (committee), 1739, 1741, 1743. Takes his seat, 2. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 339; (com Address in Reply, 156. mittee), 481, 489; (report stage), 491. BILLS: Pri,mary Producers' Co-operative Asso ciations (2°), 2118; (committee), 2167, Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1957. 2177, 2179. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle Private Savings Banks (2°), 372. ment (2°), 846. Trust Accounts (2°), 192. Financial Statement, 680. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, SuPPLY: 1398. Estimates-in-Chief Financial Statement, 605. Mines- Speaker, Election of- Chief Office, 1787. Congratulations t.o Speaker Elect, 4. Trust nnd Specinl Punds S!'PPLY: Mines- Estimates-in-Chief Sapphire Trading Fund, 1938. Rail ways- State Coal Mines, 1941, 1944. General Establishment, 1295. Re.wlutions llr parted from Cam millu FRY, James Porter. Esquire (Ku ilpa) State Stores Board, 1978. Takes his se&t, 2. Trust and Special Funds Address in Reply, 161. Department of Justice BILLS: Public Curator, 1915. Agricultural Bank (2°), 2210. Public Lands- Appropriation No. 2 (committee), 1997. Main Roads Fund, 1922. Cotton Industry (committee), 1690, 1697, rote on .-lrtount (£4,700,000), 572. 1701. 2t INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. FRY, James Porter, Esquire-continued: GILDAY, John Theophilus, Esquire BILLS-continued: (Ithaca) Government Loans Redemption and Con· Takes his seat, 2. version (2°), 456. SUPPLY; Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Est ima tes-in-C hie/- (committee), 293, 318, 328, 330. Executive and Legislative Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°) Legislative Assembly, 870. 419, 546, 551. ' Premier and Chief Secretary Main Roads Act Amendment (committee) Chief Office, 884. m~ , Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer age Acts Amendment (2°), 1111. GILLIES, Honourable William Neal. (Eacham) [Secretary for Agriculture. Petroleum (committee), 1555 1559 1563 1565, 1566. ' ' ' and Stock.]- Pri.mll;ry Produc~rs' Co-operative Asso Takes his seat, 2. CiatiOns (committeQ), 2170, 2179 2182 BILLS: 2183. ' ' Agricultural Bank (initiation in com Primary Products Pools Act Amendment mittee), 1437; (2°), 2197, 2219; (com (committee), 1758, 1761. mittee, 2223, 222'/. Racecourses (committee), 1425, 1430. · Cotton Industry (initiation in com mittee), 1135; (2°), 1575, 1681; (com Stallions Registration (committee), 1162. mittee), 1689, 1694, 1702, 1704, 1705, 1707, :Cpper Burnett and Callide Land Settle- 1711, 1717, 1722, 1723, 1724, 1725, 1726. ment (2°), 848; (committee), 967. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Weights and Measures Acts Amendment Amendment (initiation in committee), (initiation in committee), 943. 88; (2°), 180; (committee), 384, 385. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking Diseases in Poultry (initiation in com 1400. ' mittee), 90; (2°), 188; (committee), 385, 386. Sitting Days, 567. Fruit Marketing Organisation (initiation SUPPLY; in committee), 2003; (2°), 2049; (com mittee), 2064, 2068, 2070, 2072; (recom Estimates-in-Chief- mittal), 2111. Home Secretary- Income Tax Act Amendment (recom Miscellaneous Services, 1859, 1860. mittal), 2228. State Children, 1858. Meat Industry Encouragement (initia Steamer " Otter," 1859. tion in committee), 1727; (2°), 1951; (committee), 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, Premier and Chief Secretary 1977; (recommittal), 1977. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 914. Pest Destroyers (initiation in committee), Public Service Commissioner, 922. 166; (2°), 188; (committee), 386, 387. Public Imtruction- Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso ciations (initiation in committee), 1435; Chief Office, 1225. (2°), 2112; (committee), 2167, 2168, 2171, State Sc·hools, 1239. 2172, 2173, 2174, 2175, 2178, 2180, 2181, University, 1237. 2182, 2183; (recom,mittal), 2195, 2196; (30), 2197. Public Works Primary Producers' Organisation Act Chief Office, 1484. Amendment (initiation in committee), 2077; (2°), 2160. Railways- Primary Products Pools Act Amendment General Establishment, 1299. (initiation in committee), 1726; (2°), Treasury- 1744; (committee), 1752, 1753, 1755, 1759, 1761. Printing- Office, 1863. Private Savings Banks (recommittal), Loan Pund Account- 2228, 2229. Public Works Construction Branch, Stallions Registration (initiation in com 1947. mittee), 511; (2°), 764; (committee), 1157, 1158, 1160, 1163, 1164. Trust and Sprcial Funds Sugar Experiment Stations Act Amend Home Secretary- ment. (initiation in committee), 764; Police Superannuation Fund, 1909. (2°), 1977. Mines- Commissioner to administer oath or affirmation of allegiance, 1. State Coal Mines, 1946. Premier and Chief Secretary- Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish ment of, by Primary Producers, 262, State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1900. 365, 503. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. GILLIES, Honourable William Neal SrPPLY-continued: [Secretary for Agriculture and Resolution" Reported from Cornrnittre Stock ]-continued: Lazaret, 1982. SUPPLY: Trust and Special Funds- Estimates-in-Chief- Mines- Agriculture and Stock · Chillagoe State Smelters, 1935. Chemical Laboratory, 1095. State Coal Mines, 1940. Chief Office, 1070, 1090. Premier and Chief Secretary- Dairy Produce Acts, 1095. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1906. Premier and Chief Secretary Miscellaneous Services, 1063. HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire '/'rust and Special Funds (Fitzroy) Agriculture and Stock Takes his seat, 2. Cotton Trading Fund, 1929. Address in Reply, 149. Dis8ases in St.ock and the Brands Acts, 1932. BILLS: Cotton Industry (committee), 1692, 1694, Home Secretary- 1698, 1700, 1701, 1706, 1709, 1724. Police Superannuation Fund, 1910. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 348; (com Premier and Chief Secretary- mittee), 481, 486. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1898. Petroleum (committee), 1564. Valedictory, 2230. Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1026. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of; (moves GLEDSON, David Alexander, Esquire ,motion), 970; (amendment-Mr. Kerr), (lpswich)- 974. Takes his seat, 2. Personal Explanation, 824. BILLS: SuPPLY: Cotton Industry (2°), 1652; (committee), Estimates-in-Chief- 1692. Executive and Legislative Electrical Workers (2°), 1445. Legislative Assembly,~869, 876, 882. Hospitals (committee), 2107. Home Secretary Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment ::\1isccllaneous Services, 1860. (2°), 210; (committee), 329. Mines- Local Authori~ies Acts Amendment (2°), 412; (committee), 514, 520, 522, 554, Chief Office, 1769, 1790. 1123, 1127, 1134. Premier and Chief Secretar:v - Main Roads Act Amendment (committee), Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 789. 913. Metropolitan Water Supply and S..:woc·· Miscellaneous Services, 1068. age Acts Amendment (2°), 1112. Public Service Commissioner, 921, Petroleum (2°), 1529; (committee), 1543, 923, 925. 1547. Trn. University, 1237. Sl'PPLY: Public Works Estimates-in-Chief- Chief Office, 1348 Public Instruction Court. of Industrial Arbitration, 1502. Chief Office, 1203, 1231. Railways- Inspection, 1234. General Establishment. 1285. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1234. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. HUXHAM, Honourable John [Secretary SUPPLY-continued: for Public lnstructionj-continued: Trust and Special Funds- SuPPLY-continued: Mines- Estimates-in-Cltiej-crmtinued: Chillagoe State Smelters, 1933. Public Instruction-continued: Flapphire Trading Fund, 1937, 1938. Queensland Agricultural High State Coal Mines, 1944. School and College, 1238. Queensland University, 1236. KELSO, William, Esquire (Nuncah) Schools of Arts, 1238. Takes his seat, 2. Secondary Education, 1239. Address in Reply, 72. State Schools, 1239. BILLS: Technical Education, 1239, 1240. Cotton Industry (committee), 1691, 1697, Training College, 1238. 1718, 1726. Women's College, 1238. Elcctricul \Yorkers (2°), 1448. Fruit Marketing Organisation (2°), 2060; (committee), 2067. HYNES, Maurice Patrick, Es1uire (Towns- Hospitals (2°), 2104; (committee), 2107, ville)- 2110. Takes his seat, 2. Insurance (2°), 1734; (committee), 1740. Address in Reply, 23. Liquor Acts Amendment (2"), 352; (com mittee), 482. BilLS: Local Authorities Acts Amen-dment (com Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment mittee), 548, 552, 1121. (2°), 218. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1040. Acts Amen-dment (2°), 1107. Personal Explanation, 1345. Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso ciations (2°), 2134; (committee). 2169, SUPPLY: 2171. 2172, 2175, 2177, 2179. ES>timates-in-Chief Primary Producers' Organisation Act Public Works- Amendment (2°), 2166. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1505. Primarv Products Pools Act Amendment Railways- (2°), '1749. General Establishment, 1310. Private Savings Banks (2°), 376; (com mittee), 2193, 2194, 2195; (recommittal), Trust and Special Funds 2223. Premier and Chief Secretary- Railway> Act Amendment (2°), 1029. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1897. Trust Accounts (2°), 196; (committee), 387, 388, 389. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish- JONES, Honourable Alfred James ment of, by Primary Producers, 494. (Paddington) fSecretary for Mines] Financial Statement, 619. Takes his seat, 2. Loans, Maturing, Renewal of, 1996. Address in Reply, 123. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 978. BILLS: SUPPLY: Milsom PBtroleum Agreement Ratifica Estimates-in-Chief- tion (initiation in committeee), 1440; (2°), 1538. Executive and Legislative- Legislative Assembly, 868, 880. Petroleum (initiation in committee}, 1440; (2"), 1510; (committee), 1542, 1543, 1544, Premier and Chief Secretary 1546, 1552, 1553, 1556, 1558, 1560, 1561, Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 910. 1562, 1563, 1564, 1565, 1566, 1568, 1569, 1570, 1571, 1573, 1574; (reco,mmittal), . Miocellaneous Services, 938. 1729. Public Service Commissioner, 925, SuPPLY: 929. Es.timates-in-Chief- Public Instruction Mines- Chief Office, 1222. Chief Office, 1763, 1792. Queensland University, 1236, 1237. In Aid of Mining, 1800, 1801. Training College, 1238. Mining Fields, 1801, 1803. Public Works " Queensland Government Mining Chief Office, 1363. Journal," 1804. Railways- State Mining Operations, 1804. Ger.. eral Establishment, 1292. Premier and Chief Secretary Resolutions Reported from Committer Miscellaneous Services, 1064. Loan Fund Account, 1996. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 27 KELSO, William, Esquire-continued: ScPPLY---rontinued: SuPPLY-continued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Trust and Special Fund~J Justice- Agriculture and Stock Electoral Registration, 1628, 1632. Cotton Trading Fund, 1929. Registrar-General, 1641. Justice- Premier and Chief Secretary Public Cur a tor, 1916. Agent-General for the State, 903. Premier and Chief Secretary- Chief Office, 883. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1865. Miscellaneous Services, 934. Public Works- Public Service Commissioner, 918. State Advances Corporation- Public Instruction Vi'"orkers' Dwellings Branch, 1915. Chief Office, 1204. KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire Medical and Dental Inspection, 1234. (Enoggera)- Schools of Arts, 1239. Takes his scat, 2. Public Lands- Address in Reply, 52. Chief Office, 1813. BILLS: Forc.stry Office, 1827, 1833. Agricultural Bank (committee), 2223. Public Works 2224. Chief Office, 1338. Cotton Industry (2°), 1659; (committee) 1690, 1696, 1713. ' Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1498. Diseases in Poultry {committee), 385, 3il6. Gas Act of 1916. 1507. Fruit M~rketing Organisation {2°), 2059; Mines- (committee), 2071. Chief Office, 1780, 1789. Government Loans Redemption and Co!) Railways- version (2°), 449. General Establishment, 1278. Hospitals (2°), 2082; (committee). 2106 2108. . ' Southern Division, 1334. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 11, solutions lle)!Ortl rl frorn Uornmittee (initiation !n committee), 172; (2°), Soldier Settlement, 1985. 225; (committee), 297, 299, 302, 310, 325. Trust and Special Funds Insurance (2°), 1733. Premier and Chief Secretary- Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 472. 477. -State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1870. Local Author!ties Acts Amendment (2°), Public W arks- 409; (committee). 515, 522, 523, 524, 546, State Advances Corporation - 561, 562, 1124, 1131, 1132. Workers' Dwellings Branch, 1911. Main Roads Act Amendment (2°), 780: (committee), 789, 791. · 'oN AYS AND MEANS : Tax on Bookmakers, 1169. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Acts Amendment {2°), 1108. KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire Milsom Petroleum Agreement Ratifica tion (2°), 1540. (Logan)- Petroleum (2°), 1536. Takcs his seat, 2. Primarv Producers' Co-operative Asso BILLS: ciatio-ns (2°), 2132; (committee), 2175. Agricultural Bank (committee), 2227. Primary Pro.ducts Pools Act Amendment Cbtton Industry {committee), 1691, 1694. (2°), 1751. Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy (initia- Private Savings Banks, (2°), 380. tion in committee), 1998. Racecourses {2°), 1406; (committee), 1424 Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 1429, 1431, 1434. ' (committee), 316, 319. Railway~ Act Amendment (2°), 1024; Jury Act Amendment (initiation in com (committee), 1099, 1100. mi ttoe), 1156 ; (2°), 1200 ; (committee), Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, 1243. 1244, 1245. 1394. Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 484, Financial Statement, 598. 491. Par!iament.ary Bar, Closure of (moves Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), amendment), 973. 402; (committee), 513, 518, 519, 526, 12_47, 553, 558, 560, 562, 563, 1115, 1117, 1124, SuPPLY: 1128, 1129, 1130, 1131. Committee, Opening of, 532. Main Roads Act Amendment (2°), 783; Estimates-in-Chief (committee), 791, 792, 793. Executive and Legislative Nerang River Br~d(re :;tnd Southport Burleigh Road (Imtiatwn in commit L~>gislative Assembly, 874. tee), 391; (2°), 429. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire SUPPLY: continued: Eslimates-in-Chiej BILLS-continued: Railways- Petroleum (committee), 1551. General Establishment, 1268, 1318. Primary Producers' Co-operative Associa Southern Division, 1336. tions (committee), 2170; (recommittal), 2195 LLOYD, William Field, Esquire (Kelvin Racecourses (committee), 1432. Grovel- Railways Act Amendment (committee) Takes his seat, 2. 1101. • Address in Reply, 132. Trust Accounts (2°), 193; (committee), 388. BILLS: Weights and Measures Acts Amend,ment (initiation in committee), 942; (2°), Local Authorities Acts Amendment 1008. (committee), 551. Chairman of Committees, Temporary Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1038. Called upon to take Chair, 600, 1835. Financial Statement, 695. Nominated on panel, 6. SVPPLY: SUPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief- EHtimates-in-Chiej- Executive and Legislative Legislative Assembly, 873. Executive and Legislative Legislative Assembly, 879, 882. Home Secretary Prisons, 1857. HQme Secretary Hospitals, 1849. Premier and Chief Secreta-ry Public Service Commissioner, 923. Justice- Electcral Registration, 1629. Public Instruction Parliamentary Dra.ftsman, 1637, 1640. Chief Office, 1213. Premier and Chief Secretary Misce!laneous Services, 1064. LOGAN, George Andrew, Esquire Public Lands (Lockyer) Forestry Office, 1823. Takcs his seat, 2. Public Works BILLS: Chief Office, 1340. CottDn Industry (2°), 1674. Treasury- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Harbours and Rivers, 1860. (2°), 271; (committee), 299, 304; (30), Marine, 1862. 510. Local Authorities Acts Amendment KIRWAN, Michael J oseph, Esquire {committee), 521. (Brisbane) [vide also " Chairman of Stallions Registration (committee), 1161, Committees "]. 1162. Takes his seat, 2. Co-operatiYe Produce Agencies, Establish ment of, by Primary Producers, 264. Addresg in Reply, 116. Financial Statement, 753. BILLS: SUPPLY: Inrurance (2°), 1467. Estimates-in-Chief Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1043. Agriculture and Stook Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle- ment (2°), 853. Chief Office, 1085. Chairman of Committees (elected), 17; Public Works (returns thanks), 88. Chief Office, 1491. Deputy Speaker, Tr.kes Chair as, 124, 138, ~.m.~~~.w.~.M~m~~~ MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire 1010, 1023, 1055, 1377, 1585, 1614, 1650, (Toowong)- 1957, 2097, 2117, 2155, 2205. Takes his seat, 2. Financial Statement, 664. Address in Reply, 145. LAND, Edward Martin, Esquire (Balonne) BILLS: Takes his seat, 2. Agricultural Ba.nk (committee), 2225. Hospitals (2°), 2090. LARCOMBE, Honourable James (Keppel) Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment [Secretary for Railways]- {committee), 321. Takes his seat, 2. Local Authorities Acts Amendment BILL: (committee), 1131. Railwa.ys Act Amendment (initiation in Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso committee), 1002; {2°), 1020, 1053; ciations (2°), 2129; (com.rnittee), 2169, (committee), 1097, 1100, 1101. 2173, 2178, 2182. I~DEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 29 l'iiAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire- BILLS-continued: continued: Sugar \Vorkers' Perpetual Lease Selec tions (initiation in committee), 1149, Financial Statement, 646. 1151; (2°}, 1189; (committee), 1246, 1247, Personal Explanation, 526. 1248, 1252, 1253 ; (discharge of order for third reading), 1369; {recomm1ttai), SuPPLY: 1369. Estimates-in-Chief- Upper Burnett and Calli de Land Settle Executive and Legislative•• ment (initiation in committee), 422; (2°), 793; (committee), 949, 965, 969, 983, LDgi,Jative Assembly, 869, 877. 986, 988, 989, 990, 993, 997, 1001 ; (recom Home Secretary- mittal), 1141; (30), 1142. Hospitals, 1850. Commissioner to administer oath or affirma tion of allegiance, 1. Miscellaneous Services, 1860. Dawoon Valley Irrigation Undertaking, Prisons, 1856. 1369. Justice- SuPPLY: Electoral Registration, 1627. Estimates-in-Chief- Mines- Premior and Chief Secretary Chief Office, 1784, 1788. Miscellaneous Services, 1062. Premier and Chief Secretary Public Lands- Chief Office, 894, 899. Chief Office, 1804, 1816. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 912. District Offices, 1822. Miscellaneous Services, 933, 1064, 1065. Forestry Office, 1822, 1830. Miscellaneous Servicee, 1848. Public Works Survey Office, 1834. Buildings, 1494. Chief Office, 1345. McLACHLAN, Peter, Esquire (Merthyr) Resolutions Reported jrom Committ•·~: Takes his seat, 130. State Stores Board, 1978. BILL: 'l'rust and Special Funds,- Petroleum (committee), 1550. Premier and Chief Secretary- Sc:PPLY: State Enterprises Act. of 1918, 1882. Estimates-in-Chief- Public W arks McCORMACK, Honourable William (Cairns) Chief Office, 1469. [Home Secretary]- Loan F11nd Account Takes his seat, 2. Public Lfinds Forestry Office, 1948. BILLS: Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1144; (2°), MOO RE, Arthur Edward, Esquire 1172; (committee), 1254, 1255, 1257, (Aubigny)- 1265, 1266. Takes his seat, 2. Japanese Earthquake Relief Funds Address in Reply, 28. {initiation in committee), 1344; (2"), 1403. BILLS: Agricultural Bank (committee), 2225, Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding 2226, 2227. Rents) Amendment (initiation in com mittee), 1762; (2°), 2005; (committee), Appropriation No. 2 (committee), 1997. 2014, 2015, 2016 (discharge of order for City of Brisbane (2°), 2155. third reading), 2077; recommittal), Closer Settlement Acts Amendment 2077. (initiation in committee), 1148; (2°), Local Authorities Acts Amendment 1176; (committee), 1254. (committee), 1119. Cotton Industry (committee), 1724. Main Roads Act Amendment (initiation Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy in committee), 459; (2°), 778; (com (initiation in committee), 1998. mittee}, 785, 790, 791, 792, 793; (recom Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act mittal), 1018. Amendment (2°), 184; (committee), 384. Nerang River Bridge and Southport Electrical Workers (2°), 1443; (commit Burleigh Road (initiation in com tee), 1453, 1454. mittee}, 390; (2°), 425. Fruit Marketing Organisation (2°), 2062; Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation (committee), 2070. in committee), 461; (2°), 857. Hospitals {2°), 2078; (committee), 2107, Prickly-pear Land (initiation in com 2108, ,2109, 2110. mittee), 2000; (2°), 2018; (committee), Income', Tax Act Amn11 ~IOORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire-con. SUPPLY: tinued: Committee, Opening of, 530. Industrial Arbitrat.ion Act Amendment Eotimates-in-Chief- (initiation in committee), 174; (2°), Exccutive and Legislative 241; (committee), 289, 290, 293, 296, 300, 306, 309, 311, 318; (3°), 508. Legislative Assembly, 867. Home Secrct.ary Jury Act Amendment (2°), 1199. Insani ty, 1855. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Rents) Amendment (2°), 2007; (commit Outdoor Relief, 1856. tee), 2014, 2015. Mines- Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 2192. Chief Office, 1790. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 342. Premier and Chief Secretary Agent-General for the State, 906. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 331; (2°), Chief Office, 897, 899. 398; (committee), 513, 514, 516, 519, 522, Miscellaneous Services, 935. 523, 526, 554, 556, 557, 559, 563, 565, 1122. 1123, 1124, 1127, 1129, 1132, 1134. Public Service Commissioner, 926. Local Bodies' Loans Guarantee (2°), 458. Public Instruction Chief Office, 1218. Main Roads Act Amendment (committee), 785, 792. Public Lands- Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1969. Chief O!Iico, 1819. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer Forestry Office, 1832. ege Acts Amendment (2°), 1105; (com Public Works mittee), 1144. Chief Office, 1485. Nerang River Bridge and Southport Inspection of Machinery and Scaf Burleigh Road (2°), 430. folding, 1507. Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation in committee), 462. Treasury- Pe-;t Destroyers (committee), 386. Land and Income T MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire-continued: SUPPLY-continued: BILLS-continued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Public Lands-continued: Amendment (initiation in committee), Forestry Office, 1833. 89 ; (2°)' 181. Irrigation and Water Supply Com Industrial Arbitrwtion Act Amendment mission, 1842. (initiation in committee), 173; (2°), 206; (commit.tee. 288, 289, 297, 303, 305, Miscellaneous Services, 1848. 306, 307, 312, 316. Public Works Japanese Earthquake Relief Funds Chief Office, 1349. (committee), 1403. Railways- Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Hents) Amendment {initiation in com General Establishment, 1281. mittee), 1763. Loan Fund Account Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 344. ·Public Lands- Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), Irrigation and Water Supply Com 406; (committee), 554, 555. mission, 1949. Meat. Industry Encouragement (initiation Trust and Special Funds in committee), 1727; (2°), 1958; (com Premier and Chief Secretary- mittee), 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976. State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1866. Pest Destroyers (2°), 190. Public Lands- Petroleum (2°), 1530; (committee), 1548. Main Roads Fund, 1921. 1554, 1559, 1561, 1564, 1565, 1571 1572, 1573. ' Prickly Pear Land (2°), 2037; (com MULLAN, Hono::rable John (Flinders) rmttoo), 2047. [Attorney-General]- Primary Products Pools Act Amendment Takes his scat, 2. (initiation in co,mmittee), l726; (2°), 1748; {committee), 1752, 1755, 1757, BILLS: 1759. Insurance {initiation in committee), 1366; (2°), 1455, 1736; (committee), 1739, 1740, Rocecourscs {2°), 1411; (commit.tee), 1419, 1741, 1742, 1743. 1420, 1424, 1426, 1427, 1430, 1431, 1433. Jury Act Amendment {initiation in com Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1031. mittee), 1154; (2°), 1194; (committee), Stallions Registration (initiation in com 1243, 1245, 1246. mittee), 512; (2°), 766. Racecourses (2°), 1404; (proposed com Tru ·t Accounts (2°), 192. mittal), 1419; {committ.ee), 1419, 1421, l~ pp er Burnett and Calli de Land Settle 1428, 1431, 1434. ment ~ 0 ), 819; (committee), 999. Trust Accounts (initiation in co,mmittee), \Vei[(hts and .Measures Acts Amendment, 167; (2°), 190; (committee), 387, 388, (2° J, 10C6. 389. Co-operat-ive Produce Agencies Estab \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment lishment of, by Pri,mary Produ'cers, 265. (initiation in committee), 167; (2°), 197. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking ~t;PPLY: 1383. ' Estimates-in-Chief- Financial Statement, 699. Just.ice,-- Sl!PPLY: Courts of Petty Sessions, 1625, 1627. Estimates-in-Chief Electoral Registration, 1627, 1635. Agriculture and Stock Parliamentary Draftsman, 1637. Chief Office, 1079. Registrar-General, !642. Executive and Legislative 1'rust and Special Funds Legislative Assembly, 871. Justice- Home Secretary Public Curator, 1916. Hospitals, 1851. 'VA YS AND MEAXS : Just.ice- Tax on Bookmakers, 1166. Parliamentary Draftsman, 1639. Mines- NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire Chief Office, 1771. (Stanley) Premier and Chief Secretary Takes his seat, 2. Agent-General for the State, 902. Address in Reply, 121. Chief Office, 886, 899, 901. BILLS: Miscellaneous Services, 1062, 1067. Cotton Industry (initiation in committee), Public Lands- 1139; (2°), 1654. Chief Office, 1809, 1818. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment District Offices, 1822. (2°), 215. 32 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire BILLS-continued: continued: Petroleum (2°), 1529. BILLS-continued: Prickly Pear Land (initiation in corn- Local Authorities Acts Amendment (.:om mittee), 2001; (2°), 2025. mittee), 517. Primary Producers' Organisation Act Petroleum (corrmittee), 1553. Amendment (2°), 2165. Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso Private Savings Banks (2°), 379. ciations (2°), 2127. Racecourses (committee), 1422. Upper Burnett and Callide lAnd Settle Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selec ment (2°), 839; (committee), 948. tions (initiation in committee), 1150. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle ment of, by Primary Producers, 257, ment (committee), 958, 989, 991. 493; (moves amendment), 493. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, 1379. ·, 1391. Financial Statement, 693. Financial Statement, 685. SUPPLY: SUPPLY: Bstimates-in-ChiPf- Estimates-in-Chief- Executive and Legislative Premier and Chief Secretary Legislative Assembly, 866. Agent-General for the State, 908. Justice- Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 312. Electoral Registration, 1628. Mines- PAYNE, John, Esquire (Mitchell) Chief Office, 1775. Takes his seat, 2. Premier and Chief Secretary Address in Reply, 57. Agent-General for the State, 908. BILLS: State Stores Board, 932. Government Loans Redemption and Con version (2°), 447. Public Lands- Palmorston Land Settlement (initiation Chief Office, 1812. in committee), 469. Forestry Office, 1822, 1828. Upper Burnett and Calli de lAnd Settle Loan F'und Account ment (committee), 965. Public Lands- Irrigation and Water Supply Com PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert) mission, 1948. Takes his scat, 2. Wire Netting, 1947, 1948. Address in Reply, 34. If, solutions Reported from Committec BILLS: Stat.c Stores Board, 1978. Palmcrst-on Land Settlement (2°), 1055. Trust and Special Funds Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Sel~c Agriculture and Stock- tions (committee), 1250. Cotton Trading Fund, 1928, 1931. Financial Statement, 589. Mines- SuPPLY: State Coal Mines, 1941. Estimates-in-Chief Public Works- Railways- State Advances Co-operation- General Establishment, 1275. Workers' Dwellings Branch, 1913. PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire PETRIE, Andrew Lang, Esquire, (Normanby) (Toombul) Takes his seat, 2. Takos his seat, 979. Address in Reply, 85. BILLS: POLLOCK, George, Esquire (Gregory) Agricultural Bank (initiation in corn· Takes his seat, 2. mittee, 1439; (2°), 2212; (committee), BILLS: 2224. Cotton Industry (committee), 171.5. Cotton Industry (init.iation in committee), 1138; (2°), 1609; (committee), 1689, 1693, Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act 1702, 1704, 1710, 1720, 1722. Amendment (2°), 186. Hospitals (2°), 2085. Chairman of Committees, Temporary Land· Acts (Review of Cattle Holdinz Called upon to take Chair, 513, 931, 1168, Rents) Amendment (2°), 2011. 1705, 1781, 1809. L<>eal Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), Nominated on panel, 6. 415. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 976. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. il3 POLLOCK, George, Esquire--continued: SrPPLY--continucd: SuPPLY: Eslirnatcs.in.Chicj-continuecl: Estimates-in-Chief- Justice- Executive and Legislative CDurts of Petty Sessions, 1626. Legislative Assembly, 867, 878. Electoral Registration, 1629, 1631. Premier and Chief Secretary 1632. Public Service Commissioner, 930. Friendly Societies, 1636. Trust and Special ·Funds Registrar-General, 1642. Mines- Premier and Chief Secretary Chillagoe State Smelters, 1936. Chief Office, 898. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 917. Public Service Commissioner, 925. PREMIER AND CHIEF SECRETARY [v'de "Theodore, Honourable Edward R~tilways- Granville]. General Establishment, 1314. RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook} RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Burke) Takes his seat, 2. Takes his seat, 2. Address in Reply, 68. SECRETARY FOR AGRICULTURE AND Financial Statement, 747. STOCK [vide "Gillies, Honourable SuPPLY: William Neal'']. Estimates-in-Chief Homo Secretary SECRETARY FOR MINES [vide "Jones, Hospitals, 1851. Honourable Alfred James." J Mines- Chief Office, 1766. SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION [vide" Huxham, Honourable John"]. ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire (East Toowoomba)- SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC LANDS [vide Takos his seat, 2. '' McCormack, Honourable William''] BILL~: Agricultural Bank (committee), 2225, SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC WORKS [vide 2226. " Smith, Honourable William Cotton Industry (committee), 1689. Forgan "]. Hospitals (2°), 2094; (committee), 2106, 2110. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment SECRETARY FOR RAILWAYS [vide (initiation in committee), 171; (3°), 510. "Larcombe, Honourable James "]. Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 475, 483, 484. SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand- Local Authorities Acts Amendment (corn· mittee), 513, 515, 521, 551. gate)- Petroleum (cDrnmittee), 1546, 1552. Takes his scat, 2. Primary Pmducers' Co-operative Asso Address in Reply, 112. ciations (cDrnmittee), 2176, 2177; (rec(;)OlU BILLS: mittal), 2195; (3°), 2196. Cotton In-dustry (committee), 1707, 1709. Primary Producers' Organisation Act Fruit Marke.ting Organisation (commit Amendment (2°), 2164. tee), 2065, 2069, 2070. Racecourses (committee), 1427. Locul Authorities Acts Amendment (com Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle mittee), 548, 553, 559. ment (committee), 993. Petroleum (2°), 1531; (cDmmittee), 1554, \Yorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment 1556, 1557, 1560, 1563, 1565, 1566, 1572. (initiation in cDmmittee), 167. Railways Act Amendment (2°), 1052. Financial Statement, 741. Financirtl Statement, 757. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 975. l)arliamcntary Bar, Closure of, 976. SUPPLY: Sc:PPLY: Committee, Opening of, 536. Estimates-in-Chief- Estimates-in-Chief- Premier and Chief Secretary Executive and Legislative Chief Office, 901. Legislative Assembly, 877, 879. Jn~elligenc~ and Tourist Bureau, 916. 1923-c 34 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. SIZER, Hubert Ebenczer, Esquire-con Adjournment, Proposed motion for~ tinued: Hon. mc.mber for Enoggcra precluded by Standing Order l\'o. 307 from moving bUPPLY-continued: adjournment of Hou·'c to discuss J;'stinwtes-in-Chicj-continued: appointment of Board for revaluation Public Instruction of Soldier Settlements, 864. Chief Office, 1230. Ballot-papers, Dest-ruction of, 6. Public Works- . BILLS: Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1501, Fir;;t rcading·-l\'o debate allowed on 1503. motion at this stage, 178. 1'1-ust and Special Funds Motion for printing-No debate allowed at this stage, 178. Public Lands- Third reading-At this stage discussion Main Roads Fund, 1922. of general principles not in order, 509, Public W arks- 511. State Advances Corporation- Bribery and Corruption, Imputations of, vVorkcrs' Dwellings Branch, 1912. not in order, 537. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary SMITH, Honourable William Forgan Nominates pan.el, 6. (Mackay) [Secretary for Public Commissioner to administer oath or affir Works]- mation of allegiance, 5. Takes his seat, 2. Directs Mr. Deacon to discontinue his speech, 370. Apprcnti~eship Regulations, Order for Printing, 1575. Elections Tribunal, Announces Judge for 1923, 6. BILLS: Extracts-·Mcmbers may read only relevant Electoral Workers (initiation in commit· quotations, 1665. tee), 1242; (2°), 1441; (com.mittec), 1451, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1455; (recommittal), Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 1508. Bill--Limitation of debate, 231. Indu·,trial Arbitration Act Amendment Interjections disorderly, 821, 825. (initiation in committee), 168, 175; (2°), Order in debate, 205, 360, 361. 369, 370, 506, 199; (committee), 289, 291, 292, 293, 294, 769, 973, 1042, 1053, 1413, 1415, 1980, 295, 297, 298, 299, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 2036, 2130, 2133. ~.~,3~~~~,lli,M~M~M~ 323, 324, 327, 331; (recommittal), 471; Parliamentary Bar, Closure of Wl, 510. Amendment (Mr. Kerr) out of order, as Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer it is a direct negative, 974. age Acts Amendment (initiation in com Liquor reform, General discussion on, mittee), 1019; (2°), 1101; (committee), not pcrmisBible on. motion for closure of 1142, 1143, 1144. parliamentary bar, 972, 977. Weight' and Measures Acts Amendment Previous debate in same session may not (initiation in committee), 942; (2°), be referred to, 978, 2221. 1002. Question by Mr. Deacon not allowed, 2176. Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish ment of, by Primary Producers, 361. Repetition of arguments not in order, 1681, 2105. SurPLY: Reply- EJtirnatcs-in-Chi_ef- Minister having replied, debal·? 1s Public Works closed. 1055. Buildings, 1494. Right to speak- Chief Office, 1337, 1352, 1478. An hon. ,member on giving way to Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1497. unothcr hon. member after having been called b0· Mr. Speaker loses his Inspection of Machinery and Scaffold- right to speak subsequently, 493. ing, 1507. Time limit of spccoches- Services-Public Buildings, 1494. Extension of time may not be granted lluolutio11s llrportcrl from r'om m ill< c to an hon. member speaking in reply, Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1981. 1686. Trust and Special Funds Unparlian,entary language, 851, 1041 Premier and Chief Secretary- Vacancy during recess- State Enterprises Act of 1918, 1872, Rockhampton by-election (announces 1883. return of Mr. G. P. Farrell), 6. Valedictory, 2231. SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram (Maree)]- W arrego electoral district- Announces election of Mr. R. Bedford, ?{ominated, 2: (submib3 himself to House), 3; (elected), 3; (returns thanks on. 2046. election), 3; (presentation to Governor), Announces resignation· of Mr. J. H. 4. Coyne, 286. l:NbEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Kirwan, Michael BILLS-continued: Joseph, Esquire (Brisbane), Chairman Primary Producers' Organisation Act of Committees]- Amendment (2 ), 2162. Primary Products Pools Act Amendment Ordcr in debate, 2167, 2206, 2207. (committee), 1753, 1758. Relieves Speaker in Chair, 124, 138, 158, Racecourses (2°), 1415; (committee), 1422. 247, 285. 351, 361, 500, 535, 815, 827, 1010, 1023 1055, 1377, 1585, 1614, 1650, Railways Act Amendment (committee), 1957, 2097, 2117, 2155, 2205. 1096. Stallions Registration (committee), 1158, STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount 1159, 1160, 1163, 1164. Morgan) [Home Secretary]- Sugar Experiment Stations Act Amend ment (2°), 1977. Takes his seat, 2. Sugar Workers' Perpetual Lease Selec BILLS: tions (initiation in committee), 1150, Hospitals (initiation in committee), 1761; 1152; (2°), 1192; (committee), 1248, (2°), 2072; (committee), 2105, 2106, 2107, 1250, 1252. 2108, 2110. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle Liquor Acts Amendment (initiation in ment (committee), 953. committee), 286; (2°), 334; {committee), Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish 473, 475, 481, 482, 484, 485, 491; report ment of, b:i Primary Producers, 362. stage), 491. Financial Statement, 673. Salaries Act Amendment (2°), 2111. Parliament:try Bar, Closure of, 973, 974; SuPPI,Y: (point of order), 974. Committee, Opening of, 538. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief- Estimates-in-Chief- Premier and Chief Secretary Executive and Legislative Chief Office, 896, 898. Legislative Assembly, 877. Miscellaneom Services. 934. Home Secretary- Public Instruction Aboriginals, Relief of, 1849. Chief Office, 1206. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Public Lands 1849. Chic£ Office, 1806. Chief Office, 1849. Forestry Office, 1825, 1833. Hospitals, 184~, 1854. Inigation and \Vater Supply Com Lazaret, Peel Island, 1856. mission, 1836. Miscellaneous Services, 1859, 1860. Pnblic Works Out door Relief, 1856. Chief Office, 1472. Steamer " Otter," 1859. Court of Industriul Arbitration, 1497 Railways- SWAYNE, EDWARD BOWDICH, Esquire General Establishment, 1312. (Mirani) Resolutions Re}JOrterl from Commitl!e Takes his seat, 2. Harbours and Riyers, 1983. Addre's in Reply, 43. Trust anrl Specicd Funds Agriculture and Stock- BILLS: Cotton Trading Fund, 1927, 1930. Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (2°), 1184. Premier and Chief Sccretary- Cotton Industry (initiation in Committee) St.ate Enterprise•, Act of 1918, 1865, 1140; (2°), 1644; {committee), 1704' 1869. 1707, 1709, 1712. ' TrL•asury- Electrical Workers (2°), 1444; (commit- Central Sugar :Milh 1917. tee), 1450, 1452. Hospitals (2°), 2088. WAYS AND MEANS: Income Tax Act Amendment (2°), 2190. 'l'ax on Bookmakers, 1169. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (2°), 229; (committee), 292 298 302 304, 305, 308, 317; (3D), 509. ' ' ' TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire (Windsor) Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com Takes his seat, 2. mittee), 564, 1132, 1133. Address in Reply, 18. Palmerston Land Settlement (2°), 1008. BILLS: Petroleum (committee), 1549, 1555 1565 Agricultural Bank (2°), 2217; (committee), 1566. ' ' 2226. Pri_m";rY Producers' Co-operative Asso Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (ini cJatwns (2°), 2128; (committee), 2167, tiation in committee), 1146; (com 2172, 2178, 2179; (recommittal), 2196. mittee), 1254, 1263. 36 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire--continued: BrLLS-rontinucd: Bn.r.s-continucd: Trust Accounts (2°), 195; (committee), Cotton Industry (initiation in committee), 389. 1138; (2°), 1671; (committee), 1689, 1692, Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle 1699, 1703, 1723, 1725. ment (initiation in committee), 423; (2°), 855; (committee), 982, 992. Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy (initia tion in commiltcc), 1998; (adoption of ·weights and Measures Acts Amendment re olution), 1999. (2°), 1003. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Dawson Valley Irrigation 'Gndertaking, Amendment (2°), 185. 1376. Diseases in Poultry (2°), 188. Financial Statement, 577; (point of order), Electrical \\' orkers (2°), 1449; (cam· 666. mittee), 1452. Leadership of Opposition, /\nnounce.s, 7. Fruit Marketing Organisation (initiation Loans, ),bturing, Renewal of, 1989. in committee), 2003; (2°), 2060. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 976. Government Loans Redemption and Con version (initiation in committee), 333; Speaker, Elect-ion of- (ZO), 440. Congratulation'• to Speaker Elect, 3. Hospitals (2°), 2093; (committee), 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2110, 2111. Standing Orders, Suspension of, 1924. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Strike on Government Steamers, 942. (initiation), 92; (initiation in com mittee), 168, 170, 175; (report e.tagc), SDPPLY: 176; (adoption of re .olution), 177; (1 °), Committee, Opening of, 528. 177; (printing of Bill), 178; (2°), 2ol; Estimates-in-Chief (committee), 299, 306, 319. Agriculture and Stock Insurance (2°), 1730; (committee), 1739, 1741, 1742. Chief Office, 1082. Japanese Earthquake Relief Funds (ini Executive and Legislative tiation in committee), 1344. Legislative Assembly, 881, 883. Jury Act Amendment (committee), 1244, Home Secretary- 12\5. Hospitals, 1850. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Rents) Amendment (2°), 2012; (com Miscellaneous Service,, 1859. mittee), 2014, 2016. Prisons, 1857. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 2192. Justice- Liquor Acts Amendment (initiation m Courts of Petty Sessions, 1625, 1626. committee), 286; (2°), 351. Electoral Registration, 1627, 1631. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (ini· tiation in committee), 331; (2°), 418; Parliamentary Draftsman, 1637. (committee), 513, 518, 524, 525, 526, 550, Registrar-General, 1642. 560, 561, 564. Mines- Main Roads Act Amendment (committee), 785, 790. Chief Office, 1764. Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1968. Mining Fields, 1802. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer Premier and Chief Secretary age Acts Amendment (2°), 1103; (cam· Agent-General for the State, 905, 909. mittee), 1142, 1144. Chief Office, 894. Palmcrston Land Settlement (2°), 861. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 909. Pest Destroyers (2°), 189. l\lisccllaneous Services, 932, 939, 1069. Petroleum (2°), 1517; (committee), 1542, 1543, 1549, 1558, 1565, 1566, 1568, 1571, Public Service Commissioner, 924. 1572, 1574. State Stores Board, 931. Prickly Pear Land (2°), 2029. Public Instruction Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso Chief Office, 1203. ciations (initiation), 2077; (committee), 2184; (recommittal), 2196; (3°), 2196. Queensland Agricultural High School and College, 1238. Primary Producers' Organisation Act Amendment (2°), 2162. Technical Education, 1240. Private Savings Banks (2°), 381. Public Lands- Racecourses (2°), 1417; (proposed corn. Chief Oflice, 1804. mittal), 1419; (committee), 1432, 1434. Forestry Of!ice, 1825. Railways Act Amendment (initiation in Irrigation and Water Supply Com committee), 1002; (2°), 1050; (eo m· mission, 1834. mittee), 1098, 1101. Public \V arks Stallions Registration (initiation in corn· mittee), 512. Chief Offrce, 1476. Sugar vVorkers' Perpetual Lease Selec Railways- tions (committee). l246, 1247, 1248, 1253. General Establishment, 1269. 1NbEX TO SPEECHES-LEG!SLAT!VE ASSEMBLY. 31 TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire-- -continued: Closur0, Moves application of, 176, 177. StcPPLY-continw·d: Commissioner to administer oath or affir- mation of allegiance, 1. l<.t~:dimatcs-in-Chicj--continued: Financial Statement, 541. Treasury- Loans, Maturing, Renewal of, 1990. Land and Income Tax, 1861. Ministry, Changes in, during recess, 6. Loan Fund- Morning Sittings, 1743. Public Lands- Si11ing Duys. 17. 566. Forestry Office, 1948. Speaker, Election of- Irrigation and Water Supply Com mission, 1949. ('ongrutnlations to Speaker Elect, 3. Rno/utions llqwrtnl from r'ommi/1('1- Standing Orders, Suspension of, 566, 1924. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1980. Strike on Government Steamers, 942. Irrigation and Water Supply Com SUPPLY: mission (Inlwrman Irrigation Area Estimates-in-Chief- Fund), 1984. Executive and Lf'gislative Loan Fund Account, 1989. Legislative Assembly, 865. State Stores Board, 1978. Premier and Chief Secretary Trust and Special Funds Agent-General for the State, 902. Agriculture and Stock- Audit Office, 909. DisLases in Stock and Brands Acts, 1931. Chief Office, 883, 888, 895. :VIincs- Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 9C9. Chilla.goe State Smelters, 1933. Miscellaneous Services, 932, 935. Premier and Chief Secretary- Museum, Brisbane, 918. State Enterprises Ad of 1918, 1864, Public Library, Queensland, 918. 1880. Public Service Commissioner, 918. Public Lands- State Stores Board, 931. Main Roads Fund, 1921. Treasury- Treasury- Chief Office, 1860. Central Sugar Mills, 1920. Land and Income Tax, 1861. T'ote on A.erount (£4,700,000), 568. Marine, 1862. Suspension of Mr. Corser, 175, 176. 1/nnlutions Reported from Cam mittee Valedictory, 2230. Loan Fund Account, 1990. WAYS AND MEANS: State Stores Board, 1979. Tax on Bookmakers, 1168. Trust and Special Funds Public Lands- THEODORE, Honourable Edward Granville Main Roads Fund, 1921. (Chillagoe) [Vice-President of the r ntr 011 .-lcr·ount (£4,700,000), 568, 569, Executive Council, Premier, Chief 570, 574. Secretary, and Treasurer]- Smpension of :Mr. Corser, Moves, 176. Takes his seat, 2. WAYS AND MEANS: Address in Reply, 97. l'ntc on A.ccow1t (£4,700,000), 577. BILLS: Appropriation, ::';'o, 2 (com,mittce), 1997. TREASURER [vide "Theodore, Honour Government Loans Redemption and Con able Edward Granville."] version (initiation in committee) 332; (2°), 430. ' VOWLES, William John, Esquire (Dalby) Income Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1863; (2°), 2184; (com Takes his seat, 2. mittee), 2189, 2190, 2191. Address in Reply, 59. Land T~x Act Amendment (2°), 2192; BILLS: (committee), 2193. Closer Settlement Acts Amendment (ini Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), tiation in committee), 1147; (com 487. mittee), 1262. Local Bodies' Loans Guarantee (initiation Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy (initia in committee), 333; (2°), 457. tion in committee), 1998. Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act in committee), 467. · Amendment (2°), 187. Private Savings Banks (initiation in com Electrical Workers (2°), 1446. mit.tee), 180; (2°), 370; (committee) Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 2193, 2194. ' (initiation in committee), 173; (2°), 222; Chairman of Committees, Election of (committee), 291, 295, 298, 315; (recom (nominates Mr. Kirwan), 17. mittal), 472. 88 tNDE:X '1'0 SPEECI'l:E&-LEGISLA'l'IVE ASSEMBLY. VOWLES, Wllliam John, Esquire-con BILLS: tinued: Dental, Opticians, and Pharmacy (initia tion in committee), 1998. BILLS--continued: Jury Act Amendment (initiation in com Fruit Marketing Organisation (com mi ttoc), 1155 ; (2°), 1197. mittee), 2071. Land Acts (Review of Cattle Holding Petroleum (2°), 1520; (committee), 1541, Rents) Amendment (2°), 2012. 1542, 1553, 1556, 1557, 1561, 1569, 1570, 1574. Liqt!or Acts Amendment (2°), 349; (com mrttec), 473, 474. Upper Burnett and Calli de Land Settle Local Authorities Acts Amendment ment (2°), 829. (committee), 517, 524. Chairman of Committees, Temporary Palmerston Land Settlement (initiation Nominated on panel, 6. in committee), 469. Petroleum (recommittal), 1730. SUPPLY: Pric_ldy Pear Land (initiation in com Estimates-in-Chief wmmrttee), 2001; (2"), 2038; (committee) ' Justice- Courts of Petty Sessions, 1626. Primary Products Pools Act Amendment (2°), 1747; (committee), 1755. Public Lands Racecourses (2°), 1409; (committee) 1424 Forestry Office, 1829. 1429, 1431. ' ' Treasury Railway~ Act Amendment (2°), 1045; Marine, 1863. (commrttee), 1099. Sugar ·workers' Perpetual Lease Selec tions (2°), 1193. WARREN, Richard James, Esquire Trust Accounts (2°), 194; (committee), (Murrumba) 389. Takes his seat, 2. upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle ment (2°), 842. BILLS: Cotton Industry (committee), 1690, 1696, Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish 1700, 1703, 1706, 1708, 1718. ment of, by Primary Producers 492 493. ' ' Dontal, Opticians, and Pharmacy (initia tion in committee), 1998. Financial Statement, 584. Dingo and Marsupial Destruction Act Privilege, 287. Amendment (2°), 185. SUPPLY: Diseases in Poultry (committee), 386. Estimates-in-Chief Fruit Marketing Organisation (initiation Agriculture and Stock in committee), 2003; (2°), 2057; (com mittee), 2065, 2070; (recommittal), 2111. Chief Office, 1087. Hospitals (2°), 2092; (committee), 2110. Executive and Legislative Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Legislative Assembly, 866, 878. (2°), 276; (3"), 510. Home Secretary Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), Miscellaneous Service.s, 1859. 483, 484, 486. Premier and Chief Secretary Local Authorities Acts Amendment (corn· Chief Office, 896 rnittee), 1130. ::\1ain Roads Act Amendment (initiation Miscellaneous Services, 940. in committee), 461; (committee), 788, Public Lands- 790. In·il;'a~ion and Water Supply Corn· Meat Industry Encouragement (2°), 1963; ffilSSlOn, 1844. (committee), 1973. Resolutions IleJWrtctl from ('om 111 ill! r Pest Destroyers (committee), 386. Soldicr Settlement, 1988. Petroleum (committee), 1567. Trust and Special Ji'unds Prickly Pear Land (2°), 2031. Agriculture and Stock- Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso ciations (2°), 2131. State Adv WARREN, Richard James, Esquire WELLINGTON, William John, Esquire continued: (Charters Towers)- Co-operative Produce Agencies, Establish Takes his seat, 390. ment of, by Primary Producers, 358, 499. Dawson Valley Irrigation Undertaking, WILSON, Thomas, Esquire (Fortitude 1402. Valley) Financial Statement, 612. Takcs his scat, 2. Parliamentary Bar, Closure of, 975. BILLS: SuPPLY: Electrical Workers (2°), 1447; (corn· Estimates-in-Chief mittee), 1452, 1453. Mines- Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com mittee), 515, 518. Chief Office, 1789, 1792. :Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer Mining Fields, 1803. age Acts Amendment (2°), 1110. Premier and Chief Secretary Spca kcr, Election of {nominates Mr. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 911. BertNm), 2. Miscellaneous Services, 939. Museum, Brisbane, 918. WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire Public Lands (Queenton) Chief Office, 1808. Takcs his seat, 2. Irrigation and Water Supply Corn· mis,ion, 1847. Financial Statement, 716. Public Works SvrrLY: Chief Oflice, 1487. E•timates-in-C hicf Railways- Home Secretary General Establishment, 1290. Hospitals, 1852. Resolutions llrport,-d from Cou?. itt.c ::Wines-- Soldier Settlement, 1986. Chief Office, 1773. Trust anrl Special Fund.< Public Works Public Lands- Chief Office, 1474. Main Roads Fund, 1923 Trust and Special F"nds Agriculture and Stock- WEIR, David, Esquire (Maryborough) StatE' Advances Corporation-- Takes his seat, 2. Advances to Settlers Branch, 1933. BILLS: Juotice- Agricultural Bank {2°), 2210. Publie Curator, 1917. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 311. WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire Insurance (committee), 1740. (Bulimba) Meat Industry Encouragement {2°), 1962. Takes his seat, 2. Private Savings Banks (2°), 378. Address in Rep(,· {seconds adoption). 12. Railways Act Amendment {2°), 1032. BILL: Financial Statement, 652. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (;com SUPPLY: mittee), 517. Estirna tcs-in-C hie/ Financial Statement, 731. Public Works SUPPLY: Chief Office, 1481. Est irnatcs-in-C hief- Rflilways- Premier and Chief Secretary General Establishment, 1300. Miscellaneous Services, 937, 1068. Trust and Special Funds Tru. By Authority: ANTHONY JAMES Cu~ni!NG, Government Printer, Brisbane. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Twenty-third Parliament – Second Session Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.143-144, 1924 29 July 1924 – 22 October 1924 (Theodore Government) INDEX PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1-16 29 July 1924 720-761 10 September 1924 16-50 30 July 1924 761-804 11 September 1924 50-94 31 July 1924 804-834 12 September 1924 94-137 5 August 1924 834-875 16 September 1924 137-173 6 August 1924 875-919 17 September 1924 174-219 7 August 1924 919-963 18 September 1924 219-255 14 August 1924 963-1007 19 September 1924 256-295 19 August 1924 1007-1049 23 September 1924 295-333 20 August 1924 1049-1093 24 September 1924 333-355 21 August 1924 1093-1135 25 September 1924 355-398 22 August 1924 1135-1176 26 September 1924 398-435 26 August 1924 1177-1217 30 September 1924 436-478 27 August 1924 1218-1260 1 October 1924 478-513 28 August 1924 1261-1308 2 October 1924 513-556 2 September 1924 1308-1355 3 October 1924 556-598 3 September 1924 1355-1411 7 October 1924 598-639 4 September 1924 1412-1450 8 October 1924 639-675 5 September 1924 1450-1490 9 October 1924 675-719 9 September 1924 1490-1526 10 October 1924 1526-1568 14 October 1924 1652-1696 17 October 1924 1568-1608 15 October 1924 1696-1771 21 October 1924 1609-1652 16 October 1924 1771-1830 22 October 1924 1924. QUEENSLAND. OF Tflll LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBI_.~ Y DURING 1HE SECOND SESSION OF THE rrWENTY-THlRD PARLIAMENT. 15° GEORGE V. COMPRISING THE PERIOD FROM THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF ,JULY TO THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, .a.D. 1924. ··----····-·····-············--········· ·--··--.,~-·-.... -- ..... - VOL. CXLIV. ···-····------···----··--.-···· .. - ... --...... BRISBANE: hY ll.UTJ!P)1IT¥: A.NTf!ONY JAl1_ES PPMMING, GOVERNMENT PRJNTEl!., SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND. 19 24. THE GOVERNOR. Hi:' Excdlent'y Lieut-Colowl ih~ Right Honourable Sra MATTHEW NATHAN, P.C. (Ire.), G.C.M.G. THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, Honourable WrLLIA~I LENNON. THE MINISTRY. On 14th July, 1924, His Excellency the Governor accepted the resignation of The Honourable JOHN HuxHA:\1 a' Secretary for Public Instruction and a member of the Executi,·e Council. On the same day His Excellency appointed- The Honourable FRANK TE:- When the Session opened on 29th July, 1924, the Ministry was constituted as follows: Vice-President of the Executive Council, Premier, Chief Secretary, and Treasurer- Honourable EDWARD GRAX\'JLLE THEODORE. Secretary for Ag'liculturc and Stock-Hononrable WILLB}I NEAL GILLIES. Secretary for Public Lands-Honourable WrLLLUI McCORMACK. Secretary for Mines-Honourable ALFRED JA3IES JoNES. Attorney-General-Honourable JOHN MuLLAN. Secretary for Railways-Honourable JAo!ES LARCmJBE. Secretary for Public Works-Honourable vVILLIA~l FoRGAN SMITH. Home Secretary-Honourable JAMES STOPFORD. ii)ecretary for Public Instruction-Honourable FRANK T'ENISON BRENNAN, ~inisi;er wi,thc,>p.t Po,rtfolic,>-HonQura,l;Jle ¥rQHAE~, JOSEJ,'E; :f{IRWA:N, n. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 8peaker-Honourable vVILLJAM BERTRAX (Ma1·ee). Chairman of Committees-GEORGE POLLOCK, Esquire (Gregory). Temporary Chairmen of Committees:- COOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (Brerner·). DUNSTAN, THO>IAS, Esquire (Gym.pie). GLEDSON, DAVID ALEXANDER, Esquire (llmcich). NoTT, FREDERIC[( LANOELOT, Esquire (Stunlcy). \VALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroura). APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE (Albcrt). BARBER, G~cORGE PHILIP, ER 1 Took his seat on 20th August, 1924, vice Hon. John Huxham, resigned. 2 Resigned his seat on 31st July, 1924, upon his appointment as Agent-General for the State in London, V. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued. MAXWELL, JA~rES FRANCIS, Esqnire (l'uowon(J). MoCoR~IACK, Honourable WrLLIAM (r'aims). McLACHLAN, PETER ALFRED, Esquire (Jierthyr). MOORE, ARTHl.iR EDWARD, Esquire (A ubigny). MORGAN, GODFREY, Esquire (2J!Iu1'illa). MuLLAN, Honourable JOHN (Flinrlers). NOT'f, FREDERICK LANCELOT, Esquire (Stanley). PAYNE, JOHN, Esquire (Mitchell). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (Herbt rt). PETERSON, JAMES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (JYormanby). PETRIE, ANDREW LANG, Esquire ('l'oombul). POLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke). ROBERTS, THOMAS ROBERT, Esquire (East Toowoomba). RYAN, HENRY JoSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HUBERT EBENEZER, Esquire (Sandgate). SMITH, Honourable WILLIAM FORGAN (2J!Iackay). STOPFORD, Honourable JAMES (Mount llforgan). SWAi'NE, EDWARD BOWDICH, Esquire (Mirani). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Winclsor). THEODORE, Honourable EDWARD GRANVILLE (Chillagoe). VowLES, WILLIAM JOHN, Esquire (Dalby). \VALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Goor~OJYt). WARREN, RICHARD JAMES, Esquire (Murrumba). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (JfaJ·yboJ'ough). ·WELLINGTON, ~TILLIACY! JoHN, Esquire (Charters 'l'o1rers). ~TILSON, THOMAS, Esquire, (Fortitude Valley). WINSTANLEY, VERNON, Esquire (Queenton). \VRIGHT, ALBERT HFNRY, Esquire (Bulimlm). COMMITTEES. LIBRARY.·-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Dunstan, Mr. Elphinstone, Mr. Collins, Mr. Pease, Mr. Nott, and Mr. G. P. Barnes. PARLIAMENTARY BurLDINGS.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Payne, Mr. Riordan, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Petrie, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. E. G. Theodore. PRINTI!W.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Barber, Mr. Gledson, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, and Mr. Swayne, REFRESHME;;T RooMs.-Mr. Speaker, :!Yir. Pollock, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Corser, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. King. STANDING 0RDERS.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. King, Mr. Taylor, Mr Moore, Mr. Gilday, Mr. Ferricks, and Hon. E. G. Theodore. PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION. Mr. Payne (Chairman), Mr. Collins, Mr. F. A. Cooper, Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. Corser, Mr. Gilday, and Mr. Roberts. ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL Et,ECTIONS JUDGE-His Honour Mr. Justice Lukin. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.143-144, 1924 29 July 1924 – 22 October 1924 LEGISLATIVE A~S:EMBLY. INDEX TO SUBJECTS. Address in Reply, 6. BILLS-con;inued: Answer of Governor, 219. Blind, Deaf, and Dumb Children Instruc Debate on, 51 (amendment-Mr. Moore), 57, tion (initiation), 805; (initiation in com 98, 143, 155, 178; (closure of, under mittee), 1522; (3°), 1613; (amendment Standing Order No. 17), 218. .at 3° stage-Mr. Stopford), 1613; (assent), 1830. Presentation to Governor, 219. Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment (initiation), 1452; (initiation in com Adjournment of House mittee and 1 °), 1492; (2°), 1673; (com Motion for- mittee and 3°), 1675; (assent), 1330. Queensland Sugar Industry, Preservation Brisbane Tramwav Trust Ac1. Amendment of, under white labour conditions (initiation), 1528; (initiation in com Necessity for continuance of Sugar mittee and 1 °), 1570; (2°, committee, Agreement (ftfr. Swayne), 17. and 3°}, 1791; (assent), 1830. Proposed Motion for- City of Brisbane (initiation), 805; (initia tion in committee and 1 °), 837; (2°), Position of Upper Burnett and Callide 1000, 1144, 1482, 1492; (committee), 1533, Land Settlement Scheme (Speaker'; 1581 ; •(postponement of or·der for 3°), ruling), 876. 1659 ; (discharge of order for 3°), 1699 ; (recommittal), 1699; (3°), 1700; (as>ient}, Adjournments- 1830. Special, 16, 51, 176, 255, 513, 1828. City of South Brisbane Improvement (initiation), 921; (initiation in com Temporary (Centenary cel£brations), 155. mittee and 1°}, 985; (2°), 1787; (com mittee), 1788; (discharge of order for 3°, recommittal, and 3°), 1791; (assent), Auditor-General's Reports 1830. Central Sugar Mills, 1526. Commonwealth and State Income Taxes Loan Acts Sinking Fund, 137. Agreement (initiation), 805; (initiation in committee and 1°), 824; (2°), 1525, Public Accounts, 1308. 1628; (committee), 1629; (3°), 1659; Public Debt Reduction Fund, 137. (assent), 1830. State J~nterprises, 1609. Cotton Industry Act Amendment (initia Supreme Court Funds, 1357. tion), 964; (initiation in committee), 1137; (1°), 1143; (2°), 1236, 1425; (com mittee), 1596, 1614; (3°), 1661; (amend BILLS- ment on motion for 3°-21£r. Swayne), All Saints Church Lands (initiation and 1°), 1661; (assent), 1830. 1218; (2° and committee), 1482; (3°), Diseases in Plants Act Amendment (initia 1529; (assent), 1830. tion), 28; (initiation in committee), 138; (1°), 139; (2°), 220; (committee), 294; Animals and Birds Act Amendment (initia (30), 398; (assent), 675. tion), 296; (initiation in committee and 1°), 338; (2°}, 824, 1414; (committee), E'mu Park, Innisfail, Maleny, Morningside, 1465; (3°), 1529; (amendment on motion and 'I'ownsville Public Land Mortgages for 3°-Mr. jj.foore), 1529; (assent), 1830. (initiation and 1 °), 1452; (2° and com mittee), 1684; (3°), 1686; (assent), 1830. Apprenticeship (initiation), 29; (initiation in committee), 139; (1 °), 141; (2°), 228; Friendly Societies Act Amendment (initia (committee}, 294, 296; (discharge of tion), 1612; (initiation in committee, order for 3° and recommittal), 437; 1°, 2°, and committee), 1663; (3°}, 1699; (recommittal), 1445, 1456; (3°), 1529; (assent), 1830. (assent), 1830. Goverrunent Loan (message from Governor), Appropriation No. 1 (all stages), 292; 256; (initiation in Committee of Ways (assent), 295. and Means), 293; (1 °), 293; (2°), 492; (committee), 513; (3°), 514; (assent), Appropriation No. 2 (1° and 2°), 1399; 675. (committee and 3°), 1411; (assent), 1526. Income Tax (initiation), 1528; (initiation in Auctioneers and Commission Agenh Act com;nittee), 1580; (1°), 1E:l1; (2°}, 1713, Amendment (initiation), 29; (initiation 1738; (committee), 1754; (3°), 1771; in committee), 176; (1°), 177; (2°), 253; (assent}, 1830. (committee) 344; (3°), 479; (assent), 875. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Babinda Sugar Works (initiation), 805; (initiation), 1529; (initiation in com (initiation in committee and 1°) 824; mittee), 1570; (1 °), 1580; (postponement (2°), 1522; (committee), 1676; (30): 1699; of order for 2°). 1702; (2°), 1792; (com (assent), 1830. mittee), 1819; (3°), 1828; (assent), 1830. 0 1924 a NOTE.-" " indicates "rOOJding." 2 INDEX TO SUBJECTs-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Buranda Electoral District- BILLS-continued : Election of Mr. Hanson, 256. Justices Act Amendment (initiation), 29; (initiation in committee), 177; (1°), 178; Resignation of Hon. J. Huxham, 50. (2°), 254; (committee), 345; (3°), 479; Seat declared vacant, 50. (assent), 675. Land Acts Amendment (initiation), 1570; Business, Order of- (initiation in committee), 1624; (1°), 1628; (2°), 1687; (committee), 1702, Discussion on Financial Statement, 355. 1714; (3°), 1738; (assent), 1830. Precedence of Government business on Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation), Thursdays, 1310. 1412; (initiation in committee, 1452; (1 °), 1456; (2°), 1629; (committee), 1645; Cabinet Changes during Recess, 6. (3°), 1659; (a.ssent), 1830. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initia Centenary Celebrations, Temporary Ad tion), 1451; (initiation in committee), 1491; (1°), 1492; (2°), 1648; (committee), journlllent for, 155. 1652, 1664, 1774; (3°), 1782; (assent), 1830. Chairn1an of Collllllittees- Metropolitan \Vater Supply and Sewerage_ Eiection of Mr. G. Pollock, 49; (returns Acts Amendment (initiation). 1570; thanks for election), 138. (initiation in committee and 1°), 1614; (2°), 1789; (committee and 3°), 1791; Re DIVISIONs-continued : Financial Statement (Committee of Ways BILLS-continued: and Means), 356. Apprenticeship Debate on, 361, 398, 440, 479. Clause 6, 316. Tables relating to (tabled), 356. New clause to follow clause 25 (amend ment-Mr·. Smith), 1461. Gillies, Hon. W. N., Correspondence in re City of Brisbane- Upper Brookfield Main Road and, Clause 3 (amendllJ_ent-Mr. Eing), 1539. 1698; [vide also "Questions"]. Clause 32 (amendment-,1Ir. MGore), 1560. New clause to follow clause 41 (Mr. " Golden Casket " Art Union- M oorr), 1593. Debate in Committee of Supply, 596. 599, Cotton Industry Act Amendm ·Order of Business- QUESTIONS-continued: Discussion on Financial Statement, 355. American Loans- Precedence of Government business on Particulars in re (Mr. Jfoore), 174. Thursdays, 1310. Sinking fund and interest earned thereon (.tir. Jf oore), 436, 556. .Parliament- Amounts due by Government Departments for financial years 1921-1925 (Mr. Meeting of, 1. [[ e/so), 837. Prorogation of, 1830. Anakie Sapphire Field, Agreement in re sale of precious stones from (Jfr. Clay ton), 598. Pastoral Leases re-assessed under Land Act Anthrax, Outbreak of, traceable to of 1920 which are entitled to limitation Japanese shaving brushes (Mr. of increase of rent (motion-Mr. Bedford), 355. Taylor), 97. Anzac Day, Legislation to declare a coln pulsory national holiday on (.'l£r. Roberts), 1136. Parliamentary Buildings, Library, and Re Apprentices- freshment Room Committees- Motor mechanic (Jfr. Swaync), 1653. Appointment of, 28. Trade-Examinations and Registrations (JlT. Kerr), 95. Personal Explanation A·rt Vnions, "Liberty Fair," &c., Applica Mr. Fry, 1659. tions and permits for (Jfr. King), 835. Articles dealing with War, Exclusion of, from school papers (Mr. Moore}, 557. Primary Producers' Organisation Act, Pro_ posed Amendment of, on Commodity Atherton District, Cost of maize silos in (5Ir. Deacon), 804. Basis (motion-Mr. Swayne), 964. Atherton Maize Pool Board-Amount bor rowed for advances and estimated crop Printing Committee (Mr. Deacon), 1007, 1049. .\uditor-General's Reports- Appointment, 28. " D" \Vheat Pool, Charges for handling crop (Jfr. 1Varren), 1527. QUESTIONS Egg Pool Board (.tfr. Jfoore), 1451. Agent-Generalship- Mount Mulligan Coal Mine, Indebtedness Alleged statement by Mr. J. A. Fibelly of Chillagoe, Limited, to Government (Jfr. Jfaxwcll), 436. in re (2l·fr. Su•ayne), 1491. Expenditure in connection with resigna Public Accounts (Jb·. Tay/ or), 1050; (Jfr. tion and return to Queensland of Mr. TV. H. Barnes), 1262. J. A. Fihc!ly, 1451. Australian Sugar Industry, J\llisreprcsenta Agent-General's Office, Expenditure for tions in ;:,outhern Press in 1·e (Jir. " Cc,ntingencies" and " Incidentals" Su·apnr). 835. (Jlr. Deacon), 1451, 1527, 1528. Aust·ralian \Vorkers' l!nion, l!nemployed Agents appointed by Wheat Board to applicants for work and membership of canvasB wheatgrowers (Jfr. Deacon), (Jfr. Jioore), 1609. 1093. Bacon, Inquiries by Commissioner of Prices Agreemc~nt between Premier and Pas in re cost of production of (Mr. toralists, Ratification of (Mr. 1'aylor), Deacon), 1137. 1050. Balloting for lands, System of (Jfr. King), Agreement in re sale of precious stones 834. from Anakie Sapphire Field (Jfr. Bananas, Consignment and receipis there Clayton), 598. for by Committee of Fruit Diredion Agricultural and Cotton Industries, Indus (.Vr. King), 1697. trial Boards for, Fees and allowances Banker's letter in re sta.tement of Treasurer to members of (]fr. Deacon}, 836. at Exhibition luncheon (Jfr. Jlaxwell), Agricultural Bank Act, Necessity for bring 295. ing, into operation (Mr. Corser), 219. Banyan District, Resumption of freehold Agricultu·ral Education, Board of, and land in (.!Ir. Jforgan), 598. Agricultural Schools (Jfr. [[err), 96. Baralaba-Castle Creek Railway, Expendi Agricultural Products, Request for roduc ture on (.}fr. l'eterson), 920. tion of railway freights on (jj-fr. Barnes, Hon. W. H., Allowance for travel Ed·wards), 176. ling expenses paid to, while acting as Allowances, Increased, to returning officers Minister of the Crown (Mr. ],faxwell), in country electorates (.ilf1·. Deacon), 1356. 1610. Basic wage and clerical staff of Main Roads Ambulance, Queensland, Transport Board (Jfr. Kerr), 513. Bt~igades, Control of (Mr. Gostello), Basic wage, Number of teachers on (Mr. 1355. Warren), 1007. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 5 QUESTIONS-continued: .QUESTIONS-continued : Bill of sale agr£ement form (Mr. Deacon), Cal!ide-Rannes Railway, Progress of (Mr. 1491. Corser), 1772. Blackfollow'o and Lockyer Creeks, Locking Canegrov.rers, Inkerman Irrigation Area, of (Jfr. Logan), 1656. Co-operative control by (Mr. Swayne), Blind horse at Rockhampton Show 834. Grounds, Sale of (Jfr. Warren), 1.568. Cannery, State, Pineapples purchased by (Jir·. Kelso), 256. Board of AgricultuTal Education and Agri cultural Schools (.'llr. [{err), 96. Castle Creek irrigation channels (Mr. Jf oore), l65B. Bookmakers, Receipts from tax on, and stamp duty paid by (Mr. [{ing), 763. Cattle, Sale' of, from State stations, 1923- 1924 (Jfr. Corser), 398. Boundary Rabbit Proof Fence, Abandon ment of (Jfr. Jfoore), 1528. Ceratodus-Monto Railway, Progress of (Mr. Corser), 1772. Bowen State Coal Mine, Saving to R:ti!way Department from use of coal from (Jfr. Chamber of Manufacturers, Que-ensland, Co/lins), 1355. Statement by President of, i" re development .of secondary industries Bribie Island, Plant nursery on (Mr. (Jfr. Clayton), 1050; (Mr. Max1vell), .Vi om·e), 720. 121S. Brisbane milk supply, Alleged adulteration Children's Hospihl, Brisbane- of (Jfr. Elphin,,tone), 876. Brisbane River and Moreton Bay, Expen Chargcs madu by Mr. Carter in re 1Jir. (Jfr. Jfqxzvell) 1262, 1528; Ovlr. Kflso). 1611; diture on dredges, wharves, etc. (21£1-. Jf~xw:ll), 1655; (.11r. Uilday), Corsrr), 1609, 1696. 1655. . Brisbane Tramways, Negotiations to deter mine purciwse price nf (Mr. B::rr), 219. Installation of heating and cooking appliances at (Jfr. Jfaxwell), 675, 720, British Empi·re Exhibition- 875. ::Yir. R Joyce, Queensland Commiesioncr Tendcrers and cost of refrigerating plant at (Mr. JiaxU'rll), 1658. (Jlr. Jfacc11'tll), 1050, 1093. Suggested continuance of (Jlr. Elph;n. Chillago0 Limited, Auditor-General's stone), 876. Report in re indebtedness of, to Govern Brookfield, 'C'pper, Main Road, and Hon. ment on account Mount Mulligan coal W. K. Gillies (Jir. Fry), 1610, 1653; mine (Jfr. Swaync), 1491. (Jfr. Peterson), 1698. China, Examination of hair goods imported Bulimba-Cooper's Plains proposed railway from (.vir. Bedford), 355. (Jfr. Wright), 1653. Clarke. J. A., Inspector in Department of Bundaberg Gene·ral Hospital, Administra Agriculture, Retirement of (Mr. Fry), tion of (Mr. King), 1177. 94. Bundaberg Lady Chelmsford Hospital Clyde Engineering Company- Alleged outbreak of pneumonic inflnenza Contract for supply of railway locomotives at (Jfr. Cm·tcr), 1177. (Jir. Maxwcll), 1357. 1528, 1655; (Mr. Taylor), 1450, 1491; (Jfr. F. A. Cooper), Inquiry into alleged septic outbreak at 1569. (]Ir. Carter), 836; (Mr. Barber), 1261; (Mr. Winstanley), 1656. Hours worked and wages paid in work of engine construction (Jir. Robcrts), 1356, Burleigh-Southport road and Nerang 1527. Creek bridge, Cost of (,~fr. Moore), 333. Cold stores and wharf at Hamilton, Cost Burnett, Upper, and Callide Area- of (Mr. Pctrie), 175. Delay in establishing schools m (Jir. Commissioner of Prices-Inquiries in re cost Corst1'), 1772. of production of butter, wheat, or bacon Number of selections taken l1P in (Jf1·. (Jir. Deacon), 1137. M oore), 1CJ7. Committee of Fruit Direction-Consign Bun·um coal, Consideration for use of, ment of bananas and receipts therefor by Railway Department in Glacl,tone (Jfr. King), 1697. district (Jir. Brand), 176. Commonwealth loans for Soldier Settle Butcher Shops, State, Sources of supply ment, Interf'st conditions attaching to and prices charged to public in (Mr. (21fr. [{err), 85. Bell), 1451 Commonwealth Properties transferred from Butter, Inquiries by Commissioner of Prices State, Valuation, interest payments, in 'f'' cost of production of (Jfr. lJmcon), and local authority rates on (Jlr. Ii.err), 1137. 96. Cabinet Ministers, Title of "Honourable" C·:Jnstrudion work on Tara-Surat Railway for (Mr. Iiclso), 16. (Jir. Morgan), 175. Calioran Soldier Settlement, Water Suppl;.· Construction works, Railway Department, for (Mr. Peterson), 51. Lonn expendituTe on (Mr. JI oorc), 557. Callicle and Upper Burnett Are?.- Conversion Loan, Recent Qu.eensland Delay in €stablishing schools in (Mr. Details of (Mr. llfoore), 16. Corser), 1772. Letter from British-Australian Com Number of selections taken up in (Mr. panies affected by Land Acts Amend Jf a ore), 1007. ment Act of 1920 (llfr. I{crr), 50. 6 INDEX TO SUBJECTS--LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Cooking and heating appliances, Installa Electorates, Country, Increased allowances tion of, at Brisbane Sick Children's to returning officers in (.Wr. Deacon), Hospita.I (Jir. Maxwell), 675, 720, 875. 1610. Co-operative Assurance Company, Repay Electrical Power Schemes, Standardisation ment by Treasur·er of deposit of (Mr. or Co-ordination of (Mr. K err), 219. Kelso), 1569. Employees in Railway Department, Number Cooper's Plains to Bulimba, Proposed rail of, and train mileage (Jllr. Jlorgan), way from (Mr. Wright), 1653. 138. Corser, Mr., Criticism of speech on Addrbs Excursion trains, s,,ecial, Maryborough in Reply by " Queensland Producer " district, Amount of guarantee for (Jfr. Brand), 437. (Mr. Brand), 176. Cotton and Agricultural Industries, Indus Export of pineapples, Complaints in re trial Board for, Fees and allowances to restrictions on (Mr. TV. H. Ban>c'), members of (Jfr. Deacon), 836. 1652. Cotton, Ratoon, Request from growers of, Fares, Railway, Percentage increase in for compensation (Mr. Gor·ser). 919. metropolitan area (Mr. Kerr), 559. Council of Agriculture_:_ Fihelly, Mr. J. A.- Expeuditure on (Jf·r. "~Iorgrw), 97. _\.lleged staiement in r·e Agent-General Legal opinion in re control of sug·ar m ship (Jb-. Maxwell), 436. dustry by {"lfr·. Swayne), 1136. Expenditure in connection with reoigna Country electorates, Increased allowances tion and return to Que QUESTIONS-continued: QUESIIONS-continued: Heating and cooking appliances, Instal Keroongooloo State station-Inquiry ,as to lation of, at Brisbane Sick Children's power of Manager to dismiss station Hospital (Mr . ."Maxwell), 675, 720, 875. hands (Jir. S1vayne), 1609. Helidon State quarry- Kingfisher Creek, Nuisance at (Mr. W. H. Barnes), 1698. Number of men employed at (Mr. Logan), 876. Kugelmann, Herr, Newspaper advertise meEts of (Mr. Bedford). 1771. Stone supplied for Treasury Building (Mr. Corser), 876. Lady Chelmsford Hospital, Bundaberg Home Hill- Alleged outbreak of pneumonic influenza. at (Jlr. Carter), 1177. Polling-booth, Votes polled at {Jfr. Collins), 1655. Inquiry into alleged septic outbreak (.'lir. Carter), 836; (Mr. Barber), 1261; State school, Attendance at, 1914-23 (Jir. (2J,£r. lVinstanley), 1656. Collins), 1654. Land Act Amendment Act of 1920-:- " Honourable," Title of, for Cabinet Ministers (Mr. Kelso), 16. Letter from Australian companies affected bv recent loan conv-ersion (Jir. [[err), Income and land tax outstanding (Mr. 50. Moore), 763. L·ar1ds Department, Officers of- Income Tax Act Amendment Act of 1923 'Csc by Prickly-pear Commissioners with· -Taxation of interest on Government out reference to Under Secretary (Mr. loans (Mr. Elphinstone), 804. Kelso), 963. Income tax, Amount unpaid on account Land and income tax outstanding (Jir. of (Mr. J{ elso ), 95. Jioore), 763. Industrial Boards for Agricultural and Land Tax. Amount unpaid on account of Cotton Industries, Fees and allowances (Jir. K c[.,o), 95. to members of (Mr. Deacon), 836. Lander Oil Company- Inkerman Irrigation Scheme Oil-,vell drillil)g plant purchased from Co-operative control of, by cane-growers Queensland Government (Jfr. Fry), (Mr. Su·ayne), 834. 876. Cost of watering cane crops in ("lir. Operations at Orallo (Jir. Fry), 876. Swavne), 1135. Samples taken from bore at Orallo (Jir. Press report of meeting of Inkerman Fry), 919. Farmers' Association (Mr. Collins), 1654. Laneficld-Roscvale Railway, Construction of Ins!lrance agents or canvassers, State, (Mr. Logan), 1610. Commission paid to (Mr. Kerr), 1412. Lazaret, Peel Island- Insurance Fund, Unemployment-Contri Huio at (Mr. Moore), 1773. butions and disbursements (Mr ..Moore), 334. \Vater supply and treatment of patients at (,1Ir. M oore), 804. Invalid and old age pensions paid to inmates of Dunwich (Mr. Morgan), 598. Leaflets, Distribution of, on behalf of for (.lir. Ipswich, New railway station at (Mr. unemployed, Prosecutions Roberts), 138. JI oort), 1609. Legal opinion in re control -of Sugar Irrigation Works- Industry by Council of Agriculture Castle Creek irrigation channels (.lir. (Mr. Swayne), 1136. Moore), 1658. Letter from banker in re Treasurer's state Co-operative control by canegrowers in tnent at Exhibition luncheon (Mr. Inkerman Irrigation Area (11-Ir. Ma:mvell), 295. Swayne), 834. "Liberty Fair," Art Unions, etc. Cost of haulage from Rannes to Castle Applications and permits for (Mr. King), Creek-Dawson Valley Scheme (Mr. Peterson), 875. 835. Cost of watering cane crops in Inker Rockhampton, Authorisation and con man Irrigation Area (Mr. Swayne), duct of, at (Jir. Warren), 1568; (]Ir. 1135. Jioore), 1659, 1697, 1773. Lockyer and Blackfellow's Creeks, Lock Life free passes issued by Railway ing of (Mr. Logan), 1656. Department (Mr. Morgan), 174, 559. Pres.5 report of meeting; of Inkerman Liquor Tra-de, Request by, to Gov"rnment Farmers' Association ·- (Jlir. Collins), for reconsideration of hol!rS of sale (;1Ir. 1654. Vowlcs), 51. Japanese shaving brushes, Anthrax out· Loans, American- break traceable to (Mr. Bedford), 355. Particulars in re (Mr. Moore), 174. Joyce, Mr. R., Queensland Commissioner Sinking fund and interest earned !hereon at British-Empire Exhibition (Mr. (Mr. Moore), 436, 556. Maxwell), 1658. Loans, Government- Jury distr-icts, Rules of Court relating to (Jlr. Roberts), 1136. Conversion, Details of (M1·. Moore), 16. 8 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTION"S-continued: QUESTIONS -continued: Loans, Government-continued: Ministers- Conversion-Letter from British-Aus Allowance paid to Hon. W. H. Barnes tralian companies affected by Land Act while acting as Minister of Crown (Mr. Amendment Act of 1920 :Jlr. K1.rr), 50. Jlaxwell), 1356. Queensland tax free Pir. G. P. Barnes), Travelling expenses of (Jfr. Jiorgan), 761. 720, 1051; (;lir. TV. H. Barnes), 1308. Taxation of interest on, under Income Monto-Ceratodus Railway, Progress of (Mr. Tax Act Amendment Act of 1923 (;'1-Ir. (' orser), 1772. Elphinstone), 804. Monto-Ma.ny Peaks Railway, Progress of Loan expenditure on rail" ay rolling-stock (Mr. Corser), 1772. and construction (Jir. M oorc), 557. Moreton Bay and Brisbane River, Expen Loans to Local Authorities- diture on dredges, whancs, &c. (Jir. Corser), 1609, 1696. Amount available for (Jir. I[tlso), 1261. Motor mechanic apprentices (,lir. S1cay11e), Borrowed from outside Treasury (Jir. 1653. Kar), 96. :\fount Mulligan coalmine, Auditor- Local Authorities- General's report in re indebtedness of Amount available for loans to (]Ir. Chi!lagoe Limited to Government for Iie/so), 1261. (Mr. Swayne), 1491. Authorised to borrow outside Treasury 1fount Perry excursion train, Disaster to (Mr. K err), 96. -Acquittal of driver and guard (Mr. Brand), 138. Local Producc1~~· Associations, Expendi ture on (jfr. "l'lorgan), 97. Xanango-Yarraman Railway, Construction of (Mr. Edwards), 1772. Lockycr and Blackfellow's Creeks, Lock ing of (Jh. Logan), 1656. Nerang Creek bridge and Southport Burleigh road, C'ost of (JI r. JI oorc), Loco1noti-ve Engines- 333. Estimate of Ipswich Railway vYorkshops X-ewspaper advertisements of Hen· (Jlr. Roberts), 1356, 1527. Kugelmann (Jir. Bedford), 1771. Refusal of Clyde Engineering Company Occupation licenses, Reduction in rentals to execute contract for (51 r. Taylor), on (11Ir. JJ1oruan), 1569. 1450. 1491; (Jir. "liaxw. !/), 1528, 1655; O'Driscoll, Detective Sergeant, Promotion (Jir. F. A.. Cooper), 1569. of (,lir. ![err), 514. Tenders for (Mr. Roberts), 1356. O'Hara Police Officer, Promotion and London agreement with pastoral corn tra~sfer of, tD Cairns (Mr. [[' rr), 513. panics- Oil well drilling plant sold by Government Ratification (Mr. Taylor), 1050. to Lander Oil Company (jfr. Fry), 876. Request for rent concessions to grazing Old age and invalid pensions paid to selectors (Mr. Corser), 176; (Mr. inmates of Dunwich (Jir. J1organ), 598. Morgan), 835. Orallo Oil Bore- Main Road. Upper Brookfield, and Hon. Operations of Lander Oil Company at W. N. Gillies (Mr. F'ry), 1610, 1653. (.lir. Pry), 876. Main Roads Board, Clerical staff of. and Samples taken from (Jir. Fry), 919. basic wage [Mr. Kerr), 513. Passes, Leave, to railway employees, Maintenance and renewals, Railway Charges against Queensland and other Department, Cost of (Mr. Moore), 557. States for (2!1r. ][err), 1412. Mai7Al Pool Board, Atherton-Amount Pastoral Holdings, Particulars in re Crown borrowed for making adYances and rights for resumption of (Jir. Costello), estimated crop (.l1r. Deacon). 1007, 1490. 1049. l'astoralists, Ratification of agreement :Maize silos in Atherton district, Cost of with Premier and (Mr. Taylor), 1050. (Mr. Deacon), 804. Peanut Pool, Railway consignments of, to Many Peaks-Monto Railway, Progress of merchants (Mr. TV. H. JJarncs), 1653. (Mr. Corser), 1772. :McAvoy v. Nilson, and Tarrant v. McAvoy, Peel Island Lazaret- C QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Pinkenba-Eagle Junction Railway, Dupli Railways-continued: cation of (Mr. Petrie), 175. Bowen State coalmine, Saving to Plant nursery on Bribie Island (M1·. Depnrtment from use of coal from (.'lir. Jioore), 720. Collins), 1355. Pneumonic influenza, Alleged outbNJak of, Burrum Coal, Consideration for use of. at Lady Chelmsford Hospit,al, Bunda by Department in Gladstone district berg (Jir. Carter), 1177. (Mr. Brand), 176. Police Horsebreeding Station, Rewan (Mr. Ceratodus-Monto Line, Progress of (Jir. Deacon), 559. (' orstr), 1772. Police, Instructions to, in re meetings of Clyde Engineering Company- unemploye-d (Jir. Roberts), 920. Contract for supply of railway loco " Police Journal "- motives (J£1-. Maxtccll), 1357, 1528. Statement in, alleging differential treat :655; (Jfr. Taylor), 1450, 1491; (Mr: ment of cit;zens of Bundabcrg (Mr. F. il. Cooper), 1569. Maxwell), 1178. Ho•;rs worked and wages paid in work Statement in r constable regulating of engine construction (Jfr. 1/oberts), traffic in Queen street (Jfr. lYfaxwell), 1356, 1527. 675, 1178. Construction. Loan expenditure on (Jlr. Polling-booth, Home Hill, Yotes polled ,at J£ oore), 557. (Jfr. CoUin.•), 1655. CDnsiruction work, Mon ong.ag·Jd on, 30th Premier, LinD of steamships used by, in Scpicm her, 1923, to 30th Scp lcm ber, returning to Australia (.tfr. Clayton), 1924 (Jir. Edwards), 1356. 598. Cooper's Plains to Bulimba, Proposed Prickly-pear Commie ~ioners, Use of line from (Mr. l!'right), 1653. officers oi Department of Public Lands bv, without reference to Under Secre Dugandan Railway, Request for report tin·y (Mr. Kclso), 963. by Public Works Commib"ion on pro posed extension of (JfT. Bell), 1050. Private Detectives, Necessity for legisla tion for control of (Mr. Swayne), 963. Eagle Junction to Pinkenba Line, Dupli Properties tran·•.ferred to Commonwealth cation of (Mr. Petrie), 175. from State, Valuation, interest pay Ego- Pool Board Railwa v consignments ments, and local authorities' 1·ates on of eggs to B;isbane merchants (Mr. (Jf1. Kerr), 96. W. H. Barne.c), 1653. Prosecutions for distribution of leaflets on Excursion trains, Special, Maryborough behalf of unemployed (Mr. Moore), district, Amount of guarantee for (;l£ r. 1609. Brand), 176. Public Debt Reduction Fund, Temporary Free passes to employees (Jfr. li.err), 95. suspension of (Mr. Kcrr), 96. Free passes, Yearly, issl!ed by Depart Public Service Superannuation Fund, ment (Jb·. Jf organ), 174, 559. Amount to credit of, and amount on Freight rates from Brisbane to country loan to Gonrnment (Jfr. Kerr), 95. distt·irts (Mr. Morgan), 836. Public Works Commission- Gogango Deviation, Expenditure on (Jfr. Report on proposed Redcliffe Railway Petcrson), 920. (,11r. Warren), 1356. Gold, life, and yearly free passes, issued Request for report on proposed extension by Department (Jfr. Morgan), 174, 559. of Dugandan Railway (Mr. Bell), 1050. Ipswich, New station at (Mr. Roberts), Pupil teachers, Number of, admitted 138. dunng 1924 (Mr. Warren), 1007. Ipswich \Yorkshops, Hours worked and Queensland Chamber of Manufacturers, ,vagt-> ~ paid in 're engine construction at Statement of President of, in re (Jfr. Roberls), 1356, 1357, 1527. development of secondary industries Lancfield-Rosevale Line, Construciion of (Jfr. Clnyton), 1050; (]fr. J1ax1cell), (Jir. Louan), 1610. 1218. Life passes issued by Departme:1t (Mr. Queensland Com-ersion Loan, Details of Jioruan), 174, 559. recent (Mr. Moore), 16. Lines approved by Parliament. Data " Queensland Producer," Criticism by of in rP (Mr. Corscr), 963; (J11r. Robcrts), Mr. Corser's speech on Address' in 1309. Reply (Mr. Brand), 437. Locomotive Engines- Rabbit proof boundary fence, Abandon ment of (Jfr-. Jfoorc), 1528. Estimate of Ipswich workstops (Mr. Robcrts), 1356, 1527. Racecourse Act of 1923- 'I'enders for (Mr. Roberts), 1356; (}lir. Rcceipts from tax <>n, and stamp duty Trzylor), 1450, 1491; (Jh. Ma.t1ccll), paid by, bookmakers (Mr. King), 763. 1357, 1528, 1655; (Mr. F. A. Cooprr), Railways- 1569. Agricultural products, Request for reduc Maintenance and renewals, Cost of (Jfr. tion of freights on (Mr. Edwards), 176. Jioore), 557. Baralaba-Cattle Creek Line, E'xpenditure Many Peaks-Monto Line, Progress of (Mr. on (Mr. Peterson), 920. (! OJ'SC1'), 772. 10 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued : Railways-continued: Retirement of J. A. Clarke, Inspector in J\1ount Perry excursion train, Disaster to Department of Agriculture (Mr. ~Pry), -Acquittal of driver and guard (Mr. 94. Brand), 138. Returning officers in country electorates, Xan"l.ngo-Yarraman Line, Construction of Increased allowances to (1"11 r. Deacon), (Jfr. Edwards), 1772. 1610. Number of employees and train mileage Revaluation Board, Report of, on soldier (Jfr. 2vlorgan), 138. settlers' improvements (Mr. Costello), 835. Passenger fares, Pereentage increase of, in metropolitan area (1J,fr. Kerr), 559. Revenue Services, Amounts unpaid on account of (1vfr. Kelso), 95. Passes, Leave, to railway employees, Charges against Queensland and other Rewan Police Horsebreeding Station (Jlr. States for (Mr. Kerr), 1412. Deacon), 559. Peanut Pool-Railway consignments of Rockhampton "Liberty Fair" (Mr. peanuts to merchants (Mr. TV. H. Warren), 1568; (Mr. Jfoore), 1654, 1697, Barnes), 1653. 1773. Prices paid by Department for timber Rockhampton Show Ground, Sale of blind from Gympie district (Jfr. C/nyton), horse at (1!11-. TF arren), 1568. 1697. Rolling-stock- Rannes-Callide Line, Progress of (Mr. In use on Queensland Railways (2vlr. Corser), 1772. Moore), 436. Redcliffe line, Proposed, Report of Royal Loan Expenditure on (Mr. 111 oore), 557. Commission on Public Works on (Jir. TVa,·ren), 1356. Roma Street cold stores, Dairy produce stored in, during 1923 (Mr. Moore), Refreshment-rooms, Statement of Mr. D. 1007. S. Jackson in re (Mr. Gledson), 1697, 1773. Rosedale selections-System of balloting for lands (Mr. King), 834. Rolling Stock- Rosevale-Lanefield Railway, Construction of Lo·m Expenditure on (1llr. Jfoore), 557. UJb. Logan), 1610. Use in Queensland (Jfr. Moore), 436. Runcorn State School, Outbreak of Tara-Surat, Construction work on (Jlfr. measles at, and additions to (Jfr. M orr;an), 175. /Clphinstone), 1569. Transporting sick person by rail, Sandalwood delivered at Thursday Island, Alleged delay in (Mr. Roberts), 16. Tenders for output of (Mr. Appel), 1772. Willowburn, Works at (2¥11'. Roberts), 138. Sapphire Ficlds, Anakie, Agreement in re Windera Branch Line, Men engaged on sale of precious stones from (Mr. (Mr. Edwards), 1355. Clayton), 598. Workmen's fares between Melbourne Sawmills, State, Loss on (Yr. Elphinstone), Street and Salisbury (1"l1r. King), 875. 1774. Yarraman-Nanango Line, Construction of School Papers, Exclusion from, of articles (illr. Edwards), 1772. dealing with war (Mr. Moore), 557. Yearly free passe"s issued by Department Schools, Private and denominational (Jir. (Mr. J1organ), 174, 559. Kerr), 295. Rannes-Callide Railway, Progress of (Mr. Secondary Industries, Statement by Presi C orser), 1772. dent of Queensland Chamber of Ratification of agreement between Premier J\1anufacturers, in re development of and pastoralists (Mr. Taylor), 1050. (Mr. Clayton), 1050; (Mr. Maxwell), 1218. Ratoon cotton-growers, Request from for Selections, Number of, taken up in Burnett compensation (Mr. Corser), 919. ' and Callide area (Mr. Moore), 1007. Raw and refined sugar, Prices paid for Septic outbreak, Alleged, at Lady Chel~s (Mr. Fcrricks), 175. ford Hospital, Bundaberg, Inqmry Redcliffe proposed railway, Report of into (Mr. Carter), 836; (Mr. Barber), 1261; (Mr. Winstanley), 1656. Royal Commission on Public Works on (2l1r. Warren), 1356. Sewerage, Metropolitan, Report <;>f Royal Commission on alleged defectrve work Refrigerating machinery, Hamilton cold in (Mr. Naxwell), 560, 599. storBs (Mr. G. P. Bames), 761, 836. Shaving brushes, Japanese, Anthrax out Refrigerating plant, tenderers, and cost of break traceable to (Mr. Bedford), 355. installation ,at Brisbane Sick Children's Hospital (Mr .•Waxwell), 1050, 1093. Silos, Maize, Cost of, in Atherton district (Mr. Deacon), 804. Rent concessions to grazing selectors, Request for (21Ir. Corstr), 176. "S'mith's Weekly" Newspaper, Amou~t paid or due by Government to, m Rental concessions on grazing selections 1923-24 (Mr. Nott), 176. (Mr .•Worgan), 835. Soldier Settlement improvements, Report Resumptions of freehold land in Banyan of Revaluation Board on (Mr. Costello), district (Mr. Zllorgan), 598. 835. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 11 QUESTIONS--continued : QUESTIONS-continued: Soldier Settlement~- Statistics in re fire brigades (Mr. K err), Calioran, w,ater Supply for (2f£r. 356. Peterson), 51. Steamships, Line of, by which Premier Interest conditions attaching to Com returned to Australia (Mr. Clayton), monwealth loans for (Mr. Kerr), 95. 598. Southport-Burleigh road and Nerang Sugar Industry, Australian- Creek bridge, Cost of (Mr .•o/Ioore), Cost of watering cane crops in Inkerman 333. Irrigation Area (Mr. Swayne), 1135, Stallions Board, Re·ignation of member of Legal opm10n in 1·e control of, by (Jir. Edward.•), 1356. Council of Agricultur-e (Mr. Swayne), Stallions, Staie Draught- 1136. Allocation to districts (Mr. Edwards), 1Iisreprewntation in Southern Press in re 1355. (Jir. Su.'ayne), 835. Fees received on .account of (111r. Deacon), Raw and refined sugar, Prices paid for 639. (.1Ir. Ferricks), 175. Number of mares in foal to (]fr. Deacon), Superannuation Fund, Public Service, 1093. AmOJ.\nt to cre-dit of, and amount on State Dairy Board, Queensland, Establish loan to Government ("~I r. I[ r rr), 95. ment of, and fixation of prices by (Mr. SurYivors, Supposed, S.S. "Douglas Clayton), 559. Mawson," Relief of (.Mr. Riordan), State Industrial Undertakings 639; (.lir. Corser), 640. Butcher Shops- Suspension, Temporary, of Public Debt Reduction Fund (J£1-. Kcrr), 96. Sottrces of supply and prices charged to public (Jir. Bell), 1451. Tara-Surat Railway, Construction work on (Jir. Jiorgan), 175. Cannery, Pineapples purchased by (JI r. Kelso), 256. Tax free loans, Queensland (.lir. G. P. Barnes), 761. Coalmines- Teachers, Number of, on basic wage (Mr. Mount lVIulligan, Report of Auditor Warren), 1007. Gen-eral in re indebtedness of Chillagoe Limited to Government for Timber from Gympie district, Prices paid (Mr. S11x:tyne), 1491. by Railway Department to Forestry Department for (Jir. Clayton), 1697. Saving to Railway Department from use of coal from Bowen (Mr. CollinB), Title of " Honourable " for Cabinet 1355. Ministers (Jir. Kclso), 16. Quarry, Helidon- Toowoomba Band, Application of, to run lotteries (Mr. lV. H. Ba1·ncs), 1177. Number of men employed at {21Ir. Logan), 876. Toowoomba jury district (Mr. Roberts), 1136. S:on€ supplied for Treasury Building (Mr. Corser), 876. Toowoomba unemployeci, Alleged \Yithhold ing of informatior.. in re (Mr. Robcrts), Raiiwo.y Refreshment Rooms, Statement 1412. of Mr. D. S. Jackson in re (Mr. Gledson), 1697. 1773: To.rres Strait Pilot Service, Secretary's remuneration and balance-sheet of (Mr. Station:,- Bedford), 1136. Keroongooloo, Inquiry as to power of Totalisator receipts for 1923-24 (1Wr. King), Manager to dismiss station hands 762. (1Wr. Su·ayne), 1609. Trade apprentices, Examination and regis Sales of cattle from, 1923-24 (Mr. tration of (Jir. Ker,·), 95 Cors~r), 398. Tr·affic regulation in Qqeen street, State Sawmills, Loss on (Jir. Elphinstone), ment in "Police Journal" in re (Mr. 1774. J1 ax1rell), 675, 1178. State Insurance agents or canvassers, Com Train mileage and number of employees, mission paid to (Mr. Kerr), 1412. Railway Department (Mr. "o/Iorgan), State Insurance Building-Occupancy of, 138. and rents paid (Mr. Kelso), 599. Tramways, Brisbane, Negotiations to deter State Insurance Office, Insuranoo of wheat mine purchase prioo of (Mr. I[ en·), 219. crops against damage by hail by (Mr. Transporting sick person by rail, Alleged Deacon), 356. delay in (Mr. Roberts), 16. State Schools- Travelling exp-enses, Ministers' (Mr. Delay in Pstablishing, in Upper Burnett fi:[orgun), 720, 1051; (Mr. lV. H. and Callidc areas (Mr. Corser), 1772. BaTncs), 1308. Home HilL Attendance at, 1914-23 (Mr. Amount paid to Hon. W. H. Barnes Collins), 1654. while acting as Minister of the Crown (Mr. Maxwell), 1356. Runcorn, Additions to, and outbreak of measles at (Mr. Elphinstone), 1569. Treasury Building- State servants, Number and salaries of for Cost of completion (Mr. Fry), 94. financial years 1914-15 and 1923-24 \Mr. Supply of stone from Helidon State Pu!lo~ 7.:), C.15. quarry Ulb, Logan), 876. 12 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Unemployed- Yarraman-Nanango Railway, Construction Applicants for work, and membership of of (Mr. Bd1cards), 1772. Australian Workers' Union (Mr. Yearly free passes issued by Railway JI a ore), 1609. Department (Jfr. Morgan), 174, 559. Meetings of, and instructions to police (Mr. Robcrts), 920. Refreshment Room, Library, and Parlia Prosecutions for distribution of leaflets mentary Buildings Committees on behalf of (~fr. Moore), 1609. Toowoomba, Alleged withholding of Appointment, 28. information in re (Mr. Roberls), 1412. Unemployment Council, Meetings and Regulations under Sugar Works Act or 1922, operations of (Mr. Kerr), 175. Proposed disallowance or (motion- l;ncmployment Insurance Fund-Contribu Mr. 111oore), 334. tions and disbursements Pir. ,lfoore), 334. Vpper Brookfield Main Road and Hon. Reply, Address in, 6. W. X. Gillies (lb. Fry), 1610, 1653; (JI'r. Peterson), 1698. Answer of Governor, 219. Debate on, 51; (amondment-Jfr. •~Ioore), "Cppcr Burnctt and Callide Area, Delay in 57, 98,. 143, 155, 178; (clo&ure of, under establishing schools in (Jir. Corser), 1772. Standmg Order No. 17), 218. Votes polled at Home Hill polling-booth P•resenta.tion to Governor, 219. (Jir. Co/l,",zs), 1655. \Var, Exclusion from school papers of Resignation of Member articles dealing with (Mr. JiooN), 557. Honourable J. Huxham, 50. Water Supply and Sewerage Board Report of Roval Commission on alleged ·defective sewerage work rJir. Jiaxu·ell), Returns, Motions for- 560, 599. Expenditure of Agent~General's Ofl.icc . for Water supply and treatment of patients at contingencies and incidentals (questions Peel Island lazaret (Mr. M oore), 804. -Mr. Deacon), 1451, 1527; (return Water supply for Calioran Soldier Settle· t6.bled), 1528. ment (Jir. Peterson), 51. Pastoral leases re-assessed under Land Act Wembley Empire Exhibition- of 1920 which are entitled to limitation of increase of rent (motion~cl[r. Mr. R. Joyce, Queensland Commissioner '/'ay/or), 97; (return tabled), 763. at (Jir. Jfa.mvrll), 1658. Travelling expenses of Ministers (motion Suggested continuance of (Jir. Elphin Jir. M organ), 220; (return tabled), 1218. stone), 876. Wheat Board, State- Applications for Chairmanship of (Mr. Rulings, Condensed, of Speakers of Legis Deacon), 256. lative Assembly, by Mr. C. A. Bernays, Appointment of agents to canvass wheat Clerk of the Parliament, 763. growers (;Vr. Deacon), 1093. ·wheat crops, Insurance of, by State Insurance Office against damage by hail Sewerage of Metropolitan Area (motion (Jir. Deacon), 356. Mr. Kerr), 805. \Vheat, Inquiries by Commissioner of Prices in re cost of (21fr. Deacon), 1137. Sitting Days- Wheat Pool- Hours of sitting, 29; (extension of), 1699. Auditor-General's Report in re charges Precedence of Government business on for handling crop in "D" Pool (Mr. Thursdays, 1310. TV arrtn). 1527. Tuesday, \V ednesday, Thursday, and Salary of ::\Ianager of (Jfr. jj£oore), 1007. Friday, 29. · vYi!Iowburn railway works (Mr. Roberts) 138. , Windcra Branch R:1ilway, !\Ion engaged Special Adjournments, 16, 51, 155, 176, 255, on (Mr. Edwards), 1355. 513, 1828. \0\'ireless broadcasting in Queensland (;'lfr. Moorc), 920. Stamp Duty, Proposed, on Bills of Ex Workers' Dwellings and Workers' Homes Acts, Restrictions upon applicants change (debate on Financial State under (Mr. Moore), 556. ment in Committee of Ways and Workers' Educational Associations, 1918- Means), 361, 398, 440, 479, 492. 1923 (11fr. Kerr). 436. \Vorkmen's railway fares between Melbourne street and Salisbury (Mr. Standing Orders Committee- King), 875. Appointment, 28" INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 13 Standing Orders, Suspension of Supply-continued : Appropriation Bill No. 1, 256. Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Apropriation Bill No. 2, 1262. Justice- Passage of Bills through all stages in one Chief Office, 746. day, 1570. Courts of Petty Sessions, 758. Postponement of private members' business, Electoral Registration, 758, 763. 763, 920. Friendly Societies, 780. Parliamentary Draftsman, 781. Statement, Ministerial- Registrar-General, 782. Changes in Ministry during recess, 6. Sheriff, 782. Supreme Courts, 782. Sugar Industry under White Labour Con Titles, 782. ditions-Necessity for Continuance of Mines- Sugar Agreement (motion for adjourn Chief Office, 1125, 1178. ment-"'l1"r. Swayne), 17. In aid of Mining, 1216. Mining Fields, 1217, 1218. Sugar Works Act of 1922, Proposed Dis· " Queensland Government Mining allowance ol' Regulations under (motion Journal," 1227. -111r. Moore), 334. State Mining Operations, 1227. Premier and Chief Secretary Supply- Agent-General for the Stttte, 519. Committee Audit Office, 539. Constitution of, 220. Chief Office, 514. Opening of, 256. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 539. Estimates-in-Chief, 1924-25 (tabled), 356. Miscellaneous Services, 543, 560 ; Estim r1 ilr.<, Supplem.entary, 1923-24 (tabled), (:unendment to omit •' Allowance to 131J. Lieutenant-Governor, £950"-.i!'Ir. Jl ,,ore), 545. Estim atcs-in-Chief- Museum, Brisbane, 540. Agricu!ture and Stock Public Library of Queensland, 540. Chemical Laboratory, 915. Public Service Commissioner, 541. Chief Office, 859, 877. Public Service Superannuation Board, Cotton Industry, 916, 921; (amendment 542. "That the vote be reduced by £1 " State Stores Board, 542 . .llr. Moore), 917. Public Instruction- Dairy Produce Acts, 945. Chief Office, 954, 1008, 1051. Diseases in Plants Act, 945. Inspection, 1082. Miseellaneous Services, 952. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1083. Slaughtering Act, 949. Queensland Agriculturai High School State Farms and Gardens, 945. and College, 1084. Executive and Legislative Queensland University, 1083. Executive Council, 514. Schools of Arts, 1089. His Excellency the Governor, 514. Secondary Education, 1090, 1094. Legislative Assembly, 514. State Schools, 1099. Home Secretary 'I'echnical E;ducation, 1122. Aboriginals, Relief of, 576. Training College, 1083. Charitable Institutions and Gra.nts, 581. Women's College, 1089. Chief Office, 562. Public Works Health, 584. Buildings, 690. Hospitals, 595, 599. Chid Office, 676. Ins.u.ity, 635. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 704, 720. Lazaret, 635~ Gas Act of 1916, 746. Medical, 636. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, JVIiscellaneous Services, 675. and Weights and Measures, 737. Outdoor Relief, 636, 640. Labour, Factories, and \Vorkers' Police, 655. Accommodation, 740. Police Investment Board, 666. Services-Public Buildings, 690. Prisons, 666. Railways- General Establishment, 1230, 1310; State Children, 674. (amendment-" That the vote be Steamer " Otter," 675. reduced by £1 "-(Mr. Moore), 1334. 14 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Supply-continued : Time Limit of Speeches- Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Members granted an extension of time- T·reasury Mr. W. H. Barnes, 117. Analyst, 804. Mr. Oorser, 195. Chief Office, 784. Mr. Elphinstone, 1304. Harbours and Rivers, 804, 837. Mr. Hynes, 12. Land and Income Tax, 837; (amend Mr. Maxwell, 1488. ment-" That the vote be reduced by Mr. 2\IcCmmack, 216. £1 "-(Mr. Roberts), 845. Mr. Smith, 161. Marine, 845. Mr. Swayne, 22. Mm·ine Board. 856. Mr. Theodore, 111. Printing Office, 856. Mr. "'1\:ilson, 1499. Stamp Duties Office, 857. Resolutions reported jro1n Committee Travelling Expenses of Ministers- Adoption, 1357. Return in re (motion-Mr. M organ), 220; Reception, 1355, 1357, 1397. (return tabled), 1218. Vote of Credit on Accou-nt 1925-26 (£2,500,000), 1310. Upper Brookfield Main Road and Hon. W. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 256, 291. N. Gillies, Correspondence in re, Votes passed under operation of Standing 1698 ; [vide also " Questions "]. Order No. 307 and Sessional Order of 30th July- Valedictory, 1828. Estima tes-in-Chief- Public Lands, 1355. Vote of Credit on Account, 1925-1926 Railways- (£2,500,000), 1310, 1355. General Establishment, 1355. Balance of vote, 1355. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 256, 291, Estimates, Supplementary (Loan Fund), 1923-24, 1355. War, Exclusion from School Papers or Estimates, Supplementary (Revenue) 1923-24, 1355. references to; [vide "Supply-De Estimates, Supplementary (Trust Funds), partment of Public Instruction 1923-24, 1355. Chief Office"], 954, 1008, 1051. Loan Fund Account 1924-25 (balance of vote), 1355. Ways and Means- Trust and Special Funds 1924-25 (balance Balance of Estimates, 1397. of vote), 1355. Committee, Constitution of, 220. Vote of Credit on Account, 1925-26 Govermnent Loan Bill, 293. (£2,500,000), 1355. Reception and adoption of resolutions, 1399. Stamp Duty on bills of exchange, 361, 398, Temporary Adjournment (Centenary Cele 440, 479, 492. brations), 155. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 292. LEGISLATIVE ASSEJ\fBLY. INDEX r.ro SPEECHES. APPEL, Honourable John George (Albert)- ATTORNEY-GENERAL [vide "Mullan, Address in Reply (arnendment-Mr. Honourable John "]. 111 oore), 135. BARBER, George Philip, Esquire (BundaQ BILLS: berg) Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), 1420; (committee), 1467. BILL: Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment Weights and Measures (committee), 333. (2°), 1674. SuPPLY: Cotton Industry Act Amendment (2°), Estimates-in-Chief 1439. Home Secretary Emu Park, Innisfail, Malony, Morning side, and Townsville Public Land Mort Health, 592. gages (2°), 1684 .Hospitals, 623. 0 Land Acts Amendment (2' ), 1696; (com Public Instruction mittee), 1703, 1708. Chief Office, 1035. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1641. Treasury Local Authorities Act Am BARNES, George Powell, Esquire-con Order of business (discussion on Financial tinued: Statement), 355. SUPPLY-continued: Sc:PPLY: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Estimates-in-Chief Home Secretary Agriculture and Stock Hospitals, 626. Chief Office, 868. Premier and Chief Secretary State Farms and Gardens, 945. Agent,General foor the State, 533. Home Secreta•ry• Public Instruction Chief Office, 566, 570. Chief Office, 1071. Health, 592. State Schools, 1110. Hospitals, 599. Public Works Lazaret, 635. Buildings, 691, 704. Outdoor Relief, 642. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 737. Police Investment Board, 666. Railways- l'risons, 672. General Establishment, 1231. Ju.;tice- Treasury- Chief Office, 752, 757. Chief Office, 794, 800. Electoral Registratjon, 758, 767. Resolutions reported from Committee Mines- Agriculture and Stock- Chief Office, 1212. Chief Office, 1367 Premier and Chief Secretrtry Mines- Agent-General for the State, 524. Statio Mining Operations, 1369. ::Vliscellaneous Services, 562. vVar, Exclusion from school papers of Public Instruction •references to, 1072. Chief Office, 956. Public Works BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry, Buildings, 703. (Wynnum) Railways- Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. 1!1'oorc), General Establishment, 1327. 113. Treasury- BILLS: Chief Office, 784, 800. Apprenticeship (committee). 301, 307. Land and Inc0me Tax, 838, 840, 843, Auctioneers and Commission Agents Act 845. Amendment (committee), 344, 345. Marine, 846. Babinda Sugar Works (2°), 1523. Resolutions reported from Committee Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment Agriculture and Stock- (2°), 1674. Chief Office, 1364. City of Brisbane (2°), 1515; (committee), 1542, 1560; (recommittal), 1700. Home Secretary Disc:-tses in Plants Act Amendment (2' ), Chief Office, 1360. 225. H oal th, 1360. Gov0rnmcnt Loan (2°), 508. Justice- Incom BEDFORD, Randolph, Esquire-continued : BRENNAN, Honourable Frank Tenison SUPPLY: (Toowoomba) [Secretary for Public Estimates-in-Chief- Instruction]- Home Secretary SuPPLY: Hospitals, 602. Estimates-in-Chief- Outdoor Relief, 647. Public Instruction Prisons, 672. Chief Office, 954, 1075. Justice- Inspection, 1082, 1083. Electoral Registration, 764, 773. Medical and Dental In,pection, 1083. Mines- Queensland Agricultural High School and College, 1084, 1089. Chief Office, 1125. Queensland University, 1083. Mining Fields, 1220. Schools of Arts, 1089. Public Instruction Secondary E'ducation, 1090. Chief Office, 1014. State Schools, 1099, 1121. Railways- T0chnical Educction, 1122, 1125. General Establishment, 1338. Teaining College, 1083. 'l'reasury- Chief Office, 786. \V omen's College, 1089 Resolutions reportrd from Committee '\Var, Exclusion from school papers of re£ ·rencc' to, 1075. Mines- State Mining Operations, 1379. BRUCE, Henry Adam, Esquire (Kennedy) Public Lands Addrc~s in Reply (amendment-Jlr. Jloore), Chief Office, 1384. 217. War, Exclusion from school papers of BILLS: references to, 1014. Apprenticeship (recommittnl), 1465 BELL, Ernest Thomas, Esquire (Fassifern) Babinda Sugar Works (2°), 1524. Address in Reply (amendment-Jfr. M oore), Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 162. (committee), 1825. BILLS: Local Authorities Act Amendment (com· miltce), 1668. City of Brisbane (committee), 1582. Financial Statement, 424. South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 47. Agreement (2°), 990; (committee), 1000. SUPPLY: SCPPLY: Estim ates-in-C! hief Estimate s-in-G hiej- Agriculture and Stock Home Secretary- Slaughtering Act, 952. Health, 594. Hospitals, 609. BERTRAM Honourable William (Maree) Outdoor Relief, 645, [vide "Speaker"]. Police, 661. Justice- BRAND, William Alfred, Esquire (Burrum) Chief Office, 754. Mines- Address in Reply (amendment-J.lr. l.loore), 185. Chief Office, 1207. BILLS: Public Instruction Babinda Sugar Works (2°), 1524. Chief Office, 959. Police Acts Amendment (committee), 354. Public Works- SUPPLY: Court of Industrial Arbitration, 723. Estimates-in-Chief Resolutions reported from Cornrnittee Agriculture and Stock Homc Secreta,ry- Chief Office, 863. B ealth, 1361. Home Secretary \Var, Exclusion from school papers of references to, 959. HospitaL~, 605. Mines- BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire (Bar Chief Office, 1210. coo)- Public Instruction BILLS: Chief Office, 1052. City of Brisbane (committee), 1566, 1589. War, Exclusion from school papers of Cotton Industry Act Amendment (com references to, 1052. mittee), 1604. 1619. 1924-b 18 INDEX TO SPEECHEs-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire-con BILLS-continued: tinued: Police Acts Amendment- Financial Statement, 465. Amendment proposed to clause 2 (Mr. I{ err) in order, 354. SUPPLY: Amendment proposed to clause 2 (ll1r. Estim.ates-in-Chief Fry) not in order, as it woul-d increase Agriculture and Stock charge on consolidated revenue, 355. Chief Office, 908. \Veights and Measures- Slaughtering Act, 951. Amendment proposed to clause 18 (1'11r. Public Instruction- ""tl organ) not in order, as it would increase charge on consolidated Queemland Agricultural High School revenue, 330. and College, 1084. State Schools, 1104. Conversations in loud tones disorderly, 766, 1133. Railways- Country \Vomen's Association, Discussion General Establishment, 1256. on work of, not in order on vote for Resolutions reported from Committee Hospitals in Committee of Supply, 615, 616, 618, 620, 621, 623. Public Lands- Chief Office, 1393. Denial of honourable member must be accepted, 775, 1063. CARTER, George, Esquire (Port Curtis) Deputy Speaker, Takes chair as, 79, 122, 163, 203, 226, 247, 289, 972, 1152, 1160, A CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM BILLS-continued: PORARY (Cooper, Frank Arthur, City of Brisbane (committee), 1588. Esquire, Bremer)- Cotton Industry Act Amendment (2°), Called upon to take chair, 306, 327, 372, 409, 1438; (committee), 1597, 1624. 428, 450, 489, 525, 572, 631, 689, 731, 867, DiseasEs in Plants Act Amendment {2°), 877, 913, 956, 1040, 1069, 1086, 1190, 1231, 226. 1338, 1542, 1551, 1558, 1604, 1668. Lands Acts Amendment (committee), 1705, Country Women's Association, Discussion 1728, 1736. on work of, not in order on Yote for Hoopitals in Committee of Supply, 631. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), Nominated on panel, 17. 1651; {committee), 1667. Order in debate, 692. · Primary P·roducers' Organisation Act, Proposed amendment of, 975. Reliews Speaker in chai·r, 1808. ScPPLY: " Golden Casket" Art Unions, Proposed inquiry into allegations in 1'e (moves ='lot competent on Estimates to discuss motion), 1262. merits or demerits of anv Act of Parliament or prospective' Act of Sugar Industry, Queensland, Preservation Parliament. 632. of, under white labour conditions Necessity for continuance of Sugar Tables c-annot be inserted in " Hansard'' Agreement, 25. without being read, 1559. SFPPLY: CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM Estim ut; s-in-Chief PORARY (Dunstan, Thomas, Esquire, Agriculture and Stock Gympie)- Chief Office, 872. Called upon to take chair, 468, 551, 591. Home Secretary 713, 850, 921, 1021, 1253, 1711. J.horiginals, Relief of, 577. Nominated on panel, 17. Chief Office, 574. Order in debate, 715. Health, 587. Relieves Speaker in chair, 244. Premier and Chief Secretary .i\liscellaneous Services, 561. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM Public Instruction PORARY (Gledson, David Alexander, Esquire, Ipswich)- Chief Office, 1066. State Schools, 1119. Act of Parliament, Provisions of, cannot be discussed in Committee of Supply, 1128. Public Works Called upon to take chair, 345, 611, 649, 670, Buildings, 691. 754, 775. 795, 890, 1064, 1107, 1127, 1326. Court qf Industrial Arbitration, 716. 1466, 1583. Tre" COLLINS, Charles, Esquire-continued : SuPPLY--continued: SuPPLY-continued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Estimates-in-Chief-contin~ CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire-con COSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon) tinued: BILLS: BILLS-continued: Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment 1418; (committee), 1468, 1473. (initiation in committee), 1577; (com Cotton Industry Act Amendment (2°), mittee), 1822. 1445; (committee), 1622. Land Acts Amendment (initiation in com Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), mittee), 1627; (2°), 1693; (committee), 1651. 1704, 1710, 1724, 1725, 1726, 1727, 1728, 1730. 1733, 1737. SuPPLY: Bstimates-in-Ghief-"' Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com- mittee), 1666, 1776. Agriculture and Stock Chief Office, 883. Closure, Moves application of, 1284. Financial Statement, 376. DASH, John, Esquire (Mundingburra) "Golden Casket" Art Unions (Committee of Supply), 601. BILL: "G'?lden Casket" Art _Dnions, Proposed Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment mqmry mto allegatiOns in re (moves (2°), 1811. closure), 1284. SuPPLY: Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 34. Estirnatcs-i n-Chie / SUPPLY: Public Instruction Committee, Opening of, 279 Chief Office, 1067. Estimates-in-Chief- Railways- General Establishment, 1336. Agriculture and Stock V,"ar, Exclusion from school papers of Chemical Laboratory, 916. references to, 1068. Chief Office, 901. Cotton Industry, 924, 939, 943. DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire State Farms and Gardens, 946. (Cunningham)-. Home Secretary Address in Reply (amcndment-Jfr. Jloore), Chief Office, 573. 74. Hospitals, 601. BILLS: Outdoor Relief, 645, 652. Animals and Birds Act Amendment (com Justice- mittee), 1471. Apprenticeship (committee), 301, 303; Electoral Registration, 760. (recommittal), 440, 1457, 1463. Mines- Babinda Sugar Works (2°), 1525; (com Chief Office, 1127. mittee), 1682. Mining Fields, 1223. City of Brisbane (2°), 1512. " Queensland Government Mining Cotton Industry Act Amendment (2°), Journal," 1229. 1305; (committee), 1616; WJ, 1662. Public Instruction Income Tax (committee), 1'757, 1769. Chief Office, 1012, 1078. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Queensland Agricultural High School (committee), 1824. and College, 1088. Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1692; (com Public Works mittee), 1705, 1707. Buildings, 701. La.n DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire-con SuPPLY--continued: tinued: Estinwtes-in-Chief-contim F ARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire BrLLS-contirwed: continued: City of Brisbane (committee), 1541, 1549, "Golden Casket" Art Unions, Proposed 1552, 1555, 1558, 1561, 1583, 1596. inquiry into allegations in re, 1275. Local Authorities Act Amendment (com SuPPLY: mittee), 1668. gstimates-in-C,hief Police Acts Amendment (2°), 351, 355. Ffome Seoretary South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Agreement (2°), 998. Hospitals, 609. Financir,l Statement, 477. Police, 662. "GDlden Casket" Art Unions, Proposed Public Instruction- inquiry into allegations m re, 1274. Chief Office, 961, 1066. Personal explanation, 1659. Secondary Education, 1090. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting·, 48. Training College, 1083, 1084. Sugar Industry, Queensland, Preservation Public Works of, under white labour oonditions Necessity for continuance of Sugar Chief Office, 683. Agreement, 26 State Schools, 1108. ScPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 269. FERRICKS, Myles Aloysius, Esquire (South Estim ates-in-C.hief Brisbane)- Agriculture and Stock Address in Reply (amendment-Jir. Jfo01·e), 123. Cotton Industry, 941. SuPPLY: Justice-- Estimates-in-Chief I~lectoral Registmtion, 759, 764, 775. Mines- Mines- Chief Office, 1127. " Queensland Government :Mining ,lDurnal," 1228. Public Instruction Public Instruction- Chief Office, 960, 1063. Chief Office, 1021. Public W arks Slate Schools, 1103. Buildings, 693. ·rechnical EducatiDn, 1125. Chief Office, 689. \Var, Exclusion from school papers of Treasury- references to, 1021. Chief Office, 797. Resolutions reported from Gommittee FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire H ome Secretary- (Leichhardt)- Health, 1361. BILLs: Upper Brookfield Main RDad (Appropria tion Bill, No. 2), 1403; (unparlia Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), mentary language), 1610; (personal 831; (committee), 1467, 1471, 1474, 1478, explanation), 1689. [Vide also "Ques 1479. tions."] Land Acts Amendment (committee) 1719. Financial Statement, 403. ·' \V:ar, Exclusion from school papers of references to, 960, 1063. SUPPLY·: Estimates-in-G.hief GILDAY, John Theophilus, Esquire HDme Secreta·ry- (Ithaca) H ospitals, 602. SuPPLY: Outdoor Relief, 647. Estimates-in-Chief Mines- State Schools, 1100. Chief Office, 1134. In Aid Df Mining, 1216. GILLIES, Honourable William Neal Mining Fields, 1218. (Eacham) [Secretary for Agriculture Public Instruction and Stock]- Chief Office, 1057. Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. Moore), War, Exclusion from school papers of 86. references to, 1057. BILLS: Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1405. FRY, James Porter, Esquire (Kurilpa) Anime.ls and Birds Act Amendment (2°), 824, 1423; (committee), 1469, 1472, 1473, Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. Moore) 12a ' 1475, 1476, 1477,_ 1478, 1480; (3°), 1531. CDtton Industry Act Amendment (initia BILLS: tion in committee), 1137; (2'"), 1286; Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1403; (point of (committee), 1600, 1603, 1616, 1624, 1661; order), 1406. WJ, 1662. 24 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. GILLIES, Honourable William Neal SUPPLY·-~continued: [Secretary for Agriculture and Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Stock]-continued: Railways- BILLS-continued: General Establishment, 1233. Diseases in Plants Act Amendment Resolutions reported from Committee (initiation in committee), 138; (2°j, 220. Sbte Mining Operatio;>s. 1381. Local Authorities Act Amendment (com mittee), 1671. Financial Statement, 432, 441. Metropolitan iVater Supply and Sower V\Tar, Exclusion from school paptlrs of age Acts Amendment (2°), 1789. references to, 1039. Public Service Act Amendment (2°), 1782; (committee), 1785, 1786, 1787. HANSON, Edward Joseph, Esquire (Bu- Chairman of Committees, EJection of randa)- (nommates Mr. Pollock), 49. Election announced, 256. Primary Producers' Organisation Act, Pro posed amendment of, 980. 'I'akes his seat, 295. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 29. BILLS: Apprmticeship (committee), 302. Sugar Indqstry, Queensland, Preservation of, under white labour conditions City of Brisbane (2°), 1504. Necessity for continuance of Sugar SUPPLY: Agreement, 22. Estimates-in-a hief- SUPPLY: Fromo Secretary-- Estimates-in-Chief- Charitable Institutions and Grants, Agriculture and Stock 584. Chief Office, 859, 890. Public Instruction Cotton Industry, 916, 930. Technical Education, 1124. State Farms and Ga,rdens, 946, 947. Resolutions r, parted from Committee Miscellaneous Services, 953. Home· Secretary- Upper Brookfield Main Road, Correspon Health, 1361. dence w re, 1698. [Vide also "Ques tiOns."] HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire Valedictory, 1828. (Fitzroy) Address in Reply, 113; (amendment-Mr. GLEDSON, David Alexander, Esquire Moore), 118. (Ipswich)- BILLS: BILr.s: Apprenticeship (committee), 297, 302, 312, 319; (recommittal), 1448, 1459, 1464. Apprenticeship (2°), 235; (commiitee), Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1408. 296; (recommittal), 1463. City of Brisbane (committee), 1553, 1563, IncomB Tax (committee), 1758. 1586, 1599. Local Authorities Act Amendment (com Cotton Industry Act Amendment (com mittee), 1666. mittee), 1598, 1608, 1614, 1622, 1624, 16;3. Chai1·man of Committees, Temporary Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 1823. Called upon to take chair 345 611 649 670, 754, 775, 795, 890, 1064 li07 , 1127' Income Tax (committee), 1766. 1326, 1466, 1583. , ' ' Land Acts Amendment (con'mittee), 1710. Nominated on panel, 17. Local Author'ities Acts Amendment (com- mittee), 1669, 1763, 1775. SUPPLY: South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Estim(Ltcs-in-Ohief Agreement (2°), 996. Home Secretary State Children Act Amendment (2''). 1687. Prisons, 668. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 46. Mines- SuPPLY: C!1ief Office, 1195. Estimrz tcs-in-C hief- Mining Fields, 1217. Agriculture and Stock "Queensland Government Mining 'Chief Office, 865, 882. J ou,rnal," 1229. Cotton Industry, 934. Public Instruction State Farms and Gardens, 946, 948. Chief Office, 1039. Home Secretary- Public Works- Charitable Institutions and Grants, Court of Industrial Arbitratiou, 731. 582. IMpectiou of Machinery Scaffolding Health, 586, 590. and Weights and Mea~ures, 738. ' Hospitals, 611, 621, 632. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 25 HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire SUPPLY- continued: continued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: SuPPLY--continued: Premier and Chief Secretary Estimatu-in-Chief-continued: Miscellaneous Services, 553. Justice- Resolutions reported from Committee Chief Office, 750. Mines- Electoral Registration, 767. State Mining Operations, 1371, 1380. Publio Instruction- KELSO, William, Esquire (Nundah) Chief Office, 955, 1029. Address in Reply (amendment-.Mr. Moore), St'condary Education, 1098. 66. Technical Education, 1124. BILLS: Premier and Chief Secretary Babinda Sngar Works (cm'lmittee), 1679, Agent-General for the State, 523, 531. 1683. Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment Miscellaneous Services, 549. (2°), 1674. Public Works City of Brisbane (2°), 1171; (committee), Chief Office, 682. 1544, 1550, 1560, 1594. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 709. Emu Park, Innisfail, Maleny, Morning side, and Townsville Public Land Treasury Mortgages (committee), 1685. Marine, 848. Income Tax (committee), 1755, 1756, 1759, Resolutions reported from Committee 1760, 1761, 1762, 1765, 1766, 1768. 1769, Mines- 1770, 1771. St KERR, James Stevingstone, Es.quire S UPPLY---continuerl: (Enoggera)- Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Address in Reply (seconds amendment Public W arks Mr. Moore), 57. Chief Office, 676. BILLS: Court of Industrial Arbitration, 706, Apprenticeship (initiation in committee), 715. 140; (2°), 231; (committee), 294, 296, 300, 305, 306, 307, 317, 318. 322, 323, 325, Railways- 326; (recommittal), 438, 1456, 1460, 1462. General Establishment, 1234, 1339. Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1410. Treasury- Babinda Sugar Works (committee), 1683. Chief Office, 789, 802. Blind, Deaf, and Dumb C!lildren Instruc- Land and Income Tax, 839, 841, 844. tion (2°), 1521. City uf Brisbane (2°), 1162; (committee), Resolutions reported from Oommittee 1537, 1539, 1544, 1547, 1548, 1551, 1552, Ex,,cutive and Legislative, 1358. 1557. Cotton Industry Act Amendment (initia Mines- tion in committee), 1141. State Mining Operations, 1378. Commonwealth and State Income Taxes W,ar, Exclusion from school papers of Agreement (2"), 1628. references to, 1008. Emu Park, Innisfail, Malf.'ny, Morning side, and Townsville Public Land Mort gages (committee), 1684. KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire Government Loan (2°), 505. (Logan)- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment BrLLS: (initiation in committee), 1578. All Saints Church Lands {2°), 1482. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1453; (2°), 1637. Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), 1425. Police Acts Amendment (2°), 348; (com mittee), 353; (30), 479. Apprenticeship {committee), 313, 319, 321, 322, 326, 327; (recommittal), 439, 1448, Public Curator Act Amendment (com 1459. mittee), 341, 342, 343. City of South Brisbane Improvement (2°), South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Raiiway 1787; (committee), 1789. Agreement (2°), 992; (committee), 1000. Citv of Brisbane (2°), 1154; (committee), ·weights and Measures (initiation in com 1533, 1549, 1553, 1555, 1558, 1592. mittee), 142. Emu Park, Innisfail, Mal<:'lly, Morning Financial Statement, 395, 398. side, and T'ownsville Public Lands Primary Produoers' Organisation Act, Pro- Mortgages (committee), 1685. posed amendment of, 972. Income Tax (committee), 1771. Sewe1·age of Metropolitan Area, 805, 823. Justices Act Amendment (2°), 255. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting·, 37. Land Acts Amendment (committee!, 1711, SUPPLY: 1734. Committee, Opening of, 260. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1455. Estimates-in-Chief Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), 1649; (committee), 1652, 1665, 1668. 1672, Agriculture and Stock 1674, 1775, 1777, 1778, 1780, 1781, 1782. Cotton Industry, 921. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer- Ham<' Secretary~ age Acts Amendment (2°), 1791. Chief Office, 56~, 568. Oaths Act Amendment (2°), 255. Health, 584, 589. Police Acts Amendment {2°), 355. Hospitals, 625. Public Curator Act Amendment (initia Outdoor Relief, 637, 643, 649. tion in committee), 142; (2°, 248; (com mittee), 340, 341, 342, 343. Police, 659, Real Property (Commonwealth Titles) State Children, 674. (initiation in committee), 1700; (2°), Public Instruction 1701. & Chief Office, 1008. Trustees and Executors Act Amendment (2°), 1676. Inspection, 1082. Tully Sugar Works Area Land Regula Premier and Chief Secretary tions Ratification (2°), 1482; (com Agent-General for the State, 534. mittee), 1645. Chief Office, 514. Weights and Measures (committee), 328. Miscellaneous Services, 548, 555. Financial Statement, 407. Public Library of Queensland, 540. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 32. Public Service Commissioner, 541. Sugar Works Act of 1922, Proposed dis State Sto~es Board, 543. allowance of regulations under, 336. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 27 KING, Rezinald MacDonnell, Esquire SuPPLY: continued : Estimates-in-Chief SUPPLY: Railways- Estimates-in-Chief- General Establishment, 1230, 1310, 1353. Justice- Chief Office, 746. LLOYD, William Field, Esquire (Kelvin 1\.'lectoral Registration, 759. Grovel- Parliamentary Draftsman, 781. Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. 2lfoore), Sheriff, 782. 77. Titles, 782. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 41. Pubiic Instruction SUPPLY: Chief Office, 1055. Estimates-in-Chief Public \Y orks Home Secretary Buildings, 703. Outdoor Relief, 636. Traasury- Public Instruction- Harbours and Rivers, 804. Chief Office, 1025. Printing Office, 856. Secondary Education, 1096. Stamp Duties, 857. State Schools, 1117. Resolutions reported from Committee Training College, 1084. Home Secretary- W.ar, Exclusion from school papers of Hualth, 1361. refNences to, 1025. Public Lands Chief Office, 1395. LOGAN, George An drew, Esquire (Lockyer) vV.ar, Exclusion from school papers of references to, 1056. Address in Reply (amendment-Jfr. 21foore), 122. BILLS: KffiWAN, Michael Joseph, Esquire (Bris Cotton Industry Act Amendment (2°), bane)- 1431; (committee), 1600. BILLS: Financial Statement, 393 City of Brisbane (recommittal), 1699, 1700. SuPPLY: City of South Brisbane Improvement Estimates-in-Chief (initiation in committee}, 985; (2°), 1787; (committee), 1789; (recommittal}, Agriculture and Stock 1791. Chief Office, 862. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), Home Secretary 1648; (committee), 1664, 1666, 1668, 1672, Hospitals, 630: 1673, 1774, 1778, 1780, 1781. Public Instruction State Children Act Amendment (initia tion in committee), 1613 ; (2°), 1686. Chief Office, 1073. Chairman of Committees, Tenders resigna Queensland Agricultural High School tion as, 5. and College, 1088. w,ar, Exclusion from school papers of SUPPLY: references to, 107 4. Estimates-in-Chief- Home- Secrcta·ry- MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire Health, 584, 587. (Toowong)- Hospitals, 595. Address in Reply (amendment~1lfr. Moo1·e), Miscellaneous Services, 675. 152, 155. Outdoor Relief, 648, 655. BILLS: Police, 655. Apprenticeship (initiation in committee), State Children, 674, 675. 141; (2°), 241; (committee), 307, 309, 319, 320; (recommittal), 440, 1449, 1464. Resolutions reported from Committee Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1406. Home Secretary- Babinda Sugar Works (committee), 1681. Health, 1361. City of Brisbane (2°), 1482, 1492; (com- mittee), 1546, 1547, 1551, 1552, ]555, 1587, 1590, 1593, 1595; (recommittal), LARCOMBE, Honourable James (Keppel) 1699. [Sacretary for Railways]- City of South Brisbane Improvement (2°), BILLS: 1788, 1796. South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Agreement (2°), 986; (committee), 1000. (2°), 1796. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire BILLS-continued: continued: Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1629. BILLS-continued: Tully Sugar Works Area Land Regula Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), tions Ratification (initiation in com 1652. mittee), 1284; (2°), 1481; (committee), 1645, 1646, 1647. South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Agreement (2°), 999. Closure, Moves application of, 1723. Financial Statement, 442 Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 38. Sewerage of Metropolitan Area, 820. Sugar Industry, Queensland, Preservation Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 40. of, under white labour conditions Necessity for continuance of Sugar SuPPLY: Agreement (point of order), 17. Committee, Opening of, 275. Sugar Works Act of 1922, Proposed dis Estimates-in-Chief- allow.ance of regulations under, 336. Home Secretary SUPPLY: Chief Office, 571 Resolutions reported from Committee Hospitals, 613. Public Lands- Outdoor Relief, 643. Chief Office, 1396. Police, 665. Mines- McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred, Esquire Chief Office, 1186. (Merthyr)- Mining Fields, 1217. BrLL: Premier and Chief Secretary Citv of Brisbane (2°), 1151; (committee), Agent-General for the State, 521. 1548, 1561, 1589, 1594. Miscellaneous Services, 548, 550, 552. SUPPLY: Public Instruction Estirn"tes-in-C'hie/ Chief Office, 1037. Justice- State Schools, 1114. Electoral Registration, 768. Public Works- Friendly Societies, 780. Chief Office, 680, 684. Court of Industrial Arb1tration, 726. MOORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire Treasury- (Aubigny) Land and Income Tax, 843. Address in Reply, 51; (moves amendment), Marine, 846. 57. Resolutions reported from Committee BH.LS: Mines- Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), State Mining ·Operations, 1380. 1414; (committee), 1465, 1473, 1477, 1480; (3°-moves amendment), 1529. Premier and Chief Secretary Apprenticeship (initiation in committee), Chief Office, 1360. 140 · (2°) 237; (committee), 300, 315, War, Exclusion from school papers of 321,' 324, '325; (recommittal), 437, 1447, references to, 1037. 1461, 1462. Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1399. Auctioneers ,and Commission Agents Act McCORMACK, Honourable William (Cairns) Amendment (2°), 254; (committee), 344, [Secretary for Public Lands] 345. Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. Moore), Babinda Sugar ·works (initiation in com 211. mittee), 824; (2°), 1525; (committee), 1677, 1678, 1680. BILLS: Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment All Saints Clmrch Lands (2°), 1482. (2°), 1674. Babinda Sugar Works (committee), 1677, Citv of Brisbane (2°), 1144; (committee), 1678, 1679, 1681. 1S34 1555 1591 1594 ; (postponement of Emu Park, Innisfail, Maleny, Morning ord~r fo/3°), 1659; (recommittal), 1699. side, and Townsville Public Land Citv of South Brisbane Improvement Mortgages (2°), 1684; (committee), (committee), 1788, 1789. 1685. Diseases in Plants Act Amendment (initia Income Tax (2°), 1748; (committee), 1754, tion in committee), 139; (2°), 223; 1755, 1758, 1760, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1764, (committee), 294. 1765, 1766, 1767, 1768, 1769, 1770. Government Loan (initiation in Com Land Acts Amendment (initiation in mittee of Ways and Means), 293; (2°), committee), 1624; (2°), 1687; (com 498. . mittee), 1702, 1703, 1706, 1712, 1723, 1724, 1725, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1734, Income Tax (committee), 1755, 1756, 1763, 1735, 1737. 1764, 1767, 1769, 1771. I~DEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 29 !WORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire-con SuPPLY--continued: tinued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: BILLS-continued: Railways- Industrial Arbitra~ion Act Amendment General Establishment, 1330. (initiation in committee), 1529, 1570; Treasury- (postponement of order for 2°), 1702; Chief Office, 790. (committee), 1819, 1820. Land and Income Tax, 837, 842. Lands Acts Amendment (2°), 1687; (corn· Marine, 845, 855. mittee), 1702, 1730, 1732, 1734. Printing Office, 856. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1452; (2°), 1643. Resolutions reported from Committee Local Authorities Acts Amendment Agricultqre and Stock- (initiation in committee), 1491; (2°), Chief Office, 1365. 1649; (committee), 1664, 1665, 1666, 1774, Executive and Legislative, 1357. 1781. Mines- Police Acts Amendment (initiation in State Mining Operations, 1374. commit tee), 328; (2°), 347. Public Lands Public Service Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1413; (2°), 1783, 1786. Chief Office, 1390. South Brisbanc-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Treasury- Agreement (2°), 988. Chief Office, 1365. Tully Sugar Works Area Land Regula· Fate on Account (£4, 700,000), 256, 292. ticns Ratification (initiation in corn· Valedictory, 1829. mittee), 1285; (2°), 1481; (committee), 1646. \Var, Exclq,ion from school papers of referenc-es to, 1032. Weights and Mea,nres (2°), 244; (corn· mittee\, 328, 329, 331, 333, 339. vVAYS A;,iD MEANS: Chairman of Committees, Election of, 50. Balance of Estimates, 1398. Financial Statement, 361. "Golden Casket" Art Unions, Proposed MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire (Murilla) inquiry into allegations in re (seconds motion), 1265. Address in Reply (arnendment-Mr. Moore), Leadership of Opposition, Announces 61. election to, 6. BILLS: Primary Producers' Organisation Act, Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), Proposed amendment of (seconds 827; (committee), 1466, 1469, 1474, 1475,, motion), 968. 1476, 1477, 1478, 1481; (3°), 1530. Sewerage of Metropolitan Area, 809. Apprenticeship (committee), 299, 306, 308, Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 31. 316. Sugar Works Act of 1922, Proposed dis City of Brisbane (committee), 1564. allowance of regulations under (moves Cotton Industry Act Amendment (initia motion), 334. tion. in committee), 1138; (committee), 1597, 1617. SuPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 256. Income Tax (committee), 1764, 1766, 1767. Estimates-in-Chief Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (2°), 1808, 1827. Agriculture and Stock Land Acts Am MORGAN, Godfrey, Esqui PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert) SUPPLY: SuPPLY: Estim-ates-in-Chief Estimates-in-Chief Home Office Railways- Outdoor Relief, 650. General Establishment, 1237. Resolutions reported from Committee Mines- PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire State Mining Operations, 1383. (Normanby)- Address in Reply (amendment-J.fr. Jfoore), RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Burke) 148. Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. Moore), BILLS: 102. Auctioneers and Commission Agents Act BILLS: Amendment (committee), 345. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com Cotton Industry Act Amendment (initia mittee), 1664, 1672, 1776, 1780. tion in committee), 1143. Polioe Acts Amendment (2°), 353. Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1714. Financial Statement, 451. Sitting Days, Hoyrs of sitting, 44. SuPPLY: SuPPLY: Estinwtes-in-Chief- Estimates-in-Chief Home Secretary Agricglture and Stock Aboriginals, Relief of, 580. Chief Office, 878. MineR- Cotton Industry, 922. Chief Office, 1129. Justice- Premier and Chief Secretary Chief Office, 751. Agent-General for the State, 537. Electoral :?.,egistration, 758. Public Instruction Public Instruction Chief Office, 1053. Chief Office, 1027. Railway;- Treasury- G cneral Establishment, 1246. Land and Income Tax, 840. War, E' ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire SUPPLY: continued: Estimates-in-Chief S UPPI,Y- continued: Public Instruction Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Chief Office, 1060. State Schools, 1120. Chief Office, 575. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 46. Hospitals, 596, 631. War, Exclusion from school papers of Outdoor Relief, 638. reference to, 1060. Justice- Electoral Registration, 771. SMITH, Honourable William Forgan Friendly Societies, 781. (Mackay) [Secretary for Public Registrar-General, 782. Works]- Mines- Address in Reply (amendment-ilfr. Jfoore), 157. " Queensland Government IVIining Journal," 1229, 1230. BILLS: Premier and Chief Secretary Apprenticeship (initiation in committee), 139; (2°), 228; (committee), 294, 297, Miscellaneous Services, 555. 299, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 310, 317, 318, State Stores Board, 543. 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327; Public Instruction- (recommittal), 1445, 1450, 1.457, 1462. Chief Office, 1069 Brisbane Gas Company Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1492; (2°), Technical Education, 1125. 1673. Public Works- Industrial Arbit,o;ation Act Amendment Court of Industrial Arbitration. 734. (initiation), 1529; (initiation in com mittee), 1570. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, n.nd Weights and Measure·>, 739. Weights and Meaeures (initiation in committee), 141, 142; (2°), 243; (com Labour, Factories, and \Yorkers' mittee), 328, 329, 331, 332, 339. Accommodation, 742. Sewerage of Metropolitan Area, 812. Treasury- SUPPLY: Land and Income Tax, 842, 844. Bstinwtes-in-Chief- Marine, 856. Public Works Resolutions reported from Committee Buildings, 690, 696. Mines- Chief OffiCe, 676, 686. State Mining Operations, 1372. C'ourt of Industrial Arbitration, 704, War, Exclusion from school papers of 712, 715, references to, 1069. Gas Act of 1916, 746. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook) and Weights and Measures, 737. SuPPLY: Labour, Factories, and Workers' Estimates-in-C l!ief Accommodation, 740, 744. Mincs- Senices-Public Buildings, 690 Chief Office, 1202. Public Instruction SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram Chief Office, 1061. (Maree)]- War, Exclusion from school papers of Adjournment of House- references to, 1062. Motion for- Motion proposing to discuss, as " a SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand definite matter of urgent public gate)- importance," the preservation of the Address in Reply (amendment-Jlr. Moore), Queensland sugar industry under 79. white labour conditions and the necessity for a continuance of the BILLS: sqgar agreement, allowed because City of Brisbane (2°), 1506; (committee), Mr. Speaker was unable to Bay that 1543, 1554, 1561, 1585; (postponement of an early opportunity would be giv SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram) STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount -continued : Morgan) [Home Secretary]- BILLS: BrLLs: Police Acts Amendment-Administration Blind, Dea.f, and Dumb Children Instruc of police force not open to discussion tion (initiation in committee), 985·; (2°), on motion for 2°, 352. 1518; (amendment to Bill a.t 3° stage), Second Reading-At this stage discussion 1613. must be confined to principles of Brisbane Tramway Trust Act Amend measure, 242, 828, 1687, 1807. ment (initiation in committee), 1570; Buranda Electoral District-- (2°), 1791. Announces election of Mr. Edward City of Brisbane (initiation in com J oseph Hanson, 256. mittee), 837; (2°), 1000; (committee), 1537, 1548, 1549, 1551, 1558, 1581, 1592, Announces resignation of Hon. J. 1596; (postponement of order for 3°), Huxham, 50. 1661. Centenary Celebrations, Temporary ad Local Authorities Acts Amendment journment for, 155. (initiation in committee), 1491, 1492. Chairman of Committees- l'\avigation Acts Amendment (initiation Announces resignation of Mr. M. J. in committee), 1492. Kirwan, 5. Police Acts Amendment (initiation in Chairmen of Committees, Temporary committee), 327; (2°), 345; (committee), Nominates panel, 17. 354; (30), 479. Condens€d Rulings of Speakers of Legi~la.· ·· Golden Casket" Art Unions (Committee tive Assembly of Queensland, by Mr. of Supply), 596, 600. C. A. Bcrnays, the Clerk of the Parlia ment, 763. "G'?lden C11;skct" Art. Unions, Proposed mqmry mto a!J.egatwns in re, 1278. Directs Mr. Kerr to resume his seat, 1379. SUPPLY: Elections Tribunal, Announces Judge for 1924, 5. Estimates-in-Chief Innuendoes imputing improper condqct not Home Secretary- in order, 1404. Aboriginals, Relief of, 577, 581. Interjections disol'derly, 352, 1372, 1444. Charitable Institutions and Grants, 581, 582, 583, 584. Motives, Improper, Impqtation of, not in order, 63. Chief Office, 5b2, 564, 566, 568, 570. Or·der in debate, 197, 270, 352, 828, 1358, Hospitals, 595, 596, 600, 632. 1359, 1369, 1378, 1445, 1634, 1636, 1661, Lazaret, 636. 1662, 1675, 1687, 1696, 1790, 1807, 1817. Outdoor Relief, 637, 638 Questions referring to public business only may be asked, 1698. Police, 666. Questions to Mr. Speaker not permissible, Police Investment Board, 666. 1659. Reply- SW AYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire Minister in charge of Bill having replied, (Mirani)- debat-e at 2° stage is closed, 1424. Address in Reply (amendment-Mr. Moore), Mover of a motion having replied, debate 98. is closed, 823. Unparliamentary language, 60, 113, 114, BILLS: 129, 1381, 1425, 1610. Animals and Birds Act Amendment Valedictory, 1829. (committee), 1467. Apprenticeship (committee), 298, 300. Bahinda Sugar Works (2°), 1523; (com SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Cooper, Frank mittee), 1676, 1677, 1678, 1679, 1680, Arthur, Esquire (BrJmer)) 1682. Relieves Speaker in chair, 1808. City of Brisbane (2°), 1513; (committee), 1538. Cotton Industry Act Amendment (initia SPEAKER, DEPUrY [Dunstan Thomas, tion in committee), 1140; (2°), 1307, Esquire (Gympie)]- 1425; (committee), 1600, 1616; (3°• moves ,amendment), 1661. Relieves Speaker in chair, 244. Government Loan (2°), 511. Income Tax (committee), 1756, 1759. SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Pollock, George, Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Esquire (Gregory), Chairman of Com (committee), 1818, 1821. mitbes]- Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1704. Interjections disorderly, 1275. Tully Sugar W arks Area Land Regula· Relieves Speaker in Chair. 79, 122, 163, tions Ratification (committee), 1647. 203, 226, 247, 289. 1152, 1160, 1272. Financial Statem-ent, 479. 1924-c INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire SurPI"Y-continucd: continued: Bstimates-·in-Chie/-contimled: Primary Producers' Organisation Act, Pro Justice- posed amendment of (moves motion), Electoral Registration, 773. 964. Mines- Sugar Industry, Queensland, Preservation of, under white labour conditions Chief Office, 1132. Necessity for continuance of Sugar Premier and Chief Secretary Agreement (moves adjournment of House), 17, 19; (in reply), 27. Agent-General for the State, 536. SUPPLY: Intelligence and Tourisl Bureau, 540. Estimates-in-Chief Miscellaneous Services, 547, 551. Agriculture and Stock State Stores Board, 542. Chief Office, 879, 907. Public Instruction Cotton Industry, 933. Chief Office, 1041. Public Instruction Public W arks Chief Office, 1045. Buildings, 704. Railways- Court of Industrial Arbitration, 736. General Establishment, 1334. D.ailways- Resolutions reported from Con~mittee Gencral Es:ablishment, 1323. Agricu!ture and Stock- ~rrea.sury- Chief Office, 1365. Executive and Legislative, 1359. Chief Office, 792, 802. Mines- Land and Income Tax, 843. State Mining Operations, 1371. Marine, 847. Premier and Chief Secretary Printing Office, 857. Chief Office, 1359. n,solution., nported from rommittee \Var, Exclusion from school papers of ::\Iines- r TREODORE, Hono.uable Edward Granville SuPPLY-· contiuu{ d: [Vice-President of the Executive Estimates-in-() hief-contin ued: Council, Premier, Chief Secretary, Home Secretary- and Treasurer j-·continued: Charitable Institutions and Grants, SUPPLY: 583. J;'stimates-in-Chief- Premier and Chief Secretary Pwmier and Chief Secretary Agent-General fo-r the State, 525. Agent-General for the State, 519, 520, Miscellaneous Services, 546. 528, 533. Public Works-- Chief Office, 517. Buildings, 702. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 539. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 734. ::Yliscellaneous Services, 543, 545, 549, Railways- 551, 554, 555, 562. General Establishment, 1243. t-ltates Stores Board, 543. Re.wlutions reported from Committee Treasury- Mines- Chief Office, 784, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803. State Mining Operations, 1383 .. Land and Income Tax, 838, 839, 840, WALKER, Harry Esquire: 842. Fretlerick, (Cooroora) Marine, 846, 855. Printing Office, 856. Chairman of Committees, Temporary ::-\tamp Duties Office, 858. Kominated on panel, 17. 1" ote on Account (£4, 700,000), 292. Lea Ye of absence to, 97. \V.us ·\KD MEAKS : WARREN, Richard James, Esquire. Stamp Duty, Proposed, on bills of exchange, 361. (Murrumba) Addre8s in Reply (amendment-.'llr. ilfoore),. 71. VOWLES, William John, Esquire (Dalby) BILLS: Addre>s in Reply (amendmcnt-Jfr. Moore), Animals a"ld Birds Act Amendment (2°), 203. 1425; (committee), 1466, 1472. BILLS: Apprenticeship (committee), 302. Animals and Birds Act Amendment (2°), City of Brisbane (2°), 1510, 1568; (corn· ' 1413. mittee), 1581, 1589. 'lpprenticeship (committcol, 310. Cotton Industrv Act Amendment (2°), 1434. . City of Brisbane (postponement of order for 3°), 1660. GoY<'rnmcnt Loan (2°), 513. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1704, (initiation in committee), 1574. 1719. Justices Act Amendment (initiation in Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee). 177. eommittee), 1454; (2°), 1639. Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1721. Local Authoritiu ·Acts Amendment committee), 1775, 1782. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1452. South Drisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway Agr,•ement. 999. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (com mittee), 1779. Financial Statement, 429. Police Acts Amendment (2°), 348. Primary Producers' Organisation Act, Pro posed amendment of, 979. Public Curator Act Amendment (2°), 252; (committee), 340, 342, 343. SUPPLY: Committee. Opening of, 267 Weights and Measures (committee), 330, 331, 339. l':Btillwtcs-in-C7hicf- Financial Statement (point of order), 465. Agriculture and StDck Chid Office, 870. Sitting Days, Hours of sitting, 41. Cotton Industry, 937. Sugar Industry, Queensland, Pres WARREN, Richard James, Esquire- WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire continued: (Queenton)- SUPPLY-continued: SUPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief--continued: Estinwtes-in-Chief Premier and Chief Secretary Home Secretary Agent-General for the State, 537. Hospitals, 616. Miscellaneous Services, 549, 555 Prisons, 668. Public W arks- Justice- Court of Industrial Arbitration, ·722. Electoral Registration, "172. Resolutions reportecl from Committee Mines- Mines- Chief Office, 1199. State Mining Operations, 1383. Public Instruction Chief Office, 1043. WEm, David, Esquire (Maryborough) Railways- BitLs: General Establishment, 1347. .Apprcnticesip (committee), 311. 'I'rea.sury- Income Tax (2°), 1750. Land and Income Tax, 840. " Golden Casket " .Art Unions, Proposed War, Exclusion from school papers of inquiry into allegations ·in re, 1272. references to, 1043 SUPPLY: Estinwtes-in-Chief WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire Homo Secretary (Bulimba) Chief Office, 572. .Addrecs in Reply (amendment-Mr. Jfoore), Hospitals, 617. 199. Public Instruction BILLS: City of Brisbane (2°), 1159; (committee), Chief Office, 1064. 1534 Secondary Education, 1093, 1094. Financial Statement, 448. Treasury- S.UPPLY: ::vl:arine, 850, 851. Estimfltes-in-Chief War, Excl!lsion from school papers of references to, 1064. Homc Secretary- Charitable Institutions and Grants, 583. WILSON, Thomas, Esquire (Fortitude Outdoor Relief, 641, 658. valley)- Justice- BILL: Electoral Registration, 776. City of Brisbane (2°), 1494. Public Instruction Sewerage of Metropolitan .Area, 817. State Schools, 1106. By Authority: A. J. CrJ>IMING, Government Printer, Brisbane LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Twenty-third Parliament – Third Session Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.145-146, 1925 28 July 1974 – 27 October 1925 (Theodore Government) INDEX PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1-14 28 July 1974 602-616 17 September 1925 14-29 29 July 1974 617-652 22 September 1925 29-67 30 July 1974 652-689 23 September 1925 67-111 4 August 1925 690-727 24 September 1925 112-151 5 August 1925 728-768 25 September 1925 151-185 6 August 1925 769-826 29 September 1925 185-225 18 August 1925 826-887 30 September 1925 225-262 19 August 1925 887-943 1 October 1925 263-304 20 August 1925 943-995 2 October 1925 305-343 25 August 1925 995-1053 6 October 1925 343-378 26 August 1925 1053-1115 7 October 1925 378-3894 27 August 1925 1116-1230 8 October 1925 394-395 1 September 1925 1230-1266 13 October 1925 395-399 2 September 1925 1266-1303 14 October 1925 399-441 8 September 1925 1303-1338 15 October 1925 441-486 9 September 1925 1339-1377 16 October 1925 487-527 10 September 1925 1378-1418 20 October 1925 527-565 15 September 1925 1418-1452 21 October 1925 566-601 16 September 1925 1453-1483 22 October 1925 1483-1503 23 October 1925 1503-1538 27 October 1925 1925. QUEENSLAND. OFFICIAL RECORD OF TH.E DEBATES OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEl\iBI-1 Y ; ~ f. ,,..,..., ~~ ·"". r -\ THIRD 's·}J:SSridNJ OF 1'HE ~rWEN'I'Y-THlRD PARLIAMENT. 16° G E 0 R G E V. COMPRISING THE PERIOD FROM THE TWE~TY-EIGHTH DAY OF JULY TO 'l'HE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 19:&5. VOL. CXLV I. BRISBANE: BY AUTHORITY: ANTHOXY JA:l'!ES CUMMING, GOVERl\"MEJ\~i' PRINTER. THIRD SESSION OF THE TWENTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND. 19 2 5. THE GOVERNOR. His Excellency Lieut-Colonel the Right Honourable SIR MATTHEW NATHAN, P.C. (Ire.), G.C.M.G. (Left the State, 27th October, 1925.) THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. Honourable WILLIAl\! LENNON. (Sworn in as Lieutenant-Governor and assumed the Administration of the Government of the State and its Dependencies after the departure Df His Excellency the Governol' on 27th October, 1925.) THE MINISTRY. On 26th February, 1925, His Excellency the Governor accepted the resignations of Honourable EDWARD GRANVILLE THEODORE as Premier, Chief Secretary and Tr€asnrer, and Vice-President and member of the Executive Council; Honourable WILLIAM NEAL GrLLIES as Secretary for Agriculture and Stock; Honourable '\VILLIAM McCoRMACK as Secretary for Bublic Lands; Honourable ALFRED JAMES J ONES as Secretary for Mines; Honourable JOHN MULLAN as Attorney-General; Honourable JAMES LARCOMBE as Secretary for Railways; Honourable WILLIA~! FoRGAN SMITH as Secretary for Public Works; Honourable J AiiiES STOPFORD as Home Secretary; and Honourable FRANK TENISON BRB."fNAN as Secretary for Public Instruction, and a membc:r of the Executive Council. On the same day His Excellency appointed- Honourable WILLIAJ'II NEAL GrLLIES as Premier, Chief Secretary and Trea.surer, anc Vine- President of the Executive Council; Honourable W'ILLIAii'I McCORMACK as Secretary for Public Lands; Honourable ALFRED J AMES J ONES as Secretary for Mines; Honourable JOHN MuLLAN as Attorney-General; Honourable J AMES LARCOMBE as Secretary for Railways; Honourable WILLIAM FORGAN s~nTH as Secretary for Agriculture and Stock; Honourable JAMES STOPFORD as Home Secretary; Honourable MICHAEL JOSEPH KIRWAN as Secretary for Public Works; Honourable THOMAS WrLSON as Secretary for Public Instruction, and a member of the Executive Council; and Honourable THOMAS DUNSTAN as a member of the Executive Council. IV. THE MINISTRY-continued. On 22nd October His Excellency the Deputy Governor {Hon. W. Lennon) accepted the resignations of- Honourable WILLIAM NEAL GILLIES as Premier, Chief Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-Preeid<>nt, and member of the Executive Council ; Honourable WILLIAM McCORMACR as Secretary for Public Land< ; Honourable ALFRED J AMES J ONES as Secretary for Mines; Honourable JoHN MuLLAN as Attorney-General; Honourable JAMES LARCOMBID as Secretary for Railways; Honourable WILLIAM FORGAN SMITH as Secretary for Agriculture and Swck; Honourable J AMES STOPFORD as Home Secretary ; Honourable MICHAEL JOSEPH KrnwAN as Secretary for Public Works; and Honourable THOMAS WILSON as Secretary for Public Instruction. On the same day His Excellency appointed- Honourable WILLIAM McCORMACK as PrE'mier. Chief Secretary. Treasurer, and Vice- President of the Executive Council; Honourable WILLIAM FoRGAN SMITH as Secretary for Agricui hm:· and Stock ; Honourable ALFRED J AMES J ONES as Secretary for Mines ; Honourable JOHN MuLLAN as Attorney-General; Honourable JAMES LARCOMBE as Secretary' for Railways; Honourable JAMES STOPFORD as Home Secretary; Honourable M!CHAEL JOSEPH KIRWAN as Secretary for Public Worb; Honourable THOMAS WILSON as Secretary for Public Instruction; Honourable THOMAS DuNSTAN as Secretary for Public Lands; and Honourable DAVID ALEXANDER GLEDSON as a mE'mber of the Executive Council. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Speaker-Honourable WILLIAM BER'fRAM (Maree). Chairman of Committees-GEORGE PoLLOCK, Esquire (Gregory). Temporary Chairmen of Committees:- CoOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (Bremer). GLEDSON, DAVID ALEXANDER, EsquirE' (Ipswich). NOTT, FREDERICK LANCELOT, Esquire (Stanley). WALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). WEIR, DAviD, Esquire (Moryborough), APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE (Albcrt). BARBER, GEORGE PHILIP, Esquire (Bundaberg). BARNES, GEORGE POWELL, Esquire (Warwick). BARNES, Honourable WALTER HENRY (lVynnum). BEDFORD, RANDOLPH, Esquire (TVarrego). BELL, ERNEST THOMAS, Esquire (Fassifern). BERTRAM, Honourable WILLIAM (Maree). BRAND, WILUAM ALFRED, Esquire (Burrum). BRUCE, HENRY ADAM, Esquire {K ennedy). BuLCOCK, FRANK WILLIAM, Esquire (Barcoo). CARTER,, GEORGE, Esquire (Port Curtis). CLAYTON, ERNEBT HENRY COLLET, Esquire (Wide Bay}. COLLINS, CHARLES, Esquire (Bowen). CONROY, CHARLES WILLIAM, Esquire (Maranoa). COOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (Bremer). CooPER, WILLIAM, Esquire (Rosewood). CORSER, BERNARD HENRY, Esquire (Burnett). COSTELLO, EDWARD, Esquire (Carnarvon). DAsH, JOHN, Esquire (Mundingburra). DEACON, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Esquire (Curzningham). v. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued. DrNSTAN, Honourable THOMAS (Gympie). EDWARDS, JAMES BRAIDWOOD, Esquire (Nanango). ELPHINSTONE, AuGUSTUS CECIL, Esquire (Oxley). FARRELL, GEORGE PRITCHARD, Esquire (Rockhampton). FERRICRR. MYLES ALOYSIUS, Esquire (South Brisbane). FOLEY, THOMAS ANpREW, Esquire (Leichhardt). FRY, JAMES PORTER, Esquire (Kurilpa). GILDAY, JOHN THEOPHILUS, Esquire (lthaca). 1 GILLIES, Honourable WILLIAM NEAL (Eacham). GLEDSON, Honourable DAVID ALEXANDER (Ipswich). HANSOK, EDWARD JOSEPH, Esquire (Buranda). HARTLEY, HAROLD LESLIE, Esquire (Fitzroy). HYNES, MAURICE PATRICK, Esquire (Townsville}. JONES, Honourable ALFRED JAMES (Paddington). KELSO, WILLIAM, Esquire (Nundah). KERR, JAMES STEVINGSTONE, Esquire (Enoggera). KING, REGINALD :MACDONNELL, Esquire (Logan). KIRWAN, Honourable MICHAEL JOSEPH (Brisbane). LAKD, EDWARD MARTIN, Esquire (Balonne). LARCOMBE, Honourable JAMES (Keppel). 2 LLEWELYN. EVAN JoHx, Esquire (Toowoomba). LLOYij, WILLIAM FIELD, Esquire (Kelvin Grove). LOGAN, GEJORGE ANDREW, Esquire (Lockyer). MAXWELL, JAMES FRANCIS, Esquire (Toowong). McConMACR, Honourable WILLIAM (Cairns). McLACHLAN, PETER ALFRED, Esquire (Merthyr). MooRE, ARTHUR EDWARD, Esquire (Aubigny). MORGAN, GoDFREY, Esquire (Murilla). MuLLAN, Honourable JoHN (Flinder.~). NOTT, FREDERICR LANCELOT, Esquire (Stanley). PAYNE, JOHN, Esquire (Mitchell). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (Herbert). PETERSON, JAMES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (.'Vormanby). PETBIE. ANDREW LANG, Esquire (Toombul). POLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke). ROBERTS, THCD:fAS ROBERT, Esquire (East Toowoomba). RYAN, HENRY J OSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HTIBERT EBENEZER, Esquire (Sandgate). SMITH, Honourable WILLIAM FORGAN (Mackay). STOPFORD. Honourable JAMES (1l£ount Morgan). SWAYNE. EDWARD BOWDICH, Esquire (Mirani). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Windsor). 3 '.rHEODORE, Honourable EnwARD GnANVILLE (Chillagoe). VowLES, WrLLIAM JoHN, Esquire (Dalby). \V.ALRER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). WARREN. RICHARD JA:\!ES, Esquire (Murrumba). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (Maryborough). WELLINGTON, WJLLIAM JOHN, Esquire (Charters To1l1ers). WILSON. Honourable THOMAS (Fortitude Valley). WINSTANLEY, VERNON, Esquire (Queenton). WEIGHT, ALBERT HENRY, Esquire (Bulimba). 1 Resigned his seat on 27th October, 1925. 9. Tvvk hio ooa.t vu 2.3ti".l July, l~Z5, ·uWe liun. F. T. Drenuau, whu resigned his seat on 26th J1'ebruary, 1925. 3 Resigned his. seat on 22nd September, 1925. vi. COMMITTEES. LIBRARY.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Elphinstone, Mr. Collins, Mr. Pease, Mr. Nott, a.nd Mr. G. P. Barnes. PARLIAMENTARY BurLDINGs.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Payne, Mr. Riordan, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Petrie, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. W. N. Gillies. PRINTING.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Barber, Mr. Gledson, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, a.nd Mr. Swayne, REFRESHMENT RooMs.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Ryan, Mr. F. A. Cooper,, Mr. Corser, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. King. .STANDING 0RDERS.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. King, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Moore, Mr. Gilday, Mr. Ferricks, and Hon. W. N. Gillies. PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION. Ml. Payne (Chairman), Mr. Collins, Mr. F. A. Cooper, Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. Corser, Mr. Gilday, and Mr. Roberts. ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL. ELECTIONS JcmGE-His Honour Mr. Justice Macnaughton. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.145-146, 1925 28 July 1925 – 27 October 1925 LEGISLA'riVE ASSEMBLY. INDEX TO SUBJEC1'S. Address-in-Reply, 6. BILLS--continued: Answer of Governor, 225. Basic Wage (petition), 567; (motion Debate on, 6, 19, 32, 71, 151, 154, 186; " That counsel be heard at bar "), 567; (closure under Standing Order No. {suspension of Standing Orders), 568; 217), 225. (initiation), 574; (amendment-Mr. TV alke1·), 574; (initiation in committee), Presentation to Governor, 225. 575; (amendment-Mr. Walker), 575; \1° and 2°), 586; (committee and 3°), Adjournment of House, Disallow~nce of 600; (amendment-Mr. M organ), 600; proposed motions for- (t-itle), 601; (assent), 769. Cairns, Ipswich, and Toowoomba Public Alleged unsafe condition of Queensland Land Mortgages (initiation). 655; (ini Railways (Speaker's ruling), 308. tiation in committee and ID), 692; (2° Prirrarv producers, Effect of industrial and committee), 1284; (3°), 1378; trOtible on (point of order), 1339; (assent), 1538. (Speaker's ruling), 1344. City of Townsville Public Hall Improve Sugar Industry, Effect of industrial trouble ment (initiation and 1°), 1232; (2° and on (Speaker's ruling), 1055. committee), 1336; (3°), 1419; (assent) 1538. , Adjournments, Special, 14, 185, 616, 1536 ; Coal Mining (initiation), 1304; (initiat-ion (compulsory conference, in re rail in committee and 1 °), 1351 ; (2°), 14 75 ; way strike), 394, 395. (committee), 1476; (3°), 1479; (assent), 1538. Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Duchess to Mount !sa Railway (initiation), Control of State Departments of 1484; (initiation in committee), 1504; (motion-Jir. Corsrr), 266; (amend (1 ° a.nd ~). 1509; (committee and 3°), ment-Jir. Smith), 276, 379. 1528; (assent), 1538. Elections Act Amendment (initiation), 1232; {initiation in committee and 1 °), 1267; Auditor-General's Reports (2°), 1335; (committee), 1336; (30), 1419; Central Sugar Mills, 1418. (assent), 1538. Loan Acts Sinking Funds, 14. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Amend ment (initiation), 1304; (initiation in Public Account-s, 1116. committee), 1345; (1°), 1349; (2°), 1457; Public Debt Reduction Fund, 14. (committ-ee), 1473; (3°), 1474; (assent), 1538. State Enterprises, 1453. Heavy Vehicles (initiation), 945; (initiation in committee), 996, 1056; (amendment Ballot Papers, Destruction of, 17, 185. of resolution), 996; (1 °), 1056; (2°), 1299, 1306; (committee), 1328; (3°), 1421; (amendment-11-Ir. McCormack), 1421; Basic Wage Legislation, Proposed (assent), 1538. - (Petition), 567; (motion-" That counsel be Income Tax Regulations Ratification (ini heard at bar "), 567. tiation), 18; (initiation in committee), 31; {1°), 32; (2°), 370; (committee), 376, BILLS- 1298; (order for 3°), 1298; (30), 1378; (amendment-Mr. Kelso), 1378; (assent), Animals Protection (initiation), 1174; 1538. (initiation in committee and 1°), 1233; (2°), 1336, 1479; (committee), 1479; Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (30), 1482; (assent-), 1538. (initiation), 1304; (initiation in com mittee), 1351; (amendment-Mr. Appropriation, No. 1 (suspension of Stand Swayne), 1353; (10), 1377; (2°), 1378; ing Orders), 114; (all stages), 142; (committee), 1421; {3°), 1452; (assent), (assent), 151. 1503. Appropriation, No. 2 (suspension of Stand Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment ing Orders), 1056; (1 ° and 2°), 1256; (initiation), 186; (initiation in com (committee), 1258; (3°), 1266; (assent), mit-tee), 227 ; (1 °), 228 ; (2°), 338, 345 ; 1738. (committee), 346; (3°), 400; (assent), 769. Bank of New South Wales Act Amendment Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land Per (suspension of Standing Orders), 692; petual Lease (initiation), 568 ; (initia (initiation), 728; (initiation in com tion in committ-ee), 602; (1°), 603; (2°), mit-tee and 1°), 771; (2°), 1305; (com 638; (committee), 640; (30), 771; mittee), 1306; (3°), 1339; (assent), 1538. (assent), 1230. 1925-a NOTE.-" o '' indicates ''reading." 2 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSE.MBLY. BILLS-continued : Cabinet Changes during Recess (formation of Gillies Administration), 5. Land Acts Amendment (init-iation), 1339; (initiation in committee), 1453; (1°), 1454; (2°), 1529; (committee), 1533; (3°), 1536; (assent), 1538. Cabinet Changes during Session (formation of McCormack Administration), 1482. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation), 655; (initiation in committee), 692; (1°), 698; (2°). 1285; (committee), 1297; (30), 1378; Central Sugar Mills, Auditor-General's (assent), 1538. Report on, 1418. Local Authorities .\cts Amendment (initia tion), 1419; (initiation in committee), 1484; (1°), 1485; (2°), 1528; (committee Chairmen of Committees, Temporary and 3°), 1529; (assent), 1538. Panel nominated by Mr. Speaker, 29. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation), 487; (init.iation in c'Ommittee), 528; (1°), 529; (2°), 604, 617; (committee), Chillagoe Electoral District 626; (3°), 771; (assent), 1230. Resignation of Mr. Theodore. 617. Seat declared vacant, 617. Medical (initiation), 1304; (initiation in committee), 1349; (1°). 1351; (2°), 1454; (committee), 1456; (3°), 1457; (assent), Closure Motions- 1538. Adjournment, Special (railway strike), 398. ::\lining Acts Amendment (initiation), 379; (initiation in committee), 530; (1°), 531; Basic Wage Bill, 599, 600, 601. (2°), 646; (commit-tee), 651; (3°), 771; Supply, Opening of Committee. 435. (a•·sent), 1230. \V ant of Confidence Motion (railway strike),. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts 527. Amendment (initiation), 71; (initiation in committee), 146; (1 °), 151; (2°), 261, 282, 309; (committee), 314; (3 ), 400; Committee, Printing (assent), 769. Appointment, 17. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment (initiation), 71; (initiation in com mit.tee), 142; (1°), 146; ,2°), 228; (com Committee, Standing Orders mittee), 322; (3°), 400; (assent), 769. Appointment, 17. Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal (initiation), 568; (initiation in com mittee), 603; (1°), 604; (2°), 640; (com Committees, Library, Parliamentary Build mittee), 642; (30), 771; (assent), 1230. ings, and Refreshment Rooms- State Securities Registration (initiation), Appointment, 17. 1232; (init-iation in committee), 1266; (JO), 1267; (2° and committee), 1335; {3"), 1419; (assent), 1538. Days of Sitting Townsville Bridges (initiation), 17; (initia Friday, 528. tion in committee and 1 °), 32; (2° and Hours of sitting, 16; (extension of), 568, committee), 1299; (3°), 1378; (assent), 728. 1538. Precedence of Government business on Trust Accounts Act Amendment (initiation), Thursdays, 441. 186; (initiation in commit-tee and 1°), Tuesday, ·Wednesday, and Thursday, 16. 228; (2°), 366; (committee), 368; {3°), 400; (assent), 769. Water (initiation), 1056; (initiation in com DIVISIONS- mittee), 1267; (1 °), 1269; [Not further Adjournments, Special (closure motion), proceeded with.] 398; (railway strike), 399. \Vheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation), 1174; (init-iation in committee), 1233; BILLS: (1°), 1236; (2°), 1485; (committee), Basic Wage- 1500; (30), 1503; (assent), 1538. Motion-" That counsel be heard at Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment bar of House" (Mr . .ilfoore), 568. (initiation), 771; (initiation in com Suspension of Standing Orders, 574. mittee), 827; (1 °), 829; (printing of Bill), 829; (2°), 1269; (committee), 1284; Initiation, 575. (3°), 1378; (assent), 1538. Initiation in committee, 586; (amend Workers' Homes Acts Amendment (initia ment-Mr. Morga11), 586. tion), 379; (init-iation in committee), First reading, 586. 529; (1 °), 530; (2°), 643; (committee), Second reading, 599; (closure motion), 645; (3°), 771; (assent), 1230. 599. Clause 2 (closure mot-ion), 600. Business, Order of- Third reading, 601; (closure motion), Precedence of Government business on 601. Thursdays, 441. Title (closure motion), 601. IN:OEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. DIVISIONS-continued: Estimates, Supplementary, 1925-26- BILLS-continued: (Tabled), 1116. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Initiation in committee (amendment Explanation, Personal Mr. Swayne), 1377. Mr. Dash, 527. Clause 3 (amendment-Mr. Vowles), 1439; (amendment-Mr. King), 1446. Financial Statement (Committee of Supply), Clause 5 (amendment-Mr. Swayne), 436. 1452. Inspection of Machinery Act Amend Debate on, 531, 655, 698, 728, 772. ment- Publication in " Hansard " without being Clause 2 (amendments-Jfr. .:Jfoore), read, 436. 357, 363. Tables relating to (tabled), 400. Land Tax Act. Amendment Initiation in committee, 697. Form of Questions, Mr. Speaker's obser Second reading, 1297. vations on, 652. Main Roads Acts Amendment- Clause 4 (amendment-Jfr·. N ott), 630. Governors, Local, Appointment of ; [vide " Supply"-" Executive and Legis Mining Acts Amendment lative, His Excellency the Governor," Second reading, 651. and " Questions " - " Governor,. Clause 4, 652. Next "J. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Amendment- Governor's Opening Speech, l, 6. Initiation in committee (amendment Mr. Deacon), 150. "Hansard "- Clause 2 (amendment-J1fr. Deacon), 322. Report on cDst and circulation oL 5. Primary Product-s Pools Acts Amend ment- Hours of Sitting- Clause 2, 338 ; (amendment-Mr. Sessional Order, 16; suspension of Ses· Smith), 336. sional Order, 568; extension of, 728. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage of Bills through all stages in one day), Leadership of Nationalist Party, 16. 1421. SUPPLY: Committee, Opening of (closure motion), "Liberty Fairs" (Committee of Supply 435. Department of Justice), 1122. Estimates-in-Chief- Library, Committee Executive and Legislative- T "1 ,• A. 11 I __ 1 •••.•-l Appointment-. 17. Deg.l~l(:L.b.l\'t.) .t-!.~~U.ll.lU.l.)' \i:.trHlta.lUlllel.ltJ- Mr, Swayne), 811. Loan Acts Sinking Fund, Auditor-ueneral's Justice- Report on, 14. Chief Office (amcmdment-Mr. Moore), 1131. Member, New- Premier and Chief Secretary Mr. Evan John Llewelyn. Mi~cellaneous Services (amendment ()lfr. VowlcH), 860. Member, Suspension of Want of Confidence Motion (railway strike), Mr. Sizer, 599, 601. 527. Members Named Eacham Electoral District Mr. Corser, 1179. Resignation of Mr. Gillics, 1503. Mr. Farrell, 753. Seat declared vacant, 1503. Mr. Sizer, 599, 601. Elections Tribunal Members, Resignations of Judge for 1925, 5. Mr. Gillies, 1503. Mr. Theodore, 617. Estimates-in-Chief, 1925-26- (Tabled), 400. Ministerial Statements- Formation of Gillies Administration, 5. Estimates, Supplementary, 1924-25- Formation of McCormack Administration, (Ta,bled), 1116. 1482. 4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMB]:,Y. Ministers' Travelling Expenses- QUESTIONS-continued : Return in re (motion-Mr. ll£ organ), 153. Agriculture, Alleged offer of Directorship of Council of, to 1\Ir. Mark Harrison Nationalist Party, Leadership of, 16. (Jir. Dwcon), 15, 31. Agriculture, Council of, Standing Sugar Com,mittee of (11Ir. Bmnd), 112. Opening of Parliament, 1. Ambulance services, Charge by Mary borough Hospital Board to miners for Opening Speech, The Governor's, 1, 6. (Mr. Brand), 652. America, New York prices of Queensland Parliament- loans raised in (Mr. Elphinstone), 1484. Arbitration Court, Petition to, for reduc Meeting of, 1. tion of basic wage in 1922 (Mr. Corsr r), Prorogation of, 1538. 379. Atherton Maize Pool- Parliamentary Buildings Committee Maize received and sold by (Mr. il.ppointment, 17. Ed1cm·ds), 305. Operations of (Mr. Logan), 617, 770. Personal Explanation Auditor-General's report on Public Accounts, Presentation of (1llr. 'l'aylor), Mr. Dash, 527. 888, 945. Australian Labour Party, Refusal of, to Petition- endorse Mr. T. J. Moroney (b'Ir. Nott), 1418. Proposed Basic Wage Legislation (Mr. Moore), 567. A.W. U. claim for award for rural ·workers (.~Ir. Corser), 113. Poison Regulations of 1924, Recission of A.W.U. t·ickets, Production of, by primary producers supplying sleeper blocks to order for printing of, 1419. Railway Department (Mr. Clayton), 30. Printing Committee Bacon, Fixation of prices of, and living Appointment, 17. wage for primary producers (Mr. Moore), 1054. Bags and bales, Proposed division of cost Public Accounts, Auditor-General's Report of, among farmers, merchants, and on, 1116. ~onsumers (Mr. Logan), 1231. Balance-sheet of Sugar Board (Mr. Brand), Public Debt Reduction Fund, Auditor 153. General's Report on, 14. Bank officials in country towns, Protection of, against burglars (Mr. Walker), 567. "Barrabool," S.S., Refusal of coallumpers QUESTIONS- to coal (Mr. J:foore), 1232. Accident, Fatal, at Helidon railway station Basic Wage- (Mr. Logan), 186. ;\Jotes of late Chief Justice M cC a wley on Accidents, breakdowns, and derailments on (llir. Moore), 566. Queensland railways, 1924-25 (Mr. Petition to Arbit.ration Court for reduc Sizer), 31, 152, 399. tion of, in 1922 (Mr. Corser), 379. Advances for workers' dwellings (Mr. Beerburrum soldier settlers (Mr. Warren), Kerr), 67. 1054, 1232, 1266. Advances from State Advances Corpora "Biloela," H.M.A.S., Refusal to coal, at tion, Applications for (Mr. Corser), 255, Gladstone (Mr. Swayne), 185; (Mr. 308. Clayton), 185. Agent-General's Office in London, Report Binjour Plateau, Proposed light railway by Hon. J. A. Fihelly on (Mr. Kerr), to (Jh·. Corser), 1378. 6~ • Board of Agricultural Education, Creation Agreement between Sugar Board and of (Mr. Corser), 344. Colonial Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. (Mr. Brand), 70. Boring operations of Lander Oil Co. at Orallo (Mr. M oore), 306. Agricultural and pastoral products and requirements, Railway freights on Bowen new jetty, Cost of work on (Mr. (JEr. Morgan), 152. Elphinstone), 114, 345. Agricultural Education, Creation of Board Breakdowns, accidents, and derailments on,. of (Mr. Corser), 344. Queensland railways 1924-25 (Mr. Sizer), 31, 152, 399. Agricultural farms made available in Upper Burnett and Callide Land Breakfast Creek nuisance (Mr. Kerr), 1418. Settlement areas (Mr. Peterson), 152. Brisbane, Cost of Government buildings in Agricultural University, Empire, Estab (.Mr. Maxwell), 15, 1503; (Mr. Fry), 15. lishment of, at Lynford Hall, Norfolk, Brisbane, House shortage in, and advances England (Mr. Elphinstone), 554. for workers' dwellings (Mr. Kerr), 67. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 5 QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Brisbane, Railway fares from (Mr. !Jfor· Committee of Direction of Fruit Market gan), 152. ing-Cost of litigation (Mr. Elphin British Empire Exhibition, Report of stone), 114. Commissioner to (Mr. 111axwell), 943. Commonwealth grants and loans to assist British seamen imprisoned in Queensland returned soldiers- gaols (}I'Ir. Hartley), 1231. Agreement to wipe off portion of State British ships, State protection t{) seamen inde>btcdness (Jir. Costello), 30. on (Mr. Moore), 344. Amount expended on soldier settlements Broadcasting by St~te Radio Station (Mr. Kerr), 112. Fruit marketing, &c., Matte-r relating to Amount used for land settlement pnr· (Mr. Corscr), 306. poses (Mr. Warren), 1232, 1266. _ Parliamentary debates (Mr. Kelso), 70. Commonwealth loans, Liability of interest Broa'dcasting of policy speech of Sir George on, to State .taxation (Mr. Maxwell), Fuller in New South Wales (Mr. Gled· 690, 995. son), 996. Compensation to primary producers caused Broadcast-ing of political speeches, Refusal by railway st-rike (Mr. Swayne), 566; of Commonwealth Government to per· (.'lir. H'arren), 1174. mit (Mr. Col/ins), 945, 995. Control of fish marketing (Mr. Moore), Bundaberg Hospitals Board (Mr. Brand), 1484. 153. Coominya Soldier Settlement- Burdekin railway bridge, Cost of repairing (Mr. Elphinstone), 305. Amount received from Commonwealth (]fr. TVar·ren), 1232, 1266. Burglaries in country towns-Protection of bank officials (Mr. TFalker), 567. Cost of houses, and to whon; sold (Mr. Logan), 395. Burleigh Heads-Southport main road Cost of construction of (Mr. Taylor), '378. Position in re (Mr. Louan), 226. Burnett Settlement- area, Upper, Agricul Cotton Industry- • tural farms made available in (.'!fr. Claim of A.W.u. for award in (Mr. Petcrson), 152. C'orsrr), 113. Butcheries, State- Compensation to growers for loss from Cattle slaughtered for, Data in re (Mr. sale of seed (Jfr. Cor. QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued; Duty, Import, on kerosene and motor Fuller, Sir George, Broadcasting of policy spirit, Request for increase of (Mr. speech of, in New South Wales (Mr. Moore), 344. Gledson), 996. Effect on sugar mills of railway demurrage General election, State, Date of (Mr. charge Uvir. Brand), 1483. ][err), 1483. Election, Date of next State gen QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Industrial disputes, Police protection dur Loan money spent on railway construction, ing (Mr. Swayne), 566. Interest- on (Mr. Swayne), 566, 617. Inkerman irrigation system electrical Loans, Commonwealth, Liability of interest generating installat-ion {.lfr. Swqyne), on, to State taxation (Mr. 1Waxwell), {i53. 690, 995,. Inkerman Sugar Mill- Loans from Commonwealth Government expended on soldier settlements (lJ!lr. Alleged discrimination by Railway Kerr), 112. Department against (]fr. Swayne), 1504. Loans, Queensland, raised in America, New York, Prices of (Mr. Elphinstone), Storage of sugar at (2vh. Collins), 1053. 1484. Supply of railway trucks at (Mr. Collins), Local Authorities, Borrowing of, outside 1053. Treasury (Mr. Jfoore), 265. Ipswich. Railway \Vorkshops, Cost of Lockyer district·, Shortage of railway rolling-stock built at (Jfr. F. ·A. trucks in (Mr. Logan), 153. Cooper-), 1116, 1339. Locomoti vcs and rolling-stock, Queensland Irrigation scheme Electrical generating railways (Mr. "11organ), 226. installation, I~kerman (Jfr. Swayne), 653. Lynford Hall, Korfolk, England, Empire · Agricultural University at (M·r. Elp Isis District. Local Producers' Association hinstone), 654. Application to Council of Agriculture for affiliation and registration (Mr. Mackay State Butchery, Cost of (Mr. Brand), 1453. M organ), 345. J ohannsen, Govern,ment contribution to Mackay station, Punctual running of trains wards defence of, in proceedings for into (Mr. Swayne), 264. deportatiOn (Jfr. Swayne), 826, 943. " Mahia," S.S., Alleged refusal of Railway 1053. . Department to supply coal t-o (Mr. J ohnstone River, Yandaran, and Kolau }J£ oore), 1266. bridges. Cost of, etc. (Mr. :O.'ott),. 690. Main road, Southport to Burleigh Heads, Kelly. ::\1ichael. Papers connected with Cost of construction of (Mr-. Taylor), assault- on, in Townsville (Mr. 211 a ore), 378. 728. Main Roads Act, Revenue collected from Kcrosenc and motor spirit, Request for registration fees a.nd licenses for motor mcreased Import duty on (Jfr. "lfoore), vehicles under (Mr-. Hartley), 1231. 344. Main Roads Board-Receipts and disburse Kolan. Johnstone River, and Yandaran ments (Mr. [{err), 263. bridges, Cost of, etc. (J'Ir. N ott), 690. Maize Pool, Atherton- Labour Party, Australian, Refusal of, to Maize received and wld by {Jfr. endorse Mr. T. J. Moroney (J£r. :V ott) 1418. , Edwards), 305. Operations of (Mr. Logan), 617, 770. Laidley railway station, Proposed, Expen diturC' on (Jir. Logan), 186. Manv Peaks-Mont-o Railway, Estimated Lanrl settlement. Amount of Common ~ost of (Mr. Corser), 1055. wealth grant to assist returned soldiers Marvborough Hospital Board, Charge by, used for purposes of U}fr. Warren) to miners for ambulance services (Jfr. 1232, 1266. ' Brand), 652. Lander Oil Co.. Boring operations a.t Maximum wage and overtime paid by Orallo (.lfr. Jfoore), 306. · Railway Department (l1fr. S1cayne), 566; (Jfr. Vowlrs), 770, 1054, 1339. Licenses and registration fees for motor vehicles- Mav-Day procession, Ministers taking "part in (Mr. Su-ayn<), 14. Expenditure of revenue from (Mr. Hartlr !!), 1230. McCawley, Late Chief Justice, Notes on basic wage by (,lfr. "lfoore), 566. Revenue collected under Ma.in Roads Act from (Jfr. Hartley), 1231. Meat purchased by State butcheries from meatworks (]It·. lvlorgan), 345. Licensing private detectives, Legislation for ('If r. Jfax1cell), 113. Medical officer in charge of enthetic Light railway line to Binjour Plateau diseases, Report of (Mr-. Logan), 1504. (Jlr. Corsu), 1378. Meters, Electric light and power, Rent of Lint cotton shipped to Great Britain, (Jfr. Fry), 15, 29. Quantity and price of (,lfr. Peterson), Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage 602. Board- Liquor polls and licenses (1Wr. Kerr), 112. Inquiries by, in re rental value of pro Living wage for primary producers, Fixa perties (Mr. Kar), 29. tion of prices of bacon and (Mr. Roche, Mr., member of (JJ-fr. Elphin Jf oorr). 1054. stone), 265. Loan Council. Federal, 1924-1925, Amount Migration scherr e, Imperial, Queensland advanced to Queensland by (Mr. Kelso), participation in (2~l'r. Costello), 30; 186. (.lfr. Maxwell), 30. 8 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Ministerial expenses, 1912-1915 (Mr. Moore), Petition to Arbitration Court for reduction 1266. of basic wage in 1922 (Mr. Corser), 379. :Ministerial railway trips, Cost of (Mr. G. Pikedale, Stanthorpe, and Cottonvale P. Barnes), 264. Soldier Settlements-Portions open<:>d, Minist-ers' private QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Railways- Railways-continued: Accident, Fatal, at Helidon ra.ilway Murgon-Proston and Windera Branch station (Mr. Logan), 186. lines, Cost of (Mr. Edwards), 70, 399. Accidents, breakdowns, and derailments Northgate Junction-Wooloowin service (Mr. Siza), 152, 399. Delay owing to strike (Mr. Kelso), 227. "Biloela," H.M.A.S., Refusal of em Overtime paid by department (Mr. ployees at Gladstone to coal ("lfr. Szcayne), 566; (Mr. Vowles), 770, 1054. Swayne), 185; (Mr. Clayton), 185. Passenger trains-Alleged overcrowding Binjour Plateau, Proposed light line to on Enoggera Branch Railway (Mr. (}'b·. Coner), 1378. 11 err), 226. Breakdowns, Number of, 1924-25 (Jfr. Promotions and transfers in department, Sizer), 152, 399. Procedure in re (lt,fr. [{err), 264. Burdekin Bridge. Cost of repairing (J1r. Rannes-Monto, Many Peaks-Monto, and Elphinstone), 305. Mundubbera-Monto lines (Mr. Corser), Construction expenditure on (Jfr. 1055. Swaync), 653. Roche, Mr., member of Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board Delay to service between Northgate Junction and \Vooloowin owing to (Mr. Elphinstone), 265. strike (.lb. Kelso), 227. Rockhampton-Townsville line-Cost of Dr•ra ilments- sections (Mr .•tioorr), 70, 944. !nquiry into (J1r. Sizer}, 31. Rolling-stock and locomotives on Queens land railways (Mr. Morgan), 226. Number of, 1924-25 (Mr. Sizer), 152, Z99. Rolling-stock built at Ipswich workshops and by contract, Difference in cost of E,timates of Commissioner for main (.l1r. }'. A. Cooper), 1116, 1339. tenance and repairs (li'Ir. [( elso), 265. Sleeper blocks supplied. by, and A.W .U. Fares from Brisbane (2f1r. Morgan), 152. tickets for, primary producers (J1r. Freights on agricultural and pastoral Clayton), 30. products and requirements (ilf1·. J1 or· gan), 152. Strike- Increased receipts due to increased fares Compensation t-o producers for losses and freights (.lfr. Kerr), 68. caused by (Mr. Swayne), 566; (Mr. Warren), 1175. Inkerman Sugar Mill, Alleged discrimi nation by department against (Mr. Delav to service between Northga.te Junction and Wooloowin (Mr. Swayne), 1504. J1 e/so), 227. J ohnstone, Y andaran, and Kolan bridges, Cost of (Mr. IV ott), 690. Farmers' produce, Handling of, dur ing (Mr. Swayne), 566. Kolan, Yandaran, and South Johnstone bridges, Cost of (Mr. Nott), 690. Loss to department from refund to holders of season tickets and work Laidley railwav station, Proposed, men's tickets (.lfr. J(elso}, 487. Expenditure on (Jfr. Logan), 186. Progress in re settlement (Mr. King), Late arrival of trains, Reasons for (.11 r. 394. Swayne), 31. Safeguarding of public interests (Mr. Lines approved by Parliament (Mr. King), 379. Cor,,, r), 226, 691. Telegraphic reports in New Zealand Loan money spent on construction of, paper in r1 (Mr. Gorser), 654. Interest on (1vir. Swayne), 566, 617. Sugar mills, Effect of demurrage charge Locomotives and rolling-st-ock (Mr. on (Mr. Brand), 1483. M organ), 226. Tara-Surat line-Cost of cr.Dstruction Mackay station, Punctuill running of (Mr. Mo1·gan), 943. trains into (Mr. Swayne), 264. Tomatoes, Truckload of, forwarded to " Mahia," S.S., Alleged refusal of depart Mount Bauple Central Sugar Mill ment to supply coal to (Mr. Moorc), (Mr Clayton), 1054, 1304; (Mr. Elphin 1266. stone), 1484. Many Peaks-Monto, Mundubbera-Monto, Transfers and promotions in department, and Rannes-Monto lines (Mr. Cars, r), Procedure in re (Mr. Kerr), 264. 1055. Maximum wages and overtime paid by Traveston accident- department (Mr. Vowles), 770, 1054 Compensation in re (Mr. Sizer), 826. 1339. , Cost of inquiry (Mr. Clayton), 1303. Monto-Mundubbera, Many Peaks-Monto Trips, Cost of Ministerial (Mr. G. P. and Rannes-Mont-o line"s (Mr. Corser): 1055. Bm·nes), 264. Mount Isa, Survey of proposed line to Trucks- (Mr. Riordan), 567. Shortage of, at Inkerman Mill (Mr. Mundubbera-Monto, Many Peaks-Monto Collin.•), 1053. and Rannes-Monto lines (Mr. Gorser)' Shortage of, in Lockyer district (Mr. 1055. , Logan), 153. lO INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued: Rail ways-continued: Shearers, Sustenance paid to, from Unem ployment Insurance Fund (Mr. Kelso), Uncompleted works (Mr. Kerr), 151, 265, 1231. · 306; (Mr. Corser), 691. Weighing machines, Tenders for (Mr. Show week, Rates for hotel accommodation Swayne), 887. during (llir. lJ.forgam), 114. 'Willowburn works, Progress of (Mr. Sleeper blocks supplied by, and A.W.U. Roberts), 995. tickets for, primary producers (J£r. Clayton), 30. Yandaran, Kolan, and South Johnstone bridges, Cost of, &c. (Mr. Nott), 690. Soldier settlements Ratoon cotton and cotton seed, Sales of Bcerburrum- (Mr. Peterson), 770. Amount of Commonwealth grant used Referendum in re basis of hospital tax for land settlement purposes (Mr. (Mr. Clayton), 15. TVarnn), 1232, 1266. .Regist.ra.tion fees and licenses for motor Dhtitution of sett-lers at (.Wr. Warren), ' vehicles- 1054. Expenditure of revenue from Utlr. Coominya- Hartley), 123D. Amount of Commonwealth grant used Revenue collected under Main .Roads for land settlement purposes (.Wr. Act (Mr. Hartley), 1231. Warren), 1232, 1266 . .RPntal value of property, Inquiry bv Cost of houses on. and to 'whom sold Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewer (Jfr. Logan), 395. age Board in re (Mr. Kerr), 29. Report of Commissioner of Trade on State Position in re (Mr. Logan), 226. Enterprises (Mr. Swayne), 887. Cottonvale-Portions opened, selected, .Ret.urne·d soldiers-Amount of Common and forfeited (Mr. Costello), 265 . wealth grant for assistance in re land Loans from Commonwealth Government settlement (lJfr. Corser), 1232; (Mr. (Jfr. Kerr), 112. Warren), 1266. Mount. Hutt ·QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : State Industrial Undertakings Strike, Railway-continued: Butcheries- Loss to department from refund to Cattle slaughtered for, Data in re (Mr. holders of sea.son tickets and work M organ), 344. men's tickets (Mr. Kelso), 487. Meat purchased from meatworks CWr. Progre's in re settlement (Jlr. King), 394. Morgan), 345. Safe;:suarding of public interests (21Ir. Prices and profits (Mr. Wright), 226; King), 379. (ilfr. Swayne), 602. Tel0graphic reports in New Zealand Roma and Mackay, Cost of (Mr. Mor· papers in re (Mr. Corser), 654. gem), 345. Stock prices paid by, to State stations Strike, Waterside ·workers--Rotary and private owners, 1924-25 (Mr. system- Walker), 1304, 1453. Cane crop, Home Hill, Lack of tra.nsport for (Jfr. Brand), 826. Chillagoe smelters, Duties and remunera tion of general manager of (Mr. Elphin Effect on sugar industry (Jlr. Brand), stone), 265. 652. Helidon quarry, Output of, &c. (Mr. Sugge,-tion of President of Arbitration Logan), 690. l\:mrt· in re representation by counsel (}!Ir. Hartley), 1053. Radio Station- Stumpage or timber royalties, Revenue Broad_casting of matter relating to from, 1920 to 1925 (Jlr. F1·y), 30. fruit marketing, &c. (M1·. Corser), 306. Sugar Industry- Expenditure on (frfr. King), 343; (Mr. Agreement between Sugar Board and Rlphinstone), 487. Colonial Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. (Mr. Brand), 70. Refusal of Commonwealth Government to permit broadcasting of political Balance-sheet of Sugar Board (Mr. speeches (Mr. Collins), 945, 995. Bnmd), 153. Renort of Commissioner of Trade on Cane crop, Home Hill, Lack of transport (Mr. Swayne), 887; (Mr. Kelso), 1174. for (Jfr. Brand), 826. Revenue used in reduction of ca.pitalisa Central Sugar :Mills, GoYernment, Re tion of, and accumulated deficit {21£r. port on (Mr. Swayne), 887. Moore), 15. Effect on, of otrike of waterside workers Bawmills, Loss in working of (Mr. for rotary syste,m (Mr. Brand), 652. Elphinstone), 263. Inkerman Mill- Stallions, St-atistics• in re (Mr. Deacon), 69. Alleged discriminat.ion of Railway Stations, Stock prices paid to, by State Department against (Mr. Swayne), butcheries, 1924-25 (Mr. ivlorgan), 344; 1504. (Jfr. Walker), 1304, 1453. Storage of sugar at (Mr. Collin.,), 1053. ·state school scholarships in Greater Bris Supply of trucks at (Mr. Collins), 1053. bane area. (llfr. Ktrr), 769. Sugar Board, Appointment and remune :Strike, British Shipping- ration of members of (Jb·. Brand), 112. " Barrabool," S.S., Refusal of coal Jumpers to coal (Jlr. Moorc), Sugar Experiment Stations, Report on 1232. (Jlr. Swayne), 887. British seamen imprisoned in Queens· land gaols (Jlr. Hartley), 1231. Sugar mills, Effect on, of railway demurrage charge (Jlr. Brand), 1483. "Mahia," S.S., Alleged Refusal of Railway Department to supply co QUESTIONS--continued : QUESTIONS--continued : Tomatoes, Truckload of, forwarded to Workers' dwellings- Mount Bauple Central Sugar Mill Advances for (.1fr. [{err), 67. (Jfr. ('lrt?flon), 1054, 1304; (Mr. Elp Operations of State Advances Corpora h inMonc), 1484. t;on in re (Mr. IJ.ing), 151; (Mr. Kerr), Toowoomba by-election, Non-voters at 185; (Jfr. CorserJ, 308. (Mr. Robcrts), 67. \Vorkers' homes, Operations of State Toowoomba, Unemployment in, 1924 and Advances Corporation in re (llfr. King), 151; (Mr. IJ.err), 185; (Mr. Corser), 308. 1925 (Mr. Robert,,), 996. Y anclaran, Kolan, and J ohnstone River Townsville-Rockhampton Railway, Cost of bridges, Cost of, &c. (ilfr. N ott), 690. sections (Mr. Jfoore), 70, 944. Tramway extension, Proposed, to Grange Questions, Form of, Mr. Speaker's observa Estate, Newmarket (Jfr. Kerr), 29. tions on, 652. -Transfers and promotions in Railway De partment, Procedure in re (Jfr. K err), 264. Railway, Duchess to Mount Isa ; [vide "Bills"-" Duchess to Mount Isa Travelling expenses, Ministerial-Cost of Railway."] railway trips (Mr. G. P. Barl!fs), 264. Traveston railway accident Railway Strike- Compensation in re (Mr. Sizcr), 826. Conference in re, 394. Cost of inquiry and claims for compen Progress in 1·e set-tlement, 394. satic.n in re (Jlr. Clayton), 1303. Want of Confidence motion (Jir, Moore), Truck«, Railway, Shortage of, in Lockyer 44L district (Jh. Logan), 153. Unemployment in Toowoomba, 1924 and Recission of Order for Printing Poison!' 1925 (Jfr. RobertsJ, 996. Regulations of 1914, 1419. l:nemployment Insurance Fund- Receipts and disl:mrsements (Mr. Fry), Refreshment Room Committee 68. Appointment, 17. Sugg-ested reduction of current year's collec.tions (JJ r. Elph instant), 487. Reply, Address in, 6. Sustenance paid· to shearers from (Jf r. Answer of Governor, 225. I{,{,,o), 1231. Debate on, 19, 32, 71, 151, 154, 186; (closure Sustenance paid to waterside workers under Standing Order 17), 225. from (Jlr. Hartley), 1174. Presentation to Governor, 225. TJ pp er Em-nett and Callide Land Settle ment area, Agricultural farms made Resignations of Members available in (Jfr. Peterson), 152. Mr. G illies, 1503. Urangan pier, Expenditure on (Jfr. Clay ton), 566. ::vir. Theodore, 617. Valuations of ~eumgna Soldier Settlement (clfr. X oft), 1453. Return, Motion for- ·wages and income tax paid by employers Travelling expenses of Ministers (21fr. Mor in Queensland (Jlr. G. P. JJarnes), 305. gan), 153. \Vages and overtime, Maximum, paid by Railway Department (Jfr. liowles), Sitting Days 1054, 1339. Friday, 528. \Valsh, Government contribution towards Hours of sitting, 16; (extension of), 568, clefPnce of, in proceedings for depor 728. tation of (Jfr. Swa!JncJ, 826, 943, 1053. Tuesda.v, \Vednesclay, and Thursday, 16. ·waterside workers' strike for rotary system, Effect of, on sugar indusb·;· Special Adjournments, 14, 185, 616, 1536; of (Jfr. Brand), 652. (compulsory conference in re railway Waterside workers, Sustenance paid to, strike), 394, 395. from Unemployment Inmrance Fund (Mr. Hartlc:ij), 1174. Standing Orders Committee Weighing machines for Railway Depart "',ppointment, 17. ment, Tenders for (Jfr. Swayne), 887. \Villowburn railway works, Progress of Standing Orders, Suspension of (Mr. RoiHrfs), 995. Appropriation Bill, No. 1, 114. \Vindera and Murgon-Proston Branch Appropriation Bill, No. 2, 1056. Railways, Cost of (Jfr. Edwards), 70, 399. Bank of New South Wales Bill, 692. Wooloowin-Northgate railway service, Basic Wage Bill, 568. Delay t-o, owing to strike (Mr. Kelso), Passage of BiHs through all stages in one ~27. clay, 1419. INDEX TO SUBJECTS~LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 13 State Departments of Agriculture and Stock, Supply-continued: Suggested Federal control of llstinwtes-in-Chief-continued: Motion (Mr. Corser), 266; .amendment Justice- (Jir. Smith), 276, 379. Chief Office, 1122; (amendment-" That the vote be reduced by £1 "-Mr. State Enterprises, Auditor-General's Report :vioore), 1124. on, 1453. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1132. Electoral Registration, 1132. Statements, Ministerial- Friendly Societies, 1146. Format.ion of Gillies Administration, 5. Pa.rtiament~ry Draftsman, 1148. Formation of MeCormack Administration, Registrar-General, 1148. 1482. Sheriff, 1150. Supreme Courts, 1150. Strike, Railway- Titlco, 1150. Conference in re, 394, 395. Mines- Progress in re settlement, 394, 395. Chief Office, 1150, 1175, 1181. \Yant of confidence motion (Mr. Moore), In aid of )}/fining, 1188. 441. Mining Fields, 1189. '·Queensland Government Mining Supply- Journal," 1189. Committee- State Mining Operations, 1189. Constitution of, 225. Prerhier and Chief Secretary Opening of, 114, 115, 400. Agent-General for the State, 816. Audit Office, 822. Estimates-in-Chief- Chid Office, 8ll. Agriculture and Stock- Immigration, 824, 829. Chemical Laboratory, 1229. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 850. Chief Office, 1214. Miscellaneous Services, 853; (a.mend- Cotton Industry, 1229. ment to omit ·'Allowance to Lieut. Dairy Produce Acts, 1229. Governor, £1,000 "-Mr. Vowles), Disea.ses in Plants Act, 1229. 855. State Farms and Gardens, 1229. Museum, Brisbane, 852. Public Library of Queensland, 852. Executive and Legislative Public Service Commissioner, 852. Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Governor, 440, 531, 655, 698 728 77?. Public Service Superannuat.ion Board, 797. ' ' • 852. Executive Council, 803. Queensland Ra.dio Service, 852. His Excellency t.he Governor (balance State Stores Board, 853. of vote), 797. Public Instruction Legislative Assembly, 803 809; Chief Office, 1189. (amendm<>nt-" Tha.t the ~ote be Inspection, 1210. reduced by £1 "-M1·. Swayne), 803. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1210. Home Secretary- Queensland Agricultural High School Aboriginals, Relief of, 941, 945. and College, 1210. Charitable Institutions a.nd Grants, 946. Queensland University, 1210. Chief Office, 931. Schools of Arts, 1211. Health, 957. Secondary Education, 1211. Hospitals, 975, 1002. State Schools, 1211. Insanity, 1007. Technical Education, 1214. Training College, 1210. Lazaret, 1008. \V omen's College, 1211. Medical, 1009. Public Lands- Miscellaneous Services, 1048. Chief Office, 861, 888. Outdoor Relief, 1009. District Offices, 897. Police, 1011. Forestry Office, 897. Irrigation and Wat.er Supply Comm.i.a- Police Investment Board, 1027. sion, 917. Prisons, 1027. Land Court, 916. Stat-e Children, 1033. Miscellaneous Services, 930. Stea.mer " Otter," 1048. Survey Office, 917. 14 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Supply-continued : Suspension of Member (Mr. Sizer), 599, 601. Esti111ates-in-Chicj-continu INDEX TO SPEECHES. APPEL, Honourable John George (Albert) SLPPLY-continued: Address in Reply, 175. E.~timates-in-Chief-continued: Home Secretary- BILLS: Charitable Institutions and Grants, Main Roads Acts Amendment (com 953. mittee), 632. Health, 972. Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment (2°), 1282. Hospitals, 993. Railway Strike, 499. State Children, 1036. SUPPLY: Mines- Chief Office, 1158. Estimates-in-Chief Premier and Chief Secretary-. Home Secretary Immigration, 840. Police, 1021. Public Lands State Children, 1034. Forestry Office, 914. Just-ice- Irrigation and Water Suppiy Com Chief Office, 1131. mission, 920. Public Works Public Works Buildings, 1071. Buildinge, 1065. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1084. Re,,olutions reported from Committee: Want of confidence motion (railway strike), PubEc Lands- 499. Irrigation and Water Supply Com mission, 1242. ATTORNEY-GENERAL [vide "Mullan, Honourable John "]. BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry (Wynnum)- BARNES, George Powell, Esquire _\ddress in Reply, 201. (Warwick)- BILLS: Address in Reply, 219. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1260. BILLS! Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1517. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1263. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Amendment (initiation in committee), Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1321. 1346 ; (2°), 1464. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Heavy Vehicles (initiation in committee), (committee), 1428, 1450. 1001; (2°), 1317; (committee), 1330. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1291. Income Tax Regulations Ratification Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 612. (committee), 378. Primary Products Pools Acts Amend- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment ment (initiation in committee), 145; (initiation in committ-ee), 1373; (2°), (committee), 333: 1403; (committee), 1441, 1446, 1451. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1293. in committee), 1235; (2°), 1490. Medical (initiation in committee), 1351. Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment Primary Producers' Organisation Acts (2°), 1284. Amendment (2°), 301; (committee), 317. Financial Statement, 789 Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment SUPPLY: (2°), 257; (committee), 337. Estimates-in-Chief-- Wheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1235. Executive and Legrslative- Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment Legislative Assellt · y, 809. (2°), 1279. 16 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. BARNES, Honourable Walter Henry-con~ Financial Statement, 715. tinued: SUPPLY: Financial Statement., 545. Bstimatcs-in-Chief Naming of Mr. Corser, 1180. Public Lands Railway Strike, 474. Chief Office, 886. SUPPLY: Irrigation and Water Supply Com Bstimate.•-in-Chief- mission, 924. Home Secretary Insanity, 1007. BRUCE, Henry Adam, Esquire (Kennedy) Lazaret, 1008. Address in Reply, 178. Police, 1018, 1027. BILL: Prisons, 1028. \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment State Children, 1045. (2' ), 1273. Public Instruction Financial Stat.ement, 721. Chief Office, 1204. Kaming of Mr. Corser, 1180, 1181. Jl, solutions reported from Committee Railway Strike, 483; (point of order), 464. Premier and Chief Secretary ScPPLY: Audit Office, 1238. Committee, Opening of, 423. Want of confidence motion {railway strike), Bstimates-in-Chief- 474. Home Secretary- BEDFORD, Randolph, Esquire (Warrego) Police, 1019. State Children, 1042. BILL: Justice- Duchess t.Q Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1519. Chief Office, 1130. SUPPLY: Mines- Rstimates-in-Chief Chief Office, 1163, 1178, 1181. Mines- Premier and Chief Secretary Chief Office, 1167. Immigration, 835. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 851. BELL, Ernest Thomas, Esquire (Fassifern) Public Works BILLS: Buildings, 1052, 1068. Duchess oo Mount Isa Railway {2°), 1527. Yote on Account (£4,700,000), 127. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 1451. ·\Vant of confidence motion (railway strike), 483; (point of order), 464. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (2°), 343. Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1532; (com BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire mittee), 1533. (Barcoo)- SuPPLY: Address in Reply, 166. B.,timates-in-Chief BILLS: Home Secretary Animals Protection (committee), 1480, Chief Office, 940. 1481. Health, 971. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Public Lands- (committee), 1431. Irrigation and Water Supply Com Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment mission, 930. (committee), 355, 357, 359, 364. SUPPLY: BERTRAM, Honourable William (Maree) Bstimates-in-Chief [vide " Speaker "]. Home Secretary- Charitable Institutions and Grants, BRAND, William Alfred, Esquire 951. (Burrum)- Health, 962. Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Outdoor Relief, 1010. control of State Departments of Mines- (seconds motion), 271. Chief Office, 1170. BILLS: Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Public Instruction Amendment {2°), 303. Chief Office, 1198. Primary Products Pools Acts Amend Queensland Agricultural High School ment (committee), 3.33. and College, 1210. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. l7 BULCOCK, Fr~>nk William, Esquire BILLS-continued: continued: Inspection of Machinery Act Amend SuPPLY-continued: ment~ Priority of amendments on clause 2, Estinwtcs-in-Chi CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet, Esquire, PORARY (Cooper, Frank Arthur (Wide Bay)- Esquire, Bremer)- Address in Reply, 55. Called upon to take chair, 558, 662, 742, 760, 1024, 1129, 1203. BILLS: Fruit. Marketing Organisation Act Nominated on panel, 29. Amendment (2°), 1463. Order in debate, 1030. Heavy Vehicles (committee), 1332. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 624; CHAIRMAN OF COMl\fiTTEES, TEM (committee), 632. PORARY (Gledson, David Alexander, Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Esquire, Ipswich)- Amendment (2"), 288. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment Called upon to take chair, 541, 627, 629, (2°), 250; (committee), 329. 719, 798, 818, 836, 855, 896, 936, 974, 986, 1043, 1104, 1147, 1166, 1194, 1223, 1366, ScPPLY: 1426, 1441. Committee, Opening of. 426. Conversations across Chamber disorderly, Estimates-in-Chief- 1367. Home Secretary Denial of another hon. member must be accepted, 1445. Aboriginals, Relief of, 946. Interjections disorderly, 1367. Health, 957. :'-iominated on panel, 29. Hospit.als, 1002. Order in debate, 806, 837, 838, 858, 860, Pr~emier and Chief Secretar;- 861,. 1224, 1369, 1370, 1371, 1427, 1443, Immisration, 843. 1445, 1446. Miscellaneous Services, 855, 860, Reflections on Chair disorderly, 838. Public Lands- Relieves Speaker in the chair, 1416. Chief Office, 866. Forestry Office, 898. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM Public Works PORARY (Nott, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire, Stanley)- Buildings, 1068. Rrsol-utions reported fro m Cam m it tee Called upon to take chair; 141, 872. Public Lands- Nominated on panel, 29. Forestry Office, 1241. Order in debate, 879. 1'ote on Account (£4,700,000), 133. Relieves Speaker in t.he chair, 1462. COLLINS, Charles, Esquire (Bowen) CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEl\i PORARY (Walker, Harry Frederick, Address in Reply, 90. Esquire, Cooroora)- BILLS: Amendment seeking to deal with a part Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1262, of a clause in ,a Bill prior to an 1263. amendment already disposed of not in order, 321. Fruit Marketi!lg· Organisation Act Amendment (2 ), 1461. Called upon to take chair, 314. Income Tax Regulations Ratification :::-Jominated on panel, 29. (2°), 372. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM (initiation in committee), 1356; (2°), PORARY, (Weir, David, Esquire, 1401. Maryborough)- Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land Perpetual Lease (2°), 639. Called upon to take chair, 681, 703, 780, 868, 917, 954, 1064, 1087, 1177, 1181. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1291. Interjections disorderly, 1093. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 608. Naming of hon. member for Burnett, Mr. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Corser, for disobeying ruling of Chair, Amendment (2°), 290. 1179, 1180, 1181. Workers' Compensation Act.s Amend Nominated on panel, 29. ment (2°), 1279. Order in debate, 869, 955. Financial Statement, 552. Reflections on Chair not in order, 1069. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief CHIEF SECRETARY [vide "Gillies, Executive and Legislative- Honourable William Neal " and His Excellency the Governor, 798, "McCormack, Honourable William" ]. 802, 806. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 19 COLLINS, Charles, Esquire-continued: COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood)~ SvPPLY-corztinued: BILLS: Estirnates-in-Chief-contirzued: Basic Wage (initiation in committee), 580. Home Secretary Main Roads Acts Amendment (com Chief Office, 940. mittee), 629. Hospitals, 1004. Primary Producers' Organisation Act Amendment (2°), 296. PoliDe, 1025. Sc'PPLY: Justice- Estimates-in-Chief Registrar-General, 1148, 1149. Home Secretary Mines- State Children, 1043. Chief Office, 1157, 1175, 1179. Justice- Mining Fields, 1189. Chief Oflice, 1130. Premier and Chief Secretary Electoral Registrat-ion, 1144. Agent-General for the State, 820. Premier and Chief Secretary Immigration, 833, 847. Immigration, 836. Public Lands- Public Lands Irrigat-ion and Water Supply Com Chief Office, 887. mission, 922, 925. Public Works Public W arks Buildings, 1052. Buildings, 1065. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1096, CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire 1102. (Burnett)- lle:wlutions reported from, Committee Address in Reply, 192. Public Lands- Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Irrigation and Water Supply Com control of State Departments of (moves mission, 1248. motion), 266. BILLS: CONROY, Charles William, Esquire Basic \V age (initiation in committee), 579. (Maranoa)- Ducheb to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1521. SuPPLY: Elections Act Amendment· (initiation), Pstirnates-in-Chief 1233. Mines- Heavy Vehicles (initiation in committee', 956, 1056; (2°), 1316; (committee), 1330. Chief Office, 1168. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Public Works (committee), 1423, 1444. Buildings, 1069. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (2°), 343; (committee), 349, 350, 354, COOPER, Frank Arthur, Esquire (Bremer) 358, 360. [vide also " Chairman of Committees, Land Tax Act. Amendment (2°), 1295. Temporary"]. Mining Acts Amendment (initiation m Address in Reply, 108, 151, 154. committee), 530; (2°), 650. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts BILLS: Amendment (initiation in committee), Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation 147; (2°), 311; (committee), 317. in committee), 1506. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land (2°), 232; (committee), 330, 336. Perpetual Lease (2°), 639. Wheat. Pool Act Amendment (initiation), Chairman of Committees, Temporary 1175; (initiation in committee), 1234. Called upon to take chair, 558, 662, 742, Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment 760, 1024, 1129, 1203. (initiation in committee), 827; (2°), Nominated on panel, 29. 1280. Financial Statement, 558; (point of order), SUPPLY: 440. Estimates-in-Chief Railway Strike, 52.5. Home Secretary Refusal to obey ruling of Temporary Prisons, 1031. Chairman, 1179, 1180, 1181. Justice- SUPPLY: Chief Office, 1127. Committee, Opening of, 418. Public Instruction Estirnates-in-C hie/ Chief Office, 1192. Agriculture and Stock Public Works Chief Office, 1217, 1227. Buildings, 1060. State Farms and Gardens, 1230. 20 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire-con DASH, John, Esquire (Mundingburra; tinuul: BILLs: SuPPLY-continued: Industrial Arbitration Act (initiation in Estimates-in-Chit /-continued: committee), 1369; (committee), 1438. Executive and Lcgislative \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment LegislatiYe Assembly, 807. (2°), 1281. Home Secretary- Personal Explanation, 527. Hospitals, 1003, 1006. Railway Strike, 478. Miscellaneous Services, 1049. SUPPLY: Outdoor Relief, 1009. Estimates-in-Chief Police, 1026. Home Secretary Prisons. 1029. Hospitals, 976. State Children, 1040. Mines- Justice- Chief Office, 1171. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1132. Public Works Electoral Registration, 1140. Buildings, 1066. Mines- Court of Industrial Arbitrat-ion, 1103. \V ant of confidence motion (railway strike), Chief Office, 1166, 1177, 1181. 478. Premier and Chief Secretary Agent-GeneraJ for the St.ate, 821. DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire Chief Office, 811, 815. (Cunningham)- Public Instruction Adjournrnont of House, Proposed motion Chid Office, 1190. for-Effect of industrial trouble on' Medical and Dental Inspection, 1210. primary producers (point of order), 1344. State Schools, 1214. -Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Public Lands control of State Departments of, 388. Chief Office, 863. BILLS: Irrigation and \Vater Supply Com mission, 918. Animals Protection (committee), 1479, 1480, 1481. Miscellaneous, 931. Appropriation, No. 2 {committee}, 1260, Public \Yarks 1265. Buildings, 1050, 1077. Basic Wage {suspension of Standing Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1081. Orders), 573. Re"olutions reported from Committee Cairns, Ipswich, and Toowoomba. Public Public Lands- Land Mortgages (initiation in com Forestry Office, 1241. mittee), 692. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 120. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1527. Want of confidence motion (railway strikej, Heavy Vehicles {2°), 1327. 525. Income Tax Regulations Ra.tification {2°}, 373. COSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon) Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiat-ion in committee}, 1366; (com BILLs: mittee), 1440, 1450. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Amendment {initiation in committee}, (committee), 363. 1346; {2°}, 1460. Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall La.nd Inspection of Machiner" Act Amendment Perpetual Lease {2°}, 639. {committee), 350. " Land Acts Amend,ment (2°), 1531. Land Acts Amendment {~ommittee}, 1535, 1536. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment (2°), 253. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Wheat. Pool Act Amendment (2°), 1497. committee), 694; {2°), 1296. Main Roa-ds Acts Amendment (2°), 623; SuPPLY: {committee), 629, 634. Estimates-in-C hiej- Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Home Secretary Amendment {initiation in committee), Police, 1023. 148; (moves amendment), 150; {2°}, 299; (cDmmittee), 316, 321. Mines- Chief Office, 1162. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 145; {2°), 239; Public Lands- (commit-tee}, 322, 324, 327, 334, 337. Chief Office, 867. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation Forestry Office, 902. in committee), 1234; (2°), 1486; (com Miscellaneous, 931. mittee), 1500, 1502, 1503. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 21 DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire-con BILLS-continued: tinued: Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment BILLS-continued: (commit-tee), 361. Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1535. (initiation in committee), 828. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Financial Statement, 564, 655. (committee), 697. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage Primary Producers' Organisation· Acts. of Bills, through all stages in one day), Amendment (2°), 291; (committee), 314, 1420. 320. Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment SUPPLY: (initiation in committee), 143; (2°), 254; Committee, Opening of, 424. (committee), 331. Esti mates-in-Ch ie /- Railway Strike, 484. Home Secretary- SUPPLY: Charitable Institutions and Grants, Committee, Opening of, 416. 952, 957. Estimates-in-Chief- Health, 959. Home Secretary- Hospitals, 975, 983. Aboriginals, Relief of, 943, 945. Police, 1019, 1025. Outdoor Relief, 1009. Justice- Police, 1014. Chief Office, 1127. Public Instruction Premier and Chief Secretary Chief Office, 1193. Immigration, 836. Public Lands- Public Lands Chief Office, 889. Chief Office, 892. Forestry Office, 906. Irrigation and Water Supply Com mission, 925. Irrigation and Water Supply Com mission, 927. Public Works Buildings, 1058. Public W arks Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1099. Buildings, 1070. Ihsolutions reported frorn Gommittee Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1111. I'remicr and Chief Secretary rote on Account (£4,700,000), 130. Audit. Office, 1237. Want of confidence motion (railway strike), Public Lands- 484. Irrigation and Water Supply Com mission, 1244. ELPHINSTONE, Augustus Cecil, Esquire. rote on .4ccount (£4, 700,000), 136. (O.dey)- BILLS: DUNSTAN, Honourable Thomas (Gympie) Industrial Arbitrat-ion Act Amendment [Minister without Portfolio till 23rd (2°), 1414. November, thereafter Secretary for Public Lands]- Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (committee), 351, 352. BILL: Financial Statement, 531. Workers' Compensation.Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 827; (2°), Railway Strike, 449. 1269. SUPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 430. EDWARDS, James Braidwood, Esquire Estimatts-in-Chief (Nanango)- Executive and Legislative Address in Reply, 182. Legislative Assembly, 811. BILLS: Premier and Chief Secretary Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1261. Agent-General for the State, 818. Basic \V age (suspension of Standing Immigrat-ion, 824. Orders), 574; (initiation in committee) Want of confidence motion (railway strike), 580. ' 449. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation in committ-ee), 1505. FARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire. Fruit Market-ing Organi,ation Act (Rockhampton)- Amendment (initiation in committee), 1348; (2°), 1462. BILL: Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1325. Heavy Vehicles (committee), 1331. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Named by Chairman of Committees for (initiation in committee), 1368; (com refusing to withdraw unparliamentary mittee), 1437, 1450. language, 753. 22 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. FERRICKS, Myles P.J.oysius, Esquire (South SUPPLY:-conttnued: Brisbane)- Estimates-in-Chief-continufd: Address in Reply, 50. Home Secretary- BILLS: Charitable Institutions and Grants, A11imals Protection (committee), 1481. 954. Police, 1026. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1263. St-ate Children, 1039, 1042. Basic Wage (initia.tion in committ-ee), Premier and Chief Secreta.ry 581. Agent-Genera.l for the State, 819. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Audit Office, 823. (initiation in committee), 1357; (2°), 1387. Chief Office, 815. Immigration, 837. Financial Statement, 774. Railway Strike, 470. Public W arks- Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1110, .SUPPLY: 1115. Estimates-in-Chief- Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 138. Executive and Legislative Want of confidence motion (railway strike), 481. Legislat-ive Assembly, 804. Justice- GILDAY, John Theophilus, Esquire Electoral Registration, 1133, 1138. (Ithaca)- Public W arks- BrLL: Court of Industrial Arbit.ration, 1079. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 610. Wa.nt of confidence motion (railway strike), SUPPLY: 470. Esttmates-in-Chief Public W arks- FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire (Leichhardt)- Court of Industrial Arbit-ration, 1091. Address in Reply, 99. GILLIES, Honourable William Neal BILLS: (Eacham) [Premier, Chief Secretary, Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment and Treasurer, and Vice-President of (initiation in committee), 1367. the Executive Council till 23rd October]- Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1295. Address in Reply, 76. Financial Statement, 669. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion SuPPLY: for-Effect of industrial trouble on Estimates-in-Chief primary producers (point of order}, 1340. Agricult-ure and Stock Adjournment, Specia.l (railway strike), 394, Chief Office, 1225. 395. Mines- BILLS: Chief Office, 1172. Basic Wage (suspension of Standing Public W arks- Orders), 568; (initiation in committ-ee), Court of Industrial Arbitratia'n, 1105. 585. Income Tax Regulations Ratification (initiation), 19; (initiation in com .FRY, James Porter, Esquire (Kurilpa) mittee), 31 ;. {2°), 370; {committee), BILLs: 378. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Income Tax Regulations Ratification (2°), 375; (committee), 377. (2°), 1393. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Industria.! Arbitration Act Amendment committee), 692; {2°), 1285, 1293, 1296. (initiation in committee), 1375; (com Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal mittee), 1433, 1445. (initiation in committee), 603, 604; (2"), Inspect-ion of Machinery Act Amendment 640. {committee), 354. Townsville Bridges (initiation in com Primary Products Pools Acts Amend mittee), 32; (2°), 1299. ment {2°j, 255. Closure, Moves application of, 398, 435, 527, :Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal 599, 600, 601. (initiation in committee), 604. Days of Sitting, 16. Railway Strike, 481. Financial Statement, 436. Ministry, Changes in, during recess- !SUPPLY: Announces formation of Gillies Committee, Opening of, 434. Administration, 5. Estimates-in-Chief- Naming of Mr. Corser-Moves suspension of, 1179, 1180. Executive and Legislative- Railway Strike, 452. His Excellency the Governor, 800. Resigns his sea.t, 1503. Legislative Assembly, 808. Sizer, Mr., Moves suspension of, 599. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 23 GILLIES, Honourable Willi:).m Neal [Premier, SuPPLY-continued: Chief Secretary, and Treasurer, and Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Vice-President of the Executive Coun cil till 23rd October]-contimted: Mines- Chief Office, 1153. SePPLY: Public Instruction Committee, Opening of, 412. Chief Office, 1196. Estimatr ·"·in-Chief~ Public Lands- Executive and Legislative- Irrigation and Water Supply Corn His Excellency the Governor, 797, mission, 924. 799, 801. Public Works- Legislative Assembly, 803, 811. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, Premier and Chief Secretary and Weights and Measures, 1116. Audit Office. 823. Chief Office, 811, 815. HANSON, Edward Joseph, Esquire Immigration, 848. (Buranda)- Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 850. Address in Reply (seconds adoption), 10. Mi,cellaneous Services, 858. SuPPLY: Resolution., reported from Committee Estimates-in-Chief Premier and Chief Secretary Home Secretary- Audit Office, 1238. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Queensland Radio Service, 1238, 1239. 947 . .Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage Prisons, 1030. of Bills through all stages in one day), Public Works- 1419. Labour, Factories, and Workers' V\-' ant of confidence mot-ion (railway strike), Accommodat-ion, 1120. 452. HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire GLEDSON, Honourable David Alexander (Fitzroy)- (Ipswich) [1\linister without Portfolio from 23rd November]- BILLs: Basic Wage (initiation in committee), BILLS: 578: Appropriation, ~o. 2 (committee), 1262. Heavy Vehicles (initiation in committee), Basic Wage (2°), 595. 996, 1000; (2°), 1310; (committee), 1328. Coal Mining (committee), 1478. Income Tax Regulations Ratification Industrial Arbitration Act All]endrrient (2°), 374. (initiation in committee), 1363; (com mitt-ee), 1423. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiation in commit-tee), 1365. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (committeP), 347, 349, 354. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (2°), 342; (committee), 346, 347, 348, Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land 350, 353, 354, 365. Perpetual Lease (2°), 638. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 617. Main Roads Acts Amendment (corn· mittee). 636. Financial Statement, 734. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 649. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment of Bills through all stages in one day), (2°). 1283. 1421. -workers' Homes Acts Amendment (2°), SuPPLY: 644. Estillwtes-in-Chief Chairman of Committees, Temporary- Home Secretary Called upon t-o take chair, 541, 627, 719, Health 967. 798, 818, 836, 855, 896, 936, 974, 986, Police, 1013. 1043, 1104, 1147, 1166, 1194, 1223, 1366, 1426, 1441. Justice- Chief Office, 1127. Nominated on panel, 29. Electoral Registration, 1142. Relieves Speaker in chair, 1416. Mines- Financial Statement, 658. Mining Fields, 1189 . .SUPPLY: Premier and Chief Secret-ary Estimatr,-in-Chief- Immigration, 845. Home Secretary Public Lands Aboriginals, Relief of, 942. Forestry Office, 915. Hospitals, 992. Public Works- Prisons, 1029. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1086, State Children, 1041, 1094. 24 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. HOME SECRETARY [vide "Stopford, BILLs-continued: Honourable James "]. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 696; (2°), 1292. HYNES, Maurice Patrick, Esquire (Towns Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 610. ville)- Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Address in Reply, 186. Amendment (2°), 286. Trust Accounts Act Amendment (2°), 368. BILLS: "\Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (printing of Bill), 829; (2°), 1277. (initiation in committee), 1372; (2°), 1406. ·workers' Homes Acts Amendment (ZO), ·workers' Compensation Acts Amendment 64~. (2°), 1278. Financial Statement, 739. Financial Statement, 784. Railway Strike, 519. Railv. ay Strike, 462, 503. SUPPLY: SrPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief Esti mates-in-Chie/ Home Secretary- Mines- Out-door Relief, 1009, 1010. Chief 0 ffice, 1176. Police, 1027. Premier and Chief Secretary Justice- Immigration, 830. Chief Office, 1125. Public Works Courts of Petty Sessiom, 1132. Buildings, 1057. Premier and Chief Secretary Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1092. Agent-General for the State, 817. \Y ant of confidence motion (railway strike), Audit Office, 822. 503; (point of order), 462. Chief Office, 814. Immigration, 833. JONES, Honourable Alfred James Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 851. (Paddington) [Secretary for Mines]- Miscellaneous Services, 859. BILLS: Queensland Radio Service. 852. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1263. Public Lands- Coal Mining (initiation in committee), Chief Office, 866. 1351; (2°), 1475; (c SUPPLY: KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire Estimates-in-Chir:f- (Enoggera)- Mines- Address in Reply, 63. Chief Office, 1150, 1181. Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal control of State Departments of, 384. In Aid of Mining, 1188. " Queensland Government Mining BILLS: Journal," 1189. Animals Protection {committee), 1482. St-ate Mining Operations, 1189. Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1258; (oom mittee), 1258, 1264. KELSO, William, Esquire (Nundah) Basic V\T age (suspension of Standing Orders), 572; (committee). 600; (title), Address in Reply, 71. 6J1. BILLS: Coal Mining (committee). 1477. Basic Wage (suspension of Standing Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1523. Ordef'), 573. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Duchess t KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire-con BILLS: tinued: Basic Wage (suspension of Standing BILLS-eontinucd: Orders), 572. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Cairns, I-pswich, and 'l'oowoomba Public c·ommittce), 695; (2°), 1289. Land Mortgages (initiation in com mittee), 692; (committee), 1284. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 613; (committee), 628, 630. Coal Mining (2°), 1475. Primurv Producers' Organisation Acts Fruit Market-ing Organisation Act Amendment- (2°), 298; (committee), 318. Amendment (initiation in committee) 1347; (committee), 1473. ' Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment Heav:;, Vehicles (2<'), 1323; (committee). (2°), 236; (committee), 323, 326, 331. 1331. . Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal (initiation in committee); 603; (2°), Income Tax Regulations Ratification 640; (committee), 642. (2°), 370. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (2°), 1495; Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 1501. (initiation in commit-tee), 1352, 1356. 1377; (committee), 1425, 1439, 1448. · \Yorkcrs' Compensation Acts AmendmcYJt (2°), 1281. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment (committee), 353, 355. Financial Statement, 779. Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land Railway Strike, 513. Perpetual Lease (2°), 639. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1532. of Bills through all stages in one day), 1420. Land Tax Act (2°), 1288. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), SuPPLY: 1528. Committee, Opening of, 408. ::Yiain Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 608. b'sfimates-in-Chief Medical (initiat-ion in committee), 1350; Agriculture and Stock (committee), 1457. Chief Office, 1216. State Securities Registration (2"), 1335. State Farms and Gardens, 1229. Trusts Accounts Act Amendment (initia Executive and Legislative- tion in committee), 228; (2°), 366; (committee), 368, 369. His Excellency the Governor, 801. \Vorkcrs' Homes Act Amendment (2°), Legislative Assembly, 805. 644; (commit-tee), 646. Home Secretary Financial Statement. 686, 698. Chief Office, 931, 940. Railway Strike, 394. Health, 961. Hospitals, 984. SuPPLY: Miscellaneous Services, 1048. E, KIRWAN, Honourable Michael Joseph LLEWELYN, Evan John, Esquire (Too (Brisbane) [Secretary for Public woombal- Works]- Takes his seat, 5. BrLLs: Address in Reply (moves adoption), 6. Ba:Uc Wage (initiation), 574; (initiation Election announced, 5. in committee), 575, 578; (2°), 586. Indust-rial Arbitration Act Amendment SVPPLY: (initiation in committee), 1351; (2°), Estimates-in-Chief 1378; (committee), 1422, 1433, 1440, Home Secretary- 1446, 1447, 1448, 1450. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment 955. (initiation in committee), 227, 228; (2°), 338; (committee), 347, 348, 352, 353, 356, Chief Office, 938. 360, 363, 364, 365, 366. Health, 959. Workers' Homes Act Amendment (initia Hospitals, 985. tion in committ-ee), 529; (2°), 643; (committee), 646. State Children, 1038. Financial Statement, 757. Public Instruction Chief Office, 1191. SuPPLY: R1 8olutions reported frorn C ornm it tee Estimates-in-Chief- Home Secretary- Home Secretary- In,anity, 1250. Aboriginals, Relief of, 941. Cha.ritable Institutions and Grants, 955, 956. LLOYD, William Field, Esquire (Kelvin Grovel- Health, 957, 973. Hospitals, 975, 1005. Financial Statement, 746. Insanity, 1007. SUPPLY: Lazaret, 1008. Estimates-in-Chief Medic:d, 1009. Home Secretary Miscellaneous Services, 1048, 1050. Chief Office, 936. Outdoor Relief, 1009. State Children, 1045. Police, 1011, 1016, 1023, 1027. Public W arks Police Investment Board, 1027. Buildings, 1073. Prisons, 1027, 1028, 1032. St.ate Children, 1033, 1046. LOGAN, George An drew, Esquire (Lockyer)- Stca.mer " Otter," 1048. Public Works BrLLs: Buildings, 1050, 1074. Basic Wage (initiation m committee), 581. Chief Office, 1050. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1079, in committee), 1508. 1113. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Gas Act of 1916, 1122. (committee), 1451. Inspection of Machlnery, Scaffolding, Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment and Weights and Measures, 1116. (committee), 349, 363. Labour, Factories, and Workers' Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 615. Accommodation, 1117, 1118, 1119, 1121. Primary Products Pools Acts Amend ment (committee), 334. Services-Public Buildings, 1050. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (2°), 1498. Resolutions reported front Committee SUPPLY: Public Works- Committee, Opening of, 432. Chief Office, 1251. Estimates-in-Chief Agriculture and St-ock LARCOMBE, Honourable James (Keppel) Chief Office, 1223. [Secretary for Railways]- Premier and Chief Secretary Address in Reply, 205. Immigration, 842. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion Public Instruction for-Effect. of industrial trouble on primary producers (point of order). Chief Office, 1205. 1340. . Public Lands BILL: Forestry Office, 916. Duchess to Mount lsa, Railway (initiation Public W arks in committee), 1504; (2°), 1509. Buildings, 1066. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 27 MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire BILLS: (Toowong)- Cairns, Ipswich, and Toowoomba Public Address in Reply, 94. Land Mortgages (initiation in com mittee), 692; (2°), 1284; (committ.eel, BILLS: 1285. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1259, Heavy Vehicles (initiation in committee), 1264. 996, 997; (2°), 1299; (committee), 1330, 1331, 1332. 1333 ; (3°-moves amend Basic Wage (2°), 597. ment), 1421. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment in committee), 1507. (initiation in committee), 1358. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land {init-iation in committee), 1370, 1374; Perpetual Lease (init.iation), 568; (2°), 1416; (committee), 1435, 1440. (initiation in committee), 602; (2°), 638. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Land Acts Amendment (initiation in (initiation in committee), 227. committee), 1453; (2°), 1529; (com Financial Statement, 750; (point of order), mittee), 1533, 1535. 538. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Railway Strike, 487; (point of order), 481. in committee). 528; (2°), 604; (com mitt.ee), 626. 628, 631, 633, 637. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage Water (initiation in committee), 1267. of Bills through all stages in one day), 1420. Ministry, Changes in, during session Announces formation of McCormack ScPPLY: Administration, 1482. Estimates-in·C' hief- Naming of :\llr. Corser, 1180. Execut.ive and Legislative SUPPLY: Legislative Assembly, 807. Estimates-in-Chief- Home Secretary Public Lands- Chief Office, 941. Chief Office, 861, 866, 874. Forestry Office, 907. Health, 972. Irrigation and \Vater Supply Com Prisons, 1030. mission, 928. State Children, 1044. Land Court, 917. l'remior and Chief Secretary Resol-utions reported from Committee Agent-General for the State, 821. Public Lands- Audit Office, 822. Forest.ry Office. 1240. Chief Office, 814. Valedictory, 1536. Immigration, 829. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 85\J. McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred, Esquire Miscellaneous Services, 854, 859. (Merthyr)- Public Instruction BrLL: Chief Office, 1191. Bank of New South Wales Act Amend ment (initiation in committee), 771; State Schools, 1213. (2°), 1305. Public Works Financial Statement, 710. Buildings, 1061, 1065. SUPPLY: Labour, Factories, and Workers' EMi mutes-in-Chief Accommodation, 1118, 1120, 1122. Home Secretary Er solutions reported fro m Committee Chief Office, 932. Public Works- Justice- Chief Office, 1251. Electoral Registration, 1136. rote on Account (£4,700,000), 124. Friendly Societies, 1146. vVant of confidence motion (railway strike) 487; (point of order), 481. ' MOORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire (Aubigny)- McCORMACK, Honourable William (Cairns) Addre&~ in Reply, 19. [Secretary for Public Lands till 22nd Adjournment, Special (railway strike), 395. October, 1925, and Premier, Chief BILLS: Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice-Presi Appropriation, No. 2 (2°), 1256; (com dent of the Executive Council from mit.tee), 1259. 22nd October, 1925]- Basic Wage (rroves-" That counsel be Adjournment of House, Proposed motion heard at. bar of House"), 567; (sus for-Effect of industrial trouble on pension of Standing Orders), 570; (2°), primary producers (point of order) 589. ' 1344. ' Duchess to Mount !sa Railway (2°), 1512. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. MOORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire-con. SuPPLY-continued: tinued: E.•timates-in-Chicf-continued: BILLS-continued: Justice- Elections Act Amendment (initiation), Chief Office, 1122 ; (moves amend 1232. ment-" That vote be reduced by Fruit Marketing Organisation Act £1 "), 1124, 1128. Amendment (initiation), 1304; (2°), Electoral Reg.istration, 1139. 1471. Premier and Chief Secretary Heavy Vehicles (initiation in committee), 996, 999; (2°), 1306; (committee), 1328, Miscellaneous Services, 855, 860. 1329, 1332. Public Instruction- Income Tax Regulations Ratification Queensland Agricultural High School: (initiation), 18. and College, 1210. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment State Schools, 1211. (initiation), 1304; (2°), 1383; (com mittee), 1427, 1447, 1449. Public Lands Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Forestry Office, 912. (20), 339; (committee), 346, 347, 348, Resolutions reported from Committee 349, 352, 353, 355, 357, 359, 362. Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land Home Secretary- Perpetual Lease (initiation), 568; (2°), Hospit-als, 1249. 638. Premier and Chief Secretary Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1529; (com mittee), 1534, 1535. Audit Office, 1236. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in l~ublic Lands- commit-tee), 692; (2°), 1286. Forestry Office, 1239. Local Authorities Acts Amendment Irrigation and Water Supply Com (initiation in committee), 1484; (2°), mission, 1243. 1529. rote on Account (£4, 700,000), 115. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 529; (2°), 605; (com· Valedictory, 1536. mittee), 627, 631, 633, 634, 636, 637. Want of confidence motion (railway strike),. 1fedical (2°), 1455. 441. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 650; (committee), 651. MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire (Murilla) Primary Producers' Organisat-ion Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), Address in Reply, 155. 146; (2°), 282; (committee), 316, 321. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion· Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment for-Effect of industrial trouble on (initiation in committee), 142; (2°), primary indust-ri<'s, 1341. 247; (committee). 325, 328, 337. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation BILLS: in committee), 1233; (2°), 1492. "\nimals Protection (2°), 1337; (corn-· Workers' Compensation Ach Amendment mittee), 1480, 1482. (2°), 1271. Appropriation, ~o. 2 (2°), 1258, 1265. Financ.ial S!atement, 728; (printing of, in Basic ·wage (seconds motion-" That " Hansard " without being read), 436. counsel be heard at bar of House "), 567; (suspension of Standing Orders), Ministry, Changes in-Congrat-ulations ro Premier (::\Ir. Gillies), 6; (Mr. 571; (initiation in committee), 583; McCormack), 1483. (3°-moves amendment), 600. Naming of :Mr. Corscr, 1179. Coal Mining (init-iation in committee),. 1351. Railway Strike, 395, 441. Elections "\.et Amendment (2°), 1336. Sizer, Mr., Suspension of, 601. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Standing , Orders, Suspension of (passage Amendment (initiation. in committee),. of Bills through all stagt>s in one day), 1347; (2°), 1467. 1419. Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1308. SuPPLY: Income Tax Regulations Ratification Committee, Op<'ning of, 114, 400; (point (2°), 371; (committee), 376; (order for· of order), 424. 3°), 1298. Estimates-in-Chief- Industrial Arbitrat-ion Act Amendment Executive and Legislative (initiation in committee), 1352, 1354; (committee), 1426. Legislative Assembly, 810. lntipection of Machinery Act Amendment: Home Secretary- (2'), 340; (committee), 358, 360, 361, 365. Charitable Institutions and Grants, 949. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1294. Hospit-als, 976. Main Roads Act Amendment (2°), 619. Outdoor Relief, 1009. Medical (initiation), 1350; (2°), 1456; Police, 1011. (commit-tee), 1456. Prisons, 1028. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 648. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 29 :MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire-continued: NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire (Stan ley) [ vicle also " Chairman of Com BILLS-continued: mittees, Temporary"]· Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Amendment (initiation in committee Addr<>ss in Reply, 163. moves amendment), 148; (2°), 309; BILLS: (committee), 320. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment in committee), 1504; (2°), 1527. (initiation in committee), 144. Water (initiation in committee), 1268. Fruit :Ylarketing Organisation Act Amendment (2°), 1466. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (2''), 1488. Financial Statement, 662. Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1322. Railway Strike, 465. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 1429, 1445, 1451. SUPPLY: Inspcdion of Machinerv Act Amendment Estim ates·in-C' hie/- (committee), 349. " Home Secretary- Main Roads Ads Amendment (2°), 625; Aboriginals, Relief of, 941. (committee), 626, 629. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Primary Producers' Organisation Acts 955. Amendment (2°), 300. Hospitals, 979. P, inucry Products Pools Acts Amendment Outdoor Relief, 1009, io10. (2' ), 258; (committee), 332. Police, 1013. Wa tor (initiation in committee), 1269. Premier and Chief Secretary Agent-General for the State 816. \Vhcat Pool Act Amendment. (2°), 1496; (comm1ttee), 1502. Chief Office, 812, 815. ' Miscellaneous Services, 854, 856, 860. Chairman of Comrr1ittees, Ten1porary Public Lands- Callcd upon to take chair, 141, 872. Chief Office, 861. Nominated on panel, 29. Forest-ry Office, 905. Relieves Speaker in the chair, 1462. Irrigation and \Vater Supply Com mission, 917, 927. Financial Statement·, 674. Mi"cellaneous, 930. SuPPLY: Jlrsolutions rep01·ted from Committee Committee, Opening of. 429. Justice- Estiltlatcs-in-Clzi,·j Electoral' Registration, 1252. Agriculture and Stock rote on .1ccount (£4, 700,000), 117. Chemical Laboratory. 1229. \Y ant of confJdcncc motion (railway strike) ~5. , Chief Office. 1214. Home Secretary \VAYS AXD MEAXS : Hoilpitab, 1007. Balance of Estimates, 1255. l'nblic Instruction MULLAN, Honourable John (Flinders) Chief Office, 1198. [Attorney-General]- Premier and Chief Secretary BILLs: Immigration, 839. Elections Act Amendment. (initiation in Public Works committee), 1267; (2°), 1335. Buildings, 1073. State Securities Registration (initiation Res0lutions r,portecl from Committe~ in committee), 1266; (2°), 1335. Public Lands- Tn:st Accounts ~et Amendment (initia tiOn 1:'- comn11 tt-ee), 228 ; (2°), 366 ; Irrigation and vYater Supply Com \comJmttee), 368, 369. mission, 1246. T' otr on A. ccount (£4, 700,000), 134. :ScPPLY: \\'ant of confidence motion (railway str:·., Estimatr ~-in-Chief- -point of order), 479. Justice- Chief Office, 1125. PAYNE, John, Esquire (Mitchell) Courts of Petty Sessions, 1132. Electoral Registration, 1136, 1139, SuPPLY: 1146. Bstimutes-in-Chief Friendly Societies. 1148. Homo Secretary Registrar-General, 1149. Supreme Court, 1150. Chief Office, 937. Mines- Jlcwlutions reported from Committee Chief Office, 1170. Just-ice- Chief Office, 1252. Public Lands Electoral Registration, 1253. Chief Office, 893. 30 IKDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert) POLLOCK, George, Esquire (Gregory) [vide also "Chairman of Com Address in Reply, 32. mittees " and " Spe.:tker, Deputy"]- Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal control of State Departments of Address in Reply, 42. (seconds amendment), 278. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion for-Effect of industrial trouble on BILL: primary producers, 1341. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment BILLS: (2°), 1409. Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (initiation Financial Statement. 538. in committee), 1516. Income Tax Regulations Ratification (order for 3°), 1299. PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire (Normanby)- Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committce), 1442. Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Deputy Speaker, Takes chair as, 100, control of State Depar.tments of, 380. 159, 179, 195, 218, 250, 268, 380, 451, 468. 484, 502, 590, 610, 623, 1285, 1313, BILLS: 1389, 1491, 1512. Primary Producers' Organis~tion Acts SUPPLY: Amendment (2°). 295; (committee), 321. Estimates-in-Chief \Vorkcrs' Compcnsat.ion Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 827. Public Lands Workers' Homes Acts Amendment (2°), Chief Office, 868. 644. Public Works- Financial Statement, 682. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1106. Naming of :.\lr. Corser, 1179. SUPPLY: RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Burke) J~'sti matc,'j-in-C hiej Addrcss in Reply, 223. I-Iomc Set rctary- BILL: Chraitablc Institution' and Grants, Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 611. S'62. Railway Strike, 524. Chief. Office, 937. SUPPLY: Police. 1014. Estimates-in-Chief- Justice- Premier and Chief Secretary Electoral Rcgistrat.ion, 1143. Audit. Office, 823. :\1ines- \V ant of confidence motion (railway strike), Chief Office, 1152. 524. Public Imtruction Chief Office. 1194. ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire (East. Premier and Chief Secretary Toowoomba)- Immigration, 847. Address in Reply, 103. Public Lands BILLS: Forestry Office, 902. Animals Protection (2°), 1338. Irrigation and \Vater Supply Corn Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1261, mission, 929. 1265. Public Works- Basic Wage (suspension of Standing Labour, Factories. and Workers' Orders), 573. Accommodation, 1117, 1118. Cairns. Ipswich, and Toowoornba Public Resolutions reported from Cornm.itta Land :Mortgages (committee), 1285. Public Lands- Coal Mining (initiation in committee), 1351. Irriljia~ion and Water Supply Com missiOn, 1245. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Amendment (initiation in committee), T' ate on A.ccotmt (£4, 700,000), 122. 1349. Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1326. PETRIE, Andrew Lang, Esquire Income Tax RPgulations Ratificatirm (Toombul)- (initiation), 18; (2°), 375; (committee), 376. SUPPLY: Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Estirnates-in-C hief (initiation in committee), 1352, 1354; (committee), 1428, 1432. Public W arks Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Buildings, 1057. (committee), 348, 362. Valedictory, 1537. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1290. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 31 ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire-con SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand t.:nued: gate)- BILLS-continued: Address in Reply, 210. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion Local Authorities Acts Amendment (ini for-Effect of industrial trouble on tiation in committee), 1485. primary producers, 1342. Medical (initiation), 1350. BILLS: Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Basic Wage (suspension of Standing Amendment (committee), 318, 321. Orders), 572; (initiation in committee), Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal 577. (initiation in committee), 604. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment Amendment (initiation in committee), (initiation incommittee}, 1276. 1346. ·workers' Homes Acts Amendment (com Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1315. mittee), 646. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 1360. Naming of Mr. Corser, 1179, 1180. \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment Printing Committee, Appointment as (init-iation in committee), 827. member, 18. Financial Statement, 705; (point of order\, Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage 789. of Bills through all st-ages in one day), 1419. SrPPLY: Estimates-in-Ch-ief SUPFLY: Executive and Legislative ER! i mat1 s-in-Chief Legislative Assembly, 805. Home Secretary- Ho·ne Secretary Charitable Institutions and Granta, Chief Office, 935. 948, 954. Hospitals, 1004, 1007. Premier and Chief Secretary Insanity, 1007. Immigration, 832. J"azarct, 1008. Ilrsolutions reported from Committee Outdoor Relief, 1009. Irrigation and Water Supply Com Police, 1023. mission, 1248. State Children, 1038, 1042. Teller, Refuses to act as, 599; suspended from services of House, 599. Justice- Chief Office, 1129. SMITH, ij:onourable William Forgan Electoral Registration, 1134, 1137. (Mackay) [Secretary for Agriculture :Friendly Societies, 1147. and Stock]- Rcgist-rar-Generl),l, 1149. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion Mines- for-Effect of industrial trouble ou Chief Office, 1150. primary producers, 1342. Premier and Chief Secretary Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Chief Office, 816. control of State Departments of, 274; (moves amendment), 276. Public Instruction Chief Office, 1190. BILLS: Fruit Market-ing Organisation Act Public Lands Amendment (initiation in committee), Chief Office, 888. 1345; (2°), 1457; (committee), 1474. Land Court, 916. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Public Works- Amendment (initiation in committee), 146; (2°), 261; (committee), 315, 318, Gas Act of 1916, 1122. 320, 321. Labour, Factories, and Workers' Primary Products Pools Acts Amendment Accommodation, 1117, 1120. (.init-iation in committee), 142; (2°), Re.,olutions r:eported from Committee 228; (committee), 323, 324, 325, 327, 328, Chief Secretary- 335~ Wheat Pool Act Amendment (initiation State Radio Station, 1239. in committee), 1233; (2°), 1485; (com Ho.me Secretary- mittee), 1500. State Children, 1250. Railway Strike, 495. Ju-stice- SuPPLY: Chief Office, 1252. Estirnates-in-Ch·iej- Electoral Registration, 1254. Agriculture and Stock- Chief Office, 1214, 1220, 1228. RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook) Cotton Industry, 1229. State Farms and Gardens, 1229. SuPPLY: Premier and Chief Secretary Estimates-in-Chief Miscellaneous Services, 853. Mines- Want of confidence motion (railway strike}. Chief Office, 1160, 1179. ~5. - 32 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram Eacham Electoral District-Announces (Maree)]- resignation of Hon. W. N. Gillies, 1503. Adjournment of House- Elections Tribunal, Announces judge for lion. member for Mirani precluded by 1925, 5. Standing Order No. 307 from moving adjournment. of House to discuss effect Extracts from newspapers- of industrial trouble on sugar industry, Lengthy quotations not in order, 446, 1055. 495. Motion proposing to discuss definite Relevant quotations from, permissible, matter of urgent public importance 1412. alleged unsafe condition of Queensland railways-not allowed because oppor GricYances-No discussion of grievances tunity for discussion was given on allowed en motion " That t.he Speaker Address in Reply, and further oppor do now leave the chair" when a Tem tunity would be given on Financial porary Supply Bill is to be considered, Statement, 308. 114. Primary producers, Effect SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Nott, Frederick BILLS-continued: Lancelot, Esquire (Stanley)]- Primary Producers' Organisation Acts Relieves Speaker in the chair, 1462. Amendment (2°), 293; (committee), 319. SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Pollock, George, Primary Product;; Pools Acts Amendment Esquire (Gregory), Chairman of Com· (2°), 243; (committee), 329. mittees]- Wheat Pool Act Amendment (com- mittee), 1501. Bills-On second reading principles only may be discussed, 1315, 1491, 1497. Financial Statement, 765, 772, 801. Extracts, Insertion of, in "Hansard " Railway Strike, 517. without being read, 102, 468. SUPPLY: Interjections disorderly, 452, 473. Committee, Opening of, 406. Order in debate, 251, 252, 612, 623. E.•timat es-in-C hie/ Relieves Speaker in t-he chair, 100, 159, Executive and Legislative- 179, 195, 218, 250, 268, 380, 451, 468, 484, 502, 590, 610, 623, 624, 1285, 1313, His Excellency the Governor, 801. 1389, 1491, 1512. Legislative Assembly (moves amend Unparliamentary language, 199. ment-" That the vot-e be reduced by £1 "), 803, 809. Home Secretary STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount Morgan) [Home Secretary]- Hospitals, 982. Police, 1015. BILLs: Premier and Chief Secretary Animals Protection (2°), 1336. Miscellaneous Services, 859. City of Townsville Public Hall Improve ment (2°), 1336. Public Lands Local Authorities Acts Amendment (ini· Forestry Office, 913. tiation in committee), 1484; (2°), 1528. Irrigation and Water Supply Corn· Medical (initiation in committee), 1349; mission, 921. (2°), 1454; (committee), 1457. Public W arks \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment Buildings, 1069. (initiation .in committee), 1272. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1095, 1098, 1109. SUPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief Resolutions reported from Committee Home Secretary- Public Lands- Charitable Institutions and Gra.nti, Irrigation and Water Supply Com 946, 950. mission, 1247. Chief Office, 931, 938. Vote on Account (£4,700,000), 141. Hospitals, 987. Want of confidence motion (railway strike), 517; (point of order), 507. Resolutions reported from Committee Home Secretary- TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire (Windsor) State Children, 1250. Address in Reply, 46. Adjournment of House, Proposed motion SW AYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire for-Effect of industrial trouble on (Mirani)- primary producers, 1344. Address in Reply, 59. Adjournment, Special (railway strike), 398. Adjournment of House, Proposed mot·ion BILLS: for-Effect of industrial trouble on primary producers (point of order), Bank of New South Wales (2°), 1305. 1343. Basic Wage (suspension of Standing Agriculture and Stock, Suggested Federal Orders), 571. control of Stat.e Departments of, 390. Coal Mining (2°), 1475. BILLS: Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1526. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1264. Heavy Vehicles (2°), 1314. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment Duchess to Mount Isa Railway (2°), 1525. (2°), 1391; (committee), 1423, 1443, Heavy Vehicles (committee), 1328, 1329, 1447. 1332. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Indust-rial Arbitration Act Amendment committee), 695. (initiation in committee), 1353, 1374; Leadership of Nationalist party, 16. (2°), 1408; (committee), 1434, 1448, 1452. Ministry, Changes in-Congratulations to Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Premier (:\1r. McCormack), 1483. (initiation in committee), 227; (com mittee), 364, 365. Railway Strike, 509. 1925-c 34 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSE;\IIBLY. TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire-continued: SUPPLY: SUPPLY: Estimatrs-in-Cki!/- Premier and Chief Secretary b'st irnatcs-in-C hiej- Execut.ive and Legislative- Chief Office, 813. Immigration, 831. His Excellency the Governor, 802. Justice- Miscellaneous Services, 853, 855. Chief Office, 1124. Queensland Radio Service, 853. Public Lands Electoral Registration, 1137, 1139. Mines- Chief Office, 871. Public \Vorks Chief Office, 1175. Buildings, 1060. State Mining Operations, 1189. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1079, Premier and Chief Secretary 1108. }.liscellaneous Services, 858. Want of confidence motion (railway strike), Public Lands 461. Forestry Office, 897. Public Works- WALKER, Harry . Frederick, Esquire Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1089. (Cooroora) [vide also ''Chairman of Committees, T0mporary "], Resolutions Tcported from Committee Address in Reply, 37; (asks for extension Public Lands- of time), 42. Forestry Office, 1239. Chairman of Committees, Temporary Want of confidence mot.ion (railway strike), Called upon to take chair, 314. 509. Nominat-ed on panel, 29. BILLS: THEODORE, Honourable Edward Granville Basic Wage (initiation-moves amend Esquire (Chillagoe)- ment), 574; (initiation in committee Resigns his seat, 617. moves amendment),. 575. Coal Mining (2°), 1476; (committee), VOWLES, William John, Esquire (Dalby) 1478, 1479. Fruit Marketing Organisation Act Address in Reply, 25; (point of order), Amendment (2°), 1469. 32. Income Tax Regulations Ratification BILLS: (2°), 376. Animals Protection (committee), 1482. Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment. Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 1259. (2°), 345; (committee), 356. Basic Wage (2°), 596. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 648. Income Tax Regulations Ratification Primarv Products Pools Acts Amend (2°), 370; (committee), 377. ment, (2°), 246; (committee), 330. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment SUPPLY: (2°), 1413; (commit.tee), 1421, 1440, 1443. Estirnates-in-C hie/ Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment Mines- (committee), 347, 350. Chief Office, 1156. Ipswich Trades and Labour Hall Land Public Instruction Perpetual Lease (2°), 638. Chief Office, 1195. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 694; (2°), 1287. Resolutions nported from Committee Local Authorities Acts Amendment (ini· Public Lands- tiation in committee), 1485. Forestry Office, 1240. Main Roa.ds Ac(.s Amendment (com mittee), 630. WARREN, Richard James, Esquire Primary Producers' Organisation ActB (Murrumba)- Amendment (2°), 313. Salaries Acts of 1922 and 1923 Repeal Address in Reply, 171. (2°), 641; (committee), 642, 645. BILLS: Trust Accounts Act Amendment (2°), Inspection of Machinery Act Amendment 367; (committee), 369. (committee), 351. Wheat Pool Act Amendment (2°), 1489. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 624. \Yorkcrs' Compensation Acts Amendment Mining Acts Amendment (committee), (init.iation in committee), 828; (2°), 651. 1276. Primary Producers' Organisation Acts 'Workers' Hom.es Acts Amendment (2°), Amendment (2°), 292. 643; (committee), 645. Priman- Products Pools Acts Amendment Railway StrikP, 461. (2°). 252; (commitlce), 326, 332. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 35 WARRE:J, Richryrd James, EsqLlire-con· WILSON, Honourable Thomas, (Fortitude tinued: Valley) [Secretary for Public Instruction]- SuPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 415. SurPLY: EHtimateo~-in-Chicf- Esti11wtes·in-Chief- HomP SPcrPtary- Public Instruct·ion Charitflble Institutions and Grants, Chief Of!ice, 1189, 1207. 952. Inspection, 1210. Chid Office, 938. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1210. Queensland Agricultural High School Ilealth, 068. and College, 1210, 1211. Premier aud Chief Secretary Queensland University, 1210. Immigration, 846. Schools of Arts, 1211. Miscellaneous Services, 853, 854. Secondary Education, 1211. Public Lands Sta tc Schools, 1211, 1213. Chid Office, 884. Technical Education, 1214. Training College, 1210. Irrigation and Water Supply Com \Vomen's College, 1211. mission, 926. Public Works- WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire (Queen Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1112. ton)- WEIR, David, Esquire (Maryborough) [vide Address in Reply, 214. also " Chairman of Committees, Tem BILL: porary "]. \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment (2''), 1277. Address in Reply, 197. Financial Statement (point of order), 754. Chairman of Committees, Temporary SUPPLY: Called upon to take chair, 681, 703, 780, 868, 91'7, 954, 1064, 1087, 1177, 1181. 1'.1-rst i1n ate .~-itl-(} hie/ Nominat.ed on panel, 29. Home Secret-ary- BILLS: Charitable Institutions and Grants, 946, 949. Industrial Arbitration Act Amendment (committee), 1424, 1445. Mines- Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 613. Chief Office, 1151. Primarv Products Pools Acts Amendment Premier and Chief Secretary (2°), 260. Chief Office, 816. Financial Statement, 794. Immigration, 838. Naming of Mr. Corser, 1180. Public Works Buildings, 1059. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Ch icf WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire Homc Secretary- (Bulimba)- Charitable Instit-utions and Grants, 952. Address in Reply, 159. Prieons, 1032. BILLS: Justice- Animals Protection (committee), 1479. Electoral Registration, 1H5. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 622. Public Instruction Primarv Products Pools Acts Amendment (2°), 241. Chief Office, 1202. Workers' Homes Acts Amendment (corn Public W arks- mi ttee), 646. Court of Industrial Arbitration, 1083. Financial St.atement, 699. Electoral Registration, 1145. SUPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief WELLINGTON, William John, Esquire (Charters Towers)- Home Secretary- Charitable Institutions and Grants, Address in Reply, 173. 950. SuPPLY: Health, 957. Estimates-in-Chief Miscellaneous Services, 1048. Mines- Public W arks Chief Office, 1155. Buildings, 1063. By Authority: ANTHONY JAMES CUMMING, Government Printer, Brisbane.