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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
PARLIAMENTARY. DEBATES.
Ycqis latib e ff ouncril mtb teislatirN ss ernbfij.
FIFTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION. 1904.
40 EDWARDI VII,
VOLUME XXVI. (flEW SES.1S84
COMdPRISING THE PERtIOD FROM
10th November to 24th December, 1 904.
PERTH- BY AUTRO~tLTY: WM. ALFRED WATSON, GOVEJRfl1ENT efINTRII. 1905. CONTENTS.
Pag Legislature of Western Australia ...... v.
Ministry (The) ...... V.
Members of the Legislative Council ...... vi.
Members of the Legislative Assembly .. ... T.v..i..
Public Statutes of the session ...... 1 .. viii.
Privsje Statutes of the Sessioni ...... X.
Public Bills of the Session ... ni.
Subjects, Index to...... -...... , a.
Speeches, Inde" to...... xxxLifi.
Debates Reported ...- ...... 1-2351
Divisions (see under each Subject of Index).
V,
LEGISLATURE OF WESTERN AU1ISTRALJA.
GOVERNOR: Hrs EXCELT.ENOY ADMIRAL Brrc a BDERIO GEoRGE DENHAM BEDFORtD, C.C.B.
MINISTRIES (2):
P111TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.
THE JAMES M1IN1STRY: (Resigned after resolution implying want of confidence, 10th August.)
Premier and Attorney General .. Tug How. WALTER HART wELL JAuEs, K.C., m.L.A. Colonial Secretary and Minister for Education THE HON. WALTER KINOSMILL, )X.L.C. Minister for Mines...... THE HON. HENRYT GREG;ORY, M.L.A. Minister for Lands...... TmE HoN. JOHN MARQUIS HOPKINS, M.L.A.
Colonial Treasurer and Minister for Railways .. Tun Hon. CORNTHWAITE HECTOR R-ASON,
Minister for Works...... THrE HoN. Join; LziaHTON NANsoN, M.L.A.
THE DAQLISH MINISTRY: (Appointed 1th August.) Colonial Treasurer and Minister for Education.. THE HON. HENRY DAGLISH, lIL.A. Minister for Mines and Justice .. THE HON. ROBERT HASTIE, M.L.A. Minister for Lands ...... THE HON. JOHN MICHAEL DREW, M.L.C. Minister for Works...... THE Hoa. Wmn. DAHYNEILL JoHNSON, M.L.A. Colonial Secretary THE HON. GEORGE TAYLOR, M.L.A. Minister for Railways and Labour.. THE HoN. JOHN BAUKELL HOLMAN, M.L.A. Minister vithout portfolio...... THE HoN. Wmt. CuAnyEs ANOWIN, M.L.A. VT.
THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL: FIFTH PARLIAMENT--FIRST SESSION. President:-The Hon. Sir GEORGEt SHnwroN, Kt. Cbhirna of Conmittees i-The BON. Hewey Hlawes.
Member. IDate of Ejection. Pic."
1. Blellinghamn, The Honourable George ...... May, 1002 South 2. Briggs,* The Honourable Henry ...... May, 1904 West 8. Brimage, The Honourable Thomas Frederick Outridgo Sept., 1900 South 4. Clarke, The Honourable Ephraim Mayo .. ... May, 1002 South-West 5. Connolly, The Honourable James Daniel .. ... June, 1901 North-East 6. Demipster, The Honourable Charles Edward .. ... May, 1900 East 7. Drew, The Honourable John Michael ...... May, 1902 Central 8. Hackett, The Honourable John Winthrop .. ... May, 1900 South-West 9. Haenersley. The Honourable Vernon ...... August, 1904 East 10. Haynes,* The Honourable Samuel Johnson .. ... May, 1004. South-East 11. Kingsmill,* The Honourable Walter ...... May, 1904! M't'p'n Sown 12. Lane, The Honourable Zebina ...... May, 1004 M't'p'n Sabtn 13. Langaford, The Honourable Joseph Wood .. ... January, 1904 M't'p'n Sab'n 14. Laurie, The Honourable Robert ...... December, 1901 West 15. Loton, The Honourable William Thorley .. ... May, 1902 East 16. McKenzie, The Honourable Robert Donald .. ... May, 1904 North-East 17. Metarty,- The Honourable Edward ... .. may, 1904 South-West 18. Maley, The Honourable Wesley...... May, 1000 South-East 19. Moss, The Honourable Matthew Lewis ..... I May, 1002 West 20. Oats, The Honourable William ...... May, 1004 South 21. Patrick, The Honourable William ...... May, 1904 Central 22. Fiesse, The Honourable Charles Austin .. ... May, 1002 South-East 23. Randall,* The Honourable George...... May, 1904 Metropolitan 24. Shenton, The Honourable Sir George, Kt. (President) May, 100 Me-tropolitan 25. ShoDl, The Honourable Robt. Fredk . ... May, 1=0 Northp 26. Sommiers, The Honourable Charles .. May, 1900 North-East 27. Stone, The Hionourable Frank Mends .. May, 190 North 28. Thomson, The Honourable Joseph Angu,. May, 190 Cen(,tral 29. Wittenoom, The Honourable Sir EdwadHm . May, 1902 North. SO. Wright, The Honourable James Willim. May, 1902 Metropolitan
NOTE-Star (6) after name si flee re-election at the eud of lat term ended April, 1904l. The flou. JM. Drew re-elected also as a Minister. 'VII.
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
FIFTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST ARRAIGN.
Speaker :-The Honourable MATHIESON HAR JACOB'!.
Okainnan of Oonnnittees :-THo~aS HlExuY BATH, ESQ.
MUmber. WhV~enElected. I 1District.
Angwin, The Hon. William Charles.. June, 1904 .. Fremantle, East Blath;,* Thomas Henry, Esq ... .. June, 1904 .. Brown Hill Bolton, Harry Edward, Esq ... .. June, 1904 .. Fremantle, North Brown, Harry, Esq...... June, 1904 .. Perth Barges, mocbard Goldsmith, Esq. .. June, 1904! . York Butcher,* William James, Esq. .. June, 1904 .. Gascoyne Canon, Henry, Esq...... June, 1904.. Geraddto n Connor,0 Francis, Esq...... June, 1904 . Kimuberley Coweher, George Stanyford FrancisE sq. June, 190* . Williams Daglish,* The Hon. Henry .. .. June, 1904 .. Subiaco Diamond,* Arthur James, Esq. .. June, 1904* . Fremzantle, Souti Ellis, Henry Augustus, Esq ...... June, 1904 .. Coolgardin Foulkes,* John Charles Griffiths, Esq. June, 1904 .. Claremont Gill, Frederick, Esq ...... June, 1904 .. Ealkatta, Gordon,* William Beattie, Esq. June, 1904 . Canning Gregory,* Henry, Esq ...... June. 1904 .. Menzries Hardwvick, John Edwvard .. .. October, 1904 Perth, East Harper;* Charles, Esq...... June, 1904 .. Bleverley Hastie,' The Hon. Robert .. .. June, 1904 .. Ran ownsa Haywsrd, 'Thomas, Esq. .. .. June, 1904 .. Wellington Heitmarn, Edward Ernest, Esq. .. June, 1904 .. cue Renshaw, Ernest Percival, Esq. .. June, 1904 .. Collie Hicks,' John Sydney, Esq...... June, 1904 .. Roebourne Holman,,' The Hon. John Barkell .. June, 1904 .. Murchison Hopkins,' John Marquis, Esq. .. June, 1901 . Boulder Horan, Austin Alis, Esq...... June, 1904 .. Yilgarn Jsell,' James, Esq...... June, 1904, . Pilbarra Jacoby.' The Hon. Mathieson Harry June, 1904 .. Swan Johnson.* The Ron. Win. Dartnell.. June, 1904 .. Kal goorlie Keyser, Charles Christopher, Esq... June, 1904 .. Albany Layman, Chbarles Henry, Esq. .. June, 1904 Nelson Lynch, Patrick Joseph. Esq. June, 190* . Mount Leonora MoLarty, John Pollard, Esq. .June, 1904 .. Murray Moore, Newton James, Esq. June, 1904, . Bunbury Moore, Samuel Fortoscue, Esq. .. June, 1904 .. Trwin Moran,' Charles John, Esq ...... June, 1904 .. Perth, West Nanson,' John Leighton, Esq ...... June, 1904 .. Gireenough Needham, Edward, Esq. June, 1%04 .. Fremnantle Nelson, Wallace, Esq...... JuueplQG4 .. ]Jannans Piesse,' The Hon. Frederick Henry.. June, 1904 .. Katanning Quinlan,* Timothy Francis, Esq. June, 1904 .. Toodyay Rason,' Corntbwaite Hector, Esq. June, 1904 .. Guildford Soaddan, John, Esq. . . . June, 1904 . Ivanhoe Taylor,* The Hon. George .. .. June, 1904 .. mount Margaret Thomas,' Albert Ernest, Esq. .. Dundaei Troy, Michael Francis, Esq ...... 1June, 1904 .. Mount Magnet Watts, Alfred John Henry, Esq. Northamn Wilson, Albert James, Esq. .. Forrest .. June, 1904 Wilson, Francis Ford...... June, 1904, . Perth, North Wilson, Frank, Esq...... Sussex
Norit-Star ($) after namce signifies the Memiber Sat in leet Assembly. NeMnitraloreecdNew Xiisters also reeltd August, 1905. virz
PUBLIC STATUTES OF THE SRiSSJON (35).
FIFTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.
AuRicUTURAL RAnt Ac's AMENDMENT ACT (4 Ed., No. 24)- An Act to farther amend the Agricultural Bank Act, 1894. [Introduceid in Assembly by the Premier and Treasutrer (Hon. I3- Daglish), Wtth December. Assent given.)
APPROPRIATION ACT (4 Ed., No. 17)- An Act to apply sum out of the Consolidated ltev~nue Fund and from Mloneys; to credit of thea General Loan Fund to the Services of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, 105, and to appropriate the supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. [[utreduced in Assembly 23rd December. Assent given.]
BILLS or Excnanox ACT AMENDMENT ACT (4 Ed., No. 29)- An Act to amend the Bills of Exchange Act, 1884. [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands (Bon. J. M. Drew), 14th December. Assent given.]
BaANDs AaT (4 Ed., No. 3)- An Act to amend the Law relating- to the Registration of Birands on Stock. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Ron. 0. Taylor), 22nd November. Assent given.]
Bua FIRES ACT AMENDMENT AcT (4 Ed-,.No. 11)- An Act to amend the Bush Fires Act, 1902. [introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Railways and Labour (Hon. 3. R. Holman). 15th November. Assent given.)
CITY OF PERTH TnAxwavs Ac'r AMENmDMENT ACT (4 Ed., No. 1S)- An Act to confirm a farther Provisional Order to amend, extend, and vary certain Provisional Orders authorising the construction of Trainways in the City of Perth. [Introduced in Assembly hy the Minister for Works (Ron. W. D. Johnson), 14th December. Assent given.]
DAY DAWN MUNICIPAL RATES ;rALIDATION ACT (4 Ed., No. 3)- An Act to validate certain Rates struck by the Council of the Municipality of Day Dawn. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Mon. G. Taylor), 15th September. Assent given 30th September.]
DISTRSS FR RENT RESTRICTION ACT (4 Ed., No. itt)- An Act to amend the law relating to Distress for Rent. [Introduced in Assembly by Mr. A. 3. Wilson, 30th November- Assent given.)
EARLLY CLOSING AaT AMENDMENT key (4 Ed.. No. 27)~- An Act to farther amend the Early Closing Act, 2902. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Railways and Labour (Hon. J. B. Holman), 8th December. Assent given.]
FAc'roasss Aer AMEN4DMENT ACT (4 Ed.. No. 19) - Au Act to amend the Factories Act, 1004. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Rail ways and Labour (Ron. .1. Rolman), 9th November. Assent given.]
FnexMAwNTL MUNICIrAs LOANS VALIDATFoN AeT (4 Ed., No. 10)- An Act to render valid certain Loans raised by the Municipslity of Fremantle. [ Introduced in Assembly by Hon. MI. L. Moss, 2Otb October. Assent given.] FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT AMECNDMENT Acar (4 Ed., No. 9)- [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Railways and Labour 9th November. Assentgivsn.) INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS ACT AMENN ACr (4 Ed., No. 4)- An Act to amend the Industrial Statistics Act, 1897. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Hon. U. Hastie), 14th September. Assent given, l3th October.] Ix
INSPECTIOX OF MACHINERY ACT (4 Ed., No. 28)- -An Act to provide for the Inspection and Regulation of Boilers and Machinery. [introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Hon. ft. Hastie), 14th September. Assent given.)
LAND ACT AMENDMIENT AaT (4 Ed., No. 33)- An Act to farther amend the Land Act, 1898. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Hon. Rt. Hastie), 20th December. Assent given.J [Larkin Street Closure, see " Street Closure.")
LOAN Act (4 Ed., No. 24)- An Act to authorize the raising of a sum of X01.582,000 by Loan for the construction of certain Public Works, and other purposes. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier and Tressurer (Hon. H. Daglish), 21st December. Assent given.]
LOCAL. COURTS Acv (4 Ed., No. 26)- An Act to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Local Courts. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier and Attorney General (Hon. Walter James), 28th July. Assent given.)
LOCAL INSCRIBED STOCK ACT AMENDMENT ACT (4 Ed., No. 81)- Au Act to farther amend the Local Inscribed Stock Act, 1897. [Introduced in Assembly byt the Premier and Treasurer (B on. H. ])aglish), 21st December. Assent given.]
METROPOLITAN WArEawo-irs ACT AMENDMENT ACT (4 Ed., No:-G) An Act to farther amend the Metropolitan Water Works Act, 1898. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier and Treasurer (Hon, H. Daglish), 14th September. Assent given 1st November.]
Mnrss REGULATION ACT AmENDMECNT ACT (4 Ed., No. 12)- An Act to Amend the Mines Regulation Act, 1895. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Hon. It. Hastie), 14th September. Assent given.)
NAVIGATION ACT (4 Ed., No. 34)- An Act relating to Navigation. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Hon. G. Taylor), 15th November. Assent given.] iNORTH FRIEMANTLE STREETS DEDICALTION ACT (4 Ed., No. 23)- An Act to enable Coventry Parade and Christina Parade, North Fremantle, to be dedicated to the public. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Hon. G. Taylor), 15th December. Assent given.) NORTH PERTH TRAM WAYS ACT (4 Ed., No. 21)- An Act to confirm a Provisional Order authorising the Construction of Tramways in tho Municipality of North Perth. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works (Ron. W. D. Johnson), 14th December. Assent given.J
Noxious WEEDS ACT (4 Ed., No. 20)- An Act to prevent the spread of Noxious Weeds. [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands (Eon. J. M. Drew), 21st September. Assent given.]
PERMANENT RESERVE REDEDICATION ACT, Claremont (4 Ed., No. 82)- AA An Act to enable the purpose of portion of Permanent Reserve numbered 4228 to be changed. [Introduced in Concil by the Minister for Lands ( Hon. J. M. Drew), 21st December. Assent given.] PUBLIC HEALTH ACT A MENDMENT ACT, Kalgoorlie-Boulder etc- (4 Ed., No. 35)- An Act to amend the Health Act, 1898. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Ron. G. Taylor), 24th December. Assent given.]
PUBLIC Ssavxcxn ACT (4 Ed., No. 16)- An Act for the Regulation of the Public Service. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier and Treasurer (Hon. H. Daglish), 20th September. Assent given.) ROADS ACv AMENDMENT Acv, Jetties etc. (4 Ed., No. 22)- An Act to farther amend the Roads Act, 1902. [Introduced in Assembly by Mr. S. C. 0T. Foulkes, 30th November. Assent given.) X
ST~AE9 CLOSURE ACT, Larkin Street, Kanowna (t Ed., No* 8)- Au Act for the Closing of portions of Larkin Street, in the Municipality of Kanowna. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works (Hon. W. D. Johnson), 18th October. Assent given.)
SUPPLY ACTS (4)- First: £1,000,000, introduced 3rd August. Assent given (No. 1). Second: £1500,000, introduced ltb September. Assent given (No. 2). Third: £260,000, introduced 27th October. Assent given (No. 7). Fourth: £250,000, introduced 7th December. Assent given (No. 14).
TRARxWAYa ACT AKENDTCEN'r ACT (4 Ed., No. 5)- An Act to amend the Tramwaye Act, 1M6. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works (Hon. W. D. Johnson), 14th Septemnber. Assent given.)
TRUCK ACT AxiNDmRNT ACT (4 Ed., No. 1)- An Act to farther amend the Truck Act, 1899. [Introduced in Council by Hon. Sir E. H1. Wittenooin, 1st November. Assent given.J
VICTRIsA PARK Taniw~rs ACr (4 Ed., No. 25)- An Act to confirm a Provisional Order authorising the Construction of Tram ways in the Municipality of Victoria Park. [Introduced in Assembly by thq Minister for Works (Hon. W. D. Johnson), 14th December. Assent given.)
PRIVATE STATUTES OF THE SESSION (2).
XAcGooonnw AND BOULDER RACING CnLuis Aci'- An Act to enable the Members of the Kalgoorlie Racing- Club and of the Boulder Racing Club to and slue and be sued in the name of the Cha~irnman for the time being of each such Clubs, for other purposes. [Introduced in Assembly by Mr. J. MI. Hopkins, 4th October. Assent giveni.]
KALGOORLIE TRAM WAYS RACECOURSE EXTENSION Acr- An Act to anthorise the Kalgoorlie Electric Tramways Limited to construct, maintain, and manage a, line of Tranmways on the Racecourse at Kalgoorlie. [Introduced in Assembly by Mr. Wallace Nelson, 27th September. Assent given.] xt
PUBLIC BILLS OF THE SESSION, INTRODUCED BUT NOT PASSED (18).
FIFTH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION. ABORIGINS PROTECTION BILL (No. I)- Introduced in Council by Hon. W. Kingamill, Colonial Secretary, to assort privilege of House, 28th July; after first reading, Bill withdrawn 20th September, to be recast in view of report by Dr. Roth, Special Commissioner.
ABORtIIES PROTECTION BILL (No. 2)-. Introduced in Council (after change of Ministry) by the Minister for Lands (Hon. J. M. Drew) 21st September; passed all stages. Received in Assembly 16th December; ord6r for second reading discharged at end of Session.
AGRICULTURAL BANK AcT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands (Hon. 3. I. Drew) 14th December; passed all stages. Received in Assembly 16th December; ruled out of order as a Money Bill which should originate in Assembly. (Second Bill introduced accordingly, and passed.)
DEFAATON AcT AMENDMENT BILL- introduced in Assembly by Mr. W. Nelson (Hannans District) 14th December; order for secoInd reading discharged at end of session.
INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION ACT AMENDMENT BILL (No. I)- Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Railways and Labour (Hon, J. Bi. Holmnan) 15th September; Withdrawn alter debate on second reading (in reference to position and powers of President of the Court). 29th September.
INDUSTRtIAL CONCILATION AND ARBITRATION ACw AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2)- Introduced in Assembly on withdrawal of first Bill, 29th September ; passed all stages. Received in Council 20th October, and amended. Returned to Assembly aod the amendments of Council considered; two amendments disagreed to by Assembly 24th November. These amendments farther considered by Council and insisted on, lst December. Bill finally abandoned in Assembly by discharge at end of session.
LAW or LIBEL AMNDwMENT Acr (Imperial) ADOPrIONr BILL- Introduced in Council by Hon. 3. W. Wright (Metropolitan Province) 14th December; second reading debated, the Bill rejected on voices 21st December. LEGAL PRACTIsTIONERS AcT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Ron. Rt. Hastie) 9th November; referred to Select Committee lst December; no report made. LICENINo AC, SUSPENSON BILL Introduced in Assembly by the Premier (Ron. H. Daglish) 30th November; passed 'all stages. Received in Council 13th December; Second reading debated, the Bill rejected on division by 20 to 5, 14th December.
LICENSING BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 22nd September; niot proceeded with, the order for second rending discharged at end of session. MINING ACT AMENDENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by Mr. Mf. F. Troy (Mount Magnet District) 14th December; order for Second reading- discharged at end of session. Xt'
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Honorary Minister (Hon. W. C. Angwin) 14tb September; passed all stages. Received in Council 29th November; amended and passed. Raturned to Assembly with amendments, 20th December; amendments not Considered by Assembly, the Bill discharged from Notice Paper at end of Session.
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK Aar A.,sNOMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works for the Treasurer (Hon. H. Daglish), to enlarge the scope of the Savings Bank. 15th December; passed all stages. Received in Council 22nd December; second reading debated, the Bill rejected on division by 8 to 7, 23rd December.
PUBLIC HE.ALTH BILL (No. I)- Introduced in Council (before Change of Ministry) 3rd August; after first reading, discharged from Notice Paper 20th September.
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL (No. 2)- Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (Hon. 0. Taylor) 29Dth Septemuber; referred to Select Committee with leave to travel for evidence, lst December; no report made. RILrWAY TtArc BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier (Hon. H. Daglish) 14th September;j. Bill not proceeded with, the order for Second weading discharged at end of session.
REFE14ENDUM (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL) BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier (Bon. H. Daglish) 11th October, to refer to Assembly electors the questions (i) of a single-chamber legislature, (2) household suffrage for Council electors; Bill1 not proceeded with, the order for second reading discharged at end of session. TRANSFER OF LAND Amr AMIENDniNT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines and Justice (Hon. R. Hastie) 24th November;j passed through Committee 1st December; not proceeded with thereafter, the order discharged at end of session. X111-
INDEX
TO0 P ARLIAMENT ARY DEBATES. FIFTHR PARILI AM5ENT-FIRlST SS I80N. O
vorluMXE XXV.-NEW SERIIES.
INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
Expla nation of Abbreviaiont-Is., 2R., 3a., First, Second, or Third Reading of a Bill--Coin., Committee of the whole IHouse.-Lnterj., Interjection in Debate-I., Motioa.-q., Question to a Minister.
A. ADDRESS-IN-REPLY To QOVERNOR's OPENING Sr-EaMH-Continued. Aborigines Protection Bill- Council-n. Hon. R. D. McKenzie 4, secohided Coiucit-m. In. 4, withdrawal (pending re- Hon. W. Oats 8, second day of debate 24. ceipt of special Report by Dr. Both) 341 third 66, procedure on want-of-confidence motion in Assembly 66, fourth day 132, fith day 198, sixth day 275, Address Aborigines Protection Bill (No. 2)-- adopted 288, presentation 59., 665 (see asoe "Ministerial changes" Assen,6y-la. 1971, order discharged (end of session) 2321 Council-Introduced 387, 2n. 657, 663, 716, ADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE-- 984, referred to select commit-tee 985, re- Assembly-Remarks by the Premier ([Ion. W. port presented 1674, Committee of Rouse James) 23, 63. 197, 274; adjournment for 1870, 3a. 1942 Ministerial elections 291; remarks by Minister for Mines (Hon. R. Hoetie) &41, ASENCE OF Mtna WITHUTr LekvE- by Mr. Speaker 1050, by the Premier (Hen. H. Daglish) 2230, discussion on land Council--Explanation 1242 purchases at Fremantle 2321 Council-Remarks 288, Ministerial elections ACOUSTIC DEFEsCTS IN NEWCABR (see 290, remarks 341, 747, 1296, 2172, 2254 Under "' Hansard," " Press ") ADJOURNMEN'r OF HOUSE, SPECIAL ADDRSS IN REPLY TO GovERNOR's OPNNG~ OCCASION- SPEECH- Assembly--Ministerial re-elections (a month) Assemnbly-m. Mr. A. J. Diamond affirming 291, National Agricultural Show 856 me confidence in the James Government 12, " Urgency Motions"I seconded Mr. N. J. Moore 20; second day, amendment want-of-confidence moved by Council-Ministerial re-elections 290 Mr. Daglih 28; third day 82; fourth day leave given for a member to resume ADVwRrISN,, (see -"Government Advertising " Speech142, at next sitting 197; fifth day 205, division (want-of-confidence amendment passed) 274; presentation of Address as AGENT GEtNA,,'S OFFicE- amended 651, (see also "1 Ministerial Assembly-Informastion Bureau, .j. Mr. Rason changes") 878 XIV AUK LLNJntX I0 SUJBSECTS.] lIRE
AGRICULTURE GENERALLY (Assentbly)- ASSENT TO NEW STANDING ORDERS- Agricultural Bank, Estimates 1987 Assembly-Announcemnent by the Speaker Bank Advances, q. fencing 1638 1163 Department Estimates for Agriculture, Annual 1981, Loan 2310o, Loan Bill 2297 Director of Agriculture, salary 792 ATTORNEY GENERAL (department merged in Justice Department, 11th August onward, Fires in summer (see " Fires," also " Bush Fires Bill ") see under " Justice " Grass Plots, experimental 1947. Hamel and Nangecuan Settlements (see AUDIT DEPARTMENT- under " Hamuel," "1 Nangeensan ") Assembly-Eotimnates. Lands available near Railways, q. 1637 Audit 136a, 1878; Audit inspector Manure Manufacture, q. 1637 how appointed, q. 320; National Show 86 Temporary Officers, q. Mr. Lynch 14G2 Rabbits (see tinder " Rabbits" Settlemenit (see "Immigration," "Land Settlement." "Estimates," Addross~in- Reply ") Stock, Estimates 1986 BANDS PLAYING ON SUNDAY 1100, 1196 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill- Asse.ly-Received from Council 1970; BA RTEmIs (See "Mimn1 Estimates"), STATE irregularity of procedure, Speaker's ruling BLWERIES AND DUPLICATE PARTS (see 1970, Bill laid aside 1971 "State Batteries ") Council-lu. 1817, 2n. 1873, Coin. 1877, 3n. 1942 HILLS (COPIES) REMOVED FROM E rie POnRFOLOS- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Council-Complaintsby members and explana- (No. 2)- tion 2323, 4 Assernbly-1ntroduced 1971, point of order 2023, 2n. and remaining stages 2151 Bills of Exchange Act Amendment Bill- Council-Received, remarks on procedure Assembly- Received 1970, 2R., Coin., 3R. 2230 2153, in. 2154, 2R. and remaining stages 2240 ICouncil-Introduced 1817, 2R. 1877, Coin. 1878, 3R. 1942 AIRi-SPACE IN GOVERNMENTr OFFICES (see also -"Factories Bill ")- BILLS TO BE PROCEEDED WITH (end of ses- sion)- lion. Randell 1816 Cauncil-q. G. Assemblly-Statement by the Premier 2144
ALBANY-DENMARKJ RAILWAY PURCHASE- Council-n. papers Hon. W. Maley 740 BONUS To ASSISTANT ARCHITECT- *Assentbly-Estimates for Architectural Divi- sion of Works, bonito of £2105 for services ALL-NIGHT SITTING OP Assmsgsra--(Estimtes; in connection with new Parliament Houses 2025-2101) 2062
Appropriation Bill- BURK AT SOUTH PERTH- stages 2313 Assembly-All Assenibly-,. Mr. Gordon papers 1947 Council-la., 2B. 22.52, remaining stages 2254 * foaownao (see "1State Borrowing," also ARBITRATION ACT AMENDMENT, TO ENABLE " Loans ") JUDGE To TRAVEL (see under " Industrial," two Bills introduced, abandoned) Brands Bill- Assembly-Introduced 1333, 2R. 1650, 1681, ARCHITECT, ASSISTANT AnRITECT (see " Esti- * Coin. 1681. 1788, recommittal 1847, 3a. mates "1) 1971, Council's amendments 2331 Counil-Received 1992, 2n. 2106, 2245, Coin. ASSEN'T TO BI LLS- 2246, 3R. 2247 Assemnbly-Messages 205, 597, 100, 976, 1333, 1457, 1781 Council-Messages 198, 932, 1447,175h, 1988, BREAD ACr PENALTIES, OW PAYABLE- 2325-6~ Council-n. Hon. M. L. Mosis 655, 708. BUN BUN ~[Txnrx'Tn SUBJECTS.] CONCNx xv
BunBun BARBOUR WORS-, COAL MINING BY TEE STATE (See " State" Assembly-To create Harbour Trust, q. Mr. Gordon 292; Harbouripremns COAL MINING LEASE, FORFEITURE- Annual Estimates 2076-8, Loa! Etmae 2304; Wharf lumpers, mn.urgency 2116 Assenbly-q. Mr. Needham 1198
COAL REPORTED AT CARNARVON- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-n. to inquire 827, withdrawn, 829 Assemtbly-lIhtroduced 1198, 2a. 1244, Cow. 1250,3Rn. 1261, Council's amendment 1312 (see also "Fires in agricultural districts ") COAL SPARXBs(See " Fires") Council-Received 1243, 2a. 12S5, Corn. 1286' 33. 1286 (see also " Fires in agricultural COLLTZ-CARDIPP RAILWAY- districts ") Assembly-q. Mr. Henshaw 2255 (see also "Address-in-Reply") BUSINESS (see " Public business")
COLLIE-CARDIPP Tow~sarms- BussNSs DAYS AND HlOURS, ADDITIONAL- Assemnbly-q. Mr. Heiishaw 486, ,n. papers Assemtbly-rn. Premier 1710, amendment Mr. Mr. Henshaw 598 Bason 1712 Council-n. Minister for Lands 1817 COLLIE COAL ON RAILWAYS IN SUMMER (see under "FPires in Agricultural Districts ' C. COLLiE-NsaRoaiN RAILWAY- CAMELS (see under " Government Camels " Assembly-Terminus, q. Mr. Rason 748; Loan Estimates, 4020,000 to start the work 2298 CASSLEY (see " Sentence remitted " COLONIAL TREASURER (s'e under "Treasurer," CATTLE IMPORT DUTY- also 11Premier and Treasurer ") Assembly-r. papers Mr. Renshaw 597, mn. farther papers 829, Speaker's remarks 829 CommInnsU FOR THE SESSION (for Select Com- mittees gee " Select ")- CENSURE OF A MEMBER. BY CHAIRMAN (sed Assembly-m. Premier (Hon. Walter James) "1Privilege") 27 Council-n. Colonial Secretary (Hon. W. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITESs- Kingsmill) 24 Assembly-Mr. Bath elected 80, Mr. Quinlan nominated as deputy 65 COMPACT ET'WEEN GOVRNMNTsn AND INDE- Council- -Ron. H. Briggs re-elected 64, .5 PENDENT MEMBERS- Assemby-q. Mr. Rason 1680 (gee also remarks CHANGE under "Premier" Mr. Daglish. also refer- OF MINISTRY (see ,Ministerial ece in debate on Address-in-Reply" changes" )
COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCES- CHIMP JUSTICE TO BE GOVERNOR (Bee " State" Assemby-Estimates, compassionate vote 1381; Mrs. Eliza Tracey. q. as to Govern- City of Perth Tramnways Act Amendment ment intention 137h, Petition from Mrs. Bil- Tracey 2172 Assemsbly-Introduced 1887, 2g. 1885, Corn. 1886, Sm. 1948 COMPL]UENTARY REMARKS, CLOSE OF SESSION- Council-In. 19M8, 2R. 2005, Corn. 2006, 3R. Assenably-2346 2104 Coundil--2324 CIVIL SERVICE (Bed " Public Service) CONCILIATION (see " Industrial) CLEA.RING CONTRACTS (see ....Nan- "Hamel" CON~rDENCS OR WANrr OF CONFIDENCE- geenan," "Ringbarking"I Assembly-Motion made affirming Confidence in the James Ministry, 20; Amendment -COA BORING AT MULLEWA- moved to strike out a]] words affirming Assemtbly-q. Mr. Carson 485 confidence, 39 xyl CON xvr(NDEX CON TO SIi'JrC.c]EE ELE
CONFI DENTIAL PAPERS, recommendations by DiREcTOR OF AORICULTURE- railway foremen- Assembly -q. Mr. Hayward salary 792 Assembly-Debate on papers 1252-68
DISMISSAL OF A PUBLIC SERVANT, G.F.FRABER CownNvrN ACCOUNTS (MILITARY), SOUTH (see under " Pu blic Servants ") AFRICA- Assemnbly-tn. papers Mr. Thomas 597 DISMISSALS, COeLOAaRnul WATER SUPPLY- Assembly- 9 . Mr. Watts 1333 COTTAGE ROB MEMBERS (see "Members Lodging-house") Distress for Rent Restriction Bill- Assembly-Introduced 1517, 2n, 151, Corn. COTrEsLORC BATHING AND) Js'rrr (see "Roads 1698, 3a. 1.778, Council's amendments 2229 - Bill") Council-Received 1771, 2n. 1827, Corn. 1945, 3R. 1988 COTTELO1E EACH (sRe -Telegraph Cable" DIVIDEND DUTY TAX- COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDS WATER SUPPLY-- Assembly-ni. return Mr. Lynch 342 Assembly-q. dismissals 1333 (see also- Water supply ") DasyorrN, Ma. JOHN, REFt;sAL TO GIVE EVIDENCE before a. Select committee (see CoweowiNe LAND SETTLEMENT (see "Laud 'Empress of Coolgardie 0.1W. Lease Settlements ") Inquiry ')
CROWN GRANT, COTTESLOS- DUTY oN; CATTLE IMPORELI1D (see tinder Assemnbly-q. Mr. Rason as to a protest " Cattle ") 2254
CROWN LAW OFFICS (Estimates 1850) E. CYCLONE PENCE (s6c "Fencing") Early Closing Act Amendment Bill (Fruit dealers and hairdressers)- Assembly- Introduced 1707. 2R, 1773, Coin. 1773, 1837, 3a. 1948, Council's amendment 2319; also to amend Act, in. Mr. Gordon Day Dawn Rates Validation Bill- 1.5483, q. fruit and cool drink shops 1680 Ass inlly-Introduced 320, 2a. 342, Standing Orders 343, Corn. 344, 3E. 344 Council-Received 1946, 2R. 2032, petition of hairdressers 2102, Coin. 211.5, Sst. 21-53 Con enW-Received 341, 2R, 387, Corn. .89, 3R. 389 EDUCATION DEPARLTMENT- DAT LUnouu IN GOVERNMENT Woas3- Assembhly-Estimates, Education vote 1653, Assemby-Pipes Manufacture, debate 2345 cadets 1674!, comipulsion 1674; V est Perth, (see also " Labour Subjects ") q. overcrowding "43 Colinil-In. to disapprove new system 19318, ELECTION 01' SPEAKER- Assembly- Mr. H1.H. Jacoby elected 10, Pre- Defamation Act Amendment Bill-- sentation to the Governor 12 Assembly-Ia. 1837, postponed 2320, dis- charged 2351 (see also " Law of Libel 'Bill") ELECTINoS OF NEW PARLIAMENT (See list Of members returned to Assembly at June DEFEAT Or THE JAMES GOVERNMENT (.see elections, Also list of elections for Pro- "Ministerial Changes") vinces in May)
DEPUTY SPEAKER AND DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF ELECTIONS, MINISTERIAL (change of Govern- CoMMIrrSSs- met)- Assembly-Nomination by Mr. Speaker 55 Assembly-Re-election of new Ministers, (see also under " Chairman ") namely-Subiaco, Hon. H. Daglish ; Kanown&, Hon. R. Hastie, Kalgoorlie, DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE, ALSO OF Hon. W. D. Johnson; Mount Margaret, GOLDFIELDS (See under "Estimates," Also Hon. G. Taylor; Murchison, Hon. J. B. .Loan Bill ") HolmanD 292. Also extraordinary vacancy ELE ELF ~[-nDEXTO SUBJECTS.]FAXV PAC xyr?
Er~zcTtoxs, MrNISnIRIAL-e-ontinUed. ESTIMATES, ANNUAL-continued. for East Perth, Mr. J. Et. Hardwick re- Mines Water Supply 1808, Development of turned in succession to Mr. Walter James Mining 1809, Geological Survey 1810. Ex- 877 plosives and Analytical 1815. Justice Councit-Ministerial, Hon. 3, M. Drew re- Department. Crown Law Offices 1860, Land Titles 1851, Stipendiary Magistracy 1865, elected for Central Province 840 Supreme Court 188, Trades Marks 1860. Lands Department: Lands and Surveys ELECTORAL ROLLS- 1898, 1971, personal explanation 1971, Assembly-q. Fremantle. Mr. Needham 511, resumed 1972, Woods and Forests 1978, q. discrepancies Mr. Rason 642, q. registra- Agriculture 1981, Rabbits 109M, Stock 1980, tion, Mr. F . F. Wilson 991 (see "Address- .Agricultural Bank 1987. Pui4c Works in-Reply " for references in speeches) Dspartment:. Minister's statement 2025, general discussion 2030; point of ord 'er, ruling questioned 2032, Speaker's ruling ELECTORS' VOTES. PUBLICITY- 2033; Quorum, ruling on point of order Assembly-g. Mr. Daglish 142 2051, 2; Engineering 2054, Architectural Generally 2062, Roads and Bridges 20W5, KALGOORLIE AND Harbour and River Works 2076. Water Er,serasc LIGHTINGa, Supply Works 2085, Railway Construction BOULDER- 2086; Secret purchases of land for railway Asseinby-q. Mr. Hopkins 1136 at Fremantle, statements and denials 2089, personal remarks by Mr. Mdoran and Mr. EMPRESS OF CooLossnxs G.M. LEASE INQUIRY, Gregory 2091; Miscellanebus 2097, Archi- ALSO REFUSAL BY A WITNESS TO GIVE tectural 2097, '2117. Colonial Secretar-y's EVIDENC- Department:. Minister's statement 2123, Assembly--rn. Mr. Gregory papers 305, in. general discussion 2128; Office of Colonial Mr. Horan for select committee to inquire Secretary 21-29, Aborigines 2130, Charitiesi into allegations 623, 626, q. Mr. A.. E. 2131, Electoral 2132, Fisheries, Gaols 21-33, Thomas 84 9, mn. to allow Plress to report Government Gardens and Government evidence 897, Report of inquiry presented House Domain 2135, Harbour and Light 1408, Report considered 1951, amendment 2135, Lunacy 2135, Medical 2186, Observa- by Dr. Ellis 1960, amendment by Mr. tory 2141, Police 2141, Registry 2143, Boason 1068. Reafnsal by a witness (J. Dray- Rottnest Establishmeant 2144. Railways Department: Minister's statement 2199, ton) to give evidence, fine of £100 ordered general discussion 2202, Railways and 944 in. to rescind resolution (through irregularity) and a fine of £950 ordered Tram ways 2217. Labour Department.- 1059, Letter from witness Drayton ref usig Minister's statement 2219, Labour vote to pay 1100, imprisonment ordered 11671, 2221. Ways and Mfeants 2224. ia. to order release 11114. free pardon 1725 ESTIMATEe, LOAN-
ESTIMATES, ANNUAL- Assembly-Received 2150, Departmental vote 229, Railways 2298, Harbour and River Assembly-Received 1212, Financial State- Improvements 2304, Water Supply and ment by TFresurer (see under " Financial Sewerage 2305, Development of Goldfields Statement" for topics dealt with) 1212, and Mineral Resources 2310, Development debate on financial policy 1333. Votes passed of Agriculture 231t, Rabbit-proof fence as follow : The Governor 1842, Executive 23 12 (see also " Loan Hill ") Council 1843, Legislative Council 1343, Legislative. Assembly 1343i ruling as to when general discussion closes before par- EVIDENCE BEFORE A SELECTr Comminrrn, ticular items 1343; Joint Houses of l'arlis, POWER OF PARLIAMENT TO PUNISH FOa meut vote 1348. Tneasxry Deparitent and REFUSAL (see under ' Empress of Cool- Administrative Branches: Treasury Gene- gardie G.M. Leae rIniry") rally 1360, Audit 1368, 78, Compassionate Alowances etc. 1381, General Stores De- En'EIMENTAL FARMS- partment 1392, Literary and Scientific Grants 1392, London Agency 1403, 69, Assernbly-Nsngeenan q. c;ost 877; in. return Photo-lithographic 1593, Post Office Savings Mr. Watts 1268; q. Hamuel Farm Mr. A. J. Bank 1594, Printing 1(52, Refunds 1607,1 Wilson 2199; q. Grass Plots Mr. Watts Miscellaneous Services J607, point of order 1947 1612, Education generally 1653, Cadets 1674, Education compulsion 1674. Mines Department : Minister's statement 1700, general discussion 1725. 84. Mining Schools 1793, State Batteries 1794, Steam Boilers Factories Act Amendment Hill (air-space)- Act 1794, Mines Water Supply 1797, Contin- Assembly-Introdnced 1136, 2a. 1163, 1409, gencies 1799, Purchase of Copper Ore at Corn. 1409, 145:1,Sa. 1517, amendment (air- Phillips Kiver 1800, State Batteries 1805,$ space] 2021 XVTTI FAG . ID. TO SUBmIEC'rsj FE
FACTRIS ACT AMENMNT ThLL-continuS&. FIRE$ IN AGRICULTURAL DISRICTS, RAILWAY Council-Received 1510,2a. 1572, 1836. Corn. SPAnKS- 1835, recommittal 1869, 3a. 1012 Assembly - Urgency motion by Mr. Barges 2172, point of order 2189, explanation Mr. Connor 2193 (sea also " Bush Fires Act FENCING, CYCON- Amendment Bill"); Sparks from Engines. Assembly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 1059 q. Mr. B urges 1162 Council-n,. Ron. V. Hameraley to discon- FINANCE, GovERNMENTr STOCKS SOLD- tinue Collie Coal on Railways in summer Asseinbly-q. Mr. Rason 1059 2102, 2154, 2238 (weealso "Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill")
FINANCIAL STATEMENT BY THE PREMIER AND TREASUxR. (lHon. H. Daglis)- FIREWOOD TRAMWAY PERMITs- Assembly - Statement delivered 1212431. Assentbly-q. Mr. Rlason 748 Svnoysis of topics: Prosperity of the State 1213, receipts and expenditure 1213, Sink- FLOeS MILLING INDUSTRY- in afnd 1213, investments 1214, Cash on hand 1214, Ioans and indebtedness (1903-4) Assembly-rn. Mr. Nanson papers 1333 1214, public debt and reproductive works 1214, stocks their fluctuating value 1215, securities for loans 1216, loans how ex- FonxnEN's RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INCREASES pended 1216, revenue estimate for 1 904-5 OF WAGES IN RAILWAY WAYS AND 1217, estimated expenditure for 1904.-S WORKS- 1217, departmental expenditure a Come- Assevzbly-'. papers containing recommenda- parison 1218, administrative, recurring, tions, debate as to giving publicity to con- and revenue-producing expenditure 1218, fidential recommendations 1252-68 education estimate (1901-5) 1219, estimates for lands, rabbits, agriculture, ae., 1219, general expenditure estimate 1219, chari- FORESTRY DEPARTMENT- table and other grants 1220. deficit for Assembly-Estimates 1973, Mr. N4.J. Moore's 1904-.5 how estimated 1220, salaries of remarks and suggestions 1973-6, Mr. public servants 1221, State and Common- Harper 1976, Mr. A. 3. Wilson 1976, Min- wealth 1221, State trading Concerns 1221, ister for Mines 1978, Mr. Gregory 1979 gold-mining industry 1221, copper, tin, (see "Land Act Amendment Bill," also coal, silver 1222, State batteries cyanide "Timber," "Hardwoods Inquiry") plants 1222, gold-mining leases 1223, mining scandals 1228, School of mines 1223, mines FORESTRY LEGISLATION- a ~~ ~ ~~-cop1sn12,Arclua Bank 1224 , Assembi-q. Mr. F. F. Wilson 650 12 5 imirain1226St t Sav ng traimotanexrsBank ext ns onsu 122on
Stat rilways comparative rut126 FRAAER, MR. G. F., COOLOASDIE- Goldflelds Water supply use of surplus Assemtbly-q. Mr. Horan 1099, In. papers pro- 1227, public works expenditure past year secution 1269 1227, revenue and taxation 1228. loan works and policy 1228, non-political rail- way board a proposal 1228, loan raising FREIGHTS AND RATES, SHIPPING (96C "Oceanl 1229, Works in progress 1829, Malcolm Rail- Feights Inquiry ") way 1229, rabbit-proof fence 1229, Fremantle Harbour 1229, foreahore reclamation at Perth 1230; New Works proposed, Fre- FREMANTLE DOCK (sme"Financial Statement" mantle dock 1230, Collie-Narrogin and 1230, also "1Loan Bill " Jandakot Railways, Metropolitan Water Supply 1230; Losa Moneys received since June 1230, Loan Expenditure since June FREMtANTLE GAOL, WARDERS' HBous- 1230, financial arragements 1904.5 1230, Assembly-rn. Mr. Needham return 342, order concluding reumks 1231, appendix tables discharged 2321 1232 FREMANTrLE HARBOUR- FINE FOB REFUSAL TO GIVE EvIDENCE Assemly-q. dredge employees 486, q. trust BEFORE A SELECT Comerrrzz (see under property 142, si. papers Quay Sheds Con- "Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease, In- trat, Mr. Eason 1034; Dock 1230 (for quiry-") references in Speeches see "Address-in- Reply'") FIRs INSURANCE ("ae "State ") Council-g. hopper barges 1619 FE [INDE)x TrOSL'HJECTS.J lIAR \"TX
Fremantle Municipal Loans Validation Bill- GOvERYMENT EMPLOYEE, HOW ZNGAGED-- Assemsbly- -Received 1011, 2Re.,Conw. 1063,3an. Con ncil-q. Hon. C. Sommuers 2153
Council-Introduced W4, 2a., Corn. 943, 3R. GOVERNMENT STOCKS (see " Finance " 991 GOVERNOR, STATE -SYSTEM (see "State FEMANTLE RAILWAY STATION LAND Pun- Governor" CHASE (see " Secret Purchase ") GRASS PLOTS, EXPERIMENTAL- Frisndly, Societies Act Amendment Bill- Asseinbly-g. Mr. Watts 1947 (see, also "1Ex- peni mental Farms") Assembly-Introduced 342, 2n. 428, 480, Corn. 435, 3a. 456, Council's amendments 880, 1077 IjnZuNo A.REAS, YILGAEN-- Council-Received 557,1 2a. 656, Corn. 658,714. Assembly-in, to inquire 1279, order dis- 3R. 740, Assembly's message 941 charged '2321
GUARAwTME, TL&N5-AusTRALlAN RAILWAY- FRONTAGE VALUATION (see " Municipal" Assembly-New Premier endorses Mr. Walter James's guarentet: 3-20. Lands adjacent to be reserved 821
G. OWAIJIA STATE HOTELi- GENERAL STORES DEPARTMENT (Estimates Couscil-n papers H~on. W. Kingsmill 1050 1892; (see also raferences in Speeches on "Address-in-Reply") GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WEST PILUAENA- ,essemhly-q. Dr. Hicks 848 it. GOLD BoUES' LICENSES- HAN~sEL ExpERIMENTAL FARM- Assembly-Boulder, q. 'Mr. Gordon 2198 Assembly-q. Yr. A, J. Wilson 2199; Nursery, q. Mr. Surges 1452 (see also " E pezimental GOLDF[ELDS GENNEALLY (Assembly)- Farms," "1Grass Plots") Development of Golddields, votes 1808, 2310 Estimates, votes for development 1808, 2310 HANEL SETTrLEMENT, CLEARING CONTRACTrS- Gold Buyers' Licenses, q. Boulder 2198 *'Goldfields and Mineral Resources (see A ssrmibl-Contracts, ms. particulars 'Mr. Hopk ins 999, debate "1Estimates ") onthe settlement Inspectors' Instructions to Manag-ers, q. 455 999-1007; Committee of Inquiry (second Mineral Resources, development votes 18308, dcbate on Hamel), us. Mr. Hayward 2310- 1137-41, interim report presented 1375, Mining Monopoly, in. inquiry Mr. Nelson report debated 1462-8; Personal explana- 1657 (debate unfinished) tion by Mr. Hopk ins. letter from a settler Railway Water Carriage to Goldields, q. 1108; Government intention, q. Mr. Burges cost 992 2255 (see also "' Itingbark lug and Clearing,' Water Dams, q. North Coolgardie 1315 also "1Nangeenan")
GOVERNMENT ADmIIG- "HANSAR~D" REPORTING- Assembly-Statemen t by Dr. Ellis as to tables Assembly-q. Mr. A. 3. Wilson 2198 (see also of fig-ures not included in report of his references in Speeches on -"Address-in- speech 1618, Mr. Speak er's remarks 1619 Reply ") Council-Urgency motion', complaints of imn- perfect hearing in new Chamber 289 (see GOVERNMENT BUSINESS, PROCEDURE- also "1Address-in-Reply ") 1 Assemly-ea. Premier (Hon. Walter James 27, In. Premier (Hron. H. Daglish) 1707, HARBOUR AND RIVER WORKS- amendment Mr. Eason 1708, division 1710 (see also" "Orders of the Day") Assembly-Loan Estimates, vote 2804, Bun- bury Harbour item 2304; Annual Esti- mates, harbour and river works 2076-85, GOVERNMENT CauxasR- linbury llnrbonr (Mr. N. J. Moore's Assensbly-q. treatment 1947 remarks) 2076, 7, 8. XX lIAR [INDEX. TO SUIBJECTS.) HAL
HARBOUR TRUSTS- IIndustrial Statistics Act Amendment Hill- Assemblj-Bnnbury trust suggested, q. Mr. Assembly-Introduced 305, 2n. 837, Corn. 387, Gordon 292; Fremantle Trust (see Speeches 3R. 342 on "Address-in-Reply ") Council-Received 341, 2sR.389, Corn. 389, 3n. 557 HARDWOODS INQU1IRY, FOREIGN DEMAND WALLING OFF- Assembly-rn. Mr. A. J. Wilson 824, select INEERIATE RETEAT, TO ESTABLISH- committee appointed 827 (unfinished) Assembly-q. Mr. A. 3. Wilson 2199
HAWKERS (INDIAN) in TimE~S DISTRICT- INFANT FOOD AND NURSING- Assembly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 1947 Assembly-Suggestions for improved system 213&-7 HOSPITAL NUE4 AND PfOBATIONnnS- ,4srembly-ni. Dr. Ellis 610, amendment Mr. INYoRHATIroN BUREAU (see under " Agent H.LGregory 610, farther amendment Mr. General's " office) 1I, Brown 628 Inspection of Machinery Bill- HOSPITAL SYSTEM, MATERNITY NUnRS, Assemly-Thtroduced 805, 2a. 356, Coin. 488, FEEDING OF INFANTS- interlude 44.4, point of order 447, division Assembly-Remarks and suggestions 2136, 7 447, Corn, resumed 456, 486, recommittal in Part 591, 639, 643,3BE. 718, Counoil's amend- HOTEL (see "1State Hotel," "1Liquor Licenses") ments 1890, 2228 Council-Received 714, 2a. 745, 843, 93a, HouaS COMMITTEE- Corn. 987, 985, 1054, 1090, 1189, 1243, re- Assembly-rn. change of members 1252 (House committal 1243, S3a. 1447, amendments 1945, 93 votes, see "Estimates") INSPECTORS' INSTRUCTIONs TO MINE MAN- HousrE Or PAR&LIAMENT, NEW (see "Parlia- AGERS, Q.455 ment Houses")
IRREGULARITIES IN PROCEDURE (Assembly)- L. Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill (received from the Concil), ruled out of IMNISRATZON SCar911s- order because such Bill should originate Assembly-Explanation by the Premier of i in the Assembly, 1970 Government proposal to provide £210,000 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, (Loan Bill) 2116, Mr. Rssou'e remarks *ineof £100 impoised on witness Drayton 2259, Mr. Harper's remarks 2266 (See also for refusal to give evidence before select "Land Settlement," also Speeches on committee, resolution 945, m. to rescind "1Address-in-eply ") and a fine of £50 ordered 1059, imprison- ment ordered 1267, prisoner's release 1714, IMIGRATION OF NoN-RRwnsnt LABotra- 25, free pardon 1725 Public Health Bill (power to abolish district Assembly-g. Mr. Seaddan 2255 board), Speaker's ruling 2319, BHill allowed to pass (not as a precedent) 2830 IMMIGRATION POLICY (see nder " Laud Settlement ") IMPORT RERATEs AND) CoxsssxoNs- J. Arsembly-m. return Mr. Diamond 643 (see JANDA1KOT RAILWAY- also " Ocean Freights Inquiry ") Assenby-Constraction of first sections, q. Mr. McLarty 670, q. Mr. Gordon 1772 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill No. 1, Bill No. 2- JUSTICE DEPATMExNT, Estinsates 18-90-8 Assemtbly-Bill No. 1 introduced 320, 2u. 344., 389, withdrawn 566; bill No. 2 introduced 556, 2R. 561, 671. Corn. 680, 719, 3a.- 792, Council's amendments 1412, point of pro- cednre 1413, rnling on extracts from K. Speeches 1417, Bill discharged 2321 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Council-Received 843, 2a. 038, Corn. 4341, (.PRIVATE)- recommittal 1081, an. 1189, Council's Assemlv-Introdnced .597, select committee --amendments -1671 S597, report presented 792, Message from the KAL KAL ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.] LNxLAN XXI
KuLooonnss AND BOULDER RACING. Cauns LABOUR SUBJECTS GENEUALLY-eontinued. DILL (Private)-conltiued. Pipes Manufacture by Day Labour 2845 Governor 881, 2a, 1066, Coin. 1073, 3x. Printing Office Holidays, q. 22655 1141, Council's amendments 2229 Private Enterprise in railway construction, q. 848 Counil-Eeceived 1196, 2%. 1292, 1447, select Eating on unimproved land values (see committee 1451, 1754, report presented " Mun icipal ") Corn. 194, 1988, 3n. 2104 Truck Act Amendment Bill, claims for breaches of law (se~e under "Truck ") Kalgoorlie Tramnways Racecourse Extension Salaries, mn.papers retrospective increases Bill (PRIVATE)- 1560 Assnshly-Petition 455, Bill introduced 496 State Coal-Mining, I. to establish 805, order select committee 456, report presented discharged (unfinished) 2321 597, 2a. 790, Message from the Governor Wharf Lumpers at Bunbury, urgency in. 1068, in Coin. 1064, 1311, 3B. 1452, amend- 2116 nients 2024 Workmen's Wages Act, in. to amend 1659 Coxncil-Received 1451, explanation by Hon. Land Act Amendment'Bill (Forestry)- R, D. McKenzie 1610, 2R. 1636, Corn. 1837, Assembly-Introduced recommittal 1675, 3a. 1755 2019, 2R. 2150, 2224, Cons, 2227, SR. 2228, Council's amendments 2314 KsnsuRLrr TICK BOUNDARIES- Council-Received, 2a. 2232, amendment (six Assembly-n. Mr. Conner 1640, order dis- months) 2283, Coin. etc. 2237 charged 2321 LANDS DEPARTMENT AND Ma. W, WILKINSON, Xoonms LOCKOUT PROSECUTION- TO INQUIRE- Assemblv-n. Mr. Burges 1517, order dis- Assem fly-Council's resolution received, m' Mr. Rason to approve 1081, postponed 2320, charged 2321 debate 2332 LANDS. ESTIMATES- X1. L. Moss, Cosnil-Counsel fees, q. Hon. Assembhly-General Statement by the Premier in. to disapprove 1500, 1619 1898, discussion 1901-37, Lands and Sur- veys 1971-3, Woods and Forests 1973-80, Agriculture 1981-5, Rabbits 1985-8, Stock L. 1986, Agricultural Hank 1987 (see also "1Land Settlement," "Immigration") LABOUR SUBJECTS GENERALLY (Assembly)- Address-in-Reply (see references made by LAND PURCHASES FOR FREMANTLE STATION members to Labour Subjects) (see " Secret Purchase ") Alienation of Crown Lands (see debate on 1Address-in-Reply") Arbitration (see " Indsra LAND TITLES "Estima1tes" 1851 f Laeasbour, Estimates 222.1 Day Labour -v. Contract (see debate on LAND Ss'rruEmwwr GEVERALLY-- "Address-in-Reply"' also Rstimates of Address-in-Reply (see references to Land Works Department, Labour Department, Settlement made by various members) also " Pipes Manufacture " 2345) Agricultural 1 lands near railways, q. Mr. Fremnantle Quay sheds contract, as to day Needham (Assembly) 163'? labour 1034 Cowcowing land, 9. Mr. Bath (Assembly) Immigrants (see " Immigration," also"1 Loan 342 Bill:' 2R.) Experimental Farms (see " Experimental " Industrial Conciliation and A rbitration Act Free Psssea, q. 'Mr. Watts (Assembly) 878, Amendment, first Bill introduced 320, Ministerial explanation (Council) 2253 withdrawn 556; second Bill discussed, Grass Plots (see under " Grass ") amended, abandoned (see " Industrial) Hamel Settlement (see under "Hamel " Kookyai4 Lockout (see " Kookynie ") Immigrtion. Scheme (see under " Immigra- Labour Department Estimates 2219 tion") Labour Representation in Parliament (see Land Guides, bow paid, q. Mr. Watts "Rleferendumn Bill," also Mr. Daglish's (Assembly) 877, Ministerial explanation amendment on " Address-in-Reply ") (Council) 2253 Lands settled by workers (see" Hansel Clear- Laud Surveys in arrear, g. Mr. Hopkins ing contracts," "1Nangecuan," " Immigra- (Assembly) 560, 669 tion," " Land Settlement ") Lands Inspectors, q. Murray District 1836 Mining and Labour (see " Mines " Nangeenan Settlement (see nder " Nan- Non-British Immigrants, q. 2255 Payment of Members, mn. to increase 626, Ba bits,Estimates -1985, Loan votes 2312, 1313 (debate unfinished); alsomin in Coun- fence 2297 cii to reduce 931. 1510,151'S Surveys in Arrear, q.Mr. Hopkins 560, 669 XXII LAN xxii[INn06XLAN TO SUBJECTS.] MANA
LAND SOLD FOR RATES iN ARRHtAUt LOAN EsTixATEs-. continued. Assembly -q. Mr, Rasan 1772 2298, Harbour and River Improvements 2304, Water Supply and Sewerage 2305, Development of Goldields end Minersl Lmaxus STREET (Kanowna) CLOSURE BILL .(see "1Street Resources 2810, Development of Agricul- Closure " ture 2311 (see""Loan Bill," also "Annual Estimates ") Law of Libel Amendment Act (Imperia) Adaption Bill- Local Courts Bill- Council-Introduced 1817, 2n. 1999. 2110j Assembly-Introduced 12, 2u, 313, 82 1, select amendment (six months) 2115 committee 326, change of member 456, report 944, in Corn. 1141, 1170, recommittal LEAVE OP AB81nwcE TO MEMBERS OP As- 1297, 3w. 1377, amendments 1964, 2228 SEMULT- Council-Received 1451, 2a. 1503, Corn. 1628, Piasse, Hon. R. H., Katanning 512 3m. 1755, amendments 2109 (see also Peti- Butcher, Mr. W, J., -ascoyne 891I tion to amend Act 1447) Moore, Mr. N. J., Bunbury 1297 H1opkins. Mr. J. M., Boulder 1837 Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill- LEAVE OP ABSENCE TO MEWUBERS OF COUNCIL- Assembly-Introduced, 2R. 2117, Corn. etc. Thomson, Hon. 3. A.. Central 132 2228 Connally, Hon. 3. D., North-East 198,6055 Council-All stages 2231 Briunage, Hon. T'. F. 0., South 276, 665 Lane, Han. Z., Metropolitan-Suburban 1561 LocxouT PROSECUTION "Kookynie " Oats, Hon. W., South, 16.19,.1988 (see Piesse, HOn. C. A., South-East 2102 LOCOMOTIVE DRIVING, MUNDA RING TO Wiu- Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-q. Mr. Bolton 991 Assembly-Introduced 1136, petition 1374, 2rt, 116, 1204, 1585, select committee a~p- LopaNie-wousER (see " Members' Lodging- pointed 1592 (not reported); also Legal housel" Practitioners' Admission, q. Mr. Bath 389 Losnow AGENcY- Licensing Act Suspension Bill-- Assembly-Annual Estimates 1403; Shipping Asse'nhy-Introduced 1517, 2a. 1.578, point brokers,%I. return 1060 of order 1581, resumed 1638, division 1039, Coin. 1039, division 1044, 3E. 2714 Council-Received 1771, 2a. 1821, Amendment In.- (six months) 1823, division 1827 MACNTNERT INSPECTION (see0 "Inspection") Licensing Bill- Assembly -Introduced 430, order discharged MAGISTRATES, STIPrENIARY- 2321 Assembly-Estimates 1855; Northam Resi- dency, q. Mr. Watts 486 LTQuflO La LEGISLATION- MALLET Assembly-g. Mr. Carson 342 BARE, TANNIC ACID- Council-q. Hon. W. Maley 656
LITERARY AND SCIEN'TlrYC 0GRANTS, Estimates 1392 MANURE MANUFACTURE- Assembly -q. Mr. Moran 1637 Loan Bill, £750,000 (Immigration, Works, etc.)- MARINE BOARD, TO ESTABLISH- Assembly-Message from the Governor 2144, Assembly -q. Mr. Needham 748 (see also Bill introduced 2145, 2u. 2145, 2256, Corn. "Navigation Bill 2296, 3a. 2298 Council -Received 2247, 2E. 2247. Corn. 225 1, MARRIAGE BT SPECIAL LICENSE, FEE- 3a. 2252 Council-q. Hon. W. Maley, 1754
LOAN ESInrAFS (Supplemntary)- MATEHKNITT CASES AND HOSPITAL SYSTEM- Assembly-Message from the Governor 2150; Assemby- Suggestions as to improvement Yates passed_ frParsn-ental 2298, Railways 2136-7 MEN MEMt~IN DES- TO SUIBJECTSJ NATAT]XI XXIII
MEMBERS' LonohN-sousE-- MINISTERIAL, CHANGES, EL~crloNS-ConinueL. Assembly-q. Mr. Needham 850 declared vacant and adjournment for ele- tions 291; re-election Of Ministers reported 292, statement by the new Premier as to Mntacnawr SKmrrio (see "Navigation Bill;' Bills projected 296, personal explanation also -Ocean Freights Inquiry ") by bir. Etason 308 (see speeches on " Ad- dress-in-Reply " and amendment implying Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment want of onfidence) Bill- Council-rn. Hon, W. Xingsinill declaring Assembly -Introduced 304, 2a. 338, 350, mn. vacancy for Central Province (Hon. J. Md. Corn. stage 355, Corn. 424, 3R. 430 (see also Drew), new writ to issue, and adjournment "Water and Sewerage ") for election 290 Council-Receivred 557, 2&. 658, Corn. 66i, 3R. 708 MISCELLANEOUS SERvicEs, Estimates 1007
METRSOPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY AND SEW- MHAG!-- MONsOPOLY IN MINING (See " Goldfields ") Assembly- 4 . Mr. Moran 141 (see also " Water Supply and Sewerage") "SoaiuNaI HERALD" REPRT AS TO CEN4SUEF Or A MEMBER (see " Privilege") MIDLAND RAILWAY, TO PURCHASE-- Assembly- 4 . Mr. Carson 842 MULLEWA COAL BOING~- Assentbly-q. Mr. Carson 485 MINES AND MINING GENERALLY (Assembly)- Copper Ore Purchase, Estimates 1800 Municipal Institutions, Act Amendment Bill- Development of Mining, Annual Estipiates 1809, Loan 2310 Assembly-Introduced 305, 2a. 378, 473, 607' Exemptions. q. South Horseshoe 74S, g. Mr. 512, Conw. 586, 651, 719, 792, point of order Bath 1197, q. Mr. Hcitmann 1197 800, resumed 831, postponement 1679, Explosives and Analyticsl, Estimates 1815 resumed 1111, recommittal 1174, 1198, Explosions, q. Mr. Scaddsan 890 1304, 3a. 1377, order discharged (end of Geological Survey, Estimates 1810 session) 2820; Pressa Report concerning the Injuries in Mining, q. 891 Bill, q. Mr. Easont 670 Inspection of Machinery (see- Inspection" Cuzncil- Received 29th Nov., 2a. 1367, 1675, Hilt) 1765, Cown. 1764, 1818, 1878, 1042, recom- Inspectors' Instructions to Managers, q. 455 mittal 1943, Bit. 1988 Mines Department Estimates 1700, 1784 Monopoly in Mining (see " Goldfields ") Midline Slimes Plant. q. Mr. Eason 840 MRUNDARINO TO FR Regulations. q. gazetting 718 Assemly-q. loco, driving 991 S&bools Of Mines, Estimates 1793 South Horseshoe, q. exemption 748 State Batteries, Estimates 1704, 1804 MUNICIPAL RATING UNIMPROVED VALUE, Water Supply, Estimates 1797, 1808 EFFECT OF NEW SYSTEM- Assembly-Replies from Municipalities as to amount in the pound 792, Valuation system MINES VENTILATION AND SANITATION IN- discussed 792, 831 QUIRY- Assembly-Explosions, q. Mr. Seaddan 591
Mining Act Amendment Bill- Assnnly-la. 1887, order discharged 2351 NANGEENAN LAND SETTLEMENT, CLECARING4 CONTRACTS ETC.- Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill- Asseinbly-Psrticnlars of contracts and con- * ditions, mn.Mr. Hopkins 99-1007. resumed Auseibly-Introduced 305, 2E. 328, Corn. 576, F1136; mn.Mr. Hfayward for inquiry 1137-41 ; 650, 3a. 718, Council's amendment 1078 mn.Mr. Watts to discontinue settlement Conncil-Beceived 71.4, 2a. 746, W4, Corn. * 1011-18, resumed 1364-74, 1751-4 (see also, 847, 3B. 933. Assembly's message 1194 "Hamel Settlement"
MINISTERIAL CH[ANGEs, ELECTIONS- NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL Snow, ADJOUR&N- Assemzbly-Mr. Speaker read letter from new NENT- Colonial Secretary, announcing new Min- Assembly-Adjournment of House for annual istry formed by Mr. Daglishi 201, seats movable show 850 XXv NAy' [IXDEX TO SUBJECTS] PERt
Navigation Bill- OFFENSIVE WORDS On IMPUTATIONS (SOO Assenbly-Introduced 1198, 2a. 1592, 1048 Speeches, " Speaker's rulings") Coin. 1800, report stage 1885, recommittal 1948, SR. 2019, Council's amendments 2313, ruling on procedure 2314 OPENING OF PARLIAMENTI' Council-Received 1992, 2R. 2156, Corn. 2162, Assemtbly-Proclamnation 9, Message from So. 2238, Assembly's message 2322 Commissioners 9, Governor's Speech 12. Election of Speaker 10-12, debate on Address-in-Reply 12-22, 28-63, amendment NEW Mrxnraus AND NEW MINISTR~S (see want-of-confidence 39, 82-131, 142.197, 205- "Election Returns," also "Ministerial 274 , Division 274 Changes") Council-s-oclarnation 1, Opening by Com- missioners 1, Governor's Speech 2, Address NsW PARLIAMENT Hlouses (see 'Parliamecnt to Governor on opening of new buildings 2, Homses "1) debate on Address-in-Reply 4-9, 24-6, 65-79, 132-Q,. 198-204, concluded 275-88 NEWSPAPER REPOR IMPLYINU CENSURE (See " Privilege ") ORDERS OF THE DAY, ORDER OF (BUSINESS- Assembly-Motions, q. Mr. Thomas 821; Prece- DEBATrE (see "1Address-in- NO-CONFIDENCEi dence gf Government business 27, 1707, Reply:' the amendment implying want of 1708; Discharge of confidence in the James Ministry) Orders 2320, 2351; Bills to be proceeded with (end of session) 2144; Points of Order (see under Speeches NOaTHAM RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S QUAR- for rulings by Speaker, President, Chair- TEES- man), Ruling of Chairman questioned at Assemtbly-q. Mir. Watts 4S6 all-night sitting 2032
North Fremantle Streets Dedication Bill- Assembly-Introduced 1884, 2a. 2020, Corn. 2021, In. 3a. postponement 2021, paased P. 2117 -PAPERS ORDERED (see " Returns" Council-Received 2105, 2a. 2171, Corn. 2172, SR. 2238 PARLIAMENT HOUSES, NEW- North Perth Tramways Bill- Assembhly-Acoustics of Chamber, Press re- porting 1776 (see also " Estimates," Assembly-Introduced 1837. 2&. 1886, Corn. Architectural) 1887, report 194, Sn. 2019 Tank, q. Hon. G. Selling- Council-Received 1992, 2z 2104, Coin. 2104, Council-Drainage ham 386; Annual cost, In. return Eon. G. 3a. 2153 Randell 1818; Acoustics, members' com- plaints 289 (see also references under Noxious Weeds Bill- "Address-in-Reply" Assembly-Received 1011, 2R. 1160, Corn. 1868, SR. 1971 PAYMENT OF MEMsBRS- Council-Introduced 387, 2a. 558, Corn. 708, Sit. 984, amnend- Assembly-To increase, m. Mr. Renshaw 626, 740, recommittal 933, amendment Mr, Hopkins 630, 1318, order ments 2110 discharged 2321 ; q. Mr. RSISn, q. Mr. Foulkes, 943 NURSES (see " Hospital") Council-To reduce, mn.Hon. C. Sommers 931, 1510, amendment Hon. R. F. Sholl 1513, 1573 0. PEAREs AND CASBLEY, SENTENCE REuIT-r-si OBITUARY- Assenibly-q. 1617, mn.papers 1555 Coucil-E. V. H. Keane, decease reported 1
OCEAN FREIGHTrS AND MARINE INSURANCES Permanent Reserve Rededication Bill (Clae- INQURY- mont)- Assembly-n. Mr. Diamond 1007. select com- Assemnbly-Received, 2g. and Corn. 2224, mittee appointed 1011; inquiry not com- 3g. 2313 pleted, the evidence 2313; in. return as to Council-Introduced 2102, 2R. 2164., Corn, and rebates and commission 643 41 Sn. 2168 PER [INDEFX TO SUBJETcS.] PRI XXV
PrRSOVAL CONENTION (Assembly)- POLICE Suaners GENELIALL-contintued. Mr. Gregory and Mr. Moran 2091, complaint Rotation in North-West, q. 792 2193, reconciliation 2197 Superannuation Fund, q. 2006
PERSONAL ErrLAmNeO (Assemibly)- PonssARIT'S CASE REOPENED (see under "Public Servants") Courtesy to the Chair, explanation by Mr. Foulkes 1057 POSTAL VOTEzS - Hamel Settlement, letter read by Mr. Hopkins am a personal explanation 1108 A ssembly- Kimberley, mn. Air. Connor 293; Press statement as to prolonging debate, Unrevances and objections (see debate on Mr. A. J. Wilson's explanation 1971 "1Address-in-Reply ")
Psamu GENER&LLY (Assembly)- Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Bill - Health (see "1Medical Estimates," also " Public Health Bini") Assembly-I ntrodncsd 1884, 2a. 2019, 2151, Municipal Loan ("4,000), q. Mr. W. Nelson remaining stages 2152 389 Council-Received 2154, 2s. 2240, amend- Public Hospital (see "Estimates," Medcal ment six nmontbs 2242,1Billdeferred 2245 vote) Railway Station fience, mn.to stop erection PRECEDENCE (see " Order of Business ") 298 Tramways Act Amnendment (see under "Tramways Bill" 18815, 6) PanSS COMPLAINT, SPEECHES NOT HEARD- Valuation system (See"-municipal Bill" Assembly-Reporters' complaint to Chairman Water Supply and Sewerage (see -Water") 1776 Wharf, how let, q. 792 PRESS REPORTERaS, PARLIAMENTARY CON- PERTHL GENERALLY (Council)- VENIENC8- Public Hospital new wing, q. Hon. W. Assnnbly--q. Mr. Rason as to practice else- Kingsmill 656 where 641, replies read 642 Tramways Act Amendment (see uinder "Tramwsays Dill") PRITING OFFICE- Assemzbly-Holidays, q. Mr. Gill 2255; PETITIONS PRESENTED To ASSEMBL- Estimates, Printing vote 1602, Photo- Arbitration Court, cases to be beard locally lithographic 1593; Reports of Royal Com- 597 missions, mn. Minister for Mines 1536, Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Dill remarks on printing 1536 597 Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension PRusoVaRa BEHwAN, INQUIRY- Bill 46 Assembly-q. Mr. Needhbam 1100, 1408 Legsl Practitioners Act 1374 Roads Act, maximum rate 1451 Tracey, Mrs., compassionate allowance 2172 PaRs1oN WARDERS, EIGHT HOURSs- Assembly-nt. Mr. Neediham 1552 PETITIONS PRES8ENTED TO COUNCIL- Early Closing Let, hairdressers 2102 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IN RAITLWAY CONq- Local Courts Act, to amend 1447 STE UCTION- Assembly-q. Dr. Hicks 84 (see also "Pips PnoTo-LITaLouaruPIC PaINTIKG, Estimates manufactu re ") 1593 PRIVILEGE Or PARLIAMENT (Assembly)- PIPES MANUFACTURE, DAY LABOR- Mr. Gregory's complaint against Mr. Moran, personal contention 2091, complaint 2193, Assembly-rn. Mr. Rason 1884, Council's reconeillation 2197 resolution 2320, debate 2345, in. Mr. Gregory 2348 Morning Herald4 paragraph implying the Chairmans censure of Mr. A. E. Thomas, Council-q. 1754, mn.Hon. G. RandeDl to dis- rt. affirming breach of privilege 850, approve new system 1938, 1994, trans- debate 851-6, mn.by Premier to sum11mon mitted to Assembly 1999 printer 958, debate 954-76, withdrawn 976 Mr. Jobn Drayton's refusal to give evidence POLICE SUnJECTS O0tNEEALLY (Assembly)- before a select committee (see under Constable Casserley's resignation, en. papers "Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Mr. Watts 1024 Inquiry ") Estimates, Pollee vote 2141 Standing Order (new) as to fine 1110 XXV1 PRO xxvi(IsuCX PRO TO SUBJECTS.]RAMAI
PRtOCEDUMiz (see 11Rulings," "1Irregularities" Puncic SERvIcE BILL-contied. Council-lioceived 1093, 2&. 1190, 1286, select Pa.osoorreou- committee appointed 1292, ms.Premier to give evidence 1817, report received 2104. in Asiembly-Close of-Isession 2351 Corn. 2166, Bill returned to Assembly 2171, Council-A ssct to Bills 2325, Governor's amendments insisted on 2323, Assembly's Speech 2320 message 2324, 3a. 2324; copies of Bill how removed 2324 Psosncus'sox Or A PUBLIC SERANT'- PUBLIC WORS GENERALLY (Assemlbly)- Assembly-Mr. G. F. Fraser, Coolgardic, q. Mr. Horan 1099, mn.paperalMr. Gregory Annual Estimates 2025-2101 1269 Arch itectural 2062, 2097 Harbour and River Works, Annual Estimates 2076, Loan 2304 PROSECUTION FOR LOCKOUT (sce "Kookynie" land Purchases (see " Secret Purchases " Loan Estimates 2298-2311 PuasLaC ACCOUNTS- Pipes manufacture by day labour, mn.1884, debate 2320, 2346, 2346 Assembly-Row balance arrived at, q. BMr. Railway Construction, Annual Estimates Moran 141 ;Schedule heads, mn.return Dr. 2086, Loan 2298 Ellis 342; Works Accounts, q. Mr. M~ornn Reads and Bridges 2066 141 (see also "Ita4ilivay Accounts " Water Supply Works, Annual Estimates 2085, Loan 2:306 Public Health Act Amendment Bill (Kal- goorlie-Boulder District Board)-- Assembly-Speaker's ruling on Bill 2319, Bill introduced and passed (not a precedent) Q. 233 QUESTIONS, 140TICIC INSUPPICENT- Council-All stages 2322 Asseinly-Statements by Premier 642, post- poned 679, 2117 Public Health Bill- Council-Introduced formally (before change QUORUM- of Ministry) 64, discharged 341 Assemnbly-Quorum in Committee on Esti- mnates, ruling 2061, 2 Public Health Bill (No. 2)- Assembly-In troduneed 5)2, 2a. 809-15, 981, 1079, 1127, referred to select committee 1185, mn.leave to travel for evidence 1578 R. (inquiry not completed) Hiss rr-ratoor FENCE, E9TC.- Assembly-Cl. Whites case, q. Mr. Tlroy 226; PUBLIC HOSPITALS- traps and tanks, m,. return 1279; Annual Assembly-Estimates, Medical vote 2136 Estimates, Rabbits vote 1985, Loan Esti- Council-Perth Hospital new wing, q. 56 mates (R100,000) 2312; Loan Bill item 2297, Mr. Rason's remarks on loan for fencing 2262, 2312 PUBLIC SERVANTS (Assembly)- Dismissal of Mr. G. F. Fraser, Coolgardie, q. RAILWAY LAND PURCHASES, FREMANTLE Mr. Horan 1099, mn.papers prosecution DEVIATION AND STATON- 1269 Assembly-Estimates, remarks on item of J. E. Fombart's compulsory retirement, am. previous year 2057, references to secret Mr. Moran to re-open case 1088, select purchase for new station 2089. 2091-97; committee appointed 1050, report pre- Commission to inquire, q. Mr. Gregory 2321 sented 1970, mn.to adopt report 2047 Retrospective Increase of Salaries, ms.papers RAILWALY - Mr. Moran 1550 (see also under "Rail- SUBJECrS GICEaLLy (A$ssei' ly) ways"1) Accidents to Cattle, ms.return 1638 Additions and Improvements to opened lines, Loan Estimates vote 2298, Annual Esti- Public Service Bill- mates 2199, 2202, 2217 Assembly-Introduced 342, 2R. 546, 749, Corn. Accounts of Railway Department, Dr. Ellis's '188, appropriation message 815, resumed motion for sectional details 1518-36, ms. 815, 857, 878, 898, recommittal 976, 3R. 1i1i. Maintenance 151, in. Expenditure 342 mn.Premier to give evidence before Council (see also " Public Acceounts ") select committee 2884, Council's suggested Agricultural produce rates, q. 2007 amendments 2315, 27, amendments in- Agricultural branch lines, in. Mr. Hlarper doted on 2830 1022 RAI EAI ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.])O ROA XXVIIxi
RAILWAY SUBJECTS OENERALLY--Coflttfued. RAILWAY SUBJECrS GENERALLY (COUncil)- Construction, q. Magnet to Lawlers 507, q. Bridges at Fremantle, q. safety 197 private enterprise 848, mn. traffic profits Fires in Agricultural Districts. mn.Collie 304, expenditure 842 Coal 2102, 2164 (see also "1Bush Fires Crossings for East Perth, q. 2199 Bill") Cyclone fencing, q. 1069 Flower excursion trains, q. 386 Differential Rates, q. Dr-. Ellis 1374 Rates, q. to revise 2163 Duplication of South-Western, q. 1707 Tickets, Frenmantle-South-Western, q. 561 East Perth Crossings. q. 2199 Water Supply, q. Great-Southern 1050 Economy in working Southern Cross section, Workshops at Rocky Bay, mn.papers 557 m. Mr. Moran 1641, amendment moved 1542 Election time, q. deduction of pay 205 Railway Traffic Bill- Electric Current, cost at Fremantle 1297 Assembly- Introduced 304, order discharged Employees in Way and Works, mn.1262 2321 Enine Sparks, q. Mr. Burges 1162 (see also "ires") Fencing, q. 1050 RATING (COMPULSORY), Ena9cr ON ROADS Finance and railway accounts, q. Dr. Ellis BOAR1DS- 1374, In. Sectional details wanted 1518, Assemly-Estimates, Minister's Statement tabular statements 1530-, debate un- 2029- 30 finished 2321 Fires in Agricultural Districts, q. sparks 1162, mn.Mr. Burges 2172 (see also " Bush RATING ON UrNMROVED VALUE (see " Muni- Fires Bill") cipal"1) Foremen's recommendations (see "Recom- mendations") Freight. and rates, q. Katanning 561, q. Mur- Referendum (Legislative Council) Bill- cison 848 Assemby-Jntroduced. 670, q. Mr. Rason W4, Geraldton railway sidings, q. 1197 order discharged 2321 Increase of pay in Way and Works, mn.1252 Inspectors (Gatherer and Gregg) how aip- pointed. q. 1162, 1408, m. papers 1542 EFUNDS, Estimates 1607 tLtn4 -grazit construction, q. 848 Land purchases, Fremantle (see -"SecretFur. chases ") REFUSAL TO GIVE: Evsn.xcE BEF'ORE A SELECTr Leasing of railway reserves, q. 1242 COMMITsT, J. DRAYToN'$ CASE (see Under Loco. driving, q. Mundaring 991 "Empress of Coolgardie G.K6. Laws Inquiry") Mitenac chrges, I Dr Ellis 161 Midlad Railway, I.prhs Pay for Eleto tie q. deucio4 206 REPORTING SPEECHS (see under "MHansard," Perth Station fence, urgency motion Mr. K. "1Press Brown 298 ") Preferential rates for jarrab, q. 1135 Private enterprise construction, q. 84 Railway accoun~ts, In. Dr. Ellis's 1518-35 RESIGNATON, EAST PERTH- Railway fencing, q. cyclone 1059 Assembly-Announcement, ms. the Premier Rates (see -"Agricultural," "1Preferential " 660 (see " Election returns ") Recommendations by foramen for increases of pay, mn.papers Way and Works 1262-68 RESUMING A SPEECH AT lIMIT SIflING- Reserves leases, q. 1242 Assembly- Leave given to a member 197 Sectional details (accounts), mn. Dr. Ellis 1518-29, tables of figures 1680 Sidings on Geraldton line, q. 1197, Wyley's RINGRAREING AND CLEAING- siding mn.papers 1680 Sparks (see " Fires "); Spark arresters, 9.6560 Assembly-,n. return, Mr. Moran 1638; Black- Surveys of new lines, Estimates item 2301 wood district, q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 1947 Tickets, tenders for supply, q. 1772 (see also " Hamel Settlement ") Traffic profit from lines-construction 304, In. expenditure 342 Trans-Australian (see under "Trans ") Roads Act Amendment Bill (Jetties, etc.)- Wages-Deduction at election time, q. 205; Assembly-Introduced 1517. 2R. 1651, 1697, Way and Works, rn-increases 1262, 1262; Cots. 1770, 1849, 3R. 1W4; Petition to Loc~o., q. payments by cheque 1462 amend Act 1461 Water Supply, mn.Pertli-Fremntle 2019, q. Council-Received 1946, 2R. 2004, Corn. 2005, Geraldton 2255, q. [207 2116, 3a. 2158 Way and Works maintenance, mn. return 1661 Wyley's siding, mn.papers 1680 ROADS AND BRIDGS, Estimates 2066 XXVII' ROA [INDEX TO SUBJECTrS.] Sout
ROADS CLOSURE, SOUTH FREMANTLE BEACH- RETURNS AND PAPERS ORDERED BY CouNcIL- Assembly -q. Mr. Diamond 1707 Albany-Denmiark Railway Purchase, papers 740 Gwalia State Hotel, particulars ROAnS MAINTENANCE AND RATES STRUCK, 1050 Estimates Works Department, Minister's 'New Parliament Houses, annual cost, return intention tostop special grants 2029 1818 Railway Workshops at Rocky flay, return 557 ROADS SUBSIDY ACCORDING TO RATING, Esti- Shipping Brokers (London Agency), return mates 2029 showing amount paid 1050
RULINOS (see under Speeches of President, Speaker, Chairman.1 S. SCHOOL 0OFMINES, MUROUIsoN-GASCOYNE- RETURNS, REPORTS, AND PAPERSe ORDERED BY Council-q. Hon. W. Patrick 655 ASSEML,- Bore at South Perth, papers 1947 SECOND-READING SPEECHES- Cattle Import Duty, papers 597, additional 829 Assemnbly-Ruling, that only principles should Collie-Cardiff Townsite, papers 598 be debated at this stage 414 Contingent Accounts (military), South Africa, papers 597 SECRET PURCHASES or LAND, FaRANTLE Dividend Duty Tax, return 342 RAILWAY DEVIATION AND STATION- Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease, papers Assemby-Estimates, Lands Purchase Officer 305 2052, item for Fremantle deviation purcha Experimental Farms, return of cost etc. (previous period) 2087, personal statements 1268 and denials (s-e Mr. Gardinier) 2089, personal Flour Milling Industry, papers 1333 remarks between Mr. Moran and Mr. Fremantle awl, Warders' hours, return Gregory 2091, 2; q. Mr. Gregory as to a 342 Commission 2321; Lands purchased for Import Freights, Rebates, and Commission, new station at Fremantle (Estimates), dis- London to Fremantle, return W4 cussion 2092-6 Land Settlements, Hamel and Nangeenan, particulars 999 Pipes Manufacture, plant for day labour, SENTENCE REMITTED, CAsEE AN]) PEAXES- return of coat 1884 Assembly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 1517, In. papers Police-constable Casserley, papers 1024 (Caselsy) 1555 Prisoner Casely/s Release, papers 1555 Prosecution of a Public Servant (G. F. Fraser) 1269 Su-rrING Baoasms (LONDON AGENCY)- Public Acmounts, schedule heads return of Council-rn. return Hion. M1.L. Moss 1050 expenditure 342; also Railways in Con- struction, return of expenditure 342 SHIPPING LEGISLATrION (see"1 Navigation Bill" Public Servants' Retrospective Increases, papers 1550 Rabbit Fencing, Traps and Tanks 1219 SHIPPING RATES (see "Ocean Freights In- Railway Accidents to Cattle, return 1038 quiry ") Railway Economy, Southern Cross section, how effected, return 1541 Suer HOURS, FRUIT ANDl COOL DRINKS- Railway Employees' Increases of Pay in Way and Works, papers 1252 Assemsbly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 1680 (see also Railway Inspectors Gatherer and Gregg, " Early Closing ") how appointed, papers 1542 Railways-Way, and Works Maintenance, SITTING DAYS AND HOURS- return of cost 1551; Wyley's Siding, papers 1680; Railways in Construction, Assemhbly-n. Premier (opening of session) 26, return of expenditure 342; Water Trains, additional (end of session) 1710 Perth-Fremantle, return 2019 Council-Rn. Colonial Secretary (opening of Ringbarking and Clearing, retr-n 1638 session) 24, to expedite business 1817 Ticket-of-leave an Clarke, reimprison- int, papers 1020 SOUTH BEACH (see "1Roads to South Beach, Timber Hewing Contract, returnI 1947; Fremantle ") Timber Leas resumed, return 598 Water Service of Leederville, and Sobiaco, papers 1268; Claremont and Cottesloe, SOUTrH HORSESHaoG.m. COMPANY, Enn-P return 1024 TION- Wheat Flour and Wheat OffaL rturnial3t Assensly-q. Mr. Bath 748 SPA SPA[~INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] StXISEL XXIX
SPARKS FROM RAILWAY ENGINES (see " Fires") Street Closure (Kanowna) Bill- Assenbv-Introdnced 792.,2K. 857, 00orn. 867, SPECIAL TRAINS ON SUNDAY (SMe" Sunday") Sa. 878 Council-Received 933, 2a., Corn. 985, 3R. SPRMc OP A MEMBER BRUMED AT NEXT 1054 SITING, LEAVE GIVEN 197
SnTRES NORTH FREMANTLE) DEDICATION SPEECHS NOT HEARD DISTINCTLY (SMe"ffansard BILL (see "North Fremantle") Reports," also " Press Complaint")
STANDING ORDERS- SUNDAY BANDS ON GOLDFIELDS- Assemtbly-House Committee (joint purposes) Assembly-rn. urgency Mr. Hopkins 1100, amendment, mn.Premier 1063; Suspension. Minister's explanation 1101, q. Mr. Nelson 1196 (J. Drayton's case), In. Premier 1059, to expedite business 2007; Points of order etc. (see " Rulings ") SUNDAY SPECIAL TRAINS- Council-To expedite business 2231; Assembly-q. cost Mr. Needham 1773 Strangers' gallery, order amended 64, 132, 197 SUNDAY THEARICALS- STATS BATTERIES, DUPLICATE PARTS- Assembly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 429, q. Mr. Assembly-q. Mr. Henshawv 2254 Nanson 486, Minister's reply with reasons 486 STATE BORROWINC, REMARKS BY A MINIS- TER-.. SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES (wee"1Loan" Assembly-st. Mr. Rason 992 Supply Bills (4)- STATE COAL-MINING- Assembly-AUl stages 79, 316, 891; No. 4 Bill Assembly-n. Mr. Henshaw to establish 805, 1680, 1713 debate unfinished 2321 Council-All stages 64, 340, ba3; No. 4 Bill 1771 STATE FIRE INSURANCE, To ESTABLISH- Assemly-e. Mr. Bath 1637, debate un- finished 2321 SWEAaINe-IN OF MEMBES- Assembly -Return of writs etc. 10, additional 26 STATE GOVERNOR, CHIEF JuSTcE To PER- FORM DUTIES- Asse'nbly-n. Mr. Nelson 598, amendment SELECT Cenminnie ArPoir~nD By ASSEMBLY- Mr. Needham, 605 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry. mn.Mr. Reran 623, 6, reported 1408, debate STATE HOTEL, GWALIA- 1952; Refusal to give evidence.(see in Assembly-see " Address-in-Reply " for refer- Subjects under " Empress of Coolgardie ") ences in Speeches Hamel Land Settlement Inquiry, Us. Mr. Hayward 1137, interim report 1375, debate Council-r. papers Hon. W. Kingamill 1050 1462 (see " Hamel Settlement " for details) Hardwoods of W.A., falling-off in foreign STATE NURSERY, HAMEL- demand. In. Mr. A. 3. Wilson 824.7 (not Assembly -- q. Mr. Burges 1452 (see also cmleted) Bill " Hamel "1) Kagorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs
STIRLING ESTATE, DRAIxAE- Bill 456, 597wasRccueExnio Assnnbly-q. Mr. Gordon 293 Legal Practitioners Bill 1692 (not com- pleted) LOca Courts Bill 326, 456, 944 STOCKS SOLD (see "1Finance ") Ocean Freights and Iusuances etc. 1007, 11; inquiry not completed, the evidence STaRES DEPARTMENT, Estimates 1892 2313 Public Health Bill (No. 2), Us. Colonial Sec- retary 1135, In. leave to travel 1678 STANoEaS' GALLERY, STANDING Oansn-- (inquiry not Completed) Council-r. to amend 64, referred to Stand- Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement ing Orders Commnittee 64, Committee's (J. E. Pombax-t) In. 1038. 1050, reported report 132. In. passed 197 1970, In. to adopt 2347 Xxx SEL xxx[XDEXS~t 'TO SUBJECTS.]WA WAI
SELECT COMMITTrS APPOINTED BY COUNCIL- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill- Aborigines Protection Bill1, in. 985, reported Assembly-Introdued 1409, 2n. 1452, 1563, 1674 Corn. 1565, 1583, order discharged 2321 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill (private), mn.1451, reported 1754, Public Service Bifl, in. 1292, an. Premier to TREASURER (see under " Premier and Trea- give evidence 1817, report received 2104, Bser" amendments Considered in dealing with Clauses 2166 Taasay DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES- Assembly-Financial Statement 1212, Esti- mates 1860 T. Truck Act Amendment Bill (to preventfarther TABLES OF PIOvESs REVERSED TO IN A SnsEcH- claims for breaches of law)- Assembly-Dr. Ellis's request to have report of Assembly-Received. 1252, 2R. 1422, Corn. his speech extended with tables of figures 1457, 3a. 1578 1618, Mr. Speaker's remarks 1619 Council-Introduced 933. 2R. 1093, Coin. 1099, 3a. 1189, Assembly's amendments 1637 TELEGRLAPH CABLE AT ConTEwSL BEACH- Assembly-q. Mr. Needham 718 U. TEATRICALS ON SUNDAY- Assemubly-q. Mr. A. J. Wilson 429,q9. Mr. Nan- UNMPROVED LAND VALUE RATING (see eon 485, Minister's reply 486 1Municipal '9
TICKET-OP-LEAVE MAN CLARKE, REIDIPRISON- UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT. PARTICULARS- MENT - Assemhly-gq. Mr. Watts 1135 Assembly-rn. papers Mr. Nelson 1025 URGENCY MOTIONS IN ASSEMBLY (4)- TIMBER SUBJECTS GENERALLY (Assembly) - Fires in agricultural districts, coal sparks, Cutting in Kirrup district, q. Mr. Renshaw in. Mr. Surges 2172 1883 Railway Fence, Perth Station, in. Mr. H. Forestry Legislation (see "Forestry") Brown 298 Harbour Facilities (ace under "Danrbury" Sunday Bands on Goldields, in. Mr. Hopkins Hardwoods Inquiry, mn.824 1100 Hewing Contracts, mn.return Mr. Rlenshawv Wharf Luinpers at Ilunbury,sin. Mr. N. J. 1947 Moore 2116 Lewses, in. return Mr. F. F. Wilson 598, q. 1197 URGENCY MOTION IN COUNCIL- Regulations, q. Mr. Bath 2255 Truck Legislation to prevent farther claims Reporting Speeches, Complaint by Hon. C. for- breaches of law (see "Truck Bill ") A. Piesse of acoustic defeats in new chamber 288 TRACEY, MaS., COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCE- Assembly- 9 . Mr. F. F. Wilson 1376, Petition from Mrs. Tracey 2172 V. Tramuways Act Amendment Bill- Victoria Park Tramways Bill- Assembly-Introduced 305, 2R. 837. 348, Corn. Assembly-Tntriduced 1837, 2a. 1888, Corn. 349, 422, SR. 430, Council's amendment 748 1890, SR. 2019, Council's amendments 2319; provisional order, q. Mr. Gordon 1375, q Council-Received 557, 2a. 661, Corn. 663, Sit. 1578 708 Council-Received 1992, 2a. 2104, Corn. 2106, reommzittal 2106, 3n. 2153 TRAMWAY AGREEMENT, VICTORIA PAWK- Assembly-q. Mr. Gordon 1375 (see also Bill)
TRANS-AuSTRALIAN RAILWAY- Assembly-Guarantee reaffirmed, statement by new Premier 320; Lands adjacent to be WAGES DEDUCTED, ETC. (See" Railways " reserved 821 Cauncil-m. to reserve lands 844 - Cnncil-ra.~~~WIT,to xeev aiMa. 4 0. (see " Rabbit Fence ") WAT [I~NDX TO SUBJECTS.] WOE XXX'
WATER SUPLY AND SEaVICES- WHAj&F LuMPErs AT BDND~uRy- Assemnbly-Claremont and Cottesloe, mn.return IAssembly-Urgency mIotion Mr. N. J. Moore 1024; Leederville and Subiaco, mn. return 2116 1268; Railway water carriage to gold- fields, q. Mr. Nauson 992; Water Dams at North Coolgardie, q. Mr. Eason 1375; WHEAT F LOUR AND WHEAT OFFAL- Annual Estimates 2085; Loan Bill item (.968,250) 2296; Mining and goldfields Assembly-rn. returns Mr. Nanson 1333 supplies (see " Mines"); Water condenser, q. Geraldton 1297. WILKINSON, MR. W. (see "Lands") WATER BUrrLY AND SEWERAGE- Assembly-Loan Estimates 2305; Loan Bill item 2296; Metropolitan district scheme, WOODS AND FORESTS- q. Mr. Moran 141 (see also "1Metropolitan Assembly--Estimates 197380; Forestry legis- Waterworkis Amnendment Bill ") lation, 7. Mr. F F Wilson 670 (see also "1Land A mendmnent Bill,' also " Timber") WEST PERTH SCHOOL (see " Education"')
WHARF 114 PERTH- WOnRCE N's WAGEs AcT, TO AMEND- Assemby-How let, V. Mr. Rason 702 Assomby-in Mr Lynch 1559
INDEX TO SPEECHES.
Explanation of Abhrnviations-la., 2R., 3a., First, Second, or Third Reading of a Bill.-Con., Committee of the whole House.-Interj., Interjection in Debate.- In., Motion.-q., Question to a Minister.
A. BATH, Mr. T. H. (continued)- ANGWTNJ, Mr. W. E., Bast Freinanle-- Public Service Bill, 2a. j77 Harbour Roads Act, petition to amend as to maxi- Trust Property, q. 142 (see also mum rate 1451 under " Honorary Minister") South Horseshoe G.M. exemption, q. 748 State Fire Insurance, In. to establish 1537 Sunday Bands on Goldfields, to permit a collection 1103 1B. V1Timber Regulations, q. 2255 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1434 BATE, Mr. T. H., Brin Hill (see also under " Chairman of Committees ")- Arbitration Court, petition-presented 597 BELLINGHAM, Hon. G., South Province- 4- Chairman of Committees, election 80 Parliament Homse Drain, q. 386 Complimentary Remarks, close of session 2347 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Laws Inquiry, BorroN, Mr. H. E., North Premantie- Standing Orders 897; on refusal of witness Collie-Cardiff Towusite, papers 598 Drayton to give evidence, rescinding of Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. resolution 1062, as to imprisonment of 1888, 45 Drayton 1169 Estimates, annual votes: Audit 1364, Lon- Estimates, annual votes: Mines generally don Agency 1478. Education 1666, Roads 1742, Lands and Surreys 1920 and Bridges 2075, Public Works and Exemption, South Horseshoe G.M., q. 748 Buildings 2119, 20; Railways Depart- Friendly Societies Act Amendment aml, 2R. ment, general discussion 2201, Railways 434 and Tramways vote 2218, 19 Grazing Areas, Yilgarn. as to inquiry 1283 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 441, 2, Hospital Nurses and probationers 616 4, 9, 454, 7, 462, 9, 498, 9, recommittal Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 695, 646, amendments 1891 Amendment Bill, 2K. 572 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Coin. 1641, 6 Inspection of Machinery Bill, recommittal Locomotive Driving, q. Mundaring too Weir 591,2 991 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill, Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1159, recommittal 2a. 1068, explanation 1071 1303 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's Municipal Institutions Act Amendment fee 2342 Bill, Coin. 588, 1112, recommittal 1176, Land Settlement, q. Cowoowing 342 1183 Legal Practitioners Aot Amendment Bill, North Fremantle Streets Dedication Bill, 2n. 1591 2R. 2021 Legal Practitioners, q. admission 389 Public Service, Bill, 2a. 774, Coin. 787, 869 Loan Bill, 2R. 2264 Railway Inspectors, how appointed 154,5 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2. Railway Loco., q. Wages by cheque 1452 328 Railway Preferential Rates, q. Jarrab 1135 Mining Exemptions. q. 1197 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 628 BRIGGS, Hon. H., West Province (sea also under North Perth Tramways Bill, 2R. 1886 "rChairman of Committees") - Payment of Members, He to increase 639, Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2n. speech 1317 1873 Postal Votes, Kimberley, seconded IN. papers Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1829 294 Early Closing Act Amendment Dill, 2R. Privilege (see under "Empress, of Cool- 2003 gardie 1) Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), re- Public Health Bill, 2R. 1079; Dill No. 2. mark 2234 order 2320 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2a. 1824 XXXIV BRI xxxiv BRI[NDEXTO SPEECHES.]BU BUR
BRoos, Hon. 1H.(continued)-- ES"WN, Mr. H. (continued)-- Payment to members of Council, on m. on order 1811, Geological Survey veo to reduce 1674 1812. 16, Explosives and Analytical 1815. Pipes Maoufacture by day labour, on mn. to Lands and Surveys 1934, 5; Public Works disapprove 1941 acutcdftsone Department, general discussion 2043, Ad- Reporting Speeches, cmtedftsonw ministration vote 2053, 4, Engineering Chamber 290 2056, 6, 7, 8, 9, 2060, Generally 2084, Roads and Bridges 2067, Harbour and River Works 2081, Water Supply Works BRTMAOEC, Hon. T. F. 0-, South Province- 2086, Public Works and Buildings 2118, Factories Bill, Cown. 1836 19; Colonial Secretary's department. Fires in Agricultural districts during general discussion 2124, Public Health summer months 2103 vote 2143, Registry 2144 Health Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2322 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs bill Sewerage 2307, 8. 10 (private), 2R. 1294, Corn. 1989 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Municipal Institutions Act Amendment. Birn, motion 2189, order 2189 Coin. 1766, 1880, 1942 Hospital Nurses and Probationers 623, Payment to members of Council, on in. to amendment 623 reduce 1577 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Amendlment Bill, Corn. 681, 8 (see also Bill, 2a. 22443, order 2243 " Address-in-Reply ") Railway Rates, q. to revise 2163 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's fee Victoria Park Tramways Bill, 2R. 2106, 2344 Corn. 2106 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Eill 2a. 1590 Loan Bill, 2a. 2289 Baoww, Mr. H., Perth- Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1148, 9, 1150, 8, Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying 1160 want of confidence 147; Points stated- Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment Arbitration Court, decisions questioned Bill, 2R. 339, explanation 366, Coin. 427 by Labour bodies, unfair imputations, Municipal Institutions Act Amendment 150 Bill, 2u. 481, Coin. 589, 651, 720, 1, 2, 4, 6, Collie coal not a good fuel, 149; the 7, 732, 6, 6, 9, 740, 792, 3, 4, 9, 800, 2, 6, 7. industry should not be bolstered up, 831, 3, 4, 6, 7, 84, 1, 1118, 16, 17, 18, 19, 149 recommittal 1176, 8, 1306 Health administration in Perth, an ex- Pombart's case 2348 planation 152 Public Health Bill, 2R. 916 Labour party's ingratitude to the Premier, Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement, 147; if labour is capital, why are there select committee's report 2348 unemployed in the State, 161 Railways, Perth Station fencing, motion of Lands administration a success, 148; urgency to stop erection 298. reply 303 Land settlement by means of labour Roads Act Amendment Bill, Conw. 1849, 50 contracts in the South-West, also field Tramways Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 338, work for prisoners on wages, 151 Corn. 423 Postal voting should be abolished, 148 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R, 1438 Preference to unionists, why he objected, 151 Eugoss, Mr. R. G., York- Taxation on unimproved value in towns Brands Bill, 2R. 1681, Corn. 1681, 2, 6, 6, 9, and road districts, but no room for a 1692, 3,4,7,. recommittal 1848 national land tax in the country, 149 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 1240, Trades Hall land greats to Labour bodies, Cown. 1251, Council's amendment 1312 150 Business days and hours, as to additional University not wanted at present, tech- 1712 nical and secondary education should Estimates, annual votes: Literary and be promoted, 149 Scientific Grants 1395, 9, Education 1669, Water supply, Mundaring Reservoir Lands and Surveys 1908, 1973, Woods and should be tapped for coast towns, 148; Forests 1980, Agriculture 1981,2, Rabbits Artesian supply should not be used for 1986, Stock 1986, Agricultural Bank 1987; consumption, 148; City Council willing Public Works Department, general dis- to undertake a supply, 148 cussion 2060; Railways Department, Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1653 general discussion 2214 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Estimates, Loan votes: Railways 2301 1773, 5, 1837, 1841, 2, 4 Fires in Agricultural Districts, q. Collie Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of coal on railways 1162; Urgency Motion as Parliament 1355, 7, Compassionate Allow- to using- Collie coal 2172, reply 2191, 3 ances 1385, Literary and Scientific Grants Grazing Are, Yilgarn, us. to inquire 1279 1399, 1401, Savings Bank 1696. Miscel- Hamel Settlement Inquiry 1137, to adopt laneous 1610, 12, t6; Mines; Department, report 1460, q. relief to settlers 2255 BUJR [INDEX TO ;PEECHES.] OHA XXXV
Busoss, Mr. R. G. (continued)- CA HsON, Mr. H. (cdntinacd)- Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 440, 9, Railway Water Supply, Geraldton q. 2255, 450 9Lcondenser 1297 Land Settlement at Nangeenan, as to dis- Ringharking and Clearing, return 1638 continuing 1370, 1782 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Lands Department and Mr. W, Wilkinson, 1685 *n. to inquire 1517 Loan Bill, 2a. 2272, Corn. 2298, 7 CHAIRMAN Or COMMITTEESn AND DEPUTY- Local Courts Bill, Cam. 1142,8., 6, 9, 1150. 2, SPEAKER in Assembly (Mr.T:H. Bath, 1171, Council's amendments 1967 Brown HVi, see also under " Bath" for Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, out of the Chair)- Corn. 882, 1117, recommittal 1176, 7, 9, remarks 1186 Brands Bill, 1682, 4 Noxious Weeds Bill, 2a. 1161 Early Closing Act A mendment Bill, 1776 Public Service Bill, recommittal 979, 80 (three), 1838, 1840, 2, 6; as to speeches Rabbit Fencing, in. return of traps and not heard 1776 tanks 1279 Estimates, Annual: Order 1384, procedure Railway Engine Sparks, q. Collie Coal 1162 13483, 4, order 1359, 61, 1392, remarks 1395, (see also "Fires ") order 1475, 6, 7, 1491, 9, 1597, 1612, 10F,16, Roads Act Amendment BiU,. Corn. 1849 17, 1665, 1795, 6, procedure 1801, order State Nursery, q. Hamnd 1452 1810, 12, 13, 14, 16, 1853, procedure 1902, order 1935, 1937, 2082 to 7, 2041, 3, 4, 2053, 2068, 2073 7, 2083, 5, 2127, 2132, BuTCHER, Mr. W. J., Gasceyns- 5,9,2144 Brands Bill, 2n. 1681, Corn. 1682,5,6,8, 1690, Factories Act Amendment Bill, order 2022 1, 6, recommittal 184 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Business days and bourn 27, as to additional order 436 1112 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Amendment Bill (No. 2), order 683, 5, 7, witness. Dra~yton's refusal to give evidence 694, 702, 6, 719, amendments 1418, 14, 17, 1728 18, 1421 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Inspection of Machinery Bill1, order 443, 4, motion as to use of Collie coal 2177 5. 7, 8, 452, 9, 463.4, 6, 7, 9, 470, 1, 492, Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 603, 647. 9, 1896, 7 Amendment Bill, Cown. 690, 4, 6, 9,700 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, order 2338 Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1148 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, procedure Sitting days and hours 27, as to additional 1645,6 1712 Loan Bill, order 2289, 90 Local Courts Bill, order 1149, 1151, 7, 8, 1986 Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment Bill, order 427 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Dill. C. - order 588, 651, 3, 740, 794, 800, 1, 2, 7, CARSON, Mr. H., Geraldten- 835, 7, 9, 840, 1112, recommittal 1178, 9, Address-in-Reply, speech 218; Points 1130, 3, 5,8, 9,1198, 1204 stated-Land administration, settlement Navigation Bill; order 1883 (three), 1950, of paramount importance, policy of the procedure 2314 James Ministry must becontinued, Labour Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment policy extreme and iwpracticable to some Bill, order 2152 extent, large estates in Victoria district, Press Reporting, speeches not beard 1776 Magnet to Lawlers railway would pay Privilege: Newspaper-statement implying handsomely, liquor laws and control by censure on a member, explanation that no censure was intended 851 the people, democratic and not class legis- lation, 2 16, 17 Public Service Bill, order 813, 21, 857,883,6, Coal Boring at M1ullewa, q. 485 905, 7, 10, 11, 979, 981, Council's amend- Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Cow. ments, order 23819,30 1774, 1845, 6, 7 Railway Finance, order 156 Estimates, annual votes: Literary and Roads Act Amendment Bill, order 1779 Scientific Grants 1898 Supply, order 318 Geraldton, q. railway water supply 2255, q. Truck Act Amendment Bill, order 14,57 condenser 1279 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Rulings and Directions - Amendment Bill, Coin. 698 Amending an Act indirectly: It is not Liquor Laws Legislation, q. 842 competent to insert in a Public Service Loan Bill, 2a, 2291 Bill an amendment giving the right to Midland Railway Purchase, 9. 342 abrogate. certain powers vested in the liullewa, Coal Boring, q. 485 Commissioner of Railways under the Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Railways Act, regarding civil servants Coin. 887, 837, recommittal 1175 in the Railway Department, unless the XXXV1 CHA ~;xxvi OHATO SPEEC]IRS.]OH CHA
CHAIRMAN OF Cousnrrsie. Amn DEPUTYv CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE% AND DEPUTY SPEAKER (continued)- SPEAKER (continued)- Rulings and Directions(continued)-- Rulings and Directions (continued)- provision in the Railways Act be first discuss, on a vote for administration, repealed, 005 an item which can he discussed on Amendments in globo: Amendments another vote, 2032. received from the Council may be Explanations, Interruptions : No member passed in globe if no member wishes should interrupt another member speak- them to be taken separately, 2330 ing to mnake an explanation, there being Another Place: The Legislative Council ample opportunity when the speech is should be referred to as " another place," concluded, 1178 2319. Debates in another place must Extracts from Speeches: Standing Orders not be referred to in the Assembly, prohibit a member quoting from de- 1421. It is improper to refer to another bates in the same session, and it is only place as an "unnecessary Chamber"' an evasion to write out from. Hansard 1418, It is improper to reflect on reports what the member wishes to another place, 2319. quote, 1417. A member is not out of Any question before Committee must not order in quoting a statement made by be reflected on, 5034 another member before the Arbitration Committee of the Whole must follow an Court, 1417 instruction of the House, 815 H1ansard Reports:- As to reporting tables Committee speeches Must be confined to of figures, 1(118. Reporters use their the clause under discussion, 445 discretion when reporting s-peeches in Copies of Bills as amended: It has not Committee, 1935 been customary during this session or Irrelevant Clause inserted by the Council:- in two previous sessions, except on rare The Committee could not entertain an occasions, to provide for members copies amending clause irrelevant to the Bill of Bills as amended in Committee, but returned from another place, 231.4 it is desirable, 1414 New Clauses must be moved at end Discourtesy on Putting the Question: of a Bill, 857 Before stating the question, the Chair- Offensive Words or Imputations: A man pauses to give members an oppor- member must not speak of "one of the tunity to speak; members making a little tricks" ofasmother inember,463 ;nor practice of rising to speak after the make imputations, 1392; nor speak of a Chairman has risen to put the question member as " an underground engineer," are guilty of gross discourtesy to the 4660; nor as " engineers," 470. Often Chair, 84 an expression is improper which is not Division:- Member calling for and secur- exacetly out of Order, 4863. Other ex- ing a division, thus challenging a pressions declared out of order: decision of the Chair, must vrote against Bumptious utterances 685, Mislead the such decision, 447. Member addressing House 702, False insinuations 835, 1334, the Chair while division is in progress an "lunnecessary Chamber " (the Coun- must do so with head covered, but a cil) 1418. Also, a vote of the House or sheet of paper is a sufficient covering of Committee must not be reflected on within the meaning of the Standing disrespectfully, 448 Order, 447. Member is at liberty during Postponement: A clause once discussed a di vision to leave the Chamber before cannot be postponed, 1180 the doors are ordered to be locked, 981. Recommittal of a Bill: Amjendments May Members must not cross the floor of the be moved without notice on recommittal House after tellers are appointed, 1157 1179; but if recommitted on motion for Estimates: First general discussion on third reading, notice must have been Estimatea always closes with the pass- given, 1179 ing of the item "His Excellency the Temporary Bill: To make. a Bill tem- Governor," and when that discussion is porary, such amendment must be moved closed, each suecepding division of the as a new clause, 1W4 Estimates is taken by itself, though Title of a Department: There is no members may then discuss each division Standing Order on the point, but pro- generally. When a member proceeds sumably the same course is adopted in to discuss an individual item, that regard to titles of Iepartments in the becomes the item under discussion lEstimates as in regard to Bills, that if unless another member immediately anything inserted is outside the scope rises and signifies his intention of dis- of the title, the title has to be amended cussing a prior item, 1344, 60. If an accordingly; and presumably the con- item is particulsrised, the discussion is verse is the case, that the title of a Bill instantly confined to that item, 1344. cannot be added to unless the addition is There is no specific procedure haid down warranted by the contents of the Bill, 2223 in the Standing Orders, but the whole Withdrawal: A clause cannot be with- vote of any division has not been put drawn unless any amendment to it be -en bloc, 1860. A meomber- should. not-i first withdrawn, 719 CHA CHA~[INDEX T0 SPEECHES'.]COxvi COL XXXVII
CnAmanRAn (DEPUTY) OF COMMITTrSs in CLARKE, Hon. E. M. (continued)- 7- Assembly (Mr. T. F. Quinlan, Toodvay. Kookynie Lockout Prosccution,on "a. to dis- see also under "'Quinlan")- approve 1623 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, order Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1630 1698, 9 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Estimates, order i36fit 1483, 2087, 8, 9, 2091, 2a. 1570, Corn. 17(;5, 8, 1710 2, 6,7 Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 709, 11, 12 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), Payment to members of Council, on mn.to amendment irrelevant 2314 reduce 1516 Loca Courts Bill, order 116 Public Service Bill, amendments 2317 COLONIAL SECRETARY AND MINISER FOR Ruling- EDUCATION, to 10th August (Hon. W. Offensive words or imputations: " Des- Kingainill, Metrorolitan-Suburban Pro- picable attitude "or an " attitude almost vines)- idiotic" are expressions out of order. Aborigines Bill introduced 4 1698 Address-in-Reply, remarks 65, point of order 66, on adjournment 140, speech 283 ; Points CHAIRMAN OF COmMrTRESs IN COUNCIL AND Stated- ACTING PRESIDENT (Hon. HI. Briggs, Change of Ministry, 283, 41 West Province, see also Under " Briggs") Consumption treatment, 281 on Order and Procedure- Council leadership, difficulties overcome, Appointment (re-election) as Chairman of appreciative remarks, 288 Committees, 64-4 Harbour Trust, successful work, loading Aborigines Protection Bill, order 718 facilities. 286, 7 Distress for Rent Restriction Hill, order Land administration, reply to criticisms, 1W4 285 Inspection of Machinery Bill, order 986, 1190 Lunacy hospital facilities, 287 Local Courts Bill, order 1627, 8,91 Medical attendance in farming districts, Public Service Hill, order 2167, remarks 286 2323, 4 Old Men's Home, 297 Postal voting not satisfactory for reasons Ratings- stated, 284; officers taking postal votes Headlines are not part of a Bill, 1629 should not be partisans, 284, 6; Money Clause: The Legislative Council Electoral Rolls being rectified, house- has no power to increase the amount to-house revision, 285 specified as salary in a Bill, 2167 Adjournment of Rouse (change of Ministry) 288 CLARKE, Hon. E. M., South- West Province- Chairman Of Committees, election 65, ex- Aborigines Protection Bill, mn.Select Corn. planation (15 985 Committees of the Session 24 Address-in-Reply 132; Points Stated- Papers presented 4, 23, 64, 131, 197 Public Health Bill, in. 64 Aborigines in the South-West 186 Railway Bridges (Fremantle), Safety, reply Agricultural Bank may be Safe with to q. 197 careful management, 134 Sitting days and hours 24 Collie to Narrogin Railway, to encourage Strangers' Gallery, report of Standing settlement, 183; Collie coal, 135 Orders Committee 132 Forest Conservation, wasteful cutting, Supply Bill, all stages 64-5 136; softwoods to be grown, 135 Labour members may be wiser after trying what they can do in office, 186 COLONIAL SECREARYu, 10th August onward Land Settlement, should be judicious, or (Ron. G3. Taylor, Mount Margaret, see failures will cause a reaction, 133; Re- also Under "Taylor")- purchased Estates, 134 Brands Bill, In. 1333, 2R. 1650, Cow. 1681 Liquor traffic and State hotels, 135 to 97, 1778. 9, recommittal 1847, 8, and- Ministers should retire, 130 meats 2331, 2 Population, quality rather than quantity, Slunbury Harbour Trust, reply to q. 293 134 Day Dawn Rates Validation Bill, introduced School building at Sunbury, costly and - 320, mn.2a. 342. St. Standing Orders 343 small, 132 Electoral Registration, house-to-house in- Timber industry and the unemployed, 134 quiry, reply to q. 991 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Electoral Rolls, Fremantle, reply to q. 611; 2R. 1876 Discrepancies, reply to q. 642 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1832 Estimates, annual votes; Joint Houses of Fires in Agricultural Districts during sum- Parliament 1855, Compassionate Allow- mer months 2155 ances 1385. Geological Survey 1813. Public Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 985, 6.,9, Works and Buildings 2118; Colonial 9901 Secretary's Department, general statement XXXTIrl COL NXXV~l C~t[iwFx'roCO cow
COLONIAL SZC ARra (continued)- Connon. Mr. F. (continued)- 2123, Office of Colonial Secretary 2129, 30, North, Hicks-Gregory libel suit, Mr. Aborigines 2130, 1, Charities 2132, Elec- Morton Craig's onse, unsatisfactory ap- toral 2132, 3, Fisheries 2133, Onols 2133, pointinents, Occidental lease, secret pur- 4, 6, Lunacy 2136, Medical 2138, 9, 2140, chases of land at Fremantle, State control, Observatory 2141, 2, Public Health 2143, water conservation, schools, shearers and Registry 2143, 4, Nottiest 2144 hospitals, telegraph interruptions, postal Hawvkers (Indian) in timber districts, reply voting, the Julia Percy job, ILandsaadminis- to q. 1947 tration, 268-274 Hospital Nurses and Probationers 612, on -Brands Bill, Corn- 1682, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 1694. amendment 620, explanation 622 recommiAttal 1LW Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1248 Amendment Bill, 2R. 408; Bill No. 2., (see also " Fires") Corn. 700 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. tease Inquiry Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 499, 625, refusal of a witness to give evidence amendments 1898 1721 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of Corn. 584 Parliament 1359, Treasury 1361, London Mining Injuries. Kalgeorlie, reply to q. 890 Agency 1492, Miscellaneous 1608, 9, 11, 16,. Navigto Bill, mn. 2a. 1502, reply 1649, Education 1662. Mines generally 1746, Cr.1860 toS8, mn.report 1885, recommittal Crown Law Offices 1850, 1, Stipendiary 1048 to 51, amendments 2318, 14 Magistracy 185, Supreme Court 1859, North Fremautlo Streets Dedication Bill, Lands and Surveys 1907, A griculture 1983; ma. 2R. 2020 Public Works Department, order 2037, Folice Rotation in North-West, reply to q. general discussion 2048, Administrative 792 vote 2063, 62, 64, Roads and Bridges Police Superannuation Fund, reply to q. 2072, 4, Harbour end River Works 2078, 2006 80, 81, 82, 83, Railway Construction 2095. Prison Warders, eight hours 1555 Public Works and Buildings 2118, 20, 21; Public Health Bill, in. IR. 512, in. 2m. 809, Colonial Secretary's Department, general reply 1129, in. corn, to travel 1678; Bill discussion 2125; Railways Department, No. 2, 'a. to introduce 2819, to postpone general discussion 2211 2320, i. 2330, Corn. 2831 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Railway Employees' increases of pay in Sewerage 2305 Way and Works 1266 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Shop Hours, fruit and cool drinks, reply to motion as to Collie coal, explanation 2193 q. 1680 Fremantle Quay Sheds Contract 1087 State Governor, on mn.Chief Justice to per- Grazing Area, Yilgarn, as to inquiry 1284 form duties 609 Immigration policy 1492 Streets Dedication Bill, introduced 188i Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Sunday Bandsi on Goldfields (a collection) Amendment Bill, Coin, 690,7100,5 1101, explanation 1108, 1108; why pro- Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 452 hibited, reply to q. 1197f Kimberley Tick Boundaries, in. 1540 Theatrical Performaunoes on Sunday, reply Loan Estimates 2305 to q. 429, 486 Local Courts Bill, Cown. 1152, 3, 5, 1172, 3 Ticket-of-leave am Clarke's Reimprison- Council's amendments 1964,6 went 1026, explanation 1033 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, West Perth School overcrowding, reply to Corn. 689 q. 64o Noxious Weeds Bill, 2&. 1160 Wharf Lumpers at Hanbary, on urgency Postal Votes, Kimberley, in. papers 293, motion 2116, 17 reply 295 Privilege, Morning Herald report, on in. to snummon printer 971 CONNOLLY, Rfon. J. D., North-East Province- Public Health Bill, 2n. 1127 Public Service BiUl, Corn. 00 Koohlynie Lockout Prosecution, on 'a. to dis- approve 1623 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1445, Corn, Land Act Amendment Hill (Forestry), 2u.1 1461 2233, Corn. 2238 Wharf Luinpers at Biunbury, on urgency Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, motion 2116 Cown. 1769, 1879 Pipes Manufacture, on in. to disapprove 1996 Cowounz, Mr. 0. S. F., Williams- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 1249 ConNoz, Mr. F., imb erley~- Estimates, annual votes: Education 1661, Address-in-Reply, speech 268; Points stated Public Works and Buildings 2120, -Independent members and reasons for Aborigines 2130 against the James Ministry. 268; Estimates, Loan votes: Railways 2300, De- vosiNhotility to and disfranchisement of the velopment of Agriculture 2312 DAG XDXTO S f'RLCI[lESJ DAI xs\.\lIx
D. DEMPSTER, Hon. C. E. (continued)- James Ministry brought about their own IIAGLISH, Mr. H., Snbi ac (see under "Premier defeat, 281, 2; deep regret, 2883 and Treasurer " for remarks after 10th Land Settlement, too far from railways, Augut)- produce prices falling. 282 Address-in.Lleply. moved amendment in~ply- New Houses of Parliament 283 ing want ot confidence in the James brands Bill, 2a. 2108, Cam. 2246, 1 Ministry 89, explanation 262; Points Distress for Bent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1831, Stated- Corn. 1945 Administration more costly than before, Fires in agricultural districts during sunm- as he would prove before many days, 82 suer months 2L02 Audit Act, a blot in it, 36 Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2%. 938, CORn. Civil Service reorgainisation again 937, 989, 1056, 1090 promised, but no attempt made during Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill the last three years, 32 (private), 2.1449, Corn. 1939 Electoral law needed amendment, postal Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension voting abused, 29 Bill (private), 2R. 16866 Election returns, the numbers for each Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, on in. to party, 87-8 disapprove 1603 Estimates should be introduced early in iceasing Act Suspension Bill, 2a. 1826 the session, 28 Local Courts Bill, Com. 1680, 2, 4, 5 Health (public) had been wvilfully Railway Water Supply, Great Southern, 1. neglected by the Government, and 1050 scandalously neglected by the Board of Truck Act Amendment Bill. 2R. 1098 Health in Perth, 82-8; Local bodies are unsuitable for doing this wvork, 34 Independent party in the Assembly, 87 DIAMOND, Mr. A. J,. Prenzntle, South- Labour party gained an enormous victory Address-in-Reply moved 12, adjournment at the polls, 37; their attitude as a 128, speech on Mr. Daglish's Amendment direct Opposition, 39; a united party 129; Points stated- -prepared to take action, 40 Local Industries not assisted by the Administration of the James Ministers Government, getting pipes made out- commended, 19 side more cheaply, 35 Amendment on tbe Address, stupid and. Mining Companies and neglect as to unnecessary, a waste of time, 130 registration, 34; Hicks v. Gregory fBi-rowing, wait for easier conditions. 14 mining suit, the Minister and not the Goldfields water supply, more customers country should bear the brunt of a to wse it, 14 libellous statement, 84 Independent members, an unholy combi- Nanmon (Mr.), by accepting office in the nation, 129 James Ministry, largely contributed to Industrial progress and trade extension. 13 its defeat at the polls; this sort of Inter-State Duties, effect of decease, 13-14 thing is destructive of political Labour Party, ingratitude to the James morality, a disgraceful job, 30-32 Ministry, 16; ingratitude to democratic Premier's (James'.) speech at Bunbury legislatiors, 17; caucus trammels, 19 declaring war against the Labour Mistakes made by the Leake and James party, also his attack in the Queen's Ministries, 18 Hall and his appeal for Conservative Raiway fgures and Dr. Ellis, 130 support, 36-7 Railway returns, a splendid improvement, Programme of the James Ministry, 28-9 14 Speeches should deal with principles and Settlement on the land, a splendid ad- avoid personalities in Parliament, 28 vance, 13; immigrats from Eastern Timber leases, the timber combine, and States, 13; more producers wanted, hon the Truck Act, 31 to attract them, 16 Water and sewerage urgently required. 29 Unimproved land should be taxed to compel production, 16 Election of Speaker 11 University system, technical coilleges, 15 Electors' Votes, q. publicity 142 Sitting days and hours 27 Coal Reported at Carnarvba, to inquire 828 Supply Bill, 2R. 81 flay Dawn Rates Validation Bill, Standing Orders 348 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, Corn. 1700 DEMPSTRa Hon. C. E., East Province- Earl y Closing Act Amendment Bill, loin. 1774, 5, 184, 5. 6 Address-in- Reply, speech 281; Points Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Leaws, Select stated- Commiittee's report 1953 Council franchise should not be reduced, Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of 282 Parliament 1351, 8, Compassionate Allow- Federal Union most unsatisfactory, a ances 1389, London Agency 1495, 8, Edu- determined effort for repeal, 282 cation 1656, 1670 ; Mines Generally 1727, xt WIA £Isnux TO SPI'ErrS.] ELL
DIAMOND, Mr. A. J. (cominudl- I I ELLis, Dr. 1H.A. (condinued)- Miscellaneous 2100; Railways Depart- Premier's (James's) treatment of the nient, general discussion 2207, vote 2218 Labour party. 84 Estinmates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Railway management and finance, 86; Sewerage 2310 goldfields' traffic taxed unfairly, 86; Freight Agent in London 1496 figures in the report manufactured, 92; Fremantle, Roads Closure, q. South Beach cost of maintenance, 98; goldfields line 1707 pays for the other losses, 94 import rebates and commissions, London to Savings Bank deposits decreasing, 85 Fremnantle, in. return 643 (see also "Ocean Unemployed increasing, miners on Eastern Freights"') Goldfids diminishing, 83 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry Amendment Bill, 2H. 416; Bill No. 2, 625, Standing Orders 897, refusal of a wit. Coin. 728, 30 ness to give evidence 1170, release from Inspection of Macbiuery Bill1, Corn, 468 prison to be considered 1719, on select com-. Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bjill, mitten's report 1957, amendment moved Corn. 688, 832. recommittal 1188, 1307 1900, withdrawn 1962 Navigation Bill, Coin. 1861, 2, 4 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Ocean Freights and Marine Insurances, in. Assembly 13,44, Joint Houses of Parlia- to inquire 1007 (inquiry not completed), ma.as to utilising the evidence taken 2313 ment 1330,' Treasury 1:361, 2, Audit 1364, Payment of Members, to increase, seconded 1381, 97 1392, Literary and Scientific in. 627, speech 1323 U rants 1892, 4, 9, 14.01, 2, London Agency Privilege, Morning Herald report, as to 1476, Savings Bank 1698, Miscellaneous sumnmoning printer 959 1612, 13, Education 1655, Mines Generally Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement 1740, Lnnd Titles 1852. 3, 4. Public Works (Pomnbart), fresh inquiry 1041 Department, general discussion 2032, Public Service Bill, Coin. AS8, 903, 910 4, 5, speech 2042, 3, Roads and Bridges Railways, Perth Station fence 302 vote 2070, Railway Construction 2092, Rebates and Commissions, ma.6163 (see also Miscellaneous 2100, Electoral 2132, "Ocean Freights " Medical 2138, Railways Department gener- State Borrowing, on remarks by a MinisterF ally 2210 Estimates, Loan votes: Railways 2298 Factories Act Amendment Bill, Coin, 1456, Daxw, Hon. J. X., Central Province (see also Council's amendment 2022, 3 tinder " Minister for Lands ") Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Address-in-Reply, speech 76; Points motion as to Collie coal 2189 stated- Haniel Settlement Inquiry 1140 Council franchise should be reduced to a Mansardl Report, tables of figures to be in- small extent, 76-7- cluded 1618 Dingoes in Murchison district, 79 Hospital Nurses and probationers, in. hours Electoral Act, postal voting abused 77, 610, reply 620 political canvassers who are also postal Tnmigrationa policy 1477 officers 77 Inspection of Machinery Bill, recommittal Hotels under State management, a desir- 639, 640, 4,56, 6 able experiment 77, to nationalise the Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, 2n. liquor traffic 77 1206 Land legislation, grazing- leases and Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Coin. 1644, 6 pastoral leaseholders 78 Loan Bill, 2n. 2272, Coin,. 2297; Lon Estimates 2298 Leave of Absence to a member, ma.132 Local Courts Bill, 21s. 321, Corn. 1142, 3, 5, 6, 1172 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, E. 2a. 533, Coin. 804, 835, 1114, 16, 17, 18, ELLis, Dr. H. A., Cooigarie- 19, 1121, 2, 4, recommittal 1180, 2, 1307 Privilege, Morning Herald report 855, as to Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying summoning printer 057 (see also under want of confidence 82, explanation 237 "1Empress of Coolgairdie " Points stated- Public Accounts, in. schedule heads 342 (see Administration had been costly, injurious, also "Railway Finance ") provincial, 84 Public Health Bill, 2a. 917 Collie coal for railways, its cost excessive Public Service Bill, Coin. 818, 861, 3,4, 870, by comparison, 89 ; excess for the extra 3, 5, 880, 3,6, 890, 9,902,4.7, recommittal haulage, 90; what it costs the State, 91 977, 980 Expenditure, a tremendous increase, 84 Gold-mining dividends, 85 Railways generally: Labour pledge and reasons for it, 83 Differential Rates, q. 1374 Miners decreasing in Kalgoorlie (district, Employees' inceases of pay, on "i. for - 86 papers 1266 [INDEX TO SPECHEnS])0IGIL Wa
ELLIS, Dr. H. A. (coninued)- FOULKES, Mr. J. C. G. (contnued)- Finance (railway accounts), q. 1374 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2R. 1580. Maintenance cast 1551 order 1681, in Corn. 164, 6 Sectional details wanted 1518 Loan Bill, 2a. 2281 Traffic profit during construction, q. 304, Local Courts Bill, 2R. 323, recommittal 121)8i q. expenditure 342 1300, 1, 4, Council's amendments 1964 to Supply Bill, Core. 895 69 Trans-Australian Railway, lands adjacent to Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment be reserved 823 Bill, 2R. 352, as to Committee stage Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1436 355,6 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 588, 9, 722, 732, 798, 800, 1, 7, 1198, 1306 Navigation Bill, recommittal 1950 F. Payment of Members, q. increase 943 PouLxes, Mr. J. C. G., Claremont- Personal Explanation, courtesy to the Chair 1057,' 8 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Postal Votes, Kimberley papers 295 want of confidence 158; Poinlts stated- Privilege, Morning Herald's report 8r4, Caucus meetings, a difference, 160; Labour as to summoning printer 958; Witness pledge binds by majority, 161 Drayton's case (see under " Empress of Charges made against the James Ministry Coolgardie ") few and of minor importance, 158; Prosecution of a public servant (Frazer) Labour members formerly supporting 1274 the Ministers they now condemn, Public Service Bill, 2R. 770, Corn 790, 820, 158, 9 864, 8, 873, 8, 887, 900, 8, 9, recommittal Independent members controlling the 979 situation, a historical parallel, 161 Roads Act Amendment Bill (jetties, etc.), James Ministry must expect criticism, in 1R. 1517, 2R. 1651, Coie. 1779, 80 spite of good work done, 158; and must State ]Borrowing, on remarks by a Minister expect it from Labour members who 995 formerly supported them, 158. 9 Supply 11111, explanation 898 Labour party and socialism, 159; posing Ticket-of-leave man Clarke, as to reizuprison- as saViouS of the country, 161 ; pre- ment 1031 tending there is no political salvation Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. outside the Labour party, 161; Labour 1584 board of control, 162 Truck Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1460 Mining suit for libel, flicks v. Gregory, Water Supply, Claremont and Cottesloe, mn. 159, 160 return 1024; Personal explanation as to Brands Bill, recommittal 18M,, amendments Mr. Speaker's remarks on courtesy to the 2381 Chair 1057, 8 Courtesy to the Chair, personal explanation 1057, 8 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1773, 1837, 8, 1840 G. Election of Speaker, 10, 11 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, GILL, Mr. F., Balkatta- refusal of a witness to give evidence 951, Estimates, annual votes: Treasury 1863, resolution to be rescinded 1061 Railways generally 2208 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, sembly 1346, 7, Treasury 1360, London Corn. 436 Agency 1470, Savings Bank 1594, 5. 6, Governmnent Camels, q. treatment 1947 1600, Crown Law Offices 1851, Land Titles Hamnel Settlement Inquiry 1140 1851, Lands and Surveys 1905, Railway Hospital Nurses and probationers 619 Construction 2096, Miscellaneous 2100. Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Fires, in Agricultural Districts, on urgency 2g. 1585 motion as to Collie coal 2181 Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1145, recommittal Government Business, precedence 1707, 1298 explanation 1709, order 1709, on amend- New Ministers, seats declared vacant 291 ment 1710 North Perth Tramways ]Bill, Corn. 1888 Imniigration policy 14170 Printing Office Holidays, q. 2255 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Public Service Bill, 2a. 765, Corn. 877 Amendment Bill, 2n. 404; Bill No. 2, 2a. Railway Employees' increases of pay, in. 673, Corn. 692,45, 8, 703, Council's amend- papers 1232, on amendment 1254, 67 ments 1419, 20 Railway Water Trains, Perth-Fremantle, mn. K~algoorlie and Boulder Racing Club's Bill, returni 2019 Com- 1074. 5 Railway Inspectors (2), how appointed 1547 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Water Service of Leederville and Subiaco, 2E. 1210 in. papers 1268 3111.1 GOR GB[IsNDFr~lo SPEECIEF.4.] GRE
Goanos, Mr. W. B., Cannin- Gasoouy, Mr. H. (continued)- Bore at South Perth, so. papers 1947 Mines Generally 1737, 53. 1184, 6. 7, 9, Brands Hill, Cown. 16381 to 97 1790, 1, Mining Schools 1793. 4, State Bunbm'y, q. harbour trust 292 Batteries 1794, Steama Boilers Act 1794!, Business days and hours, as to additional a5, 6. 7, Nines Water Supply 1797, 8, 1712 Contingencies Gjenerally 1199, 1800,Par- Chairman of Committees, election 80 chase of Copper Ore at Phillips Rivuer Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, Corn. 1802, 3, 4, State Batteries (contingencies) 1698, 9 1805, 6. 8, Mines Water Supply (con- Early Closing, mi.to amend Act 1548, reply tingencies) 1808, 9, Development of 1649; Early Closing- Act Amendment Bill, Mining (contingencies) 1810, Geological Corn. 1841, 2 Survey 1810, order 1811, resumed 1811, Estimates, annual : Legislative Assembly 13, 14, Crowvn Law Offices 1850, 1, Land 1341, Joint Houses of Parliament 1368, Titles 1852, 4, Stipendiary Magistracy CompassionateAllowances 1388, Geological 1856, Supreme Court 1860, Landa and Survey 1810, 12, 13, Explosives and Surveys 1922, 19836, 7, 1971, 2, Woods and Analytical 1815, Crown Law Offices 1851, Forests 1079, Agriculture 1984, Rabbits Lands and Surveys 1935, 0; Public Works 1985, Agricultural Bank 1987; Public Department 2060, Administrative vote Works Department, order 2033, 5, 6, 2059, 60. Generally 2064, Rads and speech 2045, Administrative vote 2053, Bridges 2069, 2070, 4, 5, Harbour and Engineering 2054, 5, 6, 7. 2060, 1, 2, River Works 2077, 8, 2088 Generally 2063, 8, 2073, 4, Harbour and Gold Buyers' Licenses, q. Boulder 2198 River Works 2083, Water Supply Works Government Business, as to precedence 1708 2085, Railway Construction 2088, 91, Grazing Areas, Yilgarn, seconded m. to personal remarks 2091, 2, Construction inquire, speech 1281 2092. Miscellaneous 2098; Colonial Secre- Jandakot Rilway, q. route 1772 tary's Department generally 2124, office Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's of Colonial Secretary vote 21.30, Gaols fee, order 2342, speech 2344 213.5, Lunacy 2185, 63, Medical 2140, 1, Leave of absence to a member, mn.1297 Observatory 2141, Police 2142, Public Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Coin. 1641 Health 2143, Registry 2144; Railways Mining Regulations, q. gazetting 718 Department generally 2216, Railways vote Municipal Instations Act Amendment Bill, 2218; Labour Department generally 2221, Corn. 588, 848, recommittal 1308 3, items 2223 Railway Crossing, East Perth, q. 2199, q. Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and bridge for crossing 2199 Sewerage 2305, Development of Goldfields Railway Duplication, South - Western, ' and Mineral Resources 2310, Agriculture 1707 2311 Railway Rates on agricultural produce, q. Factories Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1409 2007 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1779 to 81. amendments 830 Stirling Estate, q. drainage 293 Hospital Nurse and Probationers, amend- Tramways Agreemen~t, Victoria Park, q- meat 615 1376; TLramnways Bill, 2R. 1889 Immigration policy 2279 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 348, speech 390; Bill Gasooa'r, Mr. H., Afcnzics lsalso under No. 2,2R 678, Corn. 680,690,1, 705, Coun- -,Minister for Mines " to 1oth August) cii's amendments 1415, 18, 21 Coal Reported at Carnarvon, m. to inquire Inspection of Machinery Bill. 28. 368, Corn. 827, in reply 828 439, 442, 8, 460, 1, 4, 458 to 67, 471, 2, 487, Complimentary Remarks, close of session 9, 490, 1, 7, 506, 7, recsmmittal 591 to 96, 2347 641, 48, Council's amendments 1891, 2, Day Dawn Rates Validation Bill, Standing 1894 to S Orders 343 Inspectors' Instructions to Mine Managers, Early Closing Act A nieadment Bill, Corn. q. 455 1841 Kalgoorlie Racecourse Tramway Extension Empress of Uoolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Bill, Core. 1064, 5 ma.papers 305, as to inquiry 624, Standing IKookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's fee Orders 897, refusal of witness to give 2343 evidence 947, seconded in. to pardon 1725, Land Purchase at Fremantle aa to czmmuis- on select committee's report 1953, on sion of inquiry 2321 amendment 1962 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- 2u. 1206 sembly 18443, 4, 7, Joint Houses of Parlia- Licensing- Act Suspension Hill, 2R. 1582 ument 1348, 53, Treasury 1360, 2, Corn. Lean Bill. 2a. 2278, Corn. 2297 passionate Allowances 1382, 8, London Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1144l to 652, 1159, Agency 1405, 1494, 8, Photo-Lithographic recommittal 1303 1594, Savings Bank 1598, Printing 1605, Mine Inspectors' Instructions to Managers, Miscellaneous Services.41607, 901613 to 1S, q. 455 GRE 'Isiwx TO SrEEcnvrs.1 liAR NTi11
Gaigooar, Mr. H. eonhinued)- Hacxrr'r, Hon. J. W. (continued)- Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment 330, remarks 386, Corn. 575, 6, 9, 580, 6, 6, Bill, Corn. 6;1 650 Council's amendment 1078 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Morning Herald report (erroneous), as to 2n. £755, Corn. 176, 7, 9. 1770, 1818, 19, summoning printer 974 210,21, 1iS80, 1 Municipal Ilnstitutions Act Amendment Bill, Noxious Weeds Hill, Cent 710, 14, 741, 2, 4, Corn. 801,8, 831, 841, 2, 1123, 6, recom- recommittfa 933 mittal 1175, 7, 8o 1180, 1199, 1200, 1 Payment to Members of Council, on in, to Navigation Bilt Corn. 1866, 7, 8 reduce 1-510 Noxious Weeds Bill, 2a. 1160 Permanent Rleserve Rededication Bill (Clare- Orders postponed 2320 mont), 2st. 2163 Payment to Members, as to increase 1819 Public Service Bill, Coin. 2171 Pipes manufacture by day labour, mn. to Strangers' Gallery, on issuing tickets 64 concur in Council's resolution 2345, mn.to Trans- Australian Railway, on mn.to reserve concur in second paragraph 2346 lands adjacent 846 Printing Reports of Royal Commissions 1536 Privilege, Mr. Gregory's complaint against Mr. Moran 2193, reconciliation 2197 (see1 HAxEasLEY, Hon. V., East Province- also under "MAorning Herald" as to Privi-1 Brands Bill, 2a. 2W4, Corn. 2247 lege. also "Empress of Coolgsardie Lease Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1285 Inquiry ") Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1831 Prosecution of a public servant (Frazer), Fires in A gricultural Districts, in. to restrict "k. papers 1269, explanation 1271, in reply use of Collie Coal 2102, reply 2239 1277 Public Inspection of Machinery Bill. Corn. 988 Health Bill, 2a.. 911 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestryt, 2n. Public Servant's compulsory retirement -2236 (Pombart), as to fresh inquiry 1040 1Payment to Members of Council, on mn.to Public Servants' retrospective increases 1651 reduce 1.577 Public Service Bill, Concil's amendments 2315, 30 Railway Employees' increases of pay, on mn. for papers 1261 HAanwzcx, Mr. J1.E., East Perth- Railway land purchase at Fremantle 2321 Brands Bill, Corn. 1685, 91 Standing Orders Suspensim; 2009 Early C;losing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Sunday Bands on Goldfields, seconded in. to 1775, 7 permit a collection 1101, speech 1107 Election for East Perth. swearing-in 877 Supply Bill, 33. 896 Estinrnten, annual votes; Compassionate Ticket-of-leave man Clarke, s to reimprison- allowances 1387, Education 1669, Land ment 1025 Titles 1851, Public Works and Buildings Trans-Australian Railway, to reservead 2118 jacent lands 822, speech 823 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Victoria Park Truaway project, q. 1578 Sewerage 2:308 Workmen's Wages Act, as to amending Local Courts Bill, Coin. 1144 1561 'Municipal [ustitutions Act Amendment Bill, recommittal 118U5, 1307 Public Service Bill, amendments 2317 Ticket-of-leave man Clarke, as to reimprison- H. ment 1032 HACKETT, Hon. J. W., South-West Province- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1.585 Aborigines Protection Bill, withdrawal 341 Address-in-reply, remarks 66 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 12S6 Hlaas'a, Mr. C., Rever eij- / Chairman of Committees, election 65 Condition of public business, remarks on Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying closing 1754 want of confidence 142; Points stated- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1832, Class legislation, labour, capital. 144 Corn. 1945,6( Independent beniches, reasons for sitting Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act there, 142 Amendment Bill, Corn. 941 Labour Caucus, how it operates, 144, 5; Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill difference between this and the ordin- (private), Corn. 1944 ary party on fereince, 146; moderates Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2R. and extremists, 145,6 ; aafety in common 2233 sense, 146 Law of Libel Act (Imperial) Adoption Bill, Ministry in a minority, a danger to the 2n. 2113 State, 14I; good work done by Ministers, Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2n. 1823 brilliancy and danger of the Premier, Loca Inscrikd Stock Act Amendment Bill, Mr. Nqans on as a Minister, Labour 2Ea. 2231 party's tactics, 143 X111V BAR HAS[ITNDEX TO SVEECHES.]HEIff EX
H~A'ER, Mr. C. (conftinued)- 7- H1ArwanR, M~r. T. (continued)-- 1 Parliament degraded by interjections, a inrtui ry 1136, on procedure 1136, 7 (see also careless and frivolous habit, 147 "damel Settlemjent ") Referepidum and the Labour party, Par. Hamnel Settlement, ms. to inquire 1137, on liament superseded, 146 amendment 1i39, to adopt report 14433 Immigration policy 1478 Agricultural railways 1022 Brands Bill, Coin. 1683 to 88 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 452, 462, Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 1249 507 Local1 Courts Bill, Corn. 1144 (see also " Fires ") Municipal Institutions Act as to additional Amendment Bill. Business days and hours, Corn. 589 1712 Navigation Bill, Coin. 1804, Z5,recommittal Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, refusal of a witness to give evidence 1718 1950 Estimates, annual votes: Procedure 1344, Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 1436 Literary and Scientific Grants 1396, 7, 1402, Education 1667, Woods and Forests HEITMANN, Mr. E. E., Cue- 1976, Agriculture 1982 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Day Dawn Rates Validation BiUl, Standing motion as to use of Collie coal for rail- Orders 3 ways in summer 2176 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn, Loan ]Bill, 2R. 2265, Corn. 2297 18342,4,64 Navigation Bill, Corn. 1862 Estimiates, annual votes: Compassionate Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement, Allowances 1383, London Agency 1491; select commuittee's report 2349 Mines generally 1747, 1788, 9, 1792; Steam Railways, mn.agricultural branches, report Boilers Act 1795, 7, Mi nes Water Supply by non-political board 1022 (contingencies) 1809, Aborigines 2130, Electoral 2132 Hospital Nurses and probationers 017 HASvue, Mr. U., Kanotona (see also under Immigration policy 1491 " M inister for Mines") inspection of Machinery Bill, 2a. 372, Coin. Supply Bill, Corn. 82 444, 454, 464, 5, 470, 1, 487, 490, L, 2, 5, 6, 9, 502, recommittal 593, 5, 6, 644 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, HiAYNS, Hon1. S. J., SOU1A-East ProvinCe-/ Corn. 583, Council's amendment 1078 Addiress - in-Reply, speech 270; Points, Mining Exemptions, q. 1197 stated- State Governor, as to Chief Justice perform- ing duties, seconded amendment 605 Council franchise, no tinkering, 280; man- hood suffrage, payment of mnembers and bad resuilts, dangers of socialism, 280 HnuzAw, Mr. E]. P., Collie- Immigration policy, free passages to com- petent farmers, 279 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying James Ministry, good administration, 280I Want of confidence 111, explanation 230; Railways wanted, 281 Points stated- Socialistic fads, taxation, plunder, "hoist Arbitration legislation, who promoted it with his own petard," 280 lIll,workers penalised under the Act 116, State hotels, private enterprise, 280 a condition of anarchy 117 Distress for Rent Restriction ]Bill, 2at. 1829 Collie-Bole Railay, undermined and Inspection of Machinery Sill, Corn. 990 useless, 113 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2a. Collie coal, advantage to the State, 119 2235 Contract work mismanaged, Supreme Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Za. 1823 Court buildings 115, Ceolgardie water Local Courts Bill, amendments 210.9 pipes 116 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 'Electoral arrangements, partisan officers Corn. 1195 112, election sops promised by Ministers Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendmnent 111, Pilbarra railway sop 111 Bill, 2u. 2242 Labour principles, 116; the Premier's Public Service Bill, 2a. 1291 slanders, II1 Truck Act not carried out, 112 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1250, HAY WARD, Mr. T., Wellington- Corn. 1251 (see also " Fires in Agricul- Brands Bill, Corn. 1685, 1691, 2, 5, 1778 tural Districts ") Business days and hours, additional 1712 Cattle import dutty, mn. papers 597, ms. Director of Agriculture, q. salary 792 additional papers 829 Estimates, annual votes:. Literary and Collie-Cardiff Railway, q. 2255 ; Colli- Scientific. Grants 1395, 7, London Agency Cardiff Townsitc, q. 485, mn.papers 598 1178, Public Works and Buildings. 2120 Estimates, annual votes -Literary and Hamnel and Nangeenain Settlements, par-1 Scientific grants 1397, Refunds 1607, Mis- ticulars of contractslOj(f, notice ofma. forj cellaneous 1610, 1, 3, Education 1662, [INDEX To .St'FI4EIs.) nORt XLV
HEtseL&w, Mr. EL P. (cotinued)- HlotoEaEar MINISTER (continued)- Mines generally 1787, 92, Lands 1921, 35, Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 469 Public Works generally- 2063, 4, Public Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Works and Buildings 2118, Railways De- introduced 305, mn.2a. 378, Corn. 586, 7" partment generally 2215, Railways vote 651, 2, 720, 1, '2,8,9,739, 803, 4, 839, 1118, 2218, 19 1121, 1198, 1201, 1309 Estimates, Loan votes -LRailways 2299 New Ministry, mn.seats declared vacant 291 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Public Service Bill, Corn- 861 motion as to use of Collie coal on railways Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn in summer 2182, order 2189 (ssealso"1 Bush 1585 Fires Bill") Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coat. 44Q, 452, HOPKINS, Mr. J. M., Boulder (see also under .1 487, 504 "Minister for Lands" to 10th August)- Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's fee 2340 Electric Lighting, q, Kalgoorlie and Boulder Land Act Amendment Bil (Forestry), 2at. 1136 2227 Empress of Coolge8hie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Loan Bill, 2a., order 2282, 3, 9 refusal of a witness to give evidence 947, Local Courts Bill, recommittal 1300 resolution to be rescinded 1060, new Stand- Municipal Institutions Acbkmendiunt Bill, Ing Order 1110 recommittal 1184 Hamel and Nangeenan Settlements, in, Navigation Bill, recommittal 1960 particulars of contracts 999, in reply 1005; Payment of Members, mn.to increase 620, on as to a commission of inquiry, how to pro- amendment 1331 -ceed 11aG; Nangeenan Settlement, on Railway Employees' increases of pay and -Mr. Watts's motion to discontinue 1018 foremen's recommendations, seconded mn. Hamel Settlement Inquiry, amendment papers 1252, speeches 1254, 1262 moved to extend scope of inquiry 1139, State Batteries, duplicate parts, q. 2254 in reply 1141 ; personal explanation, letter State Coal-mining, mn.to establish 305 fromt a settler 1108 State Governor, Chief Justice to perform Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Acet duties, seconded in. 605 Amendment hlill, 2s. 412i Bill No. 2 in Timber Hewing Contracts, mn. return 1947;- Corn. 685, 7, 691, 2, 3, 4, 8, 702, 5, 6, 719 Timber Cutting in Kirupp District, q. Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill, 188.3 petition presented 597, mn. IR. 597. in. Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1430 select comutittee 597, report brought up Workmen's Wages Act, to amend 1561, 792, mn.2a. 1066, reply 1072, in Corn. 1078, explanaion 1561 4,5,7 Land Settlement at Nangeenan, on mn.to disciintinue 1018 HICKS, Dr. I. S., Roeberne- Land Surveys, q. arrears 660, 669 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Municipal Institutions Act Amendment on report 1963 Bill, 2a. 612, contradiction of statement Estimates, annual votes: Aborigines 2130, 1, as to Labour party 542, in Coin. 724, 5, Gaols 2134, Lunacy 2136, Medical 2139, 410 836, 8, 9, 1113, 14, 1202, a Factories Act Amendment Bill, Con;. 1453,4, Payment of Members, on In. to increase 633, (6, Council's amendment 2022, 3 amendment moved (536 Geological Survey, q. West Pilbarra 848 Personal Explanation, Land Settlement at Public Health Bill, 2R. 1084 Hamel 1108 Railway Construction, q. private enterprise, Privilege, Mforning Herald report, on mn.to also law-grant, 84 Summon printer 956 (see also "1Empress of Coolgardie Inquiry") Public.Health Bill, 2a. 921 HONORARY Mixisrs (Hon. W. C. Angwin, Public servant's compulsory retirement Est Fremiantle, 10th August onward)- (Poinbart), as to fresh inquiry 1041, Adjournment (or Ministerial elections, mn. amendment moved 1042 291 Public Service Bill, 2u. 755, Corn. 865 to Brands Bill, Coin. 1093 876, 882. 5, 6 - Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. State Borrowing, on remarks by a Minister 1841 99U Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of Sunday Bands on Goldfields, motion of Parliament 1355, Literary and Scientific urgency to permit a collection 1100, reply Grants 1401, Mines Water Supply 1809, 1108 Water Supply Works 2086, Railway Con- Supply Bill, Corn. 895 struction 2092, 3, Public Works and Buildings 2122, Medical 2140 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Snpply and HonAzr, Mr. A. A., ralgauii- Sewerage 2308 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Hospital Nurses and Probationers 621 mn.to inquire 623, in. sitting days and to Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act sit at Coolgardie 626, reply to q. 849, re- Amendment Bill, 2&- 417 marks 896, in. as to Press reporting 897, 8; X11VI HOR xi~vi[oXn-ROE TO SrsEciiES.J KEYE
HogAN, Mr. A. A. (continuell- 1K. report of select committee brought up KEYRER, Mr. C. C., Albany- 1408, ni. to adopt 1951, point of order 1959, on amendment 1063; refusal of Addes-in-Reply, on amendment implying witness Drayton to give evidence 946, as Ifant of confidence, 211 ;Points stated- to release from prison 1716; on flew Council franchise, inequitable basis, the Standing Order as to fine for contempt family man. penalised, 213 1111 Electors decided against the James Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houises of Ministry, yet the Premier was trying to Parliament 1353, 6. Treasury 1:103, Print- control the electors by distributing ing 1603, Mining Schools 1794, Roads and portfolios to placate the House, 211, 212 Bridges 2076, Water Supply 2082, Heil- Immigration and the unemployed, 212; way Dopartminnt generally 2212, Railways competition does push feeble men aside vote 2218, 19 in the struggle for work, 213; miners out land Act Amen'luent Bill (Forestry), of work, more immigrants coming. 213 Council's amendments 2314 Labour party, being in a majority, intend Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, to govern, 214 Corn. 687 Brands Bill, Corn. 1691, 2, 4,6, 7 Privilege, Morning Herald's report (erro- Distress for Rent Restriotibn Bill, Corn. non), remarks on Press inisrepresenta- 1698,9, 1700 tions 85i4 (see also " Empress of Coolgardie Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Lease Inquiry ") 1838, 1843. 5 Public Health Hill 2320 Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of Public servant's dismissal (Fraser), q. 1099 Parliament 1849, Treasury 1362, Audit Pnblic Service Bill, Corn. 7S7, 9, 901, 10 1363, 8, Literary and Scientific grants Railway Economy on Southern Cross sec- 1398, London Agency 1479, Printing 1606, tion, how effected, mn.return 1541, reply 7, Miscelianeons 1609, Education 1668, 1542 Mines generally 179:3, Steam Boilers Act Railwvay Freights, q. Katanning 561 1795, 6, Stipendiary Magistracy 1858, Railway spark-arresters, q. 560 Supreme Court 1858, 60, Lands and Trans-Australian Railway, lands adjaceut Surveys 1906, Public Works and Buildings to be reserved 823 2120, 2, Electoral 2182. Gaols 2133, 4, 6, Public-Health 2143, Railways 2217 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 486 Hospital Nurses and probationers 617 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act IsDELL, Mr. J., Pilbarra- Amendment Bill, 2R. 392; Bill No. 2, in Core. 681, 698, 700, 1, 5 Estimates, annual votes: Compassion-ate Immigration policy 1479, also 212 Allowances 1387, Lands and Surveys 1918, Inspection of Machbinery Bill, Corn- 492 Agriculture 1086 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill, Local Courts Bill, Council's amendments Corn. 1076 1965 Licensing Act Snspension Bill, Corn. 1646 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, Local Conrts Bill, Corn. 1142, 1164, 6, 7, 8, Corn. 582 1172, recommittal 1305 Public Health Bill, 2u. 926 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Public Service Bill, Coin. 888 334 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 517, Corn. 661, 2. 719, 720, 3,8, 7331, 4. 800, 5, 831, 6, 1121, 1309 Navigation Bill, Coin. 1860, 2, 3.4,6,7, 8, 3. recommittal 1949 JAcosy, Hon. U. H., Swan (see also under Payment of Members, to increase 632 "'Speaker"I- Prison Warders, eight hors, amendment moved 1554 Estimates: Medical vote, remarks on hos- Public Health Bill, 2R. 1087 pital system and medical fees, trained Public servant's compulsory retirement nurses for maternity cases, feeding of, (Pombart) 1041 infants, 2138-7 Public Service Bim. amendments 2329 Railway Employees' increases of pay, on papers to show recommendations of fore. J&mas, Mr. Walter, East Perth (resigned men 1256 seat for East Perth 4th October, see also Stae Fire Insurance, to establish 1540 under " 1'remuier ")- State Governor, Chief Justice to perform Adjournmentof House for elections (Daglish duties W09 Ministry) 291 Track Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1433 Industrial Coneiliation and Arbitration Act Wharf lnsnpers at Bunbury, on urgency - Amendment Bill,42a.A-0 motion 2117 KIN KINr NPFX TrOSK.ECuuS.]LO LOT XT.V11
KINGBMILL, lioN. WV., Met rojolitgm-Sib urban ILANOSPORD, lion. J. W., Metropolitan-Surbanv Province (see also under " Colonial See- tary -~)- Address-in-reply 25;i Points statedl- Absence of Membser vithout leave, explana- Civil Service appointments 25 tion, 1242 Council franchise, to extend 25 Aborigines Bill, report of select committee Education, a University, 25 1674, in Corn. 1870 to 73 GodilsWater Supply should have Adjournment (Ministerial elections) 290 a goldfields representative, 25 Bread Act Penalties, how payable, seconded Industries progressing, coming to normal in. 656 conditions, 25 Day Dawn Municipal Rates Validation Bill, Parliament Houses, new 24 2n. 387 Population, increase is satisfactory, 24 Early Closin~g Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 200.8 Transcontinental Railway, 26 Factories Act Amendment Bill, 29. 1673, Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1831 Coin. 1835, recommittal 1869 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Corn. 715 657, om. 714, 15, 16. amendments 941, 2 Owalia State Hotel, particulars 1050 Gwalia State Hotel, in. pa pers 1050, 1 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Tndustrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill, recommittal 1053 Amendment Bill, recommittal 1051, Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. q37 amendments 1571 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry). Corn. Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 986, 7, 2237 9, 1054, 1092, 3, 1945, amendments 1093 Lon Bill, 2a. 2249, Corn. 2252 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, (private), mn.2R. 1292, reply 1450, select 2R. 1669, Corn. 1767, 9, 194.2 committee's report 1754, in Cern. 1044, 5, Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 712, 741 190.1,2 Permanent Reserve Rededication Bill (Clare- Kanowna Street Closure Bill, 2u. 986 mont), 2R. 2166 Kook ynie Lokout Prosecution, todisappro e, Pipes Manufacture by day labour, q. 1754, seconded vs. 1502 on in. to disapprove 1997 Leave of Absence to Members, in. 655, 1242, Post-Omfie Savings Bank Act Amendment 1567 Bill, 2a.. 2244 Licensing Act Suspiension Bill, 2R. 1822, Public Service Dill, 2a. 1193, Coin. 2167,8,.9. amendment moved (six months) 1828 2170 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2&. Railway Reserve Leases, q. 1242 846, Coin. 847, 1196 Railways, Flower Trains, q. 386 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Victoria Park Tramways Bill, 2R. 2106 Bill, Corn. 1.768,6, 9, 70. 71, 1819, 20, 1878, 9, 1883 Navigation Bill, 2a. 2157 LAnaI,,, lion. R., West ProVince- New Minister's seat vacated, mn. 290, in. Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1834 writ 290 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 988 to Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 708, 11, 12, 13, 90, 1054, 6,6, 7, 1091, 2 742,8, 4 Municipal Institutions Act Amnendment Bill, Permanent Reserve Rededicat ion Bill (Clare- Corn. 1765, 1820 mont), 2s. 2164 Navigation Bill, 2a. 2157, Corn. 2162, 3,4 Perth Public Hospital, q. 656 Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 741 Public Service Bill, 2a. 1289, "1. Premier to Payment to members of Council, on vs. to give evidence before select committee reduce 1516 1817, select committee's report 2104; in oim. 2166, 7, 8, 9, 2170, 1 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 1R. 1947, 2R. LATHAN, Mr. C. H., Nelson- 2004A. Brands Bill, Corn. 1685, 6, 7, 9, 1690 Trans-Australian Railway, on vn. to reserve Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. lands adjacent 845 1846 Estimates, aninnadleoes Treasury 1613. 25, Stipendiary Magistracy 1856, Lands and Surveys 1937, Agriculture 1981, Roads and Bridges 2066, 2072, Medical 2139 L. / Municipal Institutions Act Amcndment Bill, Coin. 1112 LANE, Hion. Z., Mfetropolitan-Suburbam Pro- Railway Accidents to Cattle, in. return 1038 since- Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1850 inspection of Mdachinery Bill, 2a. 985, Corn. 937, 8, 9186, 8, 0, 990, 1054, 6, 7, 1090, 1, 2, LovoN, Hon. WV.T., East Province- 3, 1190, recommittal 1243 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2s. 1285 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Fires in Agricultural Districts during sum- 846, Coin. 847, 1195 mer months 2155 XL11 LOT rINDEX I0 SPEEcHIES.] MOK
LOTON, Hon. W. Tr. (continued)- LYNCH, Mr. P. J. (contiaued)- Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2R. 364, Corn. (private), 2R. 1296 461, 3, 402, 9, 470, 1, 488, 9, 490, 1, 7, Laud Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), Corn. 501, 6, Council's amendments 1892, 4, 7, 8. 2237 2.25 2228 Loan Bill, 2.25 Laud Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2227 Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1031, 5 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1589 2R. 1761, Corn. 1760, 1881 Local Courts Bill, Coin. 1144, 55, recom- Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 713 mittal 1298, 1304 Pipes Manufacture, on in. to disapprove Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1995 333 Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Bill, 2R., moved amendment six months 2R. 507, Corn. 1114, 23, recommittal, 1176, 2240Supnin23 1202, 4,1310 Standingr OrdersSupnin23 Navigation Bill, recommittal 1951 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2%. 1097 North Perth Tramways Bill, 2n. 1886, Corn. 1888 LYNCH, Mr. P. J., Mount LeonZoa- / Post Office Savings Bank Amendment Bill, Con,. 2152 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Public Service Bill, Council's amendments want of confidence 152; Points stated- 2319 Caucus is not a new institution, 163, 4 Railway Employees' increases of pay, on James Ministry pleading their good works papers to show recommendations of fore- for continuance in office, yet they had men, 1287 opposed the greater works of the For- Tramways Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 338 rest Ministry, and had opposed each Trans-Australian Railway, lands adjacent other as politicians, 154 ; shortcomings to be reserved 823 of the Ministry, lavish expenditure and Truck Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1481 parsimony, mining legislation not Workmen's Wages Act, wt. to amend 1559, favourable to workers, foreign imimi- reply 1562 grants, 155, 6 Labour had been robbed of its rights,bu .1 was now strong enough to exercise power. 164, 5; Labour legislation now within view, 155 ;wiUl conduce to MoKuwasis, Hon. R. D., North-East Province- material prosperity, 157; Labour sun Address-in-Reply moved 4; Points stated- will do its own shining. 157 Differential rates on railways, inequality Land policy, short-sighted, 156 as between goldfields and Coast, 6 Railway freights ufair to goldfields, 157 Goldfields Water Supply to be treated Trade unionists should not be taunted commercially, with a goldfields repire- with'adherence to unionism, 163; how sentative on the board, 5 workers had suffered through lack of Harbour Trust, goldfields should be unionism, 1.53; pledge to principles is represented. 6 business-like and not dishonourable. Immigration policy, 5 163 Land Tax to bunt up large estates, S Audit, q. temporary officers 1462 Legislative Council franchise should be Dividend Duty Tax, in. return 342 broadened, 8 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, Mining Industry, bow to develop, 7 refusal of a witness to give evidencei 1722 Postal voting abused, 8 Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of Railway Management should be coinmer- .Parliament 1353, Audit Department 1381, cisI 6 Compassionate Allowances 1381, London4 State Batteries, a great boon, 7 Agency 1499, Miscellaneous 1614, Mines Health Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2322 Generally 1736, 91, Steam Boilers Act Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2R. 844, Clorn. 1796, Mines Water Supply 1797, State 989 Batteries (Contingencies) 1807, Geological. Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Survey 1816, Stipendiary Magistracy 1856, (private) 2s. 1294, Corn. 1988, 9, 1990, 1 Public Works generally 2062, 4, Harbour Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension and River Works 2070, Electoral 2133, Bill (purivate), explanation 1510, in. 2R. Goals 2134, Observatory 2141. Labour 2224p 163 6,Core. 1637. recommittal 1675 Estimates, Loan votes : Railways Kanowna Street Closure Bill, 2g. 985 2300,' Kookynie Lookout Prosecution, on ,m. to Water Supply and Sewerage 2806, De- dis- velopment of Goldfields and Miineral Re- approve 1603 sources 2311 Mines Regulation Amendment Bill, Corn. Factories Act Amendment Bill, Core. 1411 1195 Industrial Conciliation and A rbitration Act Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bifl, Amendment Bill, Coin. 692, 704. Council's amr. 1789, 71, 1818, 20, 1879, 81 amendmauntif 1416 - - Victoria Park Tramways Bill, 2R. 2105 MCL MOL~[INDEX T0 SPEECHES.] MINM??XI XTAX
MeURTn, Eoan. E., South- West province- MALEY, Hon. WV.(continued)- Address-in-Reply, speech 276 ; Points Bridgetowrn, 204; Railway crossings stated- wanted. 204 Wheat export, 204 Collie coal industry has Dot been a loss. as alleged, 276; Education, technical Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2u. teaching, 277 1874 Goldfields water supply is the life-blood Albany-Denmark Railway Purchase, m of the gold-mining industry, in spite of papers 740 all opposition, 277 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1828 James Ministry, good work done, 277, 8; Fires in Agricultural districts during- sum- Administration successf ul, 278 mer months 2103 Labour programme, taxation 278 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Land settlement, good progress made, but 2g. 657 prices for produce not encouraging, 275; Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, on ms. to huddling people on the land is a fad, disapprove 1624 close settlement often leads to impover- Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2R. ishment, 275, 6; Midland Railway Comn- 2234 pany's land, when obtained, will be bad L~eave of Absence to a Member, s. 2102 bargains in small holdings, 276; large Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2R. 1823 estates, 278 Local Courts Bill, Coin. 1626 to 30 Railway extensions desirable, Collie-Nn- Mallet Bark, tannic acid, q. 655 rogin, Blackwood timber line, Bridge- Marriage by special license, q. fee 1754 town towards Albany, Marble Bar Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment country, 277 Bill, 2R. 660 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Bill, Con.. 1S819, 1880, 82 1875 Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 709. 11, 13, 742, 4 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2at. 1834 Payment to members of Council, on ms. to Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1635 reduce 1676 Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 710 Victoria Park Tramways Bill, 2a. 2106 Payment to members of Council, on ms.to reduce 1578 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 1098 MINISTER sun LANDS (Hon. J. M. Drew, Cen- traZ Provsince)- [New Ministry, 10th August onward, see also McLAsRvY, Mr. J. P., Marray- under "Drew") Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inqumry, Aborigines Protection Bill No. 1, withdrawn witness's refusal to give evidence 952 341; Bill No. 2, introduced 387, ms 2a. 557, Estimates, annual votes: London Agency reply 716. on adjournment 717, in Corn. 1473, Lands and Surveys 192, Agriculture 1870, 1 1984, Public Works Department, general Absence of member without leave 1242 discussion 2048, Railways Department, Adjournment of House, remarks 341, 747, general discussion 2213 1296, 1883, 2172, 2254 Russel and Nangeenan settlements, par- Agricultural flank Act Amendment Bill,in ticulars of contracts 1004 1g. 1817, in. 2g. 1878, in reply 1875 Hamel Settlement, to adopt report 1466 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Hospital nurses and probationers 619 (No. 2), mn. In. 2153, procedure 2153, ms. immigration policy 1473 2n. 2240 Jandakot Railway, q. construction Of first Air-space in Government Offices, reply to sections 670 q. 1816 Public Health Bill, 2R. 1129 Albany-Denark Railway Purchase, on mn. Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1434 papers.140 Appropriation Bill, is. 2B. 2252 / Bills of Exchange Act Amendment Bill. ms. MALEY, Ron. W., South-East Province- In. 1817, in. 2R. 1877 Brands Bill, in. 2R. 2106, reply 2246,. Coin. Aborigines Protection Bill. 2u. 6638 2246 Address-ia-Reply, speech 202; Points Bread Act Penalties, how payable 708 stated- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, in. Is. Collie-Narrogin Railway should be built 1243, 2R. 1285, Corn. 1286 to encourage settlers, 2013, 4- Business days and hours, additional,.,. 1817 Council franchise not to be lowered, 202 City of Perth Tramways Act Amendment Land legislation, price fixed by statute, Bill, mn.2a. 2005, reply 2006 203 ; no need to burst np estates, nor to Close of Session, congratulatory remarks impose ridiculous restrictions on settle- 2824 ment, 203 Condition of public business, remarks on New Parliament Houses, 202 closing 1754, 5 Railways that should be built, Collie- Day Dawna Bates Validation Bill, mn.In. 341, Narrogin, Kataunuing-Kojonup, Albany. mn.2R. 387, in reply 388 MIN TWIN~[T\ni~px TO0SPP.ECIR8.] MINI
31INtaTEit FOR LANDS (cnninttcd)- MINISTS, Pog LANoS (coniinued)- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, in. 2a. Pipes Manufacture by day labour, reply to 1827, Corn. 1945 q. 1764, on in, to disapprove 1994 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, in. 2n. Post Office Savings Banlk Act Amesndment 2002. Conm. 2115 lull,mi. 2R. 2240, reply 2244 Factories, Act Amendment Bill, in. 2R. 1672, Public Service Bill. en. 2a. 110, in reply 1835, recommittal 1869, 70 1291, Coca. 2166, 7. 9, 2170, amnendments Fires in Agricultural Districts, in adjourn- 2328 ment 2156, speech 228 Railway Rates, to revise, reply to q. 2153 Fremantle Harbour, flopper Barges, reply Railways, Flower Trains, reply to q. 386 to q. 1619 Railway Ticket. Fremantle-South Western, Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, in. reply to q. 557 2R. 656, reply 658, Core. 714, Assembly's Railway Water Supply, Great Southern, message 941, 2 reply to q. 1050 Government Employee, how engaged, reply Railway Workshops, Rocky Bay, on papers to q. 2153 an to lease.557 Health Act Amendment Bill, in. 2%. 2322, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2116 reply 2328 School of Mines, Murcbison-Oascoyne, reply Health Bill (introduced by previous Govern- to q. 655 ment), in. discharge 341 Standing Orders Suspension, in. 2230, 1 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Supply Bills-No. 2 Bill, 2R. 340; No. 3 Amendment Bill, in. 2a. 938. reply 910, Bill, Standing Orders 933; No. 4 Bill, Corn. 941, recommittal 1051, 3, amend- Standing Ordens 1771 ments 1571 Tramnways Act Amendment Bill, m. 2a. 661, Industrial Statistics Act Amendment Bill, Com1. 663 in. JR. 841, in. 2a. 389 Trans-Australian Railway, en. to reserve Inspection of Machinery Bill, in. 2a. 745, lands adjacent 844 Core. 937, Si 985, 7, Si 9, 990, 1, 1064, 6, 7, Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1091, amend- 1090, 1. 2, 3, 1190, 1243, recommittal 1243, ments 1637 amendments 194, 1993, 4 Victoria Park Tramways Bill, in. 2a. 2104, Kanowna Street Closure Bill, in, 2a. 985 reply 2106 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's fees, reply to q. 1500, on in. disapproving 1619 MINISTER Fos, LANDS to 10th August (Hon. Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry),in. 2R. J. M. Hopkins, Boulder, see also under 2232, reply 2236, Corn. 2237, 8 " Hopkins ")- Land Guides, how paid (explanation) 2253 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Licensing Act Suspension Bill, in. 2n. 1821, want of confidence 184, resumed 205 in reply 1826 Points stated-- Loan Bill, in. 2K. 2247, Coin. 2251, 2 Alliance between Labour party and In- Local Courts Bill, in. 2R. 1503, Corn. 1626 to dependents, 184 36, in. 3a. 1765, amendments 2109, 10 Collie-Narrogin Railway, to assist agri- Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill, culture, 210 in. 2a. 2281, Corn. 2231 Coolgardie Goldfields water scheme, 196; Mallet Hark, tannic acid, reply to q. 666 Dr. Ellis's objections, 206 Marriage by special license, fee, reply to q. Concil franchise to be broadened, what 1754 do the Labour party propose. 188 Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment Finances of the State, as to borrowing, 196 Bill, in. 2a. 658. reply 661, Corn. 661 Hamnel and Nangeenan Settlements, good Mines Regulation Act AmendmentHil results of new system, 191; gives a show in. 2R. 746, in reply 84, Corn. 847, amend- to establish a home, 191 (see also ments 1194, 6 " Land ") Municipal institutions Bill, mn.2a. 1667, in James Ministry have a good record, 1S9~ reply 1764, Coin. 1764 to 71, 1820, 1, 1878 which laws will the Labour party repeal, to 83, 1942, 3 189, 207; young legislators, 210, 211 Navigation Bill, 'm. Jn. 1992, reply 1993, in. Immigration and the unemployed, 186, 7 2R. 2156, reply 2162, Corn. 2163, amend- Independent Members, 210. 211; Mr. ment 2322 M1oran, 184,6, 103,4; Mr. F. Connor, 185; North Fremantle Streets Dedication Bill, Mr. Harper's objections to brilliant in. 2R. 2171 Ministers, 210, 11 North Perth Tramways Bill, in. 2a. 2104 Labour Members: Mr. Taylor's changes Noxious Weeds Bill, in. in. 387, mn.2R. 568, and charges, 185, 208, 211; Mr. John- Corn. 708 to 14, 741 to 4 son's position, 185; Dr. Ellis decryingc Parliament House Drain, reply to q. 886 the State 186, 7, 205; Mr. Holman, 187, Payment to members of Council, on 'in. to 8; Mr. P. Lynch, 189; M r. Watts, 189, reduce 1515 190, 193, 2017 Permanent Reserve Rtededication Bill (lare- Labour party's policy will not help land mont), in. IR. 2102, en. 2a. 2164 settlement, 190, 207; Trades and Labour 'Perth Public Hospitatreply-to g. 6NG - Council a doniinatig influence, 205 MIN MIN-;)F TO SPEECHES.] MINMNT LF
MINISTER voE LawNs (cotinUed)- MINISTER FOB MINES (Uontinued)- Land policy and administration: To break Trade unions and domination in polities up big estates and induce new cowers 110, 111 to cultivate small areas, 187, 8; this Unfair tactics (Mr. Taylor's) in not making policy must be continued, 190; average his inteuded charges firt so as to enable yield of wheat. 190;, survey before or Minister to reply, 98 after selection, 190; amendments con- templated, consolidation Land Bill, Election of a Speaker, seconded ma.10 190, 192 ; woman as a help-mate, sample case, 191 ; Hamel, Nangenan, what has been done, 191; sheep to stock small MINISTER FOR MINES AND JUSTICE, 10th holdings should be tried, 191; new August onward (Hon. R. Hastie, settlers coming in with implements and Kanow na, see also tnder " Hastie ")- live stock, 192; mopping up large areas, Adjournment of Hoase, in. 639, remarks a limit of 2,000 scres, 192; mallet bark 1141 industry. 192 ; land revrenue received, Coal-mining Leases, forfeiture, reply to q. 192; water supply for agricultural dis- 1198 tricts, 193;, beef Is, 4id. a pound, broad Coal Reported at Carnar von, as to inquiring Is. a loaf, yet some large holders afraid 828 of competition, 194,; Conditional Pur- Collie-Cardiff tow nsite 508 chase Inspectors, a list, 206; Agricull- Director of Agriculture, salary, reply to q. tural Experts sent Abroad to inquire, 792 208; Stock Department's efficiency, 209; Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1658 Rabbit invasion, how checked, 209 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry Mining industry in relation to agriculture. 624, as to adjourning from place to place 195; English Company management, 195 026, select committee's report 1960 Redistribution of SeatsActwili the Labour Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- party repeal it, 207' sembly 134, Literary and Scientific grants Sir John Forrest's work 209, his methods 1402~ Mines Department generally 1700, 210 1749, 1785, 6, 7, 8, 1790o, 2, 3. Mining Papers presented 205 Schools 1-79:1, 4, State Batteries 1794, teamn Boilers Act 1795, 6, Mines 'Water Supply 1797, 8, Contingencies generally 1799, MINISTER& POa MINES; to 10th August (Hon. Minng Schools (contingencies) 1800, H. Gregory, Menzies. see Also under Purchase of Copper Ore at Phillips "1Gregory")1- River 1801, 4. State Batteries (con- tingencies) 1805, 7, 8, Mines Water Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Supply 1808, 9, Development of Mining want Of confidence 08; Points stated- (contingencies) 1810, Geological Survey Alien immigrants, the grievance over- 1810, 12, 13, 15, 16, Crown Law Offices stated, 103 1850, 1,Land Titles 1851, 2, Stipendiary Hicksa-Gregory libel case, 109. 110 Magistracy 1855, 6, 7, 8, Supreme Court Labour pledge, and how some members 1858, 60, Woods and Forests 1978, 79, 80 act, 110; tse of postal votes l10; trade Estimates, 1Loan votes: Development of Unions and polities, 110, 111 Goldfields a-nd Mineral Resources 231 Midland Railway Workshops, reasons for Geological Survey, West Pilbarra, reply to the removal, 99 q. 848 Mines policy and administration: Cost is Gold Buyers' Licenses, Boulder, reply to £10,000 a year less, 99; inspection of q. 2198 mines, 99; sutrrender of leases, 101; Goldfield Water Dams, North Coolgardie. State Mining Engineer, 101; amnalgama- reply to q. 1375 tioa of leases, 101, 2; Royal Commis- Hardwoods, foreign demand falling off, as sions, 102, 3; composite unions not to inquiring 826i recognised, 102; Alien immigrants and Hospital Nnrses and probationers 618 undue preference, 108; contract system, fmmigration of Non-1British Labour, reply 104; unions should assist the Depart- to q 2255 ment 103; Boulder Deep Levels scandal, Industriatl Conciliation and Arbitratin Act Boulder Pcrseverance, 105; power to Amendment Hill, 2a. 419; Bill No. 2, on inspect and protect, true reports, easy 2aR.501, Coin. 640, 1.691, 2,700, amendments, transfer of shares locally, also local procedure 1413, debate 1418, 19 directors, 105, 6; miners not decreasing Industrial Statistics Act Amendment Bill, in the State, 106; gold per man increas- introduceed 305. in. 2a. 337, in. 3&. 842 ing, 106; lopal companies shonid be Inspection of Machinery Bill, introduced promuoted, mining And agriculture 305, mn.2a. 3561. in reply 377, Coin. 439, assisting each other, 107; public battery 444 to 54, explanation 455, Corn. 466 to policy, 107, 8; prospecting areas to be 73. 4S7 to 607, mn.recommittal 591 to 7,640, granted, 108; Hicks-Gregory libel suit, 611, Amend ments 1890 to 98, 2228 why Government paid the expenses, 109 Ialgoorlie and Boulder Ear-ing Ut1uhe Bill, Acted Lonurably aud fairly, 110 2st. 1070 L MIN [Is DEN TO SnBECHES.] MIN
MINIISTER FOR MINES AND JUSICE(ontttnd) - MINISTER FOBe WORKS (continued)- Kalgoorlie Racecourse Tramway Extension Attacks by Members: Do politics breed a Bill, Corn. 1065, 6 special lack of generosity, 252; Mr. Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), ma. Thomas's attack about Collie-Narrogin 2a. 21650, Corn. 2227, amendments 23L4 railway, 252; Mr. rMoran's friendly Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, notion, 254; Mr. Taylor's aspersions and ma.2a. 1165,' on amendment 1586 attacks, 258, 260 Local Courts Bill, In. 2R. 313, reply 325, mn. Cave of Adullain, why ho joined the dis- Select committee 326, mn.change of mem- contented, 254 her 456, report presented 914, in Corn. Commissioner of Railways, Mr. George's 1141, 2, 3, 1146 to 60, 1170, 1, 2, 3, on Success in the office, 256i report 1173, 4, recommittal 1297, 0, 1300 Compromise in politics he preferred rather to 5. amendments 1961 to 9, 2228 than a permanent political vendetta, Mine Tnspectors' Instructions to Managers, 254 reply to q. 456 Confidence or no confidence, a straight Mines Reguilation Act Amendment Bill, issue, 258 introduced 305, .a. 2n. 326, reply .33.5, Council franchise, his attitude in regard remarks 336, Corn. 576 to 80,583, 5, 6, 650, to reform, 263 amendment 1078 Enthusiasm Said to be dangerous in Mines Ventilation and Sanitation Inquiry, Ministers, but what (does that mean, explosions, reply to (1.891 257, 8 Muning Exemptions, replies to 1. 1197 Government advertisements in the Press, Mullewa Coal Boring, reply to q. 486 reply as to alleged favouritism 261, Midline Slines Plant, reply to q. 818 printing 261 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Inconsistency (alleged) in fathering legis- Press statement, reply to q. 670, in Corn. lation he formerly opposed, but on what, 1124,5, 1200 to 4 evidence, 257; Labour members now' Payment of Members (increase), adjourn- trying to tarn out a Government whose ment 627 policy they also claimed to be their Printing Reports of Royal Commissions 1537 own, 25,7 Prisoner Caseley. as to release 1556 Independent section of the House, 258, 9 Prisoner Behan, BE to inquiry, reply to q. Labour members, how they acted in regard 1100 to comnpromis, 255; how they spoke Prosecution of a Public Servant (Fraser) against the Government and veoed with 1275 them, 255; like obedient Servants, voting Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement to keep them in, 256; Mr. Daglish, for (Pombart) 1048 instance, 266; Labour party's differ- Railway Construction, Magnet to Lawlers, enes, the tail wagging the dog. 256; reply to q. 597 solid in voting together, 258; what they Railway Employees' increases of pay in said of each oth'r, 259; slanderous Ways and Works 12434 charges levelled against public men, a Sentence Remitted, C~useley and Peakes, reckless practice, 262 reply to q. 1517 Ministry now to be turned out of office., South Horseshoe 0. K. Company, exemption, but what for, 256 reply to q. 748 Morality, political and personal, 252 State Batteries, duplicate parts, reply to q. Mr. Taylor, his vituperation, his imagina- 2255 (see also Mines Estimat es) tive eloquence, his honesty, his infalli- State Borrowing (remarks by a Minister), bility, 258; what Mr. W. Nelson said of explanation 993 him, 260; a political willy-willy Catching State Coal-mining, speech on mr.to establish up garbage, 260 $12, In. adjournment of dehate 313 Printing Parliamentary rolls, reply to State Governor, as to Chief Juitice per- alleged favonritism, 261 forming duties 608 Referendum, its dangers in taking a mass Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, IN. vote, 264 I R. 1409, In. 2a. ]452, Con,. 1565, 1583, 5 "Skunk," how the term was used, 261 Truck Act Amendment. Bill, 2R. 1432 "Sold his policy for a portfolio," a charge without reason or fairness, 254 Trades Union party seeking to govern MINISTER rot. WORKS to 10th August (Hon. 3. throughout Australia. 257 L~. Nanson, Greenough, see also under "Nauson")- Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying MrNsTrR Bon WORSE, 10th August onwvard want of confidence, speech 251; Points (Hlon. W. D. Johnson, Kal goorlie)- Stated- City of Perth Tranmways Bill. mn.2a. 1885, Accnsations which tend to drive sensitive Corn. 1886 men out of public life, 261, 2 Coolgardie Water Supply, dismissals, reply Apostacy in politics, explanation and to q. 1333 defence, 252. 3; joining the James Day Labour for pipes manufacture (see Ministry, 2.53 " Pipes ") MIN MIN ~[INDEXTO SPBEnuES.] MINMNLI Lill
MINISTER FOEaWoass (cotinued)- MINISTER FR WORS (cotinued)- Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Railway Employees' increases of pay in 1774. 7, 1837, 9, 1840, 1,2,4 Ways and Works, on mn. to produce Electric Lighting, Kalgoorlie and Boulder, foremen's recommendations 1261 reply tog9. 1136 Railway Land Purchases (Fremantle) for Estimates, annual votes: Compassionate deviation and station, Estimates (station Allowances 1382, Literary and Scientific site) 2088, names of parties negotiating Grants 1399, 1400. Savings Bank 169S, 2089, Mr. Gardiner 20Sq, 90,91, explanation Miscellaneous 1609, Education 166, as to Mir. Gardiner 2095; sa to a commission Geological Survey 1814; Public Works of inquiry 2321 Department, general statement 2026. Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 1697, Corn. point of order 2034, 6, resumed 2044, Ad- 1779 to 81, 1849, 50 ministration 2052, 3, 4, Engineering 2054 Street 'Closure (Kanaw-na) Bill, ms.Ia. 792, to 62, generally 2062 to 6, Roads and mt.2a. 857 Bridges 2086 to 76, Harbour and River Supply Bill 'No. 3, on 2a. 893 Works 2077 to 85, Water Supply Works Timber Cutting, Kirupp district, reply to 2685, 6, Railway Construction 2087- to 91, g. 1884 94, Miscellaneous 2097, Architectural 2097 Tramways Act Amendment Bill, introduced to 2101, Public Works and Buildings 2117 305, mn.2a, 337. in reply 349, Corn. 422, to 23 amendment 748 Estimates, Loan votes: Railways etc. 2300. Victoria Park Tramway provisional order, Harbour and River Improvements 2304, reply to q. 1375, q. 157%, Bill introduced Water Supply and Sewerage 2306, 8 1&47, mn.2R. 1888 Factories Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1412 Water Service of Leederville and Subiaco, Fencing, cyclone, reply to q. 1059 on mn.papers 1268 Fremantle Quay sheds contract 1035, ex- Water Supply, Claremont and Cottesloe, on planation 1037 in.return 1025 Fremnantle Station, land purchases (see Wharf in Perth, how let, reply to q. 792 "ENailway land purchases ") Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 437, 3 Hamel and Nangeenan Settlements, as to MtNIsvss FOR RArLWAYS AND LABOUR. 10th particulars of contracts 1000; on mn.In- August onward (Bon. J. B. Rolmani, quiry 1136; Hamel Settlement Inquiry Mwrehison)- 1140, 1376, as to adopting report 1466 Bush Fires Act Amendment 'Bill, Ms.IM. Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1198, i. 2a. 1244, in reply 1250, Corn., Sa. Amendment Bill, 2at. 402; Hill No. 2, in 1251, amendment 1312 Corn. 683,4, 691, 2, 3,4, 6,9 705, '718, 19, Business Days and Hours, additional, amendments 141.9, 1-4 seconded in. 1711 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs 'Bill. Collie-Cardiff Railway, reply to q. 22-55 2R. l071 Collie-Narrogin Railway Terminus, reply to Kalgoorlie Trameways Racecourse Extension q. '748 Bill, Corn. 1065, 6, 13112 Early Closing Act, to amend 1548 Land Purchwes for railway at Fremantle Early Closing Act Amecndment Bill, is. (see " Railway Land") 1707, 2aL. 1773, Core. 177 5, 7, 1837, 1843.?7 Loan Bill, Corn. 2297 Estimates, annual votes: Compassionate Locomotive driving, Muntdaring- to weir, Allowances etc. 1385; Railways Depart- reply to q. 991 mient, general statement 2199. 2216, Uall- ways and Tramways vote 2217, 18, 19; Lodging Accommodation for Members, reply Labour Department, general statement to q. 850 2219, Labouir vote 2223 Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment Factories Act Amendment Bill, nt. 2n. 11.63, Bill, 2m. .363, on Committee stage 356. in Corn. 14C9, 10, 12, 1454, 6, amendment Corn. 427 2021, 2, 3 Municipal Institutions Act Amendnwentflill, Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency Corn. 1113, 1198, 1200 motion 2185 Nangeean Settlement, en fa. to discontinue Foremen's Recommendations (see "1Railways 1782 generally "~) Fremantle Roads to South Beach, closure, North Perth Trameways Bill, introduced reply tog. 1707 1837, "t. 2R. 1886, in reply 1887, Corn. 187, 8 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, . ia. 342, 2u. 428, in reply 435, Cown. 436, 8, Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 1868, 9 amendments 830, 1. 107 Pipes Manufacture by day labour, on ms.for Gnldflelds Railway Water Carriage, cost, particulars 1884 reply togq. 992 Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Bill, introduced 1884 Amendment Bill, introduced 320, mn.2E. Public Service Bill, Cam. 898 1344, withdrawal 56.5; Bill No. 2, intro- Rabbit-proof Fence, reply to q. 226 duced 550, ms. 2u. 661, reply 678, Cow. LIV AUN LIV[TKPCXAtTN TrO SrsEcaEs.J mooO
Mirnerrxa FOR RAILWAYS AND L&aota (con- Mooss, Mr. N. J1.Wcntinued)- tined)- Municipal Act should be amended, 22 688, 690 to 97, 702, 3, amendments 14F12, Taxation on unimproved values, with procedure 1413, resumed 1414 to 20 liberal exemption in favour of genuine Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 439, 440 settler, 21 Jandakot Railway Monte, reply to q. 1772 Timber industry: leasing should be North I'remntle Streets Dedication Bill, abolished and the timber treated on in. Sz, 2021 royalty principle, 21; small com- Privilege, Morning Herald Report, as to petitors should be encouraged against summoning printer 954 monopoly, 22 Railways generally- Agricultural produce rates, reply to q-. Brands Bill, Corn. 1687 2M0 Estimates, annual votes : Legislative Crossings, East Perth, replies to 9, 2199 Assembly 1347, Audit 1381, Compassionate Construction period, profit from traffic, Allowances etc. 1386, Literary and reply to q. 304 Scientific Grants etc. 1398, 1400, London Cyclone fencing, reply to q. 1059 Agency 1491, 9, Printing 1607, Miscel- Differential rates, reply to q. 1374 laneous 1609, Education 16U69, Cadets 1674, Duplication, South-Western, reply to q. Mines Generally 1748, Land Titles 1651, 2, 1707 Supreme Court 1859, Lands and Surveys Economy on Southern Cross section, how 1901, 37, 8, 1971. 2, 3, Woods and Forests effected, 1542 1973, Agriculture 1984, Rabbits 1985, Stock Electric current, reply to q. 1297 1986, Agricultural Bank 1987; Public Employees in Ways and Works, increases Works Department, points of order 2037, of pay, reply on 7a. papers, 1252, 62 Administrative 2047, 53, 4, 5, 6i, 7, 8. 9, Engine Sparks (see under "Fires") Generally 2065. Roads and Bridges 2067, Fires in Agricultural Districts, reply to 76, Harbour and River Works 2076,7, 8, go, g, 1162 , on lMr. Burpes's motion 2185 8, Miscellaneous 201)7, 2100; Railways Finance (railway accounts), replies to q. Department, general discussion 2214; by Dr. Ellis as to construction profits Labour Department, general discussion 304, differential rates 1374; reply on 2222 in, as to maintenance charges 1552;. Hamel Settlement, to adopt report 14615 Sectional details wanted 1552 (see Dr. Hamel and Nangeenan Settlements, par- Ellis's speech) ticulars of contracts 1004 Freight rates, Katsnning, reply to q. 561 Hardwoods, Foreign Demand falling off, to Fuel rate, Murchison, reply to q. 84 inquire 826 Inspectors (2), how appointed, reply to q. Immigration policy LID!, 2284 1162, 1408, reply on 7n. for papers 1544 Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2R. 374, Corn. Preferential Rates for Jarrab, reply to g. 487, 649, 50 1135 Land Act Amendment Bili (Forestry), 2a.. Recommendations by foremen for in- 2224, Coin. 2227 creases of wages 12.52, 62 Land Settlement Nangeena.n, to discontinue Traffic proft during construction, reply 1365 to q. 304 Loan Bill X750,000, 2Bs.228 t, Corn. 2297 Wages by cheque, reply to q. 1452; Local Courts Bill, Council's amendments Deduction of pay at election timo, reply 1964. 7, 8 205; Ways and Works, on in. papers Mlines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 12-52, 62 Corn. 578 Water Supply, Geraldton condenser, reply Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, to q. 1297; Geraldton supply, reply 2255 2a. 472, Corn. .987, 91, 051, 3, 4, 719, 720, 1, Sunday Special Trains, n-ost, reply to g. 1773 9, 735, 6, 7, 8, 9, 798, 80.3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 831, 2 Supply Bill (No. 4), Standing- Orders 1713 Navigation Bill, 2a. 1649, Corn. J860, 1, 3, Workmen's Wages Act, as to amending 1502 4, 6, 6, 7, report stage 185, recommittal 1949, 50 Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 1868 Public Health Bill, 2R. 929 Mooniz, Mr. N. J., Rnsubury- Public Service 'Bill, Corn. 786, 863, recommit- Address - in - Reply, seconded 20 ; Points tal 978, Council's amendments 23118 stated- - Railway Accidents to Cattle, seconded in. Electoral Act, open to great abuse, 22 return 1638 Financial position, firmu administration, 20 Railway Freight on Fulel. Yurchlison, q. 848 Harbour accommodation wanted for tim- Riugbarking and Clearing, return mn. her, port of Banbury, a harbour trust, 22 amendment 1638 James Ministry deserve support, 22 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 1481 Land settlement and immigration, 20; large estates should be broken up, 21; Water Supply, Claremont and Cottesloe, clearing before selection. 21 seconded mn.for return 10253 Mining industry and agriculture should Wharf Luinpera at Hunbury (urgency -work hand-iu-band..2L. -- motion) 2116, reply 2117 A100 MOO~[NDEX TO SP'EFUnES.] MSLmos LV
Mooze, Mr. S. FL, Trini- MORAN, Mr. 1C.3. (continued)- Estimate, Loank votes: Water Supply and Orders Postponed 2320 Sewerage 2305 Payment of members, increase 637 Personal Explanation by Mr. Hopkins, points of order 1108, 9, 10 MOAN, Mr. C. J., West Perth- Pipes Manufacture, day labour, to inquire. Audit Inspector, q, bow appointed 320 Council's resolution 2346 Brands Bill, Corn. 1683 Printing reports of Royal Commissions 1536 Committees for the Session 28 Privilege, II r. Gregory's complaint against Early Closing Act, to amend 1.649 Mr. Moran, 2195, 6, 7, interj.L 2196, recon- Early Closing Act Amendment Hill, Cown. ciliation 2197 1847 Privilege-Newspaper Statement Implying Election of Speaker, amendment moved (Mr. Censure 853 (see also under " Empress of Jacoby) 10, 11 Coolgardie ") Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry Public Servant's compulsory retirement 897, witness's refusal to give evidence, ('oinbart's em), im. 1038, reply 1049, select explanation 949, speech 949, resolution re- commrittee's report presented 1970, tn. to scinding 1061, mx.release from prison to be adopt 2347, withdrawn 2351 coDnsidered 1714, reply 1724, pardon 1726 Public Servants, mn. papers retrospective Estimates, annual votes: Procedure 1343, increases 1550 Legislative Assembly 1347,8, Joint Houses Public Service Bill, 2R. 760, Cow. 786, 7, 790, of Parliament 1350, 1, 6, Audit 1379, 80, 815 to 21, 857, 8, 9, 60, 1, 3, 4. 5, 6, 9, 1, Compassionate Allowances etc. 1386, 9, 70, 1, 2,3, 4, 5, 680,1,2, 6, 7,9,98,9, 900, London Agency 1405, 1496, Savings Bank 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 10, recommittal 976, 7, 8, 9, 1699, 1600, 1, Education 1861, Mines De- 50, 1, Council's amendments 2316, 17, 18, partment. point of order 1811, Geological procedure 2337, on amendments 2327, Survey 1315, Land Titles 1852, 4, Woods S1 9,30 and Forests 1981, Agriculture 1983, Public Public Works Acounts, Liabilities of the Works Department, general discussion, State, gi. 141 point of order 2051, 2. Administrative 2053, Question (postponed) 97 Roads and Bridges 2079, 80, 81, Railway Railways, Perth station fence, seconded Construction 2087, 91, personal 2091, 2, motion for urgency 298, speech 3W0 Railway Construction. resumed 2095, 6 Bingharking and clearing, mn.return 1638 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Sitting days and hours 26 Sewerage 23(36, 10 Standin Orders Suspension 2010, 13 Fires in Agricultural Districts, on urgency State Govvernor, Chief Justice to perform motion, explanation 2192 duties G506, explanation 608 Hiamel Settlement Inquiry, select corn- Sunday Bonds on Goldfields, to permit a mittee's interim report, ins. 1375, 7, an. to collection 1107 adopt 1462, in reply 1467 Supply 79; Committee of Ways and Means Hamel and Nangeenan Settlements, par- 80; BilNo. 2,Corn.310 ticulars of contracts 1001 supply Bill 81 ; No 3, Corn. 894, 8 Immigration policy 1405-8, 2268 Ticket-of-leave mian Clarke, reinprisonment, Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act seconded mx.1025 Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2a. 671, Coin. Tramways Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 360 681, 2,692, 4. 5i 7, 9, 700, 1 Inspection of Machinery Bill, recommittal 591,83 Moss, H1on. M. L., West Proince- Ksalgoorlie Facecousse Tramway Extension Bill, Corn. 1064 Address-in-Reply, 66; Points stated- Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's Agricultural produce still imported in fee 2334 large quantity, 69: room for more pro- Land Purchase at Freznsptle 2321 ; Railway ducers in the State, 69 Estimates 2087 Council franchise, no tinkering, 09; Labour Leave of absence, mn.Mr. Butcher 891 party's demand must be opposed. 70; Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Corn. 1642, Electoral Act had already produced bad 3,56 results, enabling the Labour party to Loan Bill £750,000, 2n&.,explanation 2260, control the elections. 68; Council had speech 226,8, Corn. 2297 passed many liberal measures, Compen- Local Conrts Bill, 2a. 322, Corn. 1144, 6, 6, sation, Arbitration, Truck. Electoral, 7, 8, 1157 Wages Lieu, Payment of Members, 70; Manure Manufacture, q. 1637 electioneering claptrap. 71; household Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage, suffrage would 'swamp the Council, 72 q. 141 Fremnantle Harbour Trust, a success, 68; Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment a permanent dock necessary, 68 Bill. 2B. 352. on in. Committee stage 355, James Ministry, unabated confidence, 67; Coin. 420 Premiier's energy and hard work, 67 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Labour party had assisted the Govern- Bill, Coin. 727, 9. 794, 833, 6,7,8, 9, 842 - went, perhaps too much, G57 LV! D40S [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] NEE
Moss, Hon. Mi. L. (continliad)- N. 1 Mining industry may employ more labour, 69; " rigging the market" and other NsNsoa, Mr. J. L., Greenought (see also under Scandals showed the need for legislation "Minister for Works ")- to check villary, 70; local directors and Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1245, free access for inspection of mines Corn. 1251 should be compulsory, 70 Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, New Houses of Parliament, money for witness's refusal to give evidence 948, completton should be provided, 67 resolution rescinded 1060, Drayton's Population, a mere handful, 68; British release from prison to be considered 1723 immigrants should be attracted, rather Estimnates, annual votes: Legislative As- than draining Eastern Australia, 68 eunmbly 1346, 7, Joint Houses of Parlia- Broad Act Penalties, how payable, in. 666, ment 1:350,3,4,7,8, Literary and Scientific reply 708 Grants etc. 1395, 1401, London Agency Bills of Exchange Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1483, 97, Printing 1606, Miscellaneous 1878 1615, Education 1660, 8, Lands and Chairman of Committees, election 66 Surveys 1012 Day Dawn Municipal Rates validation Bill, Flour Milling Industry, in. reports 1333 2R. 387 Fremnantle Quay sheds contract, seconded Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, Corn. Mn.papers 1035 1045, 6 Goldields Railway Water carriage, cost q. Frernantle Harbour, q. Hopper Barges 1619 992 Fremnantle Loans Validation Bill, ta. in. Hamel and Nangeenan Settlemen ts, particu- 843, mn.2R. 943 lars of contracts 100t Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Hamnel Settlement Inquiry, seconded amend- Corn. 716, amendments 941, 2 ment to extend scope of inquiry 1139 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Immigration policy 1483-CO, 1497 Amendment Bill, 2a. 939, Core. 941, re- Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act committal 1051, 2,3, amendments 1571 Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. f682, 4, 695, Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 9:37, 8, 6,7102.,7 986, 7, 8, 990, 1, 1DM4, 6, 6, 7, 1091, 2, 1190: Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, amendments 1993 2a. 1588 Leave of Absence to Members, mn.198, 65 Local Courts Bill, Cown. 1157 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Rating Clubs Bill Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2R. 1580 (private), in. select committee 1451, in Munticipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1943, 4, 5, 1989, 00, 91, 92 recommittal 1186, 7, 8 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, q. counsel's Noxious Weeds Bill, 2R. 1161 fees 1500, in. to disapprove 1500, reply Payment to Members, increase 1327 1625 Privilege, Morning Heraid report, Summon LicensingAct Suspension Bill, 2uL. 1824 printer 959, points of order 969, explana- Local Courts Sill, 2a. 1506, Cown. 1627. 8, 9, tion 971, points of order 971, 2, explana- 1631 to 36, amendments 2109, 10 tion 976 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, Prosecution of Mr. G1.F. Fraser 1271, 6 Coin. 817. 1196 Public Servant's compulsory retirement Municipal Institutions Act Anmendmnent Bill, (Ponibart's cas) 1042, explanations 1049, Corn. 1761 to 71, 1818, 1879, 80, 82, re- select committee's report 2349 committal 1943 Railway Employees, inceases of pay in Ways and Works 1260 Navigation Bill, Ia. 1992, 2a. 2161, Corn. Railway Siding. Wyley's. mn.papers 1680 2162, 3 Standing Orders Suspension 2013, explania- Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 708, 13, 14, 741. tim, 2017 2, 4 State Borrowing, remarks by a Minister 994 Payment to Members of Council, on in. to Sunday Theatrical Performances, q. 485 reduce 1514 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Hill, Corn. Post Office Savings flank Act Amendment l685 Bill, 2R. 2243 Wheat, Floar,and Wheat Offal, I. return 1333 Railway Bridges (Fremantle), q. safety 197 Railway Ticket, Fremantle-South- Western NnDRnAS, Mr. E., Fremrantle- .667 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying want of confidence 96; Points stated- Railway Workshops, Rocky Bay, in. papers 557 Caucus " trammels," 98 Shipping Broken, London Agency, mn. Dr. Ellis's figures, 98 return 1060 Fremantle Harbour not complete without a dock, work of national importance, not Strangers' Gallery, in. 64, in. Standing parochial, 97; a promise made to be Order, 197 broken, 97 Tramways Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 662 immigration not the right policy, but Victoria Park Tramways Bill, Coin. 2106, rather assist people in the country to recommittal 2106 take up land and live by it, 97 NEE NEE ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.]Nt NEL telln
NEEDHAM, bir. E. (Coninued)- NEEDHAM, Mr. E. (continued$- James Ministry bad forced the Labour State Governor, Chief Justice to perform party to fight, 96 duties, amendment moved 005 Labour party, by the law of evolution, Telegraph Cable at Cottesloo Beach, q. 718 must rise and rule, 98 Railway Workshops removed to Mid- land Junction, workmen taken from Fremantle, 97 ; a huge political dodge, NnteoN, Mr. W., Mannaus- 97; service seething with discontent, 97 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Brands Hill, Core. 1694 want of confidence, 58; Points Stated- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, Corn. 1700, Council's amendments22 Caucus meetings, with rational human Early Closing Act Amendmen il on liberty to individuals, GO; unity of 1774, 1838, 1843, 4,5 action to promote principles, also to Electral Rolls, Fremantle, q. 611 select candidates, 60 Estimates, annual votes: London Agency Independent party in the House. not 1474, Savings Bank 1695, Education 1666, claimed as portion of the Labour voting Salaries generally 1673, Compulsion 1674, strength, 69; Independents stood by Stipendiary Magistracy 1857, Public themselves, 60 Works Department, general discussion James Ministry should have resigned W049, generally 2063, Roads and Bridges after the elections, 60; no apology 2069., Harbour and River Works 2078, Rail- for atacin them, the death sen- way Construction 2087,9,96, Public Works tence already pronounced, the Pre- and Buildings 2122, Electoral 2132, Gaels mier attending his own funeral, 58; 2133, Modical 2140, Observatory 2141, 2, Ministry had paLssed better laws and Rottuest Establishment 2144, Railway witlh more purity in administration, but Department, general disc-ussion 2207, the Ministry must make way because Railways and Trainways 2217, 9 Labour muembers wanted -to give effect Frenmantle Gaol, Warders' Hours, me.return to'principles, 56; even if pure and spot- 342 less, the James Ministry would hare to Fremantle Harbour, q. dredge employees go down, 58; the Premier's policy, like 4b6 Mr. Leaks's, was too moderate, 63 Fremantle Municipal Loans Validation Bill, Labour Members were not inconsistent in in. In. 1011, in. 2a. 1063 previously supporting the James Minis- Inmmigration policy 97, 1474 try and now turning them out, the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act electors having given a mandate, 59; Amendment, 2a. 391 but if the James Ministry would adopt Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2u. 371, Corn. the Labour platform they would now 438, 9, 440, 6, 7, 453, 464, 6, 472, 99, 605, be supported in office, 59; supportigiven 691, 2, 3, 5, 645, Council's amendments previously was not to the Governm~ent, 1892, 4, 2228 but to lprinciple , 59; Labour party was Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1144, 69, 00, re- growing everywhere, the rising power, committal 1802, 4 62; Labour party here had no desire Lands for Agriculture near Railways, q. 1637 for office, not one member of it, and Lands Inspector, Murray District, q. 1836 the Premier's suggestion was unfair, Loan Bill X750,000, 2R. 2277, order 2290 63; the party recognised its inexperi- Lodging Accommodation for Members, q. 850 ence, but the Premier's action forced Marine Board etc., q. 748 the issue, Q3; Labour members maine Municipal Institutions Act Amendment here to fight for principles, 63 Bill, Corn. 587, 727, recommittal 1162, 99 Trades unions and caucus system, no Navigation Bill, 2R. 1648, Corn. 1861,2, 3, 5, violation of rational liberty, 60, 1. 6, recommittal 1949, 60 Workers in every occupation should unite Payment of Members, increase 632 against lazy fellows who did not work, Police Superannuation Fund, q. 2006 63 Prisoner Behan, inquiry qs. 1100, 1408 Cattle Imported over Northern Border, Prison Warders, Eight hours m. 1552 seconded in. additionAl papers 829 Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement, Defamiation Act Amndment Bill, intro- select committee's report, seconded mn. duced 1887 2348, speech 2348 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Public Service Bill, 2R. 764, Coin. 789, 860, 1837,8, 1840, 2, 4, 7 860, 872, 4, 5, 9, 883, 6, 9, 898, 901, 2, 3, 9, Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, 10, recommittal 979, Council's amend- witness Drayton, release from prison to ments 2315, 16, 18 be considered 1)723 Railway Electric Current, q. cost 1297 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Railway employees' pay, elections q. 205, sembly 1345, Joint Houses of Parliament on m. increases in Ways and Works 1255 1349, 1350,1, 2, 6, Audit 1363, 80, Compas- Rail way Inspectors, how appointed 1544 sionate Allowances eta- 1383, 4, 1390, Railway Tickets, tenders for supply, q. 1772 Literary and Scientific Grants etc. 1893, Sunday special trains, q. cost 1773 9, 1400, London Agency 1480, Savings LVIII NEL [INORX TO SPEECHES.] PIE
NELSON, Mr. W. (continued)- P. Bank 1597,' Printing 1604, Education Prratcx, Ron. WV.,Central Province-- 1668; Mines generally 1745. Lands and Surveys 1928, 9, Gaols 2134, 5, Regis- Day Dawn Municipal Rates Validation Bill, try 2244 2w. 388 Goldields mining monopoly, to inquire Factories Bill, Con,. 1836, 1870 1557 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Immigration policy 1480-3 Coin. 912 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, Amendment Bill, 2u. 414 Corn. 1195 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 687, 6393. 51, 2a. 1680, Corn, 1769, 1 105, Council's amendments 1118 Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 112 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 470, 487, Payment to Members of Council, on Mn.to recommittal 595 reduce 1512 Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension School of Minus. Murchison-Gascoyne. qj. 655 Bill (private), petition presented 455, n In. 4.56, mn.solect committee 456, report Piases, Hon. C. A., South-East Province- 1 presented 597, mn.2a. 790, reply 791, Coin. Aborigines Protection Bill, 2 a. 6666 1060, 5, Council's amendments 2024, 5 Address-in-Reply 198, explanation 286; Land Settlement at Nangeenan, amendment select committee 1136 Points stated- Legal Practitioners Act Ammudmnent Bill, JamesMinistry, policy and administration, 2n. 1207, petition presented 1874 198 Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1155, 6, 9, recom- Land administration, prices too high,. con- mittal 1299 fiscation of deposit, restrictions on Mines Regulation Acat Amendment Bill, 2a. selectors, harsh conditions, 200, 1 332, Coin. 583 Medical aid for country districts, a com- Munaicipal Institutions Act Amiendment Bill, plaint, 198, 9 2s. 478, Corn. 588, 725, 780, 3, 796, 837, New Hlouses of Parliament, 198 1125, 7, recommittal 1182, 3, 6, 6, 1201, 2, Inspection 1308 of Machinery Bill, Corn. 986. 7, 8 Local Courts Bill1, 2R. 1505, Corn. 1630 to 35 Payment of members, increase 680. 1325 Noxious Weeds Perth Municipal Loan (X~40,000), q. 89 Bill, Corn. 110, 12, 13 Reporting speeches, Privilege, Morning Herald report, to summon acoustic defects in new printer 972 Chamber, m. urgency 281 Public Service Bill, 2R. 768, Con,. 188, 0, 868, 870, 6,9, 884, 5,899, Council's amend- PEnsss, Hon. F. H., Katanning- ments 2819 Railway Employees, increases of pay in Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Ways and Works 1259 want of confidence 265; Points stated- Sunday Band Concerts, why prohibited, q. Battery system a great success, but who 1196; to permit a collection 1101 started it, 266 State Borrowving, remarks by a Minister 995 Bills introduced, too much legislation, State Governor, mn.Chief Justice to perform unwvise boasting, 267 duties 598 Change in parties, Labour party rising to Ticket-of-leave man Clarke, reimprisoninent power, 265 in. papers 1025. reply 1032 Council franchise low enough. 266 Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1439 Independent Members could not support either of the parties claiming office, 267; would vote against the Government to save the country from extreme ex- pedients, 268 0. James Ministry doing good work, especially in continuing what their pre- OATS, Hon. W., South Province- decessors initiated, a splendid retro- spect. 266; credit claimed for those who Address-in-Reply seconded, 8; Points in preceded and framed the good laws, speech- especially in regard to land settlement, Democracy should be supported. 9 265 ; would not support the James Esperance Railway must come, 9 Ministry, still less a Labour Ministry, Gold the chief factor in progress, 8 267 Mining is only in its infancy. 8 Land settlement, a misleading statement Transcontinental Railway. 9 as to big estates, 267 Unemployed difficulty to be removed by Labour leader (Mr. Daglish) found it pioneering, 8 difficult to make charges against the Jamesn Ministry, his late associates, 267 Inspection of Machinery Hill, Corn. 989, Railway management, 266 1054 6, 6 I State hotels not desirable, 266 PIE [INDEX TOSPEEC HES. ] PRE lAX
Pizass, Ron. F. H. (continulo)- PREMIE AND ArroaNs, GENERAL(COVNR~u4)-"' Bush Fixes Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1247, supported, 46, 7 ; disregard of principle Corn. 3R. 1251, Council's amendment, and of services, 48,53 1312 Independent members, balance of power. Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of 52 Parliament 1354, Compassionate Allow- Issue put before the electors, which of ances etc. 1888, London Agency 1403, three parties, 52 1496, Savings Bank 1597, Printing 1604?, Labour members, their mecrits recognised, Education 1670, salaries generally 1614, 40; trend of Labour party throughout Mines generally 1744. Public Works gener- Australia, at party for obtaining office, ally 2053, Public Works and Buildings 47; Labour party's pledge, opposed 2123, Gals 2134, Railways Department, friend and foe alike unless he signed, general discussion 2202 47; no salvation unless you sign, 48; Estimates, Loan votes: Development of growing intolerance and sell-sufficiency Agriculture 2311 of trades-ball party, 48 Fires in Agricultural Districts, Collie Coal, Labour journals did not report speeches on urgency motion 2175 of opponents, 49; misrepresentation Immigration policy 1403-5 and suppression, 49 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Lapsed from political virtue, how, 54 Amendment Hill (No. 2). Corn. 699, 700 Ministry attacked, grounds and reasons, Land Settlement at Naugeenan 1872 obscuring the real issue, 41; what was Prison Warders, eight hours 1555 the indictment and why was it pressed, Privilege, Mr. Gregory's complaint against 42 ; counts in the indictment examined, Mr. Moran. 2196 44, 5; bow many leaders on the Labour Public Services Bill, Cone. 789, 869 benches, contradicting each other, 45; Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Core. now seeking office, 47; the real issue, 1565 50, 2, 3; " there is no indictment," Workmnen's Wages Act, to amend 1562 56 Mr. Nanson's appointment as Minister for Works, Premier claimed the right to PREMIER AND Ar'ronNzv GENERAL to 10tb choose his colleagues, 42; not to fill August (Hon. Walter James,. EC., s00 the office would have been " dangling a also under "'James")- portfolio" at election-tine, 42; the electors approved the Premier's action Address-in-Reply, on Mr. Daglish's amend- by re-electing his colleagues, 43 ment implying want of confidence. 40; Personal honour of Ministers attacked by Points stated- Labour members, 57; Ministers cleain- Advanced theories, not all practical, 6 handed, 67 Balance of power, the Independents, 52 Prostitution, "..bribery," in appointing Cave party, now divided, 41 Minister for Works, "that is a quibble:' Canons, domination, 40, 45; the first step 57 towards office, 41 See-saw in politics, 53 Challenge given at Bunbury to the Sir John Forrest's policy, how supported, Labour party, 46, 7, 8; the real issue, 55 48, 50, 52 Stable Government, how to be obtained in Charges against the Ministry (s9a under a House split into three parties, 52 "1Ministry attacked ") "Stolen the policy of the Labour party." Congratulations to Mr. Daglish as leader then why do they not support it, 54 of the Opposition, and to the Labour Taxation on land and incomes, too small party on their improved position, 40 a return to be appreciable, 66; Labour Electoral arrangements, abuses, mistakes, party opposed to farther borrowing, postal voting, no biam in appointing 56 officers, 41; election results, numbers Taylor (Mr.), his threats and speeches, E4 voting, 50, 1, 2 Adjournment of House, remarks 22, 28, 63, Gratitude not understood by the Labour 274 Party, 50 Chairman of Committees, i's. So Health Act and administration, 43 Committees for the Session,=.n 27 Hicks-Gregory libel suit, why the Govern- Election of Speaker, in. 10. 11 ment paid the enes, th Minise Electors' Votes, publicity. replj to q. 142 hving discarged his duty honestly Government business, in. precedence 27 if mistakeny, ,3 4; a trade-uninist, Harbour Trust Property, reply to q. 142 when convic t of a libel, had his Local Coiirts Act Amendment Bill, intro- expenses pai by trade unions, 44 duced 12 Immigration plicy and public works were Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage. the only questions of disagreement reply to q' 141 between Ministers and the Labour party, 54, 5 Papers present ed 26 Inconsistency of Labour members in Question (postponed) 79 opposing the Government they lately Sitting days and houcs 26 LX PRE LX[INDEX P~tE TO SPEECHJES] PPR PUE
PannxnE AND TREASURER, ALSO MINI1STER FOR PREMIER AND TREASURER, ALSO MINISTRa FOS EDUCATIONr, 10th August onward (Hon. EDUCATION (continued)- H. Daglish)- Of Copper Ore at Phillips River 1802, 5, Adjournment of House, remarks 297, 340, Land Titles 1853; Lands Department, National Show b56, remarks 2230 general statement on behalf of the Agent General, Information Bureau, reply Minister 1898, discussion 1922, 1931, point to q. 878 of order 1935, discussion 1937, 8, Lands Agriculture generally (see "1Grass riots." and Surveys 1971, explanation 1972, dis- " Hamol," "iNangoenan," " Fires," " Ex- ussion 1972, 3, Agriculture 1984, Rabbits perimental Farm," " Settlement" " Immi- 1986, 7, Agricultural Banik 1987, Roads gration,"~ "Drainage," " Land Estimates ") and Bridges 2067, 8, office of Colonial Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Secretary 2130, 1; Labour Department, mn.1&. 1970, laid aside 1970; Bill No. '2 general discussion 222 introduced 1971. 2s. 2024, mn.2151 Estimates (Lean), mn.Committee of Supply Agricultural Bank, Advances on Fencing, 2298; votes for Railways etc. 2308, reply to q, 1638 Development of Agriculture 2311, 12 Agricultural Districts, fires from railway Factories Act Ameedmont Hill, Coin. 1411 sparks (see tinder " Fires"1) Finance, 1 Government stocks sold, reply to Appropriation Bill, Al Stages 2313 q. 1059; Financial Statement, reply as to Audit Inspector, how appointed, reply to q. when 1135, delivered 1212-31 320 Fires in A gricultural1 Districts: Mr. Binges's Audit, temporary officers, reply to q. 1452 urgey motion as to sparks from railway Bills of Exchange Bill, 2R. 2230h engines 21.78; Denial of charge as to pay- Bills to be proceeded with, statement 2144 ing 6d. a ton extra on condition of the Borrowing, as to a Minister's remiarks in the increase going to men's wages 2189 country 994 Firewood Tramway Permits, reply to q. 748 Bush Fires (see under "Fires in agricul- Forestry Legislation, reply to q. 670 tural districts ") Fremantle Harbour, dredge employees, reply Buih Fires Act Amendment Bill, 3%. 1251, to q. 486 Council's3 amendment 1.312 F3remnantle Quay Sheds Contract 1037 Cattle Imported over Northern Border, Frenmantle Railway land purchases (see papers 829 "Railways ") Collie-Cardiff Townsite, reply to q. 485 Friendly Societies Act Amnendment Bill, Compact between Governmnent and Indepen- 2a. 433 dent members, reply to y. 1680 Government Advertising, replies to q. 2198, 9 Complimentary Remuarks, close of Session Government Business,,at. precedence 1707, 234(i 1708, 9 Crown Grant, Cottesloe, reply to qg.2254 Governmeut Camels, treatment, reply to q. ]Discharge of Orders (end of session), mn. 1947 2351 Government Stocks sold, reply to q. 1059 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1652 Grass Plots, experimental, reply to q. 1947 Drainage on Stirling Estate, reply to q. 293 Grazing Areas, Yilgarn, to inquire 1281 Early Closing, as to amending Act 1549 Hamel State Nursery, reply to q. 1452; Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Experimental Farm, reply to 9, 2199 1774, 1347 Hanmel Settlement Inquiry, speech 1137; Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease In- Relief to settlers, reply to q, 2256 quiry, statement 819, Standing Orders Hernsrz Reports, as to inserting tables of 897; witness Dirayton's refusal to give figures 1619 evidence, mn.fine (£1.00) 944, resolution House Committee, mi. change of members (irregular) rescinded and a fine of £250 1252? ordered 1059, 1062, 3, mn. new Standing Immigration policy 1469-70, 2311-12, 2146-9, Order (power to fine without limit) 1110, 22945 'in. to imprison -witness for contempt 1187, explanation 1170, relea-se from prison to Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment be considered 171G, in. pardon 1725 Bill, 2a. 397; Bill No. 2, on Estimates (Annual):- Financial statement second reading 677, Cow. 704, 7 delivered 1212-31 ; annual votes, Legis- Inebriate Retreat, to establish, reply to q. lative Assembly 1344-, 7, Joint Hfouses 2199 of Parliament 1353, Treasury 1861, 2, $, Inspection of Machinery Bill, Council's Audit 1364, 1378, 9, 8Q, 81, Compassionate amendments 2228 Allowances 1382, 9, 1'390, 2, Literary and Jandakot Railway, construction 4 first sec- Scientific Groats 1393, 5, 7, 8,.90, London tion, reply to q. 670 Agency 1409, 1494 to 99, Photo-litho- Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension graphic 1594, Savings Bank 1595, 6, 1600, 1, 2, Printing 1002,4, 5, 6,7, Refunds 1607, Bill, 2a. '191, Corn. 1076, 7 Miscellaneous Services 1008, 10, 11, point Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, on Council's of order 1012, resumed 1612 to 18, Edu- resolution as to counsel's fee 233 t cation 1053, 71, Salaries generally 1878, 4. Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), Coun- Q~adetJJ..A4 X-ompulsiqua 1674.iEurchae ails amaendments 2314 PRE PRE ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.] PELPRE LX1
PuRM AND TRASURER, ALSO MINSRn FOR PREMIER ArD TREASURER, ALSO MINISTER FOR EDUCATION (continued)- EDUCArION (continued)- Land subjects generally: Perth Municipal LOaD (.X40,000), reply to Agricultural land near railways, reply to q.3889 q. 1637 Pipes Manufacture by day labour, on Coweowing Settlement, reply to q. 342 Council's resolution 2345, 6 Guides in selecting land, how paid, reply Postal Votes, Kimberley, papers 294 to q. 877 Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Fremantlo station site purchases, remarks HI, mn.2s. 2017, Corn. 2152 as to a special inquiry 2321 Press Representatives' use of Parliamentary Free passes to selectors, reply tog. 878 conveniences, reply to q. 642 Inspector in Murray district, reply to q. Printing Office Holidays, reply to q. 2255 1886 Printing Reports of Royal Commissions 1536 Nangeenan Settlement, on rn. to discon- Prisoner Behan, reply to q. 1408 tinue 1022, speech 1364 Surveys in arrear, reply to q. 560, 669 Privilege of Parliament: Wilkinson, Mr. W., York district, grievance Mr. Gregory's complaint against Mr. against Lands Department, Meo, remarks 2196 as to holdin g Newspaper Statement implying censure. special inquiry 1618 remarks on member's complaint 852, 6; Legal Practitioners, as to admission, reply mn.to summon printer of Morning Herald to 9. 389 953, on order 973, in reply 976 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 'm. 2H. 1578, Witness Drayton's refusal to give evi- Corn. 164, 4, 5 dence before Empress of Cuoognrdie Licensing Bill, introduced 430 (not pro- G.M. tease Select Committee, mn.fine ceeded with) (.9100) 944., resolution (irregular) re- Liquor Legislation, reply to q. .342 scinded and a fine of X5l0 ordered 1059, Loan Bill, mn.2n. 2145, remarks 2290, reply 1062, 3, m. new Standing Order (power 2291, Coun. 2296, 7 to fine withont limit) 1110, mn. to im- Local Courts Bill, Cown. 1158, 60 prison for contempt 1107, explanation Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill, 1110, as to release 1716, In. pardon 1726 introduced 2117, mn.2R. 2117 Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement Manure Manufacture, repli to q. 1637 (Pomnbart) 1039, on amendment 1042, on Marine Board, reply togq. 748 select committee's report 2348 Meti politan Waterworks Act Amendment Public Servant's Dismissal (F1 raser), reply Bill introduced 304, in. 2g. '338, in reply to q. 1099, on ma.papers 1269. 354, mn. Committee stage 355, 6, in Corn. Public Servants' retrospective increases 424 1650 Midland Railway Purchase, reply to q. 242 Public Service Bill, introduced 342, .n. 2n. Mining Regulations, gazetting, reply to q. 546, reply 780, Corn. 786 to 90, 816 to 21, 718 857 to 75, 878 to 890, 899, 900 to 6, 11, re- Ministerial statement, Hills projected 296 committal 976 to 81, en. Premier to give Mrs. Tracey, compassionate allowance, reply evidence before Council select committee to q. 1375 1884, Council's amendments 2315 to 18, Mnnicipal Institntions Act Amendment Bill, In. progress 2319, resnmed 2327, 8, 9, 2530 2%. remarks 481, speech 624, in Corn. 687, Qnestions, notice insufficient 642, postpone- 590, 651, 2, 3, 4,719, 720 to 28, 732 to 89, ment 2117 794, 5, 6, 800 to 9, 831, 2, 6, 8, 842, post- ponement 1079, resumed 1112 to 27, re- Railways generally! committal 1174, to 83, 1186, 7. 1305, 6, 10, Employees' increases of pay in Ways and 11, mn.to discharge order 2320 Works, on ma. for producing foremen's Nangeenan Experimental Farm, reply as to recommendations 1257, argument that cost 877 the right remedy lay in appeal to National Show, adjournment 856 Arbitration Court for fixing wages Navigation Bill, Coin. 1866, §, report stage 1257-8 1885, amendments 2314 Land Purchases (railway) at Fremantle, Northam Resident Magistrate's Quarters, remarks am te a special inquiry 2321 reply tog9. 486 Midland Railway, reply as to purchase North Perth Tramways Bill, report stage 342 1948 Perth Station Fence, on urgency motion Noxious Weeds Bill, ma.2R. 1160 as to erection 29"-00 Ocean Freight Rates etc., as to inquiry Railway Construction by private enter- 1011 prise, reply to q. 849 Order of Business, reply to q. 821 ; Orders, Tickets, tenders for supply, reply to q. In. to postpone 2320, 1 1772 Payment of members, reply as to increase Railway Traffic Bill, introduced 304 943, 1313 Referendum (Legislative Council) Bill, in- Permanent Reserve Rededication Bill troduced 670 (not proceeded with) (Claremont), Corn. 2224 Resignation, F-st Perth, ma.seat vacant 560 LXII I PRE PEE ~[INlEXTo SPEECHES.] QUIU
PaEMIER AND TREASURER, &LBO MINISTER FOR PRESIDNT OF LsoisLtaivt COUNCIL (con- EDUCATION (continued)- tined)- Riugharking, Blackrwood district, reply to Payment to members of Council, order 1513 q. 1947 Permanent Reserve Rlededication Bill (Clare- Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1770J mont), order 21066 Select committee, refusal of a witness to give Public Service Bill, removal of copies of evidence (see under 11Empress." etc.) Dill from members' portfolios 2321 Sitting days and hours, ta. additional 1710, Reporting of Speeches, on complaints as to reply 1712 acoustic defects in new Chamber 289, 290 Standing Orders amendment, In. House Strangers' Gallery, as to members giving 1063 tickets 64 Standing Orders suspension, mn.to expedite business 2007, reply 2016 State Borrowing, remarks by a Minister 994 Rulings and Directions- State Nursery, ilamel, reply to q. 1432 Absence of member without leave: No Stirling Estate, drainage, reply to g. 293 member may, without express leave, Supply Bills: No. 2, .n. Corn. 316. 319; Bill absent himself for more than one No. 3, 891 to 96; Bill No. 4, 1680, 1712. 14 fortnight during the session, 1242 Telegraph Cable at Cottesloc B each, reply Adjournment of debate Cannot be moved to q. 118 by member who has made a speech in Timber Regulations, reply to q. 2255 such debate, 1831 Tramwvays Act Amendment Bill, Cown. 3tO First reading: It is Trans-Australian not customary to Railway, Guarantee re- raise Obj.ection on the introduction of a newed 320, In. lands adjacent to be reserved 1992 821, 2, 4 Bill, Transfer of Land Act A mendment Bill, 2K. Want of Confidence Motion, There is no 1564, Corn. 1566 Standing Order dealing with the Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1425 question whether the business of the University Endowment, reply to q. 1135 Upper Chamber should cease immedi- War Office Claims (papers), remarks 669 ately a motion of want of confidence is moved in another place, 66 Witness D~rayton's refusal to give evidence (see under "Empress of Coolgardie G.M. tease Inquairy ")
PRESIDENT OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (ROM. Sir G. Shenton, Kt., see also Under QUINLAN, Mr. T. F., Toodjatj- "Shenton"), remarks on order and procedure- Chairman of Committees, election, amend- muent moved 80 Addresss-in-Reply, order 66, 281, 283, presentation 655 Address-in-Reply 214; Points Stated- Address presented to Governor on opening Premier should not surrender to a minority, Labour of new Parliament buildings 2 party justified in claim- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, ing office, Independent member's attitude, procedure 1876 thanks to retiring Ministers, as to choosing Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill colleagues from Opposition benches, new (No 2), procedure 2153 Settlers need help for three to five years, Business days and hours, procedure 1818 Council franchise, tax on unimproved Close of the Session, Congratulatory remarks land, Midland Railway purchase, Agent 2825 General's office, metropolitan water, unity Distress for Rent Restriction Bil, 2a., on of parties for State administration. order 1831, 2 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Election Return 3W 1776 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, Estimates, annual votes: Literary and sanendmnents, order 1572 Scientific Grants etc. 1397, Miscellaneous Inspection of Machinery Bill, order 934 1613, Lands and Surveys 1925 toO9 Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Estimates, Loan, votes: Railways etc. 2299 (private), select Committee, remarks 1451 Fires in Agricultural Districts, Collie Coal, Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2B., on urgency motion 2190 remarks 2233, 4 Immigration policy 215 Law of Libel Amendment (Imperial) Act Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Adoption Bill, 2a., order 2000 Amendment Bill, 2B. 407, Council's amend- Leave of Absence, on order 1242, 1088 ments, procedure 1413, debate 1420 Local Courts Bill, procedure 1755 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 503 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Lands Department and Mr. W. Wilkinson, procedure 1680 to inquire, seconded mn.1618 Navigation Bill, order 1992 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Obituary. Mr. E. V. H. Kenae 1 2B. 477, Corn. 1116, 16, recommittal 1184 RAN RAN[~INDEX TO SPEeEHE.]HA RAS 1'X111XI
RAWDESLL, HoN. G. (continued)- RA~nER.Hon 0.I~ Public Service Bill, 2H. 1286, Council's RANDLL, on. .,fMtropolitan Province- amendments 2323, 4 Aborigines Protection Bill, adjournment 717,1 Reporting Speeches, remarks on acoustic 2a. 984 detects 289 Address-in-Reply, remarks 66, speech 186; Strangers' G4llery, seconded amendment 64 Points stated- Supply Bill (No. 3), Standing Orders 933 Council franchise should not be hurriedly Trawways Act Amendment Bill, 2z. 882 lowered, 240; rights and privileges of Council should be maintained, 140 Federal Government trying to get larger RAsoN, Mr. C. H., Guitdford (see also under powers, the greatest danger, 138 " treasurer and Minister tar Rail- Forestry legislation, pine trees should be ways")- planted, 138, 9 Agent General, q. Information Bureau 878 Fremantle Harbour Trust, a success, 139 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Industries and wages, 138 2s. postponement 2023 Immigration and the unemployed, 189 Bills ot Exchange Bill, 2a, 2230 James Ministry, goad results, few mis- Brands Biil, Corn. 1082, 3. 7, 1690, 3, 4, 6,7, takes, defeat caused largely by the social 1778, recommittal 1847, 8. 9, Council's direction in which Ministers had gone, amendments 2331, 2 187 Business Days and Hours, additional, in:. Labour party and capital, 136; distrust amendment 1711 the party to a certain extent, 137 City at Perth Tramiways Bill, Corn. 1886 Liquor licenses, local option but not State Cnllie-Naxrrogin Railwavy, termnus q. 748 control, 140 Compact between Government and Indepen- Loans not desirable, works constructed out dent Members, q. 1680 at revenue, 140 Cottesloe Blocks sold for rates in arrear, 1772 Adjournment of House, remarks 290, 341 Crown Grant, Cottesloe, q. 2254 Air-space in Government offices, q. 1816 Day Labour System, remarks 1034 Business days and hours, additional 1817 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1652, City of Perth Tramways Act Amendment Camn. 1698, Council's amendments 2229 Early Closing Act Amendment Biill, Coin. Bill, 2a. 2006 1837, 9, 1842, 3 Close of Session, congratulatory remarks Electoral 2325 rolls, discrepancies, ql.642 Day Dawn Municipal Rates Validation Bill, Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry. 2U. 388 to adjourn tram place to place 626; wit- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1827 ness's retusal to give evidence 945, Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, 2a. seconded mn.new'Standing Order (power 2004, petition presented 2102, in Corn. to fine for contempt) 1110, seconded in. to 2115 imprison witness Drayton 1168, release Factories Act Amendment Bill, 2xt. 1835, from prison to be considered 1717, select Corn. 1836, recaommittal 1869, 70 comuilttee's report, amendment moved Fires in Agricultural Districts duinag 1963 summer months 2154 Estimates, debate 1333i annual votes: Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Legislative Assembly 1347. 8, Joint 658, Coin. 658 Houses of Parliament 1350, 1. 2, 4, 6, Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2R. 843, Corn. Audit 1379, 81, Compassionate Allowances 988, 1055, 1090, 92, amendmnents 1993 etc. 1391, 2. London Agency 1495, Photo- Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2R. Litbographic 1593, 4, Post Office Saivings 2234, Cam. 2238 Bank 15905,9, Miscellaneous Services 1610, Leave of Absence to a member. nm.276 11, 12. Education 1659; Mines Generally Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2a. 1825 1725. 92, EPnrchase of Copper Ore at Loan Bill, 2a. 2249 Phillips River 1800, 3; Works Depart- Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1627, 1632. 3 ment, general discussion 2030, points of Mletropolitan Waterwarks Act Amendment order 2032, 3, 5, 6, resumed 2037, Admin- Bill, 2s. 659 istrative 2053, 7.8, 9,60, 61, generally 2066, Engineering 2066, 7, 8, 70, 2, 4, 5, 6, Mines Regulation Acat Amendment Bill, 2a. Harbonr and River Works 2078, 82, 4, 5, 747, Corn. 847 Water Supply Woirks 2086 to 96, Miscel- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill. laneous 2097, 9; Colonial Secretary's De- 2a& 175, Cam. 1764 to 71, 1880, 1, 3, 1912 partmecnt., general discussion 2123, Office Navigation Bill, 2n. 2157, Cam. 2163, 4 at Colonial Secretary 2130. Lnnacy 2136, Noxious Weeds Bill, Cam. 708, 9, 710, 13' Medical 2139, 40; Railways Department, general discussion 2202, Railways 1, 2,4, 5 and 14, 740, Tramnways 2217, 19 Parliament Houses (new), annual cost, mo. Estimates, Loan votes:- Railways etc. 2300, return 1818 2, H[arbour and River Improvements 2304, Pipes Manufacture by day labour, mo. to Water Supply and Sewerage 2306, Devre- disapprove 1938, reply 1998 topnment of Agriculture 2312 GXVRAS [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] SCA
RAsoN, Mr. C. H. (continued)- RASON, Mr. C. H. (continued)- Factories Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1164, report stage 1885, recommittal 1949, 50, Corn. 1409,10, 12,1154,45, Council's amend- 1, Council's amendments 2313 ment 2021, 3 North Fremantle Streets Dedication Bill, Finance, Government stocks sold, q. 106.9 3R. postponement 2021 Fires in Agricultural Districts, Collie coal, North Perth Tframways Bill, Corn. 1887, 8, on urgency motion 2180 report stage 1948 Firewood Tramway Permits, q. 748 Payment of Members, increase 627, explana- Fremantle Quay sheds contract, day labour, tion 631, remarks 636; q. W4 m. 1034, reply 1038 Personal explanation, Policy Speech (see under "IMinisterial Statement ") Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 4.30, Corn. 435 to 8, Council's amendments pipes Manufacture, plant f or day labour, 1078 mn.return 1884, Goldfield Water Dams, North Coolgardie, q. Postal Votes, Kimberley, papers 294 1375 Post Office Savings Bank Amendment Bill, Government Business, Precedence, tn. 2a. 2152 amendment 1708 Press representatives, use of Parliamentary Hamel Settlement Inquiry, interim report1 conveniences, q. 641 1375, 6 Privilege, Mr. Gregory's complaint against Hospital nurses and probationers, seconded Mr. Moran 2196, ii, 7 amendment 6316 Privilege-Newspaper statement implying Immigration policy 1495, Loan Bill 2268-61 censure 854r, 6, to summon the printer 954; Industrial tlonciliation and Arbitration Act Witness Drayton, seconded mn.new Stand- Amendment Hill, 2a. 418 ing Order (power to fine for contempt) Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1110, seconded mn.to imprison 1168 Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2R. 565, explana- Prosecution of Mr. G. P. Fraser 1273 tion 570, 680, Coin. 080, 7, 690, 7, Council's Public Health Bill, 2R. 981 amendments, procedure 1413, 14, debate Public Health Bill (No. 2), Corn. 2330 1414m, 17, order 1417, resumed 1417 Public Servants, retrospective increases 1650 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Con,. 447, 9. Public Service Bill, 2s. 749, Corn. 787, 5, 9, 5303, recommittal 691,'2, Council's amend- 90,815, 17, 9, $20,858,9, 860, 1, U, 7, 8,878, ments 1898 9, 881, 5, 7, recommittal 977, 8, Council's Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs amendments 2310.,17. 2827, 8, 9,380 (private) Bill, Council's amendments 2229 Railway construction, Magnet to Lawlers, q. Kalgoorlie Tramnways Racecourse Extension 597 (private) Bill, 2n. 791, Council's amend- Railway Crossing, East Perth, q. 2199 ments 2024 Railway Employees, increases of pay in Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, Council's Ways and Works 1268 resolution to disapprove, o&. for leave to Resignation, East Perth, seconded mn.560 consider Council's message 1681, in. to State Borrowing, remarks by a Minister, ms. agree 2332, remarks 2335 992, reply 998 Jiand Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), Corn. Standing Orders suspension 2007, point of 2227 order 2012 Liand Settlement at Nangeenan, order 1367, State Governor, Chief Justice to peiform remarks 1373 duties, on order 598, speech 605 Leave of Absence, mn.HI.,. F. ff. Piesse 512, Sunday Hands on Goldfields, to permit a mn.Mr. Hopkins 1837 collection 1105 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Supply Bill (No. 3), all stages 891, 2, 8, 6, 2a. 1204, mn.select committee 1592 Supply Bill (No. 4). suspension Standing Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2R. 1638, Orders 1713, Cow. 1713 Coin. 16MO, 6, ( Ticket-of-leave man Clarke, roimprisonmeut Loan Bill, .9750.000, 2R. 2256 1029 Local Courts Bim, 2S.. 321, Corn. 1143, 4, 9, Tramways Act Amendment Bill, explanation recommittal 1299, 1302, Council's amend- 838. 2n. 348, Corn. 849 ments 1964, 6. 7, 8, 9 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, 2. Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment 1563, Corn. 1565, 84 Bill, 2s. 350, on mn.Committee stage 356, Truck Act Amendment Bill, mn.2R. 1422, ex- Corn. 426 planation 1437, reply 1446. Conw. 1457, 8, Mines Regulation Act Amendment ]Bill, 9, 1461, 2 Corn. 579, 86 Victoria Park Tramwvays Bill, 2&. 1889, Ministerial Statement, Bills projected, Corn. 1890 remarks 297, personal explanation 303 Wharf in Perth, q. bow let 792 Mullins Slines Plant, q. 849 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Press statement, q. 670, 2R. 519, Corn. 686, S. 9,652, 3, 719, 720, 3, 6, 7, 9, 734, 6, 6, 7. 9, 740, 97, 801, 2, 3, 5. 6, 7, 9, 1120, 1, recom- SCADnAN, Mr. J., Ivanhoe.- mittal 1179,1180, 24,5, 7,1198, 9,1306, 7 Agricultural Bank Advances, fencing, q. Navigaition -Bill, 2a.,1646. Corn. 1862. l, 1638 SC& BOA ~[NDsTO Ser.FIV.]n. SPEP LXV
ScAnnaN, Mr. J. (continued)- Snowc, Hon. R. F. (continued)- Brands Bill, Corn. 1687 Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, on in. to Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. disapprove 1622 1842,4 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2a., Empress of Coolgardie O.M. Lease Inquiry, amendment moved 2232, withdrawn 2237, seconded mn.624 in Corn. 2237 Estimates, annual votes:. Compassionate Loan Bill, 2R. 2249, Cent 2261 Allowances etc. 1388, Literary and Scien- Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill, tific Grants etc. 1398, 1400, 2, Miscel- Corn. 2231 laneous 1612, Education 1803; Mines Mines ReguLlation Act Amendment Bill, Coin. Generally 11U4, 88, 02, State Batteries 847, 1195 1794, Steam Boilers Act 1796, Contin- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, gencies Generally 1799, State Batteries Coin. 1765 to 70, 1770, 80 (contingenlcies) 1806, Mines Water Supply Navigation Bill, 1K. 1992 (contingencies) 1809, Explosives and North Perth Tramways Bill, 2R, 2104 Analytical 1815, Stipendiary Mtagistracy Payment to Members of Council, on mn.to 1868, Lands and Surveys 1937; Works reduce 1-513, moved amendment to abolish Department, administrative 2052, 4, 6, 7, payment 1513 Roads and Bridges 2071, Harbours and Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment Rivers 2082, 4, Water Supply Works Bill, 2n. 2242 2085; Office of Colonial Secretary 2129 Public Service Bill, on removal of copies of Goldields Mining Monopoly, to inquire Bill f rom me mbers' portfolios 2328, 4i seconded 1659 Standing- Orders snspenstion, remnarks 2231 Hamiel Settlement, to adopt report 1400 Supply JIM1(No. 2), 2R. 3M0 Immigration of Non-British Labour, q. 2255 Victoria' Park Tramnways Bill, 2a. 2105 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill (No, 2), Corn. 683, Council's amendments, procedure 1413 SOMMERS, Hon. C.. Nrorth-East Province-, inspection of Machinery Bill, 2a. 375. Cenw. Distress for Rent Rlestrigtion Bill, La. 1831 450, 3, 4, 6,9, 472, 490. 2,6,7,8,601,2, re- Fires in Agricultural Districts, coal in committal 693, 6, e04o,4, Council's amend- summer miouths 2154 ments 1892, 6, 2228 Government employee, q. how engaged Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill, 21653 2m. 1072 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 105 Katlgoorlie Tratuways Racecourse Extension Kalgoorlie Tranmways Racecourse Extension (private) Bill, 2n. 791, Corn. 1065 Bill (private). Lu. 1637 Local Courts Bill, Gout. 1159, 00, recommittali Leave of Absence to a Member, sm. 1619 1303 Local Courts Bill, amendments 2109 Mining Injuries, XKalgoorlie, q. 890 Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, Mines Regulations Act Amendment Bill, 2a Corn. 847 332. explanation 336 Municipvd Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Mines Ventilation and Sadiation Inquiry, q. Corn. 1765, 1820, 1, 1881, 2 explosions 891 Noxious Weeds Bill 7 08, 9, 10, 12, 743 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Payment to Members of Couincil, in- to Corn. 843, 1123, 6, 1202, recommittal 1310 reduce 931, reply 1511, to withdraw 16183, Public Service Bill, Council's amendments seconded amendment 1514 2319 Truck Act Amendment Bill. 2a, 1097 Sunday Bands on Goldfields, to permit a Victoria Park Tramways Biln, La. 2105 collection 1106 SPEAKERU OF LxExsLATxvec Assnsa, Hon, 31. SHnTNwo, Hon. Sir GEo., Xt., Aetopolitan H. Jacoby, Swran (see under "Jacoby'; Province (see also under " President" for for speeches out of the C hair)- rulings etc.)- Add ress-in. reply, order 122, 8, 130, 182, 7, Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill, procedure 197, order 227, 233, 243, presen- remarks in Committee 2281 tation of Address 654 Adjournment of House, remarks 275, 291, 1050 Snoni., Hon. R. F., North Province-/ Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Aborigines Protection Bill, 2a. 663, Corn. ruled out of order 1970. Bill No. 2, 1871 ruling as to Standing Orders having been Brands Bill, 2u. 2245, Corn. 2247 complied with 2024. Business days and hours 1817 Assembly's privileges claimed 12 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2R. 1829 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, order Health Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2322 1198, 1251 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 1090 Cattle Import Duty, order 829 Kalgoorie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill Complimentary remarks, close of session (private). 2a. 1447, Corn- 1991 2347 Kanoina $treet Closure, Bill, 2E. 985 Courtesy 10othe Chair, remarks 1068, 9 LXvT SPE LXVI. SPE[INDEXTO SPEECHES.]SE SPE
Sn AXEn or LEsGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (con- SPEAKER op LEGISLATIVE ASSEMOLY (Con tinued)- tinned) Day Dawna Rates Validation Bill, procedure Pipes Manufacture by day labour, order 343 2346 Deputy Speaker and Deputy Chairman of Postal Votes (papers), procedure 296 Committees, nomination made 555 Printing Reports of Royal Commissions, Early Closing Act (fruit shops), order 1549 remarks 1530, 7 Election as Speaker, acknowledgment 11, 12 Privilege: Morning Herald Printer, order Empress of Coolgardlo G.M. Lease Inquiry, 958, 9, 961, 2, 3, 4, 9, 971, 2, 4. Witness order 624, 656, 897; select committee' Drayton's refusal to give evidence, order report 1962, 3; Witness Drayton's refusal 1062, letter from Drayton 1100, order 1100. to give evidence 944, order 948, 9, 951, Personal charges in debate, Mr. Gregory 1059, 1062; to release from prison, con- and Mr. Moran 2193, 4, 5, 6,7. Notice of stitutional difficulty 1716, order 1724, motion not required in a case of privilege pardon 1725 1100 Estimates: Legislative Assembly (explana- Prosecution of a Public Servant, order 1271 tion of House votes) 1345, 7, Joint Houses (three), 1275 of Parliament 1349, 1350, 1, 4, 5, 7. 8, 9. Public Health Bill, order 914, select com- 1811 ; Public Works votes, point of order mittee to travel 1578; Bill No. 2 (Kal- (on appeal against Chairman's ruling) goorlie district), procedure 2319, 20, 30 2033 to 37, order 2052, 3 (for speeches as a Public Servant's Compulsory Retirement, member in Committee see under "'Jacoby") order 1043, 1970, 2349 Experimental Farms, order 1268, 9 Public Service Bill, amendments 2327 Fires in Agricultural Districts (urgency Question postponed, remark on order 79 motion), remark 2172. order 218Y, remark Railways generally: Employees' increases of 2193 pay, order 1255, 7, 1260. 5, 7 (four). 8; Government business, on order 1709 Perth Station fence, procedure 298; Grazing Areas, order 1281 economy in Southern Cross section, order Hamel and Nangeenan Settlements Inquiry, 1542 procedure 1136, 7; Hamel Inquiry, order Resignation, East Perth 560 1137, 8, 9, procedure 1375, 7, order 1468, Standing Orders: Assent to a newv Order 2256 (see also " Nangeenan ") 1163; on suspension of Standing Orders Hansard Reports, as to inserting tables of 2008, 2012, 14, 18 figures 1618, 19 State Coal-mining, on adjournment 313 Hospital Nurses and Probationers, order State Governor (Chief Justice to perform 623 (see under " Jacoby" for remarks in duties), order 598, procedure 609 Committee on hospitals and nursing) Supply Bill, order 82; Bill No. 8, remarks Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 893. order 893 Amendment Bill, order 391, 412; Bill Tables of Figures referred to in a Speech, No. 2, order 556, 570, 672, 7 how to be reported in Hansard 16 18, 19 Inspection of Machinery Bill, order 368, 362, Truck Act Amendment Bill, order 1425, 30, 371, 591 31 Kalgoorlie Tramways Racecourse Extension Urgency Motion for adjournment 298 Dill (private), order 455 Water Supply, Claremont and Cottesloe Kookynie Lockout Prosecution (resolution 1025 from Council) 1081, 2835. 2342 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Rulings and Directions- order 1160, 1590, 2 Addressing the Chair: Members must not Licensing Act Suspension Bill, order 1581 address another personally in debate, Loan Bill, order 2258, 60, 2282, 3 391 Local Courts Hill, on report 1173 Adjournment of Debate: Member who Ministerial Statement on Bills projected, speaks and moves adjournment of procedur 297 debate cannot resume speech, but the Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, House should allowv latitude to a Min- order 474, 481. 2, 4, 520,1535 ister urging need for adjournment, 313. Nangeenan Land Settlement. order 1015, 20, Member cannot move adjournment of 1366, 7, 8. 9, 1871. 2, 1781,2,P 4 (see also debate after making a speech, 974t "1Hamnel") Agricuiltural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Navigation Bill, report stage 1885, amend- being a Money Bill, must originat in ments 2314 the Assembly, 1970 New Ministry announced 291, order 291 Amendments on Recommittal: It is cus- Ocean Freights and Marine insurances, tomary to put on the Notice Paper remark 2313 amendments intended to be moved on Order of business 821 recommittal of a Bill, 1173 Payment of members, order 630, 6, 7, 1316, Amendments when disagreed to by one 1324, 5. 7, 1331 House: If amendments requested by Personal Explanations, procedure 304, order the Council are not so made by the 1109, 1110 Assembly, the Council can reiterate Petition of Mfrs. Tract~yprocedlure 2172 their request; and if disagreement be SPE SPE~[INDEKC TO SPEdEHS.] SPE LVbxvii I
SpeAKER OF LEGI5LATJvE ASSEMBLY (con- SPEAKER Or LEGISLATIvE ASSEMBLY (con- tinned)- tinned)- -Rulings and Directions (continued)- Rulings and Directions (continued)- then insisted on, nothing but a con- Ministerial Statement: No debate may ference can overcome the difficulty, 2327 follow, 297 Ayes or Noes in Division: A member, not Misleading, Misrepresentation, Subterfuge, being one who has called for a division, Untrue, Squandering public funds (see may vote with the Noes, though he has under "Motives ") by mistake said "Aye " in the voices, Motion covering the subject matter of 843 another motion before the House is not Bill before a Select Committee: A measure in order, 1136 on the Notice Paper cannot be die- Motion (formal) may be moved without charged while it continues belowe the notice and put, if no member object select committee to which it has been (Kookynie Lockout prosecution), 1681 referred, 2319 Motion must be stated:- Unless a mem- Council Debates not to be referred to: ber moving a motion mentions what A member must not refer to a debate his motion is, the House and the Speaker which has taken place in another are not officially aware of the motion, Chamber, 1425, 30, 31 and the fact that it is on the Notice Dishonesty mast not be imputed to a Paper does not necessarily place it member, 371 before the House, 1058 Estimates, amount spent in excess:z If an Motives (such as dishonesty) must not be amount has been spent in excess and imputed, 371; also Misrepresentation there is no other opportunity on the 535, Misleading the House 1709, untrue Estimates for discussing it, the matter statement 481, a subterfuge 482, 4, may be discussed where it arises, 2036 520, squandering public funds 1369 Explanations should not be made in such Mover's Reply: Member cannot speak to a way as to interrupt a member speak- a motion after the mover has replied, ing, 978. Member desiring to rise to a 893 point of explanation Should wait until Notice of Motion, to alter: A motion the member speaking has finished, 973 appering on the Nutice Paper may be First Reading, when without notice: movd in altered form by permission First reading of a Dill may be moved of the House, 1136. 7 without notice, when another Bill deal- Notice Paper: Member may, as a matter ing with the same subject has been of privilege, draw attention to the order withdrawn and leave asked at the same of business on the Notice Paper, but time to introduce a Bill in lieu, 566 mnust not anticipate items, 821 Formal Motions: It is the practice Dot to Obstruction (quorum): If the Cbairman extend to Ministers the rule, that none of Committees reports that attention but members in whose names such has been called to the absence of a motions are tabled may move them, 1884 quorum for the purpose of obstructing Grievance ventilated under a general business, the Speaker can then take Motion: A. motion that is in conflict sction, 2062 with an Act of Parliament, though it Papers on Table, incomplete: The House will be practically inoperative if passed having ordered that all papers in con- (as instance the calling for papers used nection with a matter be laid on the in an election ballot), must be put by table, a member having reason to the Speaker because a6 member has the believe that the papers are incomplete right to ventilate any grievance in the should not move for additional papers, House, 298 but should call attention to the omission Imputation explained away: A member on a question of privilege, 829 may bring up any matter as a personal Pairs and Tellers:- The practice of sarrang- explanation, to clear away any imputa- ing pairs not being recognised by the tion made against him during a debate House. aLmember who has paired must, already concluded, 1U0O, 1110 on a division if directed, act as teller Interjections. A member is out of order for the side on which he sits, and his in interjecting out of his ordinary seat, vote must be recorded. 842, 3 122. Frequent interjections on second Personal Attack by way of Explanation: reading are highly improper, and mem- Permission to umake a personal explana- bers who have a right to speak later in tion does not permit of an attack being the debate should reserve any remarks made on members of another party, 304 or corrections till they speak on the Petition: The proper time for presenting question, 914 a Petition is before Notices are called, Irrelevancy (see under "1Relevancy," also 455 " Proceedings") Point of Order:, A member can rise to a Leave to Move without Notice: The point of order on anything he objects to question for leave to move without in another members. speech, 2194 notice is negatived when any member Proceedings of another House, Irrele- objects, 1681 vancy: It is not competent for either jl I I SPR [IYNDEX TO SL'EECIII:.] TAY
SPEARER OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (Con1- SPEAKER or LfozISLArxvr ASSEMBLY (con- tinued)- Unnted)- Ruling and Directions (continued)- Rulings and Directions (continued)- House to question the regularity of the Unparliamentary: It is unparliamentary proceedings in another House, but the for one member to accuse another of irrelevancy of a, clause sent forward as saying what iis absolutely untrue, 167 an amendment may be urged as a reason (see also " Motives") for disagreeing to the amendment, though the irrelevancy cannot be insisted on, 2314 SPEARSER Or AssxnnrrY acting Occasionally as CHAIaRMAN oP Cor xrrrSs- Quorum. Member must not leave the Chamber when attention is drawn to Estimates, annual votes: Harbour and River absence of a quorum, 1811. If in the Works 2069. 2079, 2080, 81 opinion of the Chairman the call for a STONE, Hon. F. MW.,North Province- quorum has been niade for an obstruc- Aborigines Protection Bill, 2a. 667 tive purpose, and the Chair man reports Bills of Exchange Act Amendment Bill, 2R. to the Chair, the Speaker can then take 1877 action, 2052 Distress for Rent Restr-iction Bill, 2a, 1833 Relevancy: As to relevancy in Committee Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 986 discussions, the Speaker has no power Lawr of Lihel Act (imperial) Adoption Dill, on appeal to interfere with the decision 2R. 2110 ameandment moved 2113 of the Chairman. given in Committee, Local Courts Bill, Coin. 1627, 32, 33, amend- 2036, 7 ments 2109 Reflecting on "1another place ": Members Municipal Institutions Act Amendinent Bill, must not reflect on the speeches or Coin. 1764, 5, 6, 1818, 19, 20 actions of another place, 358 Navigation Bil Corn. 2163 Resolution passed, how to be altered: A Noxious Weeds Bill, Coin. 711, 12 resolution must he rescinded before any motion for a fresh decision on the same subject can be moved, 1715-16 r Resolution received from Council: An T. amendment may be moved that certain portions of a resolution received from TAy oit, Mr. Q., Mount Margaret (see also the Council be adopted and certain under " Colonial Secretary") portions disagreed to, 2346 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Right of Reply:. A. member who moved want of confidence 1021 Points Stated- the Second reading of a Bill has a right Chbarges against Ministers, 162 to 182 of reply, 82 Composite unions, how treated, 174, 6 Reply by Mover: The mover of a motion Election results, postal votes, 166, 7, is hardly in order in attempting a general 176, 184 reply on his motion, when the immediate Gregory (Mr.), election, 167;- his Mines question before the House is an amend- admninistration anid sops, 167, 172, libel ment, but he may do so after the action 176 to 181 amendment has been put and defeated, Harbour Trust, a Government supporter 1367 appointed, 167, 8; Capt. Laurie's self- Royal Commissions cannot be appointed interest, 168 by resolution of the House, nor by the Hicks-Gregory libel suit reviewed, 176, 7, House in Committee, 1281 expenses paid by Government, 178, 180; Second-reading speech should not deal libel was deliberate, 179 iindemnifying exhaustively with details: principles the Press, 180, 1 should be discussed on the second Hopkins (Mr.), Silenced as a formidable reading, and details in Committee, 362. foe, 165, 6 Also on second reading, it is desirable James 'Ministry, opposed to them in tbe to refrain from referring to clauses by past, no confidence now, references to the particular numbers, 474 past three years, 162, 3; Mr. James Squandering public funds (imputation): popular among democrats, forfeited A member must not say there are too their confidence, 1641 crimes of the many members in the House who are James Ministry and members support- content to see the public funds squsan- ing them, 164; Mr. W. 3. George silenced dered, 1389 with an appointment, 164; Premantle Suspensionof Standing Orders: If Stand- Railway secret purchases, sufficient ing Orders are suspended for the pur- alone to condemn them, 165 ; Mr. James pose of passing a certain Bill, and a hoodwi nked the people on redistribution member wishes to deal with some other of seats, 165; silencing political enemies, matter for which suspension is necessary, 108; Mr. Nanson's appointment, 169; he must move a, separate motion to his actions, 170, 1; Mr. Gregory's suspend, stating reasons, 897. Whether actions, 167, 172, 176 to 181 Standing Orders shall be suspended is Labour party should capture the Treaury ... fr the House-to decide, 375 - _-:4 bench, 184 TAY ThY~[IxNIAX TO SPEECEES.]TRLIX TRO LXTX
TAYLR.n Mr. G. (continued)- TxomsoN, Hon. J. A., Central Prouine- Mines administration, Mr. Gregory's mis- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 180, management, 1i2; robbing prospectors Corn. 1945, 6 by over-charges, 17%, 3; Hicks-Gregory Factories ct Amendment Bill, Corn. 1836 case, 176 to 181 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Nanson (Mr.), when leader of Opposition. Act Amendment Hill, recommittal 1063, 165; how he was silenced, the lastraw, amendments 1672 169; special money grants for his con- Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 986, 7, stituency, political Sops, voters worth 1054, 6, 1091 £31 a head, 170, 1; printing of electoral Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, en mi. to rolls a favour, 181, 2 disapprove 1624 Election of Speaker, Seconded in. (Mr. Jacoby) Local Courts Bill, Coin. 1629, 30 11 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment BiUl, Coin. 1820 Notions Weeds Bill, Coin. 711, 13, 741 Public Service Bill, Corn. 2167 THOMAS, Mr. A. E., Dundae-( Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying want of confidence, 242; Points Stated- TasASUasa (COLONIAL) AND MINISTRs Fon Collie coal, cost to the State, 248 RArLWAY5 to 10th August (Hon. C. Collie-Narrogin Railway, a political job, H. Raaon, Guildford, see also under 249 " Rason '- Goldfields water scheme sinking fund, 247 Address-in-Reply, on amendmnent by Mr. Independent Members, Mr. Thomas lagLish implying 'want of confidence, 233; attitude, 242, 250 Points stated- Land settlement, false inducements, 250, Administration, alleged increase of cost, Mining industry, Mr. Gregory's adminis- 2U4; pipes made outside the State, tration, 242, 3; Chamber of Mines, its contract explained, 234 president, 242; Commissions appointed, Collie-Cardiff Railway, Mr. Renshaw, 239 243 ; battery system, 244; mining Dir. Ellis's figures, what did they mean, scandals, a remedy, 244-6; prospectors 236 ; how answered, 286, 7, 8 need more encouragement, 249 Fremantle dock, Mr. Needhamn's com- Ministers and their mistakes, 250, 1 plaint, 239 Rabilway rates unfair to goldifields, 247, B Government advertising, Mr. Taylor's Taylor (Mr.), tactics an~d mistatements, attack, 240 242, 3 James MAinistry, very mild attack in the Transcontinental Railway, what right had amendment, but no confidence imipli~l, the Premier to guarantee, 249 235; to be turned out because pro- Collie-Cardiff townsite, papers 598 gramme too moderate, tberefore a, more Contingent accounts, South Africa, mn.papers violent programme must come from 597 Labour siocialists, 235; Independent Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry members had to choaie. 235 625, on mn.to aonrn frum p lace to place Labour party and policy, 240; worker 626, q. to Mr. Horan 849, Witness Dray- changing one task-master for another, ton's release from prison to be considered voter changing from freedom to slavery, 1724 241 ; temporary alliance between Social- Estimates, annual votes: Mines Generally ists and Independents, 241, 2 1729. 53, Roads and Bridges 2068, 70, 2071, Taylor (Mr.), unfair attacks, trying to 2, 3, Railway construction 2088 damage the reputation of others, 240 Hospital nurses and probationers, seconded Works contracts and Supervision, Mr. amendment 623 Renshaw's statements, 289, 240 Increase of Payment to Members 1326 Papers presented 142 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Public Works Accounts, replies to q. 141 Amendment Bill, 2n. 396 Railway Employees' pay at elections, reply Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 440, 2, to q. 206 5. 7, 8, 9,458, 60, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 472, 86, 8, Supply Bill 79, 80, 82 492, 3, 4, 6, 7, recommittal M40, 1, 3,4,5,6.7 Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1157 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill. Tao#, Mr. M1.F., Mount Magnet- Corn. 839, 840, 1, 2, 3 Order of Business, Motinq 821 Adjournment for Ministerial elections, Privilege-Newspaper Stteent Implying seconded vs. 291 Censure, m. 850, to summon printer 967 Estimates, annual votes: Joint Rouses of Public Servant's compulsory retirement Parliament 1349, 51, 52, Treasury 1363, (Pombart's Csse) 1047 Compassionate Allowances etc., 1384, 90, Sitig ay ad hour aedmen moved27 1, 2, Literary and Scientific grants etc. 'Tan-utraan RaIwy 'ldsadjacet to 1400. London Agency 1489, Miscellaneous be reserved 823 1608, 16, 18, Education 1661, Mines West Perth School, Overcrowding, q. 6~ Generally 1786,91, 3, Mining Schools 1793, - TAX TRO [Ixnnx 1Y0SI'IECnFs..] WAT
Tnov, Mr. M. F. (continued)- WATTSa, Mr. A. J. H. (continuedl- Steam Boilers Act 1795, 6, Mines Water Lands administration grossly bad, like a Supply 1798, Contingencies Generally 1199, brick-maker trying to manage drapery, State Batteries 1805, 6, Mines Water 121, 2; settlement not what it should Supply (contingencies) 1808, Development be, figures bolstered up, settlement of Mining (contingencies) 1809 Geological without Settlers, free passes and %ases, Survey 18] 5, Explosives and Analytical 123, 4; delays in dealing with applica- 1816. Crown Law Offices 1851, Land Titles tions, a State robbery, inexperience of Surm land inspectors, clearing should be done Court 59i Puli9ors n in advance, 125; large holdings but the Buildings 2119; Labour Department, conditions not complied with, small genea disuo 2223 men harassed with residence conditions Estimaes Loan votes: Development of and double improvements, 126; Cow- Goldfields and Mineral Resources 2311 cawing grievances, 127; water not sup- Hospitld nurses and probationers 618 plied for new settlers, a general cry, Immigration policy 1489-90 Agricultural Bank, political influence, Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act inquisitorial methods, 127, 8 Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 685, 97,701 Brands Bill, Corn- 1691, 2, 7 Council's amendments 1416, 17, 18, 1421, 2 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1246, Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 46$, 498. Corn. 1251 500 Coolgardie Water Supply, q. dismissals 1333 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Gem. 1590 1775, 1846 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Corn. 1644, Estimates, annual votes : Joint Houses of Loan Hill 4750,000, 2a. interj. 2290 Parliament 1361, Compassionate Allow- Local Courts Bill, Core. 1143 ances etc., 1384, 86. 90, Literary and Mines Regulation Act Amendment Fill, Scientific Grants etc. 1894, 5, London Corn. 582 Agency 1475, Supreme Court 1859, La'ds Mining Act Amendment Bill, introduced and Surveys 1902, 71, 3, Agriculture 1988, 1837 Roads and Bridges 2075, Water Supply Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Works; Office of Colonial Secretary 2129, Corn. 843. 1126, recommittal 1183, 4, 1808 Gaets 2136;j Railways and Tramways 2218 Payment of members. increase 636 Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and Prisoner Caseley, release, seconded on. 1556 Prison Warders, eight hours, seconded Sewerage 2305 Experimental Farm at Nangeenan. q. cost amendment 1564 877 Public Service Bill, Corn. 888, recommittal Experimental Farms, m.treturn 1268 981 Fires in Agricultural Districts, Collie Coal, Rabbit Fence, q. Mr. G. Waite 2256 on urgency motion 2178 Track Act Amendment Bill, 2Rt. 1432, corn. Grass plots, experimental, q. 1941 Grazing Areas, Tilgarn, to inquire 1282 Workmen's Wages Act, to amend 1561 HInel~ Settlement Inquiry 1138, point of order 1138, explanation 1139, to adopt report 1466 Immigration policy 1475-6 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act W. Amendment Bill, 2n. 408 WATTS, Mr. A. J. H., Northami- Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2a. 374, Corn. 486, 95 Address-in-Reply, on amendment implying Land Guides, q. how paid 877 want of confidenca 119; Points Stated-- Land Settlement, q. free passes 878 Agricultural Bank, bow it should help- Land Settlement at Nangeenan, mn.to dis- settlers, 127, 8 continue 1011, on amendment 1366, order Agricultural Colleges, of little use. 128 1372, in reply 1782 Borrowing only for reproductive works, Local Courts Bill, recommittal 1304 121 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Electoral Act, bow administered, postal 2a. 532, Cam. 837. recommittal 1175,06 voting, gross abuses, 119 North Perth Tr-amways Bill, Corn. 1881 James Ministry, purchasing support tvith Northam Resident Magistrate's Quarters, portfolios, purchasing Press support, q. 486 119, 120; Administration had not helped Police Constable Casserley. resignation, mn. the country, agricultural interests papers 1024 grossly mismanaged, 121, 2 Railway Employees, increases of pay in Labour party, misrepresented by Ministers Ways and Works 1260 at every opportunity, constituencies Railway Way and Works maintenance, supported the party. 120; pledged to seconded m.- cost 1552 is electors only, not a unionist, but Ringbarking and clearing, return 1638 did sign the Labour platform asa Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1444 - business pledge, 120 - -- -University Endowment, particulars. q. 1135 WIL (TNv-Xx TO SV'RRR.] W114 11I I
WILSON, Mr. A. J., Forrest- WiLsox, Mr. A. J. (continued)}- Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, intro- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, duced 1517, in. 2R. 1651, Corn. 1698, 9, Corn. 587, 90, 652, 729, 6,9, 739,802, 1126, Council's amendments 2229 7, 1199, 130Y7, 8 Early Closing Act, to amend 1640 Police Rotation in North-West, q. 792 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill (fruit Post Office Savings Bank Amendment Bill, shops etc.), Cown. 1776. 1839, 43, 44, 47 Corn. 2152 Estimates: Annual votes, Joint Houses of Prison Warders, eight hours 1554 Parliament 1359, Treasury 1362, Audit Privilege, Morning Rn-aid report, to summon 1379, Compaasionate, Allowances etc. printer 974 138, 9, 1390, 2, Literary and Scientific Public Health Bill, 2R. 926 Grants etc. 1397, 8. 1400, London Agency Public Servant's, compulsory retirement 1493, Savings Bank 1601, Printing 1602, (Pomnbart's ease), 1048 Miscellaneous 1610, point of order 1612, Public Service Bill, Coin. 883,6,1, 898,900, 1, Miscellaneous resumed 1612, Education 2, recommittal 979, s0, Council's amend- 1667, Geological Survey 1813, Land Titles ments 2318, 28, 29 1851, Stipendiary Mtagistraey 1850, 7, Railway economy, how effected, amendment Supreme Court 1868, 9, Lands and Sur- moved 1642 veys 1922, 37, Personal explanation 19711, Railway fencing, cyclone q. 1059 Woods and Forests 1976, 80; Public Railway Inspectors, how appointed (Messrs. Works, admninistrtive 2052 to 60, gene- Gatherer and Gregg), gs. 1162, 140, ms. rally 2062, 5, Roads and Bridges 2068 to 76, papers 1.542, reply 1.547 Harbour and River Works 2077,8,9,851,2, Ringbarking, Blackwood district, q. 1947 4, Water Supply Works 2086, Railway Sentence remitted, Caseley and Peakos, q. Construction 2086, 8, 2091, 6, 7, Miscel- 1517, mn.papers 1555 laneous 2097 to 2101, Public Works and Shop Hours, Fruit and Cool Drinks, q. 1M30 Buildings 2117, 18, Police stations and Theatrical Performances on Sunday, q. 429 quarters 211.9, Government House 2119, Truck Act Amendment Bill, 2a, 1425, Corn. Miscellaneous 2120, 1; Colonial Secretary's 1457, 60, 62 Department general discussion 2128, Wharf Lumpers at Bunbury (urgency Charities 2132, Electoral 2132,3$,Fisheries motion) 2116 2133, Gaols 2134, 5, Lunacy 2136, Medical 2139; Railways Departmont, general dis- WxnsnN, Mr. FRANK, SUSS k- cussion 2211 ; Labour Department, general Address-in-Reply, an amendment implying discussion 2223, item 2224 want of confidence 217; Points stated- Fencing, Cyclone q. 1059 Arbitration Court, its verdicts, fairness of Government advertising, q. 2198 its members, gross attacks had been Hacmal Experimental Farm, q. 2199 made1 why not abide by the decisions, Hardwoods, Foreign demand falling off, mn. 230 to inquire 824 Collie coal, reply to attack on the industry, Hawkers (Indian) in Timber Districts, q. use and value of the coal on railways, 1947 220,1, 2; compared with Newcastle coat, Hospital nurses and probationers 617 222, 3, 4, 228; trucking coal and its cost, Immigration policy 1493-4 225, 6; as to nationalising the industry, Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 226l, 7; inquiry asked for, 229 Amendment Bill, 2R. 420 Dr. Ellis's fiue in disparagement of the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act State, railways, condition of trade, 220, Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2a. 678, Corn. 1; his figures on Collie coal 222, 3 6S9, 704, 19, Council's amendments, proce- Electoral officers and postal voting, reply dure 1413, debate 1420 to attack on Mr. M. C. Davies, abomin- I1nebriate Retreat, to establish, q. 2199 able and ontrageous, 218; suggestions Inspection of Machinery Bill, Corn. 469, re- for improvement, 219 committal 594, 6, Council's ameudments Tndependent Members should vote to keep 2228 the James Ministry in offie, not vote Kalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs Bill, on personal spleen, 233 Com. 1077 Labour party aspiring to 'govern, their Kookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's socialist tendencies were dangerous to fee 2341 industry and to the State, 232 Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry), 2A. Land settlement policy, South-West the 2225, Coin. 2227 garden of the State, Timber Combine Land Settlement at Nangeenan 1373 unfair in not assisting settler 281, 2 New Parliament Houses, grand but Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, defective, more conveniences wanted, 2&. 1586 217, 18 . - Licensing Act Suspension Bill, 2a. 1.581, State control of hotels and of .insnrsance Coin. 1640 must be opposed, Labour party's policy Local Courts Bill, Corn. 1150, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, of socialism still more objectionable, 281 8, 9, 60, recommittal 1297, 1300, 1, 2, 4, Transcontinental Railway, Midland Rail- Council's amendments 1964 to, 9 way, 231 LXX~fWIM (InnmxN TO SPEPEE.] WIT
WILSON, Mr. PIF&NK (continued)- WILSON. Mr. F. F. (contuesco- Early Closing Act Amendment Bill. Corn. Court 1859, Woods and Forests 1980; 1843 Oolonial Secretary's Department, general Empress of Coolgardie G.M. Lease Inquiry, discussion 2127, Electoral 2132, Police witnesss refusal to give evidence 952 2142; Labour Department, general die- Estimates, annual votes: Joint Houses of cussion 2223 Parliament 1351, 8, Audit 1379, Corn- Estimates, Loan votes: Water Supply and passionate 'Allowances etc. 1383, 6; Sewerag 2307 Education 1664, Mines GJenerally 1732, Forestry Le gislation, q. 670 Steam Hollers Act 1796, Mines Water Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Supply 1798, 1800, Purchase of Coppor Amendmont Bill (No. 2). Corn. 689 Ore at Phillips River 1803, Geological Inspection of Mach inery Bill, Corn. 472 Survey 1813, lands and Surveys 1926; Land Settlement at Nangeenan, to discon- Public Works Department, general state- tinue, seconded mn. 1018, adjournment went 2088, Administrative 2052, 3, 4, 5, 2874, speech 1781 Generally 2062,65,7, 8, Roads and Bridges Local Courts Bill, racommittal 1303 2071,.2, 5, Harbour and River Works 2077 Mrs. Trayi? , q. compassionate allowance 1375 to 81, 4, o, Water Supply Works 2085. Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Railway Construction 2096, 7, Miseel- Bill, 2a. 543. COm, 722, 809, 1119, 27, laneous 2097, 9, 2100, 1, Public, Works and recommittal 1177, 8, 1203, 13059, 7, 11 Buildings 2118 North Perth Tramways Bill, Cow. 1887, 8 Factories Act Amendment Bill, Corn 1411, Petition presented, Mrs. Eliza Tracey 2172 Council's amendment 2022 Po',t Office Savings Bank Amendment Bill, Fires in Agricultural Districts, Collie coal, Corn. 2152 on urgency motion 2183 Public Servant's compulsory retirement Hospital nurses and probationers 622 (Pombart's case), seconded in. inquiry Immigration policy 22b7-8 1039, select committee's report 2349. Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Public Service Bill, Coin. 883, 901, recoin- Amendment Bill, 2a. 393 mittal 978, 80, Council's amendments 23 19 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Timber Leases resumed, mn.return 698 Amendment Bill (Xo. 2), 2a, 570, Coin. 687, 701, Council's amendments, pro- WTEOM o.SrE . ot rvne cedure 1413, 14, debate 1416, 17 WTEOK O.SrE . ot rvne Inspection of Machinery Bill, 2R. mn.adjourn- Aborigines Frotection Bill, 2a. 064, Corn. went 363, Corn. 442, 3, 4, 5, 8, 0, .50, 6, 6, 1871 7, 8, 9, 60, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 72, 90, 1, 2, 3, Address-in-Reply, remarks 86, speech 73; 4, 6, 7, 50, 1, 2, 4, 6, recommittal 591, 4, Points stated- Council's amendments 1891, 2, 4, 6, 7, 2228 Agrcultural College desirable, students IKookynie Lockout Prosecution, counsel's freom British centres, 74 fee 2337 Capitalists, no inducements offered, 74; Land Act Amendment Bill (Forestry). 2La. sits as a representative of capital to a 2226, Corn. 2227 large extent, 76 Licensing Act Suspension Bill, Coin. 164, 4 Council franchise should not be reduced, Loan Bill £750,000, 2R. 2287 7 5; House of revision, 76 Local Courts Bill, recommlyittal 1303 Goldfields water siupply, price to be con- Mines Regulations Act Amendment Bill, I ditionsl on quantity used, 74 Corn. 678, 9, 681, 2, 3, 4 Labour party should see the anwiedom of Municipal Institutions Act Amendment recent legislation tending to drive away Bill, Coin. 729 capital and increasing lihe unemployed, Navigation Bill, oem. 1862, 8, 4, 5, 6 76 Payment to Members, increase 1313 Mining scandals, doing great harm, diffi- Privilege-Newspaper Statement Implying 1 culty as to local directors, 74, 5 ; North- Censure M6, to summon printer 956 West neglected, 75 Public Service Bill, Coin. 859, us, Council's New Houses of Parliament, 78 amendments 2317, 18S Agricutural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Railway Employees, increases of pay in 2a. 1873, explanation 1876 Ways and Works 1264BuhFrsAtAed ntil,2.18 Standing Orders Suspension 2018BuhFrsAtmed ntil,2.18 TrckAtmnden il,2n. 1441 Distress for Rent Restriction Bill, 2a. 1831 Truc ActAmedmenBil, i Factories Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1870 Victoria Park Tramways Bill, 2at. 1890 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Coin. 1091, 3 V Leave of Absence to a Member, mn.1988 WILSON, Mr. F. F., North Perth- Licensing Act Restriction Bill, 2R. 1825 Early Closing Act Amendment Bill, Cow. Mines Regulation Act Amendment Bill, 1774, 6, 1841 Corn. 1195 Electoral registration, house-to-house in- Noxious Weeds Bill, Corn. 708, 9, 11, 14,742, quiry, q. 99.1 a, 4 Estimates, annual votes: Compassionatea Truck Act Amendment Eill (to prevent allowances etc. 1388 Literary and farther claims for breaches of law), mn.!i, -~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~4hnrm. ~ ~Sinil-rnseo-89 ~~~93~ i,M 3a. 1093, reply 109Q WaRx [INIWX TO SI',EECILES.] Wikl
WRIGHT, Hon. J. W., Metropolitan Provinco- Wsionr, Hon. J. W. (continued)- Chairman of Committees, election 65 Local Courts Bill, petition presented 1447, Factories Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1835, in Corn. 1A26, 7, 8, 9, 1631L to 86, m. recom- Cown. 18710 mittal 1755 Eicaith Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2323 Metropolitan Waterworks Act Amendment Bill, 2rc 660. Cow. 661 Inspection of Machinery Bill, Cow. 986 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Law of Libel Amendment Act (Imperial) Corn. 1880 Adoption Bill, mn.IR. 1817, in. 2R. 1IM Pipes Manufacture, on mn.to disapprove 1997