WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

PARLIAM1ENTARY IDEBATESI

FOURTH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

20 EDWARDI VII.

VOLUME XXI. (1'TSW SSI-.LE 6) a

COMPRISING THE PER[OD FROM

17th July to 21st October1 1902.

PE RT U: BY AUTHORITY: WM. ALFRED WVATSON, GOVERNMENT t'RINTK.. 1903.

CO0N TE N 'S.

Legislature of Western Australia ...... *.. ... V

Ministry (The) ......

Members of the Legislative Council..

...... vi Members of the Legislative Assembly

Public Statutes of the Session...... vii

Public Bills of the Session .. ..

Subjects, Inde" to ......

Speeches, Index to ......

Debates Reported...... 1-3218

Divisions (see nder each Subject of Index).

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LEGISLATURE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA,

ADMINISTRATOR: His8 EXCELLENCY Sits Ep~wAnn ALBERT STrnx, KT.

THE MINISTRY FOURTH PARtLIAXENT-SEOOND SESSION. (NOTE. -The Leskce Ministry having resigned, consequent on the death of the Premier, the James Ministry was appointed ist July, 1902.) Pre mier and Attorney General...... THE HON. WA.zTrs HART WE1LL JAMECS, S.C., M.L.A. Colonial Secretary and Minister for Education ... THE iHON. WALTER KIN;oSMILL, M.L.A. Minister for Mines .. THss Hei. HENRY GREGORY, M.L.A. Minister for Lands...... THE Hois. AD>AM JAMESON, M.L.C. Minister for Works and Ral ways...... TaE Hoer. COENTAWAITE HECTOR SAsaN, M.L.A. Colonial Treasurer ...... THE HON;. JAMES GARDINER, M.L.A, Minister without portfolio .. THE HON. MA-rrHfEW LEWIS Moss, M.L.C.

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL: FOURTH PAELIAMENT-SRCON1) SESSION.

Presdent :-The lion. Sir GEORGE S KENTON, Xt. Chairman of Commnittees-:-The Hon. HENHY 'BRIGGS,

Member. Date of Election. Proviuce.

1. Bellinghram, The Honourable George .. ... May, 1902 South 2. Briggs, The Honourable Henry .... April, 1898 West 3. Brimage, The Honourable Thomas Frederick Outridge Sept.1 1900 South 4. Brookman, The Honourable William Gordon.... Aug., 1900 M'tpn Sob'n 5. Barges, The Honourable Richard Goldsmith ... April, 1898 Fast 6. Clarke, The Honourable Eiphraim Mayo ... May, 1902 South-West 7. Connolly, The Honourable James Daniel ... June, 1901 North-East S. Dempster, The Hoonrble Charles Edward...... may, 1900 East 9. Drew. The Honourable John Michael...... j May, 1900 Central 10. Glowrey, The Hononrable John Thomas Sept., 1900 South 11. Hackett, The Honourable John Winthrop, LL.D. . May, 1900 South-West 12. Haynes, The Honourable Samuel Johnson ... April, 1898 South-East 13. Jameson, The Honourable Adam. AnAg., 1900 M't'p'n Snb'n 14. Jenkins, The Honourable Arthur George ... May, 1898 North-East 16. Laurie, The Honourable Robert ...... December, 1901 West 16. Lotton, The Honourable Wiliam Thorley ... May, 1902 1East 17. Maley, The Honourable Wesley ...... May, 1900 I South-East 18. McLarty, The lHonourable Edward...... April, 1898 1 South-West 19. Moss, The Hlonourable Matthew Lewis ... .. May, 1002 West 20, O'Brien, The Honourable Bartholomew Cornelius ... December, 100 Central 21. 1'iesse, The Honourable Charles Austin . .. IJuly, 18943 South-East 22. RandeUl, The Honourable George ...... April, 1898 Metropolitan 23. Richardson, The Honourable John Elliott...... April, 1898 North 24. Shenton, The Honourable Sir George, Kt. (President) May, 1900 Metropolitan 25. Somnmers, The Honourabla Charles .. ... May, 1900 North-East 26. Stone, The Honourable Frank Mends .. may, 1900M North 27. Thomson, The Honourable Joseph Angus...... May, 1902 Central 28. Wittenoom, The Honourable Sir Edward Homne ... May, 1902 INrth 29. Wood, The Honottrable Barrington Clarke .. ... May. 1902 IM''pn Sub'n 30. Wright, The Honourable James William...... May, 1902 Metropolitan p. 4,

IHE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. FOURTH PARLIAMENT--SECOND SESSION. Speaker :-The Honourable Sir JAMES G. Le. STEERS, X.C.M.G. Chairmn Of oMMitees :-CHnLsS Manna, Esq.

When Xember. Elected. I District.

* 1. Atins, William, Esq...... July. 1902 .. .. Murray 2. Bath, Thomas Henry, Esq. October, 1902 .. 3. Butcher, William James, Esq. .. April, 1901 .. .. Gascoyne - 4. Connor, Francis, Esq. .. .. April, 1901.. .. East Kimberley 46. Daglish, Henry, Esq. .. .. A6pril, 1901.. .. Subiaco .6. Diamond, Arthur James, Esq. .. April, 1901.. .. South Fremantle 7. Doherty, Denis Joseph, Esq. April, 1901.. .. North Fremantle 8. Ewing, John, Esq...... April, 1901.. .. S.W. Mining District 9. Foulkes, John Charles Griffiths, Esq... June, 1902.. .. Claremont ,10. Gaidiner, The Hon. James .. .. July, 1902 (re-elected) Albany 11. Gordon, William Beattie, Esq. .. April, 1901.. .. South Perth 12. Gregory, The Hon. Henry .. .. April, 1901 (re-elected) Men zies ,13. Harper, Charles, Esq...... April, 1901 .14 HmellAlertYoung, Esq. April, 1901 . 15. Hastie, Robert, Esq...... April, 1901.. .. Kanowna 16. Hayward, Thomas, Esq. .. .. April, 1901.. Bunbury ,17. Hicks, John Sydney, Esq. .. .. April, 1901.. .. Boebourne .18. Higham, John Joseph, Esq.. ... April, 1901.. .. Fremantle .19. Holman, John Barkell, Esq. December, 1901 .. North Murchison 20. Holmes, Joseph John, Esq. April, 1901.. .. East Fremantle - 21. Hopkins. John Marquis, Esq. April, 1901.. .. Boulder 22. Hlutchinson, Robert David, Esq. April, 1901...... Geraldton - 23. llingworth, Frederick. Esq... .- April. 1901 (re-elected) Cue - 24. Jacoby, Mathieson Harry, Esq. April. 1901 .. .. Swan 25. James, The Ron. Walter Hartwell , X.' July, 1902 (re-elected) East Perth 26. Johnson, William Dartnoll, Esq. .. April, 1901.. .. Kalgoorlie 27. Kinganiifl. The Hon. Walter.. .. April, 1901 (re-elected) Pilbarra - 28. Monger, Frederick Charles, Esq. . April, 1901 ...... York 29. Moran, Charles John, Esq. .. .. July, 1902 ... .. West Perth 30. Morgans, Alfred Edwvard, Esq. .. April, 1901 (re-elected) Coolgardie 31. McDonald, Francis, Esq. .. .. April, 1901 ... .. Cockburn Sound *-32. McWilliams, George Frederick, Esq. October, 1901 North Perth - 33. Nazison, John Leighton, Esq ...... April, 1901 (re-elected) Mucison , 34. Oats, William, Esq...... April, 1901 Yilgarn . 36. O'Connor, Michael, Esq. April, 1901 .. . Moore - 36. Phillips, Samuel James, Esq. April,.1901 .Trwin , 37. Piesse The Hon. Frederick Henry.. April, 1901...... Williams 38. Pigott, Sydney Capel, Esq. August, 1901 ... West Kimberley ,39. Porkies, William Morton, Eaq. .. December, 1901 ... Perth -40. Quinlan, Timothy Francis, Esq. .. April, 1901 (re-elected) Toodyay ,41. Bason, The Hon. Corntbwaite Hector April, 1901 (re-elected) Guild! ord 42. Reid, Fergie, Esq...... April, 1901! . . Montt Burges - 43. Smith, Henry Teesdale, Esq... .. April, 1901 Wellington ,44. Steere, The Hon. Sir James George April, 1901 ...... Nelson Lee, EL.M. - 45. Stone, Patrick, Esq. .. .. April, 1901 .. .. Greenough 46. Taylor, George, Esq. .. .. April. 1901 ... . Mount Margaret - 47. Thomas, Albert Ernest, Esq... .. April, 1901.. . Druid - 48. Throssell, The Hon. George.. .. April, 1901 ... .. Northern 49. Wallace, Frank, Esq...... April, 1901 ...... Mount Magnet - 50. Yelverton, Henry John, Esq... .. April, 1901 .. ... Sussex Vit

PUBLIC STATUTES OF THE SESSION (49).

FOURTH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

AGRICULTURAL BANEC ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 1s)- An Act to farther amend the Agricultural Bank Act, 1894. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 7th October; assent given.) APPROPRIATION ACT (2 Ed., No. 49)- An Act to apply a sui out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund and from Loan Suspense Accont to the Services of the Year ending the last day of June, One thousand nine hundred and three, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 18th December; assent given.)'

AsanuvoN TRAMIWAY icT (2 Ed., No. 27)- An Act to authorise the Construction of a Tramway from Ashburton Toivusite to the head of Ashburton Jetty. [Introdaced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 26th November; assent given.)

Buooms TRAMWAY ACT (2 Ed., No. 2.5)-. An Act to authorise the Construction of a Tramway from B~roome Townsite to the head of Broome Jetty. [Introduced in Asasemobly by the Minister for Works, 26th November; assent given.]

CxrMinTERIES Acv AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 42)- An Act to farther amend the Cemeteries Act, 1897. [Introducedj in Ajsscmlily by the Premier 2.lrd September; assent given.]

CITY Or PERTH BUIDING PFS VALIDATIONi iCT (2 Ed,, No. 3)- An Act to validate certan Fees purporting to have been charged by the Council of the City of Perth under the Building Acts. [Introduced in Assembly by Mr. W. M. Purkies, 19th August; assent given.]

CITY OF PERTu TRAMWAY$ ACT AMNDMaEN ACT (Mount Day Road section) (2 Ed., No. 38)- An Act to confirm a farther Provisional Order to amend, extend, and vary certain provisional orders authorising the Construction of Tramways in the City of Perth. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 26th November; assent given.)

COLLIE TO COIolS-BOULDER RAILWAY Acrr (2 Ed., No. 46)- An Aet to authorise the Construction of a Railway from Collie to Collie-Boulder. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 20th August;- assent given.)

CoMFAmzis ACT AMENDMENT AcT (2 Ed., No. 19)- An Act to amend the Companies Act, 1893. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 11th November; assent given.)

COeLOnnz GoLnDiELDR WATER SUrPLY AcT (2 Ed., No. 33 An Act to constitute the Goldfields Water Supply Board, to define the powers and duties of the Board, and for other purposes incidental thereto. (Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 26th November, assent given.)

CRIMINAL CODS AMENDSIRNT ACT (2 Ed., No. 29)- An Act to amend the Criminal Code. flntrodnoed in Assembly by the Attorney General, 12th November: assent given.] V-I'

DERBY TRAmwAY ACT (2 Ed,, No. 26j- An Act to authorise the Construction Of A Tramway from; the head of Derby Jetty to Derby Towasite. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 26th November; assent given.)

DIVIDNDn DUTIES ACT (2 Ed., No. $2)- An Act to impose Duties in respect of Dividends or Profits of Incorporated Companies. lIntro- duced in Assembly by the Treasurer, 12th November; assent given.) UzoviwNo Acr (2 Ed., No. 30)- An Act to regulate the Droving of TravellingF Stock. [introduced in Assembly by Mr. W. J. Butcher, 7th August; assent given.]

Exnosrvas AaT AnENnmsrs AIT (2 Ed., No. 2'- An Act to amend the Explosives Act, 18915. [introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary, 7th August; assent given.)

FisH[ERips ACT AMIENDMENT aT (2 Ed., No. .93l - An Act to amend the Fisheries Act, 1890. [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 16th December; assent given.] FREMANTLE HARnaous Thusr ACT (2 Ed., No. 17)- An iA to constitute the. Frewantle Harbour 'Irnst Commission, to reguilate the appointment of Commissioners, to define their powers and authorities, and for other purposesi incidental thereto. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary, 19th August; assent given.]

FUEMANTL.E PRISON SITE ACT (2 Ed., No. 7)- An Act to repeal an Ordinance passed in the fourteenth year of Her late Majesty, intitniled " An Ordinance to vest the Site of the Convict Prison at Ffeuiantle in certain officers in trust for Her Majesty, her heirs .and successors, for ever," and to confirm Certain grants of portions thereof; [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 29th July; assent given.)

HEALTH Ac'r AXranxwrN ACT (2 Ed., No. 3(3)-.. An Act to farther amend the Health Act, 1808. LIntroduced in Council by Hon. WI. L. Moss, 10th Deep-tber; assent given.)

INDECENT PUBLICATIONS ACT (2 Ed., No. 14)- An Act to suppress Indecent and Obscene Publications. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 7th August; assent given.)

JUDGES' SALARIES ACT (2 Ed., No. 37)- An Act to determine the rates of Salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 18th December; assent given.)

JUSTICES ACT (2 Ed., No. ii)- An Act to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Justices of the Peace and their powers and authorities. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 7th August; assent given.)

'KALGOORLIE ELE~CTRIC POWER AND Lsoanswu SPECIAL LEASE ACT (2 Ed., No. 4-5)- An Act to autborise the grant of a Special Lease to the Kalgoorlie ]Electric Power and Lighting Corporation. [ktroduced in Assembly by the Minister for Mines, 5th November; assent given.)

LEONORA TAMWAY ACT (2 Ed., No. 28)- An Act to confirm a Provisional Order anthorising the Con struction of a Tramway in the Muni- cipality of Leonora. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 26th November; assent given.]

LOCAL INiSCRIBED STOCK ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 1S)-- An Act to amend the Local Inscribed Stock Act, 1S97. :LIntroduced in Assembly by the Treasurer, 18th November; assent given.] xI

SMALC0Ln-IJAVERTON RAILWAY ACr (2 Ed., No. 41)-- An Act to authorise the Construction of a Ratilway fromi Malcolm to Laverton. (Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 9th December; assent given.]

MARINE STRES ACT (2 Ed., No. 9)- An Act relating to Collectors of and Dealers in Marine Stores. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 0th September; assent given.)

MINES DEVELOPMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 20)- An Act to subsidise and enable Companies or Miners to farther develop gold and other Mines. and for other purposes. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 1st October; assent given.)

MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 1)- An Act to amend the Municipal Institutions Act, 1900. [Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary (as an emergency measure affecting Leederville), 12th November; assent givn.]

MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS Act AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 39)- An Act to farther amend the Municipal Institutions Act, 1900. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 20th November; assent given.]

PERMANENT RESERVES REDEDICATION ACT (2 Ed., No. 24)- An Act to enable the purpose of portions of Permanent Reserves No. 5691 A. /, and No. 5183 A A\ to be changed. (Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 14th October; assent given.)

POLICE ACT AMENDMENT Act (Gold-stealiug, prostitution, juvenile smoking, Sunday entertain- ments) (2 Ed., No. 13)- An Act to farther amend thc Police Act, 1892. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 8th October;i assent given.]

POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK CoNSOLIDATmoN ACT AMENDMENT ACT, (2 Ed., No. 22)- An Act to amend the Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act, 1803. ,-Introduced in Assqmbly by the Treasurer, l3th November; assent given.]

Punsic NOTARIES ACT (2 Ed., No. 8)- An Act to confirm the appointment of certain Public Notaries, and to provide for such appoint- ,nents in future. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 7th August; assent given.]

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 16)- An Act to amend the Public Service Act, 1900. (Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 29th July; assent given.]

PUBLIC WORKS ACT (2 Ed., No. 47)- An Act to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Public Works. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 7th August; assent given.)

RABBIT PEST ACT (2 Ed., No. 84)- An Act to deal with the Rabbit Pest. (Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 15th October; assent given.)

RAILWAYS ACTS AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 35)- An Act to amend the Railways Acts. (Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary, 7th August; assent given.)

RAILWAY AND THEATRE RtEFREBIIMENT ROOSs LICENSING ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 4)- An Act to amend the Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Licensing Act, 1895. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 20th August; assent given.)

ROADS ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 48)- An Act to Consolidate and amend the Law relating to Roads Boards. rIntroduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 7th August; assent given.) kADS AND STREETS CLOSURE ACT (2 Ed., No. 23)- An Act for the Closing of Certain Roads and Streets. [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 28th October; assent given.) ROBB'S JETTY TO WOODMAN'S POINT RAILWAY Acr (2 Ed., No. 40)- An Act to authorise the Construction of a Railway from Robb's Jetty to Woodman's Point. (Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 17th December; assent given.] STAMP ACT AMENDMENT Acr (2 Ed., No. 21)- An Act to farther amend the Stamnp Act, 1882. [Introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 8th October; assent given.] SUPPLY ACTS (2 Ed., Nos. 1, 6, 12)- (Introduced in Assembly; assent given.] TANSFER Or LAND ACT AMENDMENT Amr (2 Ed.,*No. 10)-- An Act to amend the Transfer of Land Act, 1893. [Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands, 29th July; assent given.)

WIDOW OF LATE C. Y. O'Cosaon ANNUITY ACT (2 Ed., No. 5)- An Act to secure an Annuity to sustain Letitia O'Connor for life. [Introduced in Assembly by the Minister for Works, 4th September; assent given.]

WINES, BEER, AND SPIRIT SALE ACT AMENDMENT ACT (2 Ed., No. 44)- An Act to farther amend the Wines, fleer, and Spirit Sale Act, 1880. [introduced in Assembly by the Premier, 25th November; assent given.] ill

BILS OF THE SESSION, INTRODUCED BUT NOT PASgED (20).

FOURTH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.

ADMIlNSRATION (PROBATE) BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Attorney General 17th July, passed all stages. Received in Council, passed with amendments. New clause not finally concourred in; Bill dropped in Assembly.

AGRICUTURAL HANx AC, AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 23rd September. Received in Assembly, order for second reading discharged 2nd October (new Hill introduced).

BRANDS ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by Mr. WV..1. Butcher 0th September, order for second reading discharged 17th September.

BBEAD BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 15th October, passed all stages. Received in Council, passed with amendments. Returned to Assembly Be amended, the Chairman moved out of Chair 17th December.

BIER FIRER ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 14th October, order for Committee (to resume) discharged 19th November.

CHILDREN'S CONVALESCENT HOME BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 12th August, second reading negatived on division 9th September.

CONSTITUTION Ac, AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 2nd October, passed all stages. Received in Council, second reading negatived on voices 1th December.

ELECTORAL BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 2nd October, passed all stages. Received in Council, Second reading negatived on division 16th December.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (DISTRICT nOARDS) BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Colonial Secretary 7th August, after division in Committee the Bill not proceeded with.

FACTORIES AND SHtOPs BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 2nd September, passed nil stages. Received in Council, second reading passed on division; in Committee stage, the Chairman moved out of Chair; Bill reinstated by resolution, shortened (in Committee) by omitting Factory clauses, returned to Assembly as amended. In Assembly, Bill received as amended; no action taken.

FRIENDLY SOCIETISe Am AMEZnMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 29th July. Received in Assembly, passed second reading; in Committee, the Chairman moved out of Chair 19th December. III

INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT Socisriss BILL- Introduced in Assembly by Mr.. I Ewing 22nd October; not proceeded with.

Juny ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by Mr. J. M. Ptrrkiss 8th October, passed all stages. Received in Council, second reading negatived on voices 19th December.

LAND ACT AMEN-WENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 23rd September, passed all stages. Received in Council, passed all stages, with amendments. Returned to Assembly as amended; finally the Chairman moved out of Chair 19th December.

LEGAL PnAcrnlossas ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Assembly by Mr. J. M. Parkiss 7th August; on second reading, debate adjourned (not resumed) 14th August.

PARES AND RESERvEs Act AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 17th July, second reading negatived on division 19th August.

PHARMACY AND Poisons Act AMENDMENT BILL- Introduced in Council by the Hon. MI. L. Moss 29th July, passed all stages. Received in Assembly, second reading passed; Bill not proceeded with.

RABBIT PER BILL- Introduced in Council by the Minister for Lands 30th September; on second reading, ruled out of order (another Bill introduced later).

REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS BsIL- Introduced in Assembly by the Premier 2ncl October; after second reading, referred to select Committee (not reported).

WINES, BEER, AND SPIRIT SALE ACT AMENDMENT BILL (Wine retail)- Introduced in Assembly by Mr. M. H. Jacoby 13th August; second reading negatived on division 2nd September. yIITT

INDEX

TO PARLIAM1ENTARY DEBATES. FOURTH PARtLLAMENT-SECON 0 SESSION.

VOLIUME- XXI.-NEW SERIES.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Explanation of Abbreviations.-1R, 2a., 3a,, First, Second, or Third Reading of a Bill.--Com.. Committee of the wrhole Hloue.-Interj., interjection in Debate.--s., Motiou.-q., Question to a Minister.

A. AnMNISRATION OF GOVERNMENT DEPART- III&TS-coltilued. ArnmusTRArrION OF GOVERNMENT DEPART- Colonial Treasurer(see under "Treasurer) XENTS- -(i) Treasury. (2) Government Premier and Attorney Geeral-(r) Crown Stores (3) Harbour and Light, (4) Law Officers, (2) Audit, (3) Curator London Agency, (5) Post Office Sav- of Intestate Estates, (4) Friendly ings Bank, (6) Literary and Scientific Societies, (5) Land Titles, (6) Official Grants etc., (7) Pensions and Retiring Receiver in Bankruptcy, (7) Patents and Compassionate Allowances, (8) and Trade Marks. (8) Stipendiary Printing, (9) Photographic, (Jo) Re- Magistracy, (g) Suipreme Court funds, (i i) Miscellaneous Services

Colonial Secretary awl( Minister for Educe- tion-(z) Office of Colonial Secretary, (21 Aborigines, (3) Charities, (4) Elec- AHAToIRS AND COLn CHIAMEERS (see under toral, (,5)Fisheries, (6) Gacls, (7) oc. "Public ' ernnient Gardens, (8) Medical, (g) Observatory, (za) Police, (is) Public AHuRtiUJE-i, TIRIEATMEKT- Health, (r2) Registr-y, (13) R-Ottnest Establishment, (i14) Department of Assemibly-m. to inquire, Mr. Butcher 900; Education Alleged immoral hiring at a station, Mr. 'raylor's remarks 2235, 6, 7, 8, letter from Mr. Farrelly 2681,2, Mr. Butcher's remarks 2236, 7 Minister for Mines-(i) Mines, (2) Geo- logical Survey, (3) Explosives and Analytical ABtOIINE REsERVE, Muscinisoyz- Couneil-q. Hon. J. A. Thomson 1771

Minister for .Lands-( z) Uanda and Sur- AccrDENTS ON GOLDFrits,os, NOW REPORTZD- Veys, (2) Woods and Forests, (3) Agri- Assembly-q. Mr. Reid 279 culture, (4) Agricultural Bank, (s) Stock, (6) Rabbits AoaESS-xm-aenLy To GOVERNOR'S OPJ9NING SPEECHr- Assembly-rn. Mr. J. Ewing 15, seconded Mr. Ministerfor Works and Raitways-(qi Pub- Gordon 2 1, second day of debate 63, amend- lic Works, (2) Public Buildings, (j) menit moved by Mr. Nanson (disapproving Railways and Tramnw'ays ot reoilway management and inceanse of xrv ADD [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] ATL

ADmtss-IN.nariy To GOVERNOR'S OPENING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND RAILWAY SER'nes-continued. TnANePOn,- rates) 71 third day 106. fourth day 181, Assensbly-q. Dr. O'Connor 3116 fifth day 226, division (amendment nega- tived) 278 ; debate on general question, AGRICULTURAL SnOWS, MONEY GRANTS- sixth day 2'79. seventh day 222, eighth day 305, ninth day 414, Address adopted 446, Council-q. Hon. G. Randall 2125 presented 459 Council-rn. Hon. B. C. Wood 6, Seconded ALBAN AND FRSH-AIn VISITrRSs- Hon. J. W. Wright 8, second day of debate Assemibly-q. Mr. Hopkins 1055 24, third day 79, fourth day 144, Address adopted 179, presented 221 ALBANY AND STEAMERS- Assembly-Port charges, q. Mr. Hassell 807, ADJOURNMENT OF Hous- q. s.s. Soyhoces (deviation from course) 807, Asstsnbly-Discussion 563 i.papers, 1450 Counil-Discussion 222, 2013, division 2013 A~rENDMENT (Opposition) as too Railway Rates Administration (Probate) Bill- and Commissioner of Railways (see As- Assembly-Introduced, 1&. 15, 2a. 445, COrn. semably debate on Address-ini-reply, also 575, 3g. 686, Council's amendments 1882 Council debate) Council-Received, In. 685, 2a. 850, Corn. 852, 955, reported 9.55, recommittal 955, divi- ANNUITY TO WIDOW OF LATE ENGINEEn-wN- sions, 853, 4, 958, recommittal 1191, 3n. 1297, Assembly's amendments 1547 Assembly-Notice of t. by Mr. Highamn (with- drawn) 900 (see also Annual Estimates) ADMINISTRATOR'S SALARY- Asseinbly-q. Mr. Hopkins 1450 Appropriation Bill- Assembly-All stages 3125 AGRICULTURAL AREAS- Gounil-Roceived, In. 3110, 2R. 3110, Corn. Assembly-Victoris, district, q. Mr. Pigott 3111,3SR. 3170- 1590 Council-C-hapiman district, q. Hon. J. M. APPROPRIATIONS (see under each Subject) Drew 78; Victoria district, q. 144

AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ARBITRATION COURT, agent's right to plead- (Perth or Claremont)- Assemnbly-q. Mr. Taylor 564 Assembly-Works Estimates 2887 AarnEcr's EXPENsES, PARIS EXHIBIrION- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill- Assensbly-q. Mr. O'Connor 1404 Assemhly,-Received, 1B. 1846, 2R. 1366.82; Procedure, a difficulty 1377, Bill withdrawna Ashiburton Tramway Bill- 1382 (see Bill No. 2) Assembly-Introduced, is. 2470. 2u., aec. 2499 C7ouncil-Introduced, 1R. 1186, 2a. 1304, Corn. 1809, 3s. 1320 Cou~icil-Received, Ia. 2533, 2a. 2606, Corn., etc., 2606,2665 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- ASSEMBLY BusISS, SIING DAYSANDHOURS- Assembly-Introduced, Ia. 1404, 2a. 1471. Assembly-in. Premier 1727, amen'dment by Corn. 1500, 1550. 1606, division 15.54!, 3n. Mr. Thomas 1730, mn. to meet at 230O 1667, Council's amendments 2016 o'clodk 1739; Government business, in. precedence 1739 Council-Received, Ia. 1772, 2m. 1825, Corn. 1895, 2031, 3n. 2080 ASSENT TO BILLS- AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION- Assembly-Messages 1416, 2915 Counil-Scheme for training youths on ex- Council-Messages, 1431, 2261, 2890; Assent perimental farms, statement' by Minister at close of Session 3216 173 ATLAS BOILER FLUID- AGRICULTURAL LANDS NEAR EsrEHANes- Assensbly-q. Mr. A. E. Thomas 180 Assembly-n. return 1100 (sot Boiler Preser- AIJI) [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] CHI xv

AUDITOR eENERAL's DEPARTMENT- BUILDING CONTRACTOR'S CLAIM FOR EXTRAS- Estiumtes 2020-4. auditing of railway accounts Assemnbly-Mr. J. Maher's petition presented 2021 1055, rn. Mr. Diamond 146, Withdrawn 1466 Avot. RIVER, Wies- BUBOS U. THE CROWN- Asseniblv-q9. Hon. G. Throssell 2914 Counil-rn. papers Hon. J. M%.Drew 634

Bush Fines Act Amendment Bill- Council-Introduced, 1n. 1627, 2a. 1773,2042, 1B. 2081, Corn. 2083, discharged 2337 BILLS PROMISED- Assembly--q. Electoral and Redistribution 0. BOARD OF WOnKS (see "'Metropolitan) CA.s rNIESIPORTATION INQUIRY- Assembly-in. Mr. Monger 474, report of sclect committee 1055, In. papers Mr. BOILERMAKIRS ENGAGED IN ENGLAND- Gordon 1134, in. to adopt report 1481, 16100, Assembly-q9. Mr. Taylor 681, q. Mr. Jacoby amendment 1488, divisions 1600, 1 2338 CAXYINI) TIIM11K1 COBIVANS' RAILWAY, PR- BOILER PaRnnXV mVKS -- CHASE~ Assembly-q. Mr. Reside 1132; Atlas Boiler .Assrmbly-rn. Mr. Jacoby for particulars t182, Fluid,mi. return 1100 In. Mr. Quinlan to purchase 913, order dis- charged 1862 (see also Estimates)

BORING AT CUE- CASTING VOTE-- Assemnbly-qI. Mr. Holman 2979 Assembly-In Committee on Estimates 2932

BOULDER MAGISTERIIAL BENcu (gee Estimates, CATTLE LEADS AT DEaRB- Magistracy Vote) Assembly-ql. Mr. Pigott 961

BOULDER RESIDENTIAL LEAsEa, question of CAUSEWAY BRImoE (Perth)- Granting freehold titles (see Land Act Amendment Bill, also Council's amend- Asseinbly-Estiroates, widening bridge for ment thereon discussed in both Houses) tramway project 2M4

CAVES IN TE SOuTH-WRST (see Estimates, BOULDER TRAMWAY INSPECTION- Works items ") Coundil-q. Mr. Maley 2030 Cemeteries Act Amendment Bill- Brands Act Amendment Bill- Assembly - Introduced. In. 1202, 2R. 3073, Corn., etc., 3074, Council's amendments Assemblly-rn. Inu. 962, discharge of order 1142 3184 Council-Received, In. 3055, 2n. 3102, Corn, Bread Bill- etc. 3103 Assemly-introduced. La. 1591, 2g. 1740, Corn. 1900, division 1966, recommittal 2044, CHIMNOF CouirMITTSI (Deputy)- 3a. 2160, Council's amendments 2915, 3070 Asseably-Mv. fllingworth and Mr. Quinlan (Bill arrested) appointed 825, remarks 1116; Casting Council-Received, lit. 2126, 2R. 2332, post- vote 2932 (for dates when noting, see Under ponement 2460, Coin. 2547, division 2552, Dame of each Chairman) 3it. 2606, Council's amendments 2972, divisions 2973, 4 CHIEF ARCHITECT. SERVICE AND SALARY- Assembly -q. Mrt. O'Connor 1404; Salary Broome Tramway nih- (see Annual Estimates) Assembly-Introduced, In. 2470, 2R., etc., 2499 Council-EReceived, In. 2538, 2g. 2606, Corn. CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEER, INQUIRY- 2606, SRt.2684 Assembly- 1 . Mr. Yeiverton, 485 XVI 0CH1 [TNDEX TO SUBJECTS.] 00ON

Children's Convalescent Home Bill- COLLiE.'ro-GOnnhx ELS RAILWAY PROJEC.- Countil-Introduced, In. 448, Standing Orders Assemby-rk Reports and returns 1088; 7n.. 448, 2n. 604, 839 amendment (six months) Mr. Ewing, to construcet 1841 (debate un- 843, 950, division (negatived) 955 finished)

CIRCUIT COURS- COMMERCIAL EDUCATION SCHEME (see " Agri- Assernfly-q. Mir. Stone 636, q. Mr. 'Taylor ctltural and Commercial") 081 Council-q, Hon. B. C. O'Brien 633 CosrnlSlozS 0? INQUIRY (see under namie of each subject) City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill- Assemnbly-Introduced, in. 032, 2E. 082, Comn. COMM ITTEE OF THE wNOI.E Hosp (see 083, recommittal 717, 832, 11-16, division 1Quorum ") 1140, 3R. 1163, assent 1416 touncil-Received, it. l1AO, 2m. 1296, Cent Companies Act Amendment Bill- 1297, 3n. 1320 Assemnby-Introduced, IE. 2095, 2a. 2212, Corn. 2213, SK. 2273 City of Perth Tramnways Act Amendment Bill Council-Rcceived, It. 2261, 2m, 2371, Corn (Mount Bay Road Section)- 2373, 3S. 2406 Assrbly-Introduced, iE. 2470, 2R. 2499, Corn. 2955, 3a. 2983 COI1PLIMENTAHY REMARKS, CLOSE OF SESSION- Council-Receivcd, In. 2974, 2a. 3104, Corn. Assembly-3218 etc. 3106 Counndl-3213

CIVIL SERVANTS, Conss'oiNDn.ca i-N Nsws- PAPERS- COMPULSORY IMPROVEMENT OF I&aso Es- Assembly -q. Mr. Taylor as to permission 100 TATES- .Asserbly-q. Mr. Throssell as to Government CIVIL SERVICE CoUNISSIOx, COST, ETC.- intention 036, q, Land ncar railways 3058 Assemably--q. Mr. Nanson 717 (see also Annual Estimates) CONCILIATION BOARD, EASTERN DISTRIC- Assemly-q. Mr. Johnson 1912 CLERK OF ASSEMBLY, CONGRATULATION- Assenibly-Remarks by Premier, 2735 Constitution Act Amendment Bill- Assernbly-Introduced, In. 1366, 2n. 1508, COAL LEA.SS AGREEMENT, COLLaw-CAnIrs'- postponement 1784, resumed 1870, 1012, Assembly-n. papers 88&-891 (see also Collie 1978-2004, in. to rescind resolution (irregu- Boulder Railway Bill) larity) 2148, 'Bill again read second time (division) 2155, mi.to commit 2158, in Corn. 2287, divisions 2290, 2303, 4, Corn. resumed COAL MINE1S INSPECTION- 2350, divisions 2350, 68, Corn. resumed 2375- Assetnly-q. Mr. Taylor 2679 2400, divisions 2352, 8, 9, 2390, 6. 7, 8, 9, 2400, Corn. resumed 2436, divisions 2445, 6, 2453, COLLIE-BOULDER RAILWAY- reconunittal (appropriation mes- sage) 2471, SnL.(division) 2497 Assembly-q. Mr. Nanson 808, q. Dr. O'Connor 86 Council-Received, in. 2533, 2a. 2813, 2800, amendment (six months) 2812Z(Bill rejected) Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill- Assembly-Introduoed, In. 636, 2R. 717, .962, CONSITUTrION ANm ELECTORAL BILLS (to con- personal explanation 973, amendment (six suit constituents)- months) .98, 1055, withdrawn 1081, division .Issemly-q. 31r. Hopkins 1450 1095, select committee 1100, chnge of member 1134, report presented 1058, in Corn. 2556, 29,35, 3117, division 3121, 3a. CONTAGIOUs DISEASES HILL- 3183 A-sseinly-n. Mr. Taylor to introduce 184, Council-Received, all stages 3177, 3180, division 1850 (negatived) division 3180 COVT&ACT SYSTEM IN G3OVEEL1IMENT WORKS- COLLIE RAILWAY ExTENSIoN AND SIDINGS- Assembly-To adopt, nz. Mr. Atkins 1332, 1746;, Assembly-q. Mr. Nanson 922; Collie Pro- amendment by Mr. Ewing 1758, divisioni prietary, q. 922 1771 coo [INDEX TO SUBJECT.) EDU

COOLGARDiE-ESPERAINCE RAILWAY SURVnY- DEUTun CHA3IRMEN OP COMMITTEES (Set under Coundfl-q. Hon. NV. Maleyls (see also Riper- Chairmen) ance-to.Uoldhields Railway Project) Derby Tramway Bil- Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill- Assembly-Introduced, Is. 2469, 2n. etc. 2498 Assembly-Introduced, is.. 2470, 2R. 2561, Council-Received, iB. 2533, other stages 2135, Corn. 2938, 3s. 2983 2665 Council-Received, iR. 2974, 2a. 3048, Cow. 0052, division 3052,3Ra. 3055 DEVIATION oF RAILWAY, FREMANTLE (no6 "Railway Deviation" COOLGARIJIE GOLDFIELDS WATER SERVICE- Assembly--Pipe caulking, q. Mr. A. E. Thomas DxvxntND DUTIES- 179; Consumption, q. Mr. Jacoby 036; Council-q. Hon. J. M. Drew 2793 Reticulation, q. Mr. Reid 961; Mundaring Damn, q. Mr. Hastie 1328, q. 1403 ; Opening Duties Bill- ceremony, q. Mr. Reid 2373; Firewood for Dividend pumping station, q. Mr. Jacoby 2374 Assembly-Introduced, In. 2148, 2R. 2275, Corn. 2411, division council-Action on report. q. Hon. 0. Belling- 2404, Sa, 2497, Council's ham 447, q. re Mr. Hodgson 633; Resident suggestions 3031 engineer, q. Hon. J. W. Wright 1187; Counscil-Received, in. 2533, 2n. 2665, amend- Reticulation, q. 3. T. Glowrey 1290; Reser- ment (three months) 2668, debate 2719-30 voir storage, q. Hon. J. W. Wright 1431, Corn. 2890, divisions 2891, 29U1, 3, suggested 2605; Return as to cost of water, mnHon. amendment 8055, division 3058, 33a. 3102 J. T. Glowrey 1772 DONNYBRtOOK FREEsToNE-- Co-OnRATnvn LABOUR IN PUBLIC Woars- Assembly-n. Report of Royal Commission Council-Suggestion by Minister for lands 760; Estimates, new Parliament Houses 174 2927

COPPER SMELTER FOR PHILLIPS RIVus-- DRtAINAGE SCME, PERTH SBURBSn- Assembly-in. Mr. Thomas 103, amendment Assembly-q. Mr. Daglish 59 (see also Annual 1034 Estimates)

COSSACK STOCK JETTY (Point Sampson)- DREDGING - Assembly-Remarks on Estimates as lo Assembly-At Fremnantle, q. Sfr. Higham necessity for jetty 3084, 3085-6, 3088 16i8 ; Damage at Albany, g. Mr. Thomas 224 COUNING THE HOUSE FOR A QUORUM (see "Quorum ") Droving Bill- Assembly-Introduced, In.. 446, 2a. 626, 832, Corn. 1217, 3n. 1266, Council's amendments Criminal Cods Amendment Bill- 2307, 2425, 2957 Assemtbly-Introduced, la. 2147, 2a. 2338, Counil-Received, in. 1296, 2En. 1W4, Corn. Corn. 2435, 3R. 2470, Council's amendments 2775 2096, 2146, divisions 2088, 9, recommittal 2146, report adopted 2332, 3n&2369, Coun- Council-Received, Ia. 2459, 2a. 2553, Coin. cil's amendment 2617, Assembly's amend- 2653, 3n. 2606 ment 2664

CRIMINAL LIBEL PROSECUTIONS- Assembly-Return, in. Mr. Nanson 4647 (see E. also "1Spear-Parker Libel") EAST PERTH RAILWAY-YARD, Goons8- Assembly-rn. return 1688

D3. EAST KIMERLEY COUNTRY (EXPLORED), QUARANTINE HouNnan-r- DEATH IN FREMANTrLE LOCKUP- Assembly-rn. Mr. Harper 1828 Assemly-q- Dr. Hicks 58

EDUCATION SYSTEM- DEEP BOEING AT Cu-- Assembly-See Estimates, also Financial 4ssemhly-q. Mr. Hfobnsrn 2979 j tAstement xvirr EDU [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] EST

EDUCATION Sysnss-ontinned. RsrmtAxoE-'so-GoLnPIErLDt RAILWAY PRO- Counil-Techinieal Schools (experimental JEC,-Oni~nted. farms) for training youths in agriculture, Counil-Suiry of rouate, q. Hon. WV.M1aley Minister's remarks 173 78, q. Ron. J. T1. Glowrey 2532, q. Hon. A. G. Jenkins 2804; to Construct, tn. Hion. I. D. Connolly 2658, 2796, amendment 2800. EDUCATbON, BEVEaLEY AND IGLY resumed 2904, division 2913 Council- q. Hon. R. Gi. Burges, as to train time for children 2126 FkSTATES PURCHASED UINDER, STArUTE- Assembhly-Return, ua. 'Jr. Stone 609 ELECTIONS AND RE-ELECTIONS- Assembly-East Perth, Ron. Walter James ESTIMATES, ANNUAL- (re-elected) 13; Albany, Hon. J. Gardiner .4ssenoibl-Reeeivcd from the Administrator (re-electied) 13; West Perth, Mr. C. .J. 1033; Financial Statementiby the Treasurer Moran, in place of Hon. G. Leake (deceased) (see "Financial Statement") on moving 13; Claremont, Mr. J. C. U. Foulkes, in first item 1633, tabular appendix 1651; place of Mr. W. F. Sayer (resigned) 1.9; debate on financial policy, Second day Murray, Mr. W. Atkins, in place of Mr. W. 1936-48. Votes as follow: 'The Governor 3. George (resigned) 5h8; Hannans, Mr. T. 19,48, Executive Council 1948, Legisllative H,. Both, in place of Mr. 5. Reside (deceased Council 1948, Legislative Assembly 194$, 1548 division 1958, Crown lAw Officers 2016, Council-East Province, Hon. WV.T. Loton, Audit 2020, Curator of Intestate Estates in place of Hon. T1.F. Crowder (deceased) 4; 2025, Friendly Societies 2025, Lands Titles North, Sir E. Wittenoorn 4; South, Mr. Gi. IDepartment 2025, Official Receiver in Bellinghamn (re-electedj 4; South-West, Bankruptcy 2025, Patents and Trade Marksi Hon. E. hl. Clarke (re-elected) 4;j Central, 2025, Stipendiary Mlagistracy 2026, 2174, Mr. J. A. Thomson 4; Metropolitan-Subur- Supreme Court, 2179. ColoniiaL Secretary's ban, Mr. B. C. Wood 4; Metropolitan, Mr. Department, general discussion 2182-5, J. W. Wright 4; West, Mr. M. L. Moss 4; items 2185-93, Aborigines 2193, 2222, Chari- North-East, Ron. J. D. Connolly (re-elected) ties 2239, Electoral 2246, 2307, Fisheries 23; South-East, Hon. C. A. Piesse (re- 2312, Ols 2312, Government Gardens and elected) 447 Government Rouse Domain 2316, Medical 2318, divisions 2317, 18, 2123, resumed 2579, divisions 2591, 9, Observatory 2599, Electoral Bill- Police 2019, Public Health 2634, Registry Assemby-Introduued, in. 1366, 2a. 2160, 2637, Rottnest Establishment 2638. Educa- 2400, Corn. 2499, divisions 2504, 7, 2518, tion 2638-55, Aborigines (resumed) 2655, 2623, 5, 9, Corn. 2680, 3u. 2561 2681. Mines Departmhent, general state- 2a. negatived ment 2682-92. discussion 2692, items 2706- Council-Received, in. 2533, 14, Geological Survey 2714, Explosives and 2977. division 2978 Analytical 2716. Lands Department, general statement 2775, discussion 2776, ELECTRIC Powxn TaNsissslon- items 2782-7, Woods and Forests 2787, Agriculture 2789, Agricultural Bank 2790, Council- q. lion. J. E. Richardson 2369 (see Stock 2791, Rabbits 2791. Works Depart- also under " Kalgoorlie ") ment, general statement 2832, discussion 2835, items 2837, Public Building 2866. Elementary Education (district boards) Bill- 2916. Treasurer's Departmnt, general statement 2983, Treasury 2983, Govern- Assemobly-Introduced, In, 446, 2u. 578, Coin. ment Stores 2988, Harbour and Light 2988, 610, 825. division 832 (not proceeded with) London Agency 2988, Post Office Savings Bank 2988, Literary and Scientific Grants Esnaa~tcs HlAnou a- 2988, Pensions and Retiring and Compas- sionate Allowances 2990, Printing 2995. Assemubly-Charts, q. Mr. Thomas 279 Photo-Lithographic 2998, Refunds 2998, Concil-Report, q. Hon. A. G-. Jenkins 2657 Miscellaneous Services 2998. Railwayj Department, general statement 3014, dis- EErnAwcne-ro-GoiDprntns RAILWAY PRO- 3017-31, Railway Construction (postponed)cussion 3031, Minister for Works and JECT- Railways 3031. WaYS and MeanMs 3031 Assewonly-q. Mr. Thomas 180; to Construct. oz. Mr. Thomas 637, amendment by Mr. Hastie (Royal Commission) 671, resumned ESTIMATES, LOAN- 161, division 806; q. Mr. Hopkins 759; if Assembly - Appropriation Message 2980. Loan offered, q. Mr. Hestie 922; Survey, q. Votes; Departmental 2980, 8075, Railways Mr. Hopkins 2495; Shipping Companies, .and 'rramways 39075, Harbotir and River q. Mr. Hopkins, 2678; Referendum, mn.Mr. Improvements 308:1, Water Supply and Thomas 1850, resumed 3187, division 3202 Sewerage for Towns 3090, Goldields Water EST EST ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS.]FR FRE MEi

ESTIMATES, LOAN -COntinued. FINANCIAL STATEMENT BY THE TnEAsunn- Scheme 3090, Development of Goldield., Assemby-Ia moving first, item of Esti- and Mineral Resources 3092, Development mtes, 1633-51. Synopsis of topics: Rev- of Agriculture 3092, Immigration 3092 ernue received, highest recorded 1634, State balance-sheet 1636, Loans 1635, Treasury bills 1636, Liabilities and Assets EXEMPTION ON LEASSs- 1636, Works and Services authorised 1636, Assembly-Mainland Console, q. 'Mr. Holman Puture Revenue how estimated 1637, Rail- 887 ways 1638, Railway Estimates 1638, Other Services how estimated 1639, Tar: on Com- panies' Profits 1640, Future Expenditure EXHIBITION EXPENSE- how estimated 1640, Summary of Expendi- Assembly-rn. retur 1960, q. Mr. Hastie 2211 ture 1642, Order of Precedence in Works 1642, Local and Special Grants 1648, General Outlook 1641, Banking Returns EXPERIMLENTAL FARMS- 1644, Imports and Exports 1645, Gold Out- Assenmbly-Narrogin, q. Rion. G. Throssell 414 pt14,Public Batteries and Mining (see also "Agricultural and Commercial Inuty 1646, Aspersions on Mining, a School ") reply 1646, Mint 1646, Coal, Agriculture, Council-Cold THarbour Estate, q. Ron. WV.T- Grazing 1646, Timber and Manufactures Loton 221; Scheme for training youths in 1648, Goldfields Water Service 1048, Loan agriculture 178 Funds local borrowing 1649, Loan Flota- tions high cost 1650, Living within our i means 1650 EXPLORATORY Tan', ME. HILL- Assembly-n, papers 1135 Fisheries Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Received, In. 3092, 2&. etc. 8183 Explosives Act Amendment Bill - Council-Introduced, 1R. 2971, 2n. 304,0, Corn. Assemby-Introduced, In. 446, 2R. 461, 578, 3047. 3a. 3048 Coin. 678, 3a. 610, Council's suggestions 1266, mant 1416 FmIsHIG (NET) IN CLOSED WATRSa- Counicil-Received, In. 597, 2n. 636, Coin. 958, Counil-sn. Ron. E. McLarty 2795 amendments suggested 1190, 3n. 1320

FOOD DUTIES, To ABOLISH- EXPOsRT OF STOCK (see " 5tock Export ") Assembly-in. Mr. REaSi 894, 1042, amend. ment by Mr. B opkins 1052-4, debate 124,, 134, amendment by Mr. Morgan 1355, debate 1471, divisions 1480-1, personal ex- planiations 1498 Factories and Shops Bill- FOREST DEPLETION- Assembly-Introduced, In. 857, 2R. 1202, 1384, Corn. 1676, 1697, 2D44, 2096, recommittaQ Assembly-sn. Timber cutting 1453, amend- 2339,3Sn. 2421; Bill returned from Council ment 1458 shortened and amended 3208 (lapsed, no action taksen) FnnnoLn TITLES TO RESIDENTIAL Town Council-Received, IR. 2412, 2R. 2454, 2533, LEASES AT BOULDER (see " Land Act amendment (sir months) 2535, division Amendment Bill," also Council's amend- 2540, m. select committee 2546, in Coin. ment thereon discussed in both Houses) 2675, divisions 2677-8, mn.Chairnan to leave Chair 2678, Bill reinstated Bud reduced to Shops clauses 3037, 3098, 3156, 3B. 3169 -3remnntle Harbour Trust Bill- Assembly-Iltroduced, l1R. 609, 2a. 865, 1100, Corn. 1169, divisions 1176, 1182, Ministerial FACORIES LEGISLATION (See "Factories and statement 1176, Coin. resumed 1280, divi- Shops Bill," the Premises speech on 2nd sion 1286, recommittal 1346 Sn. 1416, reading) Council's amendments 2273, division 2276 Council-Received, In. 1437, 2R. 1527, 1776, FEDERAL SUBJECTS- amendment (sir months) 1777, Coin. 1811, Assembly-Bud get Speech, q. Mr. Pigott 1265; 2036, recommittal 2037, 2080, 3Rt. 2080 Federal High Commissioner, q. 279; On.- tomsEmployees'livingwage,q.Mr.Holman 2679; Printingq. Mr. Jacoby1619; Federal IRELIAN'LE HARBOUa WORS- Union, Separation of Western Australia, AssemblY-Stability of quay, q. Mr. flighamn ms.Mr. Stone (abandoned) 1134 XX FEE [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] HR

FBEMANTLE-PERTH ROAD- GOLDuIELDS AND FRSH-AIR VISITS TO Council-9. repairs 588 COAST (see "1Fresh Air")

Fremantle Prison Site Bill- GOLDFIELDS WATR SUPPLY (see wider Assembly-Reoeived, Is. 62q, 2&. 683, Corn. "1Coolgardie ") 683, 3R. 717 Council-Introduced, Is. 222, 2u. 454, Corn. GOLD STEALING, legislation proposed (see 454, 3a. 589 "Police Act Amendment Bill")

0 FEMANTLE RAILWAY DEVIATION (See }Rgfl* GOODS IMPORTED, railway charges eastward- ways" as to Land Purchases) Assembly-q. Mr. Thomas 223, q. 223

FREMANTLE WATRm SUPPLY- GOOMAra~rNG- Council-Explanation by Hon. M. L. Moss Assnn My-Land Survey. q. Mr. Jacoby 1549; 3036 Railway compensation, q. Mr. Monger 856; Towneite, q. Mr. Quiinlan 2914; Settlement, q. Dr. O'Connor 3114 Faxeny-Ant VISITS TO CoAs'r- Council-Cost of Railway ae., tm. Hon. M. L. Assembly- 1 . Mr. Hopkins 1055 Moss 2'41

FRIENDLY SOITrIES- GOVERNMENT BUSINESS, PRECEDENCE- Assentbly-q. annual reports 961 Assenly-m. Premier 60, 1739

Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill- GIOVERNMENT CLOTEING INSPECTOR- Assembly-Received, 1B. 681, 2R. 861, Select Council-Papers, ,.on. A. 0. Jenkins 1189 corn. 1130, 2095, report presented 2272, in Corn. 2679, 3202, division 3207 (Bill arrested). Question by Mr. Hopkins 2619 GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR OF MIDLAND RAIL- WAY- Councll-Introdaced, 1R. 222, 2R. 455, Corn. Assembly-Papers, in. Dr. O'Connor 6M6 597, 3R.634 GOVERNMENTr STORES, VALUATION- G. Assembly-q. Ron. P. H. Piesso 106

GAMING AT A FAIR, IKALGOORLIE- Govunwon's DEPARTURE, SPECIAL TRAIN- Assembly-q. Mr. Johnson 2495 Assembly-Cost. q. Mr. Diamond 922 (see also "Albany and Steamers " GAOL AT DEBBY, CLOSURE- Assembly-q. Mr. Moran 888 H. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GOLDFIELDS- ItANNANS ELECbORAE- Assembly- -q. Mr. Holman 887 (see also Assembly-Death of Mr. Reside 1312, Seat "1Estimates," Mines) declared vacant 1a30, Election return 1548, Member sworn 1810 GERALDTON JrY, PARTICULARS- Assembly-g. Mr. Thomas 223 IIAfSAI ROnRS-- Assembly-Interjections, q. Mr. Daglish how GEBALDTON.FREMAN'rLE STEAMER SERVIC1- recorded 564; Curtailment of reports. q. Mr. Wallace 1727; Question of privilege, Assemibly-Subsidy, mn.Mr. Hlutchinson 1040 Mr. Tucoby 1133 (see also " Estimates," q. Mr. Helman 2979 (see also '1 Steamship Assembly Vote) Subsidies ")

HARBOUR DuEs, FREMANTL- G.M. Ln~sgs- Assemby-Surrender at Kalgoorlie. q. Mr. .4ssembly-rn. return 1013 Reside 1201, m. papers 1223; Leas 222m, m. papers 168 IIAnBOUnS EXPNDITREa- Assembly-q. Mr. Thoa, 224 GOLDFIELDS FREWOOD CARRAGE- Assembly-q. Mr. Holmnan 1666 IUHaaoua TRUST BILL (see "EFremantle ") 14AW flAWu~[NDIEr TO SUBJETaS.] jusU ixix

HAWKERS TO BE LICENSED- INDECENT PUBLICATIONS Eu LL-cOnjinUed. Assemby-Licensing system to exclude Aliens- Council-H ecei red, In. 1296, 2a, 1495, 1885, m. Mr. Diamond 1450, withdrawn 1468 Corn 1894!, 3a, ?0W4-

Health Act Amendment Bill- Industrial and Provident Societies Bill- Assemly-Received, is. 3031. 2a. etc. 8059 Asseinby-Introduced. Ia. 1688 Ceuncil-Inutrodneed, Ia. 2795, 2a. 2974, Corn. etc. 2976 IRREGULARITTEB or PROCEDURE- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill:- HEALTH Sunnove (various)- passed through Council, withdrawn in Assemby-District Boards of Health. q. Mr. Assembly because, by affecting Revenue Fund, it should have originated in As- Reside 180 ; to amend Health Act, q. Mr. Hopkins 2819; Perth Board of Hfealt1i aembly, 1371, 1382 Rabbit Pest Bill: Ruled out of order in (nuisance), q. Mr. Wallace 717 Council on second reading, because it would impose a charge on Revenue Fund HELENA RuESnvomI- and should have originated in Assembly, 1449 Coundil-q. Hon. G. Bellingham 588, q. Hon. W. Maley, 887 (see also "1Coolgardie Gold- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, passed fields Water Supply Bill " 2a., also "Esti- second reading in Assembly (statutory mates" majority not present) 2004, resolution rescinded and 2a. again -passed after debate and division 218 HOLIDAY, PERTH CUr RACE- Assembly-q. Mr. Moran 3182 IRRELEvANCY ORt TEDIOUS REPETITION IN DEBATE-- Honoua TO A. Mzma (Dr. Hackett)- Assembly-Mr. Speaker's ruling (Mr. Moran's Council-Congratulations 2079 speech) 756. member suspended 756, point raised later as one of privilege -757-9 HoNonas TO CIVIL SERVANTS- Assemnbly--Titles, q. Mr. Hopkins 2147 3. HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL, AID(SO "Estimates," JANDAKOT AND WANNEEOO RAILWAY Pno- Medical Vote) JECTS- Assembly-q. Mr. Jacoby 856 HOSPITAL GREvASOSs, KALGOORLE- Assembly-q. Mr. Reside 413 aEIy AT ALBANY, FARTicuLAze- Con ncil-q. Ron. J. W. Wright 4448 HOUSE COUNTED (see "Quorum " JUDGE, Nsw AFPFOINTHENT- HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (NEW) JOINT Com- Council-q. Hon. W. Maley 2718 MelTEE- Cobancil-Change of aLmemnber 1296. 1320 Judges' Salaries Bill- Assensly-All stages 31163, Council's amend- I. ments 3153 Conncil-Eeceived, In. U100, 2K. 3100, Corn. IMMIGRATION, HOW TO INCREASE- 3101, 3159, Sn. 3159 Con ,il-nt. Hon. C. A. Piessa 1314, withdrawn 1319 Jury Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Introdaced, in. 1453, 2R. 1591, IMP'ORT DUTY ON INEW SEnTLERS' GOODS-- Corn. etc. 3210 Council-q. Hon. C. A. Piesse 2717 Cozenci*-Received, lit. 3179, 2n.3179, amend- went (six months) 3180 (Bill rejected) IMPOUTED 00oons, TONNAGE- Assembly--q. 31r. Thomas 223 JUSTICE PARKER INQUIRY (see under " Spear- Parker " Indecent Publications Bill-- Assemhtr-Introduced, lit. 446, &a. 461, 62S, Justices Bill- Corn. 71i, 1216, 3a. 1266, Council's amend- Assembly--Introdnccd, Ina. 446, 2a. 586. Corn. mnents 2096 614, 3R. 682, Council's amendments 1606 x.xn ,TUS [IN4DEX TO SUBJECTS.] LEA

JUSTICES BILL-cotinud. LAND ACT AMENDMENT EnL-continued- Council-Received, In. 860, 2R. 959, Corn. Council-Received, In. 2030, 2R. 2140, Core. 1191, recommittal 1298, 1320, 1437, 3a. 1401 2327, 2465, 2553, 3a. 2663, Council's amend- ments 3159 JUVENILE SMOKING (tee " Police Act Amend- ment Bill) LAND ACT AND RESIDENTIAL LEASES IN H3oULERa- Asremnbly--Freehold titles, q. Mr. Hopkins 279, petition presented 1911 (seesalso" Land K. Act Amendment Bil]" and the Council's Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting amendment thereon discussed in both Special Lease Bill- Houses) AssenNby-Introduced, IS. 2013, 2a. 2218, select committee 2221, report presented LAND APPLICATIONS, reducing the age limit 2614, in Corn. 2829, 3064, 3116, recommitta.l from 18 to 16 years (see "Land Act 3117, 3n. 3183 Amendment Bfi," Council's amendment discussed in both Houses) Council-Received, 1n. 3174, 2R. 8174, Com. etc. 3177 Lan PuacDazs, Railway Deviation near Fremnantle (see " Railway Deviation," also KALGOORLIE LOCALn Exrncss TRAINS- "Loan Estimates ") Asscmbly-q. Mr. Hopkins 1163; Kalgoorlic Platform, q. Mr. Hastio 2147 [LAND SUBJECTS (various)- Asscmbly-Cjompulsory.improvements of large KANGAROO SKINS, SALR- estates, q. Mr. Stone 636; ditto near rail- Assembly-q. 'Jr. Harper 1549 ways, q. Hon. G. Thi-ossell 8058; Estates pm-chased, nt. return 609 ; Selection, q. Mr. Jacoby 322; Goomalling settlement, q. Dr. ICATANNiNo RESERVE, CAwonrLrriox- O'Connor 3114; Norseanan-Esperauce set- Council-q. Hon. W. Maley 240.5 tlement, q. Mr. Thomas 225, q. Mr. Jacoby 322; Geraldton reserve cancelled, q. Mr. KIMBERLEY DISTInTr- Stone 3115; Leases and exemption, q. Mr-. Holman 887; Premier Downs Syndicate, q. Council-Land Settlement, q. Hon. WV.Maley application for leases 2271 2405; Leases, ms. return 1319; Reserve, remounts, q. Hon. W. Maley 2657 Council-Arrears,q. Hon. C. A. Piesse W038; conditional purchase, q. Hon. J. M. Drew 2889; Bridgetown to Mount Barker settle- Xmaos PARR TRAMWVAYS f3LuL- ment, q. Ron. W. Maley 3097; Great Council-in. leave to introduce 1294, point of Southern settlement, q. Hon. C. A. Piesse order 1294, ruling 1431, m. leave to put 2792; Surveys and classification, q. Hon. C. motion 1432, negatived 1487. A. Piesse 2249; Victoria district land pur- chase, q. Mr. Stone 485; Premier Downs Syndicate applications, q. Hon. W. Maley 2368 Ls. LAW COURTS (NEW)- LABOUR SUBJECTS (various)- Assenbly-Particulars, of building, q. Mr. Assemnbly-Afghans and Sandalwood Cutting, Hestia 2555 (see also " Donnybrook Free- q. 2272; Alien Hawkers, ms.Licenses 1450, Stone ") Sleeper-bowers, delay its payment, q. 278; South African labour conditions, 9. 459; Sunday labour on mines, q. 365; Labour rLzasss Exsr'row (Mining) - Unemployed, q. Mr. Johnson 365, q. Alt. Assepably-Mainland Console, q. Mr. Holman Bath 2147, q. Mr. Daglish 2678; Labour 887 Members and loyalty (see speeches on "1Address-in-reply"); Italian labour influx, Mr. Johnson's remarks 369 orAVOF sBECE TO MEMBERS or As- Council- Co-operative labour in public works, StEELT- suggestion by Minister for Lands 174 Connor' F., East K~imberley 857, 1100, 1380, ±067, 1960, 2273, 2470, 2914 Hopkins, J. M., Boulder 636 Land Act Amendment Bill- Hutchinson, R. D., Geraldton 459, 2495,2914 Assernby-Introduced, IN. 1202, 2R. 1394, McWilliams, G. F., North Perth 279, 1202, 1610, Corn. 1631, 1966, 3R.. 2044, COocil's 1404, 1688 amendments 3129, 3182, Ministerial action Oats, W., Tilgarn 270, 922 (Bill arrested) 3210 Pigott, S. C.. West Kimberley 2556 LEA LEA ~[NDEXTO SUB9JEUTS.JMESn kml Xxiii

Lnvs OF AzsENcE To MEaMBERS Or AssEMB ET Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill- -- continued. Assernbly-Introduced, In. 2211, 2a., Corn. Smnith, H. Teesdale, Wellington 922, 1202 2805, Sit. 2338 Stone, P., Greenough 1450 Council-Received, In. 2332, 2R. etc. 2369, The Speaker (Hlon. Sir James G. Lee Steere) 2406 2211, 2556, 208

LOCOMOTIVE WORKDIIOPB, ETC.- LEAVEj OF' ABSENCE TsOMEMBSs oCOUNCIT.- Assembly-Fire extinguishing, q. 960; Run- Bellingham, Hon. G., South 2030 ning cost of locomotives, Mn.1013 Brockmian, Hon, W. 0., Motropolitan-Subur- ban 589, 2030 Hackett, Hon. 3. WV.,South-West 222 Laurie, Hon. R., West 20 9 Piesse, Hon. C. A., South-Est 222 Richardson, Hon. J. E., North 222 Wittenooen, Hon. Sir E. HE.,North 1771 A ssem~ly-Magistrate at Northam, q. Hion. G, 'also "Estimates," LEEDEEVILLE WATERI HATE- TbrosselJ 2979 (see Magistracy Vote) Assembly -Refusal to strike rate, q. 59 MAIL STEAMERS, PORT CHARGS- Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill- Assenily-q. Mr. Hessell 807 (see also under Assembl-Introduced, in. 446, 2a. 565' "MAbany ")

LEONORA RAILWAY-- Mslcolm-Laverton Railway Bill- Assembly-Freight etc., q, Mr. TIhomas 223. Assembly-Introduced, la. 2735, 2R. 3125, cost of construction, n&.Mr. Thomas 610 Coin. etc. 3128 Counscil-Recived, in. 3108, 2a, 8108, Corn. Leonora Tramway Bill- etc. 3110 Assemby-lntroduced, ik. 2469, 2at. 24417, Corn. 2498. 3H. 2561 .IALCOLM -LAYERTON RAILWAY Co0cSTZUC. TI ON- Counil-Received, Ia. 2.W3, 2aL. 2607, Coin. Assembly-q. Mr. Taylor 857 2507, 3R. 2664

flANUVACTUE AND rND17sTSTVs, TO DzE- LisBs, PROSECUTION (SPEAK-PARKER)- 1jan01' Asseynbly-4. Mr. Nanson as to molle Assc'nbly-q- Rion, G>.Throssell 290 proseqisi 56, Attorney-General's reply (cor- Council-i. Hon. G. Handell 2793 respondence read) 57, Commission of In- quiry issued (see " Spear-Parker Inquiry") 3IANURES AND FswrTILzsERs-- Assemnbly-Adultoration, q. Mr. Jacoby 1549 LIERART AND RAwcenra (see " Museum and Library") Marine Stores Bill- LICEqsgs (Liquor etc.), RSTRIC'rION ON Assembly-Introduced, Ia. 9031, 2n. 1140, Corn. A LIENS- 1142, 3a. 1163, Council's amendments%1606 Couincil-Received, It. 1190, 2R. 1298, Corn. Assembly-n. Mr. Diamond 1224, 1862, division 1866 1299, recommittal 1300, 1328, 1438,B. 1491

MEzCHANICA&L B&ascu or RAI1,wAYs- Liaumousn, CArP. NATURALISTE- Assembly-Salaries, etc., in. return 760 Assembly-q. Mr. Yelrerton 636

Council- 2 . Hon. T. F. 0. Brimiage 2889 MEDICAL AnD AND HoSrrrALe (see" Estimates," Medical Vote) LIQUOR JLICNSING AND INSPECTION- MEDICAL Air, SOUTHERN DISTRaICTS- Assensl3-Inspection, q. Mr. Righam 1404 Local Option, mn. Mr. Daglish 902, 1866:- Council-n. Hon. C. A. 1'iesse 30.34 South Perth csse, three-mile linmit, q. 2733 MENBER SUSPENDED Pop. IRR'LEvA, Nc! fIcc LOAN- ESTIMATES (" see Estimates, Loan" "1Suspension") nr1v MEN (IhNDEX TO SUBJECTS.] O

Msnus-Lz~oasRAILWAY, FREIGHT ETC.-- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Assembly--q. Mr. Thomas 223, m..Cost of con- (Leederville emergency)- struction 610 Assembly-Introduced, In. 2147, remaining stages 2147-8 METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WOKS- Council-Received, In. 2126, remining stages Assemibly-To establish board, q. Mr. Daglish 212566 136. q. 1783 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- METROPOLITAN WATRA SUPPLY- Assembly-Introduced, In. 2374, 2s. 2426, Assembly-Leedervillo, q. Mr. Hestie 2272 Core. 2957, recommittal 2981, SR. 2983 Council-Filtering and leakage, q. Hon. J. W. Council-Received, In. 2974, 2R. 3106, Corn. Wright 447. 448, 588; Government officials, 3106, Sn. 3107, Explanation by Hon. A. 0. q. Hon. .1. W. Wright 1187; Inquiry, q. Jenkins 3107 Hon. T1. F. 0. Brimage 837, m. 1189, 1297, 1491, committee's report presented 2719, rn. to adopt 2976; Bonus for plans, q. Hon MUSEUM AND LIBRART, BRANCHES- J. W. Wright 838 Assembly-New Wing. q. Mr. Jacoby 609; Branch Museum for Boulder, m. Mr. Hopkins 1829, amendment moved 1834 (me MIDLAND RAILWAY - alaso "Estimates," Museum and Library Assernbly--Immigratiou cnditionssad breach, items, New Wing. Fittings, etc.) q. Dr. O'Connor 223,..1549,9q.1666; Dupli- cation to Fremantle, q. Dr. O'Connor 1783; Dividend duty, q. 1912; Survey of Midland lands, q. Mr. Stone 225; Fares and freights, N. q. Mr. Pigott 960 Council-To enforce recommendations of NAnnoaIN RAILWAY Rsszvs- Select committee, q. Hon. a. Randell 221; Council-Sales of Land, q. 2369 Water haulage, 9. Hon. J. MW.Drew 2532 NET FISHING IN CLOSED WATERS- Mines Development Bill- Council-n. Hon. E. Hotarty 2796 (see also "Fisheries Bill Assemly-Introdueed, In. 1330, 2a. 1416, ' count-out 1430, reinstatement 1499, 1614. 1619, recommittal 1743, SR. 1828; Council's NEW LAW COURS- amendments 2421 Assembly-Particulars of building, q. Mr. Coancil-Received, in. 1815, 2R. 2126, Corn. Rastio 2555 2130, 2336, Sn. 2369 NEW MNnn- MINES ESTIMTES (see "Estimates," Annual Assemby-Mr. T. H. Bath (Hanan.s) sworn and Loan) 1810

MINING GENERALLY- NsW PALIAMENT HousE (see " Parliament ") Assembly-Boring at Northampton, q. 961; Houses Private property mining. q. Dr. O'Connor 1649; Accidents in mining, q. Mr. F. Reid NORTHAM-GOOMALLING RAILWAY, PARlor,- 279; Plooding of mine, q. Mr. Hastie 2734; LARS- Schools of Mines, q. 922, 1163 (see also Council-Cost etc., in. Hon. MW.L. Moss 221 Mines Estimates); Sunday labour, q. Mr. Reside 365; Wages to be paid fortnightly, q. Mr. F. Reid 961 NOTICE PAPER, PRECEDENCE IN ORDERS- Assembly-Raea 2983 MONEY APPROPRIATION- Assembly--Motion irregular (Mr. Thomas1 894 0.

MONEY GRNTEDp FOE PERTH DRAINAGE- OBITUARY- Assembly-Hon. G. Leake, references 13, Council-Parliamen~tarysanction, In. Hon. 14 Letter from Mrs. L~emke, 66; Mr. J. Reside L. Moss 448 1312, Mr. Justice Henaman 1403, Mr. Jus- tice Moorhead 2495 MOORn WAGONs As FEEDES TO RAILWAYS- Council-Hon. 0. Leke, references 4, Letter Assembly -q. Mr. Jacoby 2829 from Mrs. Lemke 77 occ 000(~INDOX TO SUBJE9CTS.] MAPt xxx .

OCCIDENTAL SYNDICATE (46s "Poison1 lease PARLIAMENT Hon sis (new building)- erchanged for freehold") Assemblv-Estirnates, Harvest Terrace im- provements, Donnybrook stone 2926-, O1n6 FUE3L FOR GOLDrELSs- furniture 2937 Assemb4y-q. (3) Mr. Holman 1665 PASTORAL LEASES (recent applications)- OLD AGE PENSIONS, TO PROVIDE- Council-Eueola Division, in. papers, Hon. G. Assembly-rn. Mr. Daglish 1688 Bellingham 2532; Kimberley leases, m., return 131.9 OPENING OF SESSION- Assernbly-Proclamation13, summons to beat, P'ENSIONS- Governor's Speech 13 Assembiy- Pension to Mr. G. Berry, m. papers Council-Proclamnation 1, Governor's Speechi 1013 (see also Pensions vote in Estimates, 1-4 also "Old Age")

Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill- P. A ssembly-Received, la. 1885, 2R, 2014, Corn. PAIRING BY MEMBERS IN Dinson- 2428, 2656, division 2559, 3Rt. 2560 Assenzly-tn. Mr. Jacoby 919, 1135 Council-Introduced, iE. 1527, 2a. 1773,Com. 1773, 3n, 1811 PAPEnS PESENTED TO PARLIAMENT- Assembly-P resented by: PERSONAL. ErrL&NATIONS- The Speaker 13 Assembly-Railway Rates, Minister in reply The Premier 13, 56, 222, 322, 459, 485, 56-1, to Press criticisms 226 608, 636, 081, 717, 1201, 1328 (remarks)1. Council-Poison Lease exchanged for free- 1403, 1460, 1698, 1548, 2889, 3114, 3182, hold, -Ministerial statement 3092, Hon. C. 3218 Sommers's explanation 3093 The Minister for Mines 13, 278,3864, 921, 1055, 1100, 1223, 12615, 1618, 1665, 1969. 2030, 2125, 2337, 2494, 2918, 2979, 3182 PERnhI SUBJECTS- The Minister for Works and Railways it. Assembly-Local Board of Health (nuisance), 222, 322, 469, 664, 608, 681, 716, 8562 q. Mr. Wallace 717; Suburban Drainage, q. 1085, 1132, 1162, 1201, 1223, 1265, 1312, for Mr. Daglish I1827; Perth Expenditure 1366, 1403, 1450, 1548, 1665, 1788, 1827, (see -Estimates "), Water Supply (see 2013, 2421, 2619, 2733, 2979. 3114 1Metropolitan") The Colonial Secretary 222, 322, 608, 717, Council-Money 921, 969, 1018, 1306, 1606, 1665, 1980,l grants for drainage, Parlia- mentatry consent, P&.Hon. M. L~. Moss 448; 2124, 2273, 2400, 2466, 2554, 2733, 2829 , 6 8 Perth-Fremantle Road Repairs, e.- 2956, 2979 The Treasurer 822, 636, 717, 887, 960, 1265. 1328. 164, 1969, 2979 PETITIONS PRESENTED To ASSEMBLY- Council--Presentedby: Building Contractor's claim for extras 1055 The President 4 Esperance-to-Goldfields Railucay 608 The Mfinister for Lands 4, 28, 221, 683, Residential Areas, titles 1911 633, 837, 960, 1188, 1289, 1431, 1491, Shops, closing time on goldfields 2337 1526, 1771, 1811, 1886, 2004, 2078, 2249, Undesirable Immigrants 282 2405, 2464, 2532, 2604, 2717, 2792, 2971, 3034, 3092, 3156 PETITIONS PRSNTrnn TsOCOUNCIL- PAPRSs REMOVED RoM TABLE- Children's Convalescent Home Bill 588, 950 Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway 633 Assemzbly-Remarks by Mr. Speaker 278 Factories and Shope Bill: Dairymen 1828, Hairdressers' closing time 2406, Hair- P.&nnn COMMISSIoO orIQUIRY (see under dressers (a) 2532, Indian-British Subjects "Spear-Parker Libel Inquiry " 2604, Chinese 2667

PARKgES R&nGE DAx- Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill- Council-A. Hon. T. F. 0. Brimage 2667.8 Assembly- Received, In. 681, 23t. 857, m. ad- jnnent one month 861, resumed 1601, Parks and Reserves Act Amendment Bill- diiin1605, mn.postponement Committee Council-Introduced, In. 6, 2a. 450, 589, stage 1606 amendment (aix mouths) and division 593 Council-Introduced, Its. 221, 2n. 4652, Corn. (Bill rejected) 454, 593, 3B. 634 Xxvi PIG tLINDEX TO SUBJECTS.] U

PIGGERY NUISANCE, GOLDFIELDS- I PINTING COMMITTEES, INSTRUCTION AS TO Assembly--q. Mr. Hopkins 1548 CURTAILING "HANSARD" REPORTS- Assenibly-n. Premier 60. amendment by Mr. POINT SAMPSON JSsny (see " CossaCk Daglish 61, division 62 inw. Committees to act jointly 1831 POISON LEASE EXCHANGED FOR FREEHOLD- Con neil-n. Committees to act jointly 1331 Assrmbly-q. Hon. F. H. Piesse 3115, q. Mr. Nanson 3181 PRISON LABOUR EMPLoTEP IN Csnr- Couicil-q. Hon. C. A. Piesse 2604, wt.papers Co...... il-Drakesbrook Camp experimient ill 2718, in. to disapprove :3038, Ministerial working on land, remarks by Minister 176 statement 3092, Explanation by Hon. C. Sommers 3093 PROROGAION- Assembly-Close of session 3213, 821S Police Act Amendment Bill (gold-steialing. prostitution, juvenile smoking, Sun1day council-Assent to Bills 3216, Administrator's entertainments)- closing Speech 8217 Assembly-Introduced, Ia. 1450, 2a' 1565, Corn. 1784., recommittal 1960, 3R. 2044. PROSTIUINo, legislation proposed (see Council's amendments 2772 Police Act Amendment Bill) Coutncil-Received, In. 2030, 2u. 2084, 2261. Corn. 2412,2459, 3n. 2532, Council's amend- PUBLIC AaAoumas A"D COLD CHAMBERS- ments 2972 Assembly-in. inquiry as to site 1466, conm. mittee appointed 1411, report presented POLICE SUBJECTS- 2147; Abattoirs on Goldields, q. Mr. Hopkins 1548, q. 2679 Assembiy-Allowanco on goldfields, q. Mr. Reside 180; Fremantle police quarters, q. Co .. cil-Remarks by Minister for Lands on Mr. Highamn 459; quarters at Lennonville. the scheme, also as to futine extension q. Mr. Wallace 1619; resignation, q. Benefil to the North, 176 Fund 807 OunLic BoILDNGoS, FURNITURE, FTc.- POLICE COURT PfOCEDURE AT SurnkCO- Assembly-Pnrniture and fittings, rz. Mr. Assewtbly-q. Mr. Daglish 609 Dmlglish 682; Insurance, q. Mr. Yelverton 31165; Anntual Estimates, General Depart- mental Offices (new block) 2928-81 ;Pels Pooa-Box DONAIONS, FREMANTLE- ment Houses (new) 2926, Abattoirs 2921, Assemb-q. Mr. Hastie 609 Central Police Courts (new) 2871, Lunatic Asylum 2876, Agricultural and Commercial School (Perth or Claremont) 2887; Build. PORT HEDLAND RAILWAY PROJECTS ings generally (see " Estimates" ) Assemnby-To inland goldfields. q. 2605; to Marble giar, q. 2792 PUBLIC Lisnarus (see "Miiseumand Library") Poetr OFFICE SAVINGS BANK- Public Notaries Bill- Assembly-Administration, q. Mr. Bath 2980; Extension of facilities q. Mr. Jacoby,3182 Assembly-Introduced, 1S. 446, 2a. 4.39, Corn. 571, Sn. 636 Post Offie Savings Bank Consolidation Act Council-Received, Ia. W35, 2nm. SU4, Corn. Amendment Bill- 865, ft. 960 Assemnbly-lntrodaeed, in. 2211, 2a. 2305, Corn. 2306, 3n. 8338, Council's amendment PUBLIC SERVIC- 2471 Assembly-Commission of Inquiry, q. cost 2420 Council-Received, In. 2332, 2R. 2809, Corn. (see also "Estimates"); Retrenchment and 2370. Un. 2406 compensation, mn.papers 1330; Public Servant dismissed (Fombart), In. to inquire 891, 1240; Salaries, Pensions (see "IEsti- PREmiER DOWNS SYNDICATrE, LAND APLICA- mates ") T10NS5 couil-Effect of new legislation, q. Hon. T. Asscmbly-q. for Mr. Thoms 221 F. 0. Brimnage 1289; Retrenchnment and Council-q. Hon. W. Maley 2368 compensation, In. return 2605

PRINTING DEPsnaRNTs- Public Service Act Amendment Bill- Assemly-Estimsate 295, 8; Contract print- Assembly-Received, III. Is. 1013, 2a. 1142, ing, q. 31r. Daglish 2D43; Book printing, Corn. 1266, recommittal 1344, Un. 136, letterpress and account, in. return 2010 Council's amendments 1960 PUB PUB ~[INDEXTO SUBJECTS,] RAIAxvi XXV11

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT BILL- R~AIL WAY DEVIATION (PROJECTED), Fns- continned. MANTLE- Corncil-Introducod, In. 222, 2a. 457, Corn. Assem~ly-Ret urn and particulars, q. 31r. 698, 838, 3R. 960, Assembly's amendmientf Diamond 58), m;. 447, ma. 484; Plans of 1780, 18165 route, mi. Mr. Higham 484; Particulars, nt. Mr. Foul kes 760, q. Mr. Higbam. 2556, q. Mr. Public Works Bill- Foulkes 2555 ; Remarks on the project and the procedure (see amendment on Address- Assembly-Introduced, Ia. 446, 2n. 623, Corn. in-reply, also discussion on Loan Estimates) 873. 1126, recommittal i1b55, 3a. 1202, Council's amendments 2961, 318. Council-Particulars of land purchases, g. Hon.W. . NMoss 17, mn.(postponed) 78, m. Council-Introduced, In. 1190, 2u. 1300, Cot;; papers 448 3497, i81S, 2004, 2031, 2205, recommittal 2210, 2406, 2459, 3a. 2533, Council's amend- ments 3111 RAILWAY ESTIMATES (Sod Estimates)

PUBLIC Wcrsss DsrAnmsrt'- Railways Acts Amendment Bill- Assembly--Public Works generally (see"Esi Assembly-Introduced, 1Be.446, 2&. 405, 683, mates ") 733, 809, division 825, Coin. 923, 1117, re- Council-Inquiry into system, q. Hon. W. committal 1164, Sn.. 1240, Council's amend- Maley 6433 ments (remarks by Speaker) 1884, 2015, Corn. 2015, remarks 3061, 8064 Counncl-Ueceived, la. 1296, 2R. 1824, 1442, Corn. 1.444, Corn. 1491, 154, 3B. 1772; Pro- cedure, Assembly's objection 2031, report QUARANTINE BOUNDARY, NORTHERN STOCK of Standing Orders Committee 2719 (see " East Kimberley country") Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Qots'nLobs TO MsNIsns- Licensing Act Amendment Bill- Assembly-Length of notice required .56. Questions relating to Lands Department Assembly-Introduced, In. 636, 2n., 7j22, Corn. 414; Question in lien of motion for Re- 722, 3a. 808, assent 1416 turn 2654 Council-Received, 1Ha. 850, 2se, 1200, Corn. Council-Length of notice required 77 1200, 3n. 1297

RAIL WAY ACoOUNTS - QUORUM, ROW RE11OULATIED- Assesly-Hlouse need not be counted when Assembly-Audit Estimates, railway accounts attention is called at frequent intervals to to be audited by Auditor General's staff, the want of a quorum: Rule applied by remarks 2021-4 (see also "Stores Account "3) Mr. Speaker 766, 757 RAILWAYS GENERALLY- Assembly - Commissioner system (see Ad- R. dress-in-reply, various Speeches, also amendment disapproving of increased Rabbit Pest Bill- rates); Administration of Department Coundil--tntrodnoed, In. 1294, Bill ruled out (Estimates) 3014; FremInatle Deviation of order on 2R. (shlould originate in and land purchases 3075; Axle-boxes, q. Assembly) I14 Mr. Holman 2734, m. papers Mr. Reside 1013; Bridge for William Street, Perth, q. Rabbit Pest Bill (No. 2)- 1013; Bridges at Fremnantle, q. effect of tides 439; Cars exchanged (Midland), mfl Assembly-Introduced, in. 1501, 2u. 2171-4, papers 1100; Carpenters' wages, q. Mr. 2279-87, Corn. 2429-35,3Sn. 2,560, Courteil' Johnson 1666, 1783; Classification of staff, amendments 3069 q. Mr. Johnson 1618; Cornmissioner, q, Council-Received, In. 2533, 2s. 2608, 2671. terms of agreement 181; Coolgardie Cross- Corn. 2672, 2730, 2890, 3a. 2972 ing, q. Mr. Johnson 1618; Fares (suburban) on goldfields, q. 921; Frauds at Kookyie~ and Mount Malcolm, q. 27381; Freight RAD18iT SUBJECTS (various)- increases, q. as to result 1133; Holiday Assembly-Rabbit Department-, q. as to slow crowding Of trains, 9. Mr. Jacoby 2271; progress 1499, Fencing, q. Mr. Thomas. Draghooks purchase, q. cost 1667; Eight- 179; Cost etc., q. Mr. Butcher 769 hiours Day, q. Mr. Holman 1201; Engines, Con r-Rabbit Acts, q. how enforced 1481; q. cost 807, Baldwin Engines 1255; Goods Rabbit Board, m. to appoint 1290, 4; Fenc- imported and charges eastward, q. 228, 223;- ing, q. Hon. R. GI. Barges 1187; Skins, q. Kalgoorlie Expresis, q. 2271, q. platform 2604 t 21471 Hopper wagons purchased, q. 1866; Xxvill PLAI xxviiIDEX EM TO SUDBJEOTS.J

RAILWAYS GENERALLY-cofltinttLd. RESIDNTInAL LEAsEs ON GOLDFPIELDS, question Labourers. on goldfields lines, q.Mr. of granting freehold titles for Boulder Johnson 2494; Lavatory cars, q. Mr.: town leases (see Land Act Amendment Bill, Wallace 961, q. Mr. Holman 2735, Loco- Council's amendment discussed in both motive Branch, q.particulars 960; Material Honses) for railways, q. cost 1162; Motor Wagons as feeders for railways, 9, Mr. Jacoby 2829: Roads Act Amendment Bill-~ Permanent Way wages, g. 808; Rails and Assembly - Introduced, Is. 446, 2n, 404, Sleepers for Cue, q. transit 224; Rates. on 730, select committee 732, report presented railways, Ministerial explanation in replyr 1202, recommendations 1405, in Corn. 1405, to Press criticism 225; Rates for gold- 1608, 1613, 1667, recomnnittal 1672, division fields how reduced, q. Mr. Hastie 921: 1676, reported 1743, SR. 1784, Council's Rates how affected by heavier engines, q. amendments 2969, 30M, 3211 2735; Refreshment Cars, q. height of Couptcil-Received, Ia. 1772, 2u. 1899, Corn. tunnel 2Q13; Siding at Sawyers Valley, 9 - 58; Spark-arresters (see under " Spark- 2W37. 2080. 2199, 2249, 2417, recommittal arresters"); Station alteration at Pre- 2420, 2460, 2533, 3a. 2606, Council's amend- mantle, q. 224; Stores, ma.return (value] ments 8171 447; Stores reshipped to England, q. 2914; Suburban Fares on goldfieds, q. 9a21; Roads and Streets Closure Bill- Travellers' Comforts, q. Mr. Johnson 364; Assembly-Received, in. 2171, 2a.. 2221, Coin. Truck Delays, q. 1163; Woodbridge, train 2374, recommittal snd 3a, 2497 to stop, q. 2272; Woodlupine Siding, g. 1Council-Introduced, Ia. 1773, 2a, 1909, Corn. 2272; Workshops at Midland Junction, y. 2094;, Railway-yard, labourers' wrages, j 2080, 3R. 2126 2555 Robb's Jetty to Woodman's Point Railway Council-Bridge for William Street, Perth, Bill- q. Hon. 0. Randell, 144; Coolgardie CrosE- ing, q. Hon. 0. Bellingham 2604, mn.papers Assembly--Introduced, In. 3059, 2s. 3128, 2605; Great Southern train service, q. 1313, Corn. etc. 3129 Narrogin Railway Reserve, q. sales of land Council-Reeived, IR., 2&., etc. 8108 2369; Refreshment Rooms and Sunday drinking, q. 1188; Shelter Sheds for Great Southern, q. 78; Spark-arresters, q. 2078, RETURNS, REPORTS, AND Pn'sas ORDERED BT 2199 ASSEMBLY- Atlas Boiler Fluid, Dixon's Flake Graphite, return 1100 RAILWAY PfoJEcTs - Canning Timber lHalway (purcha~se), psticu- Assembly-Timber line, proposal to purchase tsrs 682 918, Jandaltot, q. Mr. Jacoby 856. q. Mr. Coal Leases Agreement, Collie-Cardiff, papers Higham 2733; Wanneroo, ~.Mr. Jacoby 888 856 (see also "1Esporance and "1Port Coilie-to-Goldfields Railway, reports 1688 Hedland ") Criminal Libel Prosecutions, return 447 Donnybrook Freestone, Royal Commission Counil-Port Hedland to inland Gold- report 760 fields, q. as5to Government intention 2605: East Perth Railway Yard, return 1688 Port Hedllnd to Marble Bar, q. 2792 Estates Purchased under Statute 609 Exhibition Expenses, Paris and Glasgow, RAILWAY RATEsj tNcasASszn (see debate on return 1960 Address-in-reply, amsndment to dis- Exploratory Trip,lMr. HID, papers 1135 approve) G.M. Lease No. 222u, papers 1688 G.M. Lase (Kalgoorlie), surrender, papers 1223 Redistribution of Seats Bill- Government Inspector of Midland Railway 636 Assembly-Introduced, lxa. 1366, 2a. 1526, Harbour Dues Fremsntle 1013 2404, referred to select committee 2401 land Purchases (for railway deviation near (Bill not finished) Fremnantle), return 447 Leonora, Railway, cost etc. 610 RESERVES REDEDICATION (see6 "1Permanent Locomotives, cost of running 1013 Reserves") Mechanical Branch (railways), salaries etc., return 760 Pension to Mr. 0. Berry, papers 1018 Rzsnlvoza (see Coolgardie Goldfields Water Printing of Books (letterpress and account), Supply Bill, 2a.4 return 2013 Public Buildings, Furniture and Fittings 682 RESIDENTIAL ARAS EX~xvsasow, KALOOLE-- Public Service, how affected by legislation Asse-my-Williamtstewn, tn. Report 1040 1330 ThET [IwNx&TO SunJECTS.3 sOU ZXN'

RETURNS, REPORTS, AND PAPERS ORDERED BY SECRET PURCHiASE or LANDS, RAILWAY DmvA-. ASSEMDLY-O"iUeL&. TION (see "Railway Deviation," also Railway Axle-box, Gile's patent, papers Railway Estimates) 1013 Railway-Cans Exchanged (Midland), papers 8ELECT COnxmInus APOINTED By ASSEMBLY-- 1100 Railway Deviation (projeted), Fremautle, Camels Importation (Pail Mabomet) 474-81, plans 484, particulars '760 reported 1055 Railway Stores (value), return 447 Collie to Coffie-Boulder Railway Bill 1095- Residential Areas, Williamstown Extension, 1100, reported 1688 Geologist's report 1040 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill Spark-arresters, papers 760 1130, reported 2272 "Sophocles," s.s., Deviation of course, cor- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting respondence 1450 Special Lease Bill 2221, reported 2619 Timbers for Railway Use, return 1163 Public Abs~ttoirs (site) 1466-71, reported Tuart Timber, return 1100 2147 Victoria Quay, Fremsantle, expenditure Redistribution of Seats Bill 2404 (no report) return 446 Roads Act Amendment Bill 732-3, reported Water Catchment Area (Canning), papers 1202 as to removal of settlement at timber Spark Arresters (railway engines) 1134-5, mills 1453 reported 2470 Works and Buildings authorised 484 Stock Regulations 482, 1867-70, reported 2619 Traceey (Mrs. Eliza), alleged wrongs 1028-SO, RETORMS, REPOReS, AND PAPnnS ORDERED aY reported 2874 COUNCIL- Durges v1.the Crown, papers 634 SELECT COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY COUNCIL- Eucla Division Pastoral Leases recently Metropolitan Waterworks 1189, 1297-8, applied for, papers 2532 reported 2719 Government Clothing Inspector, Appoint- ment, papers 1189 Kimberley Pastoral Leases recently applied S ELECT CoxxIWZr, POWER TO flSIT PLACS- for, return 1319 Assembly-re. 1266 Land Purchases (railway deviation near Fremantle) papers 448 Occidental Syndicate, Exchange of Land, SESSbONL COxManrrne- papers 2718 Assembly-Appointed, m. 60 Pastoral Leases, Encls papers 2532, Kim- Council-Appointed, m- 23 berley applications 1319 Public Service Retrenchment, compensation paid or promised, return 2605 SESSIONAL ORDERS, SITTNGx DAYS AND HOURS- Railway Crossing closed, Coolgardie (Fell's). Assembly--n. Premier 69; sjittings, mn. ex- papers 2605 tension 2914 Tickr-infested Cattle, papers (D'Arcy Ulir) 1491 Council-in. Minister for Lands 23 Wharfage Payments at Fremantle, return of particulars 1189 Snrore, CLOSING Toax (set "Petitions;' also "1Factories and Shops Bill ")

Sim ARTHUa LAWLETc, LETTER or FAREWELL- Assemby-Letter read by the Premier 564 SANDALWOOD CUTING, As'oRnns- Assemhly-q. Mr. J'acoby 2272 SLEEPER MEWERS, DELAY IN PAYMENT- Asseibly-q. Mr. Taylor 278 SAVINGS BANK FACILITIZs- Assembly-To extend, q. Mr. Jacoby 164-9 SIxOINGz By JUVzNILES. LEGISLATION PRO- POSED (54s "1Police Act Amendment Bill "

SCHOOLS OF MINES, GOLDPIELDS- "SoPIocLrS," &5., PORT CHARG- Assemsbly-q. Mr. Reside 922, q. Mr. Hopkins A vsensbl-Deviation from a port q. 636, 80M; 1163 (see also Mines Estimates) Papers, V&.Mr. Hassell 1450

SEAT VACANT, H&nNANs- SOUTHi AFRICA, PERMTS AND LABOUR CON- Assembly-rn. Premier 1330 (see also "Han- DITIONS- DaUB"1) Assemby-q. Mr. Daglish 459 xsx S011 [LINDEX 'TO SUBJECTS.) TIC

SOUTH PERTHf LIQUOR LICENSE, THREE-MIL.E STOCK ROUTES, WATER SUPPLY, SHIPMENT- LIMIT- Assembly-Shipment at Derby, q. 961; Water Assembly-q. Mr. fllingworth 2733 Supply, q. Mr. JIacoby 2374 (see also " East Kimnberley Country ") SOUTH-WEST CAVIns (sea "1Estimates," Works Counrcil-Northern, Stock Routes, j. 2718 votes)

SPARR-ARRESTEK5, LOCOMOIVSs- STORES ACCOUNT, PERCENTAGE ADDITION- Assembly-q. Mr. Ewing 322, in. papers 160, Assembly-q. Hon. F. H. Piesse 225 (see also q. 807; Select Committee, mn.Mr Ewing " Estimates," Treasury votes) 1134, report presented 24'10

SPEAKER (return after illness)- SUBuRIAN DRAINAGE, PERTH DISTRICTr- Assembl-Cong-ratulation 3217 Asse'nbl-q. Mr. Daglish 09, Commission to be appointed 59, q. for Mr. Daglish 1827; SPEAR-PAaRE! LIBEL INQUIRY- Loan Estimates, a statement 3090 Asseinbly-q. Mr. Nanson 60; Motion .tgainsl inquiry by Commission, Mr. Nauson 106, SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS- 485, amendment 622, previous question 524, explanations 636, division on amendment Assemnbly- To legislate,.q. Mr. Higham 136 uS?, farther amendment 528, adjournment (see also " Police Act Amendment Bill ' 550, division 556, m. question to be now put 556, division 563, division on amendment SUNDAY LABOUR ON MINES- o63; q. Mr. Hopkins 1404, 2497; Report of Commission presented 2077 Assembly- 9 . Mr. Reside 365

Stamp Act Amendment Bill- SUPREME COURT LIBRARY- Assenmbly-Introdueed, Is. 1450, 2n. 1555, Assembly- 9. Mr. Reid 2337 Corn. 1745, 3R. 1828, Council's amendments 2470 Council-Received, in. 18153, 2n. 2134, Corn. Supply Bills (3)- 2138,2373, Sn. 2406 Assembiv-Bill No. 1, £21,000,000, all stages 62; Bill No. 2, X5600,000, all stages 1328; STANDING ORDER (NEW), DEPUTY SPEAKER Bill No. 3, all stages 221a ETC.- Counci/-Bill No. 1, Ia. 56, remaining stages Assembl6y-Speaker may appoint deputies, sIn. 78; Bill No. 2, all stages 1320; Bill No. 3, Premier 682 all stages 2205

STANDING ORDESs SusPENsioi- SUSPENSION OF A MEMBER- Assembly-To expedite business, m. 2466 Assembly-Mr. Speaker's ruling on irrele- Counicil-To expedite business, In. 8035, 3097 vancy 756, Member suspended 76; point raised later as one of privilege 757-9 STATE GOVERNO- Assembly-rn. how to be appointed 1014, amendment 1024, 'n, withdrawn 1028 T.

STEAMIER SERVICE, FREMXANTLE-GERALDTON- 'PnsOnMrn AND CABLE SERVICES- Assembly-Subsidy, mn.Mr. Hutchinson 1040, Council-n. Hon. T. F. 0. Brimage 2718 q. Mr. Holman 2979 TiELERAPHS INTERRUPTrION- STEAMSHIP SUBaSDIES- Coundil-q. Hon. T. F. 0. Brimage 2717 Assembly-q. Mr. Stone 682 (see also " Gor- aldton-Freniantle Steamship Service") 'IELEPRONXs, EXTENSION IN COITNTRY Dis- TRIers- STOCK EXPORT TO SouTRn AFICA- Council-rn. Hion. C. A. Piesse 1188, 1327, Asseinbly-q. Mr. W'allace 413 withdrawn 1328

STOCK EGULATIONS INQUIRY, ETC.- TICK-INFESTED CATTLE, RRMOVAL- Assembly-To inquire, mn. Mr. Highamn 482, Assemnbly-Removal, q. Mr. Jacoby 2272; 186 division 1870, report presented 2619; Eastern Goldfields, q. 2405 (see also " Stock Evasion of Regulations. q. 1911 (see also Regulations") "East Kimiberley Counitry '3 Couencil-Papers(D'Arey Ulir), m. 1491 TIM [INDEX TO SUBJECTS.] WOR XXXT

Tliwaxa CoujuATroN OP CoxLNnES, amend- V. ment of law as to maximum area (see Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's VICTORIA QUAY, FIIEMANTLE- amendment discussed in both Houses) Assernbly-n. return 446

TIMBERt CONCESSION (Mr. H., T. Smith)- Assernbiv3-How granted. q. Mr. Taylor 566 W. WVAGES or? MINERS, FOaTNF(+NTLY- Thxipa MILLS ON WATER CATCHMENT ARA (CANNING) Assembly-g. Mr. F. Reid 90 Asseinbly-q. Dr. O'Connor 1404, in. papers 1453, in. Settlement on catuh went arts, not WVANNEROO RAILWAY PROJECT- to le permitted 1463 Assernbly-q. Mr. Jacoby 856

TIMB1ERs FOP. RAILWAY UsR- WVATER SUPPLY, CATCEX1ENT, BORING, ETC.- Assembly-Return, in. 16. Yelverton 1163 AIssembly - Canning Catchizient Area (see " Timber Mills oji water catchment "); Catch went for Mxudaring Reservoir; qKiSnc SuPpLY IN -IRE STATE- Cottusloe, q. artesian supply 2555 ; Mur- Assemblv-q. Mr. Hastie 2734 chison Goldields, q. Mr. Holman 3058; Reticlastion for Northami, g. 2914; -Water TRACHr (MRS.), INQUIRY INTO PETITION- Rate at Leederville, q. refusal to strike 59; Water Weirs for Avon River, q. 2914 (see Asseyoly-To inquire, in. select committee Linder 'Coolgardie Goldfields ") 1028, amendment 1080, report presented aso 2374 t oI~d-Ctun at Mundatring Reservoir, q. to ringbark trees 1481; Eastern District settlers, q. to assist by boring- etc. 2406 TRAINING COLLEGE FUaNisHINo- Assemiby-q. Mr. Daglish 1550 "'Ess, MR. F. L.- Council-in, papers WOO0 TRAmWAYS (.gee under name of each Biti or locality) WAAFAOE PAYMEN4TS AT FREMANTLE- Cmnil-Return, in. Hon. WV.T'. Loton 1i89) Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill- i Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor Annuity Bill- Assemblyv-Received, Ia. 88L, 2R, 1131, Corn. 1221, 3R, 1266, amendment reconsidered Assemly-Introduiced, In W22, 2R. 1127, Coin. 1614 1130, 1215, 3R. 1240 coulcii--Introdneed, In. 222, 2R. 454, Corn. Counril-Received, Ia. 1296, 2Re. etc. 1320 45, 695, 634, 3n. 838, Assembly's amend- ments 1323, 1489 WILLIAM STREET BRIDGE- Assesnbly-q. Mr. Moran 1013 TUASIT TimBer LANDS- Council-q. Hon. 0. Randell 144 Assembly-rn. to purchase 1089 ; in. return 1100 Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Amendment Bill (Wine retail)- Assemiby-Introduced, lat. ,485, 2R. 881, amendment (six months) 887 (Bill rejected) U. .,ines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amendment UNEMpLoyED LABOUR, INFLUX- Bill (No. 2)- Assembly-To prevent influx, q. Mr. Johnson .4ssemby-Introcluced, IR. 24.21, 2R. 2530. 365 3154, Coin, 3150, 3185, division 3186, SR. 3187 URGENCY MOTION for adjournment of House- 0,uncil-Received, lit. 3160, 2Ia. 3166, Coin. Assembly-Speaker's ruling as to moving 3107, 3ga. 3170 adjournment on the plea of "urgency" 768; urgency must be made clear before WOaKS AND) BUILD~INGS AUTHOHIBIED- moving 758 .4ssemby-ss. return 484

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INDEX TO SPEECHES,

Explanation of Ahbreuiations.-1a., 2R., 3a., First, Second, or Third Reading of aHl-Cr, Committee of the whale Hause.-Interj., Interjection in Debate.-i., Motion.-q., Question to a Minister.

A. Avrais, Ma. W. (continued)- Railway and Theatre Refreshment Roams ADMINJ5TRATOIW or GOVEnatuENT DEPART. Licensing Act Amendment Dill, Corn. 730 MENTrs (see nder list of Subjects, "Ad- Railways Acts A mendthent ministration of Government Bill, 29. 706, Depart- Corn. 935, M4,9, 1117, 18, 1125 ments ") Railways generally: Rates and manage- ment 412; Estimates 3024, Loan Esti- ATKINS, Mr. W., Murray- mates 3077 Address-in-reply 412 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Cam. 1412 Bread Bill, Camn. 1963 Water Supply for Goldfields, Loan Esti- Camels Impartation Inquiry 1484, 8 mates 8091 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Works Department:- Day-labour system Bill, 3aL. 717, recommittal 832, 0, 1136, 7, 412; Works Estimates 2840, 4, Buildings 1140 2938; Contract system, mn. 1332, 1768 (see Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. 1012, 1071, also " Public Works Bill ") Corn. 3119 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2003 Contract System in Government Works, in. Ai'ronkNsr GzRVtAa (See under "Premier and to adapt 1332, in reply 1768 Attorney General") Caolgsardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, 2a. 2768 East Perth Railway Yard, goods, 7n. return 1688 B3. Electoral Bill, recommittal 2561 13AT11, Mr. T. H., Haunans- Elementary Education (district boards) BiUl. Corn. 831; Education Estimates 2650 Bread Bill, Corn. 1964, 6 Estimates, annual votes: Aborigines 2231. Caves in South-West, Estimates 2849, 52 Education 2660, Public Works 2840, 4, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1978, Public Buildings 29.33, Literary and Scien- Camn. 2303, 66, 88 tiflc 2990, Railways 3024 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Dill, Estimates, Loan: Railways ad Tram ways 2n. 2703, Cam. 2941, 7, 50 3077, Harbour and River Improvements Education System, Estimates 2641, 2661. 8088, 9, Coolgardie Goldfields Water 2,3,4 Scheme 3091 Electoral Bill, Corn. 2502, 7, 2618, 2525, 7 Factories and Shops Bill, Camn. 1676,7, 9, Esperance - to - Goldfields Railway, Refer- 80, 1697, 2045, 66, 61, 76, 2105, 16, 2119, endurn 1860 recommittal 2363 Estimates, annual votes: Aborigines 2223, Parest Depletion, to inquire into timber Electoral 2311, Gaols 2315. Medical 2583, cutting 1454 .5, 8. 90, 93, Police 2626, 30, 31. 32, Public Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Coam. 1179 Health 2634,56, Education 2541, 2651, 2, Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 3, 4, Mines generally 2692, 2708, Geolo- Corn. 3207 gical Survey 2715, 16, Lands and Surveys Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting 2784, 6, Public Works 2837, 8, 9. 2849, Special Lease Bill, select committee's 2852,7, Public Buildings 2918, 29, 31, 32, report 2619, mn.to consider report 2829, in 33, 36, London Agency 2988, Post Office Camn. 2829, 30, 3086, 6. 3070, 3116 Savings Bank 2988, Miscellaneous 3002, Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1976, 7, 8 0, 9 Mines Development Bill, Coim. 1617 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2073, 2098, Old Age Pensions, to provide 1691 9. 2100, 2, 2111, 14, 2124, recommittal 2347 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1797, 8, Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 1804 Coim. 3207 Political Influence and wasteful expenditure Geological Survey, Estimates 2715, 16 (Address-in-reply) 412 Health Boards (see " Estimates," Public Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Hlealth vote) 1149, Corn. 1268, 78 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Public Works Bill, Cam. 876, 1127, recom- Special Lease Bill, 2R. 2217, Corn. 2831 mittal 1165, 7,1160, 62 Labour. q. how to be employed 2147 XXXIV B3AT [INDEX TO SFsncEC1Js.) BUR

DAmTj, Mr. T. IT, (cotinued)- HRIcisno, Hon. TF.F. 0. rcotined)- Land ActAmendmient Bill, Council's amend- Marine Stores Bill, recommittal 1439 ment 3149 Metropolitan Waterworks, q. pariticslas Medical Attendance (see." Estimates," Medi- 837, via. to inquire J1589, report presented cal vote), Medical Levy on miners (see 2719, m. to adopt 2975 1Friendly Societies Bill ") 'Mines Development Bill, 2R. 212g, Cowi. Mines Development Bill, Council's amend- 2132 ments 2424 Parker's Range Data, q. 2667 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment 131I11 Police Act Amendment Bill1, 2cc. 2266, Coin. (No. 2), recommittal 2982 2413, 16 Police Act Amendment Bill, CouncilI's amend- Public Ser-vice Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Mnents 2774 6;04o, Assembly's amendments 1781 Police Department (see " Estimates," Police Public Service, q. effect of new legislation vote) 1289 Post Office Savings flank, q. administration Public Works Hill, Coin. 1817, 18, 19, 1820, 2980 2008, 20)10, 2033, 2206, recommittal 2408, Railway Stores, q. reshipment to England 2411 2914 Rabbit Pest Bill, 2a, 2671, Cow. 2730 Works and Buildings (see " Estimates " Railways generally: Remarks on Address- in-reply 79-S1, Esperance project 82, Rates BELLINOUAM, Hon. G., South ProVinCe- increased 83, Firewood traffic "; Railway Crossing closed, Coolgardie, papers 200 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a, Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1440 seconded amendment (six months) 843, to 9, 1493, 4, 5 speech M4 Redistribution of Seats, remarks on Address- Coolgardie Goldfields Water Scheme, q., in-reply 81, Constitution Act Amendment report 447; 'Helena Reservoir, q. 588, Bill 2827 return 1772 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1904, Corn. Pastoral Leases (Endsa), papers 2532 2037, 9, 2091, 9, 2202, 3, 2252, 3, 6, 6, 7, 8, Perth-Freniantle Road, q. repairs 588 2417, 18, 2460, 4, Council's amendments Public Service Act Amndment BlU, As- 3174 sembly's amendments 1780 Stamp Act Amendment.B8W, Corn. 2139,40 Railway Crossing closed, Coolgardie, q. 2604, Telegraph and Cable Services, q. 2717, a' - m,. papers 20305 2718 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, 2t?. Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- 455, Coin. 597 ment Bill, 2R. 3167, Coin. 8168

BanIGs, Hon. H., West Province (see also under *-Chairman of Committees)- inusois, Hon. Rt. G., Rest Province- Constitution Act Amendment 'Bill, 2a. 2828 Address-ini-reply 02 Metropolitan Waterworks select committee, administration (probate) Bill, Coin. 853, 4, mn.vacancy 1491 958 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1306, Corn. 1310, 11 BaixAox, Ron. T. F, 0., South Province- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Address-in-reply, adjournment .56, speech 79 (No. 2), 2n. 1826, Coin. 1895, 7, 8 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Ashiburton Tramway Hill, Coin. 2606 Coin. 1310, 11 Bread Bill, Council's amendments 2973 Bread Bill, 2 P..2335, Coin. 2547, 8, 2551 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 21t. 1774,5, Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 953 Coin. 2084, discharge of order 2337 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. ni. Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2n, 953 adjournment 2820, speech 2827 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Coin. a052, 4 2a. 3051 Drovin g Bill, m,. I1cc.1296, 2n. 2a. 15346, Coin. Dividend Duties Bill, 2a. 2570, Coin. 2890, 20W, 9,2146, reconmmittal 21403, Assembly's 2900, 3, Council's amendment 3050 amendment 2618 Esperanee Railway (Address-in-reply) 82-4, Education, q. Bieverley and Pingelly 2125; on m. to construct 2910 remarks on Address-in -reply 94 Factories and Shops BiU, 2a. 2534. amend- Esperance Railway, remarks on Address-in- ment moved (six months) 2535, select reply 97, on m. to construct 2011 committee 2547, in Corn. (shops clauses, Federation and its effects 96-7 0158 E'isheries Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 3047, Fremantle Harbour Trust BlU, 2R. 1544 Cow1. 3048 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting- Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Cow. 1814 Special Lease Bill, 2U. 317G Goldfieds Water Scheme, 96, 98 Land Act Amendment Bill, 211. 2144, Corn. Immigration, how to increase 1315 2331, 2465, Council's amendments 3165 justices Bill, Cown. 11989, n-committal 1322 Lighthouse, q. Cape Naturaliste 2889 Land Act Amendmwent Bill, ft. 2145 Manufactures, to develop 2793 'Land Settlement, produce, ta~ation 100 BUR [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] OHA xxxv

BORES, R. G. (continued)- BUTCHER, Mr. W. J. (cotinued)- Manufactures, to develop 2793 Justices Bill, Corn. 620 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2130 Land Act -Amendment Bill, Council's Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill, amendments 8131, 2 Corn. 454 Leave of absence, rn. 2914 Poison Ljease exchanged for freehold, Occi- Mines Development Bill, Corn. 1616 dental Syndicate 804-1 Point Sampson Stock Jetty, Estimates 3089 Printing committees 1814 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Public Notaries Bill, Corn. 856 1280 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, As- Public Works Bill, recommittal 1161 sembly's amendments 1816 Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2429, 24,81, 2, 3, 4, 5, Public Works Dill, Corn. 1818, 19, 1821, 3, 6, Council's amendments 3059 2004. 7, 8, 9. 2010, 2034, 5, 6, 2209, recomn- Rabbits Incursion, q. expenditure 159, q. mnittal 2407?, 2412 officers employed 759 Rabbit Acts, q. how enforced 1481 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Rabbit Pest Bill, 2R. 2610, Corn. 2672, 3, 4, Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 728 5, 2731, 2 Roads Act A mendment Bill, Corn. 1673 Rabbit Skinm exported. g. 2604, Spear-Parker Libel, hew to inquire, in. Rabbits: Fencing, q. 1187; District Boards, seconded 500, adjournment 556 m. to appoint 1290, withdrawn 1294 Stock Regulations Inquiry 1868 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1440, 9, 1498 to 5 Railways generally: Trucks, management, rates 93-4, Esperanee project 97, Midland line 99; Spark arresters, q. 2078. 2199;- Port Hedland to inland goldfields, q. 2606 CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTES AND DEPUTY Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1905, Com. SpsAxrr in Assembly (Mr. C. Harper. 2038, 9, 2040, 1, 2, 2090, 1, 2, 3, 4. 2199, Beverleyfl, see also Under "Harper "- 2201, 2, 3, 4, 2249, 2250, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, Bread Bill, Council's amendments 3073 2260, 1, 2418, 19, recommittal 2460, 2, 3, 4 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, rescind- Roads and Streets Closure Bill, Corn. 2081 i ing of resolution, order 2149, 2157 (two). Settling People on the latid 94. procedure 2154 , 5, remarks 2168; Com- Sliding Scale 02 mittee, 2158, 9, 2160, 23657, 8, 2382, 2394 Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2189 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, 2a. Stock Routes, q. northern 2718 1 2761 Transfer of Land Amendment Bill, Corn. 597 Droving Bill, Corn. 1220 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Coun- cil 1948, Observatory, rulings 2602, 3, BUTCHER, Mr. W. J., Gascoyne- order 2655, 3001, 3 Aborigines, in. to inquire into treatment Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1687, 2076 900, in reply 902; Aborigines vote (Esti- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting mates) 2193, 4, 2238, 4, 6, 7, 2681, 2; Special Lease Bill, 2a. 2216, 2221, 30169 remarks on treatment of natives at Upper Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Clifton Downs Station 2236, 7 1276 Agricultural Blank Act Amendment Bill, Public Works Bill 875 Corn. 1506, 8 Brands Act Amendment Bill, mn.1n. 962, in. Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 931, discharge of order 1142 Roads Act Amendment Bill 1613, 3212 Camels Importation Inquiry, on report 1488 Coal Leases Agreement, papers re Collie- Rulings and Decisions:- Cardiff 889 Call for a Division: A member having Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2a. amendment spoken on one side of a question, if he moved 988, withdrawn 1081 afterwards call for a division, should Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Corn. vote on that side or his vote may be 2867, 9, 2389 claimed, 931 Cossack Jetty, Estimates 3089 Mover having replied, farther debate is Drovingr Bill introduced, m. in. 446p i. 2a. out of order, but may be permitted, 2167 Mover of amendment has no right of i reply 8832, Corn. 1218, 19, 20, 21, Council's620 amendments 2807, 2425, 2957 reply, 2160 Electoral Bill, Cow. 2512 Reducing amount of a vote of Supply: If Esperance-to-Gold fields Railway, seconded amendment toreduce by a given sum be mn.to construct 659 negatived, the amount may be reduced etima tes, annual votes: Aborigines 2193, by a smaller sume, and the adjustment 4, 2233, 4, 6, 7, 2681, 2, Medical 2585, of items in the vote left to the dis- Police 2622, 9, Education 2654 cretion of the Government, 2602; Items Estimates, Loan : Harbour and River Im- cannot be dealt with after the total provements 3089 of vote has been renched, 2608, 2656; Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2063, 4, 5, Amendment to reduce must be by a 2118, recommittal 2363 Substantial amount, 3003 innV CHA [IhNE TO SPEECHES.] COL

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES im Council (Hon. COLoNIAL. SECRIETARY AND MINISERn FOR HT.Briggs, West Province), see also Under EDUCATION (continued)- "Briggs" Bread Bill, ms. 2u. 17+10, Corn. 1960 to 6, Bread Bill 2549, Council's amendments 2972 recommittal 2044, Council's amendments Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, Corn. L-315, 16, 3070, 1, 3 8181 Camels Importation, inquiry 477, report Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, 1483, on amendment 1600 Cont. 3052 Civil Service (ace "1Public Service") Dividend Duties Bill 2890, 2903, 4, 3057 Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. 982 Droving Bill 2087, 2617, 18, 19, 2664, 5 Copper Smelter for Phillips River, on in. to Factories and Shops Bill, to reinstate and erect 1035 reduce, Corn. 3158 Death in Fremiantle Lockup, reply to q. 58 Land Act Amendment Hill, Corm. 2331, 3159, Droving Bill, Corn. 1220 60, " Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill mn.1ss. 4,46, ms.2a. 678, reply 5186, Corn. 610, 595 12, 14., 825, 6, 7, 9' in. prgrs 882 Public Works Bill, Council's anendmnents Esporance-to-Ooldfields Railway, referendum 3113 3189 Rabbit Pest Hill 2674 Rstimates,annual votes: Cologtisi Secretary's Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1449 Department 2182, 3, 4, 5, 6, 2190, 1, 2, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Cons. 2041, Aborigines 2194, 5, 6, 7, 8, 2222, 9, 2231, casting vote 2092, amendment out of order Charities 2M4, i, 3,, 4, 5, 6, Electoral 2247, 2204, order 2204, 2250, 6, 2201 2248, 2307, 8, 9, 2310, 11, 12, Fisheries Transfer of Land Amendment Bill, Corn. 2312, Gauls 2313, 14, 15, 16, Government 456, 596,7 Gardens 2316, 1?, Medical 2320, 1, 2, 2580, 1, 8, 4, 5, 8, 9, 2590, 1, 2, 3. 4, 7, 8, 9, Rulings and Decisions :- Observatory 260, 2, Police 2623, 4, 6, 7, 8, Moiney Bill: Suggestion to amend a Money 0, 2630,3, Public Health 2635, 6,7, Registry Bill is out of order, if it widen the area 2638, Rottnest Establishment 2638, Educa- of taxastion covered by the Bill, 2890 tion 2641, 2, 4,65, '2650,1,2,83,4. A borigines Naming the next member to speak (more 26-55, 6, 1, Mines Department 2709, Public than one rising) is in the discretion of Buildings 2877. 9, 2883, 6, 7, 8. 2917, 2933, the Chair, 2087 6, 7, 8, Literary and Scientific Grants Taxation: A member of the Council cannot 2989, 90, Pensions 2992, 3,4, Miscellaneous move amendment or suggestion for im- 2099, 3012 posing new taxation, 2204; Nor is it in Explosivcs Act Amendment Bill, m. Ia. 44G, order for a member to move to vary the vs. 2R. 461, Corn. 578, Council's suggestions method of taxation provided in a Bill 12661 originating in the Assembly, 2204! Featoriesi and Shops Bill, Corn. 1717, 2099, 2110, 2124 Fisheries Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 3183 CLARKE, HOn. E. M., South-West Proviuce- Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, ol. IN. 609, Agricultural Bank Act Amenilment, Bill, 2R. 865, in reply 1114, Corn. 1172, 7, 8, 9, 2a. 1308, Coin. 1310 1181, 2,3, 4, 1280,3, 6, 7,8,9, recommittal Bread Bill, Corn. 2548, 50 1346, 7, 8, Council's amendments 2273, 4 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2R. 952 G aol at Derby, Closure, reply to q. 888 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 2828 Health~ Act Amendment Bill, mt.2Rs.'3059 Factories and Shops Bill, to reinstate and Holiday, Perth Cup race, reply to 9. 3182 reduce 3167 Flonours to Civil Servants, reply to q. 2147 Fisheries Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 3047, Hospital Grievance, Kalgoorlie. reply to q. Corn. 3048 413 Malcolm-Laverton Railway Bill, 2R. 3109 iKangaroo, Skins, sale, reply to q. 1549 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2182 ,,hbour- (surplus), how to be employed, reply Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill to q. 2147 No. 3, Corn. 3107 Leavo of absence, ns.922 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2414, 16 Mines Development Bill, Corn, 1617 Public Works Bill, recommittal 2408 'Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2673, 5, 2731 n. alt stages 2147 Roads Act Amendment Bill, COrn. 2091, 3. Pacpers presented 222, 322,608,1717, 921, 959, recommittal 2463 1013, 1366, 1665, 19-36, 2124, 2213, 2400, 2466, 25,54, 2733, 2829, 2955, 2979 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, m. COLONIAL SEVEFrARY AND MINISTER FORl 2m. 2014, in reply 2014, Cown. 2428, 9, 2556, EDUCATION (Hon. W. Kingssill)- Aborigines, inquiry into treatment 901 Perth Board oflHealth, drain, reply to q. 717 Address-in-reply, on amendment as to rail- Piggery Nuisance. goldfields. reply to q. 1648 way rates Rod Commissioner system 106 Police Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 1797 Albany and Fresh-air Visitors, reply to q. Police Allownuc, goldfields, reply to q. 180; 1055 Police Pay (resignation,) reply to 9. 807 C'OL [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] COL Xjt

COLONIAL SECEETAnTi AND) MINISTER FOR COLONIAL Trazsua&Eu (continued)-- EDuCATION (continued)- Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2101 Printing Committee, Haasard reports, to Federal Budget Speech (printed copies), curtail 61 reply to q. 1265 Public Service: Cost of Commission etc., Financial Statement 1633-65 (see also reply to q. 717, 2420; Public servant dis- "1Estimates",) missed 893; Amendment Bill, Corn. 1272, Food Duties, as to abolishing 1042 9; Hlonours to civil servants, reply to q. Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Cam. 1184 2147 Gaette., cost of printing 2997 Public Works Bill, Corn. 878, recommittal Geraldton to Firemantle Steamer Service, 1161 Hs to subsidy, reply to q. 682, remarks 1041 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms I Government Stores, Valuation, reply to q. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 72.5 106 (see also " Stores Acconnt" Railways Acts Amendment Bill, as, IsE.4 Pi, J'ustices Bill, Coin. 618 us. 2aL. 485, in reply 821, Corn. 923, 932, 7,8. King's Park (see " Parks and Gardens " 940, 1, 2, 1llS, 19, 1U23, 5, 6, recommittal Lands and Surveys administration (see 1164, 5, 9, Council's amendments 3064 " Estimates ") Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1613 Loan Estimates of Expenditure 2980 Steamer Service, Fremantle-Geraldton, reply Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill to q. 2979 introduced 2211, in. 2 a. 2305 Water Rats at Leedorville, refusal to) strike, Local Loans, how to obtain small sums 886 reply to q. 59 Midland Railway, fares and freights, reply to q. 960; Dividend duty, reply 1912 COLONIAL TREASUREU (Hon. J. Gar-diner, Museum and National Gallery: Branch for Albany)~- Boulder 1832; New Wing for Museum, reply to q. 609 Abattoirs, inqiry as to site 1460 on Papers presented 822, 635, 717, 887, 960, Address-in-reply, on amendment 127, 1265, 1328, 1648, 1606, 1059, 2979 general question 329, intet-js. 281,443 Agricultural Bank (see "Estimates," ailso Parks and Gardens (King's Park etc.) 3005, 7,9 "Financial Statement " Pensions and retiring allowances 2991, 2, 3; Cemeteries, rule as to money g-rafts 2999 Superannuation scheme in preparation Civil Service (see " Public Service " Classifying and Reorganising Public Scr- 2991 Post Office Savings Bank administration, vice 3000 reply to q. Constitutional Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2980; facilities, reply to q. 2392 1548 Contract System in Public Works 1339 Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act Dividend Duties Bill introduced, Int. 214$, Amendment Bill introduced 2211, in. 2at, Mn.2k. 227J5, Cam. 2472, 3o 4, 2481, 5, 9, 2305. Corn. 2306, 7 2490, 1, 4, recommittal 24197, 3Et. 249j, Printing Department (also Stationery) 2995, 6; Contract printing, reply to q. 2043 Council's suggestions 8031, 2, 3 Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to sits 1466 Proving ]Bill, Corn. 121.9, 20 East Kimberley Country. alteration of Public Service Act Amendment Bill, in, 2a. Quarantine Boundary 1829 1142, in reply 1154, Corn. 1267, 1270, 4, 5, Electoral Bill, Corn. 2528 7, 8, recommittal 1344 Esperance Harbour Charts, reply to q. 271) Public Service Commission, statement of Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, as to c'-n- work done 8000 structing 770; Referendum 1859 Rabbit Pest, expenditure, reply to q. 759; Estimates, financial statement delivered officers employed, reply 759 JWS3-66, 19q43-5. Annual votes:- Legis- Racecourse for Nottaw, purchase of land :3012 lative Assembly 19.52, Stipendiary Magis- tracy 2176, Colonial Secretary's Depart- Railway Stores (see "Stores Account") ment 2184, 8, Aborigines 2228, Charities Railways Administration 330, Rolling-stock 2243, Electoral 2309,Gaols 2314, 15, Medical ,330-1, Rates increased 331, Commissioner 2587, Police 2628; Lands Department, system 332-4, land purchases for devia- Lands and Surveys 277.5-6, 2781, 2, 3, 4,5.3, tion near Fremantle 384-5 6, Woods and Forests 27813,9, Agriculture Savings Bank (see " Post Office" 2790, Agricultural Bank 2790, 1, Rabbits- Sliding Scale (Address-in-reply) 334 2791, 2, Public Buildings 2877, Treasury Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 556 2983, Harbour and Light 2088, Lond'n Stationery Department, to amalgamate with Agency 2988, Post Office Savings Banik Printing 299.5 2988, Literary and Scientific Grants etc. Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 21t. 1562 2989, Pensions and retiring and comn- Steamship Subsidies, reply to q, 682; passionate allowances 2991, 2, 3, Printing Geraldton-Fremsntle service 10ol1 2993, 6, 7, Miscellaneous 2998, 9, 3000, 3. Stock Regulations Inquiry 1866 4, 5, 7,09, 3012, 13. Stores Account, explanation (Address-in- Estimates, Loan Expenditure, general istat e- reply) 127-34, farther remarks 335-6, ment 2980 3013 ; Valuation of Stores, reply to q. Exhibitions, cost, reply to q. 2211 106; Percentage addition, reply 225 XnXvmI COL [INDEX TO SP"EECHES.] DlAG

CozomiAL TREASURER (cotntied)- DAaarsa, Mr. H. (continued)- Superannuation Scheme in preparation 2991 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bil], Supply Bills introduced: One million, p. recommittal 83 7, 1186, 9 62-3; No. 2, Y,500,000, p. 2213; No. 3, Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. £-500,000, p. 1328-30 1070 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Corn. 1222 adjournment 1930, speech 1991, Corn. 2287, 286t3, 7, 2380, 2386, 8, 2393. 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 244G, 9, 2450, 52 COKNOLLY, Hon. 3. D., North-EastProvince- Contract System, on mn.by Mr. Atkins 1340, Administration (probate) Bill, Corn. 853, 4 1740, explanations 1770 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill. Drainagep Scheme, Perth Suburbs, q. 59 Corn. 1311; Bill No. 2, Corn. 18956, 7, 8 Early Closing of Shops 425 (see also "1Fac- Dread Bill, Corn. 2551 tories and Shops Bill ",) Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 95'2 Electoral Bill, Cam. 2500, 6, 2.511, 2514, 15, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 282G 18. 19, 2523, 5, 6, 9; Electoral Registration Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, 2n. (see " Estimates," Electoral vote) 3050, Coin. 3052,3 Electoral Rights (Address. in-reply) 420 Dividend Duties Bill, 2u. 2725, Cow. 2890. Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, 6, 2900, 2 Corn. 311, 82f$, 9; Education Department Esperanec Railway, vi. to construct 265S, (see " Estimates," Education vote) 2800 Esperanee-to- Goldfields Railway, en in. to Factories and Shops Dill, 2u. 2544 construct 770; Referendum 1858, amend- Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Cow. 1815 ment moved 3198 Hairdressers, Petitions presented 2582 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Justices Bill, Corn. 1199 sembly 1949, 1950, 3, 6, 6, 8, Crown Law Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Officers. 2019, Audit 20238, Patents and Special Lease Bill, Cow. 3177 Trade Marks 2026, Stipendiary Mge King's Park Traniways Bill 1434 tracy 2028, 2176, Colonial Secretary's Marine Stores Bill, Corn. 1300 Department 2185, 2193, Aborigines 2227, Mines Development 1Bill, 2a. 2127, 213 1, 2. Charities 2240, 2, 4, 6, Electoral 2246, 7, 3,4 8, 2309, W?, Government Gardens 231.7, Post Office Savings Dank Consolidation Act Observatory 2600, 1, Police 2621, 2, 6, 7, Amendment Bill, Corn, 2871 0, 30, 'Public Health 2636, 7, Registry Public Notaries Bill, Corn. 856 2637, Rottnest Establishmient 2638, Edn- Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Assem - cation 2039, 486, tit, 66, Public Works bly's amendmients 1781 generally 2837, 8, 9, 284-2, Public Build- Public Works Bill, Corn. 1498, 1818, 1822, 3, ings 2917, 2931, 2, 7, Pensions 2990, 3, 2004, 2033, 4, 2209, 10 Printing 2996, Miscellaneous .3000, 2, 3, 9 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Cow. 1447. Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Iii- 1492 provements 3087, Water Supply and Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2200,3, mn Sewerage for Towns 3090, Coolgardie progress 2205, recommittal 2420, 2460, 1 Water Scheme 3090 Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2139 Factories and Shops Bill, 2a. 1390, Corn. 1677, 1681, 2, 3, 7, 1709, 11, 18, 1725, XB, CowNqoa, Mr. F., East Kirnbertey (absent on 2052, 3, 6, 2064, 5, 70, 2097, 9, 2100, 4, leave, several months)- 21.13, 18, 19, 2120, 1, .3, recom mittal 2341, 5, 9,2351, 2, 4 Address-in-reply, in. adjournment 221, speech Food Duties, on in. to abolish 1252 on amendment 229, in. adjournment 322. Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1180, speech on general question 439 1, 3, recommittal 1348 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 3207, points of order 3205, 6 D. Hansard Reports, Estimates 1953 (see also 11Priutiug " vote) DAGLIBE, Mr. H., Babiaci- IIn decent Publications Bill, Corn. 1210 Aborigines, toinquire into treatment, amiend-' Justices Bill, Coim. 619, 621, 2 ment; moved 901 lialgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Address-in-reply, on amendment 215, on Special Lease Bill, 2a. 2220, Corn. 3069 general question 416 Labour Market and Unemployed, q. 2678; Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Hill Labour conditions in South Africa , q. 459 (No. 2), Cant. 1502, 1553, 4 Labour Party, individual responsibility to Assembly Business, sitting ditys and hours- constituents (Address-in-reply) 216, re- 1733 marks on a Member's actions 416 Bread Bill, Council's amendments 3073 1 Land Act Amendment Bill, Council'samend- Camels Importation, petition of Faiz Maim- ments 3136. 8, 3141 met 1486, 8 Legal Practitioners Act Amendmen t Bill, 2a. Caneus Decisions of Labour Members, re- 669 marks on a Member's action 416 tiquor Law, 7n. to amend 903, in reply 1866 bAG bAG(CINDEX TO SPEECHES.] DtlkE 3[lixi-i

DAGLISIS, Mr. H. (continued)- DAorSsir, Mr. HI. (continued)- Magistracy, Estimates 2028, 2175 Shops and Factories (Address-in-reply) 424 Metropolitan Board of Works, q. to establish (see also " Factories and Shops Bill"1) 1366 South Africa, q. permits and labour con- Mr. Speaker, Congratulation (after ilness) ditions 459 8218 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 548, Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill explanation .561 (No. 2), ?P. 2428, Coin. 2958 Standing Orders Suspension 2468 Obituary,lsate Member for Hannans, adjourn- Suburban Sewerage, Loan Estimates :s090 ment of House 1312 Training College, q. furnishing 1560 Old Age Pensions, in. to provide 1688, in Unemployed (see " labhour ") reply 1696 Water Rate at Leederville, q. ref usal to Pairing by Members in Divisions 920 strike 59; Water Scheme for Goldfields, Pensions (see " Estimates ") Loan Estimates 3090 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, 2A. Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor Annuity BUi, 2014, Corn. 2428, 9, 2556, 7, 9 Corn. 1213 Pharmacy and Poisons Acet Amendmient Bill, Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- 2R. 1601, Commkittee stag-e 1606 ment Bill, Cow. 3186 Police- Act Amendment Bill, Cown. 179G, 3, Works and Buildings (see " Estimates") 1800, 3, Council's amendments 2774 Furniture and fittings, in. return 652 Police Department (see" "Estimates," Police vote); Police Court procedure, q. Subiaco Dnrs'rxa, Ron. C. E., East Province- 009 Post Office Savingi Bank Consolidation Act Address-in-reply 162 Amendment Bill, 2R. 2306 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1307, Coin. 1311 Printing by Contract, q .2043; Book-printing, Br-ead Bill, Councils amendments 2973 in4.return 2018; Printing vote, Estimates Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2R, 1775, 2996 11. adjournment 2043 Printing Committee, as to curtailing Hansard Constitution Act Amendmnent Bill, 2R. 2812 reports, amendment moved 61 Coolgardie Goldields Water Supply Hill, Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site 1467 Corn. 3052 Public Buildings, in. furniture and fittings Dividend Duties Bill, 2R. 2729, Corn. 2900, 682 Council's amendment 3057 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Droving .BiUl, Coin. 2087, Assembly's amend- 1151, Coin. 1266, 1271, 7, 8 ment 2618 Public Service Commission. q. cost etc. Esperance Railway, as to constructing 2802 2420; Estimates, Expenses of Commission Pactories and Shops Bill, 2R. 2539, to rein- 3000 state and reduce 3158 Publid Service, how affected by legislation, Goldfields Water Supply 166 in. 1330. in reply 131 Immigration, how to increase 1317 Public Works Bill, Corn. 874, 7, 9, recomn- Justices Bil, recommittal 1322 mittal 1158. Council's amendments 2962, 5 King's Park Tramnways Bill 1437 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Land Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 214.5, Join. Licensing Act A mendment Bill, Corn. 72:3, 2328, 30, Council's amendments 3160, 2 4,6,7,8 Manufactures, to develop 2794 Railway Frauds, q. Kookynie and Mount Mines Development Bill, 2a. 2129, Corn. Malcolm 2734 2133 Railway Permanent Way, q. wages M0 Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, Occi- Railway Rates, Commissioner system etc. dental Syndicate 3041 216-19 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2209, Corn. Railways Acts Amtendment Bill, 2a. 709, 2415 Corn. 928, 939, 945, 8, 1119, 1121, 3,4, 5. Public Wvorks Bill, oin. 1498, 1818, 1822, 3, recommittal 1164, 9 2000, 2035, 6, 2210, recommittal 2410 Redistribution of Seats, remarks in antici- Rabbit Boards, to appoint 1293 pstion of Government Scheme 419 (see also, Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2074, 2732 "Constitution Act Amendment Bill") Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin, 1446, Registry Offices (see "Estimates," Charities 7, 1493, 4 vote) Railways generally: Administration 163-4, Reporting of Debates (see " Hansard rt- Gooinalling line 166, Esperance project ports ") 2802 Roads Act Amendnient Hill. Coin. 1405, 8 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2sL. 1902, Cowi. 1609, 12, Council's amendment 3212 2038, 2040, 1, 2001, 4, 220,3, 4, 5, 2231, 2, .3, Royal Commission on Public Scrv'ice, 4, 0, 2200, recommittal 2460, Council's Estimates .3000 amendments 3171, 2, 3, 4 Salaries (Estimates) 1949, 1950. 218.5 (,'rr Stamp Act Amendment Bi U. Coum. 2139 also " Pensions"- vote) Tick-infested Cattle, in. papers 1491 Savings Bank Facilities (Address-in-reply) Water Conservation, q. Eastern Districts 423 2406 - Water Supply to goldfields 160 XL rEP [INDEX TO SPEECHES.) DTA.

DEPUTY CUJIMAN ote CommiTTESs in As- DEPUTY CRASEMAN or? Coxsnrrsss (COn- sembly (Mr. F. Illingworth, Cuec), see tinned)- also under ' lllingworth- Rulings and Decisions (continued)- Chair taken for first time, remarks 1116 Ren-ding from a newspaper or pamphlet, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Corn. regarding any matter concerning the 2287, 2290, 2302, 4, 2436, 2440, '7, 2449, public welfare, is permissible in debate, 2451 2477 Comle to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, Corn. Reducing amount in a Bill:t In moving 2556, 3118, 3120, 1 that an amount in a Constitution Bill Dividend Duties Bill, Corn. 2473, 6, 7 (six), be struck out, with a view to inserting 2485, 3033 another sum, the amount so intended Electoral BiUl,Con'. 2504 should be stated when moving to strike Esperance-toGoldflds Railway, referendum out, 2447 3194, 6,7, 8, 9, 3200 Speaker's Decision not to be discusse;d: A Estimates 21.80, 6, 7, 2222, 2307, 2687, 2779, member is out of order in debating the 2842, 2859, 2860, 4, 2873, 5, division de- decision of Mr. Speaker, 1713 clared oW 2876-7, order 2870, 2881, 2931, Speaking out of his usual Seat: A member casting vote 29'82 must not interject or speak while out of Factories and Shops BiUl, Corn. 170U, 7, 8, his usual seat in the House, 2222 point of order 1712,' 13, order 1714, 15, [8, "Upper House": Parliament knows neither 19, declined to count whether quorum an 'Upper House nor a Lower House, present 1719, order 1719, 1721, 3, 5, 6, 2504 remarks 1745, casting vote 2098, order Withdrawal of a charge which reflects on 2118, 2120,2, 3 the honour of a member may be en- Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, 1177, 8, 1180, forced, 1706 casting vote 1182 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Special tease Bill 2830 DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Or COuxsuurrSs in As- Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's semubly (Mr. T. F. Quinlan, Toodgay) amendments 3185, 6, 7, 3142, 3153 see also under " Quinlan"- Mines Development Bill, Council's amend- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Cons. ment 24t24 2453, 4 P-ublic Works Bill, Council's amendments Electoral Bill, Corn. 2523 2965,6( Estimates 2234, 2600, 1, 2, 2654 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, rcom- Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, mittal 1166 Corn. 32G2 (five), 3203, 5, 6, division declared off 3207 Rulings andl Decisions DeciSiOlS as follow: Chairman to leave Chair: A motion "that Alteration of Amount: If an amount the Chairman do leave the Chair " can- named in a Constitution Bill be struck not be discussed, 1713; If such motion out, any sum may be propnsed until the were passed, the Order of the Day would vacant space is filled, 2523 be dropped, 1713 Reducing Amount: Amendment to reduce Denial by a. member must be accepted, the total of a vote (Estimates) having 1707, been negatived, another proposal to Division declared off, because only two reduce by a less amount would be in members sitting on the side calling for order, 2802; After the total of a vote division, 2876; Having the power to has been fixed by passing all items, declare a division off, he preferred to the total cannot then he reduced, but use it in this case, 2877 may be struck out, 2654 Interjections while a, member is speaking- are out of order, 2477 King's name:- To introduce it in debate ii DTnxouN, Mr. A. J1., South Frenatle- diorderly, 2187 Abattoirs, inquiry as to site 1466 New Clause: When a member propbses Address-in-reply, on amendhment 187, on a new clause while the Bill is in Comn- general question 380 mittee, but desires the proposal to he Aliens (see " Licenses") dealt with on recommittal, he must Bread Bill, Coin. 1982, 3, 6, recommittal withdraw it for the time, or it can hr- 2044 discussed in part and then progress he Building Contractor's Claim for extras, reported, 2-485 petition of Mr. J. lMher 1055. m. select Quorum after a short suspension of busi- corn. 1465,. 6 ness: After the usual adjournment for Collie-to-Goldfields Railway, on i. to con- refreshment, a quorum is not absolutely struct 1847 necessary for -resuming business; but if Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2ja. 1985, attention he caed to the lack of a Cown. 2390,2, 24 U, 7, 8 quorum, then a quorum becomes neces- Coolgardie Goldflelds Water Supply Bill, 2R. sary. 2478 2765 DIA DIA ~[INIDEXTO SPEECHES.]EW EWI ILIL

DIA-mOND, Mir. A. J. (continued)- DoHEa~n, Mr. D. J. (continued)- Electoral Bill, Cern. 2512 Government Business, on precedence 1739 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Leake Government, promises not fulfilled 365 Corn. 831 Railways generally: Commissioner, q. terms Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, on in. to of agreement 181; Railway changes and construct 761; Referendum 1861 administration 35 7-62, Land purchases for Estimates, annual votes: Stipendiary deviation 362-4 Magistracy 2177, Medical 2322, Lands and Surveys 2786, Public Works 2841, 9, Public Buildings 2924, Printing 2995, Dascw, Hon. J. M., Central Provinc- Miscellaneous 3002, Railways 3025 Address-in-reply 8.5 Estimates, Loon. Railways and Tramnways Arvcullural Areas, q. Chapman 78, q. Vic- 3078 toria district 144 Factories and Shops Bill, 2a. 1389, Cow. Bread Bill, Om,.26548, 51 1681, in. to divide 1712, Corn. 1717, in, Burges v. The Crown, mn.papers 634 question to be now put 1726, 6, 2047, 8, 9, Cinstitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2818; 53, 2097, 8, 2107. 15, 18 Redistribution of Seats, remarks 85 Food Duties, on mn.to abolish 1363 Dividend Duties, q. 2793 Forest Depletion, timber cutting 1461 Dividend Duties Bill1, Com. 2896, 2902 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1103, Esperance Railway, as to constructing 2804 COm. 1171, 1181, 4, 5, 1284, recommittal Factories and Shops ]Bill, 2R. adjournment 1848 2459, speech 2533 Governor's Departure, q. cost of special Justices Bill, Corn. 1194, 6, 7, 8 train 922 Land Applications, q. conditional purchase Hawkers, in. to be licensed 1"50, in reply 2889; Land settlement 91 1452 (see also "' Licenses " Midland Railway, q. water haulage 2532 Justices Bill, Coin. 615 Mines Development Bill, Coin. 2182 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Police Act Arnenduient Bill, Om. 2416 Special Lease Bill, Corn. 3067 Public Service Retrenchment, compensation Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1633, 10,75 payments 2605 Land Purchases (railway deviation), q. Railways generally : Remarks on Address-in- Rocky Bay 58, mn.return 484, remarks MSu reply 87; Midland line 88, Port Hedland Licenses (liquor etc.), a. to restrict aliens. project 92, Esperauce project 2804 1224, point of order 1237, in reply 1861I; Redistribution of Seats 85 Hawkers to be licensed, mn.1450, 2 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Cowi. 2199 Museum and National Gallery, on brand;i Sliding Scale 87 for Boulder 1833 Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 218 Petition presented, Building Contrnator's Telephones for country districts 1188 cla~im for extras 1055, in. to inquire 1466.6 Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendiuct Bill, 2m. 1602 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2a, 1.572, Coin. 1793, 9 Public Abattirs, inquiry as to site, Ewxso, Mr. J7., South5-West Mining- seconded is. 1466 Address-in- reply moved 15 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Roomis Coal Leases Agreement. Collie-Cardiff, on in. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. for papers 8390 723, 5, 9 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2a. Railway Deviation (projected), Fremantle, 7 18, personal explanation 978, 1094 q. Rocky May 58, remarks on the scheine Collie-to-Goldfields Railway, remarks 20, in. (Address-ini-reply) 380, mn.return 484 reports 1688 (two), in. to construct 1841 Railways Acts Amendment 'Bill, 21a. 708, C-ontract System in Gover-ament Works, on Coin. 923, 933, recommittal 1168 In. to adopt 1758, on amendment 1758 Railways generally, Address-in -reply 187, Donnybrook Freestone, in. report 760 380; Estimates 3026, 306 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1408,1610, Coin. 826 12, 1668 Esti mates, asinual votes: Mines Department Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire, mn.to 2709, 13, 14, lands and Surveys 2782, 5, 6, put question 562 Public Buildings 2868, 2938 Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchase 1599 Food Duties (Address-in -reply) 16 Victoria Quay, Fremantle, in. return 446 Industrial and Provident Societies Bill Works and Buildings, Estimates 2841, 0, introduced, IR. 168 2924 Leave of absence 922 Public Buildings, Estimates 2868, 2938 Railway Rates and Management, remarks DeMHNIT, Mr. D. J., North Fremntle- 18 (see also 11Collie-to-Goldfields ") Address-in-reply 356 Spark-arresters (railways), q. 322 ; mt.return Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. 760, q. re-trial 807 1083 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 548 kL1I FOU [IxnDX TO SPEECHES.] GOA

F. FOULKE$, Mr. J1,0, G, (continued)- I Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, FOULKES, Mr. J. C. G., C1moteni~t- Corn. 1222 Address-in-reply, on amendment 238 Water Supply (artesian)) 2. Cottesloe 25655 Administration (probate) Bill, Council's Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor Annuity Bill, amendments 1383, 4 2a. 1129 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- Corn. 16505 ment Bill, 2a.. 8154, Coin. 3185, 6 Assembly Business, sitting days ad hours Works and Buildings (see " Estimates" 1737 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, rejomimittal 836, 1138 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2a. G. 1064?, Corn. 3119 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Coin. OL1owRSY, Hon. J, T., South Province- 2358, 2305, 6, 2375, 2381, 2391, 9, 2400, Coolgardie Water Scheme, g. reticulation 2440, 1, recommittal 2471 1290, mn.price to consumers 1772, with- Coolgardie (Goldfields Water Snpply Bill, drawn 1772 Corn, 2963, 4 Dividend Duties Bill 2894, Council's amend- CottageO-by-the-Sea, grant in aid, Estimatei mnent 3057 2999 Eteperance Railway, to construct 2662 Criminal Code Bill, Coin. 2436 .Esperance-bo-Goldfislds Railway Survey, q, Electoral Bill, Corn. 2503 2532 Elementary Education (district boards-) Factories and Shops Bill, to reinstate and Bill, Corn. 830 reduce, Con. 3168 Rsperance-to-Goldflelds Railway, refert-n- Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- dum 3193 ments 3162 Estimates, annal votes: Legislative Issen;- Marine Stores Bill, 2a- 1299, 1.300 bly 1956, Crown Law Officers 2016, 17, Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2131, 3 Stipendiary Magistracy 202.5, 6, 9. 2030, Public Works Bill, recommittal 2410 Electoral 2308, Medical 2319, 2.580, 2659 l, Standing Orders Suspension 3097 9, Education 2649, Public Works 2850, 0:3, Public Buildings 2871, 2, 2381, 2, 3, 5, G, 2934, Pensions 2992, Miscellaneous 2991., GOaDN, Mr. W. B., South Perth- 3009 Address-in-reply,mi. seconded 21, on amend- Estimates, Loan: Railways (putrchase oPf wnent 181 land for deviation) 3075, 3082 Administration (probate) Bill, Council's Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2055, 60, 7-4, amendments 1384 recommittal 234$ Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Food Duties, personal explanation 1498 2a. 1379, Cown. 1503, 5 Justices Bill, Corn. 617 Camels Importation, mn.papers 1134, report Licenses (liquor etoj), restrviction on aliens of inquiry 1488 1234 Droving Bill, C or. 1218, 19, 20, 21 Magistracy, Estimates 2025, 6, 9, 2030 East Kimberley Quarantine Boundary, in. medical Attendance, Estimates 2319, 2580, adjournment 1829 94, 99 Electoral Bill, Corn. 2.511?,18, 24 Municipal Institutions Act mnudmnent Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Bill (No. 2), 2Ft. 2428, recommittal 2982 Corn. 611, 831 Museum and National Gallery, branches Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, referen- 1838 dum 1854. P'olice Act Amendinent Bill, Corn. 1798, 11S09 Estimates, annual votes: Charities 2242, Public Abattoirs, inquiiry as to site 1469 Public Works 2858 Public Servant dimised, as to inquiry Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1174, 1244 1284 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, recotn- 'Municipal Institutions Act Amendmient Bil initial 1344 (No. 2), Corn. 29%0, 1 Railway Deviation (projected), Fremantle, Public Abattoirs, in. inquiry as to site wt. return 760, q. 2555; Loan Estimates, 1466,09, report presented 2147 purchase of land 3075,82 Public Works Bill, Cent. 879, recommittal Railway Management (Address-in-reply) 1158 238 Rabbit Pest BiU, Corn. 2430 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin, ills, Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms 10, 22 Licensing Act Amendment BiU, Corn. 729 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1405, 6, 7. Railway Management (Address-in-reply) 22, 1410, 11, 12, 15, 16, 1668 181 Roads and Streets Closure Bill, Corn. 2375 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1609, 10, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire, amend- 12 ment moved 520, explanation 536 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 520 Stmp Act Amendment BUi, Coin. 1745, 6 Works Estimates 2858 HAC HA0 ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.l HASA1LI XL111

HARPER, Mr. C., Beverley (also Deputy H- Speaker and Chairman of Committees)- Htcrrrr, Hon. J. W., LL.D., South-West Aborigines, Estimates 2228 Pro tnce- Address-in-reply 324 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 29. (No. 2), Corn- 1897 1372 Cemeteries Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 3103, 4 Circular Letters to influence Members of Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2R. ad- Parliament 328 journinent 608, speech 839) Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. ad- 719, 1070 journment 2617, speech 2806-12, amend- Cossack Jetty, Loan Estimates 3089 ment moved (six months) 2812 East Kimnberley Country (explored), in. to Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Biul, alter Quarantine Boundary 1828 Corn. 3054, 5 Education Estimates 2640, 8 Dividend Dutties Bill, 2R. amendment moved Esperance-to-Goldflelds Railway, on in. to (three months) 2608, 70, Corn. 2903. Coun- construct 785 cil's amendment 3057 Estimates, annual Votes: Aborigines 2228, Proving Bill, Corn- 2087, recommittal 2146, Medical 2581, 3, Education 2640, 8 Assembly's amendment 2618, 19, 2661, ru. Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- to correct Minutes 2665 provemnents 3089 Esperanee Railway, to construct 2804 Factories and Shops Bill, 2R. 1380 Factories and Shops Bill, 2u. 2540, to rein- Food Dutties, on mn.to abolish 1263 state and reduce 3037, point of order 3037. Forest Depletion, timber cutting, mn. to procedure 3098p 9, in. to reinstate and inquire 1453; in reply 1403 reduce 3156, Corn. 3158, recommittal 3159. Governor (se1 State Governor " mI.3n. 31.59- Hawkers to be licensed 1451 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1812, Kangaroo Skins, q. sale 1549 13, 14, 15, 2036, recommittal 20.37 Labour Party and balance of power (Address- Honour to a Member, reply to congratula- in-reply) 324 tions 2080 Lnpd Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1399, Coun- Immigration, how to increase 13181 cil's amendments 3132, 3 Indecent Publications Bill, 2R. adjournment Legislation and two Chambers 328 1497, speech 1885, Con,. 1894, 5 Liquor Law, to amend, seconded in. 906 Justices Bill, recommittal 1321, 3 Medical Attendance, Estimates 2581, 3 King's Park Tramways Bill 1434 Party Government (Address-in-reply) 324-5 Marine Stores Bill, recommittal 1439- Printing Committee, lfansard reports, as to Metropolitan Waterworkrs Inquiry, as to curtailment 61I adopting report 2977 Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site 1470 Mines Development Sill, Corn. 2180, 4 Quarantine Boundary, East Kimtberley, mn. Net Fishing in closed waters 2706 to amend 1828 Occidental Syndicate, exchange of land Rabbit Department, rate of progress, q. 1499 2718, 3045, procedure 3046 Railways Acts Amendment Hill, 2a. adjourn- Parks and Reserves Act Amendment Bill, mnent 711, speech 733 2R. 589 Railway Management (Address-in-reply) 325 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2m. adjourn- Spark-arresters Inquiry 1330 ment20SO,speech 2261, Coin.2412,14,165,16 State Governor, how to be appointed 828, 1025 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 599, 838, 9, Assembly's amendments Stock Regulations, inquiry 1868; Stock 1781, 2 Jetty, Cossack 3089; East Kimberley Public Works Bill, Corn. 1407, 8, 1816, 17, Quarantine Boundary, mn.to amend 1828 18, 19, 2005, 0, 7, 8. 9, 2011, 2032, 3, 4, 5, Timber Combination, effect on trade prices 6, 2207, 8, recommittal 2406, 8, 9, Count- 32 cil's amendments 3113 Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchase 1596 Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn- 2732 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1444 HASSErLL. Mr. A.. Ptantagenet- to 7, 1492, 3, procedure as to Assembly's Y., objection 2031 Aborigines, to inquire into treatment O00; Redistribution of Seats, reasons for reject- Estimates 2196 ing the Government Scheme (see " Consti- Agr-icultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, tution Act Amendment Bill ") Corn 108 Reads Act Amendment Bill, Corn- 2039, Bread il, Corn. 1960 2040, 1, 2, 2080, 2000, 1, 2200, 1,2251, 4. Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. 6, 7, 9, 2260, 2417, 18, 2460, recommittal 1071 25;3 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1981 Roads and Streets Closure Bill, Corn. 2080 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Telephones for - Country Districts, in. Corn. 828 adjournment 1189, speech 1327 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Assem- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, bly 1959, Aborigines 2196, Medical 2581, 2, Assembly's amendments 1440 Observatory 2601, Police 2622, 9 X161V 11AS. XLIVINDEXHAS TO SPEECES.)HS HAS

HlAssnn, Mr. A. Y. (coitinuedj- *HAsTsE, Mr. R, (continued) - Food Duties, to abolish, seconded amend- 2783, 0, 7, Woods and Forests 2787, 8, q, went 13543, speech 1473 Public Works 284, 3, 5, 6, 7j, 2851, 4. Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, on Minis- Public Buildings 2869, 2933, Literary and terial statement 1177, Coi 1184 Scientific Grants 2990, Pensions 2991, Mis. Hlawkers, on it. to license 1151-2 cellaneouas .3011, 12, Railways 3029 Mail Steamers, q9. port charges 807, q. s.s. Etimnates, Loan:- Immigration 3092 "1Sophocles " 807, mn.papers 1450 Exhibitions, q ot21 Medical Attendance, Estimates 2581, 2 Ependiture in Perth District, remarks 3Q11 Museum and National Gallery, branches Factories and Shops Bill, 2a. 1387, Coin. 1839 167 7, 1680, 1, 4, 5, 6, 1703, 7, 1711, 16, 19, Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1722, 2044, 5, 6, 7, 2051, 3, 4, 5, 8, 2060, 1273 1, 2,%3, 6, 2074, 5, 2006, 71, 2101, 10, 18, 19, Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Co'in. 928 2111, 13, 14, 17, 2122, recommittal 2342, 8.8. " Sophocles," q. course deviated 807, in. 3, 5, 6, 8, 235, t, 4, 5, 6 papers 1450 Food Duties, in. to abolish 894, in reply Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 54t 1477, explanation 1499 Stock Regulations Inquiry 1868 1 Forewt Depletion, timber cutting 145.5 Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2x. 1108, Coin. 1172, 1183, 1282 RASTIE, Mr. R., Xanaetea- Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, Address-ini-reply, adjournment 143, on Corn. 3205 amendment 184, on general question 428 Hlawkers to be licensed 1462 Administration (probate) Bill, Corn. 576, Hospitals, Mledical vote 2318, 2698 Council's amendments 1383, 4 Indecent Publications. Bill, 2a. 632, Corn. 715 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Justiceps Hill, Corn. 619, 20 (No. 2), Cornt. 1-502, 1550, ., 4, .5 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Assembly Business, sitting days and hours Special Lease Bill, 2n. 2219, Coin. 3065, 7, 1731 9, 70I,3117 Bread Bill, Corm. 1966, Council's amerd- King's Park, Perth, remarks on expenditure mnents .3072 (Estimates) .3011 Camels Importation, on inquiry 479, -)n Labour subjects generally: Member for report 1487 Mount Margaret and the Labour party City of Perth Building Fees Validation Biil, 428-30, Day-labour systemn 430, Timber recounnittal S36 Combination 431, Contract system 1767, Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2it. Copper Smnelter 1031, Food Diuties 894, 10535, mn.select committee to visit plav -s 1477, 1499, Licenses to restrict aliens 1233, 1266, report presented 1688, i. to consid r Old Age Pensions 1695, Railway-yard 2556, in Corn. 3118, 20, 21, 23 labourers 25,35 (see also " Salaries ") Constitution Act Amendment BiU, 2st. 192. Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- Coin. 2289, 2292, 7, 2302, 3, 2356, 7, 8, , ments 8135, 6, 8, 3142, 50 23%0 2, 1, 5, 7, 2a87, 8, 9, 2390, 6, 7, 24421 Land Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1022, Cow. Contract; System in Public Works, on "a, 1 1632, 3,'1973, 6, 7, 8 to adopt 1767 Law Courts (new), q. 2555 Coolgardie Goldields Water Supply Bill. * Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2759,4Corn. 29140,3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 2951. 2,3x * 2a. 567 Coolgardie Water Scheme, q. CatchmeLt Licenses (liquor etc.), restriction on aliens Area 1328 1233 Copper Smelter for Phillips River, on wn. Magistracy, Estimates 2026, 2175, 7, 9 1034 Medical Attendance, Estimates 2588, 9 Dividend Duties Bill, Coin. 2472, 84 Metropolitan Water, q. Leederville 2272 Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2400). Mine flooded, q. Coolgardie 2731, Corn. 2499, 1, 2, 2503, 5, 6,2515, 16, 25320, J, Mines Development Bill, 2a. 1499, Corn. 1614, 3, 4, 5, 6, recommittal 2560, 1 15, 16, 17, recommtittal 1743, .1, Council's Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, amendmnents 2422, 4 Corn. 612, 830 'Mining Industry, as to decreased profits 433 Esperace Railway Project, q. if loan offered Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill 922 (No. 2), Corn. 2958, 2900, recommittal 2982 Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, petition Museum and National Gallery, branches presented 608, on pt, to construct 670. 1832 amiendnment moved 671 ;Referendum 1855- New Law Courts, q. partioulars 25,5 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Old Age Pensions, to provide 1695 sembly 1951, Stipendiary Magistracy 202,'. Parks and G-ardens, expenditure on King's * Park 3011 2175, 7, 9, Colonial Secretary's Dept. 218';., 91, Aborigines 222.3, Electoral 2247, 2307. Pensions vote 2991 Government Gardens 2318, 17, Medical Perth District, as to prbportiont of expendi- 2318, 2588, 9, 2598, Observatory 2601, 2, 3, tire (Estimates) 3011 Police 2627, 8, Public Health 2635, Mince Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill, generally 2704 14, Lands and Surveys 2R. 1602 HAS HAS ~(1IDXTO Si'EEOHES.3 HICI]L XLT

Hrits~x, Mr. R. (continued)- HAYNES, HOn. S. J. (coninued)- Police Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1574, Corn. 'Redistribution of Seats 53 (see also Con- 17&4, .5, 6, 7, 9, 1800 1, 3, 6, 9, Council's stitution Bill) Amendments 2773, 4 Roads Bill, recommuittal 2414 Poor-box Donations, q. Fremnltle 609 -itamp Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 2138, Coin. Printing Committee, Mansard reports, on 2139.,40 curtailment 61 Trransfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2sc. Assembly's amendments 1439 1149, Coin. 1279 Public Service generally (see " Estimates) Public Works Bill, Corn. 880, 1126, 7, recom- tfy-wntn, Mt. T., Buaburj- mittal 1159, Council's amndments 2962. Abrolbos Guano, in. export return 482 0,60 Address-in-reply 279 Public Works generally, also Buildings, A-gricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Railways (gee " Estimates ") Corn. 1307 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Assembly Business, sifting days and hours Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 722, 17,32 3.5,6,8 [Bread Bill, Cowl. 1964 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2R. 817, ('[earing State land by day labour 2779 point of order 749, Cord. 939. 49. 1218, 20, Collie-to-Goldfields Railway, to construct 2, 3 I1 Railways generally: Remarks on railway Contract System in Pu~blic Workcs, Seconded rates ad the CJommissgioner system 184-6; amendment 1758 Esperanco railway project 671, 922, 1855; Droving Bill, Corn. 1220, 2 Railway management (Estimates) 3029; Education, Experimental Farms 280 Platform at Kalgoorlie, 9. 2147; Suburban Electoral Bill, Corn. 2505, 14 Pares, q. Goldfields 921; Reductions onl Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Goldfields line, q. 921; Railway-yard Coin. fillt, 825, 8 Labourers, q. 255 Estimates, annual votes: Osaols 2314, Medi Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1409, 11, cal 2599, Education 20332. Lands and 13, 1611, 12. 1668, 9, 70, recommittal 1675, Surveys 2779, Woods and Porests 2789, 6, Council's amiendment 3212 Public Works 2856, Miscellaneous 2999 Salaries, Estimates 2180, 2191, 2247, 2316, Experimental Farms and Technical Educa- 17, 26301, 2. 3;i Pensions vote 2091 tion 280 Sitting days and hours of Assembly, amend- Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2069, 2105 mont 69 Food Duties, on in. to abolish 1258 Spear-Farber Libel, how%to inquire 622 Forest Depletion, timber cutting 14.59 Stock Regulations Inquiry 1869 Oeraldton-to-Fremantle Steamer Service, Timber Supply in the State, q. 2734 seconded m'. subsidy 1041 Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchase 1599 Govern ment Cross-benches, reasons for leav- Upper House, reasons for abolishing 438 ing Opposition side 219 Water Suipply for Goldfields, Coolgardie Guano, in. export return 482 G~oldfields Scheme and local conservation hlawkers to be licensed 1452 4.15-7 Licenses (liquor etc.), restriction on aliens Works and Buildings (see "1Estimates) 1230P PuliceWorks Bill, Coin. 880, 1126, 7, Coli- cii's amendments 2962 HAYNS, Hon1. S. J,, South-East Pro ctes- Public Works, Braildings, Land Settlenient Address-ini-reply 50 (see "Estimates " ) Administration (probate) Bill, Coin. 853, 4 Rabbit Bill, 2kt. 2286, Cons. 2432 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Railway and Theatre Refreshment Roomus (No. 2), oim. 1896. 7 Licensing Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 725 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 8413 Railways Acts Amendment Bill. Corn. 0341 Constitution Act Amndment Bill, 2R. 2812 Rtoads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1.415 Dividend Duties Bill, Coin. 2895 b'tnte Farming (clearing land), Estimates Esperance Railway, as to constructing 2803 2779 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2u. 1776. On Stock Regulations, seconded in. to inquire amendment 1777, 3a. (mn. to recommuit) 483, speech 1868, report presented 2619 2080 'Nart 'Timbher Lands, as to purchase, amend- Justices Bill, Cent. 1192, 5, 0, 9, recommittal went moved 1040, nt. retutrn 11.00, speech 1438 1594 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2132,4 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2413, 14 Public Works Bill, Corn. 181S, recommittal H-ioxis, Dr. J S., ER-loirne- 21407, 2410 Copper Smelter for Phillips River 1037 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Cowl. 1448$ l),ath in Frematle Lockup, . . 58 Railways4 generally: Commissioner System .tirnates, Mines Department 2692 61, tr-affic mnagemient 52, rates inereassd Ea.'tiinates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- 65 provements 305 XLVT Ric XLVIHIC[INDEX TO SPEHESJ HOLHO

HICKS, Dr. 3. 5. (continued)- Hioias, Mr. 3. 3. (continued)- Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2n.. Stock Regulations, in, to inquire 482, in 863, Cow. 2079, 80, 3202, 3, 5, 6 reply 1869 (see also 11Abatt-oirs") Friendly Societies, q. an nual reports 961 Sunday Entertainments, q. to legislate 1366 Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor Annuity Bill, 2a. 1129 HtinAi, Mr. J.3.Frint- Woodlupine Railway Siding, q. 2272 Abattoirs, to fix a site 396 Works and Buildings autborised, in. return Address-in-reply 392 484 (see also "1Estimates" Annuity to Widow of late Engineer-i n-Chief, notice of mn.(withdrawn) 900 Assembly Business, sitting days and] hours RO0LMAN, Mr. J. B., North Mutrchrison- 1737 Address-in-reply 406 Bread Bill, Corn.1961, 3, 4,60 Camels Importation, to inquire 481, 3, on .Building Counrator's ClaiM for extras, report 1490 seconded in. 1465 Cares in Southi-West, objections. to expenadi- Camels Importation, petition of Paiz ture (see "1Estimates") Mabomet 1488 Circuit Courts, Estimates 2179, 21L81, 2 Cemeteries Act Amendmnent Bill, Coin, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1935, 3074 Coin. 2300 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, Contract System in Government Works 1768 recomnmittal 1139 Deep Boring at Cue, q. 2979 Dredging at Fremantle, q. 1618 lrainageD of Perth Suburbs, q. 1827 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Eight Hours on Railways, 9. 1201 Corn. 613. 827 * Electoral Bill, Corn. 2502, 7, 19, recommittal Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, Referen- 2561 dum 3192 1 Elementary Education (district boards) Estimates, annual votes: Charities 2243, Bill, Corn. 832 'Medical 2589, 99, Rottoest Establishmient Estimates, annual votes: Supreme Court 2638, Lands and Surveys 2784, Public 2179, 2181, 2, Charities 2240, 1, Electoral Buildings 2920, Pensions 2991, Miscel- 2247, 230W, 10, 11, Gaols 2316, Govern- laneous 2999, 3003 wnent Gardens 2316, Medical 2322, 2590, 1, Explosives Act Amendment Bill, 2a. Police 2633, Education 26,52, 3, Mines adjournment 461 2700, 6 ,0 1 2 elgclSre Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1678, 86, 1706, 1713, 14, 15, 16, 18, 1726, 2045; 6, 7, culture 2790, Public Works 2W4, 8, 9, 2052, 5, 6, 2061,2,3,4,2104 5 7,8 9 2117, 2860, 6, 8, 2861, 3, 4, Public Buildings 22, recommittal 2343 2870, 9, 2880, 6, 2918, 2921, 6, 8. 2930, 2, Fremantle Harbour, 9. stability of quay 3, 4, U, 7, Post Office Savings Bank 2988, 224 Literary and Scientific Grants 2988, 90, Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1112, Pensions 2991, 2. 3, 4, Miscellaneous 3000, Corn. 1176, .S, 1150, 1284, 7, 8 1, 2, 4. 5, 8, 12, Railways 3022 Hawkers to be licensed, seconded i. 1461 Exemptions on Leases, remarks 406; Main- Jandakot Railway Project, q. 2733 land Consols, q. 887 Land Purchases (see " Railways ") Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2057, 9 Land Settlement, q. Victoria. District 1959 Federal Customs Employees, q. living wage Leave of Absence, mn.Dr. MceWilliams 1688, mn.Mr. Hutchinson 2495, 2914 Food Duties, seconded nt. to abolish 900 Leagal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, Geological Survey of Goldfields, q. 887 2Et. 570 G.M. Lease No. 222m., mn.papers 1688 Liquor Inspection, q. 1404 Goldfields Firewood, qi.carriage 1666 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Immigrants (undesirable), petition pre- (No. 2), Corn. 2960, 1 sented 2829 Police Buildings, Fremantle, q. 459 Justices Bill, Corn. 61b, 623; Justices of the Railways generally:.Management, Rates, Peace, how appointed 410 and Commissioner system 392, Locomotive King's Park (see " Parks and Gardens" Branch 394; Bridges at Fremantle, q. 459; Labour subjects:. Italians employed on Deviation of line near Fremantle. re- mines etc. 407, employed on railways 408, marks 395, in.. return 447, in. papers 484. generally 4-11; Wages to be paid fort- q. 2.55.5; Jaudakot-Aiadale project, q. nigh tly 407; Miners to be assisted with 2733; rates reduction, q. 2735; Refresh- diamond drills 408; Prospecting to be ment cars, q. height of tunnel 2013; encouraged W17; Labour Members of Par- Station at Fremantle, g. alteration 224; liamtent not paid sufficiently 410 Woodlupine siding (Canning), q. 2272; Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 163 Referendum on Esperanrce Railway project Miners' wages, q. fortnightly 9ai 3192 Mines Development Bill, tom. 1615, 16, 17 Rottnest Island as a sanatorium, Estimates Min= at Northampton, q. revenue and 2M3 boig 961 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 562 Mining Schools (see" "Schools of Mines") HOL H~~t[INDEX ~ TO SPEE.] HOPHPX XLV11I

HOLMAN, Mr. J. B3. (Continued)- HOPKINS, Mr. 3. M1. (continued)- Murchison Water Supply, deficie~ncy and (clause reinserted), statement in sxteaso of quality (Estimates) 2801 case for leaseholders 3142.8, 3153 Museumu and Art Gallery, claim of branches Bread Bill, Council's amendments 3071 Building Contractor's Claim for extras Oil Fuel for Goldfields etc., q. 1(55 (three) 1401 Parks and Gardens, objections to expendi- Caves in South- West (Estimates) 2853, 6 ture in metropolitan district 3006, 8, 12 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, Pensions (Estimates) 2991, 2, 3, 4 recommittal 835 Perth Suburbs, q. Surface Drainage 1827 Ci tyof Perth Tranmways Act Amendment Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1789, 90, Ilill, Corn. 2965, 6 92, Council's amendments 2774 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2ai. 1877, Post Office Savings 'Bank Consolidation Act rescinding of resolution 2153, 2167, Oil Amendment Bill, Coin. 2300 Committee stage 2158, 9, 2160, in Coin- to be encou1raged 406 mittee 2287, 2290, S, 9, 2304, 2356, 9, 2363, RalaPrspcin Axle-boxes, q. 2734 3058f_ G3,2381, 2390, 3, 4,-5, 0, 2486, 2440, 2442, 6, Riway Lavatory Cars, q. 27365 8, 2450, 1, 4 Railway Rates increased 409; Eight hours, Constitution and Electoral Bills, to adjourn q, 1201; Railway suggested to connect for consulting constituents. q. 14.60 Murchison with Eastern Goldfields 411 C oolgardie Goldfields 'Wate r Supply Bill,. 2R. Roads Act Amendment Bill, recommittal 27-55, in explanation 2764, Coin. 2989, 1674,56 2941, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 0, 2953, 4 Schools of Mines, claims of Murchison and Dividend Duties. Bill, Conm. 2487, 8 other Goldfields 2918, 2 Electoral Bill, Corn. 2,518, 2620, 2. 3, 4 Steamer Service, Fremantle-Geraldton, q. Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, 2979 Coin. 828, 30 Undesirable Imniigran ts, petition presented Esperanee-to-Goldfields Railway, to con- 2829 struct 772. Referendum 3188, Explanation Water Supply, q. Murchison Goldfiolds 30.58, 3196; Shipping Comvpanies, q. 2678; q. Deficiency and quality (Estiwates) 2861 Surveys 7619, y. cost etc. 2495 Works Estimates, remarks on expenditure Estimates, annual votes: Stipendiary 3lagis- (see "Estimates") tray 2176, 8, Colonial Secretary's Depart- ment 2185, 6, 2191, Aborigines 2198, 22393, HOLMES, Mr. J. J., East Prernantle- Electoral 2248, 2307, 9, Gaols 2315, Gov- ernment Gardens 2317, Medical 2318, Abattoirs and Cold Storage, remarks on the 2322, 2581, 4, 9, 2893, Pol11ce 2622, 9, 2631, site 299, on proposal for inquiry 1469 2, 3, Public Health 2634, 5, 6, 7, -MinesDo- Address-in-reply 297 partument 2697, 2704, 12, Geological Survey Cattle Tick and Quarantine 301 2710, Lands and Surveys 2778, Woods and Civil Service Commission, reasons against it Forests 2789, Public Works 2840, 1, 4, 806 2853, 6, 2864, Public Buildings 2870. 8, 9, Coolgardie Goldfields Water Scheme, finan- 2880, 2921, 2, 3. 4, 9, 2930, 3, .5, 7, Liter- cial problem 298 ary and Scientific Grants 2989, Pensions Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2a. 73.5, 2994, Prin ting 2997,8S. Miscellaneous 2999, Corn. 935, 6, 7,9, 941, 2 3000 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 3011, 12, Railway Us- Railways generally: Deviation and land partument 3027 purchases 299, Railway management and Estimates, Loan: Railways and Tramways Commissioner System 301-3, Rates in- 3088 creased 303, Timber rates 303-4) Railway Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2102,.3, 5, finance 304-5, Rolling-stock 306 2124, recommittal 2349, 23-50, 2, 4 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire M4 Federal High Commissioner, q. 279 Food Duties, to abolish 1051 HopeiNr, Mr. J. M1., Boulder-- Forest Depletion, timber cutting 1457, Abattoirs etc. for Goldfields, y. 1548, Esti- explanation 1464 mates 2921 Fremant~le Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1173, Address-in-reply, on amendment 271 7, 9, 1180, 2, 3, 5, 1282, .5, 0j Legislative Adjournment for consulting constituents, q Council's amendments 2275 1450 Fresh-air Visitcors to Coast, q. 105.5; re- Administration (probate) Bill, Council's marks on Estimates 3008 amendments 1384 Friendly Societies Act Amiendment Bill, Administrator's Salary, q. 1450 select committee extension 2005, q. as to Advertising in Government Gazette, remarks Hill 2619, Comn- 2080, 1, 3203, 4, 5, 7 on Estimates 218615,2997 Government Gazette, advertising etc. 2185, Agricultural Bank Act Amnendmentt Hill, 2R. 2997 1377, Corn. 150.5 fl-uldields 'Water Supply (see " Coolgardie Albany and Fresh-air Visitors, q. 105 Goldiulds ') Bouldter 'Residential Are:. q. as, to granting Health Act, q. to amend 2619 freehold titles 279, petition presented Honours to Civil Servants, q. 2147; Esti- $911; Land Bill, Council's usmendIment mates, amendment moved 2185 ZLYIH1 HOP [INDEX TO SPUECHEB.3 ILL

HonRiss, Mr. 3. M. (continued)- HurCaRINoN, Mr. R. D.,, Geraldton- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Estimates, Supreme Court 2181 Special Lease Bill, 21t. 2216, Cow. 2MI, 2, Freinantle Harbour Trust Bill, (Coin. 1288 8065, 6, 7, 70, 3117 Geraldton-Premantle Steamer Service, in. Kelgoorlie Local Express 'Iraina, q. 1103 subsidy 1040 Land Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1400, expla- Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin. 980 nation 1626, Council's amendments 3131, 3141, 2, 9, 3163 (see also "Boulder Resi- dential Areas ") Mlagistrate for Boulder (Estimates) 2176, 8 Mines Administration (see "Estimates," L' Mines vote) ILLTNGWORTH, Mr. F., Cue- Mines Development Bill, 2a. 1426 Aborigines, inquiry into treatment 901 Mining Schools (see "1Schools of Mines " Address-in-reply 242 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Administration (probate) Bill, Coin. 675, (No. 2), recommittal 2982. Council's amendments 1383 Museum and National Gallery, 7n. branch at A-gricultuiral Bank Act Amendment Bill, Boulder 1829, in reply 1W4 (see also 2u. 1874, procedure 1877 "Estimates," Museum and Library votes) Agricultural flank Act Amendment Bill (No. Parker Commission of Inquiry, q. 1401, 9. 2), Coin. 1561, 2. 5 Evidence 2495 Assembly Business, sitting days and hours Parks and Gardens (Perth), remarks on 1787 expenditure 8008, 8, 11 'Bills promised, q, Electoral and Redistribu- Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill, tion 1013 2a., 1603 Bread Bill, Corn. 1962, 6 Piggery Nuisance, q. goldfields 1548 Camels Importation Inquiry 479 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2R, 1570, Coin. Canning Timber Railway, as to purchase 917 1788, 1790. 2, 4, 1801, 7, 10 City of Perth Building Fees Validaition Bill, Printing Department, suggestions as to mn.recommittal 832, 4, 6 Goueriaea Gazette 2997, 8 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2n. Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site 14417, 1066 amendment 1469,70 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, post- Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Coin. ponement 1784., 2R. adjournment 1884, 1278; Public Service Commission 274? speech 1912, on rescinding of resolution Public Works Bill, recommittal 1157 2154, amendment moved 2165, point of Questions to Ministers in lien of motions order 2149J, Committee stage 2160 2554 Coolgardie Goldfids Water Supply Bill, 2s. Rabbit Bill, 2a.. 2285 2749 Railway Administration and Rates (Address- Coolgardie Water Scheme, q. Mundaring in-reply) 271, Railway Estimates 3027, Reservoir 1403 Lanid Purchases for deviation (Estimates) Copper Smelter for Phillips River 1036 3083; Trucks, q. delays 1163 Dividend Di1ties Bill, Council's suggestions Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms 3033 Licensing Act Amendment BiUl, Coin. Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2:a. 2402, 723,5 Coin. 2509, 14 Railways -Acts Amendment Bill, 2a. 819, Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, recommittal 1160 2R. 581, Coin. 610, 13, 825, 6, 7, 8, 9, 30 Redistribution of Seats (see " Constitution Esperance-to-Goidlields Railway, Referen- Act Amendment Bill ") dLm 1863 Residential Areas (see " Boulder") Estimates, financial policy 1937, Council Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2P. 731, m. vote 1948, Assembly vote 149, 1960, 7, select coin. 732, 733, report presented Crown Law Officers 2016, 18, Audit 2020, 1202, in. to consider 14CS, in Coin. 1405p 1, 2, 3, Medical 2321, Mines Department to 16, 1608, 9, 11, 12,13, Council's amend- 2699, 27 11, Public Buildings 2933 ment 3211, 12 Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- Schools of Mines, q. goldfields 1163; Esti- provements. 3087, 9 mates, Mines votes 2698, 2712 Explosives Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 678 Sitting days and hours of Assembly 60- iPactories and Shops BiUl. 2E. adjournment Spear-Parker Libel Inquiry, q. 1404 q. 2495 12 15, speech 1384, Corn. 2046, 2061, 3, 4, 6, Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2F.. 1563 6, 8, 2064, 6, 2070, 5 Standing Orders Suspension 2467 Financial Policy (Address-in-reply) 242, State Governor, how to be appointed 1024 Loan Estimates 3087 state Hotel ait the Caves (Estimates) 2863 Food Duties, as to abolishing 1366 Subsidy to Municipalities (Estimates) 3004 Forest Depletion, timber cutting 1469 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1100, Corn. 1222 Corn. 1280, 1, 3, 4, 7, 8,9, recommittal 1348 1Tuart; Timber Lands, as to purchase 1699 Fremantle Prison Site Bill, Cown. 683 Water Supply for Goldields. reticulationI Geraldton-Fremantle Steamer Service, sub- and price (see "1Coolgardie Goldfields ") sidy 1042 ILL ILL ~~~'NDEXTO SPEECHES.] JCXIJAC XLIX

ILLINOWORTH, Mr. F. (continued)- lr.LINGWOETH, Mr. F. (continued- Judges' Salaries Bill, Council's amendments Tuart Timber Lands, as, to purchase 1597 3153 Widow of late C. YV.O'Connor Annuity Bill, Justices Bill, Corn. 614, 20 Cowi. 1216 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- Special Lease Bill, 2R. 2217 ment Bill, 2a. amendment (six months) Land Act Amendment Bill, Con,. 1972 884 Leake Ministry, its policy and difficulties Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- (Address-in-reply) 242-7 ment Bill (No. 2), 2a. adjournment 2632 Legal Practitioners; Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 570 Licenses (liquor etc.), restriction on aliens 1228 3. Liquor Law, to amend 9109; South Perth, q. three-mile limit 2738 J~cowr, Mr. Mf.H., Swan- Mines Administration, Schools of Mines etc. Address-in-reply, on amendment 226, on (Estimates) 2699 general question 414 Mines Development Bill, 2R. 1422, Coin. Adulteration of Fertilizers, q. 1549 1615,17 Agricultural Bank, Estimates 2791; Agri- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment cultural and Commercial School, Esti- Bill (No. 2), 2s. 2427 mates 2887 Museurn and National Gallery, branches on Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2g. goldfields 1834, Estimates 2699, 2711 1375 Old Age Pensions, to provide 1695 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Pairing by Members in Divisions 920 (No. 2), Corn. 1502, 1652 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, 2g. Assembly Business, sitting days and hours 2014 1733 Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill, Boilermakemrs Imported, q. 238 2a. 860 Bread Bill, 2R. 1742, Corn. 1961, 4, . mst. Police Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1683, Corn. recommittal 2044 1796, 1801, 1804 Camels Importation, petition of Fain Ma- Printing Committee, Honsard reports, as to hornet, amendment 1488, point of order curtailing 61 1001 Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site 1466 Canning Timber Railway, reasons for pur- Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2a. chasing 415, ma.return 682, proposal to 1146, Coin. 1269, 75 purchase 915 Public Service and legislation, point of City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, order 1330 recommittal 1140 Public Works Bill, Corn. 816, 8 Civil Service Reform (Address-in-reply) 416 Rabbit Bill, 2R. 2284 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2a. Railway Administration: Land Purchases 720, select committee 1099 for deviation etc. (Address-in-reply) 243.6, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1988, Stores Account etc. 248-50, Railway Rates Corn. 2378 250-6, Commissioner system 255 Contract System in Public Works 1748 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Room Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 723, 2a. 2767 4, 6,80 Coolgardie Water Scheme, q. consumption Railway Cars exchanged (Midland), Mn. 686, q. firewood for pumping station 2874 papers 1100 Droving Bill, in. 3a. 1266 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2&. 699, Electoral Bill, Corn. 2512 Coin. 923, 932, 4, 8, 941, Council's amend. Elementary Education (district boards) ments 3062 Bill, 2H. 585, Corn. 614, 827 (see also Redistribution of Seats, remarks in antici- " Estimates," Education vote) pation of Government scheme 2A7 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2a. adjourn- Assembly 1948, 1950, 2, 6, 9, Crown Law ment 464, Speech 730 Officers 2017, Audit 2020, 3, Land Titles Schools of Mines, Murchison etc. (Estimates) 2025, Stipendiary Magistracy 2029, 2174, 2699 6, 8, Colonial Secretary's Department South Perth Liquor License, q. three-mile 2186, 2190, Aborigines 2194, Charities limit 2733 2241, 5, Electoral 2247, 8, 2307, 9, 10, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire, amend- Fisheries 2312, Government Gardens 2816, ment 522, speech 523, at. previous question 18, Medical 2589, 2597, 8, 9, Observatory 624 2601, Police 2621, 5, 6, 8, Education 264, Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1658 2650, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Geological Survey 2716, State Governor, how to be appointed 1026 Lands and Surreys 2776, 2782, 3, Woods Supply Bill (.9500,000), 2R. 1330 and Forests 2778, Agricultural Bank 2791, Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Rabbits 2791, Public Works 2838, 2843, 4, 1131, Coin. 1221, 2, amendment recon- 5, 7, 8, 9, 2859, Public Buildings 2865, 8, sidered 1614 2877, 9, 2880, 1, 7, 2918, 22, 2931, 2, 6, 8, L JAC L[INDEX JAC TO SPEECHES.: JENE

JACOBY, Mr. M. H. (cotinUed)- JACOBY, Mr. U. H. (continued)- Literary and Scientific 2989, Printing Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site [467 2995. 6, Miscellaneous 3003, Railway Public Offices (suggested new block). Esti- Department 3029 mates 2931 Estimates, Loan: Railways 3083, Water Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2at. Supply and Sewerage for Towns .3090, 1163, Coin. 1267 Coolgardie Watter Scheme 3000, Develop- Public Service generally, alsolorka, Build- ment of goldfields 3092 ings, Police, Railways (see -"Estiuates"); Factories and Shops Bill, Coin. 1681, 1706, 7, Public servant dismissed, to inquire 124-4 1711, 1724, 5,20W7, recommittal. 2352, 6 Public Works Bill, Con,. 879 Federal Buildings and Telegraphs, q. 1619; Rabbits, Estimates 2791 Federal Printing, q. 1619 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Con,. 1117, Fertilisers and Manures, q. adulteration 1.549 20, recommittal 1166 Frenmantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1107, Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Coin. 1180, 3, 1284., Council's amendments Licensingr Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 727 2273, 4,5 Railways generally: Commissioner system Goomalling Land Surveys, q. 1.549 228, Rates increased 227, Canning and Government Business, precedence 1739 Alidland lines 415, Departmental manage. Hrntsard Reports, privilege of Members ment (Estimates) :3029; Trains crowded (notice of motion out of order) 1 1331, 4 on holidays, q. 2271; Siding at Sawyers Hospitals, Guildford and Midland Junction, Valley, q. 58; Woodbridge, q. train not Estimates 2877, 9, 2880, 1 stopping 2272; Spark-arresters 1135 Indecent Publications Bill, Cons. 1216, 17 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 731, Coin. Jnndakot and Wanneroo Railway Projects, 1.405, 6, 9, 1411, 12, 13, 14, 1608, 9, 13, q. 856 1667, 71, recommittal 1674, 5, Council's Justices Bill, 2a. 587, Corn. 615 amendment 3212 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Roads Board Policy (Address-in-reply) 414 Special Lease Bill, in. select committee Salaries (Estimates), remarks on increases 2221, in Coin. 2831 2186, 90, 22483 Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- Sandalwood Cutting, q. Afghans 2272 meats 3130, 5, 9 Savings Bank Facilities, 11. 1548 (see also Land Settlement, q. selection 322 " Post Office Savings Rank ") Lands Department, Estimates 2776, 2782, 3 Spark-arrestors, seconded wt. to inquire 1135 teavn of Absence, in. Mr. Pigott 636, st. Mr. Stock Route, q. water supply 2374 Conner 857, a. Mr. Stone 1450, in. Mr. Tick Cattle, q. removal 2272, y. Eastern Connor 1667, wn. Mr. Connor 2273, 2470, Goldields 2495 in. Mr. Pigott 2.356 Widow of late C. Y'. O'Connor Annuity Bill, Leonora Tramway Bill, Corn. 2498 Corn. 1215 Libraries, distributing books to institutes Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Amendment (Estimates) 2936 Bill introduced 485, mn. 2a. 881, in reply Licenses (liquor etc.), restriction on aliens 886 1236 Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Amendment Loan Estimates (see " Estimates, Loan") Bill (No. 2), 2R. 2530, Corn. 3187 Magistracy (Estimates) 2029, 2174, 6, 8 W~ort-s Diepar-tmnent (see ' Estimates") Malcolin-Laverton Railway Bill, 2a. 3127 Manures, and Pertilisers, q. adulteration 1649 aNRicNs, Hon. A. G., North-East Province- MedicalAtt4 ndance(see "Estimates," Medical Administration (probate) Bill, Coin. 957 vote) A4ppropriation Bill, 2a. 3110 Midland Railway, 415 Bread Bill, 2n. 2235, postponement 2460, Motor Wagons, q. as feeders for railways Corn. 2547, 8, 9, 2550, 1, 2, Council's 2829 amendments 2972, 3, 4 Museum, New Wing, q. funds 609 Children's Convalescent Honme Bill, Stand- Pairing by Members in Divisions, in. 919, ing Orders 448, 2R. 605, amendment 921 moved (six months) 607. withdrawn 608, Parks and Gardens, Estimates 2316 later amendment to same effect 845 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, Chinese Petition on Factories and Shops Corn. 2559 Bill presented 2657 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1794, 5, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2815 180 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Police Management (see "Estimates," Police Coin. 30.52, 3, 4 vote) Dividend Duties Bill, Su. at adjournment Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act 2668, speech 2719, Coin. 2890, t, 2, 3,4, 6, Amendment Bill, Corn 2306, 7 S, 9). 2901. 2, 3, Council's amendment Post Officea Savings Bank, q. facflites 148, q. 3055s, A, 7 extension 3182 Esperance Railway, q. survey 2604; as to Premier Downs Syndicate, q. land applica- constructing railway, adjournment 2603, tion 2271 speech 2796: Harbour. vi. report 2667 Printing Department, Estimates 29953 Factories and Shops Bill, 2R. 2543 JEN JBNE TOt LAU LICHS.Y.1

Jr-,KINs, Hon. A.G0. (continued)- JomzeoN, Mr. W. ID. (continued)- Government Clothing Inspector, mn.papers 2114, mn.progress 2124, recommittal 2347, 1189 9, 2350, 2, 3; Petition presented 2337 Indian-British Subjects, Factories aind Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1181 Shops Bill, petition presented 2604 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2n. Justices Bill, Corn. 1194, recommittal 1298, 865, select committee extension 2095 1320, 1, 2 Gaming at a Fair, q. Ka~lgoorlie 2496 King's Park Tramway Bill, point of order Gold Stealing (Estimates) 2633 (see also on leave to introduce 1294, on putting "Police Act Amendment Bill ") question 1432 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Laud Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2142, Corn. Special Lease Bill, 2R. 2217, Corn. 2830, 2405, 2553, 4, Council's amendments 3162 3004 5, 6, 8, 9, 3070 Malcolm-Lav6irton Railway Bill, 2R. 3109 Laud Act Amendin nit Bill, 2R. 1624, Corn. Metropolitan Waterworks Inquiry, to adopt 1976, 8 report 2977 Labour subjects: Policy of Labour Members Wines Development Bill, 2a. 2128, Corn. 2131, 306, Railway Association 367, Italian 2,3,4 imigrants 369, unemployed influx, q, 865 M unicipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Licenses (liquor etc.), Restriction on Aliens, (Nso. 2), Cown. 3106, 7, 8 seconded m,. 1226 Petitions presentid. Chinese re Factories Medical Attendance, Estimates 2584, 2592, and Shops Bill1 2057, Indian-British sub- 3 (see also "1Friendly Societies Bill ") jects 26041 Metropolitan Board of Works, q. to establish Police Act Amendment Bill; Corn. 2414 17 83 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Assem- Mining, to assist prospectors and alluvial bly's amendments 1781 workers 368, Estimates 2701 Public Works Bill, Corn. 2005, 2011,12,2032, Municipal Institutions Act Amendment 6, recommittal 2407, 9 Bill (No. 2), Corn. 2959, recommittal 2981 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Cow. 1494 Museum and National Gallery, branch at Roads Act Amendment Hill, Corn. 2092, 3, Boulder, amendment 1834; Victoria Public 2203 Library 2989 Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2138, 9, Parks and Gardens, remarks on expenditure 2140 in Perth 3007 Standing Orders Suspension 3097 Petition presented, closing time of shojs 2337 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, As- Police Act Amendment B ill, 2a. 1581, Corn. sembly's amendments 1439, 41 1790, 1807, 8, 1810, Council's amendments 2774 JorwsoN, Mr. W. ID., Ktalgoorlie- Police Pay, goldfields allowance 369; to Address-in-reply, on amiendmnent 365 check gold-stealing (see " Police Bill ") Bread Bill, Coin. 1964 to 6 Public Works and Buildings (see "1Es- City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, ti mates "3 recommittal 836 Railway Carpenters' Wages, q. 1783 Conciliation Beard, q. Eastern District 1912 Railways generally: Commissioner system Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1997, 366, rates increased 360, Railway Associa- tion 367, land purchases for deviation 867; Corn. 2299, 2358 railway carpenters' Contract System in Public Works 1763 wages, q. 1610, q. 1783; Convalescent Home for Goldfields Patients crossing at Kalgoorlie, q. 1618; labourers 370 in railway yard, q. 2494; travellers com- Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill. forts, q. 364; classification of staff, q. 1618 Coin. 2939, 2042, 8, 6,7, 2963, 4 Redistribution of Seats 368 (see also "1Con- Copper Smelter for Phillips River 1038 stitution Dill ") Electoral Bill, Corn. 256, 2517, 2528 Shops, closing time, petition presented 2337 Unemployed Labour, q. influx 365 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Amendment Corn. 826 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Assem- Bill, 2a. seconded amendment (siximonths) bly 19m6, 7, Electoral 2-311, Gaols 2.315, 886 Medical 2584, 2592, 3, Police 2633, Public Health 2634, Mines Department 2701, Public Works 2846, 9, 2851, 2, 4, 6, 8, 2863, Public Buildings 2807, 2870, 8, 2886, 7,' npoun REPRESENrATIVES iNr ASSEnrr-(See, 8, 9, 2917, 29,22, 3. 4, 6, 7, 9, 2932, 4, Lrnidon Agency 2988, Literary and Scien-8,' entries uinder) Hastie, Bath, Daglisb, Hol man, Johnson, Reid, Taylor tific Grants 2989, 90, Pensions 2991, 2, 3, Miscellaneous 2998, 3002, 7, Railway Department 3028 LAURIE, Hon. R,, West Provinte- Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Imn- Address-in-reply, adjournment 105, speech provements 3086, Immigration 3092 141 Exemptions on M1ines (Estimates) 2701 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a, 2825 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1722, 2054, Dividend Duties ]Bill, 2R. 2729, Council's 6, 2068, 9, 2G171, 6, 2098, 9, 2100, 1, 3, 4, 6, amendment,3056 L11 LAU LII[INDEX[ 4AU TO SPEECHES.] MALM

LAURiE, H1on. R,. (continued)- MA LET, Hon. V. (continued)- Esperance Railway, as to constructing 2910 Appropriation Bill, 3R. 3171 Factories and Shops Bill, 2R. 254" Boulder Tramway Inspection, q. 2080 Frematle Barbour Trust Bill, 2R. 1533; Bread Bill, Corn. 2560, 1, 2, Council's amend- Harbour management, remarks 144, 7; ments 2973 Dock, remarks 149-51 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2a. ad- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting I journmwent 1775, speech 2042 Special Lease Bill, 2R. 3170 Cemeteries Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 8103 King's Park Tramways Hill 1430 1 Children's Convalesent Home Bill, on Stand- Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin. 1492; ing Orders 449, 2R. 841 Management of Railways, remarks 144-6 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Hill, Corn. 3178.81s Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2822 LOToN, Hon. W. T?., East Province- Address-ia-reply 162 Coolgardie-Esperance Railway Survey, q. 78 Admninistration (probate) Bill, Coin. 956. 7 Coolgardie Water Scheme, q. Mr. Hodpson Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill 633, q. Helena Reservoir 837 (No. 2), Corn. 1697i Dividend Duties Bill, Corn. 2894, Council's Ashburton Tramway, Bill, 2R. 2606 amendment 306 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2n. 2083 Factories and Shops Bill, 2K. 254Q, in. Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2R. select committee 2546, in Corn. M. to leave adjournment 850, spechb 950 Chair 2677, as to reinstating and reducing City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill 3157 Bill, Iu. In. 1190 Premantle Hgrbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1645 Constitution Act Ameandment Bill, 2R. 2828 Judge, g. appointment 2718 Coolgardie Water Scheme, return 1772 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Coolgardie Goldields Water Supply Bill, Special Lease Bill, 2a. 3175, Coin. 3177 Corn. 3054 Katanning Reserve, q. cancellation 2405 Dividend Duties Bill, 2%, 2668, Corn. 2901 Kimberley, q. Land Settlement 2405, q. Re- Droving Bill, Coin. 2081, Assembly's amend- mounts Reserve 2657 went 2664 Land Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2141, 2, Corn. Experimental Farm, Cold Harbour Estate, 2328. 9, Council's amendments 31-59,60, 63 q. 221 Land Settlement, q. Bridgetown to Mount F'remantle Harbour Trust Bill, recommittal Barker 3097, g. Kimberley 2406 2037 Leave of Absence, "n' 2080 Health Act Amendmient Bill, 2R. 2974, Corn. aloim-Laverton Railway Bill, 2R. 3109 2976 Medical Aid fur Southern Districts 3036 Immigration, as to increasing 1316 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2131, 2 Jury Act Amendment Bill, 2P. 3180 Municipal Institutions Act Amendmant Bill King's Park Tramways Bill 1433 (No. 2), Corn. 8107 Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amuted- Parks and Reserves Act Amendment Bill, ments 3161, 4 2a. 692, amendmnent moved (six mnonths) 593 Malcolm-Laverton Railway Bill, Com. 3110 Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, Occi- Metropolitan Waterworks Inquiry, report dental Syndicate 3041 2976 Police L-et Amendment Bill, Corn. 2415 Midland Railway, remarks on policy 156 Premier Downs Syndicate, q. land applica- Miaes Development Hi1l Coin. 2.133 tion 23618 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Public Works Bill, Corn. 1821, 2, 3, 4, 2005, Bill (No. 3), Corn. 3106 7, 2012, 2206, recommittal 2407, 9, 2411, Public Works Bill, Coin. 1822 Council's amendments 31il, 12, 13 Rabbit Pest BHill, Cow. 2672 Public Works Department, q. 033 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1447; Rabbit Pest Bill, 2a. 2671, Corn. 2673, 4, Railway Management, remarks 153 2731,2 Redistribution of Seats, reasons against 154 'Railway Reserve at Narrogin, q. sales 2369 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2042,2202, Railway Shelter Sheds for produce, q. 78 2417, recommittal 2463,4, Council's amiend- Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1493, 4 ments 3172 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2sa. 1909. Corn. Sliding Scale and Tariff 154 20837, 8, 20W(, 220 1, 2, 4 - on amendment Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, ruled out of order 2204, mn. that Chair- Corn. 596 man's ruling be not agreed to 2204 Wharfage Payments at Fremantle, in. report resumed 2205, 2252, 65,s, 9, 24,18, 2460o, 4, 1189 Council's amendments 3172. 4 Roads and Streets Closure Bill, 2n. adjOl~rn- mont 1910, 11 lYE. Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2139 Standing Orders Suspension 3097 MALEY, Hon. W., South-Rest Province- Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Camn. Administration (probate) Bill, Con;. 852, 3 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act Amend- (No. 2). Corn. 1895, 8 mnent Bill, Coin. 1168, 9 ROD MODT~~'NEX TO SPEEOHES.J]NLI MIN Lill

McDONALD, Mr. F., Cockb urn t'ound- MlsISTER FOR LANDs (continued)- Abattoire and Owen's Anchorage 391 Aborigine Reserve, Murchison, reply to 9. Address-in-reply 38SS 17,71 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill. Address-in-reply, remarks on debate gene- Corn. 018 rally 167 Estimates, Public Buildings 2865, 2925, 6 Agricultural Areas: Chapman, reply to q. Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 20U2, 9, 70, 78; Victoria district, reply to q. 144 2104, recommittal 2344, 6, 7; Petition Agricultural Hank Act Anmendmnent Bill, nt- from Dairymen presented 1328 is. 1186, mn.2a. 1.304, Coin. 1309, 11, mt. Friemantle Harbour and management 390 Un. 1320 (procedure irregular; Bill with- Locomotive aind Mechanical Branches (see drawn in Assembly) "Railways") Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Railways generally: Administration 3SJ4. (No. 2), in. iR. 1772, mn.2a. 1826-U, Corn. Mechanical branch 889, Deviation anti 1895, 6, 7, 8, it, progress 1898 land purchases 391; Baldwin Engines, q. Agricultural Shows, mouey grants, reply to 1265; Draghooks, q. purchase 1667; Hop- q. 2126 per Wagons, q, purchase 1660;; Locomotive: Agricultural Training, Experimental Farms, branch, q, particulars 960, q. fire extini- explanation of new scheme 173; Cold Har- guishing 960; Mechanical branch, ipi. bour Estate, reply to q. 221 salaries return 760 Appropriation Bill, mn.2a. 3110, im. 3A. 8170 Sliding Scale and rood Duties 391 Boulder Tramway Inspection, reply to q. Stock Facilities and Abattoirs 390-1 2030 Water Supply, Fremantle and Perth distric ts Bread Bill, at. IR. 2126, wn.2u,. 2332, 65,post- 392 ponement 2460, Corn. 2647, 8, Council's amendments 2972, 3, 4 McLAvRT, R-on. E,, South-West Province- Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, mn.1B. 1527, Address-in-reply 103 mn.2a. 1773,4, 2082, Corn. 2093,4, discharge Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bit of order 2387 prisoners in field- (No. 2), Coin. 1896, 8 Camp System of employing Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2K. 20821 work, Drakeabrook experiient 176 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2R. 849 Caves in South-West 179 Collie-to-Goldlields Railway project, rc- Cemeteries Act Amendmnent Bill, mn.2R, 3102, marks 10.5 Cont. 31.04 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Children's Convalescent Home -Bill, mn.in. Corn. 3053 448, to suspend Standing Orders 4148, 4650, Day-labour System and the late Engineer- mn.2R. 604, on amendment 844, adjourn- in-Chief 104 ment 8650, resumed 954 Dividend Duties Bill, 2u. 2726 Circuit Coxurts, reply to q. M3 Droving Bill, Corn. 2086,9 Civil Service (see " Pu blic Service " Education and Technical Schools 104I Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, in. 2R. King's Park Tramways Bill 14837 3177, Corn. 3178, 3180, 1 Land Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2144. Complimentary Remarks, close of session Mlines Development Bill, Corn. 2131 3213, 15 Net Fishing in closed waters, mn.2795 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, mn.2R. Public Works Bill, Corn. 1825, 2009, 12,2031. 2613, 2820 6, recommittal 2411 Coolgardie Goldields Water Supply: Action Rabbit Pest Bill. Corn. 2674 on report, reply to q. 447; M~r. Hodgson, Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coni. 1448, reply 633; Resident Engineer, reply 1188; 1493, 4, 5; Railway Management, remarks Reticulation, reply 1290; Reservoir, reply 103 1.4311; Supply, quantity etc., reply 2605; Roads Act Amendment Bill, Cons. 2039, 2040), Return of particulars 1772 2090, 1,2, 3 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, im. Telephones Extension in country districla 2R. 3048, Corn. 3052, 4, 6 1189 Co-operative Labour in Public Works, sug- gestion as to economy 174 McWILuunxs, Dr. 0. F., North Perth- Dividend Duties Bill, In. 2a. 2666; q. as to duties, reply 2793 Estimates, aznual votes: Colonial Secretary's4 Education and Experimental harms 172-3 Department 2192, Medical 2588 Education, Beverley and Pingeily, reply to Facatories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2057 q. 2126 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1007 Elei Power Trausmiflsion, reply to q. 2369 MIrNSTEa Pon EDUCATION (see under "ColoniA Esperance-to-Goldields Railway Survey, Secretary " replies to g. 78, 2532, 2604; Esperance, Harbour, reply to q. 2057 Muezsma rom LAN;DS (Hon. A. Jamesoiil. Experimental Farms (see " Education "); Metropofltan-Subu rba) ProVinCe-- Cold Harbour Estate Farm, reply to q. 221 Abattoirs. and Meat Inspection 176, also 't Explosives Act Amendment BiUl, in. IS. 597, the North 176 in. 2n- 685, 119h, i. 8R. 1320 LIV MIN LIINDEX N TO SPEINE. 31IN

Miwsss Pon LANDS (continued)- MI1TRPof LANDS (coninued)- Factories and Shops Bill, in. Is. 2412, wt. 2R. Mines Development Bill, in. In. 1815, in. 2R. 2454, 2545, select committee 2547, in Corn. 2126, Corn. 2131 2675, 1, to reinstate and reduce 3037, 3098, Obituary, Hon. G-. Leaks, mi. 2 procedure 3098 Papers presented, 23, 221, 388, 633, 837, 950, Fisheries Act Amendment Bill, i. Ia. 2971, 1186, 1289, 1430, 1191, 1526, 1771, 1811, mn.2a. 30W, Coin. 3048 1885, 2030, 2078, 2249, 2327, 240.5, 2454, Fremantle Prison Site Bill, in. La. 222, in. 2532, 204, 2717, 2792, 2971, 3034, 3092. 2a. 454 3156 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, we. Parker's Range Darn, reply to q. 2657 In. 222, in. 2u. 45 Parks and Reserves Act Amendment Bill Goldields Water Supply, remarks 174-5: introduced 6, in. 2u.. 450 Helena Reservoir, reply to q. 588, 887 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, mn. Harbour Management (Fremantle), remarks Ia. 1627, in. 2R. 1773 1'73 Perthi-Fremantle Road Repairs, reply to q. Helena Resrcrvoir, replies to q. 388. 837 588 Jetty at Albany, reply to q. 448 Perth Tramnways Act Amendment Bill, it. Justices Bil, in. in. 850 2u. 8104 Kimberley Reserve, Remounts, reply to q. Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment 2657 Bill, Corn. 594, 5 King's Park Tramways Bill, in. leave to Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, reply introdace 1294, 0.,1432 to q. 204, Occidental Syndicate 8042, ex- Honour to a Member (Dr. Hackett), fit. 2079 planation 30415, 3092 Rouses of Parliament Committee, .,. chango Police Act Amendment Bill, ia. In. 2030, In. of member 1320 2nt. 20&4, Corn. 2113l, 16, Council's amend- Immigration, how to increase 1319 ments 2972 Import Duty on new settlers' goods, reply Post Office Savings Bank Act Amendment to q. 2717 Blin. it. 2.332, in. 2E. 2369, Corn. 2370, 1 Indecent Publications Bill, 2R. 1893 Premier Downs Syndicate, land application, Judge, flew appointment, reply to q. 2718 reply to q. 2368 Kalgoorlic Electric Power and Lighitingz Printing Committees to act 3ointly 1313 Special Lease Bill, mn.2x. 3174, 6, explain- Prison Labour in field camps, Drakesbrook tion 8176, Coin. 3177 experiment 176 Kattanning Reserve Cancellation, reply t, Public Service Act Amendment Bill, in. 1R. qi. 24053 222, wt. 2a. 1.57, Corn. 602, 838,9 Kimberley Land Settlement, reply to q. 2405.- Public Service Commission, general remarks Land Act Amendment Bil, in. in. 2030, 172 in. 2n. 2140, order 2142, remark 2146. Public Service, effect of new legislation. Corn- 2328, 9, 2330, 1, 2, 24635, Council'. reply to q. 1290 amendments 3159, 3160, 1, 5 Public Works Bill, in. In. 1190, Corn. 1823, Land Applications, explanation of delay.t 2005, 6, Council's amendments 3113 177; Conditional Purchase, reply to q. Public Works Department, reply to q. 633 2889; Settlement in Great Southern Rail- (sme also " Co-operative Labour " way District, reply to q. 2792. 3097; Questions, length of notice 77 Surveys and Classification, reply to q. Rabbit Pest Bill, ... In. 1294, in. 2R. 2608, 2249, Arrears 3038; Premier Downs Cown. 26372, 4., 2730, 1, 2, 3; Rabbit Acts, Syndicate, reply to q. 2368 (see also how enforced, reply to q. 143 1; Skins ex- "Poison Lease exchanged-") ported, reply 2604; Fencing, reply 1187 ; Land Purchases at East Fremnantle (railway Boards in districts, as to appointing 1293, deviation), reply to q. 77 4 Laverton Railway (see " MalcolinLaverton " Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Lighthouse at Cape Naturalists, reply to q. Licensing Amendment Bill, wt. In. 850, 2890 wn.2a. 1200, Coin. 1200, 1 Local Inscribed Stock Act Amendment Bill. Railways generally; Administration and mn.In. 2332, mn.2a. 2309 management 168-71, Rates increased 168, Manufactures, as to development 2793 Railway projects (remarks generally) 173, Malcolm-Laverton Railway Bill, mn.2%. U[09 Esperance scheme 173-4, Collie-to-Gold- Marine Stores Bill, in. In. 1190, in. 2R. 1298, fields 174, Port Hedliand to inland gold- Coin. 1299, 1300 fields, reply to q. 260.5; Port Hedland Medical Aid, Southern Districts 3036 project, reply 2792; Day-labour or co- Metropolitan Water Supply, replies b. operative labour in railway construction questions as to filtering 417, leakage of 174; Freinantlefleviation, land purchases, reservoir 448, storage 588, bonus 8438, reply togq. 77; Laverton Railway Bill, in. particulars 937, fee to GovernmentI 2R. 3108; Bridge in Perth, reply to q. officials for plans etc. 1187 141; Crossing at Coolgardie closed, reply Midland Railway, to enforce committee*;4 2604; Railway Reserve at Narrogin (sales), recommendations, reply to q. 221 ; Wah, reply 2369; Spark Arrestors, replies 2078, Haulage, reply to q. 2832; Contract cor. 2199; Refreshment Rooms and Sunday ditions, difficulty as to enforcement 177 drinking, reply 1187; Shelter Sheds, Mtq JN4DEX TO SPREOU ES] 3MEN LV

MINISTER FRo LANiDS (ceninsed)- MIM STERLVex MINES (Coninxed)- reply 78; Train Service on Great Southern, Exploratory Trip by Mr. Ill, on papers reply 1313 1135, papers presented 1223 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 71L.Ia. 1296. Factories and Shops Dill, Corn. 1686,7, 1717; int. 2R. 1324, Corn. 1445, 6, 8, 9, 1492 to 5, order 1721, recommittal 2353 procedure on Assembly's objection 2031. Federal Buildings and Telegraphs, reply to report 2719 Y. 1619; Federal Printing, reply 1619 Redistribution of Seats, reasons for new, Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Cow. 1182 legislation 172 (see also Constitution Geological Survey of Goldfields, reply to q. Amendment Bill) Roads Act Amendment Bill, mn.lit. 1772. mn Kalgoorlie Elcrc oe and Lighting 2R. 1899, Corn. 2037, 8, 2040, 1, 2, 2090, L, Specaleas Bil, n.1k. 2013, ms.ft 3, 4. 2199, 2200, 1, 4, 5, 2249, 2250, 2, 4, r,. 2213, 2220, Coin. 2829%2830, 1, 3064, 5, 6, 8, 9, 70, 3110, 17, recommittal 3117 6, 7,2417, 18,10, 20. recommittal 2460, 1,2.' 4, 25:33, Council's amendments 3171, 2, .3, t Land Act Amendment Bill, ZR. 1621, Corn. Roads and Streets Closure Bill at. Ia., 177:;., 1972, Council's amendments 3185 at. 2U. 1909, 10, Corn. 2080, 1 Liquor Law (to amend), adjournment 918, Itilib's Jetty to Woodmian's Point Railway speech 1865 Bill,mi. 2R. 3108 Mines Development -Bill, "L. 2a 1416, ms.re- Sessional Orders 23, Committees 23, 24 instatement 1499, in reply 1500, Corn. 1014, Sliding Scale, reasons for continuing 175 1.5,16, 18, 10, in. recommittal 1619, 1743,4, Standing Orders -. Committee's report cit Council's amendments 2421, 2422, 4 power to amend Railways Bill 2719: Mining on Goldields (remarks on Address- Orders suspended to expeclitebusiness 309i in-reply): Assistance to prospectors 382, Stock Routes, northern, reply to q. 2718 Boring for water at new finds 383, pump- Supply Bills, first 56, 78, second 1320, third ing plant at Kanowna 883 ;Batteries for 2205 public crushing 383, money advanced on Teleg-raphs Interruption, reply to q. 2718; tailings 384; Mont Margaret, second Telephones, as to extending in country largest gold yield 385; Mining Examina- districts 1188 tions to be on one standard 387 'Iransfer of Land Amendment Bill, am. is, Mining generally: Estimates, general state- 222, qn. 2a. 454, Corn. 597 ment on mines administration 2682 (see Water Catchinent at Mandating, to ringbark also discussion); Deep Boring at Cue, trees, reply to q. 1431 reply to q. 2979; Accidents, how reported, Water Conservation and Supply in Eastern: reply 279; Northampton boring and mini- Districts, reply to q. 2406 ing revenue, reply 961 ; Exemption on Widow of late C. Yf. O'Connor Annuity Bill. Leases, Mainland Console, reply 887 ; ws.IR. 120, in. 2u. 1326 Geological Survey, reply 887; Surrender W~ines, Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, ms.2n. of Lease at Kalgoorlie, reply 1201, on 3166, Coul. 3169, 70 papers 1224; Mine flooded, reply 2734; Wages fortnightly, reply 961; Private Property mining, reply 1549 ; Sunday MISTER FOR Misus (R1on. 11. Gregory, labour, reply 365; School of Mines, reply Menzies).- as to site at Kalgoorlie 922, as to central Accidents on Goldfields, how reported, reply site 1163 to q.279. 8 Musenum and National Gallery, branch at Boulder 1839 Coal Leases Agreement, Collho-Cardiff, re- Papers presented 23, 278,304, 717, 921, 1055, marks 889 1101, 1223, 1265, 1618, 1959, 2125, 2337. Coal Mines Inspection, reply to q. 2679 2494, 2913, 2979, 3182 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Binl, 2a. Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, mn. 720, 1057 in. 1885 Contagious Diseases Bill, as to introducing Police Act Amnendnient Bill, Corn. 1788, R. 1848 1794. 1808, 10 Copper Swelter for Phillips River. general Prospectors, as to assisting with camels 382, remarks 385, on in. to erect smelter 1032 Reward Leases to be granted 383 Deep Boring at Cue, reply to i.2979 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Coin. Divide-nd Duties Bill, Corn. 24 6 1274, 5 Electoral Bill, Corn- 2621 Public Works Bill, recommittal 1158 Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, av to con- Railways Acts Amendment Bill, i Coun- structing- 794; Referendum 1852 cil's amendments 1884 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms senibly 195T, Stipeudisry 3itgistracy 2177. Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 729 8, Mines Department, statement on ad- Roads Acts Amendment Bll, Coin. 1613, ministration 2682, 2705, on items 2707, S,. 1670 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 14, Geological Survey Smelter (copper) for Phillips River, remarks 2715, 16, Explosives and Analytical 2711.. 385 17, Public Buildings 2918, 10, 2924, G. Water Supply and Boring at new finds on Miscellaneous 8001 goldfields 383 iL4i MIN in[INDEX NUN TO SFEECnS,.J] MIN

.Mus'rzn FOR WORKS AND) RAILWAYS (11o1. Muu14sTE FOn WORKS AND RAILWAYS (eon- C. H1. Rason, Guilford)- timuedj- Address-in-reply, remarks on the Oppositieon 2832, Works items 2837, 8, 9, 28W, 3, 6, 0. amendment 198 7, 8, 9, 2862, 5, 6, 8, 9, 2860, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6; Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, buildings items 2865, 0, 7, 2870, 1, 2, 4, 5, Cown. 156 6,7, 8, 2881, 3, 4, 5, 6i,9, 2917, 18, 2920, 1, AgriculLUral Products and transport, reply 2, 3, 4,6,6, 8,2931, 2,3,,3, 8; Miscel - to q. 3116 laneous Services 3004; Railway Estimates, Architects and expenses, Paris Exhibition, general statement 3014, 3030 reply to q. 1404 Estimates, Loan: Railways and Tramnways Ashburton Tramway Bill, ts. In. 247, in. 2R. 3075, 3081, Harbour and River Improve- 2499 ments 3083, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Water Supply and Assembly Business, sitting days and hour: Sewerage for Towns 3M9, Coolgardie 1736 Goldfields Water Scheme 309, 1, 2, Boilermakers engaged in England, reply to Development of Goldfields 3092 q.-681, 2338 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1708, 2118 Broome Tramway Bill, in. In. 2470, in. 2*:.- Forest Depletion, on timber cutting 1469 2499 Fremiantle subjects: Harbour Works (see Building Contractor's Claim for extras 1465 Estimates"), Deviation of railway (see Canning )iailway, asto purchase, in. adjourn- Railway Deviation "), Police Buildings, ment 918, in. discbarge of order 1662 (see reply to q. 1619 also " Estimates") Geraldton Land Reserve cancelled, reply to Cattle Leads at Derby, reply to q. 961 q. 3115 Chief Architect, service etc., reply to qj. Goldfields generally:; Firewood carriage, 1404 reply to q. 1666; Kalgoorlie local express City of Perth Tramways Act Amendment trains, reply 1163; Oil Fuel, reply 1665, Bill, n. In. 2470, nt. 2R, 2499, Corn. 2955, 1i 6; Railway Rates (see" "Railways ");i Water Coal teases Agreement, Collie-Cardiff, on Supply (see "Coolgar-die Goldfields ") papers 889 Goomalling Railway Compensation, reply to Colliery Proprietary Extension, Paymnen t, q. 856 reply to q. 922 Governor's Departure, cost of special trains, Collie Railway Sidings, Payment, reply in reply twoq,.q22 q. 992 Harbours and Rivers: Fremnantle harbour, Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, -m. Iit. reply as to stability of Quay 2241 Ex- 636, in. 2a. 717-18, 1084-95, mn.select con,- penditure on harbours at Fremantle, Htit- mittee 1095, change of a member 113. bury, Geraldton, Esperance, reply to q. report considered 2656, in Corn. 3118, 19. 224; Geraldton Jetty, reply 223 (see also 22,4, 5; Collie-Boulder Railway, replies to Works and Lean Estimates) 9. 808, 856 Kalgoorlie Express Train, reply to q. 2271; Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2362 local express trains, reply 1163 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill! Land Reserve cancelled (Geraldtau), reply to introduced 2470, in. 2R. 2561, 2788, Corn. q. 3115 2930, 2941, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 2953, 4, 5 Laverton Railway (see - Malcolm-Layer- Coolgardie Goldfields Water Scheme, pipe- ton ") caulking, replies to q. 179, 636; Con- Law Courts (new), reply to q. 2,555 sumption, Reticulation, reply 961; Man- Leonora Tramway Bill, introduced 2469, or. daring Reservoir, replies 1328, 14034 2iL. 2497, Corn. 2498 Opening Ceremony, reply 2374; Firewood Lighthouse, Cape Naturaliste, reply to q. for pumping stations, reply 2374i Loan 636 Estimates 3090, 1, '2 Locomotive Workshops, fire extinguishing, Derby Tramway Bill introduced 2469, in. 2n. reply to g. 960 2-198 Malcolm-Laverton Railway Bill introduced Drainage Scheme for Perth Suburbs, reply 2735, *n. 2a. 3125 to q. 59 Menzies-Leonora Freight etc., reply to q. Contract System in Public Works, as to 223 adopting 1335 Museum and National Gallery, branch at Dredger at Albany, damage, reply, to q 225: Boulder 1837 Dredgihig at Fremantle, reply 1618 New Law Courts, reply to q. 2555 Proving Bill, Corn. 1218, 19 Oil Fuel for Goldfields etc., reply to q. Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, 1665, 6 Corn. 829 Papers presented 13, 222, 3-22. 459, 564, 0, Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway project, as 681, 716, 856, 1055, 1132, 1162, 1201, 1223, to early construction 787, Refei-endumz 1265, 1312, 1366, 1403, 1450, 1548, 1665, 1854; Survey and Harbour, replies to 41. 1783, 1827, 2Q13, 2421, 2619, 2733, 2919, 180, 769, 2495 3114 Estimates, annual ' votes: Legislativc' Perth Suburbs Surface Drainage, reply to Assembly 1939, Audit 2021, ColonialI q. 1827 Secretary's Department 2193, Aborigines Police Buildings, Fremantle, reply to q. 459; 3,234; Public Works general statement Lennonville, reply to 9. 1619 MIN (INDEX TOSPRSpn.] MORO LVII

MUNISTn FOR WORKS AND RAILWAYS (CO71- MINISTER FOR WeanS AND RAInwiys (con- tinned)- tinned)- Public Buildings Insurance, reply to q. 811.5 Railwvays generally (continaed)- Pablie Service Act Amendment Bill. Col:n. Refreshment Cars, height of tunnel, reply 1268 2013 Public Works generally: Contract syste." Rolling-stock (see " Address-in-reply," also (Mr. Atkins's mnotion) 1338. Estimates of " Loan Estimate ") Works and general statement 2832, Build- Siding at Sawyers' Valley, reply 58, at ings 2805 (see also discussions on Works Wooddupine 2272 iteuis) Sleeper Hewers, delay in payment, reply Public Works Bill introduced 446, Mn.2R. 279 623, Corn. 873, 4, 6, 7, 8, 1126, 7, recom'- $par-k Arresters, reply 822, 807 mittal 1155, 6, 1162, Council's amend- Station Alterations at Fremantle, reply ments 2961, 2, 3, 4, 6, 63,7, 8, 8184,05 224 Railway and Theatre Refreshment. Rooms Stores Adjustment (see " Address-in- Licensing Act Amendment Bill introduced reply "), stores reshipped to England, 636, in. 2m. 722, Corn. 722, 3,7 reply 2914 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2R. 697,, Suburban Fares on goldfields, reply 922 Corn. 937, 041 Travellers' Comforts, reply 865 Railways generally: Truck Delays, reply 1168 Administration of department 3014, 3030 William Street Bridge, reply 1013 Agricultural Products and Rates, reply Workshops at Midland Junction, reply 3115 2094 Axle-boxes, reply to q. 2734. 3059 Woodbridge, train stopping, reply 2272 Baldwin Engines, cost, reply 807, 1266 Yard Labourers' wages, reply 2556 Boiler Preservatives, reply 1132 Bridges at Fremnantle, stability, reply 40-9 Roads Act Amendment Bill, mn.In. 446, in. Carpenters' Wages, reply 1666, 1783 2a. 464, Coin. 1408 to 12. 1416, 16, 1667, 8. Chief Mechanical Engineer, reply 48.5 9, 1070, 1, 2, recommittal 1674, 5, mn.report Classification of Staff, replies 1618 1743, Council's amuendmnent 3211, 12 Commissioner system of managemuent, Yr. Robb's Jetty to Woodmnan's Point Railway George's appointment (reply) 181,208-11, Bill, introduced 3059, in. 2R. 3128 general statement in reply to Opposition Stock Route, Water Supply, reply to q. 2374 amendment 198-211 Suburban Drainage (see "Perth Suburban ") Coolgardie Crossing, reply 1618 Tracey (Mrs.), alleged wrongs, as to inquiry Cue-Nannine rails and sleepers, reply 22 t, 1029 Dragliooks purchase, reply 1667 Training College Furnishing, reply to q. 1550 Eight Hours, reply 1201 Water Supply generally: Cotteslos artesian, Esperance railw'ay project, as to early Con- reply to q. 2555; Murchison Goldfields, struction 787. Referendum 1864, Survey reply 30-58; Northamn reticulation, reply and Harbour (replies) 180, 759, 24951 2914 (see also " Estimates," also "1Cool- Estimates (railways), general statement gardie Goldflelds ") 3014 , 3080 Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor Annuity Bill, Fremantle Deviation and Land Purchases introduced 922, mn.2R. 1127, Corn. 1215 (debate on Address-in-reply) 198, also Works generally (see " Public Works " Loan Estimates 3075, 3081, also reply to q. 2555 MONGERa, Mr. F. C., York- Freight Charges (see "Rates") Frauds at Kookynie and Malcolm, reply Camels Importation, mn.selesst committee 2734 474, report presented 1055, mn.adopt 14,81, Goods Charges (see "Rates") point of order 1601 Holiday Trains crowded, reply 2271 Collie-to-Goldflelds Railway, seconded .m. to Hopper Wagons purchase 1667* construct 1847 Kalgoorlie Express, reply 2271; Local Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway Referen- Express, reply 1163; Platform, reply214.7 dum, amendment moved 3187, remarks Mslcolm-Laverton Railway Bill, 2a. 2125 3201, mn.question to be put 8202 Labourers advertised for, reply 2495 Gooinalling Railway, q. compensation 856 Lavatory Cars, reply 961, 2735 Harbour Dues, wn.Fremantle return 1013 JLeonora freight, reply 223 Police Act Amendment Bill, Council's Locomotive Branch particulars, reply 964' amendments, 2774 Workshops fire extinguishing, reply 9( Police Pay on resignation, q. 807 Materials, cost etc., replies 1162, 3 Spear-Parker Libel, bow to inquire, nt. to Midland Junction Workshops, reply 2010 put question 556 Permanent Way wages, reply 808 Tuart Timber Lands, as to purch~sing 1040 Personal Explanation an to rates quoted 225 Rate" and increase, general remarks 20-1-7. MORAN, Mr. C. J., West Perth- replies to q. 223, 223, 1133. 2785, as to Aborigines, inquiry into treatment, seconded reducing rates on goldfields 921 mn.902; Estimates 2196, 2226, 29, 39 LVIII NOR [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] MOE

MORAN, Mr. C. J. (continued)- MORAN, Mr. C. .1. (continaed)- Address-in-reply, on amendment as; to rail- Geraldton-to-fl-emautle Steamer Service, way management and rates 134-143, on subsidy 1041-2 general question 280-97 Hannans, Belt, remarks on need for better Adjournment, remarks .563 sanitary conditions 2634 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill. Harbour Trust (see - Fremantle ' Corn. 1503 to 8 Holiday, q. Perth Cup Race 3182 Assembly Business, sitting days and hours Indecent Publications Bill, 2R. 463, Corn. 1735 711, 14 .Bread Bill, Council's amendments 3071. 2 Justices Bill, 2a. 587, Corn. 616, 621 Camels Importation, on inquiry 475, on Kalgoorlie Electr-ic Powver and Lighting amendment 1489, quorim 1491 Special Lease Bill, Corn. 2830, 1, 6, 8. Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. :3116, 17 718, 988, on select committee 109.5, in, King's Park, remarks on beautifying of Corn. 3118 to 24 capital city 3010 Compassionate Allowances, two cases sub- Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- mitted 2990 ments 3131 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, oti Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, rescinding of resolution 2149, in Corn. 2s. 578 2288, 9, 2294, 8, 2357, 2360 to 66. 2875, 9. Liquor Law, to amend 906 2380 to 86, 2389 to 97, 2400, 2438, 24-4 Loans (see "Estimates") to 51 Medical Vote and Hospitals 2323, 2587 to Contract System in Public Works 1759 91.,2598 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Suplply Dinl. TMines Administration, remarks on Estimates 2R. 2735, Corn. 2939, 2942 to 49, 29153, 4; 2702, 2710 to 14 Estimates 3091 Minos Development Bill, Council's amend- Copper Smelter for Phillips River 1035 ments 2423 Criminal Code Amendment Bill. l1R. 2147. Monument to late Hon. 0. Leake, remarks 2n. 2338, Coin. 2435, 6 on item in Estimates :W00 Derby Tramway Bill, on introduction 24639 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Dividend Duties Bill, Corn. 2472 Bill (No. 2), 2a. 2427, Corn. 2957, 8, 9, Droving Bill, 2S. U28, Council's amendment 2960, 1, recommittal 2981 2957 Old Age Pensions, as to providing 1691 Electoral Bill, 2R. 21400, Corn. 2.501, 2, 3, H, (see also "4Estimates, Pensions vote ") 2513, 14, 29 Pairing by Members in Divisions, seconded Espentace-to-Golilfields Railway, as to con- is. 919, 921 structing, ms.adjournment 680 Pensions and compassionate allowances (sv. Estimates, annual votes: Stipendiary Magis- " Estimates ") tracy 2175, Supreme Court 2180, 2, Col- Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment onial Secretary's Department 2187,8,2190. Bill, 2a. adjournment 861 8, Aborigines 2196, 2226, 9,2239, Charitic, Police Force, snore protection needed in 2241,3, Electoral 2309, 10, Fisheries 2312, Kimberley 2619, 24, Contingent-men suit- GOls 2312, 14, Medical 2328, 2587, 8, 11. able as police 2625, as to promotion 2626, 2591, 8, Observatory 2600, 1, on point ol Detective branch 2629 order 2602, resum~ed 2603, Police 2619. Printing Commnitteeas to curtailing Hansord 2624 to 29, Public Health 2684, 6, Mines reports 60; Printing Committees to act generally 2702, 2710 to 14, Geological jointly 1332 Survey 271.5,16t, Explosives and Analytical Public Notaries Bill, Corn. 577 2716, 17, Public Works 2835, 2840, 1, 2, 4, Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 5, 2852, Public Buildings 2917, 18, 20, 1268, 1276, 6, 7, 1278-9, 1280, recommittal 2934, 8, Treasurer's Department 2986, 1345 Pensions 2990, 3, Miscellaneous 2003, 5, Public Service generally (see " Estimates") 3010, 13, Ratilway Department 3017, 3031 Salaries, a title 2187-8, 2190, 3; Public Estimates, Loan: Railways and Tramways servant dismissed, as to inquiry 1213 34079, Harbour Improvements 3083, -F, Public Works Bill, 2R. 625-6, Corn. 874, 5, 6, Loan Suspense Account 3087, Coolgardie 877-8, 880. 1, Council's amendments 29652, Water Scheme 3091 3, 4, 6, point of order 2960, Council's Explosives Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 578 amendments 3184, 5 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1679, 1683 Public Works Estimates, remarks on want to 87,1697, 8, 9, 1703 to 11, point of order of economy 2886, on Works items 2840 to 1712, progress 1715, Con,. 1718 to 26,2052, 45, 2842, Buildings, 2917, 18, 20, Perth 5, 6, 7, 8, 2060, 5, 8. 9, 20,70,2, 2115, 16, Museum fittings 2934, Parliament Rouses 2122, 3, 4, recommittal 2340 to 49 furniture 2938 Food Duties. as to abolishing 13149, amend- Rabbit Pest Bill, 2a. 2279, Corn. 2430, 2, ment moved] 1856 4, 5 Forest Depletion, on timber cutting 1458 Railways ActA Amendment Bill, 2R. 744-5, Fr'emantle Harbour Trust Dill, Corn. 1287, on order 7414, speech 744-57 [Speaker's recommittal 1843, 7, 8 ruling with suspension for "irrelevant or Gaol at Derby, q. closure 88 tedious repetition "757], in Comon clauses MOR MOE(I[NDEiX TO SPEECHES.] mosO1I LIX

Movnn, Mr. C. 3. (continued)- Moss, Hon. 31. L. (continued)- 924, 932, 3, 5, 6, 9,39, 2, 3, Council's amend - Railway Management, remarks 34-9; Rail- ments 300, 4 way Accounts and Audit 49 Railway Bridge for William Street, q. 1018 Redistribution of Seats, general remarks Railway Alanagement and Rates, remarks 39-40) on ikddress-in-reply 135-148, 281-9; Esti- Stamp Duty, need of amendment 4 7 mates 3017-22, Loan Estimates 3079-81 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1668. 70. 71 Moss, Ron. 31. L. (Minister without port- Roads and Streets Closure Bill, Coin. 2374, 5 folio), Wesct Province- Robb's Jetty to Woodmnan's Point Railway Administration (probate) Bill introduced Bill, La. 3129 635, mi. 2a. 850, Corn. 852, 3, 4, 956, 8. Sanitation on Goldfields, remarksson Hannanr, recommittal 1191, Assembly's amend- Belt requirements 2634 ment 1547 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 513, on Appropriation Bill, 3P. 3170 amendmient 8550 Ashburton Tramway Bill, m. 2A. 2606, Corn. Standing Orders Suspension 2468 etc. 2007. 2665 State Governor, how to be appointed 102.5 Bread Bill. Corn. 2548, 9, Z550, 1, 2 Stores Account, on adjustment 134, 142, Broonme Tramway Bill, it. 2R. etc. 2606, 280-6 2664 Supply Bill, £500,000, 132, Corn. 1330 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 1775 Suspension of Menmber for West Perth, the Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 84 Speaker's ruling 757, remarks on report- Comnpanies Act Amendment Hill introduced ing 1332 2261, ot. 2R. 2371 Tracey, Mrs., in. to inquire into alleged' Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2a 2017 wrongs 1028S, report presented 2374 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, William Street Bridge, q. 1013 Coni. 3053, 4 Wines, Beer (etc.) Amebdment Bill, Coni. Criminal Code Bill, mn. Ia. 2459, m,. 2a, etc. 3186 25,53 Derby Tramway Bill, m. 2R. etc. 2665 Dividend Ditties Bill, (Thi. 2890 to 2904, MORoANSi, Mr. A. EL. Coolgardie- Council's Amendment 3055, 6 Copper Smelter for Phillips River, seconded Drovinag Bill, Con., 2087, 9, Assembly's mn.1032 amendment 2619, 2664 Dividend Duties Bill, Corn. 2493 Electoral Bill, m. 2R. 297,7 Electoral Bill, Coin. 2515 Esperance Railway, as to constructing 2904 Estimates, Public Works 2841, Miscellaneous Factories and Shops Bill (to reinstate and .3002 ishorten), procedure 3098 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Coim. 1179 Fisiheries Act Amendment Bill, Coni. 3048 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1376, Con;. Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, mn, in. 1437, 180S, 9 2n. 2a. 1527, 1777, Coin. 1811 to 15, 2030, Printing Comm ittee,as to curtailing Mansard recommittal 2037, in. 3m. 2080, on recoin- reports 62 inilttal 2080 Public Works Bill, Corn. 880 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1935, Fremantle Water Supply, explanation 3038 Health Act Amendment 943. 4 Bill, m,. La. 2795, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 544 i. 2a. 2974 Wines, Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, 2R. 883 Houses of Parliament Committee of Advice, change of member 1320 Indecent Publications Bill, nt. 1n. 1296, mn. Moss, lion. 31. .L,, West Province (see also 2a, 1495, explanation 1887, reply 1889, items after appointment as honorary -Cons. 18904, 5 Minister)- Judges' Salaries Bill. int. 2a. 310)0, Coin. 3101 Address-in-reply 34 Jury Act Amendment Bill, im 2P. 3179 Adjournment, remarks 222 Justices Hill, ra. 2a. 959, Cein. 1191I to 99, Companies Law, need for amendment 417-8 1200, L208, recommittal 1M9, 1321, 3, Day-labou r and Co-operative Labour -"-, 1437, 8 Drainage Works and Loans 4C-4 L~and Act Amendmient Bill, Council's amend- Electoral System and Abuses 41 ments 3163 Fremantle Hlarbour Management 44 heave of Absence, in. 2079 Goldifields Water Scheme, remarks 42-3 Leonora Tramway Bill, wn.2L 2007o, Coin. King's Park Tramways Bill 1430 2608 Land Purchases aind Railway Deviatior. Marine Stores Bill. Coin. 1300, progress q. East Frsemantle, q. 77, mn. paperi 1323, recommittal 143$ (postponement) 78, 449 Metropolitan W~aterworks Inquiry, adjourn- Leave of Absence, ma. 222. ment: 1190, remark 1297 Northam-Goomalling- Railway, ma. particu- Mines Development Bill, Coin. 2133, 4 lan 221 Money Grants for Perth Drainage, i. 448 Ph.rsnaey and Poisons Act Amendment Bill i Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill, introduced 221 all stages 2125 L% MOB J[INDEX 'TO SPEBCREB.3 NAN

Moss, Ron, MI. L. (continuted)- NNsboK, Mr. J. L. (contined)- Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Dividend Duties Bll, Corn. 24713, 2485, 2488, (No. 3). mt.2a. 8105, Coin. 3106, 7, 8 9, 2492 Papers presented 2004 Electoral Bill. Coin. 2514, 17, 2519, 2522, 4, Pharmacy and Poisons Acit A&mendment Bill, 6,8 tit. 21L. 452, Corn. 454, 593, 4, 6 Elementary Education (district boards) Poison Lease exchanged for fre'ehold, Occi- Bill, 2a. 584, Corn. 612, 826 dental Syndicate, on procedure 804W Esperanca-to- Eastern Goldfields Railway, as Polkae Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2414 to early construction 675 Printing Committees to act jointly 1314 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As. Public Notaries Bill, tit. is. 635, t.t 2s. 854-, sembly 1902, 1954, Crown Law Officers Cown. 856 20 18, 2020, Supreme Court 2179, Colonial Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Con,. Secretary's Department 21532 to 88, Abori- 598, 600, 839, Assembly's amendment.; gines 2194,?7, 2222, .5, 8, 22309 8, Charities 1780, 1, 2, 3, 1816f 2239, 2248, 4, 5, 6, Gaols 2313. 14, 15, 15, Public Works Bill, ms. 2R. 1300, Corn. 149:, Government Gardens 2817, Medical 2824. 8. progress 1498, resumed 1816 to 25. 2682, 5, Aborigines 2656, Public Works resumed 2005 to 13, resumed 2031 to u., 2844, 2855, 6, 9, 2863, 4, Public Buildings 2205 to 10, recommittal 2210, 11, 2406, 2869, 2871 to 79, 2881, 2, 4, 8, 2918, 19, 2409 to 12, Council's amendments 8111, 2920, 6. 7, 8 12, 13 Estimates, Loan :Harbour and River Im- Railways Acts Amsendmnent Bill, Corn. 1444. provements 8086, 6, 8 5, 6, 8, 1492, 3 Factories and Shops Bill, Coin. 1676 to 87, Roads Act Amcndment Bill, Corn. 2040, J, 1698 to 1711, am.Chairman to leave Chair 2, 2090, 2, 4, 2200, 2, 3, 2253 to 6 1, 2411 , 0712, on order 1713, Corn. 1714 to 26, 2047, recommittal 2462, 3, 4, Council's amend- 68, 76, 99, 2101, 2115 to 21, 24, 27, 2121, ments 3171 recommittal 2841, 2350 Standing Orders, at. to suspend 2665, 808 Food Duties, as to abolishing 1473-7 Stamip Act Amendment Bill, mn.La. 1815, Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1110, it. 2R. 2134, Cor. 2138 to 40, 2873 Corn. 1174, on Ministerial statement 1177, Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Cost.i on clauses 1180 to 85, 1281, recommittal 465, .595, 6, 7, 684, Assembly's amend- 1347, 8 ments 1823. 1439, 40, 41 Geols (see " Prisons) Weiss, Mr. F. L., on ait. papers 3100 Mansardl Reports, remarks as to curtailing 61 Harbour and River Improvements, remarks on Loan Estimates 3085, 6;, 8 N. flospital. Policy, Medica vote 2324!-7 Indecent Publications Bill, 2a. 62, Corn. NArsoN;, Mr. J. L., Murisa- 712, 14, 161 Criminal Libel Prosecutions, Aborigines Department, Estimates 2194, 7 in. return 4W7 2222, 5, 8, 2280, 8 Justices Bill, Corn. 618 Address-in-reply 63-77, amendment movo(, Land Act Amendment Bill, 2x. 1627, Coun- disapproving of railway policy and a~dmin- cil's amendments 3132, 52 istration 77, points of order 112, 202 Legal Practitionsrs Act Amendment Bill, Assembly Business, sitting days and ]hour., 2s. adjournment 575 1727, on amondmnent 17838, explanation Libel Prosecution (see" Spear-ParkerTibel " 1737 Loan Works (see " Estimates") Auditing Accounts of Local Bodies 2544 Mines Development Bill, 29. 1421, Coin. Charitable Institutions, Estimates 223$). 1615,16 2243 to 46 Obituary: H on. G. Leake, seconded motion Caves in South-West 2855, 6 of appreciation and condolence 14; Mr. 3. Civil Service (see "Public Service") Reside, seconded "t. adjournment of House Coal Leases Agreement, Collie-Cardiff, in. 1812-; Mr. Justice Moorhead 2496 papers 888, reply 891 Old Age Pensions, as to providing 1695 Collie-Boulder Railway, q. 808 Pairing by Mlembers in Divisions 920 Collie Proprietary Railway Extension. q, Pension to Mr. (I. Berry, mt.papers 1013 payment 922 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, Corn. Collie Railway Sidings, q. payment 922 2558 Collie to Colle-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, q 912.73, on amendment (six montbs) 1071- Occidental Syndicate 3181 81, on appointing select committee 1097. Police Act Amendment Bill, 29. 1577, Coto, 99, in Corn. 3122 1786, 1791, 7, 8, 1800 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1870 Printing Committee, as to Curtailing Mansard 6, Corn. 2288, 2293, 2390, 2, 2438, 2451 reports 61 Contract System in Public Works 1755 Prisons (Estimates), need of economy in Counting the House (see " Quorum ") management 318, 14, 16 Criminal Libel Prosecutions, in. return 447 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2a. (see 8s15 "Spear-Parker Libel") 1.148, Cam. 1267 NAN (INuEX TO SPEECHE.] PHI LXT

NAxeox, Mr. 3. L. (continue)- O'CONNOR, Dr. MI., Mfoore-- Public Service Commission, q. cost, etc. Aborigines, amenable to instruction 2226, 717; Public Service generally (see '

PIESSE, Hon. C. A., South-East Province- Ptnsim, Hon. F. H. (continued)- Agricultural flank Act Amendment Bill, 2a. King's Park, beautifying the capital city 1308, Coin. 1310 (Estimates) 3005, G, 7 Bread Bill, Corn. 2548, 2=5, 1, Concil'st Land Act Amendment Hill, Corn. 1975, amendment 2973 Council's amendments 3129, 3130, 2, 4 Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2081, Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, q. Corn. 2084, discharge of order 2337 Occidental Syndicate 3.15 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2R. 953 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Constitution Act Antendnient Bill, 2R. 2823 1277 Droving Bill, Coin. 2087 Public Works Bill, Corn. 874., 5, 6 Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2a. 1776 Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2431, 3 Immigration,mn. to increase 1314. reply 1319, i Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2R. 683, withdrawnr 1319 Con,. 930, 936, recommittal 1165, 7. 8 Import Duty on new Settlers' Goods, q. 2717 Railways generally: A mendment on Ad- Laud Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2327,8, 9, dress-in-reply (seconded) disapproving of 2330, 1, 2 railway administration and increase of Land Settlement, q. Great Southern Rail- rates 77, speech 117-27; Railway Esti- way 2792 mates 3022-4, (see also 11Esperance") Land Surveys, q. classification 2249., q Redistribution of Seats Bill, select comt- arrears 3038 mittee 2404, Lease Exchanged (see "Poison Lease" Roads Act A mendment Bill, Corn. 1408, 16 Medical aid for Southern Districts, vt. 8034, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 537 withdrawn 3030 Stores Valuation, q. 1006; Stores Account, q. Manufactures, to develop 2794 percentage addition 225 Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, q. 2604, tit. papers 2718, m. to disapprove official action 3038, reply 3046 lhoorrr, Mr. S. C.. West Kimaberley- Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2730,1, 2, 3; Fencing, Aborigines, thme systemn of protection 2224 q. 1187; Rabbit Boards,as; to appointing Address-in-reply, on amendment disapprov- 1292 ing of railway administration and rates Railway Trains, q. Great Southern 1313 211 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2090, 1, 2. Administration (probate) Bill, Council's 3, 4, 2250 to 60 amendments 1384 Roads and Streets Closure Bill, Corn. 2081 Agricultural Areas, q. Victoria district Telephones Extension in Country Districts, 1690 in. 1188, suggestion 1189, reply 1328, with- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, drawn 1328 Corn. 1502 Assembly Business, sitting days and hours 1735 Pxxssis, Hon. F. H., Williamus- Bread Bill, ]n. 1591 Address-in-reply, seconded amendment dis- Cattle Leads at Derby, q. 961 approving of railway administration and Companies Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2213 increases of rates 77, speech 117-27, expla- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, as to nation 209, adjournment 413 postponing debate 1784, 2g. 1981 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Cossack Stock Jetty (Point Sampson), objec- 1380 tion to item in Estimates 308 t, 5, 6, 7 Dread Bill, Corn. 1963, 6 Droving Bill, Cown. 1219, 20, 21 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. Estimates, Aborigines 2224, 6 1082 Estimates, Loan: Railways (Fremantle land Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Corn. purchases) 3082, Harbour and River im- 2301, 2365, 244q provements 3084, 5, 6, 1 Contract System in Public Works 1336 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1680, 3, 4, Droving Bill, 2R. 627 1697, 9, 1707, 8, 9, 13, 2054, 2107, 8 Elementiary Education (district boards) Bill, Federal Budget Speech, q. copies 1265 Coin. 831 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1170, Esperance-toGoldflelds Railway, a to early 1173, 7,1183,1286 construction 7984802 Jury Act Amendment Bill, Corns. 3210 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Assemn- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting bly 1957, Stipendiary Magistracy 2026, Special Lease Bill, 2R. 2215. adjournment Medical 2582, Miscellaneous 2998, 3004, 221(1 King's Park 3005, 6, 7, Railway Depart- Land Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1619, Corn. ment 3022 1632, 3, 1967, 1975, Council's amendments Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2105, 6, 2110 313 6, 3142, 8 Food Duties, s to abolishing 1246-52 Leave of Absence, nt. 1330, 1960 Fremantle Harbour'1'rust Bill, Corn. 1180,6, Licenses (liquor, etc.), restriction on aliens 1281 1229 Government Stores, q. valuation 106; Stores Midland Railway, q. fares and freights 960o Accountt, 9. 225 i Mines Development Bill, no quorum 1420, Justices Bill, Coin. 623 1 4, 1430 PIG PIG ~[INDEXT-O SPEECHES.]PR PRE LXIlTXI

Psoorr, Mr. S. C. (coninued)- PausxlsAaNDArrOawEvGnNnRAL (Continued)- Police Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1573, Con,. Constitution Act Amendment Bill intro- 1795, recommittal 1960 duced 1:166, in. 2u. 1.508, as to adjouning Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2a. debate 1784. on. to rescind the second 1150, Coin. 1280, recommittal 1346 reading as irregular 2148, reply 2155,'i. Railway Deviation and land purchases :3082 Committee stage 2158, on amendment Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin. 925 2159, in Coin. 2287, 22wO, 229G, 2302, 4, Railway Workshops, q. Midland Junction 2350, 7, 8, 9, 2360, 1, 4, 5, 2870, 2382, 2389, 2094 2890, 1, 4, 5, (6, 5, 0, 2436, 2443, 6, 7, 9, Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2x. 1558 recommittal 2471, ,n. 3R. 2 197 Constitution and Electoral Bills, as to adjourning the House for a fortnight, PREMIER AND ATrORNEY GENRAL (Hion. reply to q. 1460 Walter James, K.C.)-- Contract System in Public Works, remarks Abattoirs and Cold Chambers on Goldfields, on Mr. Atkins's motion 1752 replies to q. 154, 2679 --oolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Bill, Address-in-reply, on Opposition amendment Corn. 2940, 1, 2, 3,4, 3,7, 29.51, 2, 3 262-71 Criminal Code Amiendmcent Bill, m. IS. Admuinistration (probate) Bill introduced 1.5, 2147, m 2E.. 2338, Coin. 2435, j, it. 3R. 'm.2R. 445, Corn.5675, 6, Council's amiend- 2470, Council's amcndment775 ments 1382, 1382, 4 IDividend Duties Bill, Coin. 2472,3,6, Con-. Adlministrator's Salary, reply to q. 14,50 cii's suggestions 3033 Agricultural Areas, Victoria District, reply Diroving Bill, Council's amendments 24295 to q. 1590 Electoral Bill introduced 1366, in. 2R. 2160, A gricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, in. Coin. 25W, 1, .5. 6,t7, 2507,, 2612 to 25. 2R. 1866, point of procedure 1877, in. dis- 2529, recommittal 2560O, I charge of order 1382, Bill withdrawn 1382 Eilemnentary Education (district boards) Bill, Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Hill 2R. 583, Coin. 610, 12, 13, 827, 8, 30 (No. 2) introduced 1404, mn.2R. 1471, Con,. Esperanee-Norsenan Land Settlement, re- 1500, 1, 4, 5, 15.51, 4, 5, 1600j, Councils plies to q. 180. 225 amendments 2015 Esperance-to-Goldfields Railway, as to pro- Agricultural Land near Esperance, reply to posals for construction, reply togq. 180; q. ISO if loan offered, reply to q. 922; on Mr. Appropriation Bill, nt. 2n. 31265 Thomas's otion to construct 69-70, $06; Arbitration Court, agent pleading, reply to Survey, reply to q. 2495; Shipping Coin- q. 564 panics, reply to q. 2679 Assembly Business, in. sitting days and Estimates, annual votes: Legislative Council hours 1727, 1734, wvithdrawvn 1739, farther 1948, Legislative Assembly 1950-1, 1955, in. 1739 0, 8, 9, Crown Law Officers 2016 to 20. Auditor General, as to criticisms on Audit Audit 2021, 3, 4, 6, Land Titles 2026, Estimates 2021, 4 Patents and Trade Marks 2025, Stipendiary Avon River Weirs, reply to q. 2914 Magistracy 2025, general remarks on Bills Promised, Electoral and Redistribu- magistracy system 2028, 9, on items 2175, tion, reply to q. 1013 9, 2180, 1, Aborigines (postponement) Bread Bill, ma. 1R. 1591, Coin. 1961, 2, 6, 2239, Charities 2246,. Medical 2583, 6, Council's amendments 3072 21592, 9, Education 2646, 7, 8, Aborigines Camels TImportation (Pals Mehemet), as to 2682, Public Works 2858. Public Build- inquiry 177, suggestion "s to reporting iugs 2873, 4, 2925, 7, Land 'Pitles Offices evidence in narrative forn, 481; Papers (new) 2928, 9, 2931, Pensions 2994, moved for, remarks 1328 Miscellaneous 3012 Cemeteries Act Amendment Bill, in. Is. Estimates, Loan: Railways and Tramnways 1202, in. 2B. 3073, Cook. 8076, Council's 3088, Immigration 3092 amendments 3184 Experimental Farm, Narrogin. reply to q. Circuit Courts, reply to q. 636. 681 444 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Hill, Factories and Shops Bill introduced 867, recommittal 717, 832, 3. 4, .5, 118 in. 2R. 1202-15, reply 1392, Coin. 1676, 7, 9. Clerk of Assembly, congratulation after 1680, 1, 2,4,..6,,7, 1697, [700, 2, 5, 6, 7, accident 2735 order 1712. 13, Coin. 1713. 14. 15, 16, 18, Collie to Collie-lloulder Railway Bill, 2R. 1721, 2, 3, 4.,5, 6, 2044,53, 6, 9, 2050 to 63, 1004, 1081, select committee 1098, in Con,. 2069. 2096 to 2124, recommittal 2389 to 3120, 1, 2, 3,4 56, on return of Bill from Council in re- Companies Act Amendment Bill introduced duced form 3208 2095, m. 2n. 2212, Corn. 2213 Federal Custoins Employe, living wage, Ccmplimnnry remoarks, close of sesiion eply to q. 2679: Fvderal High, Corn- 8218 tfliasionpr, reply 279; Federal Union, Compulsory lInprovenment or Large Estates, Separation of Westiern Australia, on Mr. replies I-, q.616. 30.58 Stone's notice tW wove 1134 Concwiliation Hoard. Eastern District, reply Food Dunties, as to abolishing tinterj.) to q. 1912 1355, 1474 LXIV PRE [INDEX TO SPEECHES.] PE

PREMhIER AND ATTORNEY GENERAL (continued)- PREMIERAND ATTORNEY GENERAL (continuod)- Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1170, Lawley, Sir Arthur, letter of farewell read statement of Government intention 1176, 564 remarks on clauises 1171. 8, 9, 1180, 3, 4, 5, Leave of Absence motions: Dr. McWilliams 1285, 6, 7, 8, on order 1346, 7, Council's 270, 1202, 1404, Mr. Oats 279, Mr. amendment 2274, 5 Hutchinson 459, Mr. Hopkins, 636, Mr. F. Fremantle Prison Site Hill, in. 2a. 683, Corn. Connor 1100, Mr. Teesdale Smith 1202, 683 Mr. Speaker 2211, 2556, 2938 Friendly Societies Act Anmendment Bill, Legal Practitioners Act Amnjdment Bill, introduced 681, in. 2a. 801, select con,. 2R. 667, interje. only 669, 571, 3, 4 mittee 1130, remarks 2619, Come. 2679, 80, Libel Prosecution (Mr. Spear), reply to Mr. 3202, 7; Annual Reports of friendly Nanson's question am to nolls yrosequi societies, reply to q. 961 (correspondence read) 57; Commission of Gaming at a Fair, Kalgoorlie, reply to q. Inquiry (see " Spear-Parker Inquiry ") 2495 Licenses (liquor etc.), restriction on aliens, Gold Stealing, how to be checked (see Mr. Diamond's motion 1229 "Police ActAmendment Hill") Liquor Inspection, reply to q. 1404 Goomalling Land Surveys, replies to q. Magistracy, remarks on Stipendiary system 1549. 3114; Townsite, reply 2914 (Estimates) 2028,9; Magistrate at Nor- Government Business, "I. precedence 00. tham, reply to q. 2979 1739 Mail Steamers, port charges, replies to q. Hansa,-d Reports: Interjections, reply to q. S07, s.s. " Sophocles " 807 564; as to curtailment of reports, reply to Illalcolni-Laverton Railway construction, q. 1727, in. instruction to Printing Com- reply to q. 857 mittee W1,1, 2, 1332 Manufactures and Industries, to develop, Health Act, to amend, reply to q. 2619; reply to q. 2979 Health Boards (elective), reply 180 Manures and Fertilisers adulterated, reply Indecent Publications Bill introduced 446, to q. 1549 in. 2R. 461, Corn. 711, 14, 15, 16, 1216, 17, Marine Stores Hilt, introduced 961, oz. 2a. Council's amendments 2095 1140. Council's amendments 1606 Jandakot and Waaneroo Railway Projects. Metropolitan Board of Works, to establish, replies to q. 856, 2733 replies to q. 1860, 1783 Judges' Salaries Bill, in. 2n. 3116, Council's Metropolitan Water, Leederville rate, reply amendments 3153,4 to q. 2272 Jury Act Amendmuent Bill, 2R. 1593, Corn. Midland Railway (immigrants), breach of 3210 agreement, reply to q. 223, 1549; land Justices Bill introduced 440, in. 2B. 586, surveys, reply 225; conditions of contract, Corn. 614, 16, 620, 1, 2, 2, Council's reply 1666; share of duplication, reply 1783 amendments 1607 Mines Development BWl introduced 1330, Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Corn. 1615, 16 Special Lease Bill, 2m. 2218, Corn. 2830, Motor Wagons as; feeders for railways, reply 3070 to q. 2829 Labour Market and Unemployed, reply to Municipal Institutions Act Amendment q. 2678 Bill (No. 2) introduced 2374, in. 2a. 2425, Land Act Amendment (Boulder town leases), Coin. 2957, 8, 9. 2960, recommittal 2981 reply to q. 279 Notice Paper, as to precedence in orders Land Act Amendment Bill introduced 1202, 2983 is. 2g. 1394, reply 1628, Corn. 1632, 1669, Obituary: Hon. G. Leake, i. appreciation 1675, 6,7, 8, Council's amendments 3129, and condolence 13; Mr. J. Reside, in. a1so, 3, 6, 6, 7, 9, 3142, 3; Ministerial adjournment of the House 1812; Mr. action, in. Chairman to leave chair 3208-10 Justice Henssnan 1408; Mr. Justice Moor- Land Applications. Premier Downs Syn- bead 2495 dicate, reply to q. 2271 Old Age Pensions, as to providing 1692 Land for Selection, reply to q. 322 Pairing by Members in Divisions 919 Land in Large Estates, compulsory improve- Parker-Spear Inquiry (see -1Spear-Parker " ment, roply to q. 036 Papers presented 13, 56, 222, 322, 460, 485, Land Settlement, Goomalling District, 664, 608, 635, 681, 1201, 1328,.1450, 1498, replies to q. 154, 3114 1548, 1665, 2889, 3114, 8182, 3218 Land Purchases: Fremantle Railway devia- Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill tion, Rocky Bay, reply to q. 58; Purchases introduced 681, in. 2&. 857, reply 1603, in Victoria District, reply to q. 485 Committee stage 1600 Landts near Railways, compulsory improve- Poison Lease exchange for freehold, Occi- ments, replies to q. 6136, :30538 dental Syndicate, replies to q. 3115, 3181 Lands Department, questions to Minister Police Act Amendment Bill introduced 1450, 414 in. 2R. 1565, reply 1587, Corn. 1784, 6, 7, 8, TLand Settlement: Norsemnan - Esperanee. 1790 to 1807, 1810, recommittal 1960, replies to q. 180, 226; Victoria District. Council's amendments 2772, 3 reply 1960 Police Court Procedure, Subiaco, reply to q. Laud Titles Offices (new building) 2928 609 PRE PE ~INDEX TO SPEECHES.'PEtX iRE ix ,

PREMIEREA N;)An~oRNzy GENERAL (:ontinued)- IPREMMa AND ArroaxsY GvKERAL (continued)- Poor-box Donations, Premantle, reply to q. I Salaries, Pensions (see "Estimates ") 6W9 Sandalwood Cutting by Afghans, reply to q. Post Office Savings Bank extension, reply 2272 to q. 382 Seat Vacant, Pit. Hannans 1380 Premier Downs Syndicate, land application, Sessional Committees, "&.62 reply to g, 2271 Select Committees, as to method of reporting Printing Committee, instruction as to curtail- evidence 481 mont of Hanserd reports, nz. 60, explana- Sitting Days and Hours, in. 59, jot. extension tion 61, on amendment 61, reply 62, in. 2914 Printing Committees to act jointly 88331, 2 Smoking by Juveniles, legislation proposed Prorogation Arrangements 3213 (see "1Police Act Amendment Bill ") Prostitution, legislation proposed (see " Police S.s. "Sophocles," deviation from a port, Act Amendment Bill ") reply to q. 636 Public Notaries Bill introduced 446, in. 2at. South A-ft-k-a, Permits and labour conditions. 459, Corn. 577, 8 reply to 9. 469 Public Service Act Amendment Bill intro- South Perth Liquor License, three-milo duced 1013, in. 2a. 1149, Corn. 1276, 7. 8. limit, reply to 9L 2733 9,recommittal 1346, Council's amendments Speaker of Assembly, congratulation alter 1960 illness 3127 Public Service generally:- Correspondencze Spear-Parker Inquiry, reply to q. AR to in newspapers, reply to q. as to restriction nolle prosequi (correspondence read) 57; 166; Comnmissioners' inquiry and pro- Mr. Nenson's motion, on notice given gress reports 2023 ; Service affected by (remark) 106, on at. how to inquire 500, legislation (retrospective operation of see. on amendment 525, on farther amendment 29), remarks on motion 1881 ; Thsisisal,aa 542, 547, .57; as to method of inquiry, to inquiry 124 reply to q. 1404; 'Report presented 2047 Public Works Bill, Corn. 874, 6, 6, 7, 9, 880, Stamp Act Amendment Bill introduced 1, 1126, 7, Council's amendments 2963 1450, am.2a, 1655, reply 1.564, Corn. 1745,6, Public Works and Coditract System, remarks Council's amendments 2470 on Mr. Atkins's motion 1752; Works Standing Order (new), mn. 682; Stemliug generally (see " Estimates ") Orders' Mi.suspension 2166,$ Questions to Ministers, length of notice K6 State Governor, as to mode of appointing questions in lieu of motions (end of session) 26554 Sunday Entertasinmuents, to legislate, reply -Quorum in Debate (as to counting at short to q. 1366 (see also "Police Act A mendment intervalshprocednre en" urgency " motion Bill ") to discuss the Speaker-'s ruling 7M, o Stock Regulations Inquiry 483a; Evasion, Rabbit Pest Bill introduced 1591. nt. 2R. reply to q. 1911; Stock Export to South t,2171, Cown. 242.9, 2432, 3, 4, Cotned's Africa, reply 41.1; Tick Cattle, Eastern amendments 3059 Goldik-Us, reply to q. 2495; Removal, Rabbits Incursion, fenicing, reply to q. 179; reply 2272 Rabbit Department, reply 1499 Supreme Court Library, reply to g. 2837 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Tick Cattle Removal, reply to q. 2272; Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Eastern Golfields, reply 2495 (see also 724,7 " Stock Regulations ") Railway Administration;, remiarks on Op- Timber Concession, reply to q. 564, Timber position amendment to Address-in-reply Supply in the State, reply 2734; Timber 263-71, Bates 268; Fremaiatle Deviation Mills on water catchment area, reply 1404 and land purchases, Rocky Bay, reply to Tray, Mrs., as to inquiry into alleged q. 4H.3 wrongs 1029 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 21c 737, on Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, in. order 7654. 5, 6, in Coin. 925, 931, 2, 3,4, 5, 2a. 1130, Cam. 1221, 2, 3, Assembly's 941, 5, 8, 1117, 19, 1120, 2, 3, 53, recommit- amendment reconsidered 1614 tal 1161, 1160, Council's amendments 2015. Unemployed Labour Influir, reply to q. 366 3061 'Urgency 'Motion for adjournment of Rouste, Redistribution of Seats Bill introduced remarks 758. 9 1356, mi. 2a. 1.526, reply 2401., *t. select Weirs, &von Rivetr, reply to q. 2914 committee 2404 'Water Catchnient AreaTitnber Mills, reply Report of inquiry, Mr. Justice Pa rker 2077 to q, 1404 Roads Act Amendment Bill, referring to Wines, Beer (etc.) Andmnent Bill intro- select committee 733, as to recomnmenda- duced 2421, in. 2&. 2.530, Cous. 3156, 3185, tions 1405, in Corn, of the whole 1405 to 10, 6, 7 1412, 1.5, 1668,90, 167 1, recommittal 1672, 3, on adoption of report 1743, Council's PRESTuDEST or LEGISLATIIE COUNCIL (HoD. amendments 2968, 9, 2970, 1, 30W0 Sir 0. Shenton, Kt., see also tinder Bonds and Streets Closure Bill introduced " Shenton , on Order and Procedure-- 2171, mn.2at. 2221, Coin. 2.374, recommittal Address-in-reply, order 163, 7, adoption 179 2497 1 Adjournment, remarks 222, 2013 tKVI PtV LID9TO SPEECHES.] QUT

PRESIDIENT or LEereGATnV2 COUNCIL (Con. Peas iss, Mr. W. LI., Perh- Address-in-reply 347-36 Appropriation Bill, 28. 3110, 3a. 8171 Administration (probate) Bill, Council's Bread Bill, 2460 amendments 1383 Complimentary remarks, close of session Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, 2u. 3214 1375 Coolgardie Goldield Water Supply Bill, 2a. Bread Bill, recommittal 2044 3051 ; Water Scheme, remarks 1772 Canning Railway, to purchase 918 Dividend Duties Bill 2720, 9 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Hill Droving Bill, Assembly's farther amendment introduced 032, . . 082, mn.3a. 717, 2664, on procedure 2665 recommittal 1136, 7 Espernnce-to-Goldfielda Railway; Petition Civil Service (see " Public Service " presented, remarks 633; debate on ip. to Constitution Act Amendment Bill (irregu- construct, order 2658, 2804 larity), rescinding of resolution 2157, Corn. Factories and Shops Bill, to reinstate and 2159, Corn. 2448 reduce, order 8037, 3098,3099 (eleven) Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Honour to a Membher (Dr. Hackett), remarks COn]. 611 2079 Esperance-to-Goldflelds Railway, ats to con- Houses of Parliament (new), Joint Com- structing 674, seconded amendment 674 mittee, change of member 1296, 1320 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative King's Park Tramways Bill, as to intro- Assembly 1068, Supreme Court 2181, ducing, order 1295, ruling 1431 Colonial Secretary's Department 2188, Land Act Amendment Bill, 2R. order 2142, 2193, Aborigines 2228, Public Buildings remark 2146, order 3165 2923 Leave of Absence, rsearks 589 Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Tm. Malcoim-Laverton Railway. Bill, 2tc. order p-ovements 3083 3110O Factories and Shops Bill, Coin. 1685. 7, 17 10, Metropolitan Waterworks Inquiry, order 2046. 8, 2060O, 3, 2073, 2097, 2101, 2, 4 2976 (three), 6 (three), 7 (three) Financial Surpluses 362, 4 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Food Duties and Sliding Scale (Address-in. No. 3, Cornt. 3108 reply) 361-3 ;Mr. Hastie's nt. to abolish Obituary: H on. GJ.Leake, letter front Mrs, 1045 Leake read 77 Forest Depletion, timber cutting 14-56 Poison Lease exchanged for freehold, Occi- Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill. Coil]. dental Syndicate, procedure 3046 (three) 1282, 8 Printing Committees to act jointly 1813 JLury Act Amendment Bill introduced 1453, Rabbit Bill 1449 mn.2&. 1691, Coin. 3210 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, procedure Justices Bill, Coin. 620 On Assembly's objection 2031 Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2um remark introduced 446, mn.2R. 605 1904, Corn. ruling 2204 Licenses. (liquor etc.), Restrictions on Aliens Roads and Streets Closure Bill, remarks 1226 1010 Ministerial Changes, remarks on Address-in- Standing Orders Suspension *309 Reply 365-6 Telephone Extension in country districts, Old Age Pensions, as to providing 1690 remark 1188, order 1328 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1805 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Rulings and Decisions: 1273, 0; Commission of Inquiry and re- Speeches in the other House must not be tronebmeut 3.53 referred to in Council debates, 2720 Public Works 'Bill, Coni. 875, 6, 8 Leave to introduce a Bill: If it be alleged Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 920, that the Bill is the same in substance 960 as one previously rejected in the same Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms session, it is competent for the House, Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 729 on motion made, to decide whether sncb Railway Administration and Rates (Address- Bill shall be submitted again, 1431-2 in-reply) 847, 50;i Land Purchases for Money Bill or Amendment: A Money deviation 355 Bill must originate in the Assembly, Sliding Scale (see " Food Duties") 1449. It is not competent for a maut- Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2a, 1561 ber of the Council to submit amend- Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchasing 1597 mnent or suggestion involving new taxation, 2204 Rabbit rest Bill ruled out of order (second-reading stage): Affecting the Revenue Fund, it should have originated QUINLANs, Mr. T. F., Toed yayt (see also under in the Assembly, 1449 " Deputy Chairman of Committees") Telephones: It is not in the province of Address-in-reply 240 the Council to deal with the con- Agricultural Bank Act Amiendnt Bill, struction of telephones, 1328 2B. 1379 QUT QUTrINDEX TO SPEECHES3 RANANLXI LXVII

QUJINLAN, Mr. T. F. (continued)-- RAZWVELL, Hon. G. (coNinued)- Agrcultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Dividend Duties Bill, 2R. 2723, explanation (N. 2), Coim. 1505, 1553 272i, Corn. 2895, 2902 Camels Importation Inquiry 475 Droving Bill, Assembly's amendment 2618 Canning Timber Company's Railway, m. to Faetories and Shops Bill, 2a. 2537, select purchase 913 committee 2647, in Corn. 2670, 6, as to City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, reinstating and shortening Bill 309 recommittal 836, 1139 Food Duties and Sliding Scale 168 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Camn. Fraemantle Harbour Trust Bill, 2R. 1539), 2450 Coin. 1811, 12, 13, 14, 15; Harbour Works Day-labour System in Public Works 241 and initial difficulties 160 Esperance-to-Goldflelds Railway, as to con- Honour to a Member (Dr. Hackett), seconded strucating 781 a. 2079 Estimates, Public Buildings 2923, 2930, Houses of Parliament (new), Joint Com- Literary and Scientific Grants 2990 mittee, change of member 1320 Faotri esand Shops Bill, Coim. 1654,5,2075, Indecent Publications Bill, 24. 1892 Jury Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 3180 Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, Cow. 1184 Justices Bill, Coin. 1191, 2, 3, 4, 8, recoin- Goomalling Townsite, q. to declare 2914 mittal 1822, 3 Independent Member, reasons stated against K~algoorlie Electric Power and Lighting party politfcs 240 Special Lease Bill, 2E. 3176 Land Act A mendment Bill, Council's amend- King's Park Tramways Bill, as to leave 1433 ments 3139, 40 Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2328, Liquor Law, as to amending 9t2 Council's amendments 3160, 1 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1797 Leave of Absence, in. 222 Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act Leonora Tram way Bill, 2n. 2607, Coin. 2607 Amendment Bill. 2a. 2206 Malcolm-Lavorton Railway Bi111, 2&. 3109 Public Works Bill, recommittal 1158 Manufactures, mn. to develop 2793, reply Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coim. 1122,6 2795 Railways gencrally: Administration and Mr. Marine Stores Bill, Coim, 1300 George's appointment 240-2, Day-labour Metropolitan Waterworks Inquiry, 1297- system 240; Canning Timber Company's Midland Railway problem 160; recom menda- Railway, mn. to purchase 913; Spark- tions of select committee, q. 221 arresters, mt.to inquire 1134 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 2131, 2, 3 Roads Act Amendment Hill, select com- Municipal lInstitutions Act Amendment mittee 733, in Coin. 1613, Council's Bill (&*o. 2), 2a. 31063, Coin. 31063, 7 amendment 3212 Obituary -.Hon. G. Leoake, e. seconded 5 Spark-arresters, %n.to inquire 1134 Perth City Building Fees Validation Bill, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 522, ex- mn.2a. 1296, mn.3a. 1320 planation .536, 7, amendment moved 538 Pharmacy and Poisons Act Amendment Bill, Transfer of Land Amendment Bill. 2u. 1131, Coin. 593, 4 Corn. 1222 Police Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 2267, Camn. Wines, Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, 2 a. 3156. 2414, 16, M491,CounciJ's amendments 2972 Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2370, 1 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Cown. 601, 3, 639, Assembly's amendments 1780, UL. 1, 1816 Public Works Bill, Coin. 1497, 1810, 19, RANDELL, Hon. G., Metropolitan roince- 1820, 1, 3, 5, 2004 to 11, 2082, 3, 4, 2206, Address-in-reply 156 '7,8, 9, 22,10, recommittal 2211, 2407, 12, Administration (probate) Bill, Corn. 852, 3, 2459, Counci~s amendments 3111, 12, 13 958 Public Works required, water supply etc. Agricultural Hlank Act Amendment Bill, 159 Coim. 1309. 10 Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2672, 3 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Railway Br-idge (Perth), q. 144 (No. 2),Camn. 1898 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Agricultural Shows, q, money grants 2125 Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Bread Bill, 2a. 21333, Coin. 2547, 8, 9, 2550, 1, 1200; Sunday drinking, q. 1186 Couni's amendments 2972, 3 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1445, Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 607, 9, 1492, procedure on Assembly's objec- on amendment 847, 952 tion 2031 Comle to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, Cam. Railway Administration and Commissioner 3178, 3181 system 161-2 Complimentary Remarks, closeof sessionk 8214 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2039,2041, Constitution Act Amendment Hill, 2R. 2817 2, 2200, 1, 2, 3, 5, 2249, 22-50, 4, 5, 6, 2260, Coolgardie Goldields Water Supply Bill, 21c. points of order 2204, resumed 21,18, 19, 3050, Coin. 3052, 5 recommittal 2463, 4, 2533, Council! Criminal Code Amendment Bl, Corn. 12553 amendments 3171, 8 LXVIII RAN FINDES TO SPFECERE. SMI

RANDELL, 1H011. G. (cctiaiied)- V10k1xE,oMr. I. (contincued- Sliding Scale (see "Food Duties") Rotheram's experiments 1-1,Commis- Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 21:39 sioner system 319; Boiler Preservatives, Standing Orders Suspension .3097 wt. return 11-32, Dixon's Flake Graphite Sunday Drinking in Railway Refreshment 11K0; Locomotives, cost 807, mn.cost of Rooms, q, 1186 running 1013; Axle-box,. "o. papers 1018; Technical Education 157 Materials, q, cost 1162: Stores, mn.value Transfer of Lqnd Act Amendment Bill, 447 Corn. 695, tH Redistribution of Seats, remarks 321 Triennial Parliaments and short changes Residential Areas Extension, Kalgoorlie, m. (Address- in-reply) 157 report Williamstown 1040 Wines, Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, Corn. School of Mines, q. site at Kalgoorlie 922 3167, 9 RicisAnososv, Hon. 3. E., North Province- Rstin, Mr. F., Mount Barg-es- Ashburton Tramway Bill, 2n. 2606 Accidents on goldfields, q. how reported 279 Bush Fires Acet Anmendmuent Bill, 2R. 1773 Add ress-in -reply 424 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2at. 2827 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 21t, 2002 Droving Bill, 2a. 1547, Corn. 2"G1, 8, recoi- Coolg.rdie Water Scheme. q. reticulation itittal 2140 961, q. opening ceremony 2:3731 Electric Power Transmissirn, q. 2369 Electoral Bill, Corn. 2500 Factories and Shops Bill, as to reinstating Esperance-toi-Goldfields Railway, Referen- and reducing 3157 dum, seconded -a. 1852 Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's anmend- Estimates, annual votes:- Legislative Assent- ments 8162 bly 1956, Mines Department 2711, Public Leave of Absence, mn.1772 Works 2850, Public Buildings 2921, 4, lMalcoln,-Lavcrton Railway Bill, 2a. :3LO9, 10 Pensions 2994, Railway Department 3025 'Marine Stores Bill, Corn. 1299 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lightin~g Printing Committees, to act jointly 1314 Special Lease Bill, Corn. 3065, 8 Public Works Bill, Corn. 2008, 12, 2210 Labouxr Members and Caucus 427 Rabbit Pest Bill, Coin. 27,31. 2 Police Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1785, Railway Preject, V. Port lledland 2792 88, 90 Railways Acts Amendment Hill, Corn. 1447 Public Servant Dismissed, seconded in. to Roads Act Amendment Bill, Cown. 2038, 2199, inquire 893 2200, 1 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms11 Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2140 Licensing Act Amendment Bill. Corn. 730 Wines, Beer (etc.) A moudnient Bill, Corn. Railways generally: Mechanical Engineer 3170 425, Goldfields and carriage of timber 426, Refreshment Rooms and charges 426, Coal stocks for engines 427, Railway Estimates 3025; Express train late, 9. 2271 Supreme Conrt Library, g. 23-37 SHENTON, Hon1. Sir G., Metropetitall Prevince Esin, Mr. J., Hannas- rsee also under " President")- Address-in-reply 314 Dividend Duties Bill, Coin. 2904 Boiler Preservatives, q. 1132; Dixon's Flake Fremnantle Harbour Trust Bill, Coin. 181?, Graphite, in, return 1100 14, 15 Elementary Education (district boards) BillI, Land Act Amendment Bill, Cou ncil's anmnd- 2a. 581, Cown. 01.1,12, 830 mnents.31.60 Esperance-to-Qoldfields Railway, asmto con- Police Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2414 structing 793 Public Works Bill, Cow. 2011, 2082 Foreign Immigrants and labour competition Railway and Theatre Refreshment Roomis 321 Licensing Amendment Bill, Coin. 1200 Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Reads Act Amendment Bill, Coni. 20.39,204,0, 864, mn.select committee 1130 2090, 2 G.M Lease (Kalgoorlie), gr.surrender 1201, Wl~ines, Beer (etc.) Amenment Bill, Corn. mn.papers 1223 3168 Health Boards (district), q, elective 180 Hospital Grievance, o. Kalgoorlie 413 Locomotives, cost of running, mn.return 1013 SXIvn, Mr. 11. TE~tsOALE, lliatOi - Mining Indntstr- (Address-in-reply) 320, Address-in-reply 274 Italian workmen 321; Sunday labour, q. Esperauce-to-Goldficlds Railway, referen- 305; Lease snrrender, mi.papers 1223 dumn 31934 Police Allowance, q. goldfields 180 Estimates, Public Buildings 2867, 2870, 9, Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2R. 743, ex- 2887 planation 815 Land Act Amen dment Bill, Coiuncil's aimend- Railways generally:- Administration -and mnents :31:36, 7, 11,.314.8 Rates 31.5. Locomotive Branch and Mr. M4alcolm-nI'llvertop Railway Bill. 2a. 3l2M; $'All S~lLrINDEX TO SPEECHES .' SPE LXIXX

SxTTva, Mr, H. TEEDALE (continued)- SPEAKER os' LEGISLATIvE AssEmBLy (cans- Railway A dministration, remarks on Address- tinued)- in-reply 274-7, Commissioner system 274, Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Ratbs compared 276 procedure (a difficulty) 1377, discharge of Rtailways Acts Amendmnt Bil, 2as.695 order 1382 Assembly Business, sitting days and hours SonErs, Hon. C., North-Bast Province~- 1728 Ca nel s Importation Inquiry, procedure 10-5, Address-in-reply 21 1491, order 1000, 1, casting vote given Administration (probate) Bill, Corn. 854, 1600 965, 6, 8, recommittal li0l Canning Timber Company's Railway (pur- Agricultural Bank Act Amndment Bill, chase), discharge of order 1862 Corn. 1310 Casting votes given : Camnels Importation Appropriation Bill, :3n. 3170, explanation Inquiry 1600, Railways Acts Amendment 3171 Bill (adjournment) 711 Bread Bill, Gum. 2551 City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, Bush Fires Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2084 3a. order 71.7, 832 Cemeteries Act Amendment Bill, Cons. 8104 Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, order 973, 4, Children's Convalescent Rome Bill, Standing 982. 1065. 0, 1094, 5, 6, 8 Orders 449, petition presented ,588, 2a,. Congratuilations after illness 8218 607, seconded amendment (six months) Contract Systemr in Public Works, order 607, 843 1747, 1762, 1771 Constitution Act A mendment Bill, 2 i. 2824~ Copper Smelter for Phillips River, order remarks on redistribution of seats 26 1038, 0, procedure 1030 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Suipply BUi, Deputy Chairmen of Commsrittees, trntina- Corn. 3054 tion of two deputies 82.5 Dividend Duties Bill, Corn. 2902 Election Returns (Bee under Subjects,"' Elec- [roving Bill, Coin. 2086, Assembly's amend- tionis and Re-elections ") mnent 2618 Factories and Shops Bill, ruling as to motion Esperance-to-Goidlields Railway, petition " that t he Chairmnan do leave the Chair" presented 638; on proposal to construct 1713 2800 F'remantle Harbour Trust Bill, order (six) Immigration, how to increase 1315 1346-7 Kimberley District Leases, ms.return 1319 Friendly Societies Act Anmendumcnt Bill, King's Park Tramnways Bill 1434 select com mittee 1:0 Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's ;LmueTd- G.M. Lease (ICalgeorlie) transfer, order 1224 luents 1161, 3,1.5 Government Business, precedence 1.739 Mairine Stores Bill, in. recommittal 1.300, Mansarde Reports, question of accuracy in 1438, 9 regard to suspension of a member: motion Metropolitan Waterworkss, to inquire 1297 of " urgency "ruled out of order 1133-4 Poison Lease exchangedl for freehold, ex- (see also under "Steere," remarks on planations 3093 Estimates) Police Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2413 Leave of Absence, amsended motion 857 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Coin. Legal Practitioners Act Amendment Bill, 604- 2R. procedure 573, order 574 Public Works Bill, Corn. 2033, 5, recommittal Licenses (liquor etc.) Restriction on Aliens, 2410.1]1 order 1286, 1237 (four? Rabbit Pest Bill, 2ar. 261:4; Rabbit Boards Mines Development Hill, 2n. procedure 1424, 1292 30 Railway Commissioner system 24-6 Musenm Land National Gallery, branch at Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 14953 Bouldor. order 1831, 2 Redistribution. of Seats (Address-in-reply) Obituary: Ron. C-. Leak~e, letter from Mrs. 26 (see also " Constitution Bill ") teake read 511 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corni. 2039,2092 Pairing by Members in Divisions, remarks Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 2140 990,11356 Telephones Extension in Country Districts, Papers presented 13; on Papers removed seconded in. 1188 from table of the House, remarks 278 Transfer of Land Act Amuendment Bill, Cons. Printing Committees, remarks 1332 596, Asicrahly'sj amendments 1441 Puiblic; Wines, beer (etc.)i Amendment Bill1, 2u. Servant Dismissed, as to inquiry, 3167, Corn. 316% 69, 70 remarks 892; Public, Service how affected by legislation, order 1331 Quorum in debate, procedure 758 (six). 759 SPEsAKER orF LEGISLATIvr AssnbIBLY (Hon. (five) Sir J'ames; 0. Lee Steere, X.C.M.G., Railways Acts Amendment 'Bill, casting Nelson, see also under "Stecre"). on vote (adjournment) 711; 2a. order 744 Order and Procedure- (three), 749, 752, ruling on quorum 754, Address-in-reply, order 1413, 181, 2, 202, 3, 8, order 754,56, 6, 767 (seven), suspension of 239. 244, 250, 414. 432; Address presented Mr. Moran 757, order 810,. on amendments 459 by Council 1884, 20105 LXX SPE LXX[NDEX SPE TO SPEECHES9.]SP SPE

Srzaaua op LEGISLATIVE Asssnr~y (con- SPEAKER ov LEesatTiTS AssmsBL' (con- tiued) - tinued)- Roads AcetAmendment Bill, select committee, Rulings and Decisions (continued)- order 733 Motion having been withdrawn, an amend- Sitting days and hours, order 60 mnent moved Spear-Parker Libel, how to thereon cannot be put, 1039 inquire, order Motion interpolated 498, 507, 520-2, 527, 56,%7, 543 (aix), 544 irregularly: A mem- (three), 546, 556, 7, 503 ber cannot make a motion whilst another Suspension of a Member (Mr. member is speakinp- 756 Moran) 757-4, Names mentioned in 'debate: Iris out of on -"urgency" motion as to accuracy of Hansard report 758-9, on accuracy in order to refer to another member by reporting 13:12 name, 182 Obstruction Tracey, Mrs., inquiry as to alleged wrongs, to Debate is an abuse of order 102b privilege, 754 Tuart Privilege: Any question of privilege must Timber Lands (purchase), order 1040 be brought forward at once, 759;i or at Rulings and Decisions- the earliest opportunity, 1133 Address-in-reply: More latitude is allowed Quorum not present in Division: If in debate on Address-in- reply than on within two minutes after a call for ordinary motions, therefore a member division Mr. Speaker's attention be speaking to an amendment moved on drawn to the fact that a quorum is not the Address need not confine himself to present, the House must be adjourned, the subject of the amendment, 208 but such adjournment is unnecessary if Adjournment: No debate on a motion for the call for division be withdrawn, adjournment, 143 1491 Allusion to Council proceedings:, A mem- Quorum: It is an abuse of privilege to ber is not in. order in discussing what constantly call attention to the want occurred in another place, 432 of a quorum, for the purpose of obstruct- Hill (after rejection) cannot be replaced in ing debate, 7.55. Debate need not be the same session by another Bill dealing stopped after repeated calls [as inti- with the same subject, 573 mated by Mr. Speaker in the debate on Chairman to leave Chair: A motion " that 2a. of Railways Acts Amendment BillJ, the Chairman do leave the Chair "is the 754 same (in substance) as a motion " that Quoting or reading from a newspaper the Chairman report progress," therefore report or from Hensas-4 report of the must be putt without discussion, 1713 current session's debates in Parliament Debate without Purpose: It would1 be waste is out of order, 181, 202, 203, 1Q65, 1066 of time and abuse of privilege to bring Recommittal: It is most unusual to move forward for discussion a subject which the recommittal of a Bill without notice under the Standing Orders could not be given of amendments proposed to be dealt with, 758 made in it, 717. If a Bill is noted for Discharge of Order: If an order of the day third reading, notice of amendments to be discharged, the subject cannot be be moved on recommittal must appear brought on again during the same on the Notice Paper, 1346. A Bill may session, 1382, 1862. But the discharge he recommitted for certain- clauses only, of an order will not prevent discussion 134. A Bill may be recommitted many of the particular matter on the Esti- times, 1346 mates, 1862 Ruling disputed:- A member cannot, at a Division is invalid in absence of quorum, subsequent sitting, call in question a 1491. Call for a division may be with- ruling given at a previous sitting, -758 drawn after bellsR have been rung, 1491 Seconder of Amendment ; It is out of Division list must include the names of order for a member to speak again after all. members then in the Chamber, 537 having seconded an amendment. Maij Leaders of the House: The leader of the says, page 306:- "As a member who Opposition, with the leader of the House, mnoves an amendment cannot speak ought to be the strongest supporter of again, so a member who seconds an the Speaker in maintaining order, 758 ameanment is equally unable to speak Money Appropriation, bow irregular: A again upon the original question, after motion "that members' official. corres- the amendment has been withdrawn or pondence should be franked " would be otherwise disposed of," 414 out of order, without a message recom- Select Committe~e's Report: A member mending appropriation for the pur- who, as one of a select committee, has pose, 694 voted for its report may nevertheless Money Bill cannot be amended by the vote against the adoption of the report 'Upper House, 2015 by the House, since his conduct on the Motion for cosideration of a subject at a select committee has nothing to do with future date, if passed, necessitates the his conduct in the House, 1601 tabling by the mover, at least one day Suggestions by Council instead of amend- beore such date. of the motion he ments : In ease of a Bill which must intends to make, 10551 necessarily have originated in the SPE SPE ~[INDEXTO SPEECHES.] TYLXTAY LXXi

SPEAKER oF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMSLT (con- STONE, Mr. P, (continued)- ftnued)- Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Rulings and Decisions (continued)- Special Lease Bill, Corn. 3067 Assembly, the Council may request the Land Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- ownission or amendment of any items or ments 3180, 1, 5, 6 provisions therein, but should not them- band in Large Estates, g. compulsory selves make the amendments, 184 improvement 636: Estates purchased, en. Suspension of a Member: Member for West return 609; Land Purchases in Victoria Perth having been suspended for re- District. q. 485; Reserve at Geraldton wainder of the sitting (for disorderly cancelled, g. 3116 conduct), he must leave the House, 757 Midland Company, q. lands surveys 225 Urgency Motion to adjourn the House:- A Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1793 member who desires to move the adjourn- Public Service, remarks on Estimates 2186, 7 mnent of the Hous~e to discuss a definite Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms matter of urgent public importance must Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Coin. first deliver to Mr. Speaker a notice in 723, 8 writing stating the subject intended to Railway Administration and Rates 239, be brought forward, so that the Speaker Railway Estimates 3030 may be informed as to the urgency, 758 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Coin, 1125 Roads Act Amendment BiUl, Council's amendment 3212 STEERE, HEon. Sir Jtvss G, LFss, Nelson (see also Sitting Days and Hours, soco>nded amend- uinder " Speaker ")- ment 59 Proving Bill, Coin. 1218 Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 550 Estimates: Legislative Assembly, salaries Stamp Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1563 1949, Hnansarct reporting and printing Tracey (Mrs.), Inquiry into alleged wrongs, 1953, -5, Refreshment Room wages 1956, 7, amendment moved 1030 8 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 2071 Public Works Bill, Corn. 1127 Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms T. Licensing Acet Amendment Bill, Cown. 726, TTv.ou, Mr. 0., Mount Margaret- 7, 730 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1407 Aborigines (Estimates). 2198, treatment by white settlers 2198, 2232, vices and con- taiouis disease 2232-3, Upper Clifton STONE, Hon. F. M., North Province- Downs Station natives (document read, Public Works Bill, recommittal 2408 Fa~rrelly) 2235, 6, 7, 8, 2636, 7, letter from Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2203J M r. k'arrelly rend 2681, 2 Address-in-reply, on Opposition amendment 399-402, on general question 402-6 STrONE, Mr. P., Greenough~- Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Hill Address-ink-reply 239 (No. 2), Coin. 1507, 1555 Administration (probate) Hill, Coin. 576 Arbitration Court, 9. agent pleading .564 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill Boilermakers engaged in England, q. 681 (tNI,. 2), Coin. 1551 Bread Bill, (Ci. 1961, 2, 4, 5 Circuit Courts, q. 636 Camels Tiport-ation. Inquiry 1484, 8 Contract W~ork, printing 2W95 Circuit Courts, q. 681 Elementary Education (district boards) Hill, City of Perth Building Fees Validation Bill, Corn. 832 recommittal 833, 5 Esperanice-to-Goldflelds Railway, as to con- Civil Service (ee " Public Service' structing 792, Referendmi 3197 Coal Mines Inspection, q. 2679 Estates Purchased uinder Statute, mn.return Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2a, 609 1082 Estimates, annual votes: Leg-islative As- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Comn. sembly 1957, Supreme Court 2180, 2, 2359, 2362, 2444. 6, 9 Colonial Secretary's Department 2186, 7, Contagious Diseases Bill, m. leave to intro- 2191, Aborigines 2194,2226, Charities 2242, duce 184, reply 1849 Medical 2585, 9.9, Police 2625, Printing Contract System in Public Works 1750 2995, Miscellaneous 3003, Railway Depart- Droving Bill, 2R. 832, Coin. 1218, 19,20 wient, 3030 Electoral Bill, Coin. 2505, 6, 2518, 17, 2520, Estimates, Loan : Harbour and River urn- I's8 provements 3089 Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 210-1, 18, 24 Corn. 614-, 829 Federal Union, Separation of Western Aums- Esperauice-to-Goldfields; Railway, as to con- tralia, adjonrnment of motion 1134 structing 796 Food Duties, as to abolishing 1051 Estimates, annual votes: Legislative As- Geraldton-to-Fremnatle Steamer Service, q. sembly 12-54, 7. Crown Law Officers 2019, subsidies 682, in. to subsidise steamer 1040 2020 , Stipendiary Magistracy 2027,9,2177, Justices Bill, Corn. 622 Colonial Secretary's Department 2191, 2, LXXII TAY LIXIL[INDEXTAY TO SPEECHES~j THO2

TAYTLOR. Mr. G. (continued)-- TAYLOR, Mr. G. (eeniaued)- Aborigines 2198. 2232, 3, 223t-, Upper S.s. "Sophocles," q. deviation front a pr Clifton Downs Station natives (document 636 read) 2235, 6, 7, 8, Electoral 2308, 9, 2310, State Governor, how to be appointed, 1-1, 12, Goals 231.5, Medical 2385,6, 8, 2590, seconded in. 1019 I,0t, Observatory 2601, 3, Education 264Q, Stock Regulations Inquiry 1868 60, Aborigines 2656, 7, letter from Mr. Timber Concession, q. 564 Farrelly 2681, 2, Mines Departmient 2699, Tracey (Mrs.), alleged wrongs, seconded vii. 2708, 10, 14, Lands and Surveys 2783, 5, to inquire 1029 Public Works 2837, 8, 9, 2851, 6, 7. Public Tuart Timber La~nds, as to purchase 1598 Buildings 2917, 19, 2921, 4, 5, 2934, Pen- sions 2994, Miscellaneous 3004, 3011 Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- Tn omn, Mr. A. 13., lltcneis- provements 34089 Addresis-i n-reply, on Opposition amendment Explosives Act Amendment Bill, Canw. 578 189-98, on general question 370-80 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1676, 8a, Agrieuilturml Lands near Esperance, q. 180 2046, 48, 59, 2063, 75, 07, 98, 2102, reconi- Assembly Business, sitting days and hours mittal 2349,560,-53 1729, 30 Camels Importation Inquiry 1486 Food Duties, as to abolishing 1471 Companies' Dividends (see Dividend Duties Forest Depletion, timber cutting 1462 Bill) Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Coin. 1180, Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2000, 1, 2, in. recommittal 1346, 7, 8 in. Conunuittee stage 2158, amendment Government Business, precedence 1739 moved 2159, 00, in Corn.-2446, 7, 24.50, 3, Justices BiW, Corn. 621 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Ua. 2497 (see also 11Redistribution ") Bill, Corn. 2831, 3066, 9 Contract Systema in Public Works 176.5-7; Special Lease Tender system (Address-in-reply) 377-S Labour Members in relation to the Govern- Coalgardie Goldfilds Water Supply Bill, ment 399-403, Caucus decisions 401, Coin. 2050, 2; Water Scheme, q. pipe- Railway Rates and workers 401, Italian caulking 179, remarks on t-eticulation and labourers and unemployed 405, Contract customers 371-2 system in public works 406 Land lot Amendment Bill, Council's amend- Copper Smelter for Phillips River, it. to construct 1030, reply 1038 ; Ore treatment rents 3152 Legal Practitioners Act mendment Bill, 2a, 377 Derby'rramway Bill, on leave to introduce 074 2-469 Leonora Tramway Bill, Corn. 2498 Dividend Licenses (liquor etc.), Restriction on Aliens Ditties Bill, Goln. 2471, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1236 2476481, 248-1, 5. 8, 9, 2491, 3R. 247 Malcoltn-Laverton Railway, q. construction Dredger at Albany, q. damage 224 852; BiII,2a.3126 Education System (see "1Estimates" Electoral Bill, Corn. 2518 Mines and Prospecting (Address-in-reply) Elementary Education (district hoards) Bill, 403, Mines Estimates 2699, 2708, 10, 14 2R. 580 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 1017, Council's Esperunce Harbour, q. charts 279 amendments 2424 Esperance Land, q, agriculture 180, q. Norse- Pairing by Members in Divisions 919 nan-Esperanee land settlement 2265 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, Cant. Esperance-to-Goldhields Railway, q, proposals 2558 180, q. survey and harbour improvements Police Act .Ameudmn'nt Bill, Corn. 1785, 7, 180 ; mn. to construct railway, 637-69, '1790, 1, 8, 5, 6, 8, 1806, 8, 9, Council's explanation 664, reply 802;- Referendum, amendments 2774 in. 1850, withdrawn in favour of amnend- Public Abattoirs, inquiry as to site, amend- ment 3188 ment seconded 1469 Estimates, financial policy 1945, annual Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. votes: Legislative Assembly 1951, 6, 6, 7, 1278 8, 9, Audit 2021, Stipendiary Magistracy Public Service, q. correspondence in news- 2175, Colonial Secretary's Department papers 1666; Dismissal, mn.to inquire 801, 2191, 2, Aborigines 2194, 6, Charities 2240, reply 1245; Salaries (set " Estimates" 1, 2,.5, Electoral 2247, 8, Medical 2581, 5, generally), Pensions 2994 7, 9, 2690 to 94, Observatory 2599, 26001, mn. Rabbit Pest BilW, Cam. 2432 to disagree with ruling 26502, Police 2628, Railway Administration and Rates (Address- 30, 1, 2, 3, Education 2646. 7, 2651 to 5$, in-reply) 400-1 Aborigines 2656, 7, Mines Department, Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 21t. 742, 2693, 2701, 2706 to 12, Geological Survey Coin. 030, 1, 944, '7, recommittal 1168 2714, 15, Explosives and Analytical 2717, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coim. 1407, 8, Lands and Surveys 2779, 2780 to 87, Public 1411, 12, 15, recommittal 1671, 2, 3, 5, Works, 2842 to 4$, 2850;,5, 6, 7, 9, 2860, 1, Council's amendment 3211, 12 4, 5, Public Buildings. 28035, 7, 2871 to 76, Sleeper Hewers, q. delay in payment 278 2880 to 89, 2917 to 20, 2924 to 26, 2931, Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 647 3, 4, 6, Pensions 2900 THO THOFINDEX TO SPEECHES.' TRTHR LXX111LXI

THaOMAS, Mr. A. B . (continued)- THOMAS, Mr. A. E. (eo',itned)- Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- Smelter and Ore Treatment (Address-in- provements 3084 reply) 8377; Copper Smelter, nt. to con- Exploratory Trip, Mr Hill, ms.papers 1135, struct 1030, 8 reply 1135, Mr, Hill's papers presented Spear-Parker Libel, how to inquire 6429 1223 Standing Orders Suspension 246 Factories and Shops Bill, Corn. 1687, 1702, Stock Regulations Inquiry 484 1710, 11, 14, 18, 1723, 4, 6, 20-56, 2106,?7, Tender System, remarks (Address-in-reply) member's rote claimed 2108, 2117 to 23 377-8 Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn, 1175, 9, Tracey (Mrs.), inquiry into alleged wrongs 1180, 1288, 9 1030 Food Ditties, as to abolishing 1258;- Sliding Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchasing 10.39 Scale and Railway Rates (Address-in- Water Supply to Eastern Goldfields (Address- reply) 375 in-reply) $71, 2; Bill in Coim. 2950, 2 Geological Survey (Estimates) 2714, 15 Geraldten Jetty, q. particulars 223 Goods fIported and railway charges east- Tnonsowr, Hon. J. A., Central Provine- ward, q. 223, q. 223 Aborigine Reserve, q. Murchison 1771 Government Business, precedence 1739 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill flarbon's Expenditure, q. 224 (No. 2), Corn. 1896; Imported Goods (see "Goods Imported") Bread Bill, Coin. 2550, 1 Kalgoorlie Electric Power and Lighting Children's Convalescent Home Bill, 2a. 963 Special Leaqe Hill, 2a. 2220 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2aL.28316, Land Act Amendment Bill, Coun. 1977 explanationi 2817 Land Settlement, Norsetnan-Esperauce, q. Dividend Duties Bill, Conw. 2894, 2900 225 ; Lands and Surveys, remarks on Esti- Droving Bill, Coin. 2087 mates 2779, 2780 to 87 Esperance Railway, as to constructing Leonora Railway, ms. return of cost etc. 2910 610 Jury Act Amendment Bill, 21&..3180 Leonora Tlrmnway Bill, leave to introduce Justices Bill, Coin. 1192, 7, 8 2469., Corn. 2408 Laud Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2330, Licenses (liquor etc.), Restriction on Aliens, Council's amendments 3160, 2, 4 point of order 1237, speech 1237 Malcoiin-Laverton Railway Bill, 2a. 3109 Medical Officers, Hospitals, etc. (see "Esti- Marine Stores Bill, recommittal 1439 mates ') Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill Menzies.Leonora, Railway, q. freight etc. (No. 3), Coim. 3107 V23 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2414 Mines Development Bill, 2a. 1427, 1499, Public Works Bill, Corn. 2007, 12, 2206, 8, Council's amendments 2421 to 26 recommittal 2,10, Council's amendments Mining ludustry, general remarks 376, Cop- 3111 per Smnelter 377, Nines Administration Rabbit Pest Bill, Coin. 2673 (Estimattes) 2693, 2701, 2706 to 12, Geo- Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Con,. 1446 logical Surrey 2714, 15 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 20:39, Museum a~nd National Gallery, Branch at 20411, 2091, 2, 3, 2203, 5, recommittal 2461 Boulder 153$ Stamp Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2140 Ore Treatment (see "1Copper Smelter) Weiss, Mr. F. L., nt. papers 3099, 3100 Public Service, salaries and retrenchment Wines, Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, Corn. (see "Estimates" gener-ally), Pension. 3169 2990 Public Works, remarks on Estimates 2842 to 65, on Buildings 286,5, 7, 2871 to 76, THeossELL, Hon. G., Northern- 2880 to 89, 2917 to 26, 2931 to 35 Absentee Landowners, compulsory improve- Questions to Ministers in lieu of motions ment conditions 344; Lands near railways, (end of session) 2556 q. 3058; lands administration and loans Rabbit Pest Bill. 2aL. 2174, Corn. 2429, 2432, to occupiers 346-6 3, 4; Rabbits and Fencing, q. 179, delays Address-in-reply 337 375 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Railway and Tbeatre Refreshment Rooms. Corn. 1503 Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Coin. Bonus System to help Industries (sugges- 727. 8 tions) 312-3 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2a. 743, Estimates: Aborigines 2231, Lands and Sur- recoinmittal 1105. 6. 9 veys 2730 Railways generally: Commissioner system Experimental Farm, q. Narrogin 414 mnd r-ates 189-98, 370-i, q. 1133; Goods Food Duties and Sliding Scale 341-2, as to Imported and ra-ilway chareves eastward, abolishing- duties 1256 q. 22:3, q. 223; Rails and Sleepers, q. Cue- Goldfields Water Supply (Address-in-reply) Nannine 224 338-9 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1412, 14, Goomalling Railway, suggested extension to 1670. select committee's report 1743 Midland line $40 LXXIT THR LXXIVTHR[INDEX TO SPEECHES.]WI NVIT

THIIOSSELL. Hon. G, (roatfiiaed)- WALLACE, Mr. F. tcontiflUed)- Industries, State Assistance by bonus or Hansard Reports (Estimates) 1950, 5; as to guarantee of interest 342-3, 9. 2979 Curtailing reports, 9. 1727 Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 1967, Indecent Publications BWI, COTI. 715 Council's amendments 8130, 3162 Justices Bill, Cam. 0;17, 20 Lands near Railways, q. compulsory improve- Land Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1631, 2, ments 3058, rema~rks on absentee owners Council's amendments 31291 34t1 Lands Estimates 2780 Land Settlement, tapping local markets and Magistrate at Northam, 1. 2979 centralising trade 410, ports to be opened Mlanufactnres and industries, q. to develop 311 2079 (see also " Industries ") Leonora Tramway Bill, Com 2498 Parties and the Government 837, 340-7 Licenses (liquor etc.), Restriction on Aliens Pennetather and Yudgeship, remarks and 1227 suggestion 337-8 Medical Attendance and Hospitals (Esti- Population, a danger from sudden Influx mnates) 2588, ,5, 6, 7 343-4 Mines Development Bill, Corn. 1615, 16, 17, Railway Policy and Rates, general remarks recommittal 1744, 5, CounciL's amend- 339, Mr. George's appointment 339-40, insists 2423 Gooinalling line to connect with Midland Mining Industry, general remarks 308, Ore line 340, railways to assist industries 341 treatment and cheap transit by rail 308; Redistribution (of Seats, representation in 'Mines administration :309, Murchison Parliament 346 mi.nes and forfeiture 300; Mines UEsti- Water Supply, q. Northam reticulation 2914. mates, general remarks 2698, public q. Weirs for Avon River 2914 batteries 2696-7, Mount 3laguettender for carting 2713 Municipal Institutions Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Corn. 2960 Permanent Reserves Rededication Bill, Corn. W. 2558 WALLACE, Mr. F., Mount Magnet- Perth Board of Health, q. drain 717 Perth Expenditure on Park, buildings, etc. Address-in-reply 307-14 (Estimates) 8008, 9 Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill, Police Act Amendment Bill, 2a, 1585, Corn. Corn. 1508 1790, 2, 4, 0. 7, 8, 1801, 1805, Council's Assembly Business, sitting days and hours amendments 2772. 3 17,32 Police Buildings, q. Lennouville, 1619 Camels Importation Inquiry 480 Public Notaries Bill, Cam. 577 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, Corn.I 2289. 22q3 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Cons. Contagious Diseases Bill, leave to introduce 1279 1848.19 Public Service: Confidentiail reports 312; Dismissal, as to inquiry 1245; Salaries Criminal Code Amendment Bill, 2a?. 23:139 and retrench njent (9ee "Estimates braving Bill, 2w. ij2k. Coin. 1217. 18, 19. generally) Electoral Hil'l, Cons. 2516 Public Works anti Bauilding...(sae "Esst- Kspcrance-La-Goldllelds Railway, as to con- mates ") strueting 782. Public Works Bill, Council'. amendments Estimates, annual v.'tes: Legislative As- 2966 sembly 1949, 1950, 5, A udit 2024, Supreme Railway and Theatre Refreshment Rooms Court 2179, Colonial Secretary's flepart- Licensing Act Amendment Bill, Corn. ment 2189. 2198, Charities 22 2, 6, 726 Electoral 2307, Gaols 2316, Medical 258-1, Railways Acts Amenthunt Bill, 2K. 80J8, 5, 6, 7, Police 2020, 1, 4,56, Public Hlealth 1,orn. 049 2634, Aborigines 2655, Mines Department Railways generally: Hansigcment (Address- 2696. 2709. 13, Lands and Surveys 2777, in-reply) 308, rolling-stock 311, pijlitical 278-A. 4, 'Woods and Forests 2789, Agri- control 312, Fremantle deviation rnd land culture 279U, Agricultural flank 27H0, purchases, 318; Lavatory cars, qj.961 Stock 2791, Public Works 2857, 2,460. 2, 8. Roads Act Amendment Bill, Coin. 1406, 7, Public Buildings 23)67, 2876, 6. 2890, 2, 3, 1410, recommittal 1672, 3 5, 6, 2918, 2921, 2930. !, 4, 7, S, Harbour Spear-Furker and Lbight 2988, Pensions 2991, Printing Libel, how to inquire 6526 2995, Miscellaneous Stork Export to South Africa, rj. 413 2999, 3003, S. 3012 8toek Regulations Inquiry 1867; evasion of Estimates, Loan: Harbour and River Im- regulationis, q. 19 11 provements 3089 Wines, Beer (etc.) Amendmnt Bill, Corn. Factories and Shops Bill, Cam. 1706, 2056, 3186 7, 5, 2060, 1, 2102, 3 4, 2 110, 11, 19, 2 124, recommittal 2353 Goldfields Water Supply, remarks on Wrrrssoou, Hlon. E2.H., North Province-- report of Royal Commission 314, amateur Addressain-reply '2S engineers 314 Administration (probate) Bill, Corn. 957 WIT [I14DEX TO SPEECHES.] YEL rrXV

WITTENOOM, Hon. 2'. H. (continued)- WRIGHT, Hon. J. W. (Contined)- Broad Bill, Corn. 2.59 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Dividend Duties Bill, 2R. 2663, 70, 2727, Assembly's amendments 1441 Corn. 289.5, 6,7 Droving Bill. Corn. 2087, 8, 9, Assembly's WOOD, Hon. B. C., Met ropolita-Subtsrban amendment 2617, 18, 19, 2664, 6 Explosives Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Province- 958 Address-in-reply moved 6 Factories and Shops Bill, 2a. 2535, explan- Bread Bill, Corn. 2551 ation 2540, as to reinstating and shorten- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 2827 ing 3099, 3157 (see also " Address-in-reply ") Frantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1811, Dock for Fremnantle, effect on river schemes 8 13 Factories and Shops Bill, 2R. 2540, Corn. Judges Salaries Bill, 2a. 3101 2677, as to reinstating and shortening Justices Bill, 2R. 959, recommittal 1438 3099, Corn. 3168; Petition presented 2405 King's Park Trmways Rill leave to intro. Land Act Amendment Bill, Councils amend- duce 1434 ments 3164 Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2329, 31, Leave of absence, mn.589, 2030 Council's amendments 3169, 3960, 1., 2, 4, Police Act Amendment Bill, Cornt. 2416 6 Post Office Savings Bank Consolidation Act Mines Development Bill, 2R. 2130, Corn. Amendment Bill, Corn. 2371 2131, 2 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, 2R. Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 458, Coin. 604 65 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 1493 Public Works Bill, recommittal 2409 Railwvay Management and political control, Roads Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2201, remarks 7 226,, 2. recommittal 2461 Redistribution of Seats, general remarks 7 Standing Orders Suspension 3098 Roads Act Amendment Bill, Council's amend- Telegraph and Cable Services 2719 ments 3171 Wines. Beer (etc.) Amendment Bill, Corn. Taxation, need for redaction 7 3168 Transfer of Land Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 597

WRIGHT, Hon. J. W., Metropoitamn Province- Address-in-reply seconded 8 Children's Convalescent Home Bill, Stand- Y. ing Orders 450 Coolgardie Water Scheme, q. Resident YZLvswRTOm, Mr. H. J., Sussex- Engineer 1187, q. Reservoir 1481, q. 2605; Address-in-reply, on opposition amendment remarks on scheme (see Address-in- 257-262 reply ") Agricultural Hank Act Amendment Bill, 2R. flock for Fremnantle, a suggestion I11 1370 Droving Bill, Corn. 203U Assembly Business, sitting days and hours Factorie and Shops Bill, 2a. 2639, Core. 17-31 2676lsa Camels Importation Inquiry, seconded Fremantle Harbour Trust Bill, Corn. 1811 amendment 148 Jetty at Albany, q. particulars 448S Chief Mechanical Engineer, q. as to inquiry Ring's Park Tramwvays Bill, leave to intro- 485 duce 1436 Collie to Collie-Boulder Railway Bill, 2R. 722 Marine Stores Bill, Corn. 1300 Contract System in Public Works 13365 Metropolitan Water'Supply, q. filteringr 44,7, Elementary Education (district boards) Bill, q. leakage of reservoir 4483. 688; bonuses Corn. 830 for plans, q..438; Government officials, q. Esperaace-to-Goldfields, Railway, as to con- 1187; Inquiry into management 1190 structing 785 Police Act Amendment Bill, Corn. 2412, Estimates, annual votes: Colonial Secretary's 15 Department 2190, Lands and Surveys 2786, Printing Committees to act jointly 1313 Public Works 2844, 2853, 7, Public Build- Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. ings 2923, miscellaneous 3000 601 Factories and Shops Bill, Con,. 1687, 1699, Public Works Bill, Corn. 1497, 2006, 2032, 4 1702, recommittal 2353 Rabbit Pest Bill, Corn. 2674 Food Duties, as to abolishing 1361 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, 2a. m Forest Depletion, timber cutting 1454 adjournment 1326, 1442, Corn. 1446 to &, Fremnantlo Harbour Trust Bill, 2R. 1112, 1491, 2, 3 Corn. 1283 Roads Act Amendment Bill, 2a. 1906, Corn. Friendly Societies BiU, In. seet committee 2090, 2201, 2, 22665, 60, 2418, recommittal 1366, .., extension 2005, report presented 2462 2272, In. to consider 2619, in Corn. 3204, 5 Sewerage Systems, suggestions 10 Land Act Amendment Bill, 2R. 1402, Coun- Taxation, need for relief 9 cil's amendments 3134, 9. 3140 LXXVI YEL [IzIDex TO SPEECHES.] YEL

YULVERTOX, Mr. H. I. (continued)- TELVERTON, Mr. H. 3. (continued)- Lighthouse, q. Cape Natmraliste 636 Spark Arresters, report of select committee Public Buildings, q. insurance 3116 presented 2470 Public Service Act Amendment Bill, Corn. Spear-Parker Libel, bow to inquire, amnend- 1275 ment seconded 540 Railways Acts Amendment Bill, Corn. 927, Timbers for railway use, in. return 1163 934, 944, reconimitta&l 1167 Tuart Timber Lands, as to purchasing 165