Register of Tabled Papers

ALL FIVE SESSIONS OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT

June 1888 to November 1892

FIRST SESSION OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT 12 June 1888 1 Writ and Oath for Thomas Plunkett as the Member for the Electoral District of Albert. Writ and Oath for James Campbell as the Member for the Electoral District of Aubigny. Writ and Oath for Boyd Dunlop Morehead as the Member for the Electoral District of Balonne. Writ and Oath for Frank Reid Murphy as the Member for the Electoral District of Barcoo. Writ and Oath for Robert Harrison Smith as the Member for the Electoral District of Bowen. Writ and Oaths for Sir Thomas McIlwraith, K.C.M.G. and Sir Samuel Walker Griffith, K.C.M.G. and as the Members for the Electoral District of Brisbane North. Oath for Henry Jordan as the Member for the Electoral District of Brisbane South. Oath and Writ for John Donaldson as the Member for the Electoral District of Bulloo. Writ and Oath for John Frances Buckland as the Member for the Electoral District of Bulimba. Writ and Oath for Walter Adams as the Member for the Electoral District of Bundaberg. Writ and Oath for Thomas Glassey as the Member for the Electoral District of Bundanba. Writ and Oaths for William Oswald Hodgkinson and Ernest Charles James Hunter as the Members for the Electoral District of Burke. Writ and Oath for George Hall Jones as the Member for the Electoral District of Burnett. Writ and Oath for Charles Powers as the Member for the Electoral District of Burrum. Writ and Oath for Frederick Thomas Wimble as the Member for the Electoral District of Cairns. Writ and Oath for Patrick Perkins as the Member for the Electoral District of Cambooya. Writ and Oath for Justin Fox Greenlaw Foxton as the Member for the Electoral District of Carnarvon. Writ and Oaths for Robert John Sayers and Arthur Rutledge as the Members for the Electoral District of Charters Towers. Writ and Oath for John Stevenson as the Member for the Electoral District of Clermont. Writ and Oath for John Hamilton as the Member for the Electoral District of Cook. Writ and Oath for William Allan as the Member for the Electoral District of Cunningham. Writ and Oath for Jon Shillito Jessop as the Member for the Electoral District of Dalby. Writ and Oaths for William Henry Groom and Robert Aland as the Members for the Electoral District of Drayton and Toowoomba. Writ and Oath for James George Drake as the Member for the Electoral District of Enoggera. Writ and Oath for William Salkeld as the Member for the Electoral District of Fassifern. Writ and Oath for Robert Lyons as the Member for the Electoral District of Fitzroy.

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Writ and Oath for Louis Goldring as the Member for the Electoral District of Flinders. Writ and Oaths for John Watson and John McMaster as the Members for the Electoral District of Fortitude Valley. Writ and Oath for William Henry Corfield as the Member for the Electoral District of Gregory. Writ and Oaths for William Smyth and Matthew Mellor as the Members for the Electoral District of Gympie. Writ and Oath for Alfred Sandlings Cowley as the Member for the Electoral District of Herbert. Writ and Oaths for Andrew Henry Barlow and John Macfarlane as the Members for the Electoral District of Ipswich. Writ and Oath for Isidor Lissner as the Member for the Electoral District of Kennedy. Writ and Oath for William Sheffield Paul as the Member for the Electoral District of Leichhardt. Writ and Oath for William Rodger North as the Member for the Electoral District of Lockyer. Writ and Oath for Earnest James Stevens as the Member for the Electoral District of Logan. Writ and Oaths for Maurice Hume Black and David Hay Dalrymple as the Members for the Electoral District of Mackay. Writ and Oath for Matthew Battersby as the Member for the Electoral District of Moreton. Writ and Oath for Robert Dunsmure as the Member for the Electoral District of Maranoa. Writ and Oath for James Crombie as the Member for the Electoral District of Mitchell. Writ and Oath for Hugh Muir Nelson as the Member for the Electoral District of Murilla. Writ and Oaths for John Thomas Annear and Richard Matthew Hyne as the Members for the Electoral District of Maryborough. Writ and Oath for William Henry Bligh O’Connell as the Member for the Electoral District of Musgrave. Writ and Oath for John Murray as the Member for the Electoral District of Normanby. Writ and Oath for George Agnew as the Member for the Electoral District of Nundah. Writ and Oath for Samuel Grimes as the Member for the Electoral District of Oxley. Writ and Oath for Albert Norton as the Member for the Electoral District of Port Curtis. Writ and Oaths for William Pattison and Archibald Archer as the Members for the Electoral District of Rockhampton. Writ and Oath for Rees Rutland Jones as the Member for the Electoral District of Rockhampton North. Writ and Oath for John Baptist Louis Isambert as the Member for the Electoral District of Rosewood. Writ and Oath for Patrick O’Sullivan as the Member for the Electoral District of Stanley. Writ and Oath for Michael Brennan Gannon as the Member for the Electoral District of Toombul. Writ and Oath for Theodore Unmack as the Member for the Electoral District of Toowong. Writ and Oath for Robert Philp as the Member for the Electoral District of Townsville. Writ and Oath for Richard Gardiner Casey as the Member for the Electoral District of Warrego.

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Writ and Oath for Arthur Morgan as the Member for the Electoral District of Warwick. Writ and Oath for William Stephens as the Member for the Electoral District of Woolloongabba. Writ and Oath for Horace Tozer as the Member for the Electoral District of Wide Bay. Writ and Oath for William Clancy Little as the Member for the Electoral District of Woothakata. 2 Commissioners’ Commission to administer the Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members. 3 Speaker’s Commission to administer the Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members. 13 June 1888 4 Speaker’s Warrant appointing Robert Aland, James Campbell, James George Drake, Rees Rutland Jones, Abraham Fleetwood Luya, Matthew Mellor, Arthur Morgan, Frances Reid Murphy, Edward Palmer, Robert Philp, Robert Harrison Smith, and William Stephens as members of the Panel of Assessors for the Trial of Elections Petitions during the present session of the Legislative Assembly. 5 Government Gazette Extraordinary – resignation of Ministry and the notification of the appointment of the new Ministry. 6 Resignation of John Murtagh Macrossan as the member for the electoral district of Townsville. 7 Appropriation Bill No.1, 1888. 8 Letter from the Auditor-General, together with the Auditor- General’s Report for the year 1886-87. 14 August 1888 9 Writ and Oath for Hugh Muir Nelson as the Member for the Electoral District of Murilla. Writ and Oath for Boyd Dunlop Morehead as the Member for the Electoral District of Balonne. Writ and Oath for John Donaldson as the Member for the Electoral District Bulloo. Writ and Oath for Maurice Hume Black as the Member for the Electoral District Mackay. Writ and Oath for John Murtagh Macrossan as the member for the electoral district of Townsville. Writ and Oath for Edward Palmer as the Member for the Electoral District Carpentaria. Writ and Oath for Sir Thomas McIlwraith, K.C.M.G. and as the Member for the Electoral District of Brisbane North. Writ and Oath for William Clancy Little as the Member for the Electoral District Woothakata. 10 Annual Report of Acting Government Resident at Thursday Island. 11 Report of the Agent-General for Queensland for the year 1887. 12 Report with Appendices of Her Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the protected territory of British New Guinea fore the year 1887. 13 First Progress Report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the general working of the Civil Service, and the mode of keeping the Public Accounts of the Colony; together with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendices. 14 Annual Statement of Accounts – Pacific Islanders’ Fund. 15 Report upon the financial condition of the Pacific Islanders’ Hospitals. 16 Regulae Generales of the Supreme Court of Queensland. 17 Statement of Accounts – Protectorate of British New Guinea. 18 Despatch referring to tonnage measurement of Netherlands Vessels. 19 Despatch referring to orthography for Native names of Places.

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20 Despatch referring to the Pensions and the British Settlements Acts. 21 Despatch referring to extension of the Foreign Deserters Act, 1852, to the Republic of Paraguay. 22 Despatch referring to the Royal Proclamation directing coinage of Sixpences. 23 Despatch referring to Acts passed in the Fifth Session of the Ninth Parliament of Queensland. 24 Despatch enclosing Order in Council referring to Colonial Certificates of Competency granted to Officers of British Vessels. 25 Despatch referring to the Convention between Great Britain and the Republic of Salvador for prolonging Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation. 26 Further correspondence referring to Regulations respecting Naval Cadets. 27 Further correspondence referring to the International Copyright Union. 28 Further correspondence referring to employment of Naval and Military Officers in the Colonies. 29 Further correspondence referring to nomination of Colonial candidates as engineer students in Her Majesty’s Service. 30 Further correspondence referring to the issue of Army Commissions to Members of Colonial Forces. 31 Copy of Convention and further correspondence referring to the International Copyright Union. 32 Further correspondence referring to Submarine Telegraph Cables. 33 Report with Minutes of Evidence taken before the Board appointed to Inquire into the Management of the Colonial Stores, and the general system of obtaining supplies for the Public Service throughout the Colony; together with the Proceedings of the Board. 34 Statistics of the Colony of Queensland for the year 1887. 35 Queensland Blue Book for the Year 1887. 36 Report of the Registrar-General on the Returns of Agriculture and Live stock for the year 1887. 37 Report of the Chief Inspector of Stock and Brands for the year 1887. 38 Report of the Medical Superintendent for Asylums for the Insane, Goodna and Ipswich for the year 1887. 39 Report on the Benevolent Asylum, Dunwich, for the year 1887. 40 Report on the working of the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881 and Sundry Continuing and Amending Acts. 41 Preliminary Report of the Board appointed to make full inquiry into the origin and nature of a prevalent disease affecting stock commonly known as mange. 42 Annual Report of the Department of Mines, Queensland, for the year 1887. 43 Mineral Lands Regulations. 44 Annual Report of the Commissioner for Railways for the year 1887. 45 Annual Report of the Department of Public Lands for the year 1887. 46 Memorandum from the Postmaster-General together with Proceedings of the Conference held in Sydney in January, 1888. 86 Speaker’s Warrant appointing George Agnew as a Member of the Panel of Assessors for the Trail of Election Petitions. 15 August 1888 47 Report by Sir John Coode upon the Norman River Bar. 48 Report by E A Cullen, Nautical Surveyor, on the Burrum River. 49 Preliminary Report by Robert l Jack, Government Geologist, on the Limestone District, part of the Palmer River. 50 Preliminary Report by Robert l Jack, Government Geologist, on the Geology of the Russell River. 51 Preliminary Report by Robert l Jack, Government Geologist, on the coal discoveries on the Flinders. 52 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Bundaberg, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony

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notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 53 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Mitchell, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 54 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Jondaryan Marsupial District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 55 Twelfth Report of the Secretary for Public Instruction for the year 1887. 56 Report of the Inspector of Orphanages for the year 1887. 57 Annual Report upon the Technical Classes, Brisbane School of Arts 58 Fourth Report of the Creation, Inscription, and Issue of Stock, under the provisions of The Queensland Stock Inscription Act. (47 Victoria, No.1). 59 Annual Return of the Curator of Intestate Estates. 60 Regulations for the Swing Bridge, Ross Creek. 61 Statement showing the Expenditure for Colonial Stores, on account of the Departments for the year ending 30 June, 1887. 62 Report of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries for the year ended 31 March,1888. 63 Report upon the Government Life Insurance and Annuity Business for the year 1887. 64 Report upon the working of the Queensland Government Savings Bank for the year 1887. 65 Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture for the ending 30 June, 1888. 66 Cattle Slaughtering Laws Extension Bill 1888. 67 Address in Reply to the Opening Speech of His Excellency the Governor. 76 Auditor-General’s letter and Statement upon the subject of the Investment of the Funds, and the condition of the Securities of the Government Savings Bank. 16 August 1888 68 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Mitchell District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 69 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Gregory District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 70 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Johnstone District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 71 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Cardwell District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 21 August 1888 72 Brisbane Water Supply Bill 1888. 73 Railways Bill 1888. 74 The Valuation Act Amendment Act 1888. 75 The Public Works Lands Resumption Bill 1888. 77 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Marsupial District of Inglewood, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance.

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78 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Balonne District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 79 Petition from certain landowners, and residents in the Lower Burdekin District, urging that any extension of the Northern Railway should adopt the route of the Burdekin Delta, and praying relief in the premises. 80 Petition from certain residents of the Gregory District, praying that the Act, 29 Victoria No.5, may be amended by extending its provisions to natural grasses throughout the Colony because of malicious firing of natural grasses. 81 Petition from certain residents of Charters Towers and surrounding districts, advocating the route of the Northern Railway via Bowen, and praying relief in the premises. (located in over size bin) 82 Petition from certain persons at Yeulba urging that, in the event of a line of railway being constructed to St. George, it should start from the Main Trunk Line at Yeulba, and thence proceed via Surat, and praying relief in the premises. 83 Petition from certain Members of the Warwick Municipal Council and Glengallen Divisional Board, praying for the construction of a railway along the Southern Border of Queensland via Leyburn, Inglewood, and Goondiwindi. 84 Correspondence and Proceedings of the Conference in relation to Chinese Immigration. 85 Report of the Post and Telegraph Department of Queensland for the Year 1887. 22 August 1888 87 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Springsure District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 88 Return by the Department of Public Instruction of all the schools in operation on 1 July, 1888, with the attendance of pupils and the status and emoluments of the teachers employed. 28 August 1888 89 Tables showing the apportionment of Loan Appropriations and Expenditure (with loss on the sale of Government Stock added), to the 30 June, 1887, in accordance with the provisions of the proposed Financial Districts Bill of 1887. 90 Report by the Hydraulic Engineer on the Blackall Bore. 91 Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill 1888. 92 Petition from Horace Charles Ransome, praying the House to appoint a Select Committee to investigate the matter of a Petition presented to the House on 28 July, 1885, with reference to the action “Ransome v Brydon, Jones, and Co., and also the matter of this Petition on the same subject. 29 August 1888 93 Employers’ Liability Act Extension Bill 1888. 94 Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill 1888. 95 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Marsupial District of Rawbelle, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 96 Report on the Central Sugar Mill System at Mackay. 97 Arboriculture - Report by A McDowall, Inspector of Surveys, on the Kauri Pine Plantation, Fraser Island.

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30 August 1888 98 Lien Bill 1888. 99 Mines Regulation Bill 1888. 100 Petition from certain merchants, trades, pastoral occupants, selectors and other persons, praying that, for reasons in the Petition set forth, a line of railway may be constructed from Dalby to St. George. 101 Annual Report of the Brisbane Board of Waterworks for the year ended 31 December, 1887. 4 September 1888 102 Correspondence relating to the case of Benjamin Kitt. 6 September 1888 103 Further correspondence relating to the case of Benjamin Kitt. 11 September 1888 104 Additional correspondence relating to the case of Benjamin Kitt. 105 Petition from certain residents in the Electoral District of Bowen, praying that, for reasons in the Petition set forth, the Bowen Line may junction with the Northern Railway at or near the 37 mile peg. 106 Petition from certain residents in the Electoral District of Mackay, praying for reasons in the Petition set forth, the Bowen Line may junction with the Northern Railway at or near the 37 mile peg. 107 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Kargoolnah Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 108 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Rosalie Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 109 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Nogoa Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 110 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Bulloo District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 111 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Woongarra District, Bundaberg, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 112 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Widgee Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 113 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Augathella District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 114 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Goondiwindi District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance.

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115 Annual Report of the Head gardener of the Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, for the year ending 30 June, 1888. 116 Report of the Agricultural Districts of Mackay, Cairns, and Port Douglas, with a view to the establishment of experimental farms or test stations. 117 Report on the progress of the work on the erection of the Rabbit-proof Fence. 118 Estimates-in-Chief for the year ending 30 June, 1889. 119 First Report of the Printing Committee. 120 Return to an Order relative to purchase of land at Geraldton by Mr Earles. 121 Report of the Superintendent of the St. Helena Penal Establishment for the year 1887. 122 Despatch, dated 19 July, 1888, referring to the Treaty of Commerce and navigation between Her Majesty and the King of Hellenes. 123 Schedule to the Estimates-in-Chief for 1888-9,showing the total remuneration received during 1887-88 by all public officers holding more than one office, or receiving any special allowance, fuel, or light, in addition to their fixed annual salaries. 124 Customs Tariffs of the Australasian Colonies, and proposed Queensland Tariff. 125 Tables relating to the Chief Secretary’s Financial Statement for the year 1888- 99. 12 September 1888 126 Injuries to Property Act of 1865 Amendment Bill 1888. 127 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Aramac Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 128 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Indooroopilly Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 13 September 1888 129 Petition from certain residents of the Herbert District, urging reasons why a line of railway should be constructed from Dungeness to Ingham, on the Herbert River, and praying relief in the premises. 130 Water Bill 1888. 18 September 1888 131 Annual Report of the Trustees of the Queensland Museum. 132 Return to an Order relative to conveyance of mails by the Australian United Steam Navigation Company. 133 Return to an Order relative to the last Circuit Court held at Normanton by Mr Justice Cooper. 134 Return to an Order relative to the appointment of a Professor of Agriculture. 135 Petition from the Australian Natives Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited, praying leave to introduce a Bill to confer powers upon the Australian Natives Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 136 Petition from certain residents of Ayr and the Burdekin Delta, praying for reasons in the Petition set forth, the Bowen Line may junction with the Northern Railway at or near the 37 mile peg. 137 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Burke, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance.

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19 September 1888 138 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Barcoo Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 139 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Advale, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 140 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of Barcaldine, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 141 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Electoral District of Warrego, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 142 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Tinana Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 143 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Clifton Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 144 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Clifton Marsupial Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 145 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Kolan Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 146 Election of Local Authorities Bill 1888. 20 September 1888 147 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the Wallambilla Marsupial District, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 148 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Warroo Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 149 Petition from certain stockholders, landowners, and residents in the District of the Cleveland Divisional Board, expressing alarm at the spread of rabbits in the Colony notwithstanding the heavy expenditure incurred to exclude them; and praying the House to adopt further measures for the repression of this nuisance. 150 Petition from certain residents of Surat and its vicinity, praying that a survey may be made for a line of railway from the Main line at Yeulba to St. George via Surat. 151 Australasian Natives Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited Bill 1888.

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25 September 1888 152 Petition from the Directors of the Queensland Permanent Trustee, Executor, and Finance Agency Company, Limited, praying leave to introduce to confer powers on the said company; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 152a Prisons Bill 1888. 153 Elections Judge’s Certificate of the determination of the Elections Tribunal in the matter of trial of an Election Petition for the Electoral District of Wide Bay, between John Flood, petitioner, and Horace Tozer, respondent. 154 Return to an Order relative to the suspension by the Surveyor General or his Deputy and the subsequent reinstatement of Mr Licensed Surveyor J D Steele. 26 September 1888 155 Judges’ Validating Bill 1888. 156 Appropriation Bill No.2, 1888. 157 Queensland Permanent Trustee, Executor, and Finance Agency Company, Limited, Bill 1888. 158 Second Report of the Printing Committee. 27 September 1888 159 Report of the Commissioner of Police for the year 1887. 160 Sheriff’s Report upon the Gaols of the Colony for the year 1887. 2 October 1888 161 Further correspondence in relation to the New Hebrides. 162 Report on the Oyster and other Fisheries within the Ports of Moreton Bay and Maryborough. 162a Sale and Use of Poisons Bill 1888. 163 Petition from Alexander Anderson, William Jones, John McLennan, Alexander Muir, and Thomas Cochrane, praying leave to introduce a Bill (Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill) to vest to new Trustees the land comprised in Deeds of Grant Nos. 2847, 2848, and 2849, being allotments 8,9, 10, and 11 of section 26, parish of North Brisbane, and to enable the Trustees for the time being thereof to sell, mortgage, or lease the same, and for other purposes; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 3 October 1888 164 Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill 1888. 165 Day Dawn Block and Wyndham Gold Mining Company’s Railway Bill 1888. 166 Return to an Order relative to Mails to the Southern Colonies. 167 Report from the Select Committee on the Australasian Natives Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee. 4 October 1888 168 Petition from the Rev. Colin McCulloch and others in opposition to the Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill 1888, and praying that the Bill may not pass into law, and that they may be heard by Counsel, before any Committee to which the Bill may be referred, and may receive such other relief as to the House may seem meet. 169 Report on the survey of the Norman River between Baffle Group and Normanton.

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5 October 1888 170 Twenty-Eighth Annual Report by the Registrar-General on Vital Statistics, 1887. 10 October 1888 171 Report from the Select Committee on the Queensland Permanent Trustee, Executor, and Finance Agency Company, Limited, Bill, together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee and an Appendix. 172 Customs Duties Bill 1888. 173 Elections Judge’s Report on the Election Petition of William Michie v Black and Dalrymple. 11 October 1888 174 Report of the Immigration Agent for the year 1887. 175 British New Guinea – Proclamation in connection Assumption of Sovereignty – Letters Patent and Royal Instruction to Administrator. 176 Report of the Accountant in Insolvency for the year 1887. 177 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for the half-year ending 30 June, 1888. 178 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for the year 1887. 179 Reference to Papers in a Return to an Order relative to the suspension by the Surveyor General or his Deputy and the subsequent reinstatement of Mr Licensed Surveyor J D Steele, tabled 25 September, 1888. 12 October 1888 180 Petition from the Queensland Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited, praying leave to introduce a Bill to confer powers upon the Queensland Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 181 Report of the Colonial Architect on Public Buildings carried out during the year 1887. 15 October 1888 182 Petition from the Honourable Sir Charles Lilley, Chief Justice, and others, reminding the House of certain petitions presented during the last session upon the subject of the proposed establishment of a university in Queensland; and praying the House to make provision for the immediate establishment of a university. 183 Petition from certain residents and property owners in and around the Township of Yeppoon, urging the wants of that town and district, and praying relief in the premises. 16 October 1888 184 Report of the Commandant of the Queensland Defence Force for the year 1887- 8. 185 List of Landed Proprietors owning 640 acres and upwards. 186 Report on Harbours and Lighthouses. 187 Timber Regulations under the Crown Lands Act of 1885 and the Pastoral Leases Act of 1869. 188 Marsupials Destruction Act Continuation Bill 1888. 189 Queensland Trustees, Executors and Agency Company, Limited, Bill 1888. 190 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the proposed extension (section 2) of the Maryborough-Gayndah Railway, 25 miles 27 chains 50 links to 45 miles 60 chains, in length 20 miles 32 chains 50 links.

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191 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the proposed extension of the Cairns – Herberton Railway from 24 miles to 42 miles, in length 18 miles. Council) 192 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the proposed extension of the Cooktown Railway, from 67 1/2 miles to 97 1/2 miles, in length 30 miles. 193 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the first section of the proposed Croydon Branch Railway, 13 miles to 42 miles from Normanton, in length 29 miles. 17 October 1888 194 Marsupials Destruction Act Continuation Bill 1888. 18 October 1888 195 Petition of Henry Walker, representing that on 1 January, 1872, while acting on military duty as a volunteer, he received serious injuries which resulted in permanent mutilation and that his means of earning a livelihood had been much impaired; and praying relief in the premises. 196 Petition from James Lindsay of Bundanba, praying leave to introduce a Bill (Lindsay Railway Bill) to authorize him to construct a branch line of railway connecting with the Southern and Western Railway; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 19 October 1888 197 Lindsay Railway Bill 1888. 198 Petition from certain electors and residents within the Division of Hinchinbrook, urging the advantages which would accrue to the district from construction a line of railway from Townsville to Ingham, and praying relief in the premises. 199 Petition from certain residents in the Electoral District of Flinders, praying that, for reasons in the Petition set forth, the Bowen Line may junction with the Northern Railway at or near the 37 mile peg. 23 October 1888 200 Petition from residents and property holders in Maryborough, Pialba, and the surrounding district, setting forth the advantages which would accrue from the construction of a railway from Maryborough to Pialba, and praying relief in the premises. 24 October 1888 201 Report of the Select Committee on the Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and Appendices. 202 Report of the Select Committee on the Queensland Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited, Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and Appendices. 203 Plans, Section, and Book of reference of the Day Dawn Block and Wyndham Gold Mining Company’s Branch Line at Charters Towers, in length 64 chains. 204 Petition from certain inhabitants of Cardwell, praying, that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the Glenbora Run may be thrown open for selection. 26 October 1888 205 Report from the Engineer for Harbours and Rivers. 206 Report of the Hydraulic Engineer on Water Supply.

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207 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the proposed extension, section 2, of the Bowen railway, from 30 miles to 52 miles, in length 22 miles. 208 Plans, Section, and Book of Reference of the railway from Normanton to 13 miles, being the permanent survey of the deviation of the Normanton-Cloncurry Railway, as approval by Parliament on 8 December, 1887. 209 Correspondence referring to the dismissal of Captain Wright, Senior Naval officer. 210 Report of the Select Committee on the case of Mr Walsh, Dawson River, Port Curtis Electorate; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Minutes of Evidence and Appendices. 29 October 1888 211 Supplementary Estimates No.2 – 1887-8. 212 Brisbane Municipality Loan Bill 1888. 213 Petition from William Stafford, Joseph Stafford, John Stafford, and James Stafford, of Bundamba, in the Colony of Queensland, Colliery Proprietors, trading as Stafford Brothers, to construct and maintain a branch line of railway connecting with the Southern and Western Railway; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill and also Certificate of payment. 214 Petition from John Taylor, alleging that the proposed railway would be injurious to his interest, and praying that he may be heard by Counsel, etc., before any committee to whom the Bill may be referred, and for other relief in the premises. 215 Preliminary Report of the Government Meteorologist for the year 1887. 30 October 1888 216 Brisbane Municipality Loan Bill 1888. 217 Stafford Brothers Railway Bill 1888. 218 Loan Estimates, 1888-9. 219 Petition from certain residents on the Selheim River, and on the Normanby Gold Field, in the Electoral District of Bowen, praying that, for reasons in the Petition set forth, the Bowen Line may junction with the Northern Railway at or near the 37 mile peg. 220 Despatch, dated 2 August, 1888, from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, intimating that the Queen had been pleased to approve of Sir James F Garrick, Q.C., K.C.M.G., and Mr Arthur Rutledge, continuing to wear the Civil Uniform which they wore as Executive Councilors, and retaining the title of Honourable within the Colony of Queensland. 221 Return to an Order relative to the cost of the Water Supply Schemes under the Hydraulic Engineer. 31 October 1888 222 Correspondence with the Secretary for Agriculture of Victoria, relative to Travelling Dairies at work in that Colony. 223 Return to an Order relative to the new bridge over Breakfast Creek. 1 November 1888 224 Petition from certain Underwriters, Shipowners, Shippers, and Merchants, representing that it is absolutely necessary for the improvement of the Port of Brisbane and the safety of life and property that a few chains of land at Kangaroo Point should be taken away to provide more room for vessels rounding the point, and praying the House to afford relief in the premises. 225 Decentralisation Bill 1888.

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2 November 1888 226 Decentralisation Bill 1888. 227 Despatch, transmitting Orders in Council respecting the Extension of the Foreign Deserters Act to the Independent State of the Congo. 228 Report of the Colonial Architect on Public Buildings, etc, carried out during the half-year ending 30 June, 1888. 6 November 1888 229 Treasury Bills Bill 1888. 230 Appropriation Bill No.3, 1888. 231 Progress Report from the Select Committee on the Sandstone Quarries of the Southern Districts of the Colony; together with the Minutes of Evidence, the Proceedings of the Committee, and an Appendices. 232 Report by Mr E A Cullen, Nautical Surveyor, on the survey of the Mary River, together with plan of the river. 233 Petition from Michael Skene, of Brisbane, alleging that he is suffering from grievances in connection with the issue to him, in 1871, of a Non-transferable Land Order, which, for reasons in the petition set forth, has been of no service to him, and praying relief in the premises. 13 November 1888 234 Certificate by the Elections Judge in the matter of the trial of the petition of Matthew Muir and William Robert Higgins against the election and return of Abraham Fleetwood Luya, the sitting member for the Electoral District of Brisbane South, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Tribunal. 235 Certificate and Report by the Election Judge in the matter of the trial of the petition of Richard Ash Kingsford against the election and return of Frederick Thomas Wimble, the sitting member for the Electoral District of Cairns, with Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Tribunal. 236 Return to an Order relative to Gold- mining Leases No. 981, Charters Towers. 237 Timber Regulations under the Crown Lands Act of 1884 and the Pastoral Leases Act of 1869.

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SECOND SESSION OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT 21 May 1889 1 Writ and Oath for William Pattison as the Member for the Electoral District of Rockhampton. 2 Annual Report of the Auditor-General upon the public Accounts for the 1887 -88; together with Statements showing the Public Debt of the Colony and other financial information to 30 April, 1889. 3 Letter from the Auditor –General, dated 21 May, 1889, upon the subject of the investment of the funds and the condition of the securities of the Government Savings Bank. 4 Second Report by Robert L Jack, Government Geologist on the Mount Morgan Gold Deposits. 5 Report by William H Rands, Assistant Government Geologist on the Albert and Logan Districts. 6 Annual Report of the Department of Public Lands for the year 1888. 7 Correspondence relating to the establishment of irrigation colonies in Queensland and the report of the Minister for Lands on irrigation colonies of Mildura and Renmark, with Appendices. 8 Regulations relating to the application for Occupation Licenses under Part V. of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 in the Land Agents’ District of Cooktown, Normanton, and Burketown. 9 Regulations under Crown Lands Act of 1884 and Pastoral Leases Act of 1860, requiring branding of timber with registered brand. 10 Report of the Superintendent of the Rabbit Fence relative to the destruction of rabbits during the year 1888. 11 Annual Report of the Trustees of the Queensland Museum. 12 Report of the Inspector of Orphanages for the year 1888. 13 Report of the Under Secretary for Agriculture upon the Viticulture and Wine- making in the Southern Districts 14 Report upon the Government Life Insurance and Annuity Business for the year 1888. 15 Annual Report of the Commissioner for Railways for the year 1888. 16 Petition from Margaret Henry representing the circumstances under which she was deprived of both her parents by a railway accident, occasioned by the unprotected condition of a railway crossing, and praying inquiry and relief. 17 Petition from Donald McNeill, alleging that he suffered injury and loss by a railway accident, caused by the unprotected condition of a railway crossing, and praying inquiry and relief. 18 Commission with Letters Patent and Royal Instruction for the appointment of General Sir H W Norman, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., C.I.E., to be Governor, etc., of Queensland. 19 Despatch, dated 3 December, 1888, respecting Agreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Brazil relative to Merchant Seamen deserting. 20 Further correspondence in connection with the dismissal of Captain H Townley Wright. 21 Further correspondence respecting the case of Benjamin Kitt. 22 Second Progress Report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the general working of the Civil Service, and the mode of keeping the Public Accounts of the Colony; together with the Minutes of Evidence and Appendices. 23 Report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the general condition of the Sugar Industry in Queensland, and to report upon the causes which have led to the present languishing condition of the industry throughout the Colony, the best means to be adopted for reviving and maintaining its prosperity, and, generally, upon the prospects of tropical agriculture in Queensland; together with

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the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Commission and Appendices. 24 Report of the Agent-General for Queensland for the year 1888. 25 Second Report of the Registrar of Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks. 26 Annual Report of the Department of Pacific Island Immigration. 27 Report of Her Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the protected territory of British New Guinea for the year 1888. 28 First Report of the Pharmacy Board. 29 Report of the Board appointed to inquire into the origin and development of Pleuro-pneumonia in horned cattle. 30 Report of experiments at Junee, etc., to test the efficacy of Pasteur’s Vaccine of Anthrax as a preventive against Anthrax (Cumberland) Disease in sheep and cattle. 31 Report of the Select Committee on the proposed amendment of the Constitution of the Council. (Federal Council of Australasia) 32 Blue Book for the year 1888. 33 Discharge of Cargo Bill 1889. 22 May 1889 34 Correspondence referring to the Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill. 35 Report by William H Rand, Assistant Government Geologist, on the Gympie Gold Field. 36 Annual Report of the Department of Mines, Queensland for the year 1888. 37 Fifth Report on the Creation, Inscription, and Issue of Stock, under the provisions of The Queensland Stock Inscription Act, 47 Victoria, No.1. 23 May 1889 38 Correspondence respecting the removal of Mr George Lionel Lukin from Rockhampton to Maryborough. 39 Correspondence referring to the proposed water supply for Gympie. 40 Report upon the working of the Queensland Government Savings Bank for the year 1888. 41 Railway and Tramway Extension Act of 1880 Amendment Bill 1889. 41a Speaker’s Warrant appointing the Panel of Assessors for the Trial of Election Petitions during the present session. 28 May 1889 42 Lien Bill 1889. 43 Mines Regulation Bill 1889. 44 Gold Fields Act Amendment Bill 1889. 45 Eight Hours Bill 1889. 46 Despatch, dated 30 October 1888, referring to the Convention for protection of Telegraph (submarine) cables. 47 Regulations in relation to Naval Cadets. 48 Return of Applications for Agricultural and Grazing Farms and Volunteer Selections accepted under Act 48 Victoria, No.28, showing the area, rent, and survey fees received at the Department of Public Lands, Brisbane, from each District of the Colony for the years 1885, 1886, 1887, and 1888. 49 Regulation under The Crown lands Acts 1884 to 1886 relating to the payment by selectors of estimated value of improvements. 50 Petition from certain ratepayers, householders, or residents in the Town of Normanton, praying that, for reasons assigned, the first section of the Normanton and Cloncurry Railway may be proceeded with and completed without delay, and that the line at present in progress from Normanton to Croydon may be completed and pushed forward to Georgetown.

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51 Petition from certain mine-owners, stockholders and landowners, praying that, for reasons assigned, the first section of the Normanton and Cloncurry Railway may be proceeded with and completed without delay, and that the line at present in progress from Normanton to Croydon may be completed and pushed forward to Georgetown. 52 Report of the Brisbane Board of Waterworks for the year ended 31 December, 1888. 53 Plan, Section and Book of Reference of the proposed extension of the Croydon Branch Railway, section 2, from 42 miles to 94 miles 45.96 chains (Croydon) in length 52 miles 45 chains 96 links. 54 Return to an Address relative to the imprisonment of George Wilson, at Bowen, for contempt of Court. 30 May 1889 55 Legal Reform Bill 1889. 4 June 1889 56 Return to an Address relative to the Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill of 1888. 57 Return to an Order relative to the Intercolonial Train Service. 58 Petition from certain residents of Southern Queensland, setting forth, the advantages of the Warwick-Ipswich direct railway line, and that provision had been made for its construction, and praying the House to grant such relief as may seem fit. 59 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Dalby, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 5 June 1889 60 Petition from Alexander Anderson and others, praying leave to introduce a Bill to vest in new Trustees the lands comprised in Deed of Grant Nos. 2847, 2848 and 2849, being allotments 8, 9, 10 and 11 of section 26, Parish of North Brisbane, and to enable the Trustees for the time being therefore to sell, mortgage, or lease the same, and for other purposes, together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill and also Certificate of payment. 61 Report from the Select Committee on the Cases of Margaret Henry and Donald McNeill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee. 62 Report of the Chief Inspector of Stock and Brands for the year 1888. 63 Report on the working of the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881, and sundry continuing and amending acts. 6 June 1889 64 Payment of Members Bill 1889. 65 Civil Service Bill 1889. 66 Totalisator Restriction Bill 1889. 67 Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill 1889. 68 Petition from certain landholders, selectors, and residents in the district between Mackay and Bowen, urging the advantages which would accrue from the extension of the Mackay and Hamilton Railway along the coast towards Bowen, and praying the House to take the matter into their early and earnest consideration.

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69 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Charleville, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 70 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Allora, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 11 June 1889 71 Return to an Order relative to Officers of Defence Force resigned or removed to the Unattached List. 72 Return to an Order relative to appointments to the Waggambah Divisional Board. 73 Third Report of the Registrar of Friendly Societies, Building Societies, and Trade Unions being for the quinquennial period 1882-1886, and for the year ending 31 December, 1887. 74 Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture for the year ending 30 May, 1889. 75 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for the half-year ending 31 December, 1888. 76 Report of the Colonial Architect on Public Buildings, etc., carried out during the year ending 31 December, 1888. 77 Second Report of the Printing Committee. 78 Crown Lands Acts 1884 to 1886 Amendment Bill 1889. 79 Petition from certain residents of Georgetown, the Districts of Durham, Cumberland, Goldsmith’s Creek, Charlestown, and the O’Donoghue, and also the miners, selectors, and others of the Etheridge Gold Field and district generally, praying that the House will cause a permanent survey to be made of a continuation of the Croydon Line to Georgetown 80 Petition from certain landowners and residents of the Parish of Gregory, in the Land Agent’s District of Bundaberg, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the Isis Branch Railway may be extended on to Cordalba. 81 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Bundaberg, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 82 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Toowoomba, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 83 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Roma, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 12 June 1889 84 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Thargomindah, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 85 Petition form the Corporation of Brisbane Total Abstinence Society, praying leave to introduce a Bill to enable the Corporation Brisbane Total Abstinence Society (being the trustees of an allotment of land in the City of Brisbane, parish of North Brisbane, granted for the purposes of the erection thereon of a Temperance Hall) to sell the residue of such land now remaining in their hands freed and absolutely discharged from the trusts on which the same are now held, and to enable the Society to sell, mortgage, or lease the same, and for other

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purposes; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 13 June 1889 86 Return to an Order relative to the introduction of Javanese into Queensland. 87 Brisbane Temperance Hall Bill 1889. 88 Petition from certain freeholders, merchants, and tradesmen on the Electoral Roll of Rockhampton, urging reasons for the construction of a railway from Rockhampton to Deep Water at Port Alma, and praying relief in the premises. 89 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Gladstone, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 90 Petition from the Chairman and Secretary of the School of Arts, Nerang, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 91 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Canungera, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 18 June 1889 92 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Rocklea, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 93 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Charters Towers, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 94 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Toowong, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 95 Petition from certain residents of Southern Queensland, urging the construction of a line of railway from Ipswich direct towards the Southern Boarder, via Warwick, and praying relief in the premises. 96 Report on the Benevolent Asylum, Dunwich, for the year 1888. 97 Return to an Order relative to Lands Orders issued and not used. 19 June 1889 98 Despatch, dated 29 April, 1889, transmitting a copy of The Army (Annual) Act, 1889. 99 Further Despatch, dated 13 March, 1889, respecting the Treaty of Friendship between Great Britain and Servia. 100 Report from the Immigration Agent’s Report for the year 1888. 101 Return to an Order relative to meat supplies at Doogaroo and Sandy Gallop Lunatic Asylums. 102 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Esk, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 103 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Ravenswood, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency

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from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 20 June 1889 104 Papers relating to Village Settlement. 25 June 1889 105 Petition from certain electors of the Cooktown District and residents of Cooktown, urging the desirableness of extending the Cooktown Railway from the Laura River to Maytown, and praying relief in the premises. 106 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Sandgate, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 107 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Warwick, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 108 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Maryborough, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 109 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Goondiwindi, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 110 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Thursday Island, representing that the School of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 111 Report from the Superintendent of the St. Helena Penal Establishment for the year 1888. 112 Papers relating to closing of a road at Lytton by Military Authorities. 113 Preliminary Report by W. Saville-Kent, F.L.S, F.Z.S., etc., Commissioner of Fisheries on the Food Fishes of Queensland. 114 Brisbane Water Supply Bill 1889. 115 Plans, Section, and Book of reference of proposed railway extension to Melbourne Street, South Brisbane, being from Melbourne Street to Junction with South Brisbane Branch near the Gaol, in length 2 miles 9 chains 30 links, and connection with the Cleveland Branch, in length 21 chains 28 links. 116 Plans, Section, and Book of reference of proposed extension of the Sandgate Branch Railway to the Jetty on Cabbage-tree Creek, in length 1 mile 4 chains. 26 June 1889 117 Brisbane Water Supply Bill 1889. 2 July 1889 118 Report by the Commissioners of the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888. 119 Return to an Address relative to the case Regina v Mackay. 120 Thirteenth Report of the Secretary for Public Instruction for the year 1888. 121 Second Report of the Printing Committee.

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3 July 1889 122 Return to an Order relative to the circulation and cost of Hansard. 122a Prisons Bill 1889. 4 July 1889 123 Report by Robert L. Jack, Government Geologist on the Taranganba Gold Mine. 124 Letter and Statement from the Auditor-General on the subject of the investment of funds, and the condition of Securities, of the Government Savings Bank. 124a Married Women’s Property Bill 1889. 125 Petition from certain farmers and residents of Westbrook Homestead area and neighbourhood, giving reasons for the construction of a branch line of railway from Oakey Creek through the Westbrook Homestead area to the Aubigny Township, and praying relief in the premises. 126 Petition from certain farmers and selectors in the Mackay District, in the northern portion of the Colony, who are engaged in agricultural production, urging for the continuance of the introduction of Polynesian labour, under conditions in the petition setforth, and praying relief in the premises. 5 July 1889 127 Report from the Select Committee on the Brisbane Temperance Hall Bill; together with the Proceedings of the Committee and the Minutes of Evidence, and Appendices. 128 Petition from certain citizens of Brisbane and others, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, an extension of the Fortitude Valley Railway to Mayne Station may be constructed. 129 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Gregory, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 130 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Maytown, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 131 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Mackay, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 132 Petition from the President and Members of the Maryborough Chamber of Commerce, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned. 133 Petition from the Mayor and Aldermen of the Municipality of Maryborough (Maryborough Corporation), praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned. 134 Petition from the Members of the Maryborough Liberal Association, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned. 134a Petition from the Chairman and Members of the Burrum Divisional Board, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned. 135 Petition from the Chairman and Members of the Granville Divisional Board, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned.

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136 Petition from the Chairman and Members of the Tairo Divisional Board, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, the deposit made under this The Maryborough and Urangan Railway Act of 1884 may not be returned. 9 July 1889 137 Defamation Bill 1889. 138 Return to an Order relative to the costs of Royal Commissions. 139 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Normanton, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 140 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Inglewood, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 141 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Watsonville, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 142 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Lutwyche, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 143 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Bulimba, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 144 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Port Douglas, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 10 July 1889 145 Return to an Order relative to Coal delivered in 1888 at railway stations, Toowoomba, Roma, and Charleville. 11 July 1889 146 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Bowen, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 147 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, St. George, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 148 Petition from the Queensland Executors, Trustees, and Agency Company, Limited, praying leave to introduce a Bill to confer powers upon the said company; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 149 Despatch, dated 24 April, 1889, transmitting a copy of the Treaty between Her Majesty and the President of the United States of Mexico for the mutual surrender of fugitive criminals. 150 Statement showing gross yield of gold in the Colony for Quarters ended 31 March and 30 June, 1889.

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12 July 1889 151 Queensland Executors, Trustees, and Agency Company, Limited, Bill 1889. 152 Health Act Amendment Bill 1889. 16 July 1889 153 Report of the Accountant in Insolvency for the year 1888. 154 Supreme Court Amendment Bill 1889. 155 Petition from the Rockhampton Gas and Coke Company, Limited, praying leave to introduce a Bill to amend The Rockhampton Gas and Coke Company (Limited) Act of 1874: to enable the Company to light with gas the Borough of North Rockhampton and the Fitzroy Bridge, and to authorize the Company to supply electricity for public or private purposes within the area comprised in the Municipality of Rockhampton, the Fitzroy Bridge, and the Borough of North Rockhampton and for other purposes; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 156 Petition from certain inhabitants and landowners at Cawarral, Yeppoon, Greek’s Reef, Kington, and Mount Wheeler, advocating the construction of a line of railway from Tungamull on the Emu Park line to Yeppoon, by way of Cawarral, Mount Wheeler, Greek’s Reef, and Kington, and praying relief in the premises. 157 Petition from certain residents in the Municipality of Rockhampton and of the Borough of North Rockhampton, in the central district of the Colony, praying the House to refuse its consent to the construction of a line of railway from Rockhampton to Port Alma. 17 July 1889 158 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Hughenden, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 159 Petition from certain ratepayers of the Belyando Division, and others interested, praying the House to withhold assent to a By-law, about to be imposed by the Division Board, relative to assessment of stock. 160 Resignation of the Robert Lyons as the Member for the Electoral District of Fitzroy. 161 Third Report of the Printing Committee. 18 July 1889 162 Return to an Order, relative to Final Certificate by Mr Daniels for the Annanb Bridge. 163 Report of the Registrar-General on the Returns of Agriculture and Live Stock for the year 1888. 164 Rockhampton Gas Company’s Bill 1889. 19 July 1889 165 Report from the Select Committee on the Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill; together with the Proceedings of the Committee and an Appendix. 166 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Townsville, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 167 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Geraldton, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the

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Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 23 July 1889 168 Rabbit Act Amendment Bill 1889. 169 Petition from Franklin Laurence, representing that he had been materially instrumental in the discovery and development of certain gold fields of the Colony, and praying consideration in the premises. 170 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Irvinebank, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 171 Petition from William Stafford, Joseph Stafford, John Stafford, and James Stafford, of Bundamba, in the Colony of Queensland, Colliery Proprietors, trading as Stafford Brothers, to construct and maintain a branch line of railway connecting with the Southern and Western Railway; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill and also Certificate of payment. 172 Return to an Order relative to the seizure “Pollard” by H. M. Customs. 173 Return to an Order relative to “Seconds Flour” imported under The Customs Duties Act of 1888. 174 Report from the Select Committee on the Queensland Executors, Trustees, and Agency Company, Limited, Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee. 24 July 1889 175 Petition from certain selectors and others residing near the Hampden School and Post Office, about twenty miles from Mackay, praying that, for reasons in the petition set forth, a branch line of railway may be constructed, from the junction at the Marian Hill, to the locality of their residence. 176 Petition from Peter Jones, lately Superintendent of Bridges in the service of the Queensland Government, setting out the circumstances of an injury sustained while so engaged, and his subsequent discharge from the service, and praying relief in the premise. 177 Petition from certain inhabitants of Emerald, representing that the water supply at that locality is bad in quality and insufficient; and praying that the Boring Plant now at Clermont may be made available for the search for water at Emerald. 178 Stafford Brothers Railway Bill 1889. 179 Annual Statement of Account – Pacific Islanders’ Fund. 180 Report by Mr Inspector Ross upon an Inquiry held by him at the Middle Ipswich (Girls’) School. 25 July 1889 181 Report of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries. 182 Return to an Order relative to Duty on Beer, Malt, Hops, etc. 183 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Beenleigh, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 184 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at Clermont, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of

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State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 185 Petition from certain members of the School of Arts at South Brisbane, and others interested in such institutions, representing that the Schools of Arts within the Colony have suffered injury to their efficiency from the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 186 Licensed Auctioneers Act Amendment Bill 1889. 187 Appropriation Bill No.1, 1889. 188 Address to Her Majesty in relation to the Federal Council of Australasia and the number of Representative of the Colony of Queensland. 26 July 1889 189 Report of the Medical Superintendent on the Asylums for the Insane at Goodna and Ipswich for the year 1888. 190 Petition from certain persons, representing the advantages which would flow from the establishment of a university for Queensland, and praying the House in its wisdom to make immediate provision therefore. 31 July 1889 191 Estimates-in Chief for the year ending 30 June, 1890. 192 Schedule to the Estimates-in -Chief for 1889-90, showing the total remuneration received during 1888-89 by all Public Officers holding more than one office, or receiving any special allowance, fuel, or light, in addition to their fixed annual salaries. 193 Report of the Commissioner of Police for the year 1888. 194 Report from the Select Committee on the Rockhampton Gas and Coke Company, Limited Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence, the Proceedings of the Committee, and Appendices. 195 Petition from John Piper Mackenzie and others, praying leave to introduce a Bill to authorise the mortgage of certain real and personal estate devised and bequeathed by the Will of Henry Drew Caswell, deceased, and to enable the Trustees under the said Will to carry on the business of the said Henry Drew Caswell, deceased, and to indemnify them for any loss or damage by reason thereof; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 196 Petition from the Johnstone Divisional Board, urgings reasons for extending the time for recruiting of Polynesian Labourers, for five years from 31 December, 1890. 1 August 1889 197 Petition from certain Members of the West End School of Arts, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 198 Caswell Estate Enabling Bill 1889. 199 Tables relating to the Colonial Treasurer’s Financial Statement for the year 1889- 90. 200 Return showing the amount of Customs Revenue collected in the Colony of Queensland, from 1 July, 1888, to 30 June, 1889; also the amounts which would have been collected if the Tariff had not altered. (12 September, 1888). 6 August 1889 201 Customs Statistics.

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202 Report by Mr Saville-Kent, Commissioner of Fisheries, relating to the Brisbane Fish Supply, etc. 203 Report of the Sheriff upon the Goals of the Colony for the year 1888. 204 Return of all schools in operation on 1 July, 1889, with the attendance of pupils and status and emoluments of the teachers employed. 205 Reply of the Under Secretary for Public Instruction to certain strictures of the Civil Service Commission. 206 Report of the Post and Telegraph Department of Queensland for the year 1888. 7 August 1889 207 Return to an Order relative to Kanaka Statistics. 208 Return to an Order relative to Areas of Timber Reserves. 209 Return to an Order relative to Intercolonial Reciprocity. 8 August 1889 210 Petition from Albert Smith, potter, Lion Creek, Rockhampton, urging reasons why the establishment of a university in Queensland would be premature, expressing preference for a free library, and praying relief in the premises. 211 Petition from the Union Trustee Company of Australia, Limited, praying leave to introduce a Bill to confer powers upon the said company; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 9 August 1889 212 Union Trustee Company of Australia, Limited, Bill 1889. 13 August 1889 213 Petition from certain ratepayers of the Division of Brassall, in the West Moreton District, urging that there are so few marsupials within the limits of the division that taxes under the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881, are an unfair burden, and praying relief in the premises. 214 Petition from certain residents in the Electorates of Bundamba and Fassifern, urging the construction of a line of railway from Goodna, crossing Redbank Plains, Upper Bandamba, and Grampian Hills, to join the Fassifern Branch near Rocklea Station, and praying relief in the premises. 215 Petition from the Corporation of the Synod of the Diocese of Brisbane, praying leave to introduce a Bill to define the trusts upon which certain lands of the Church of England in Queensland are and shall be held by the Corporation of the Synod of the Diocese of Brisbane, and to amend the Fortitude Valley Parsonage Land Sale Act of 1877; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 216 Report from the Commandant of the Queensland Defence Force for the year 1888-9. 217 The Twenty-ninth Annual Report by the Registrar-General on Vital Statistics for the year 1888. 218 Oath and Writ for Albert James Callan as the Member for the Electoral District of Fitzroy. 219 Tables having reference to the Queensland Government Loans. 14 August 1889 220 Petition from the Warwick Gas, Light, Power, and Coal Company (Limited), praying leave for the introduction of a Bill to enable the Warwick Gas, Light, Power, and Coal Company (Limited), incorporated under the provisions of The Companies Act of 1863, to supply with gas or light the Town of Warwick and its

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suburbs, and for other purposes in the said Act mentioned; together with copies of the Gazette and newspapers containing the notice of the intention to apply for such a Bill. 15 August 1889 221 Petition from certain residents of the Town of Copperfield, urging reasons why that town should not be included within the jurisdiction of the Belyando Divisional Board, and praying relief in the premises. 222 Church of England (Diocese of Brisbane) Property Bill 1889. 223 Warwick Gas, Light, Power, and Coal Company (Limited), Bill 1889. 16 August 1889 224 Statement of the Railway Commissioners, (52 Vic. No.8, Sec. 27) re: Queensland Railway – Drayton Deviation. 225 Report on Technical College, School of Arts, Brisbane, for the year ending 30 June, 1889. 226 Plans, Section, and Book of reference of the proposed Drayton Deviation – Southern Railway- from Toowoomba to Beauaraba Junction, in length 10 miles 55 chains 64 links. 20 August 1889 227 Return to an Order relative to Sandstone Quarries of the Southern Districts of the Colony. 228 Despatch, dated 13 June, 1889, respection the extension of the Foreign Deserters Act, 1852, to the United States of Mexico. 229 Further Despatch, dated 18 June, 1889, respecting the Treaty between Her Majesty and the King of Spain for the mutual surrender of fugitive criminals. 230 Petition from certain landowners, selectors, and residents of the St. Helens and Mackay Districts, urging the advantages which would follow the extension of the Mackay and Hamilton Railway along the coast towards Bowen, and praying relief in the premises. 231 Petition from certain timber-getters and others interested in the timber industry, representing the disabilities under which they labour in the matter of the right to camp and depasture their working stock on pastoral Leases, and praying relief in the premises. 22 August 1889 232 Petition from certain Members of the School of Arts, Herberton, representing that the efficiency of the Schools of Arts within the Colony have been impaired by the reduction in the amount of State Endowment, and praying the House to grant such relief as may appear just and equitable. 23 August 1889 233 Petition from certain residents of Cardwell and District, representing that the jetty at Cardwell has fallen into such disrepair as to seriously affect the facilities for landing, and praying relief in the premises. 27 August 1889 234 Statement showing the Apportionment of Loan Appropriations and Expenditure (with loss of the sale of Government Stock added) to the 30 June,1889, in accordance with the provisions of the proposed Decentralisation Bill of 1888. 235 Telegram, dated 23 August, 1889, from the Croydon Divisional Board denying any wrongdoing.

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236 Petition from the Bundaberg Chamber of Commerce, urging reasons for the continuance of the introduction of Polynesian labour, and praying relief in the premises. 28 August 1889 237 Report from the Select Committee on the Warwick Gas, Light, Power, and Coal Company (Limited) Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and an Appendix. 237a Report from the Select Committee on the Church of England (Diocese of Brisbane) Property Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and an Appendices. 30 August 1889 238 Petition from certain residents of Winton and district, urging the extension of the Northern Railway form Hughenden to Winton, in place of a proposed diversion to Richmond and Cloncurry, and praying relief in the premises. 2 September 1889 239 Further Report from the Select Committee on the Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and an Appendices. 240 Report from the Select Committee on the Stafford Brothers Railway Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and Appendices. 3 September 1889 241 Statement of the Railway Commissioners, 52 Vic. No. 6, Sec. 27 – Queensland Railways- North Coast Line- 4th section (Yandina to Cooran). 242 Statement of the Railway Commissioners, 52 Vic. No. 6, Sec. 27 – Queensland Railways – Dalby towards Bunya Mountains (branch line), 1st section (Dalby to Rocky Point Dam). 243 Report from the Select Committee on the Caswell Estate Enabling Bill; together with the Minutes of Evidence and the Proceedings of the Committee, and Appendices. 244 Plans, Sections and Book of Reference of the proposed branch line from Dalby towards Bunya Mountains, Section No.1, from Dalby to Rocky Point Dam – length 14 miles 58 chains. (245 Plans, Sections and Book of Reference of the proposed extension of the North Coast Railway, Section No. 4, from 70 miles 25 chains at Yandina to 90 miles 29 chains at Cooran – length 20 miles 4 chains. 4 September 1889 246 Progress Report from the Select Committee on Sanitary Contracts with the Municipal Authorities of North and South Brisbane. 5 September 1889 247 Decentralisation Bill and accompanying Message 6 September 1889 248 Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd Bill - Report 249 Cost of Government Printing - Return

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9 September 1889 250 Decentralisation Bill 251 Stone used in Addition to the Houses of Parliament - Return 252 Widow of the late S.H. Mills of H.M.Customs - Petition 10 September 1889 253 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Petition 254 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Beenleigh - Petition 255 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Warwick - Petition 256 Endowment of Agriculturaland Horticultural Societies – Dalby - Petition 257 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies –Rosewood - Petition 11 September 1889 258 Protection Of Young Girls - Petition 259 Machinery Landed at Townsville - Return 260 Sale of Water Reserve Corby and Merritt’s Creeks - Return 261 Sale of Land without Competition to Hon. G. King - Return 12 September 1889 262 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Return 263 Day Dawn Freehold Gold Mining Company’s Railway Bill 264 Day Dawn Freehold Gold Mining Company’s Railway Bill, Plan, Section and Book of Reference 265 District Courts Act Amendment Bill 13 September 1889 266 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - West Morton/Ipswich Petition 267 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Queensland Pastoral Petition 268 Reserve on Bididiba Creek Parish of Tabragalba - Return 269 Report from the Hydraulic Engineer on the Artesian Bore 270 Annual Progress Report of the Geological Survey for 1888 16 September 1889 271 Report from the Engineer for Harbours and Rivers 17 September 1889 272 Proposed Railway Extension to Allora - Petition 273 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Petition 274 Additional Water Supply from the Upper Brisbane River for the City of Brisbane and its Suburbs (Five Documents) Plan Section Estimate and Book of Reference 275 Costs in Supreme Court Action - Return 276 Granville and Burnett Bridges Bill 277 Supreme Court Bill 278 Crown Land Alienated in the Northern Division of the Colony - Return 279 Oyster Fisheries of Morton Bay and Great Sandy Island Strait - Report 280 Harbours and Light Houses - Report 281 Printing Committee - Report 18 September 1889 282 Report on the Geological Features and Mineral Resources of the Mackay District

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283 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Drayton and Toowoomba - Petition 284 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Southern Highland and Border Agricultural and Pastoral - Petition 19 September 1889 285 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Darling Downs Agricultural and Pastoral Districts - Petition 286 Ann Street Presbyterian Church Bill - Petition 287 Government Artesian Bores - Return 288 Water Supply Report of the Hydraulic Engineer - Report 289 Anchorage of Foreign Ships of War - Regulations 290 Queensland Railways Day Dawn Freehold Gold Mining Company Ltd Branch Line - Statement of Commissioner 20 September 1889 291 Meteorological Report for1887 292 Drew Pension Bill 293 Endowment of Agricultural and Horticultural Societies - Petition 23 September 1889 294 Return Showing the Revenue and Expenditure apportioned in accordance with the Proposed Decentralisation Bill of 1888 295 Progress Report on Pearlshell Fisheries 24 September 1889 296 Queensland Railways Woongarra Branch Plan, Section and Book of Reference - Statement of Commissioner (Three Documents) 297 Queensland Railways Mount Morgan Branch Line - Plan, Section and. Book of Reference - Statement of Commissioner (Three Documents) 298 Queensland Railways Cairns toward Herberton Section 3 Supplementary Plan, Section and Book of Reference 299 Circulation and Cost of Hansard - Report of the Printing Committee 300 Railway Communication toward the New South Wales Border by the way of St George - Petition 301 Completion of Cooktown Maytown Railway - Petition 302 Sale of Public Reserve Parish of Bulimba - Petition 303 Government Tanks on Public Roads - Petition 30 September 1889 304 Report of the Government Analyst 305 Slaughtering Stations for fat Stock in the Interior - Report of Select Committee 1 October 1889 306 Regulations under the Crown Lands Act of 1884 Amendment Act of 1885 relating to frontages to main roads and main watercourses - Regulations 3 October 1889 307 Federal Council Referring Bill (Queensland) No 1 308 Claim of John Bree - Petition

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8 October 1889 309 Loan Estimates 1889/90 310 Final Report of Sanitary Contracts with the Municipal Authorities of North and South Brisbane 311 Endowment of Divisional Boards - Petition 9 October 1889 312 Claim of Mrs Margaret Cockfield - Petition 313 Removal of Chief Geological Office to Brisbane - Return 314 Harbour Board Bill 14 October 1889 315 The Loan Account Statement of Available Loan Balances 30th Sept. - Statement 316 Estimated Expenditure from the Loan Fund 1889/90 - Statement 317 Return showing Gross Yield of Gold for nine months ended 30th Sept 1889 - Statement 16 October 1889 318 Statistics of the Colony 319 Inquiry into Diseases affecting the Fruit Trees and other Economic Plants in the Toowoomba District -Report by Henry Tryon 320 Bellenden-Ker Range (Coonoonooran) North Queensland - Report by A Meston 17 October 1889 321 Horses for the Police at Normanton - Return 18 October 1889 322 State Aided Immigration - Petition 22 October 1889 323 Geological Observations at the heads of the Isaacs, Suttor and the Bowen Rivers - Report 23 October 1889 324 Schedule of Railways to be surveyed during the Recess and Submitted to Parliament for its approval in the Session of 1890 24 October 1889 325 Report on the Sellheim Silver Mines and Surrounding District - by R.L Jack with 3 maps (2 Colored) - Report 326 Report upon Fitzroy River by Sir John Coode with 3 maps - Report 327 Report of Major – General Edwards C.B upon the local forces and defences of Queensland with scheme for the organization of the Military Forces of the Australian Colony’s - Report 28 October 1889 328 Seamen, Firemen and Engineers Shipped at Maryborough - Return 329 Third Report of the Registrar of Patents Designs and Trade Marks

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29 October 1889 330 Government Buildings in the North of Queensland - Return 4 November 1889 331 Selection of Portion 29V Parish of Buaraba - Return 5 November 1889 332 Acclimatisation Society and National Agricultural and Industrial Association Bill 333 Government Loan Bill and Message 334 Government Loan Bill 335 Navigation Act of 1876 - Regulations under Section 108 6 November 1889 336 Succession Duties Act of 1886 - Regulations under 24th Section 337 Loan Estimates 1889/90 (No2) 338 Acclimatisation Society and National Agricultural and Industrial Association Bill 7 November 1889 339 Conditions for Tenders for Mail Service between Brisbane and London via Torres Strait and Aden or Naples 340 Government Loan Bill 341 Exemptions from Labour Conditions on Croydon and Ethridge Gold Fields - Return 8 November 1889 342 Supplementary Estimates 1888/89 343 Supplementary Estimates 1889/90 12 November 1889 344 Dismissal of Mr B.O. McGauran from the Government Service - Part Return 13 November 1889 345 Government Buildings in the North of Queensland - Further Return 346 Convicts Corvi and Lesnini - Return 347 Appropriation Bill No. 2

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THIRD SESSION OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT 24 June 1890 1 Writ and Oath – Hon. Charles Powers 2 Report on Saving Bank Securities up to 31st Dec 1889 3 Annual Report of the Auditor-General 4 Despatch referring to the Provisional Commercial Agreement between the Government of Great Britain and Servia 5 Despatch in relation to the Declaration between Her Majesty and the French Republic respecting the disposal of the proceeds of wrecks 6 Despatch referring to the Treaty of Friendship Commerce and Navigation between her Majesty and the US of Mexico 7 Extradition Treaty between Her Majesty and the President of Columbia 8 Acts passed during the Session of 1889 14th September 9 Despatch referring to Acts passed during the Session of 1889 10 Despatch referring to the Acts passed during the Session of 1889 various dates 11 Despatch referring to Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill 12 Despatch referring to a Bill for conferring Responsible Government on Western Australia 13 Despatch referring to Regulations as to the Removal and Return of Prisoners and Criminal Lunatics under the Colonial Prisoners Removal Act 1884 14 Despatch dated 6th Feb 1897 referring to an Act to amend the Law relating to the use of flags in the British Merchant Service Honduras Nicaragua and Salvador 15 Despatch referring to the Imperial Revenue Act of 1889 16 Despatch referring to the Passengers Act Amendment Act of 1889 17 Tonnage Measurement of German Vessels - Despatch 18 Annual Report on British New Guinea 19 Immigration Agents Report for the year 1889 20 Report of the Agent General for Queensland for 1889 Report 21 Pacific Island Immigration Report 22 Civil Service Act of 1889 – Regulation 23 Regula Generales Trustee Act 1889 – Regulation 24 Regula Generales Crown Land Act of 1884 - Regulation 25 Regula Generales British New Guinea Order in Council 1888 - Regulation 26 Statistics for 1889 27 Blue Book 28 Brisbane Board of Waterworks Report 29 Diseased Animal Act Regulation 30 Police Act of 1863 Regulation 31 Report on the Benevolent Asylum Dunwich for 1889 32 Annual Report of the Department of Mines 33 Proposed Boring for Water at Brisbane Report by R L Jack 34 Proposal to bore for Artesian Water at Normanton 35 Proposed boring for Artesian Water on the Etheridge and Croydon Goldfield Report by R L Jack 36 Brookfield Pullenvale and Moggill District - Report by W H Rand 37 Mineral Selection on the Ballandean and Jibbinbar Runs Report by W H Rand 38 Mount Biggenden Bismith Mine Gebangle and the Mt Shamrock Mine Report by W H Rand 39 Coal Measures Neardie Antimony Mines and Teebar and Culgoa Copper lodes - Report by W H Rand 40 Gold Mining Leases Forfeited - Return 41 Exemptions from Labor Conditions Charters Towers Goldfield - Return 42 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for half-year ending 31st Dec 1889 43 Report of the Colonial Architect on Public Buildings during 1889

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44 Central Sugar Mill System - Report or Inquiry 45 Annual Report of the Department of Public Lands 46 Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture for 1889/90 47 Regulation under the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1876 and the Crown Lands Act 1884 to 1889 relating to Applications for Certificates of Fulfilments 48 Regulation Under the Crown Land Act of 1884 to1889 and the Pastoral Leases Act of 1869 providing for the Sale of Standing Timber without competition 49 Regulation under the Crown Lands Act relating to the removal of Timber under Subsection 7 of Section 3 of the Crown Lands Acts 1884 to1886 Amendment Act of 1889 50 Navigation Act of 1876 Regulation 51 Pearl and Pearlshell Fisheries of Northern Queensland Report by W Saville Kent 52 Intestate Estates - Report of Curator 53 Report upon the Government Life Insurance and Annuity Business for 1889 54 Fisheries Wide Bay District Report by W Saville Kent 55 Report upon the Working of the Queensland Government Savings Bank for 1889 56 Sixth Report of the Creation Inscription and Issue of Stock 57 Cremation Bill - Proforma Bill 25 June 1890 58 Inspector of Orphanages - Report 59 Fourteenth Report of the Secretary for Public Instruction 60 Factories and Shops Bill 61 Decentralisation Bill 26 June 1890 62 Decentralisation Bill 63 Factories and Shops Bill 64 Eight Hours Bill 65 Harbour Boards Bill 66 Lien Bill 66 Official Record of the Proceedings and Debates of the Australasian Federation Conference Bill 68 Australasian Federation Conference Correspondence 2 July 1890 69 A Bill for the Better Administration of Justice 70 Operation of the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881 - Petition 71 Death of Henry Jordan late a member for the Electoral District of Brisbane South - Certified Copy of Death Certificate. 72 Proposed Reciprocity with South Australia - Return 73 Increase of Number of Representatives in Federal Council - Despatches 3 July 1890 74 Papers Relating to Release of Hopeful Prisoners 75 Chinese Immigration Restriction Act of 1888 Amendment Bill 8 July 1890 76 Chinese Immigration Restriction Act of 1888 Amendment Bill 77 Savings Bank Securities up to 30th June 1890 – Auditor-General’s Letter and Statement 78 Comparative Statement of the yields of Gold for the quarter ended 31st March to 30th June 1890 79 Rent Allowance of Married Police Officers -Return

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80 Regulations under the Crown Lands Acts 1884 to 1889 and the Pastoral Leases Act of 1869 relating to the duration of Timber Licenses 81 Irrigation and Conservation of Water Report 82 Proceedings of the Postal and Telegraph Conference held in Adelaide May 1889 - Report 83 Constitution Act Amendment Bill 84 A Bill to amend the Police Act of 1863 9 July 1890 85 A Bill to amend the Police Act of 1863 86 Factories and Shops Bill - Petition 87 Sleepers on the Normanton to Croydon Railway - Return 88 District Court Bill 89 Balloon Ascent at Townsville - Correspondence 90 Election Tribunal Act of 1886 Speakers Warrant Panel of Assessors 10 July 1890 91 District Court Bill 92 Mrs May Anne Scott - Petition 93 Chinese Hawkers in Mackay - Petition 15 July 1890 94 Issue of Army Commissions to Members of Colonial Forces - Further Correspondence 95 Report on the Working of the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881 96 Railway Carriage for Pastoral and Agricultural Societies - Petition 97 Spread of Prostitution - Petition 98 Selections under the Land Act of 1884 in the Parishes of Maroochy and Kenilworth - Return 98a Merchandise Marks Bill 16 July 1890 99 Junction of Bowen Line with Northern Railway - Report 100 Additional Goldfield Regulations dated 26th June 1890 established in accordance with the Goldfield Act of 1874 17 July 1890 101 Junction of Bowen Line with the Northern Railway Square - Map accompanying Report 102 Junction of the Bowen Line with the Northern Railway - Roll Map accompanying Report 103 Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited Bill – Petition and Bill (Also refer to Tabled paper number 113) 104 Rust in Wheat - Minutes of Proceedings of Conference 22 July 1890 105 Elementary Property Law of Queensland Bill 106 Estimates in Chief 107 Return of Writ and Oath 108 Annual Statement of Accounts Pacific Islanders Fund 109 Special Regulations Post and Telegraph Department 110 Printing Committee - First Report 111 Factories and Shops Bill - Petition

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112 Railway Surveys Cooktown toward Maytown or Palmerville - Return 113 Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited Bill – Bill and Gazette Notices to Tabled Paper number 103 24 July 1890 114 Proposed Separation of Northern and Southern Queensland 115 Schedule to the Estimates 116 Tables Relating to Colonial Treasurers Financial Statement 117 Sheriffs Report upon the Gaols of the Colony 29 July 1890 118 Factories and Shops Bill - Petition 119 Treaty between Her Majesty and the French Republic acting In the name of the Bay of Tunis for the Mutual Extradition of Fugitive Criminals - Dispatch 120 General Report of Operations of Travelling Dairies 121 Police Superannuation and Reward Funds - Return 122 Land Sales in proposed Districts under Decentralisation Bill 123 Sleepers on the Croydon and Normanton Railway - Return 124 Womens Suffrage Bill 30 July 1890 125 Crown Lands Act of 1884 to 1889 – Return of Application 31 July 1890 126 Report of the Chief Inspector of Stock and Brands – Report 5 August 1890 127 Rabbit Fence on the Southern and South Western Border of Queensland Report 128 Mr W J Hall State School -Teacher Blackstone - Return 6 August 1890 129 Report on the Post and Telegraph Department for 1889 130 Railway Stores and Materials Return 12 August 1890 131 Annual Progress Report of the Geological Survey for 1889 132 Return Relative to the Application of Joseph Cook for an Agricultural Farm No 1033 Parish of Maroochy - Return 133 Appropriation Bill No 1 16 September 1890 134 Return of Writs and Oaths for Sir S W Griffith and T M McIlwraith 135 Return of Writ and Oath for W O Hodgkinson 136 Return of Writ and Oath for T O Unmack 137 Return of Writ and Oath for A S Cowley 138 Return of Writ and Oath for H Tozer 139 Return of Writ and Oath for J McHoolan 140 New Commercial Convention between Great Britain and Egypt 141 Rules for Measurement of Tonnage of Vessels under Tonnage Deck - Dispatch 142 Termination of Commercial Treaties between Great Britain and Romania - Despatch 143 Report of the Accountant in Insolvency

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144 Rules of the Northern Supreme Court of Queensland 145 Report of the Commissioner of Police 146 Fourth Report of the Registrar of Friendly Societies Building Societies and Trade Unions 147 Report of the Registrar General on the Return of Agriculture and Live Stock 148 Return of all the Schools in Operation on the 1st July 1890 with Attendance of Pupils 149 Rabbit Fence on the Southern and South Western Border of Queensland - Report 150 New Gold Field Bill of 1890 151 Dredging the Harbour of Port Douglas - Petition 17 September 1890 152 Estimates in Chief and Estimates Loan Fund Account Estimates - Sir T McIlwraith 18 September 1890 153 Audit Act Amendment Bill 154 Report of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries 155 Report from the Engineer for Harbours and Rivers 23 September 1890 156 Projected Railways List of Railways 157 Retirement of Civil Servants under the Age of Sixty - Return 158 Appointment of Mr Watson as Expert in Ham and Bacon Curing - Return 159 Appointments to Civil Service between 13th June 1888 and 31st Dec 1889 and Separately During the Present Year - Return 24 September 1890 160 Queensland Defence Force Commandants Report 161 Annual Report of the Government Resident at Thursday Island 25 September 1890 162 Return Showing the Revenue of Expenditure Apportioned in Accordance with Decentralisation Bill of 1888 163 Case of Mr T W Hoey - Petition 30 September 1890 164 Acclimatisation Society and National Agricultural and Industrial Association Bill 1888 165 Proceedings before the Supreme Court in Brisbane - Return to Address 166 Supplies for Woogaroo and Sandy Gallop Lunatic Asylums - Return to Order 167 Vital Statistics 1889 168 Suspension of Captain Russell of Charters Towers - Return to an Address 169 Case of Mr T W Hoey - Petition 170 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Petition 171 Appropriation Bill No 2 1 October 1890 172 Customs Duties Bill 173 Queensland Spirits Duty Bill 174 Dividend Duty Bill

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175 Stamp Act Amendment Bill 176 Valuation and Rating Bill 177 Local Government Endowment Bill 178 Health Act Amendment Bill 179 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Petition 2 October 1890 180 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Petition 181 Lands Sold and Customs Duties Paid at Townsville - Return 3 October 1890 182 Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited Bill 183 Marsupials Destruction Act of 1888 - Letter from Chief Inspector of Stock Paper 184 Reduction of grants in aid of School of Arts Charleville - Petition 185 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Maryborough - Petition 186 Supplies for Woogaroo and Sandy Gallop Lunatic Asylums - Return 187 Ivory Estate Enabling Bill, Petition and Certificate of Gazette 7 October 1890 188 Supreme Court Amendment Bill 189 Ivory Estate Enabling Bill 190 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Roma - Petition 191 Reduction of Grants In aid of School of Arts Gympie - Petition 192 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - St George Petition 193 Report of the Queensland Railway Commissioners for 18 Months 194 Case of Stephen Welsh - Return to Order 195 Government Savings Bank - Regulation under 10th Section 196 Water Supply Report of the Hydraulic Engineer 8 October 1890 197 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Pimpama Petition 198 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Nerang Petition 199 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts -Sandgate Petition 200 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts- Zillmere petition 201 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts- Petition 202 Proposed Establishment of a University - Catholic Claims Petition 203 Report of the Government Resident at Thursday Island upon the working of The Native Labourers Protection Act 1884 204 Report of the Railway Commissioner relative to Proposed Deviation of the Line at Woolloongabba so as to do away with The Level Crossing 9 October 1890 205 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Stanthorpe - Petition 206 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Beenleigh - Petition 10 October 1890 207 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Dalby - Petition 208 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Marburg - Petition 14 October 1890 209 Endowment of Divisional Boards Tingalpa - Petition 210 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Bowen - Petition

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211 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Bulimba - Petition 212 Brisbane Gas Company Act of 1864 Amendment Bill - Petition 213 Epidemic Influenza in Queensland - Replies received from Surgeons 15 October 1890 214 Proposed Organisation of the Military Forces of the Australasian Colony - Remarks of Colonial Defence Committee on Major General Edwards Report 215 Regulations for the Granting and Issuing of Licenses to Watermen employed in the Conveyance of Passengers at Mackay 216 Report on the Oyster Fisheries of Morton Bay 217 Financial Districts Bill of 1888 - Return 218 Dismissal of Mr Moody from the Defence Force and the Railway Department - Return 219 Brisbane Gas Company Act of 1864 Bill and Gazette Notice 16 October 1890 220 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Allora - Petition 221 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts Gladstone - Petition 222 Reduction of grants in aid of School of Arts Goondiwindi - Petition 17 October 1890 223 Ivory Estate Enabling Bill Select Committee Report 224 Financial District Bill of 1888 Amendment - Return 225 Comparative Statement of Yield of Gold for the two periods of nine months each ended 30th September 1889 and 1890 226 Sale and Use of Poisons Bill - Amended Return 21 October 1890 227 Case of George Scobie Foord - Return 228 Stamp Act Amendment Bill No 2 229 Party Processions Act Repeal Bill 230 Merchant Shipping Act of 1890 - Despatch 231 Merchant Shipping Life Saving Appliances Act 1888 - Despatch 232 Brisbane Gas Company Act of 1864 Amendment Bill 233 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art - MacKay Petition 234 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art - Rockhampton Petition 22 October 1890 235 Supreme Court Costs Bill 26 Apportionment of Loan Expenditure for the Financial Year 1889/90 237 Retirement of Police Inspector Harris - Return 238 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Southport - Petition 239 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Clermont - Petition 240 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Cunnamulla - Petition 23 October 1890 241 Local Works Loans Act Amendment Bill 242 Tramways Act of 1882 Amendment Bill 243 Pastoral Leases Extension Bill 244 Diseases in Sheep Act Amendment Bill 245 Expenditure in Townsville and Charters Towers - Return

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24 October 1890 246 Local Authorities By/Laws Act Amendment Bill 247 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Hughenden - Petition 28 October 1890 248 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Warwick - Petition 249 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Montalbion - Petition 250 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Irvinebank - Petition 251 Termination of Commercial Treaties between Great Britain and Roumania - Despatch 252 Exemptions of Registrations on Gold Fields - Return 253 Territorial Separation of the Northern Portion of Queensland Herberton - Petition 254 Territorial Separation of the Northern Portion of Queensland Irvinebank- Petition 31 October 1890 255 Printing Committee Report - 2nd Report 256 Proposed Branch Railway line to Mount Morgan – Plan, Section and Book of Reference 3 November 1890 257 Proposed Branch Railway Line to Mount Morgan Commissioners - Report 4 November 1890 258 Irrigation of the Johnstone Herbert MacKay and Oxley Districts - Return 259 Revenue and Expenditure Settled District of Burke - Return 260 Penal Establishment St Helena Superintendents Report 261 Appropriation of Sundry Votes in 1884/85 and 1889/90 - Return 262 Townsville Gas and Coke Company Limited Act of 1884 Amendment Bill - Petition of Bill with Papers 263 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Art Charters Towers - Petition 264 Townsville Gas and Coke Company Limited Act of 1884 Amendment Bill 265 Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company Limited Railway Bill 5 November 1890 266 Aboriginal Reserves - Return 267 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Arts Normanton - Petition 268 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Arts Normanton - Petition 7 November 1890 269 Brisbane Gas Company Act of 1864 Amendment Act 270 Asylums for the Insane - Goodna and Ipswich Report 11 November 1890 271 Loan Account - Report 272 City of Brisbane Electric Lighting Bill – Petition, Gazette 12 November 1890 273 Townsville Gas and Coke Company Limited Act of 1884 Amendment Bill - Report 274 City of Brisbane Electric Lighting Bill 275 Appropriation Bill No 3 Bill

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276 British New Guinea 1st July 1889 to 30th June 1890 Annual Report 277 Revenue and Expenditure Settled District of Burke - Further Return 13 November 1890 278 Loan Proposals 1890/91 279 Licensing Act of 1885 Amendment Bill 14 November 1890 280 Census Bill 281 Railway Traffic from Normanby and Exhibition Stations - Paper 282 Winding up of Mining Companies - Petition 283 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Arts Mount Morgan - Petition 284 Reduction of Grants in aid of Schools of Arts Thursday Island - Petition 18 November 1890 285 Supplementary Estimates No 2 Estimates 1889/90 286 Supplementary Loan Estimates No1 1890/91 Estimates 287 Pensions and Retiring Allowances Return 287A Solicitors Bill 288 Beche de Mer and Pearl Shell Fisheries of Northern Queensland - Report 19 November 1890 289 Licensing Act of 1885 Amendment Bill - Petition 290 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Rocklea Petition 291 Special Report on the Floods of 1890 with notes on Meteorology of Previous Seasons - Return 292 Proclaimed Gold Fields Rockhampton District - Return 293 Foreign Jurisdiction Act 1890 - Despatch 294 Merchant Shipping Act of 1890 Instructions to British Officers Possessions Abroad - Despatch 295 International Congress of Hygiene and Demography London 1891 - Despatch 20 November 1890 296 Licensing Act of 1885 Amendment Bill - Petition 21 November 1890 297 Train Service between Roma Street and Mayne Closure of Victoria Park Line - Petition 298 Reduction of Grants in aid of School of Arts - Petition 299 Printing Committee 3rd Report 300 Colonial Courts of Admiralty Act 1890 - Despatch 301 Report by Chief Inspector of Stock Response General Character of Herds of Queensland from which Beef supplies For Export are drawn - Report 302 Tenders in Connection with Asylums for Insane at Goodna Toowoomba and Sandy Gallop - Return 25 November 1890 303 City of Brisbane Electric Lighting Bill - Report of Select Committee 304 Valuation and Rating Bill 26 November 1890 305 Additional Regulations under the Mineral Lands Act of 1882

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28 November 1890 306 Evidence given by Mr Thomas Archer, Agent General before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Colonisation. 307 Horace Charles Ransome - Petition 2 December 1890 308 Appropriation Bill No 4 309 Government Loan Bill 310 Treasury Bill 311 Freehold on Gold Fields - Petition 312 Report on Forest Conservancy - Return 313 Queensland Museum - Report 314 Fourth Report of the Registrar of Patents Designs and Trade Marks 3 December 1890 315 Loans Appropriations and Expenditure Wide Bay Burnett and Central District - Return 316 Railway Traffic between Townsville and Charters Towers and Charters Towers and Hughenden - Return 317 Capital Expenditure and Nett Earnings of Railway Lines - Return 318 International Code of Signals - Despatch

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FOURTH SESSION OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT 30 June 1891 001 Mr Robert Austin sworn in as Sergeant at Arms Oath and Allegiance 002 Auditor-General’s Annual Report 1889/90 with Letter - Report 003 Saving Bank Securities Statement 004 Official Record of the Proceedings and Debates of the National Australasian Convention 005 Official Report of the National Australasian Convention Debates 006 Treaty of Friendship Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and Paraguay - Despatches 007 Treaty between Her Majesty and the Orange Free State for the Mutual Extradition of Fugitive Criminals - Despatch 008 New Commercial Convention between Great Britain and the Government of Egypt - Despatch 009 Bill for Conferring Responsible Government on Western Australia -Further Despatch 010 Acts Passed during the Session of 1890 - Despatch 24th Nov 1890 011 Acts Passed during the Session of 1890 - Despatch 15th Jan 1891 012 Acts Passed during the Session of 1890 - Despatches 013 Army Annual Act 1891 - Despatch 014 Regulations Respecting Naval Cadets - Despatch 015 New Hebrides Return to an address to Her Majesty the Queen Adopted the Federal Council of Australasia on 23rd Jan 1891 016 Treaty of Friendship Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and Mexico – Correspondence respecting accession of Queensland 017 Separation of Central and Northern Portions of Queensland – Correspondence and Further Correspondence 018 Naval Defence of the Australasian Colonies – Further Correspondence 019 Employment of Colonial Naval Officers on board Her Majesty’s Ships for Instructional Purposes - Correspondence 020 Correspondence Re Emigration of Indented Labourers from Germany and Italy 021 Report with Minutes of Evidence taken before the University Commission 022 Report with Minutes of Evidence taken before the Shops Factories and Workshops Commission 023 Annual Report of Department of Pacific Island Immigration 024 Report of the Agent General for Queensland for 1890 025 First Report of Civil Service Board of Queensland for 1890 026 First Annual Report of Civil Service Investment Board for 1890 027 Immigration Agents Report for 1890 028 Termination of Colonel French’s Engagement as Commandant of the Queensland Defence Force (Land) - Correspondence 029 Civil Service Act of 1889 - Additional Regulations 34 to 18 Sections 030 Chilligoe and Koorboora Mining Districts - Report by R L Jack 031 Tin Mines near Cooktown - Report by R L Jack 032 Coal in the Parish of Noosa - Report by W H Rands 033 Paradise Gold Field - Report by W H Rands 034 Geology of the Cooktown Districts - Report by A G Maitland 035 Coolgarra Tin Mines and Surrounding District Report by A G Maitland 036 Geology and Mineral Resources of the Upper Burdekin - Report By A G Maitland 37 International Exhibition of Mining and Metallurgy held at Crystal Palace 1890 - Report by C A Heussler 38 Neighbourhood of Purga and Deebing Creeks in the Ipswich District – Report by W Thomson 39 Annual Report Queensland Museum 40 Report of Inspector of Orphanages for 1890

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41 Report of Proceedings of Sydney Postal and Telegraphic Conference 42 Electric Telegraph Regulations - Additional Regulations 43 Meteorology of Australasia Report for October, November and December. 44 Crown Lands Act 1884 to 1889 and Crown Lands Acts 1884 to 1886 Amended Act of 1889 – Regulations - Occupation Licences 45 Return of Approved Applications for Agricultural and Grazing Farms and Volunteer Selections under the Crown Lands Act 1884 to 1889 in each district for years 1885 46 Blue Book 47 Annual Report of the Benevolent Asylum Dunwich for 1890 48 Police Act of 1863 - Additional Rule under Section 7 49 Noxious Animals Bill 1 July 1891 50 Annual Report of the Department of Public Lands 2 July 1891 51 Elections Act Amendment Bill 52 Mineral Lands (Coal Mining) Act Amendment Bill 53 Water Authorities Bill 54 Colonial Treasurers Indemnity Bill 55 Pensions Validating Bill 56 Post and Telegraph Bill 57 Australasian Naval Force Bill (Queensland) Bill 58 Workmens Lien Bill 59 Crown Lands Bill 60 Bill to Amend the Chinese Immigration Restriction Act 1888 61 Admission of Members of Friendly Societies into Hospital 7 July 1891 62 Savings Bank Securities as of 1st July 1891- Report 63 Brisbane Board of Waterworks Report 64 Report upon the Government Life Insurance and Annuity Business 65 Report upon the working of the Government Savings Bank 66 Amended Regulations for Government Savings Bank - Report 67 Regulations under Dividend Duty Act of 1890 68 Navigati 69 Survey of Morton Bay Northern Portion Memorandum 70 Regulations under the Stamp Duties Act of 1866 and Stamp Duties Act Amendment Act of 1890 71 Return in Intestacy Annual 9 July 1891 72 Special Service by Corp of the Queensland Defence Force - Report 73 Pharmacy Act of 1884 Amendment Bill 74 Writ and Oath of William Villiers Brown as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. 75 Panel of Assessors under the Elections Tribunal Act of 1886 – Speakers Warrant 14 July 1891 76 15th Report of the Secretary for Public Works 77 Comparative Statement of yield of Gold for 6 Months ended 31st Dec 1890 to 30th June 1891

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16 July 1891 78 Free Passes to Stations West of Toowoomba - Return of Order 21 July 1891 79 Oyster and Oyster Fisheries of Queensland Report 80 Seventh Report on the Creation Inscription and Issue of Stock 81 The Patents Designs and Trade Marks Acts 1884 to 1890 – Additional Rules 22 July 1891 82 Condition of Aboriginal Natives of Murray Island Report 83 Services performed by Military Police and Civil Authorities in Connection with Disturbances in Western Districts – Letter from H E 23 July 1891 84 Cape River Gold Field by W H Rand - Report 85 Appropriation Bill 1891 1892 No1 - Report 28 July 1891 86 Writ and Oath of James John Cadell as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. 87 Broken Hill – Notes by R L Jack 30 July 1891 88 Warwick Racecourse Bill – Petition, Gazette Notices 4 August 1891 89 Warwick Racecourse Bill 90 Estimates for year ending 30th June - Estimates in Chief 5 August 1891 91 Proposed Discontinuance of Free and Assisted Immigration Petition from Rockhampton 92 Proposed Discontinuance of Free and Assisted Immigration – Petition from Bundaberg 93 Proposed Discontinuance of Free and Assisted Immigration – Petition from Croydon and Ethridge 6 August 1891 94 Bills of Sale Bill 95 Mineral Homestead Leases Bill 11 August 1891 96 Tables Relating to Colonial Treasurers Financial Statement 97 Schedule to Estimates in Chief. 98 Comparative Statement of Yield and Value [other than gold for year 31st March to 30th June. 99 Gympie Gold Field - Second Report by W H Rand 12 August 1891 100 Report of the Post and Telegraph Department

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101 Improvement of Navigation of Pioneer River Report 102 St Andrews Presbyterian Church of Rockhampton Bill 103 Proposed Discontinuance of Free and Assisted Immigration Bill 104 Queensland Defence Force Report 105 St Andrews Presbyterian Church of Rockhampton Bill 18 August 1891 106 Treasury Bills 107 Labourers from Italy - Further Correspondence 108 Department of Mines Report 20 August 1891 109 Chief Inspector of Stock and Brands Report 25 August 1891 110 Special Sales of Land Bill 111 Protection of Women and Girls - Petition 26 August 1891 112 Return of All Schools in Operation on 1st July 1891 113 Printing Committee 1st Report 114 Correspondence between Department of Agriculture and Sugar Planters Relative to Settling Persons upon Their Lands and Conditions offered by owners of sugar estates 1 September 1891 115 Agricultural Lands Purchase Bill 116 School Children at Railway Stations and Lengthsmens Camps – Return to Order 3 September 1891 117 Warwick Racecourse Bill 4 September 1891 118 Cloth for Volunteers and Police Clothing – Return to Order 119 Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture 120 St Andrews Presbyterian Church of Rockhampton Bill 8 September 1891 121 Escape Prisoners from New Caledonia – Return of Order 122 Treaty of Friendship between Her Majesty the Queen and the King of Tonga 123 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and Portugal 9 September 1891 124 Local Authorities [Joint Action] Licensees Representation Bill 125 Worlds Columbian Exposition and Worlds Congress proposed to be held in Chicago in 1893 – Report 126 Report of the Queensland Railway Commissioners

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10 September 1891 127 First Annual Report of the Auditor-General [under the Act 54 Vic No 15] upon the Public Accounts for the Financial Year 1890/91 128 Railways in the Ten Million Loan Vote Of 1884 - Return to Order 11 September 1891 129 Special Services rendered by Corps of Defence Force during Disturbances in Western District - Correspondence 129 A Indecent Advertisement Bill 15 September 1891 130 Offer of Gunboat Gayundah for Service with the Australian Squadron - Further Correspondence 131 Civil Servants sent to disturbed Districts as Members of the Defence Force - Return to Order 16 September 1891 132 Report on the Condition of the Civil Service Superannuation Fund by Mr R Teece 133 Immigrants brought into the Colony from 30th June 1889 to 30th June 1891 – Return to Order 17 September 1891 134 Representation of Licensees on Joint Local Authorities [Omnibus and Cab Proprietors] - Petition 135 Representation of Licensees on Joint Local Authorities [Union of Omnibus and Cab Proprietors] - Petition 22 September 1891 136 Pacific Island Fund – Annual Statement of Accounts 137 Annual Progress Report of the Geological Survey for the Year 1890 138 Statistics of the Colony of Queensland 139 Asylums for the Insane Goodna and Ipswich and Toowoomba – Report 140 Report of the Registrar General on the Returns of Agriculture and Live Stock 141 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for the Year ending 31Dec 1890 142 Report from the Engineer for Harbours and Rivers 143 Report on the Department of Ports and Harbours in 1890/91 23 September 1891 144 Water Supply (Wells and Tanks) Bill 145 Appropriation Bill No 2 Bill 25 September 1891 146 Report of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries 147 Case of Mr Prosser Yengarie State School - Return to Order 29 September 1891 148 Colonial Architect on Public Buildings Carried out during 1890 – Report 149 Statement of the Cost of Public Buildings together with Additions thereto from the year 1859 to 30th June 1891 150 Artesian Wells, Laidley, Dalby, Clifton, Jesser and Haighs Re: Contract for Artesian Wells – Return to Order

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30 September 1891 151 Defence Act Amendment Bill 152 Acclimatisation Society and National Agricultural and Industrial Association Act of 1890 Amendment Bill 1 October 1891 153 Pearl Shell and Fisheries Act Amendment Bill 154 Victoria Bridge Closure Act Continuation Bill 155 Sums exceeding one hundred pounds paid or owing by Railway Commissioners – Return to Order 156 Report of the Accountant in Insolvency for the year 1890 157 Report of the Commissioner of Police 2 October 1891 158 02/10/1891 District Courts Bill 159 02/10/1891 Police Act of 1863 Amendment Bill 7 October 1891 160 Civil Service Act of 188 - Petitions for Repeal of Part Four 161 Civil Service Superannuation Fund- Letters from Chairman 9 October 1891 162 Ransome v Brydon Jones and Company - Petition 163 Comparative Statement of Yield of Gold for nine months ended 30th Sept 1890 to 1891 13 October 1891 164 Floating of Government Loan of 1891- Correspondence 165 Civil Service Act Amendment Bill 166 Mercantile Act Amendment Bill 14 October 1891 167 Gold Mines Drainage Bill 168 Report on the Working of the Marsupials Destruction Act of 1881 and Amending Acts 169 Fifth Report of the Registrar of Friendly Societies Building Societies and Trade Unions 170 Floating of Government Loan of 1891- Further Correspondence 171 Water Supply Report of the Hydraulic Engineer 15 October 1891 172 Criminal Law Amendment Bill – Petition from Ministers of Various Denomination 173 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union Stanthorpe 174 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Warwick 175 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Gympie 176 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Goodna 177 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Maryborough

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178 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Brisbane 179 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Laidley 180 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Toowoomba 181 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Albion Branch 182 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Women’s Christian Temp Union - Ithaca 16 October 1891 183 Irrigation Bill 184 Rabbit Boards Bill 185 Criminal Law Amendment Bill - Petition - Rockhampton 20 October 1891 186 Lengthsmen -Central Railway - Petition - Rockhampton 21 October 1891 187 Moondilla Gold Field Report by R L Jack 188 Comparative Statement of Yield and Value of Minerals other than Gold for quarters ended 31st March 30th June and 30th Sept1891 189 Report on Technical College School of Arts Brisbane for 1890 22 October 1891 190 Hospitals Election Bill 191 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Charters Towers 192 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Townsville 193 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Cooktown 23 October 1891 194 Criminal Law Amendment Bill Petition from Baptist Churches 195 Printing Committee Second Report 27 October 1891 196 Pensions Bill 197 Prevalence of Gambling - Petition 198 Criminal Law Amendment Bill - Petition from Presbytery of Brisbane 29 October 1891 199 Criminal Law Amendment Bill - Petition from Congregational Union 30 October 1891 200 Revenue Returns, Southern Central and Northern Divisions of the Colony 201 Loan Appropriations and Expenditure under the Financial Districts Bill of 1887 - Return to Order 2 November 1891 202 Vote of Thanks to Colonel French C M G - Letter of Acknowledgment

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4 November 1891 203 The late George Bourne Explorer - Petition 204 Vital Statistics 5 November 1891 205 Supplementary Estimates - 1890/91 206 Supplementary Loan Estimates No 2 - 1890/91 207 Fifth Report of the Register of Patents Designs and Trade Marks Report 208 Statement of Balances of Votes brought forward for the Year 1890/91 and made available for the Year 1891/92 209 Preliminary Statement of Census for the year 1891 210 Flow of Traffic Southern and Western Railway - Return to Order 6 November 1891 211 Conciliation Courts Bill 11 November 1891 212 Pasturage Reserve Spring Creek, Clifton - Petition 213 Acts passed during Session of 1891 - Despatches 214 Issue of Colonial Certificates of Competency to Officers of British Vessels - Despatch 215 Admission of Men and Boys to Australian and New Zealand Birth In to the Royal Navy - Despatch 216 Sheriffs Report upon the Gaols of the Colony 217 Penal Establishment St Helena - Report 12 November 1891 218 Appropriation Bill No 3 219 Proposed Stoppage of Immigration - Petition 220 New Discovery of Coal near the Callide Creek, Port Curtis District - Report 13 November 1891 221 International Convention for Protection of Industrial Property - Despatch 222 Labourers from Italy- Further Correspondence

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FIFTH SESSION OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT 29 March 1892 01 Writ and Oath of Thomas Joseph Ryan as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. 02 Elections Judge for the year 1892 - Letter from Chief Justice 03 Acts passed during the Session of 1891 - Despatches 13, 14 and 28 Oct. 1891 04 Acts passed during the Session of 1891 - Despatches 24, 28 Nov and 15 Dec 1891 05 Acts passed during the Session of 1891 - Despatches 16 Jan 1892 06 Appeals from the Colonial Court of Admiralty of British New Guinea - Despatch 07 Special Services rendered by Corps of the Defence Force during Disturbances in Western Districts - Despatches 08 Use of Colonial Certificates of Masters Mates or Engineers in the United Kingdom - Despatch 09 Death of H R H Prince Albert Victor - Despatch Communicating Intelligence 10 Death of H R H Prince Albert Victor - Despatch forwarding – Letter from Queen 11 Treaty between Great Britain and the Republic of Uruguay for Mutual surrender of Fugitive Criminals - Despatch 12 Age of Candidates for Examination for Engineer Studentships Memorandum from Admiralty 13 Annual Report on British New Guinea Report 14 Report of the Civil Service Investment Board for 1891 15 Report of the Civil Service Board for 1891 16 Report of the Department of Pacific Island Immigration 17 Immigration Agents Report of 1891 Report 18 Regulations for Entry into Royal Navy of Men and Boys of Australian and New Zealand Birth 19 Regulations under the Defence Act of 1884 20 Correspondence between Australasian Governments Respecting Quarantining of Imported Dogs in Private Quarantining Grounds 21 Floating of Government Loans of 1894 – Further Correspondence 22 Regula Generales (Guardianship and Custody of Infants Act of 1891) Regulations 23 Regula Generales (Escheal (Procedure and Amendment) Act of 1891) Regulation 24 Regula Generales (Companies Act Amendment Bill of 1889) Regulation 25 Regula Generales ( Partnership Act of 1891) Regulation 26 Report upon the Government Life Insurance and Annuity Business for 1891 27 Report upon the Working of the Queensland Government Savings Bank for 1891 28 Food Fishes of Queensland Report - Supplementary by Saville Kent 29 Regulations relating to Life Saving Appliances 30 Sapphire and Gold and Silver Mines near Withersfield - Report 31 Kangaroo Hills Silver and Tin Mines Report 32 Alluvial Cinnabar Deposits near Kilkivan Report 33 Physical Geology of Magnetic Island Report 34 Regulations under the Mines Drainage Act of 1891 35 Regulation under the Gold Fields Act of 1891 36 Saving Bank Securities - Auditor-General’s Letter 37 Cemeteries Bill – Pro Forma 38 Continuation of Polynesian Immigration – Petition 31 March 1892 39 Pacific Island Labourers (Extension) Bill 40 Leprosy Bill

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41 Resumption of Polynesian Immigration - Petition 5 April 1892 42 Election Tribunal Act of 1886 Speakers Warrant - Panel of Assessors 43 Resumption of Polynesian Immigration - Petition (379 Signatures) 44 List of Ships and Number of Islanders taken by each from Jan 1891 to 31st March 1892 45 Occupations of Polynesians according to Census of 1891 Schedule 6 April 1892 46 Small Debts Act of 1867 Amendment Bill 8 April 1892 47 Merchandise Marks Bill 48 Marsupial Boards Indemnity Bill 11 April 1892 49 Defence Act of 1884 - Additional Regulations for Land Force Regulations 50 Defence Act of 1884 - Additional Regulations for Marine Force Regulation 51 Acts passed during the Session of 1891 - Despatches 52 Dividend Tax from Mining Companies - Return to Order 12 April 1892 53 Convention between Great Britain and France respecting Postal Communications - Despatches 13 April 1892 54 Prisoners serving Sentences upon Charges arising out of the Late Strike Petition 55 Pacific Island Labourers (Extension) Bill 56 Commercial Convention between Great Britain and Spain - Despatches 57 Annual Return of Curator of Intestate Estates 58 Amended Regulations under the Succession Duties Act of 1886 59 Brisbane Board of Waterworks Report 60 Regulations under the Mines Regulation Act of 1889 61 Additional Regulations under the Gold Fields Act 1874 14 April 1892 62 Railway Construction (Land Subsidy) Bill 63 Contempt of Court Law of Queensland Bill 64 Amended Regulations relating to Life Saving Appliances 7 June 1892 65 Report of the Select Committee on Assisted Land Settlement 66 Member Sworn - William Henry Bligh O’Connell - Writ and Oath 67 Member Sworn Hon James Robert Dickson - Writ and Oath 68 Sixteenth Report of the Secretary for Public Instruction 69 Return of all Schools in operation on 1st Jan 1892 with Attendance of Pupils 70 Annual Report of the Inspector of Orphanages 71 Telegraph Stations at Brisbane Charters Towers Rockhampton, Townsville and Cooktown - Return to Order 72 Postal Regulations promulgated 11th Jan 1892 73 Electric Telegraph Regulations promulgated 30th May 1892

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74 Postal and Telegraphic Conference 1892 - Report 75 Department of Public Lands Report 76 Return of Approved Applications for Agricultural and Grazing Farms and Volunteer Selections under the Crown Lands Act 1884 to 1891 - Return 77 Return showing Areas set apart for Village Settlement under Section 22 of The Crown Lands Act Amended Act of 1886 - Return 78 Death of H R H Prince Albert Victor - Further Correspondence 78 Army Annual Act 1892 - Despatch 79 Army Annual Act 1892 - Despatch 80 Report of the Agent General for Queensland 81 Regulations for Entry of Engineer Students in Her Majesty’s Navy 82 Regulations under the Pacific Island Laborers Act 1880 -1892 and Instructions to Government Agents - Report 83 Regulations under which Commissions in the British Army may be obtained by Officers of Colonial Forces and by Students from Colonial Universities - Report 84 Blue Book 85 Regulations under the Provisions of the Crown Lands Act 1884 to 1891 86 Regulations under the Provisions of the Special Sales of Land Act of 1891 8 June 1892 87 Elections Bill 9 June 1892 88 Copyright (Fine Arts) Registration Bill 89 Marsupials Destruction Bill 90 Government Contracts for Hay Chaff and Maize - Return to an Order 14 June 1892 91 Proposed Universal System of Buoys and Beacons - Correspondence 92 System of Orthography for Native Names Papers 93 Statement of Account 1890/91 under the Imperial Defence Act 1888 - Despatch 94 Return showing the Quantity and Value of Gold Exported during each of the 25 years ended with the year 1891 95 Ransome v Brydon Jones and Co – Petition 16 June 1892 96 Regula Generales as of Tuesday the 7th day of June 1892 97 Floating of Government Loan of 1891 – Further correspondence 98 Annual Report of the Benevolent Asylum Dunwich 99 Report of the Engineer for Bridges for 1891 100 Report of the Government Architect on Public Buildings 101 Member Sworn George Joseph Hall - Writ and Oath 21 June 1892 102 Exchange of Light Gold Coins - Despatch 103 Entry of Men and Boys of Australian New Zealand and Tasmanian birth in the Royal Navy - Despatch 104 Amended Scale of Court Rules –The District Courts Act 1891 23 June 1892 105 Queensland Constitution Bill

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28 June 1892 106 Proposed Conference of Australasian Governments on the Question on the Introduction of Colored Labor into Australasia - Correspondence 107 Queensland Trustees Limited Bill, Petition, Gazettes and Newspapers 30 June 1892 108 Queensland Trustees Limited Bill 109 Annual Report of the Government Resident on Thursday Island 110 Bridge over McIntyre River - Return to Order 5 July 1892 111 Progress of the Sugar and Gold Mining Industries - Return to an Order 112 Savings Bank Securities 6 July 1892 113 Progress of Village Settlements - Return to an Order 7 July 1892 114 Meteorological Report for 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 115 South Brisbane Railway Station - Return to an Order 12 July 1892 116 Nationality of Persons Applying for Licenses under the Pacific Islanders Protection Act - Despatches 117 Annual Report of the Under Secretary for Mines 118 Comparative Statement of Yield of Gold for Six Months ended 31st Dec 1891 and 30th June 1892 14 July 1892 119 Annual Report of the Trustees of Queensland Museum 19 July 1892 120 Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture 121 Proposed New Code of Standing Orders 21 July 1892 122 Crown Lands Bill 123 Electoral Districts Bill 124 Messrs Jack, Rands and Maitlands, Government Geologists - Return 125 Queensland Trustees Limited Bill - Report of Select Committee 126 Appropriation Bill No 1 26 July 1892 127 Brisbane Leichhardt Street School and the Warwick Rectory and Glebe Property Bill, Petition, Gazette and Papers 128 Sales of Bread Regulation (Amendment) Bill - Petition 129 Report of the Chief Inspector of Stock and Brands

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27 July 1892 130 Railway Rates on Agricultural Produce - Petition 131 Railway Station Stanley Street South Brisbane - Petition 132 Brisbane Leichhardt Street School and the Warwick Rectory and Glebe Property Bill 28 July 1892 133 Styx River Coal Field Report 134 Report of the Commissioner for Police for the year 1891 135 Stones Arcades to recent Additions Parliamentary Buildings Report 2 August 1892 136 Mount Morgan Gold Deposits - Report 3 August 1892 137 Printing Committee - First Report 4 August 1892 138 Creation Inscription and Issue of Stock First - Report 9 August 1892 139 Courts Conciliation Bill 140 Auditor-General’s Report 1891- 92 141 Fortifications at Thursday Island 142 Treaty between Great Britain and Monaco for the mutual extradition of fugitive criminals. 143 Operation of Post Telegraph Act.1891 144 Case of Henry Walker 11 August 1892 145 Estimates 1892- 1893 146 Additional Instructions to Government Agents appointed to accompany vessels licensed to carry Pacific Islanders. 147 Sheriff’s Report upon the Gaols of the Colony 148 Exports and Imports 1891, Shipping Receipts and Expenditure, Oyster Fisheries, Pilot Steamers 16 August 1892 149 Harbour Boards Bill 150 Returns of Agriculture and Live Stock 151 Registrar of Friendly Societies, Building, Societies and Trade Unions 17 August 1892 152 Schedule to the Estimates in Chief. 158 Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Assembly 18 August 1892 153 Report of the Queensland Railway Commissioners 154 Queensland Constitution Bill No 2

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156 Brisbane Leichhardt Street School to the Warwick Rectory and Glebe Property Bill 157 Colonial Probates Act, 1892 23 August 1892 159 Report of the Post and Telegraph Department 160 Revenue and Expenditure for 1890-91 under the Financial Districts Bill of 1888 161 Act Passed during the Session of 1892 162 Pacific Island Labourers Act of 1892 24 August 1892 163 Case of Alfred Henri Samuel Girling 25 August 1892 155 Tables relating to the Colonial Treasurer’s Financial Statement 1 September 1892 164 Rockhampton School of Arts Bill 6 September 1892 165 Rockhampton School of Arts Bill 166 Report of the Accountant in Insolvency 7 September 1892 167 Supreme Court Bill of 1892 No 2 8 September 1892 168 Customs Revenue Collected in the Southern, Central and Northern Division 169 Paper, Mrs. Hetherington, Postmistress of Gladstone 170 Customs Duties Bill 171 Succession and Probate Duties Bill 172 Amended Instructions to the Governor of Queensland 173 Pacific Islander’s Fund 13 September 1892 174 Rockhampton School of Arts Bill 175 Totalisator Tax Bill 176 Statistics for 1891 14 September 1892 177 Entry of Men and Boys of Australian, New Zealand and Tasmanian Birth in Royal Navy 15 September 1892 178 Payment of Members Bill of 1892 20 September 1892 179 Sales under “ Special Sales of Land Act of 1891” 180 Apportionment of Loan Expenditure for the Financial Year 1891-1892

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181 Report of the Chief Inspector of Distilleries 182 Special Votes for Widows, Orphans and Civil Servants 22 September 1892 183 Fire and Life Insurance Companies Bill 184 Millaquin Branch Railway Bill 185 Mineral Lands (Sales) Bill 186 New Code of Standing Rules and Orders 187 Mr. Robert Cran’s proposed Branch Railway from Bundaberg to Millaquin 188 Mr. Robert Cran’s proposed Branch Railway from Bundaberg to Millaquin 27 September 1892 189 Permanent Defence Force Statistics 28 September 1892 190 Fitzroy Bridge Loan Bill 191 Queensland Military Forces 192 Union Trustee Company of Australia, Limited, Act Amendment Bill 30 September 1892 193 Union Trustee Company of Australia, Limited, Act Amendment Bill 4 October 1892 194 Cancellation of Captain Fitzgerald’s Appointment as an Officer of the Queensland Volunteers. 6 October 1892 195 Return showing Population according to Census in Electorates as proposed by the Fourth Schedule of the Constitution Bill - Return 196 Report of the Engineer for Harbours and Rivers 11 October 1892 197 Reward for Discovery of Gold on Peak Downs - Return to Order 12 October 1892 198 Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited Act Amendment Bill Select Committees Report 18 October 1892 199 Appropriation Bill No 2 200 Report on the Department of Ports and Harbours 201 Report on Asylums for the Insane Goodna, Ipswich and Toowoomba 19 October 1892 202 Regulations under Navigation Act of 1876 20 October 1892 203 Act passed during the Session of 1892 - Despatch 204 Illegal Employment of the Polynesian Labourers - Return to Order

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25 October 1892 205 Resignation of Members Seat (I B M Islambul) - Letter 26 October 1892 206 Federal Council Referring Bill (Queensland) No 1 207 Swanbank Collieries Limited Railway Bill, Petition, Gazette and Newspapers (Withdrawn Section) 208 Sixth Report of the Registrar of Patents Designs and Trade Marks 27 October 1892 209 Harbour Dues Bill 210 Olsens and Johannsens Caves near Rockhampton - Report 211 Annual Progress Report of the Geological Survey 212 Swanbank Collieries Limited Railway Bill, Petition, Gazette and Newspapers 1 November 1892 213 Swanbank Collieries Limited Railway Bill 214 Pastoral Leases Extension Bill 215 Retirement of the Honourable Sir Charles Lilley Knight Chief Justice Correspondence 216 Removal of Polynesian Hospital in McKay - Return to Order 217 Removal of Mr Samuel Rowe from the Commission of the Peace - Return to Order 218 Treaty Between Great Britain and the United States respecting Merchant Seamen (Deserters) - Despatch 2 November 1892 219 Steam Rollers Regulation Bill 220 Supplementary Estimates 1891-1892 221 Available Balances of Votes - Statement 3 November 1892 222 Swanbank Collieries Limited Railway Bill - Select Committee Report 223 Judges Salaries Bill 4 November 1892 224 Details of the Expenditure of the Department of Justice on Account of Drafting Bills 1891/92 10 November 1892 225 Queensland Mortgage & Investment Company versus Grimley and Others - Return to Address 226 Vital Statistics 1891 15 November 1892 227 Acts passed during the Session of 1892 - Despatch 228 Supplementary Estimates No1 1892/1893 17 November 1892 229 Eighth Census of Colony taken on 5th April 1891

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230 Writ and Oath of James Foote as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. 231 Appropriation Bill No 3 232 Mining Companies Act of 1886 Amendment Bill 233 Dentist Bill

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