LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

GOVERNOR: His Exoellency the Right Hono1·able LORD AUGUSTUS "'WILLIAM FREDERICK SPENCER LOFTUS, Knight Grand Cross of the ~Afost Honorable· Order of tlie Bath, a ~Afember of He1· Majesty's ltfost Honomble Privy Council, Governor and Commander-in­ Chief. of the Colony of New South Wales ana its Dependencies.

. THE MINISTRY : Premier and Colonial Secretary ...... THE HoN. Srn HENRY _PARKES, K.C.M,G. Vice-President of the Executive Council, Minis-( t~r of Public Instruction? and Repr!lsen~a- THE HON. 8IR JOHN RoBEBTSO~, K.C.M.G•. t~ve o~ . the Government m the Legislative Council ...... · . Colonial Treasurer ...... THE HoN. JAMES WATSON. Attorney General...... THE HoN. ROBERT lVnmo~r. Secretary for Lands ...... : ...... THE HON. JAMES HOSKINS, Secretary for Public Vi1 orks ...... THE HoN. JoHN LACKEY.

Mi1~ister of Justice...... THE Ho:-<. FRANCIS BATHURST SuTTOR:- Postmaster Generai" ...... , ... THE HoN. SAUL SAMUEL, C.M.G. Secretary for Mines ...... THE HoN. EZEKIEL ALEXANDER BAKER.

• l\fEl\'IBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL: (9m PARLIAMENT-SR» SESSION.) 1. Bell, The Honorable Archibald. 24. Lord, The Honorable George W'illiam. To 2. Blaxland, The Honorable John. 11 May, 1880-deceased. 3. Busby, The Honorable William. 25. Macarthur, The Honorable Sir '\Villiam 4. Byrnes, The Honorable 'William. Knight. - 5. Campbell, The Honorable John. 26. Macleay, The.Honorable William. 6. Campbell, The Honorable Alexander. 27. Marks, The Honorable John. 7. Campbell, The Honorable Charles.' 28. Moore, The Honorable Henry. 8. Chisholm, The Honorable James. 29. Norton, The Honorable James. 9. Cox, The Honorable George_ Henry. 30. Oakes, The Honorable George. 10. Cox, The 'Honorable Edward King.· 31. Ogilvie, The Honorable Edward David Stuart. 11. Dalley, The Honorable 'Vl'.:illiam Bede,_ Q.C. 32. Piddington, The Honorable '\Villiam To 8 April, 1880-resigned. . · Richman. 12 .. Darley, The Honorable Frederick Matthew, 33. Richardson, The Honorable John. Q.C. 34. Robertson, The Honorable Sir John, 13. De Salis, The Honorable Leopold Fane. K.C.M.G. 14. Docker, The Honorable Joseph. '35. Russell, The Honorable Bourn. '.fo 7 July, 15. Flood, The Honorable Edward. 1880-deceased. 16. Foster, The· Honorable vVilliam John. 36. Samuel, The Honorable Saul, C.M.G. 17. Frazer, The Honorable John. 37. Smart, The Honorable Thomas vVare. 18. Gordon, The Honorable Samuel Deane. 38. Smith, The Honorable John, M.D., LL.D., 19. Grahame, The Honorable 'William. C.M.G. 20. Hay, The Honorable Sir John, K.C.M.G., 39. Stephen, The Honorable Sir Alfred, C. ]3., President. K.C.M.G. 40. Stewart, The Honorable John. 21. Holt, The Honorable Thomas. 41. Thornton, The Honorable G.eorge. - 22. ·Innes, The Honorable Sir Joseph George 42. '\Vatt, The Honorable John Brown. Long, Knigh£, Chairman of Committees. 43. ·weekes, The Honorable Elias Carpenter. 23. Lord, The Honorable Francis. White, The Honorable James. «. 1 • lV LEGISLA'l:lJ.RE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-continued.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: (9Tn PARLIAlllENT-3RD SESSION.) 1. Allen, The Hon: Sir Geo_rge "\Vigram, Knt., ! Speaker ...... I The Glebe. .:2. Badgery, Hemy Septimus; Esq...... East Maitland. . 3. Baker, The Hon. Ezekiel Alexander, Esq.... Gold Fields South . . 4-. Barbour, Robert, Esq. . .. The Murray. . .. 5. Barton, Edmund, Esq. The University of Sydney. . 6. Bawden, Thomas, Esc1. The Clarence. To 16 Mar., 1880-resigned. 7. Bennett, Hanley, Esq. Liverpool Plains. . '8: Beyers, Hugo Louis, Esq...... Gold Fields West. 9. Bowker, Richard Ryther Steer, Esq., M.D. Newcastle. 10. Bowman, Alexander, Esq. The Hawkesbury. 11. Brown, Herbert Harrington, Esq. The Paterson. 12. Brown, Stephen Campbell, Esq. Newtown. 13. Bro".l'ne, "\Villiam Charles, Esq. Patrick's Plains. 14. Buchanan, David, Esq. Mudgee.. 15. Burns, John Fitzgerald, Esq. The Hunter. 16. Cameron, Angus, Esq., ! Chairman of Committees \ ... West Sydney. 17. Charles Samuel, Esq... . Kiama. To 17 June; 1880:....resigned. . 18. Clarke, Henry, Esq.. .. Eden . 19. Cohen, Henry Emanuel, Esq. \Vest l\Iaitland. 20. Combes, Edward, Esq., C.M.G. East Macquarie. 21. Coonan, "\"17alterThomas, Esq. The Bogan. 22. Copeland, Henry, Esq...... Gold Fields North, 23. Dangar, Thomas Gordon Gibbons, Esq. The Gwydir 24. Davies, John, Esq. East Sydney. 25. Davies, William, Esq. Argyle. 26. Day, George,. Esq. The Hume. 27. Dillon, John, Esq. Tenterfield. 28. Driver, Richard, Esq. "\Vindsor. To 8 July, 1880-deceased. 29. Eckford, Joseph, Esq. "\Vollombi. .20. Farnell, James Squire, Esq.... 8t. Leonard·s. ·.31. Fawcett, Charles Hugh, Esq. The Clarence. From 21 April, 1880. 32. Fitzpatrick, Michael, Esq. . . : Y ass Plains. 33. Garrett, Thomas, Esq. Camden-. 34. Gray, Samuel "\Villiam, Esq. Illawarra. To 22 June, 1880-resigned. :35. Greenwood, James, Esq. East Sydney. :36. Greville, Edward, Esq...... Braidwood. :37. Harris, John, Esq. \Vest Sydney. 38. Hezlet, 'William, Esq. Paddington. From 20 February, 1S80. 39. Hoskins, The Hon. James, Esq. The Tumut. 40. Hungerford, Thomas, Esq. .. . Northumberland. To 14 April, 1880- 41. Hurley, John, Esq...... Hartley. [resigned. 42. Hurley, John, Esq. Narellan. 43. Jacob, Archibald Hamilton, Esq .. The Lower Hunter. 44. Johnston, "William, Esq. The "\Villiams. 45. Kerr, AndrewTaylor, Esq .... Orange. 46. Lackey, The Hon. John, Esq. Central Cumberland. 47. Leary, Joseph, Esq.... The Murrumbidgee. ..48. Long, William Alexander, Esq. Parramatta. 49. Lucas, John, Esq. Canterbury. ,50. Lynch, Andrew, Esq. Oarcoar. 51. Macintosh, John, Esq. East Sydney. . . 52. McCulloch, Andrew Hardie, jun., Esq . Central Cumberland. '53. McElhone, John, Esq. The Upper Hunter. 54. Melville, Ninian, jun., Esq.... Northumberland. From 4 May, 1880. . 55. Merriman, James, Esq-. "\Vest Sydney. p6. Moses, Henry, Esq. .. . The Hawkesbury. 57. Murphy, John, Esq .... Monaro. 58. O'Connor, Daniel, Esq. \Vest Sydney. -59. Onslow, Arthur, Captain, R.N. Camden.- 60. Parkes, The Hon. Sir Henry, K.C.M.G. Canterbury. 61. Pilcher, -Charles Edward, Esq. \Vest Macquarie. . 62. Renwick. Arthur, Esq., M.D. East Sydney. From 17 December, 1879. 63. Roseby, John, Esq. Shoalhaven. 64, Shepherd, John, Esq. w.ellington. LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-conti?}ued. ,- 65. Simson, Colin William, Esq .... Balrana.ld. 66. Smith, Robert Burdett, Esq. - Tlie Hastings. -67. Smit~, Thomas Richard, Esq. The Nepean. East Sydney. To 25 Nov., 1879-resigned. 68, Stuart, Alexander, Esq. For !Gama, from 8 July, 1880. 69. Sutherland; John, Esq. . l Paddington. To 3 Feb., 1880- re•ignecl. 70. Suttor, The Hon. Francis Bathurst, Esq. Bathurst. 71. Tarrant, Hannan John, Esq. Illawarra. From 6 July, 1880. 72. Taylor, Hugh, Esq. Parrnmatta. 73. Teece, William, jun., Esq... . Goulburn. 74. 'I'erry, Samuel Henry,- Esq... . New England. 75. Thompson, James Banford, Esq. Queanbeyan. 76. Watson, The Hon. James, Esq. The Lachlan. 77. Webb, Edmund, Esq. . .. East Macquarie. 78. Wisdom, The Hon. Robert, Esq. Morpeth. STATUTES OF THE SESSION. NINTH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.

.APPROPRIATIONS- Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. 'No. 14). [Assented to, 18 December, 1879.] Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. No. 15). [Assented to, 28 January, 1880.] Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. No. 19). [Assented to, 27 February, 1880.] Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. No. 21). [Assented to, 24 March, 1880.] Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. No. 26). [Assented to, 30 April, 1880.] Appropriation of Revenue (43 Vic. No. 31). [Assented to, 28 May, 1880. Appropriation Act of 1880 (44 Vic. No. 4). [Assented to, 2 July, 1880.] *ARCHIBALD THOMPSON'S TRUST ESTATE ACT (43 Vic.)- . An Act to enable the trustees of the will of the late Archibald Thompson to invest the persOJ'.\alty in building upon and improving the real· estate devised by the said will.< [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cohen, 24 March, 1880. Assented.to, 11 May, 1880.] BETTING-HOUSES SUPPRESSION ACT AMENDMENT ACT OF 1879 (43 Vic. No. 30)- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Terry, 2 December, 1879. Assented to, 28 May, 1880.] CENSUS ACT OF 1881 (44 Yic. No. 2)_;_ An Act to make provision for taking the Census, and for obtaining certain agricultural and pastoral statistics in the year 1881. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 6 May, 1880. Assented to, 25 June, 1880.] COLONIAL SPIRITS DUTY ACT OF.1879 (43 Vic. No. 17)- An Act to increase the duties on Colonial Spirits. [Initiated in the.Assembly by Mr. Watson, 21 January, 1880. Assented to, 6 February, 1880.] COUNTRY TOWNS V\T ATER AND SEWERAGE ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 14)- An Act to establish a system of 'Vater Supply and Sewerage for certain. Towns. [Initiated in the · Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 16 March, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] CUSTOMS INCREASED DUTIES ACT OF 1879 (43 Vic. No. 16)- ' . An Act to increase t'he duties of Customs payable on Spirits and Wines. [Initiated 'in the Assembly by Mr. Watson, 21 January, 1880: Assented to, 6 February, 1880.]. DUNCAN'S SUPERANNUATION ACT (43 Vic. No. 22)- An Act to enable the present Collector of Customs ('William Augustine Duncan, Esq.) to ·retire upon a superannuation allowance. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Watson, December 9, · 1879. Assented to, 13 April, 1880.] · · · ELECTORAL ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 13)- An Act to prov-ide more effectually for the repre~entation of the people in the Legislative Assembly. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 11 December, 1879. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] EQUITY ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 18)-· · . . An Act to amend the law respecting. the procedure and practice of the Supreme Court in its Equitable Jurisdiction. [Initiated in the·Council by Mr. Darley, 27 November, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] EvIDENCE BY Coll'rnIISSIONERS UNDER GREA'I' SEAL ACT (44 Vic. No. 1)- An Act to regulate the taking of evidence under the Greaj; Seal. [Initiated in tti..- Assembly by Mr. Wisdom, 2 June, 1880. Assented to, 23 June, 1880.] · • Private. viii STATUTES OF THE SESSION.

EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS' (FUNCTIONS SUBSTITUTION) ACT (44 Vic. No. 6)- An Act to enable the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, to make certain arrangements for· the administration of the departments of Government. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henr.y Parkes, 12 May, 1880. Assented to, 6 July, 1880.] FORFEITED PURCHASES DECLARATORY ACT OF 1880 (43 Vic. No. 33)- An Act to declare the law in respect to lands forfeited or reverting to Her Majesty by reason of non-compliance with the conditions of purchase by the conditional purchasers thereof. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoskins, 1 April, 1880. Assented to, 17 June, 1880.] * JOADJA CREEK RAILWAY ACT OF 18°80 (43Vic.)- An Act to enable the Australian Kerosene Oil and Mineral Company (Limited) to·construct a rail­ way to connect the Joadja Creek tramway with the Great Southern Railway, and for other purposes. [Initiated in the· Assembly by Mr. Garrett, 2 December, 1879: Assented to, 18 March, 1880.] · ' ·

LANDS ACTS FURTHER AMEND~IENT ACT OF 1880 (43 Vic. No. 29)- An Act further to amend the Lands Acts of 1861 and the Act of 1875. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoskins, 30 October, 1879.' Assented to, 25 May, 1880.] LANDS FOR PuBLIC PrrRPOSES ACQUISITION AcT (44 Vic. No. 16)- An Act to provide for the acquisition by Government of lands for public purposes. [Initiated in .the Assembly by Sir Henry Parke_s, 17 December, 1879. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.]

LIQUOR LICENSES SUSPENSORY AcT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 17)- An Act to suspend the issue of public licenses within the county of Cumberland for twelve calendar months. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 24 June. Assented· to, 13 July, 1880.] MAITLAND CATTLE-DRIVING ACT A~IENDMENT AcT, 1880 (43 Vic. No. 20)- An Act to amend au Act iutituled "An Act to prevent cattle being driven through the towns of East and Vi' est Maitland except at certain hours," and to make other provision in lieu thereof. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Cohen, 18 November, 1880. Assented to; 18 March, 1880.]

* MERRIWA CHURCH AND PRESBYTERY L.~ND SALE ACT (43 Vic.)- . An Act to enable the Right Rev. James Murray, the Rev. Patrick Purcell Ryan, and Charles Joseph Gallagher, trustees of certain land situate in the village of Merriwa, to sell the said land and to provide for the appropriation of the proceeds thereof. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr~ Coonan, 12 March, 1880. Assented to, 25 May, 1880.] METROPOLITAN 'YATER AND SEWERAGE ACT OF 1880 (43 Vic. No. 32)- An Act to provide for the water supply and sewerage of the city of Sydney and its suburbs. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 3 March, 1880. Assented to, 10 June; 1880.]

MINL"'l:G ACT A~rnxmrn;s"T ACT (43 Vic. No. 28) An Act to amend the Act 37 Vic. No. 13. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Baker, 1 April, 1880. Assented to, 25 May, 1880.] MUNICIPALITIES SPECIAL ENDOWMENT ACT (44 Vic. No. 15) An Act to grant to the municipalities of the colony other than the Municipal Council of Sydney a special endowment extending over twelve calendar months. [Initiated .in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 1 July, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] MUNICIPAL CATTLE SALE-YARDS SITE ACQUISITION AcT (44 Vic. No. 10) An Act to empower the Municipal Council of the city of Sydney to acquire a site for the cstab-. lishment of cattle sale-yards. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir J;Ienry Parkes, 10 ,December, 1879. Assflnted to, 13 July, 1880.] NAVIGATION ACT FURTHER AMENDMENT ACT OF 1879 (43 Yic. No. 13)- An Act to further amend the ','Navigation Act of 1871." [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. ·watson, 5 November, 1879. Assented to, 18 December, 1879.] · OBSCENE PUBLICATIONS PREVENTION AcT, 1880 (43 Vic. No. 24)- An Act for more effectually preventing the sale of obscene books, pictures, prints, and other articles. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. lVisdom, 4 December, 1~79. Assented to, 28 April, 1880.] _PASTURES AND STOCK PROTECTION AC'r (44 Vic. No. 11)- · An Act to protect.pastures and live stock of the colony from the depredations of certain noxious animals. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 11 June, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] · \

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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 (43 Vic. No. 23)- An Act to make more adequate provision for public education. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 12 November, 1879. Assented to, 16 April11880.] PUBLIC WORKS LOAN ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 12)- An Act to enable the Government to raise a loan for certain public works. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. "\Vats.on, 22 June, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] SMALL DEBTS AcT AMENDMENT AcT OF 1880 (43 Vic. No. 34)- An Act to further.amend the provisions of the Small Debts Act 10 Vic. No. 10. "[Initiated by Mr. Terry, 1 April, 1880. -Assented to, 18 June, 1880.] STAMP DuTIES ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 3)- An Act to impose stamp duties. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. 'Vatson, 16 June, 1880. Assented to, 25 June, 1880.] STANDARD "WEIGHT FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ACT (43 Vic. No. 18)- An Act to declare the standard weight of a bushel of maize,• wheat, barley, oats, rye; peas, and . beans. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. T. R. Smith, 2 December, 1880. Assented to, 10 February, 1880.] * ST. LEON ARDS ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL LAND SALE ACT (43 Vic.)- • An Act to enable the Most Rev. Roger Bede Vaughan, the Rev. Joseph Dalton, and the Rev. James Kennedy, as trustees of certain land situated in the borough of St. Leonarda, to sell the said land and to pro\•ide for the appropriation of the proceeds thereof. [Initiated in .the Assembly by Mr. Farnell, 11 November, 1879. Assented to, 29 January, 1880.]

SUPREME COURT TEMPORARY JUDGE AcT CONTINUATION AcT o~· 1880 (44 Vic. No. 9)- An Act to continue certain provis_ions of the Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act of 1879, for a further period of one year. "[Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. 'Visdom, 17 June, 1880. Assented to, 13 July, 1880.] SYDNEY UoRPORATION ACT AMENDMENT ACT (43 Vic. No. 12)- An Act to amend the Sydney Corporation Act of 1879. [Initiated in the Assembly by ~ir Henry Parkes, 25 November, 1879. Assented tw 28 November, 1879.] SYDNEY CORPORATION AcT AMENmrnNT AcT (43 Vic. No. 27)- An Act to amend the "S_ydney Corporation fo.ct of 1879" in certain particulars. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. vV1sdom, 18 February, 1880. Assented to, 25 May, 1880.] TOWN HALL MUNICIPAL LOAN ACT OF 1880 (44 Vic. No. 5)- An Act ~o enable the Municipal Council of.Sydney to raise, by debentures, the sum of £75,000 for the completion of the Town Hall. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 18 June, 1880. Assented to, 6 July, 1880.] · TRAMWAYS EXTENSION AcT, 1880 (43 Vic. No 25)- An Act to authorise the construction and maintenance of tramways along certain streets· and . highways in the city and suburbs of Sydney and elsewhere. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Lackey, 24 February, 1880. Assented t

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BILLS OF THE 'SESSION. NINTH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.

ANIMAL! PROTECTION- . .. [Initiated in the Assembly·by Mr. Cameron, ~l June, 1880; withdrawn, 9 July, 1880.] ;ASSOCIATIONS !NCORPORATION- [!nitjated in the ·Council by Mr. Holt, 29 October, 1879 ;_ negatived, second reading, 19 November, 1879.] BEER'S DISABILITIES- [Initiate'd in the Assembly by Mr. Hurley ( Hartle11 ), 30 October, 1879; negatived on motion for second reading, 5 December, 1879.] CHALLENGE IN MISDEMEANOUR- [!nitiated in the Assembly by Mr. Buchanan, 29 October, 1879 ; negatived on motion for second reading, 12 December, 1879.] CITY OF SYDNEY !MPROVE111ENT ACT A111END111ENT OF 1880- [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 24 June, 1880; stopped by prorogation.] CHURCH AND ScHooL LANDS DEDICATION, 1879 (No. 1)- [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 17 De'cember, 1879; faid aside in .Assembly, 10 June, 1880.] · CONSTITUTION ACT .All1END111ENT- [lni tiated in the Council by Sir Alfred ·Stephen, 1 April, 1880; motion agreed' to, 14 April, 18!10, that it be read the second time that day six months.] CONTEMPTS PUNISHMENT- [lni tiated in the .Assembly by Mr. Buchanan, 29 October, 1879; negatived on motio!l for .second reading, 13- February, 1880.] CRow"N LANDS PURCHASES VALIDATION- . [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hoskins, 12 May, 1880; reported from select committee of Council, and further proceedings stopped by prorogation.] *HILL'S ESTATE- [lnitiated in the .Assembly by Mr. S. C. Brown; referred to select committee; no report. IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT ABOLITION- [lnitiated in the Aesembly by Mt'. Buchanm, 12.May, 1880; .negatived on motion for second reading, 15 June, 1880.] LICENSED AUCTIONEERS' ACT AllIENDlllENT- [lnitiated in the Council by Mr. Stewart, 18 February, 1880; negatived, second reading, 26 February, 1.880.] LICENSING- [lnitiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 29 April, 1880; stopped by prorogation.] l\fEDICAL-. [Initiated in the Assembly by Dr. Bowker, 30 January, 1880; lapsed by count-out, 14 May,. 1880; not restored.] l\iINING ON PRIVATE LANDS- . . [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Copeland, 21 November, 1879; withdrawn in the .Assembly, 16 April, 1880.] . * Private. ,_

xii BILLS OF THE SESSION.

MUNICIPAL BATHS SITE ACQUISITION BILL- [Initia.ted in the Assembly by Mr. O'Conno1;, 8 July, 1880; discharged, 9 July, 1880.]

0RDNA.,...,CE LAND 1'RA.,...,SFER ( P1·0 fonna)- Po'w:irns OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL DECLARA'l'ORY- [Initiated ii;t the Aseembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 31 March, 1880; stopped by prorogation.]

PUBLIC RoADS AcT A~IENDMEN'l' (No. !)- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Pilcher, 6 Aj)ril, 1880; withdrawn, 16 April, 1880.] PUBLIC ROADS ACT AMENDMENT (No. 2)- (Initiated in the Assembly, 21 April, 1880 ;· stopped by prorogation.]

SECRllT BILLS OF SALE Ac1• AnrnND~lENT- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. S. C. Brown, 2 December, 1879; stopped by prorogation.] STAMP DUTIES (N~. 1)- [Initiated in the Assembly by ~fr. ·watson, 14 January, 1880; laid aside in the Assembly, 3 March, 1880.] STAnIP DUTIES (No. 2)- . [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. 'IVatson, 4 March, 1880. In Council, l!l May, 1880, ordered that the adoption of the ;report from Committee of the 'IVhole stand an Order of the Day for that day three months.] SurR.EnIE CouRT TE~IPORARY juDGE AcT CoNTINUATION- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. 'IVisdom, 8 June, 1880; withdrawn, 15 June.] *SYDNEY-CITY AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAY A.c..,D Onrnrnus CollIPANY- . [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Driver, 25 Novemblr, 1879 ; withdrawn, 30 April, 1880.] SYDNEY CORPORATION Ac:r AMENmlENT (No. 2)- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Pilcher, 4 February, 1880; not proceeded with.] TOTALISATOR LEGALISATION- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Garrett, 25 November, 1879. Order of Day for second reading discharged, 30 January, 1880.] USURY LillllTATION- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Hurley (Hartley), 4 ~~arch, 1880; ruled out of order, and discharged.] - VOLUNTEER LAND 0RDERS- (Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, 10 Ma.y, 1880.] 'IVooL, CATTLE, A.,...,D CoAL TAX BILL-- [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. \Yatson, 1 July, 1880; stopped by })rorogation.]

BILLS PASSED AND RESERVED.

CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS DEDICATION BiLL, 1880 (43 Vic. No. 19)- An Act to declare the entire management and control of the lands commonly known as the "Church and School Lands" and the appropriation of the income derived therefrom Vt!Sted in the Legislatllre of this colony and that from and after the thirty-first day of December one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two all such lands and income shall be respectively held, and applied for the purposes of public instruction only. [Initiated in the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, IO.June, 1880. Reserved, 30 June, 1880,' for the'signification of Her Majesty's· pleasure.] MATRIMONIAL CAUSES Acr AnIENDll1ENT BILL (43 Vic. No. 45)- An Act to amend the law relating to divorce and matrimonial causes. [Initiated in the Assembly by Mr. Buchanan, 29 October, 1879. Reserved, 28 November, 1879, for the signification of ' Her Majesty's pleasure.] ·-

INDEX TO SUBJECTS. '' INDEX

TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.

FROM 28 OCTOBER, 1_879, TO 13 JULY, 1880.

EXl'LANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS : Adjt., Motion for Adjournment; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, or Third Reading; Adop. Rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee of the Whole House; Re-Com., Recommitted; 0. and A., Council and Assembly; m., motion; q., question; Cons. of Amdts., Consideration of Amendments; Exp!., Explanation; Re-Com. of Amdts., Recommittal of Amendments. . INDEX TO SUBJECTS : ·

AJ'l!'ILIATED COLLEGES­ .Assembly- Motion by Mr. Buchanan for withdrawal of A State aid from, 2147; debated by Mr. Suttor, 2148; Mr. Beyers, Mr. Farnell, Dr. Renwick, 2149; Mr. Garrett, 2150; ABATTOIR­ Mr. Charles, 2151 ; Mr. Cameron, Mr. ..i!uembly- Greenwood, 2152 ; Mr. Dillon, 2153 ; Mr. McElhone as to alleged unfair treat­ Mr. Macintosh, Mr. O'Connor, 2155·; ment of employees at, 1961 ; motion by negatived, 2157 Mr. Bennett for return agreed to, 2230 See alao GLEBE ISLAND and SUPPLY AGENT GENERAL- .Assembly- . ABORIGINES- Debate on motion of adjournment respecting 0., Mr. C. Campbell as to protection of, conduct of Mr. A. Stuart as, and on 3114 removal of Mr. Forster from office of, 617 ; motion by Mr. S. C. Brown for . AccouNTS PUBLIC-See FINANCE correspondence respecting removal of Mr. ADJOURN!llEN'r, SPECIAL­ Forster, 936 ;, motion by Mr. Burns for correspondence respecting offer m:a.de to Council- Sir John Robertson, 1038; debate on pro­ Christmas holidays, 670 ; banquet to Exhi­ posed increase of salary in Committee of bition Commissioners, 1093 ; Council's Supply, 2355 action respecting Stamp Duties Bill, 1682; Easter holidays, 1637 ; notice of motion AGRICULTURAL SoCIETIES­ of censure in .Assembly, 2053; decease of Assembly- members (Mr. G. W. Lord), 2235, (Mr. Motion by Mr. Barbour for return respect­ Bourn Russell), 3224 ; for prorogation, ing subsidies paid to, agreed to, 2101 3269 ..A.aaem·biy- A2n111ALs PROTECTION BILL- Christmas holidays, 644 ; banquet to Exhi­ Assembly- bi~ion Commissioners, 1093 ; Council's Motion by Mr. Cameron to go into Com­ action respecting Stamp Duties Bill, 1682; mittee, 2694 ; resolution agreed to in Easter holidays, 1624 ; question by Mr. Committee and Bill presented and read Teece as to adjournment on account of first time, 2772 ; second reading moved closing •of Exhibition,· 2031; notice of • by Mr. Cameron and debated by Mr. motion of censure by Mr. Fitzpatrick, Jacob and debate adjourned, 3198; Bill · 2052 ; opening of'railway to Wellington, discharged, 3269 2559 ; decease of member (Mr. Driver), 3225 ; for prorogation, 3264 APPROPRIATIONS-See FINANOE XYl ASS [INDEX.] BRI

• ASSEI.IBLY, LEGISLATIVE­ BETTINO-HOUSES SUPPRESSIO;. ACT AMEND· Businese Days- l\IENT BILL- Motion by Mr. Greenwood to exclude Friday .A..•sembly- from sitting day• of the House, 1801 ; Motion by Mr. Terry for leave to introduce withdrawn, 1802 355 ; Bill presen~ed and read first time: Lea\'e of .Absence- 4110; second readmg moved by Mr. Terry, To Mr. Badgery, 33 ; to Mr. Leary, 152 1069; debated by Mr. Driver, 1071; Mr. Leave tq give Evidence- Garrett,_ 1073; Mr. Cameron, 1074; Mr. Leav_e given to Mr. S. 9. Brown to give Charles, 10i6; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1077; evidence before select committee of Mr. Hoskins, 1078 ; Dr. Bowker, 1079; Council on Secret Bills of Sale Act · M.r. Long, 1080; Mr. Murphy, Mr. Amendment Bill, 1371 ; message sent to Farnell, 1081 ; Mr. Jacob, 1082; reaa Council requesting leave for Mr. G. H. ae?ond time, committed, and reported Cox and Mr. Ogilvie to give evidence with amendment, 1083; motion by Mr. before select committee on assisted im­ Barbour to adopt report, debated by Mr. migration, 22ll ; message received from Buchanan, Mr. Garrett, 1128 ; Mr. Council intimating that leave had been Charles, Mr. Cameron, 1129; Mr. O'Con­ given, 2227 nor, 1130 ; Mr. Terry, Mr. Gray, Mr. Oaths, Administration of- Lucas, ll31 ; Dr. Bowker, 1132; report Commission appointing Chairman of Com­ adopted, 1132 ; Bill read third time, mittees to administer oaths to members 1229; returnecl from Council, 2317 ; laid 01i the table, 41 · Council's amendments agreed to, 2354; Personal }ijxplanation- · . assented to, 2559 Mr. Fitzpatrick respecting Mr. Dillon and Oouncil- the Hon. G. Eagar, 400 ; Mr. Charles Bill received from Assembly :md read first respecting allegations against him in the time, 1240; second reading moved by Mr. Press, 1543; Mr. Garrett in correction of Foster, 1989 ; debated by Mr. Stewart, statement that Bill to amend Constitution Sir George Ii.mes, 1990; Mr. C. Campbell, Act need not be reserved for Royal assent, Mr. De. Salis, 1991; Mr. A. Campbell, 1820; Mr. O'Connor in correction of state­ Mr. 'Vh1te, 1992; amendment by Sir John ment that Treason-Felony Bill was intro­ Robertson to read the Bill "this day six duced by Sir Henry Parkes, 19ll ; Sir months," 1992; debated by Mr. Ogilvie, Henry Parkes respecting statements made 1992 ; Mr. Piddington, Mr. C. Camp­ by Mr. Lucas during debate on Electoral bell, Mr. A. Campbell; 1993 ; Mr. Bill, 2031 ; Dr. Bowker in correction of Foster, 1993; amendmen't negatived and statement in Hemld respecting cubic Bill read second time, 1993 ; considered space in schools, 2436 ; Mr. Badgery and in Committee, 2196; report adopted, · Mr. 'Watson in explanation of pair on 2198 ; Bill read third time, 2287; mes­ 'Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, 3272 sage from Assembly intimating aareement with Council's amendments, 2S43; as­ Privilege- sented to, 257 l See OFFICE OF PROFIT, APPOU!TME~T OF MEMBER TO BILLS OF SALE- Sesaiona:l. Orders- See SECRET BILLS OF SALE ACT A~IEXD­ Seseional Orders passed, 23 MENT BILL See also ELECTORAL and SUPPLY BORDER DUTIES-See FINAl~CE BRIDGES- Aberdeen ancl Jerry's Plains- ASSOCIATIONS !NCORPOR.~TIO~ 'BILL­ .A., notice given by Mr. McElhone that he C'o1111cil- would on following day call attention to defectfre construct.ion of, 33 ; observa­ Bill presented by Mr. Holt and read fir8t tions by Mr. McEllione, 50 time, 23 ; second reading moved by Mr. Holt, 151 ; debate adjourned, 152; re­ Blayney- sumed, 217 ; motion negatived, 225 A., Mr. Lynch as to ne<;essity for, 1228 Bowman's Crossing- A., motion by Mr. McElhone for erection of bridge at, 208 ; withdraWu, 209 Bulahdelah- A., motion by Mr. Johnston for erection of, B 1157 ; consideration of resolution in Com­ mittee, 1230.; motion to "now" receive resolution from Committee, negatived, BEKR'S DISABILITIES BILL­ 1230; motion by Mr. Johnston to make Assembly- reception of resolution an Order of the Bill presented by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) !'nd ·Day for following Friday, 1536 ; nega­ read first time, 33 ; Order of the Day for tived, 1541 second reading postponed, 293 ; second Comins's Crossing- reading moved by Mr. Hurley (Harlley) .A., motion by Mr. Fitzpatrick ·for retui·n and negatived, 511 respecting, 2906 BRI- [INDEX.] .CHU xvii

BRIDGES-continued CHALLENGE IN ·MISDEMEANOUR BILL­ Forbes- A&sernbly- A., Mr. Coonan as to narrowness of, 758 Bill presented by Mr. Buchanan, and reacl Glendon Brook- first time, 32 ; second reading moved by .A., motion by Mr. W. C. Browne for erec-. Mr. Buchanan, 610 ; debated by Mr.. tion of, 1239 ; Order of the Day for con­ ·wisdom, 611; Mr. Pilcher, 612 ; Mr. sideration of resolution iri Committee, Cohen, Mr. Hungerford, Mr. R. B. Smith, discharged, 1331 Mr. Dillon, 613; negatived, 614 Parramatta River- CHARITABLE INS1'ITUTIONS AND ALLOWANCES-,-­ See COMMITTEES, SELECT See FINANCE: Su.PPLY Pyrmont- CmNESE-See IMMIGRATION. A., motion by Mr. Hurley ( Hm·tley) for - removal of, 83 ; negatived, 84 CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS- ·"Wahgunyah, on the Murray- Assernbly- A., Mr. Day respecting purchase of, 394 Motion by Mr. Buchanan affirming that no \Vestbrook- . moneys deriYed from Church and School • Lands shall be paid to any religious sect A., question by Mr. W. C. Browne a~ to tim:ber used for piles, 1752; observat10ns whatever, 29 ; debate adjourned, 32 ; on Minister's reply by Mr. \'V. C. Browne, question by Mr. Buchanan as to amount 1753 paid to different sects from Church and School Lands Fund, 40; debate on motion · continued b'y Mr. Garrett, 53; Mr. Stuart, 56; Mr. Greenwood, 60; debate BRISBANE, S.S.­ adjourned, 65 ; continued by Sir Henry Assembly- Parkes, 1!)2 ; ·Mr, Fit~patrick, 19± ; Mr. Mr. Watson as to placing of, in quarantine, \Vebh, Mr. O'Connor, 196; Mr. J"acob, 1927 Mr. Copeland, Mr. Shepherd, l 97 ; Mr. Macintosh, Mr. \Visdom, 198 ; Mr. Bu­ chanan, 199.; negatived, 200; suggestion. by Mr. Copeland to bring Church and School lands iu1der Mining Act of 1874, 1928 c ·Oouncil- Motion by Mr. Docker for · return as to payments from Church arnl School CATTLE SALE-YARDS-See MUNICIPAL Lands Fund, agreed to, 2287; minutes of Executive Council showing payment~, CENSURE, MOTION OF- laid on the table by Sir John ltobertson, .Assembly- . 2328 Motion by ·Mr. Fitzpatrick condemning CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS DEDICATION BILL­ Government for refusing to recommend Assernbly- message for Mining on Private Lands Bill, Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into Com­ 2054 i debated by Sir Henry Parkes, mittee, 587 ; resolution agreed to in Com, 2062; Mr. Copeland, 2065; Captain mittee, and Bill read first time, 645; peti­ Onslow, Mr. J:icob, 2068; Mr. Coonan, tion against by Mr. Burns from president 2070; J\ir. Farnell, 2071 ; Mr. Garrett, of Sydney Diocesan Synod presented, 1413; 2073; Mr. Hurley (Hartley), Mr. Green­ objection by Mr. Buchanan to petition wood, 2075 ; Mr. Fitzp:itrick, 2078 ; being received, and Mr. Speaker's ruling _ negatived, 2080 thereon, 1443 ; motion by Mr. Burns that CENSUS BILL­ counsel on behalf of petitioner be heard, 1444; counsel (Mr. A. Gordon) heard at Assernbly- bar, 1522; second reading moved by Sir Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into Henry Parkes, 1580; debated by Mr. Committee, 2175; resolution agreed to in Fitzpatrick, 1583; Mr. Pilcher, 1585; Committee and Bill read first time, 2211 ; Mr. Garrett, 1589 ; Mr. Charles, Mr. message from the Govern9r, 2443 ; Bill FarJ:!ell, 1590; Bill read second time and read second time, 2662 ; considered in considered in Committee, 1591, 1662; Bill Committee, 2662, 2704 ; r~ad third time, read third time; 1682 2714 ; returned from Council, 2888; as­ Oowzcil- sented to, 3035 Bill received from Assembly aiid read first Council-- time, 1686 ; counsel (M.r. A. Gordon)" Bill received from Assembly and read first heard at the bar on behalf of President of time, 2714; read second time and passed Sydney Diocesan Synod, and second through Committee, 2830; read third reading moved by Sir John Robertson, time, 2863 ; assented to, 3080 2255 ; debated by Mr. Piddington, 2258; Census, CoUection of- Mr. Foster, 2264 ; Mr. Stewart, 2266 ; A., question by Mr. Burns :is to proYision Mr. A. Campbell, 2267 ; Mr. Ogilvie, for, 735 2268 ; Mr. Oakes, and agreed to, 2270 ; B ~viii CHU ~INDEX.]: CQM

CHURCH AND ScHOoL LANDS Dm;ncATIOX BILL-- CIVIL SERVICE-continued Gouncil-contin11ed DIRECTo~s oF·PunLic Co~IPA..'\"IES, Crv1L S.t:R: considered in Committee, 2428 ; amend­ VA...'\"TS•AS- ment by Mr. Foster to continue aid to A., p1otion by Mr. Pilcher to rescind reso­ certain ministers of religion, 2430; debate lution of 17th June, 1879, condemning continued, 2460; amendment negatived, practice of Civil servants acting as direc­ 2480; amendment by Mr. Darley to ilefer tors or auditors of banks and companies, _commencement of Act for five years, 2480; 1231 ; debated by Mr. McElhone, 1232 ; considera_tion in Committee continued, Sir Henry Parkes, 1234; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2495 ; amendment agreed to, 2504 ; Mr. Webh, 1236; Mr. Pilcher; 1237; amendment by Sir A. Stephen in title, negatived, 1238 · 2505; withdrawn, title amended on motion Duncan's Superannuation Bill- of Mr. Foster, Bill reported and report .A., motion by Mr. ·w,,tson to go into Com­ adopted, 2510 mittee, 355 ; resolution agreed to in Com· As.~embly- mittee and Bill presented and read first Bill laid aside on account of an amendment time, 524 ; second. reading, 1215 ; con­ involving an appropriation of public sidered in Committee, 1215, 1289 ; report money, 2767 adopted, and ~ill read third time, 1331; returned from Council, 1859; assented to, CHURCH A::O.'I> SCHOOL LA::-.'DS DEDICATIOX BILL 1928 (No. 2)- G., Bill received from Assembly and read Asse.,nbly- first time, 1334; second reading, 1799 ; Bill presented by Sir Henry Parkes and read third reading, 1806; assented to, 1921 first time, 2768 ; read second time and Government Employees- considered in Committee, 2817 ; read A., Mr. Lackey as to petitions from work­ third time, 2835 ; returned from Council, men o~ tugs and hridges for reduction of 2983 ; message from Governor intimating hours of labour, 3269 • that Bill had been rcservell for ' Her Gundaroo, late Postmaster at- Majesty's assent, 3114 A., motion by Mr. Fitzpatrick for return as Council-- to removal of, agreed to, 3269_ Lee, Mr. (Post and Telegraph Master, Cassilis) Bill receivecl from Assembly and read first A., motion by Mr. l\IcElhone for return re­ time, 2830 ; second reading moved by Sir specting cond net of, 1231 John Robertson and agreed to, and Bill Peard Richard-SeeCO:'IDIITTEES, SELECT considered in Committee, 2900; reported without amendment, 2901 ; read third PEXSIOXS, RIGJIT OF CIVIL SERVAXTS TO- time, 2941 ; mess 0 ge from Governor inti­ A., motion by J\lr. \V. C. Browne for At­ mating that Bill had been reserved for torney General's opinion respecting, 1260 · Her :'lfajesty's assent, 3125 Police Magistrate at B>ithurst- A., question by Mr. O'Connor as to alleged CIVIL SERVICE-See FINANCE: SuPPLY partiality of, 217 5 Appointments to Public Service- Public Service- A., Mr. Cohen as to proposed appointment A., motion by ::\Ir. Copeland for return as of Mr. Eckford, junior, as tide-waiter. to number of persons in receipt of pay 394 ; Mr. Garrett as to transference of from Government, agreed to, 150 ; motion Mr. Dillon from Treasury to Department by Mr. Farnell for return showing number of Lands, 396 . · of persons in Public Service ornr 65 years Baylis, Mr. H., Proposed Gratuity to- of age, :tgreed to, 1682 • A., motion by Captain Onslow to go into Richardson, Mr. Inspector-- Committee, agreed to, 626 ; Order of the A., question by Mr. O'Connor as to whether Day for consideration in Committee, dis­ Govermnent intend rewarding for ser­ charged, 1090 vices at railway accident, Parramatta, Brown, Mr. ·charles- 1090 . A., motion by Mr. McElhone for papers as Roberts, Mr. James- to remoYal of, from pre-lease branch of A., Mr. l\lcElhone as to employment of, in Lands Office, 983 Tramway Department, 2512 · Christie, Mr. Liceused-surveyor- Slattery, Mr. T. M.- A., motion for return respecting, 2130 A., motion by Mr. S. C. Brown for return Crown Solicitor- as to removal of, from office of Prothono- A., motion by Captain Onsiow, affirming tary, 1939 · charges to be unjustifiable, 1932 ; pre­ G., motion for same return by J\fr. Foster, vious question moved by i\lr. ·wisdom, 1988 1936 ; previous question and original motion withdrawn, 1939 ; Captain Onslow as to charges against, by Mr. Holt, 2236; COAL-MINERS-See IM::\HGRATION fees paid to, 2524. CoAL-TAx-See FINANCE Daniels, Mr. Trial-surveyor- co~rnIITTEES, CHAJR:IIAN OF- A., motion by Mr. Hurley ( Hai·tley) for a., Sir George Innes elected, 22 return respecting dismissal of, 2130 A., Mr. Cameron elected, 28 See COMMIT'J:'EES, SELECT . Foi· Riiling.~ see Index to Speeches COM [INDEX.] COM' xix

COMMITTEES, SELECT­ COMMITTEES, SELECT-continuPd Barrington Gold Field- Mitchell's Creek, Mineral Selection at-- A., motion by Mr. Copelancl for select A., motion by Mr. Macintosh for select committee on claims for discovery of, committee as to, agreed to, 416; report of agreed to, 150; return as to;"Discoveryof select committee presented, 2033 ; mo­ Barrington Gold Field," referred to select _ tion by JI.Ir. Macintosh to adopt report, committee, 546 ; report of select com­ 2250 ; debate adjourned, 2252 ; con­ mittee presented, 227I ; adoption of re­ tinued, 2889 ; further adjourned, 2891 ; port moved by Mr. Copeland, 2813; lapsed at prorogation · agreed to, 2814 O'Brien, John- Cox, Anne Jane- A., motion for select committee on claim of, A ., motion by Mr. Coonan for select com­ for loss of land held for gold-mining pur­ mittee on claim of, for compensa.tion on poses, agreed to, 2811 ; return referred to account of loss of conditional purchase, . select committee, 3086 a.greed to, 2354 ; report of select com­ Parramatta River Bridge- mittee presented, 3273 A., motion by :Mr. O'Connor for select com­ Daniels Mr., Tria.1-surveyor- mittee on construction of, agreed to, A.., motion by Mr. Barbour for Mr. Hurley 1090 (Hcwtley) for select committee on dis­ Proceedings of Select Committees- missal of, 1535 ; debate adjourned, 1535 ; A., Mr. Hurley (Hartley) as to mode of motion agreed to, 2045 ; return referred conducting, 3162 . to select committee, .2758 PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CIIARACTElt OF EDUCATION Discha.rged Prisoners, Pa.yments to- IN- A., motion by Mr. Hurley ( Jlcirtley) for G., motion by Mr. Stewart for select com­ select committee on system in rega.rd to, mittee as to, 169; debated ·by Sir John 300 ; agreed to, 301 Robertson, Mr. Dalley, 170; :Mr. Pidding­ Sec cilso PRISONS ton, 172; Sir George Innes, .Mr. Darley, 175; :Mr. Holt, Mr. A. Ca.mpbell, 176; EQUITY Jr;RISDICTJOX- l\Ir. ·w a.tt, Mr. ;\Iacleay, 177; l\Ir. Foster, A., motion by Mr. Farnell for select com­ 178; JI.Ir. Samuel, Mr. Docker, 17!); Mr. mittee on administration in, agreed to, Stewart, 180; negati\•ed, 181 416 ; progress report of select committee on "Duties of Master in Equity,'' re­ RAILWAY rnTo SYD:S-EY- ferred to select committee, 1005; returns A., motion by Mr. Lackey for select as to "Leave of a.bsence to Judges of committee as to, agreed to, 33 ; Mr. Supreme Court a.nd appointment of an Macintosh added to committee, ll 19 additional Judge," referred to select com­ mittee, 2587, 2663; report of select com­ RA:s-DWICK DESl'ITU'rE CHILDRE~'s AsYLliM- mittee presented, 2906 A., motion by Sir Henry Parkes for select See also EQUITY BILL ·committee on mana.gement of, agreed to, 254 ; leave given to committee to visit Glass, Mr. Ja.mes- asylum, 388 ; leave given to committee to A., motion by Mr. Bennett for select com­ sit during Christmas holidays, 644; re­ mittee on claim of, to certain land at Miller's Creek, in virtue of improvements, port of select committee presented, 3238 24!)4; debated by Mr. McElhone, 24!)4 ; Rudder, Mr. E. IV., petition of- lapsed by count-out, 24!)5 A., motion by Mr. R. B. Smith for select committee respecting, for services in Griffin, Patrick a.nd :Michael- connection \Yith gold discoYcry, agreed A., motion by l\fr. Badgery to rescind reso­ to, 291.4; report of select committee pre­ _lution adopting report of select com­ sented, 3269 mittee, 2811 ; debate adjourned, 2812 motion nega.tived, 3208 For select cornmillees on Bills see tlie Hospitals, sites for new- respective Bills A., motion by Dr. Bowker for select com­ mittee on,.agreed to, 108!)

hnnGRATIO:s, AssISTED- A., motion by Mr. Burns for select com­ COMMITTlll,S, SESSIONAL­ mittee on, 1802; Mr. Barbour added to committee, 1892 ; lea.ve given to com­ Counci/- mittee to visit ship ''Camperdown," 2758; Committees appointed, 22 progress report of select committee pre­ A~sembly- sented, 3273 Library, Sta.nding Orders, and Refreshment See also E\E\IIGRATION Committees appointed, 27; resignation by Jon!ls, Mrs. Mary-=. Dr. Bowker of sea.t in Library Com­ A., motion by Mr. Farnell for select come mittee, 37 ; Mr. Cohen appointed to mittee on petition of, a~ to certain pro­ vacancy, 87; \Varra.nt of Mr. Speaker perty at Darling Harbour, agreed to, appointing Elections and Qualifications 2159; report of select committee pre­ Committee, laid on table, 37 ; members sented, 3238 sworn, 120, 159, 208 xx CON [INDEX.] ORO

CONSTITUTION Ac-r A11rnNmIENT BILL-­ COUNCIL, LEGISLATl VE-continued Council- New Members- Motion by Sir Alfred Stephen for leave to Sir Alfred Stephen, Mr. Flood, Mr. Pid­ introduce, 1751; motion by Mr. Docker to .dington, Mr. Stewart, lo.fr. Oakes, Mr. summon members to attend on day fixed Bell, and Mr. Norton, sworn, 1, for second reading, 1752 ; second reading Oaths, Administration of- moved by Sir Alfred Stephen, 1860; Commission authorising Chairman of Com­ debated by Mr. Docker (who moved an . mittees to administer oath to members, amendment that Bill be read second time laid on the table, 87 this day six months), 1868 ; Mr. Darley, 1871; Mr. Piddington, 1872; Sir 'John Parliamenta1-y Debates- Robertson, 1877 ;· motion by Mr. Frazer Sir Alfred Stephen as. to report of speech on to adjourn debate negatived and debate Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, continued by Mr. Frazer, 1888 ; Mr. 525 Watt, 1889 ; motion by Mr. Samuel to Personal Explanation- . adjourn debate agreed to on casting vote By Mr. A. Qampbell, respecting remarks by of President, 1891 ; debate continued by Sir John Robertson, 2418 ; by Mr. Mr. Samuel, 1940; Mr. De Salis, 1946; Samuel, respecting remarks on Lands for Mr. Foster, 1949 ; Sir George Innes, Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, 2935 1953 ; Prefessor Smith, 1955; Sir Alfred Stephen, 1957 ; Mr. Docker's amendment POWERS OF CoUNCIL- agreed to, 1960 • See CoKSTITUTION AcT AMENDMENT BILL, STAl\IP DUTIESBILLS, POWERS See also STAMP DUTIES BILLS, POWERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL DECLARA­ OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL DECLARA­ TORY BILL, POWERS OF COUNCIL TORY BILL, POWERS OF COUNCIL AS TO APPROPRIATION. AND TAXING AS TO APPROPRIATION AND TAXING BILLS BILLS Privilege- CONTEMPTS PUNISHlllENT BILL-­ Attention called (by Mr. Dalley) to reso­ Assembly- lution proposed in Assembly by Mr. Bill presented by· Mr. Buchanan and read Buchanan, challenging seat of Sir Alfred first time, 32 ; second reading, moved by Stephen, 1158. Mr. Buchanan, 614; debated by Mr. See Sm ALFRED STEPHEN Cohen, 615 ; debate adjourned, 616 ; con­ Resolution~ concerning Council- tinued by Mr. ·wisdom, 1127; motion Message from the Gov-ernor conveying negatived, 1128 acknowledgment by Secretary of State . CoNVEKTS, IKSPECTION oF­ for the Colonies of resolutions passed by Council on 22nd July, 1879, reported, 729 A.~sembly- · Motion by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) for leave to Sessional Orclers- introduce a Bill to provide for, 209 ; de­ Sessional Orders passed, 22 bated by Mr. McElhone and Mr. O'Connor, Thomson, the late Sir E. Deas- 210; Sir Henry Parkes, 211; negatived, Letter from Lady Thomsou in reply to 212 . Council's address of condolence, reported, 3 Vote, Member's right to- COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE­ Mr. OgihTie, respecting decision of Chairman Dalley, Mr. W. B.­ of Committee as to vote in di vision, 2571 ; Resignation of, reported, 1859 explanation by Sir George Innes, and Decease of Members- ruling by President thereon, 25i2 Decease of Mr. G. ·w. Lord reported, 2235 ; See also SuPPLY of Mr. Bourn Russell, 3224 Extra Days of Sitting-: . Motion by Sir John Robertson to add Tues­ day, agreed to, 1638; motion by Sir John COUJS'TRY TOWKS, vY ATER AND SEWERAGE FOR­ Robertson 'to add following Friday and &e WATER AND SEWERAGE Monday, 3225 Leave of Absence- CROWN LANDS­ Leave of Absence granted to Sir vY. Mac­ Cleary's Land Purchase- arthur, 151, 1806; to Mr. V\Teekes, 1860; . A., motion by Mr. Hurley ( Hrirtley) for to Mr. G. vV. Lord, 1921; to Mr. Russell, return respecting, agreed to, 217 2046 ; to Mr. E. K. Cox, 2134 Members summoned to attend the House- Qonditional Purchases, Inspection of- Motion (by Mr. Docker) to summon mem­ C., motion by Mr. !)arley for copy of bers to attend on day fixed for second instructions to inspectors of conditional reading of Constitution Act Amendment purchases, agreed to, 354 Bill, 1752; President informs the House Conditional Purchases, Refunds on- that he has communicated with members A., motion by Mr. McElhone for rctum and reports excuses, 1860, 1921 respecting, agreed to, 148 ORO [INDEX.] ORO xxi

CROWN LANDS-continued CROWN LANDS-continued • Conditional Purchases after Forfeiture- CROWN LA.,....,DS PURCHASES VALIDATION BILL- .A., Mr. Garrett respecting decision of As.sembly-continllell Supreme'Court as to legality of, 1682 Mr. Day, 2717 ; Mr. Burns, Mr. Garrett Condobolin, Closed Road at-- 2718; Dr. Bowker, 2719; Mr. Farnell' A., Mr. Coonan on petition respecting, 758 Mr. Barbour, 2720; Mr. Murphy, Mr'. O'Connor, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Buchanan Condobolin, Land Sale at- 2721 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2722 ; Bill read .A., Mr. Hoskins in reply to Mr. Coonan, second time, 2722 ; considered in Com­ · that he had given instructions for post­ mittee and reported with amendments ponement of sale pending inquiry, 719; · 2723 ' Mr. C_oonan as to proposed sale, 1444 1541, 2484 • ' Councit- See cdso MINISTER FOR LA.,.'WS, PRO­ Bill received from Assembly and read first POSED CENSUllE OF, infra time, 2757 : second reading moYed by Sir Jobn Robertson, 2902; amendment Connelly, Miss Johanna- by Mr. A. Campbell to refer Bill to select A., motion by Mr. Bennett for compensation committee debated by Mr. Docker, 2902; to, for improvements on land taken by Mr. Darley, 2903 ; Sir Alfred Stephen, Sir Go,•ernme~t, lapsed through informality, John Robertson, 2904 ;-agreed to, ·2905; 1240; agam proposed, 1545 ; resolution report of select committee presented agreed to in Committee, 2131 3225 ' Cooma, Recreation Ground at- .A., )notion by Mr Murphy for return as to Crown Lai;ids, Sale and Occupation of- appointment of trustees for, 1183 A., mot10n by Mr. Greenwood affirming de­ sirability of furnishing annual report re­ Coombes, Charles- specting, agreed to, 148 .A., motion by Mr. H. H. Brown for return respecting land purchase of, at Lake Mac- _ CROWN LA~DS, SALES OF, AT AUCTION- qnarie, agreed to, 2343 .A., Mr. Barbour respecting proposed sale of Corrigan, Hugh- land at red ucecl upset price, 2480, 267 4 ; .A., motion hy Mr.[Coonan for return as to reply of Mr. Hoskins to Mr. Barbour, land purchase of, at Casino, 1444 that GoYernment

CROWN LANDS-continued CROWN L.ANDS-continuecl KATOOMBA FALLS- Survey of Lands- A., motion by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) for A., !),ttention called by Mr. Garrett in Com­ return respecting land at Katoomba, mittee of Supply to reduction of estimate claimed by ~1essrs. J. H. Neale and Mr. for, 2525; explanation by Mr. Hoskins, J.B. North, agreed' to, 2249; question 2526 by Mr. Hurley as to petition, 2343 ; Tanks-Barwon and Narren Rivers~ observations by Mr. Hurley, 2512, 2683 ; A., motion by Mr. Danger for return as to, question by Mr. Hurley as to production 794 of papers, 2663 ; observations by Mr. Volunteer Land Orders Bill- Greenwood, 3081 Assembly- . Kennedy and Hicks's Land Purchase- Bill presented by Sir Henry Parkes and read A., motion by Mr. Farnell for return re­ first time, 27 58 ; read second time and specting, agreed to, 2146 considered in Committee, 2819 ; motion {ilcargo Run- . by Sir Henry Parkes to adopt report, A., motion by ~fr. Daugar, for return, re­ 2835 ; amendment by Mr. Cohen to re­ specting application of :Mr. John Crowley commit Bill, 2836 ; amendment nega­ to purchase improvements on, agreed to, tived, and report adopted, 2837; Bill 610 read third time, 2888 ; returned from Lands, Purchased ancl Leased- Council, 3150; assented to, 3199 A:, motion by :Nlr. "Watson that certain r~­ Council- turns relating to, be not included with Bill received from Assembly and read first parliamentary papers, 2866 time, 2897 ; read second time and in ~1illie, Township of- in Committee, 3080; assented to, 3224 A., motion by Mr. ;Dangar for return as to See also SUPPLY, LAND L.A WS AND marking out of, agreed to, 1403 LANDS (PRIVATE)

MrnISTER Fon. LANDS, PROPOSED CE~SURE OF- CUSTOMS AND EXCISE-See FINANCE A., motion by Mr. Coonan affirming con­ duct of Mini~ter for Lands when inter­ viewed by members, to be censurable, 2131 ; debated by Mr. Buchanan, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Day, Mr. R. B. Smith, D 2133 ; negatived, 2134 ·,f'Leod, Alexander- DAMS, CONSTRUCTION OF- A., 11.Ir. Coonan as to conditional purchase See CROWN LA:N'DS of, at Dubbo, 2209 DEODORISATION OF OFFENSIVE MATTER­ ~foss Vale, land at- A., question by 1Ir. Garrett as to sale of land Assembly- at Moss Vale for erection of Court-house, Motion by Mr. Farnell for r~turn as to, 2770 192 DISTRESS IN NORTHERN MrnrnG DISTRICTS­ Nelanglan Common- • Assembly- A., Mr. Fitzpatrick as to regulations for, Dr. Bowker as to, in consequence of slack­ 145 ness of coal trade, 144 7 Nevin, John- A., motion by Mr. Coonan for return as to DIVISIONS IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-­ selection of, at Inverell, agreed to, 816 Associations Incorporation Bill-Second O'Brien John- reading, 225 A., motion by Mr. H. H. Brown for return Betting-houses Suppression Bill-Amend­ as to claim of, to mining land near Gren- ment by Sir John Robertson to postpone fell, agreed to, 2324 · second reading for six months, 1993 Pastoral Leases and Conditional Purchases­ Character of Education in Public Schools­ A ., motion by Mr. Greenwood as to incom­ Motion by Mr. Stewart, "previous ques- plete and defective returns, lapsed through tion," 180 · count-out, 86 Constitution Act .Amendment Bill-Ad: Public Parks- journment of debate on second reading, A ., Mr. Hoskins as to intention of Govern­ 1891 ; amendment to defer second reading ment respecting amendment of Public six months, 1960 · Parks .Act, 1820 GreatNorthernRailway-Deviationthrough Somers, Frederick- .Armidale, 2052 A., motion hy Mr. Murphy°for return as to Licensed .Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill tender of, for run near Corragabal Creek, -Second reading, 1301 agreed to, 2663 Matrimonial Causes .Act Amendment Bill Stock Reserves- -Second reading, 314 A., Mr. 1\fcElhone as to unsatisfactory Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2)-Motion for first management of, 69 reading, 142S DIV [INDEX] DIV xxiii

DIVISIONS IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL­ DIVISIONS, LEGISLATIVE ASSEi\'IBLY­ continuecl continuecl In Committee- Cattle Sale-yards-Motion by Mr. McEl­ Church and School Lands Dedication.Bill­ hone, 76 ; motion by Sir Henry Parkes Clause 4, proposed amendment (by Mr. to rescind former resolution, 254 Foster), ministers of religion named in Challenge in Misdemeanour Bill-Second schedule to receive allowances so long as reading, Gl4 they shall officiate, 2180 ; Clanse 5, Church and School Lands-(i\fotion by Mr. amendment (by i\Ir. Darley) that the Act Buchanan) proposed amendment by Mr. come into force in 1885, 2504 ; new Garrett, 200; amendment by Mr. Suttor, clause (proposed by Sir John Robertson) 201 to limit payments to churches for three Civil scrYants as Directors of Companies­ years, amendment (by i\Jr. Darley) to i\Iotion by i\Ir. Pilcher, 1238 extend the time to five years, 2580 Commission of the Peace-i\Iotion by Mr. Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Hurley ( Hcirtley), 2354 (No. 2)-Clause 5 (Disposal of income for Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious 1880-1882), 2901 l'urposes-i\fotion by Mr. Hurley (Hart­ Electoral Bill-Motion by Mr. Piddington ley), 2249 to amend clause 35 by omission of proviso Electoral Bill-Proposed amendment (on -electors to vote for full nmuber of motion for adoption of report) by Mr. members to be returned-2789 ; deposit Moses to recommit Bill, 2535 ; third read-· clause, 2793; clause 1, interpretation of ing, 2571 "authorised agent," 2827 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill­ Gold-mining Leases-Regulations relating Motion by Mr. Ogilvie to withdraw to, 2913 amendment proposed by Sir John Robert­ Great Northem Railway-Motion by Mr. son, 819; clause 11, amendment by Mr. McElhone, 208 Cox, that improved reserve lands be sold Griffin, Patrick and Michael-Motion by by auction, 858 ; that the clause as · Mr. Badgery to rescind resolution respect­ amended stand part of the Bill, 859 ; new ing, 3208 cluuse proposed by Sir J olm Robertson Hospital accommodation in Sydney-Motion re pastoral lessee's imprO\Tements, 866 ; by Dr. Bowker-proposed amendment by clause 14, "appraisements," 930; clause Mr. J. Davies that plans of Infirmary be, 22, proposed. amendment by Mr. Darley submitted to House, 900 to exempt official assignees and trustees from having to fulfil certain conditions, Inspection of Convents Bill-Second readingr 934 212 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill LandsActs furtherAn~enclment Biil-Second -Clause 10, "compensation," proposed reading, 128; proposed amendment (on amendment by Mr. Ogilvie, 2532 motion for adoption of report) by Mr. Public Instruction Bill-Propo,sed amend­ McElhone to recommit Bill, 191; motion ment (on motion for adoption of report) for third reading, 292; amendments (on by Professor Smith that the Bill be re­ ·motion for adoption of report on Coun­ collllllitted, 1808 cil's amendments) by Mr. Day to recom­ mit Bill, 1967 ; motion for adoption of Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill­ report, 1968 Amendment in clause 2 (proposed by Mr. Thornton), 2291 Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill­ Second reading, 40 Stamps Duties Bill (No. 1)-Amendment by Mr. Stewart to add new exemption to Native Industries-Encouragement of-· schedule, 1258; amendment (on motion Motion by l\lr. Buchanan, 2736 for adoption of report) by Mr. Samuel to .Oyster Leases Validation Bill-Motion for recommit Bill, 1351 leave to introduce, 2183 Stamps Duties Bill (No. 2)-Amendment by Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Mr. Stewart to insert exemption inserted Bill-Second reading, 1859 in former Bill, 1G60 Prerogative of Mercy- Motion by Mr. Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ Buchanan, 1157 . . tinuation Bill-Proposed amendment by Prison Labour, Utilisation of-Motion by Mr. Darley that the Bill be read a second Mr. Hurley (IIartley ), 83 time this day six months, 3125 " Privilege-Appointment of Mr. Garrett as DIVISIONS, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY­ member of City Improvement Board­ Affiliated Colleges-Motion by Mr. Bu­ Motion by Mr. Cohen, 50 chanan, 2157 Proposed Vote of Censure on Government, Beer's Disabilities Bill - Second reading, on motion by Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2080 512 . Public Instruction Bill-Second reading, Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment 510; third reading, 1289 Bill, second reading, 1083 ; adoption of Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, report, 1132 2916 ·,

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DIVISIONS, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY­ DIVISIONS, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY- continuP.cl ln Committee-continued Purchases by Government from members of ment by Mr. McElhone, that conditional Parliament-Motion by Mr. McElhone, purchaser make declaration five years 1089 after date of purchase instead of three Railway Rates on Hay and Straw-Motion years, 163 ; "that Council's amendments by Mr. Combes, 816 be agreed with," 2229 Railway Trial Survey via Braidwood to Liquor Licenses Suspensory. Bill-Proposed Coom~-Motion by Mr. Greville, 3205 new clause (licenses to be granted for Sir Alfred Stephen-Motion by Mr. Bu­ buildings in course of erection), 3190 chamm, 1141 Public Instruction Bill-Clause 1, appoint­ . merit of Minister, 578 ; clause 6, pro­ ·- Special Adjournment-Banquet to~ Exhibi­ tion Commissioners, 1094 posed ame1!dment by Mr. Jacob to omit subsection 4, "High schools for boys," Stamp Duties Bill (No. !)-Second reading, 597 ; clause 7, character of instruction in 876 schools, proposed amendment by Mr. Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3)-Second reading, Cohen to omit words relating to religious 2879 teaching, 609. ; "that the clause as read Totalisatot· Legalising Bill-Motion by l\Ir. stand part of Bill," 610; clause 11 (fees), Garrett for leave to introduce, 299 ; se­ proposed amendment by Mr. 'Fitzpatrick, cond reading, 98 l that education be free, 1060 ; clause 14 Town Hall Municipal Loan Bill-Third (class-rooms), 1109 reading, 2947 .Stamp duties resolution, 743, 744 Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill­ Stamp Duties Bill (No. l), cul valoreni duty Proposed amendment by Jl,fr. McCulloch, on receipts, 1013 ; proposed amendment on motion to take ballot, that ballot be (ou motion for adoption of report) by Mr. taken this day six months, G2S McCulloch to recommit Bill, 1039 'Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill-Second Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2)--Proposed amend­ reading, 3221 ment by ~fr. McCulloch to insert Coun­ cil's amendment in former Bill, 1402 In Committee- Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3)-Dutyon receipts, Coal-Proposed duty on, 3149 2887 Customs.duties resolutions-"Spirits," 753; Stock-Proposed duties on, 3112 "Wines," 7ii6 Wool-Proposed duties on, 3111 Electoral Bill-Clause 10, proposed amend­ ·wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill-Proposed ment by Mr. Webb, that electors should amendment by Mr. Garrett in clause 4 to have certificates, 2109 ; proposed amend­ exempt certain freeholds and leaseholds ~ ment by Mr. Jacob to omit subsection 2; from operation of tax on wool, 3257 ; clause 10 (property qualification), 2115; ''that the clause be agreed to," 3258 amendment by Mr. Fitzpatrick to omit subsection 3 (University), 2125 ; amend­ DUNCAN'S SUPERANNGATION BILL- ment by Mr. S. C. Brown that election 8ee CIVIL SERVICE petitions be dealt with by Committee of DtrTrns-See FINANCE the House, 2227 ; Gold Fields represen­ tation; motion by Mr. Beyers, 2286; pro­ posed new clause (by Mr. S. C. Brown), candidates to deposit £50, 2313 ; re­ E presentation of city electorates,. 2417 ; electors to vote for full number of mem­ EDUC.ATION- bers to be returned (pMposed by Mr. Denominational School Teachers- GaCT"ett), 2443 ; new clause (proposed by A., question by Captain Onslow as to resi­ Mr. S. C. Brown), candidates to deposit dences for, 2941 ; Mr. Cohen as to position £40, 2446 ; new clause (proposed by Mr. of, under new Education Act, 308I S. C. Brown), candidates deposit to be Grammar Schools- · forfeited in eYent of not polling certain A., Mr. Suttor, as to establishment of, at number of votes, 2452; Council's amend­ Maitland, Goulburn, and Bathurst, 66 ments, clause 1, re "authorised agent," 3260' PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BILL- Excise duties resolution-" Ale and porter;" AsaP.mbly- 781 .Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into. Immigration-Motion by Mr. Melville to Committee, 28; resolution in Committee reduce estimate, 2747 and statement by Sir Henry Parkes as to Lands Act further Amendment Bill-Pro­ character of Bill, 87 ; Governor's message posed amendment by Mr. Pilcher in received, 120; Bill presented, and read first clause 2-that reduction of Yalue of im­ time, 169 ; ·second reading moved by Sir provements apply only to purchases made Henry Parkes, 262 ; motion by Mr. Fitz­ after passing of Act, 136 ; clause 2, ''that patrick to adjourn debate, 2i5 ; debate the clause, as read, stand part of the adjourned, 284 ; continued by Mr. Fitz­ Bill," 139 ; clause 4, proposed amend- patrick, 315; Mr. Greenwood, 333; Mr • •EDU [INDEX.] EDU. xxv.

EDUCATION-continued EDUCATION-continued PcBLIC INSTRUCTION BILL-continued PUBLIC INSTRU~ION BILL-continued .A8sembly-continued Assembly-continuerl Jacob, 344; Mr. Dillon, 355 ; Mr. Hun­ 1204, 12ll, 1212 ; Mr. O'Connor, 12ll, gerford, Mr. Roseby, 365 ; Mr. O'Connor, 1212 ; Mr. Charles, 1211 ; Mr. Coonan, 371 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick in explanation, 380; 1212; amendment negatived, 1212 ; con­ Mr. McElhone, 380; Mr, Badgery, 383; sideration in Committee continued, 1214; adjournment of debate suggested by Mr. Bill reported with amendments and Cohen, and statement by Sir Henry recommitted, 1214 ; reported with fur­ Parkes, 384 ; debate cqntinued by Captain ther amendments and report adopted, Onslow, 384; adjourned, 388 ; continued 1215; third reading moved by Mr. Suttor, . by Mr. Cohen, 444 ; Mr. Charles, 450 ; 1260; debated by Mr. O'Connor, 1260; · Dr: Bowker, 452; Mr. Barton, 455; Mr. Mr.'Buchanan, 1265; Mr. Pilcher, 1270; Farnell, 460; Mr. Murphy, 468 ; adjourn­ Mr. Cohen, 1271; Mr. McElhone, 1272; nient of debate suggested by Mr. Coonan, Captain Onslow, 1277; Mr. Charles, 1280 ; and statement by Sir Henry Parkes, 469 ; Dr. Bowker, 1281 ; Sir Henry· Parkes, debate continued by Mr. Cameron, 469; 1282 ; Bill read tgird time, 1289 Mr. Coonan, 485 ;· Mr. Hurley ( Hai·tley), 489; Mr. Taylor, 491 ; Mr. Day; 493; Council- Mr. Macintosh, 496; Mr. Leary, 497 ; Bill received from Assembly and read Mr. '\Vebb, 504; Mr. Johns~on, Mr. first time, 1260; motion by Sir John Lynch, 507; Mr. Garrett', 508; motion Robertson to postpone.Order of Day for by Mr. R. B. Smith to adjourn debate, second reading, 1335; second reading negatived, 510 ; Bill read second time, moved by Sir John Robertson, 1428; 510; considered in Committee, 570, 57,8; debated by Mr. Dalley, 1432; adjourn­ statement by Sir Henry Parkes on motion ment. of debate suggested by Professor to postpone Order oI Day, 645; considera­ Smith, statement by Sir J olm Robertson, tion in Committee continued; clause (as and debate adjourned, 1443; continued to fees)-amendment proposed by Mr. by Professor Smith, 1462; Mr. Docker, Fitzpatrick to make educ~tion free ; de­ 1477; Mr. C. Campbell, 1481 ; Mr. Holt, bated by Captain Onslow, 1043, 1050, 1489; Professor· Smith in explanation, 1055, 1060; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1044, 1054; 1546; Mr. Stewart, 1547; l\:lr. Foster, Dr. Bowker, 1044, 1052; Mr. Roseby, 1550 ; Mr. J. Campbell, 1551 ; Sir Alfred 1044; Sir Henry Parkes, 1045, 1052; Mr. Stephen, 1552; Mr. A. Campbell, 1553; Lucas, 1047; Mr. Garrett, 1051; 11:fo Mr. De Salis, 1554; Sir John· Robertson Jacob, 1053; Mr. Barbour, 1055; Mr. in reply, 1554; Mr. O. Campbell in Lynch, Mr. Hungerford, Mr. '\V. Davies, explanation, 1:357 ; Bill read second , 1056; Mr. Greenwood, 1057; Mr. Macin­ time, 1557 ; considered in Committee­ tosh, 1058; Mr.- Beyers, Mr. Burns, Mr. clause (appointment of Minister in lieu Shepherd, Mr. Teece, 1059; amendment of Council of Education), debated by negatived, 1060; clause (cl'ass-rooms)­ Mr. C. Campbell, 1557, 1561, 1565; debated by Mr. Jacob, 1097, 1103, ll08; Mr. Piddington, 1558, · 1§.65 ; Mr. De Mr. Charles, 1098, 1105; Mr. Fitzpatrick, Salis, 1559, 1563, 1564; Professor Smith, 1098, llOl, 1103, 1109; Si'l· Henry Parkes, 1559; Mr. Docker, 1559; Sir John 1099, 1101,, ll06 ; Mr. Cohen, 1099; Robertson, 1560; Sir John Hay, 1561; Mr. Greenwood, 1099, 1107 ; Mr. Macin­ Mr. Holt, 1563, 1564 ; -Mr. A. Camp­ tosh, llOO; Mr. Greville; 1100 ; Mr. bell, 1563 ; Mr. Flood, 1563 ; agreed to, Hungerford, llOO, 1109 ·; Mr. Dillon, 1565; clause (fees), amendment by Mr. ll03; Mr. Buchanan, 1105; Dr. Bowker, Marks, that education be free ; debated ll05, ll06; Mr. Pilcher, 1105; Captain by Mr. Piddiugton,. 1686, 1687, 1692; Onslow, ll07 ; Mr. Lucas, 1107; Mr. Sir John Robertson, 1687, 1689; Mr. A. Barton, ll08 ; Mr. Garrett, 1109 ; clause Campbell, 1687, 1689 ; Professor Smith, agreed to, ll09 ; clause (religious instruc­ 1687, 1690, 1691, 1697; Sir Alfred Ste­ tion) debated by Mr. Jacob, lllO, llll, phen, 1?8!l, 1690 ; Mr. Marks, 1688 ; Mr. lll7; Sir Henry Parkes, lllO, 1112, De Sahs, 1689; Mr. Dalley, 1690 ; Mr. lll7; Mr. Cohen, lllO, lll8; Mr. Fitz­ Foster, 1691; Mr. Ogilvie, 1693, 1695; patrick, 1111, 1112, lll4, 1117; Mr. S. C. Sir John Hay, 1693, 1696; Mr. Stewart, Brown, 1113; Mr.Greenwood, 1114; Mr. 1695; Mr. Flood, 1696; amendment nega­ Greville, lll5, 1117 ; Captain Onslow, tived, 1697 ; amendment by Professor 1115; Mr. Dillon, 1115; .Mr. Hungerford, Smith that fees be .. retained by teachers; 1116; Mr. Lucas, 1117; Mr. Barton, lll8, debated by Sir John Robertson, Mr. A,. lll9; clause agreed to, lll9; considera­ Campbell, Mr. Holt, and Sir Alfred tion in Committee continued, ll83 ; Stephen, 1697 ; negatived, 1697 ;' clause clause (denominational schools), amend­ (discontinuance of denominational schools) ment by Mr. Fitzpatrick to continue debated by Mr. Foster, 1788; amendment schools having ·average attendance of hy Mr. De Salis that schools he con­ 40; debated by Mr. Fitzpatrick, ll94·, tinued, 1789; debated by Mr. Stewart, 1198, 1210; Mr. Jacob, 1196; _Mr. 1789; _Mr. Ogilvie, 1789; Sir John Rob­ Leary, ll98 ; Captain Onslow, 1199 ; ertson, 1790.; Mr. Foster, 1790; Mr. C. Mr. Macintosh, 1203; Sir Henry Parkes, Campbell, 1790; Mr. A. Campbell, Mr. .-

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EDUCATION-contimted ELECTORAL- PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BILL-continued ELECTORAL BILL­ Oouncil-continue(l .Assembly- De Salis, Mr. Frazer, and Sir ,John Hay, Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into 1791 ; amendment negatived, 1791 ; clause Committee, agreed to, 28; Governor's further debated by Mr. Foster, 1791, message, 120; resolution agreed to in 1793; Sir John Hay, 1792, 1793; Mr. Committee, 524 ; Bill read first time, 587; Holt, 1792; Mr. Marks, 1793; Professor statement by Sir Henry Parkes, 1572 ; Smith, 1793, 1795; Sir John Robertson, second reading moved by Sir Henry 1793, 1794; Sir Alfred Stephen, 1794; Parkes, l 914; debated by Mr. Fitz­ Mr. C. Campbell, 1795; Mr. De Salis, patrick, 1978; Mr. Day, 1982; Mr. 1796; agreed to, 1796; Bill reported with Beyers, 1983; Mr. Charles, Mr. Garrett, amendments, 1799 ; motion by . Sir John 1984; continued by Mr. Burns, 2002; Robertson, to adopt report, 1806 ; amend­ Mr. Cameron, 2004; Mr. Buchanan, 2006; ment by Professor Smith to recommit, Mr. Jacob, 2008; Dr. Renwick, 2011 ; negatived, and report adopted; 1808 ; Mr. Barbour, 2013 ; Mr. R. B. Smith, third reading moved by Sir John Robert­ 2015 ; Mr. Pilcher, 2020 ; Mr. Lucas, son, 1921 ; amendment by Mr. Darley to 2021 ; Mr. Barton, 2023; Mr. Cope­ recommit, 1921; agreed to, 1923; Bill land, 2024 ; Mr. O'Connor, 2027 ; Mr. reported with further amendments, and Farnell, 2029 ; nfr. Lynch, 2030 ; Bill report adopted, 1926; Bill read third read second time, 2030 ; personal ex­ time, 1927 planation by Sir Henry Parkes, 2031 ; .Assembly- considered in Committee, 2080 ; clause Bill returned from Council, 1939; Council's (adjustment of representation) debated amendments agreed to, 1965; assented by 1'fr.. Fitzpatrick, 2081 ; Sir Henry to, 2031 Parkes, 2081, 2082, 2083; Mr. Cohen, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Dillon, 2081, 2082; Mr. Oouncit- Webb, Mr. R. B. Smith, 2083; agreed to, Message from Assembly intimating agree­ 2084 ; consideration in Committee con­ ment with amendments, 1960 ; assented tinued, 2106; clause (qualification of • to, 2046 electors)-amendment by Mr. Webb PUBLIC ScHooLs­ providing for elector's certificate, 2106 ; 'Books used in- debated by Sir Henry Parkes, 2107 ; C'., motion by Mr. Stewart for copies of Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2108; Mr. Jacob, printed books used in public schools, and 2108; Dr. Bowker, 2109; amendment of instructions to school inspectors, negatived, 2109; amendment by Mr. agreed to, 1335 Jacob as to residence 2110, 2111 ; de­ bated by Mr. Suttor, Mr. Barbour, 2110 ; Broughton's Creek- Sir Henry Parkes, 2110, 2111; Mr.Jacob, .l!., Mr. O'Connorrespectinguse of, by Pas­ Mr. Copeland, 2111; negatived, 2111; tor Chiniquy, 92 amendment by Mr. Jacob to omit sub­ 'Buildings- clause 2 (non-resident electors), 2111; .A.., Dr. BQwker as to expensive character debated by Mr. Lyncli, 2113 ; Mr. of, 2242 · Garrett, '!2112, 2113; Mr. Greenwood, Character of Education in­ 2112, 2114; Mr. Macintosh, Mr. Dillon, .See Cu111MITTEEs, SELECT 2114; negatived, 2115; sub-clause 3 Crown-street- (representation of University), amend­ .A.., Mr. J. Davies, as to uusuitableness of, ment by Mr. Fitzpatrick .(to omit) 2115; 2246 debated by Sir Henry Parkes, 2116, 2120; Hanging Rock- Mr. Macintosh, 2116 ; )fr. Barton, 2116, .A., Mr. Copeland, as ti delay in establish­ 2118, 2123 ; Mr. Greenwood, 2117 ; Mr. ing, 2383 'Webb, Mr. Dillon, 2119; Mr. O'Connor, Regulations: Public Instruction Act- 2121 ; )fr. Charles, 2123 ; Dr. Renwick, .A., Mr. Jacob as to regulations, 2378, 2124 ; Mr. Burns, 2124 ; Mr. Shepherd, 2674, 2676 ; as to statements in Herald, 2125 ; amendment agreed to, 2125 ; clause 2481 (disqualifications), 2125 ; debated by Mr. Religious Instruction- Barbour, l\fr. Cohen, 2125 ; Mr. Wisdom, .A., question by Mr. Jacob as to attendance 2126; amendment by Mr. Copeland to of clergy, 511 remove disqualification on account of Singleton- insolvency, 2126; debated by Mr. Lynch, .A., Mr. McElhone as to alleged ill-treat­ Mr. Jacob, Mr. Dillon, 2126; Mr. 'Vebb, ment of children at, 2240 Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Technological Education- Garrett, 2127; Mr. Burns, Sir Henry .A., question by Mr. O'Connor as to pro­ Parkes, 2128; Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Charles, vision for, in Public Instruction Bill, 201 2129 ; agreed to, 2129; consideration in Tingha- Committee continued, 2183; clause (cor­ A., Mr. Dillon as to closing of, 2241 rupt practices at elections), 2183; amend­ Vaughan, .Archbishop- . ment by Mr. Jacob as to knowledge and · A., Mr. Buchanan as to speech of, at Bal­ consent of candidate, 2184; debated by main, 139 Mr. Cohen, 2184, 2185 ; nfr. O'Connor, ELE· [INDEX.] ELE xxvii

ELECTORAL-cgntinuecl ELECTORAL-continuecl ELECTORAL BILL-coutinuecl ELECTORAL BILL-continued A ssem bly-continuecl Assembly-continued Mr. Dillon, Mr. Buchanan, 2184; Mr. S. Mr. Beyers,. and withdrawn, 2316; con­ C. Brown, 2184, 2185 ; Mr. McCulloch, sideration in Committee continued, 2384; Mr. Charles, Mr. Greville, 2185 ; Mr. new clause (power to ~;thdraw candida­ Day, Sir Henry Parkes, 2186 ; Mr. ture) moved by Mr. Copeland, 2384; de­ R. B. Smith, 2187 ; withdrawn, 2188 ; bated liy }.fr. Fitzpatrick, Sir Henry clause (disqualification for corrupt prac­ Parkes, Mr. Burns, 2385 ; Mr. Garrett, tices), 2188; amendment by Mr. McCul­ 2il86 ; Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Macintosh, Mr. loch, 2188 ; debated by Mr. S. C. Brown, Copeland, negatived, 2::18.7; schedule A 2188 ; ):Ir. Greville, 2189 ; negatived, (electornl districts)-debated by Mr. 2189 ; amendment hy Mr. Gan·ett to CopelaiHl, 2387; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2:388; Sir make candidate responsible for acts of Henry Parkes, 2388, 2392 ; Mr. Coonan, agent, 2189; debated by Mr. S. C. Brown, 2389; Mr. Charles, Mr. Burns, 2390; Mr. Mr. Copeland, Captain Onslow, 2189 ; Barbour, Mr. Hezlet, 2391 ; Mr. ::lfoCul­ Mr. Greville, 2190; negatived, 2190; loch, Mr. Farnell, 2392; l\Ir. Roseby, clause (personation), 2190; amendment 2393; ::\fr. Teece, Mr. R. B. Smith, Mr. by Mr. Buchanan to make persona­ Bowman, 2394; M1·. Melville, Dr. Bowker, tion felony, 2190; debated by Dr. Ren­ 2395 ; representation of Sydney-amend­ wick, Sir Henry Parkes, and withdrawn, ment moYed by Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2396, 2190 ; amendment by Sir Henry Parkes 2410; debated by Sir Henry Parkes, 2397; to make personation punishable by fine of Mr. Cohen, 2398, 2411 ; Mr. Burns, Dr. not less than £50 and not more than Renwick, 2400; Mr. Day, 2401, 2410, £200, or in default imprisonment, 2l90 ; 2414; Mr. Garrett, 2402; Mr. Fitzpatrick, debated by Mr. O'Connor, 2190 ; Sir 2404; Mr. Greenwood, 2405 ; Mr. Cope­ Henry Pat'kes, Mr. Burns, Mr. Day, Mr. land, 2407, 2412, 2414; Mr. O'Connor, Shepherd, Mr. Charles, Captain Onslow, 2409; Mr. Murphy, 2410; Mr. Melville, and agreed to, 2191; consideration in Com­ 2411; Mr. Beyers, 2413; negatived, 2.417; mittee continued, 2211 ; clause (trial of schedule agreed to, and Bill !'eported petitions by Supreme Court) debated by with amendments, 2418 ; adoption of Mr. S. C. Brown, 2211 ; Mr. Garrett, report moved by Mr. Suttor, amend­ 2213 ; Mr. Cohen, 2217 ; Sir Henry ment by Sir Henry Parkes to recommit Parkes, 2220 ; Mr. Greenwood, 2221 ; Mr. Bill, 2437; Bill recommitted, 2440; clause Melville, 2223 ; Mr. Dillon, 2224 ; Mr. (voting)-amendment by Mr. Garrett O'Connor, Mr. Charles, 2226; negatived, (elector to vote for full number of candi­ 2227; consideration in Committee con­ dates to be elected), 2440; debated by Mr. tinued- new clause proposed by Sir Webb, Mr. J. Davies, Mr. Melville, Mr. Henry Parkes as to evidence before Com­ Jacob, Mr. Garrett, Dr. Bowker, Mr. mittee of Elections and Qualifications, Copeland, Sir Henry Parkes, 2441 ; Mr. 2279 ; debated by Mr. Fitzpatrick, Sir Farnell, Mr. Charles, 2442 ; l\Ir. Green­ Henry Parkes, Mr. Burns, Mr. Garrett, wood, 2443 ; agreed to, 2443 ; new clause Mr. Greenwood, 2279; negatived, 2280; (deposit by candidate of £40) proposed by representation of Gold Fields-new clause Mr. S. C. Brown, 2444 ; debated by Mr. moved by Mr. Beyers, 2280; debated by Garrett, 2444, 2446 ; Mr. S. C. Brown, Sir Henry Parkes, 2281; Mr. Baker, Mr. Mr. Farnell, 2445 ; !I-greed to, '2446 ; new Beyers, 2282 ; Mr. Copeland, Mr. Macin­ clause (as to forfeit of deposit) proposecl tosh, 2283; Mr. Coonan, 2284, 2286; Mr. by l\fr. 8. C. Brown, 2446 ; debated by Melville, 2284; Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Buchanan, 2446; Mr. Melville, 2447; negatived, 2286 ; consideration in Com­ Mr. Coonan, Mr. O'Connor, 2449, 2451 ; mittee continued-new clause (deposit by Mr. Burns, Mr. Terry, l\fr. Greenwood, candidate of. £50) moved by J\:Ii-. S. C. 2450; Mr. Garrett, 2451; l\Ir. Webb, Brown, 2297, 2298; debated by Mr. Bu­ and agreed to, 2452 ; Bill reported with chanan, 2297 ; Mr. Gat'rett, 2298, 2307 ; further amendments, 2452 ; motion by Mr. Melville, 2299; Mr. Charles, 2300; Mr. 'Watson to adopt report, and amend­ Mr. Burns, Mr. Jacob, 2301; Sir Henry ment by Mr. Moses to recommit Bill, Parkes, 2302 ; Mr. Copeland, 2304 ; Mr. 2534 ; amendment negatived, 2535; mo­ Macintosh, Mr. J. Davies, Mr. Lynch, tion debated ·by l\Ir. O'Connor, 2535 ; Mr. •2305; Mr. Eckford, Mr. Day, Mr. Far­ Garrett, 2538; Mr. Cohen, 2540; Mr. nell, 2306 ; Mr. S. C. Brown, 2309; Mr. Gray, Mr. Greenwood, 2542 ; Mr. Fitz­ Greenwood, 2311; negatived, 2313 ; new patrick, 2546 ; Mr. W. Davies, 2548 ; clause (as to change of residence) proposed agreed to, 2549 ; third reading moved by by Mr. Copeland, 2313.; debated by Sir Mr. Watson, 2562; debated by Mr. Henry Parkes, 2313, 2314; Mr. Cope­ Buchanan, 2562 ;- Dr. Bowker, 2563 ; Cap­ land, Mr. Jacob, and withdrawn, 2314; tain Onslow, 2564; Mr. Garrett, 2565 ; new clause (miners to vote on pi·oduction Mr. Pilcher, Mr. O'Connor, 2567 ; Mr. of miner's right) proposed by Mr. Ben­ Melville, 2570; Bill read third time, 2571 nett, 2314; debated by l\Ir.. Dangar, Mr. Oouncilr-- Greenwood, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Lynch, Bill received" from Assembly and ·first read­ Mr. Melville, Sir Henry Parkes, 2315; ing moved by Sir John· Robertson,· 2573; xxviii ELE [INDEX.]- ENC

ELECTORAL-continued ELECTORAL-continu~cl ELECTORAL BILL--continued ELECTORAL BILL--continuecl Council--continited Council-continu~cl debated by Mr. Piddington, 2573; Sir Mr. C. Campbell, Sir George !mies, 2861; John Robertson, 2575; Bill read first Mr. Piddington, Mr. Docker, Sir Alfred time, 2575; second reading moved by Sir Stephen, Sir John Robertson, 2862; Bill John Robertson and agreed to, 2i05 ; Bill read third time, 2863 considered in Committee, 2705 ; clause .A.ssenibly- (qualification of c::mdidates)-amendment Bill returned from Council, 2888 ; Sir Henry by Mr. Foster to make members of Coun­ Parkes as to intention of Government re cil eligible for election, 2706; debated Council's amendments, 2934 ; Council's by Mr. Foster, 2707, 2709; Sir .John amendments considered, 3258 ; assented Robertson, 2706, 2707 ; Mr. Piddington, to, 3270 2706, 2708 ; Mr. Samuel, 2708 ; amend­ ment witlidrawn, 2709; clause (compila­ Council-- tion of rolls) debated by Mr. Darley, Sir Message received from Assembly intimating Alfred Stephen, Mr. Docker, 2709 ; Mr. agreement with amendments, 3267 ; as­ Flood, Mr. Foster, and agreed to, 2710; sented to, 3270 clause (exclusion of persons from polling­ ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION- booth) - amendment by l\Ir. Darley for Canterbury and Hume Elections­ exclusion of candidates, 2710; debated Explanation respecting, by Sir Henry by Sir Alfred Stephen, Sir John Robert­ Parkes, 2031 ; observations by Mr. Day, son, Sir John Hay, Mr. A. Campbell, 2032 and agreed to, 2711 ; schedule .A.­ Clarence- amendment by Mr. Norton to amal­ M\. Bawden resigned, 1535 ;_Mr. Fawcett gamate North and South Cumberland, elected, 2031; .Mr. Fawcett sworn, 2053 debated by Sir John Robertson, Mr. A. Campbell, Mr. Darley, Mr. Pid­ East Macquarie- dington, Sir John Hay, 2713; Mr. Oakes, .A.., Mr. Combes elected, 16 and amendment \Vithdrawn, 2714; clause East Sydney- (elector to \•ote for number of can­ .A..,. Mr. Stuart resigned, 293; Dr. Renwick .didates equal to number to be returned): elected, 647 amendment by Mr. Piddingt

ENCOURAGEMENT TO NATIVE INDUSTIUES- EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS' (FUNCTIONS SUBSTI- contimted · TUTION BILL)-continued . through count-out, 919 ; motion again Gounci/,- moved by Mr.. Buchanan, and again Bill received from Assembly and .read first lapsed through count-out, 1636 ; motion time, 2775 ; read second time, 2894 ; again moved by Mr. Buchanan on House passed through Committee and reported, going into Committee of Supply, 2724; 28()7 ; read third time, 2935 ; message debated by Mr. Melville, 2i32: negatived, from Assembly intimating agreement with 2736 amendments, 3114; assented to, 3224 ESTIMATES-See FINANCE EXHIBITION-See L'ITERNATIONAL ExrrrmTioN EQUITY BILL- Gounci/,- Bill presented by Mr. Darley and read first time, 354 ; second reading moved by Mr. Darley, 472; debate by Sir Alfred Stephen, 474; Mr. Foster, 476 ; Mr. F Norton, 477; Mr. De Salis, Mr. Stewart, 478 ; Sir George Innes, Mr. Darley, 479; FENCING BILL-See CROWN LANDS a.greed to, ~80; considered in Committee, 582 ; third reading, 629 ; Bill returned FINANCE- from Assembly with amendments and Accounts, Public- :11nendments agreed with, 3236; assented A., question by Mr. Greenwood as to state to, 3273 of, 1800; annual statement of, laid on Assernbly-- the table, 3206 Bill receiYed from Council and rea.d first APPROPRIATION BILL- time, 644; referred to select committee on Assernbly-· Equity Jurisdiction, 1132; second read­ Bill presented and read first time, 2919 ; ing moved by Mr. Farnell, 3086 ; debated 7 by Mr. 'Visdom, a.greed tq, and com­ second reading moved by Mr. '\ atson, mitted, 3087 ; reported with amendments, 3150; debated by Mr. Green"•oocl, 3150; 3198; recommitted, 3209 ; read third Sir Henry Parkes, 3152; Mr. Farnell, time, 3238 ; message from Council inti­ 3155; Mr. Cohen, 3156; Dr. Renwick, mating agreement with amendments, 3158; Bill read second time, 3158; re­ 3258 ; assented to, 3273 ported from Committee, 3159; read third See also COMMITTEES, SELECT time, 3160; ieceived from Council, and Mr. Speaker authorised to present Bill to Governor for Royal assent, 3163; as­ EVIDENCE DY Co~nnSSIONERS UNDER GREAT SEAL BILL- sented to, 3193 Assernbly- Oom(cil- Motion by Mr. 'Visdom for leave to intro­ Bill received from Assembly and read first duce, agreed to, 2559; Bill read first time, 3161., second reading mO\'ed by time, 2586; message from Governor, Bill Mr. S:inmel, debated by Mr. Docker, and read second time, 2638; considered in agreed to, 3161 ; read third time, 3162; Committee, and reported with_ont amend­ assented to, 3224 ment, 2639 ; read third time, 2663 ; re­ Audit Transfer- turned from Council with amendments, A., Minutes of Govern.or and Executive 2837 ; assented to, 2983 Council as to transfer of vote from one Oounci/,- head of expenditure to another, laid on the table, 1069, 2586 Bill received from Assembly and read first time, 2673; read second. time and con­ BORDER DUTIES, CONVENTION WITII SOUTH siderecl in Committee, 2793 ; read third AusTRALIA- time, 2819; message from Assembly in­ A., question by Mr. Cohen as to termination timating agreement with amendments, of, 2629, 2758 ; debated in Committee of 2863 ; assented to, 2()39 · Supply by Mr. Cohen, 2848, 2852; Sir Henry Parkes, 2851, 2852; Mr. Fitz­ Exc1sE AND CusTOi\lS-iS'ee FINANCE patrick, Mr. Barbour, 2853 ; Mr. Wat­ son, as to amount to be paid by South EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS' (FUNCTIONS SUBSTI­ Australian Government, 2990 TUTION) BILL-_ COLONIAL SPIRITS DUTY BILL- Assernbly- .A., Bill read first time, 838; second reading.• Bi11 presented by Sir Henry Parkes and · 869 ; third reading, 885 ; returned from read first time, 2271 ; read second time Council, !)66 ; assented to, 1069 - anti passed through Committee, 2768 ; 0., Bill received from Assembly and read read third time, 2771 ; returned from first time, 920 ; second and third read­ Council with amendments, 2947; Council's ings, 958 ; assented to, 10()3 amendments agreed with, 3112 ; assented See also CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES to, 3199 RESOLUTIONS xxx FIN [INDEX.] FIN

FINANOE-contimted FIN.ANOE-continued Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. l)- CUSTOMS AND EXCISE 'DUTIES RESOLUTIONS­ A., Standing Orders suspended, 610; mes­ continued sage from the Governor, 644 ; Bill passed per gallon, 753; agreed to, 754; reso­ through all its stages, 644; returned from lution to increase duty on imported wines, Council, 670 754; agreed to, 756; excise duty ·on ale, 0., received from Assembly, a.n~ passed beer, and porter proposed by Mr. vVatson, through all its stages, 643 ; assented to, 758 : negatived, 781 670 CUSTOMS INCREASED DUTIES BILL­ Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2)- A ssembly- A., message from the Governor, 757; re­ A., Bill presented by l\fr. \Va~son and read solutions in Committees of Supply, 838 ; first time, 837 ; second reading moved and \Vays and Means, 852; first reading, by Mr. iVatson and agreed to, 869; Bill 8,52 ; second reading, 8()8 ; third read­ read third time, 885 ; returned from ing, 885 ; returned from Council, 948 ; Council, 966 ; assented to, 1069 assented to, 958 Oouncil- 0., received from Assembly, and passed Bill receiYed from .Assembly and read ·first through all its stages, ·920; assented to, time, 920 ; Standing Orders suspended, 948 and second reading moved by Mr. Samuel, Consolidated Rjivcnue Fund Bill (No. 3)- 948 ; debated by Mr. Piddington, 949 ; A., message from the Governor, 1175; re­ l\fr. Thornton, Mr. .A. Campbell, 950; solutions' in Committees of Supply and Sir John Robertson·, 951 ; Mr. C. Camp­ \Vays and Means, and first reading, bell, 952 ; l\fr. Holt, Mr. Flood, 953 ; Mr. 1214; second reading, 1260; third read­ Samuel in reply, 955 ; agreed to and ing, 1308; returned from Council, 133J; considered in Committee, 957 ; reported assented to, 1331 without amendment and read third time, 0., received from .Assembly and passed 958; assented to, 1093 through all its stages, 1291 ; assented to, Deficiency in the Revenue- 1334 A., question by ~fr. Cohen as to intention Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 4)- of Gq\•ernment in regard to, 868 A., message from the Go\•ernor, 1523 ;· re­ Duties on Australian \Vines- solutions in Committees of Supply and A., statement by Sir Henry Parkes as to W a.ys and Means, and first reading, steps taken by Agent General on behalf of 1546; second and third readings, 1572 ; ~e-growers, 66 returned from Council, 1624; assented to, Duty, payment of- 1636 • A., Mr. Long as to reply of Treasurer to 0., received from Assembly and passed question of Mr. l\IcElhone, respecting, 757 through all its stages, 1569; assented to, Duty Stamps- 16::l7 A., question by l\fr. Burns as to use of Consolidatecl Revenue Fund Bill (No: 5)- postage stamps in lieu of, 3125; question A., message from the Governor, 2053; by Mr. Macintosh as to stamping of passed through all its stages, 2101 ; re­ promissory-notes, 3163 turned from Council, 2130; assented to, Excise Duties- 2130 A., question by l\Ir. Long as to intentions G., received from Assembly and passed of Government in consequence of loss through all its stages, 2101 ; assented to, of excise proposals, 794 ; Mr. Long as to 2134 Treasurer's answer to question, 835 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 6)- See OusTo~rs AND EXCISE DUTIES A., Standing Orders suspended, 2378; lf'leS­ RESOLUTIOXS, supra sage from the Governor, 2384; resolution in Committee of Supply, 2453; obser­ Fu<.ANCIAL STATEi\IENT- vations by l\lr. Greenwood as to means of AsBPmbly- meeting expenditure for the year, 2454 ; Question by M.r. Cohen as to date when resolution in Committee of iVays and statement would be made, 153 ; statement Means, 2459; Bill passed through tll its defened so as not to interrupt debate on stages, 2459 ; returned from Council, Public Instruction Bill, 301 ; statement 2493; assented to, 2559 made by Mr. iYatson, 546; debated by G., Bill received from ·.Assembly and passed Mr. Cohen, 647; Mr. Combes, 655; Mr. through all its stages, 2460; assented to, Garrett, 659; Mr. Charles,- 661 ; Mr. 2571 Fitzpatrick, 663 ; Mr. Buchanan, 665; Mr. Gray, 669 ; progress reported, 670 ; OusTOllIS AND ExcrnE DuTrns RESOLUTIONs- debate continued by Mr. Copeland, 693; A., resolution moved by Mr. Watson in Mr. Buchanan, 698 ; ~ir Henry Parkes, Committee of Ways and Means to increase 702 Mr. Garrett, 712; Mr. Fitzpatrick, duties on imported spirits to 12s. per 713 Mr. McCulloch, 714 ; Mr. Cohen, gallon, 744; agreed to, 753; resolution to 715 Mr. Macintosh, 716; Mr. McElhone, increase duty on colonial spirit to 12s. 717 FIN [INDEX.] FIN xx.xi

FINANCE-continued FIN ANCE-continued FINANCIAL STAi'EMENT (SUPPLE~JEXTARY)­ STAMP DUTIES BILL. (No. !)-continued Assembly- As.sembly-continued Question by Mr. Cohen, 2769 ; statement adopted in 'Vays and Means, 1008 ; Bill made by Mr. Watson, 2837; debated by reported with amendments, 1020; re­ Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2919, 2933, 3028, 3033; committed, 1038 ; reported and report Sir .Henry Parkes, 2926, 3032; Mr. Green­ adopted, 1091 ; Bill read third time and wood, 2948, 3034 ; Mr. 'Vatson, 2962, transmitted to Council, 1120 2981; Mr. McElhone, 2967, 3029; Mr. Gouncil- Garrett, ·2973, 2981, 3032; Mr. Cohen, 2990 ; Dr. Renwick, 2998 ; :M:r. Burns, Bill received from Assembly and read first 3001; Dr. Bowker, 3003; Mr. Webb, time, 1158 ; second reading moved by 3005 ; Mr. Buchanan, 3010; Mr. Farnell, Mr. Samuel, 1240 ; debated by Mr. J. 3015-; Mr. Lucas, 3023; Mr. Macintosh, Campbell and Mr. C. Campbell, 1242; 3026; Mr. Hmley (Hartley), 3032; Mr. Mr: Holt, Mr. Thornton, and Mr. Gor­ Melville, 3034, 3059; Mr. Copeland, 3035; don, 1243 ; Mr. Samuel in reply, 1244; Mr. Hoskins, 3048 ; Order of the Day for Bill read second time ; considered in reception of formal resolution discharged, Committee, 1246; amendment by Mr. Stewart to add to exemptions, 1255; 3088 amendment agreed to, 1257 ; Bill re-· Public Expenditure- ported with au amendment, 1260; mo­ 0., Mr. De Salis as to extravagance of, 629 tion by Mr. Samuel to recommit Bill to Public Fiuances- consider amended schedule, 1335; debate A., attention called by Mi·. vVebb to article -as to powers of Council re money Bills in Herald as to state of, 1403 -Mr. Samuel, 1335; Mr. Gordon, Mr. Ogilvie, 1337, 1341; Mr. Piddington, PvnLIC WoRKS LOAN BILL- 1338 ; Sir George Innes, 1339 ; Mr. A., Bill presented and read first time, 2919; Docker, Sir John Robertson, 1341; Mr. second reading moved by Mr. Y\T atson, Foster, 1342 ; Professor Smith, 1344 ; Mr. r 3191; debated by Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Watt, 1345; Mr. A. Campbell, 1346; ·watson, 3192; Mr. Farnell, 3193; agreed Mr. Holt, 1347; Mr. J. Campbell, Jl.Xr. to and Bill considered in Committee and Marks, 1348 ; Sir Alfred Stephen, 1349 ; reported without amendment, 3193; read . Mr. Oakes, 1350; motion negatived; third time, 3194; returned from Council, report adopted and Bill read third time, 3258 ; assented to, 3270 1351 G., Bill received from Assembly and read Assembly- first time, 3224 ; second reading moved Bill returned from Conucil, 1371 ; motion by Mr. Samuel, 3225 ; debated by Mr. by Sir Henry Parkes to lay the Bill aside, C. Campbell, Mr. Piddin~ton, 3226; Mr. 1:371; debateu by Mr. ·Fitzpatrick, Mr. A. Campbell, 3227; Sir .John Robertson, Garrett, and Mr. Charles, and Bill laid 3228; Mr. Holt, 3229 ; Mr. Docker, Mr. aside, 1372 Samuel, 3230 ; considered in Committee, 3232 ; read third time, 3236 ; assented STAMP DUTIES BILL (No. 2)-.:. to, 3270 Assembly- Savings Bank of New South Wales- Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to suspend A., resolutions respecting, by Mr.• Long, Standing Orders to admit of new Bill withdrawn, on Treasurer stating that passing all stages in one day, 1372 ; Go­ Government intended to bring in a Bill to vernor's message received, 1382 ; Bill pre­ deal with the subject, 1083; motion by sented and read first time, 1388; second Mr. Hurley (Hartley) affirming that no reading moved by Mr. Watson, 1388; director or auditor of a bank should act as debated by Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1388; Mr. director or trustee of SavingG Bank, 2157; Garrett, 1389 ; Mr. Cohen, 1390 ; Mr. agreed to, 2158 Charles, 1391 ; Captain Onslow, Mr. S. C. Brown, 1392 ; Sir Henry Parkes, 139:3 ; STAMP Du'l'IES BILL (No. !)­ Mr. Greenwood, 1395 ; Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Assembly- McCulloch, 1397; Bill read second time Resolutions in 'Vays and Means agreed to, and committed, 1398 ; motion by Mr. · and Bill presented and read first time, McCulloch to insert Council's amendment 744; Governor's. message received, 835 ;' in previous Bill, 1399 ; debated by Mr. second reading moved by Mr. Watson, Cohen, 1399; Mr. Garrett, 1400; Mr. Fitz­ 869; debated by Mr. S. C. Brown, 870; patrick, 1401; Mr. McCulloch, Mr. Jacob, Mr. McCulloch, 872; Mr. Gray, Mr. Fitz­ and Mr. Charles, 1402; motion negatived, patrick, Mr. Burns, 873; Dr. Bowker, 1402; Bill reported without amendment, Mr. Charles, 874; Mr Webb, 875; Bill read third time and transmitted to Coun­ reaLl second time, 875 ;. considered in cil, 1403 Cominittee, 876 ; motion by Mr. Fitz­ Coimcil-- patrick to report progress owing to Bill received from Ass'embly and first read­ absence of Mr. S. C. Brown, 936; motion ing moved by Mr. Samuel, 1414; debate withdrawn, 938 ; consideration in Com­ as .to whether Bill could be entertained, mittee continued, 938, 958; new schedules Mr. Dalley, 1414 ; Mr. Samuel, 1416 ; x.xxii FIN [INDEX.] FIN

FINAN CE-continued FINAN CE-continued STAMP DuTIES BILL (No. 2)-continueci STAMP DUTIES BILL No. 2)-continued Council-continued Assernhly-continued Mr. Pidclington, 1417; Sir John Robert­ 1708 ; Mr. Greville, 1709 ; Mr. Eckford, son, 1418; Mr. Foster, 1419; Mr. Docker, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1710 ; Sir George Innes, 1421 ; Mr. C. Camp­ motion by Sir Henry Parkes to appoint bell, 1424; Mr. Darley, 1424; Presi­ Committee to search records of Council, dent's ruling, 1425; motion to read Bill 2443 ; report of Committee, 2444 first time, negatived, 1428 ; explanation by President as to rnling, 1462; motion STAMP DuTIES BrLL (No. 3)­ by Mr. Samuel to restore Order of Day Assernbly- for first. reading, 1593 ; debated by Mr. Standing Orders suspended to allow Bill Docker, 1593 ; Mr. Piddington, 1596; to pass through all stages in one sitting, Mr. Dalley, 1602; Sir Alfred Stephen, Bill presented and read first time, 2845 ; 1607 ; Sir George Innes, 1610; Mr. Fos­ second reading moved by Mr. ·watson,- ter, 1613; Mr. C. Campbell, 1615; Mr. 2866; debated by Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2866; Ogi1"ie, 1616; Mr. A. Campbell, 1617; Mr. Buchanan, 2867; Mr. Jacob, Mr. Mr. Samuel in reply, 1618 ; Mr. Docker, Farnell, 2869; .Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Garrett, in explanation, 1624; motion agreed to, 2870; Mr. Cohen, 2872; Sir Henry 1624; motion by Mr. Samuel to suspend Parkes, 2874; Mr. Melville, 2877; Bill Standing Orders so as to admit of Bill read second time, 2879; debate on motion being passed through all its stages in one for going into Committee by Mr. Fitz­ sitting, agreed to, and Bill read second patrick, 2879; Mr. Buchanan, 2882; Bill time, 1638; in Committee-motion by Mr. considered in Committee, 2882 ; reported Stewart to add exemptions to schedule with amendments and report adopted, similar to that inserted in previous Bill, 2888 ; read thircl time, 2893 ; assented 1638; debated by Mr. Holt, 1639, 1653; to, 3035. Mr. Samuel, 1639, 1645, 1651; Mr. Darley, C'ouncil- 1639; Mr. Dalley, 1644; Mr. Foster, 1641; Bill recei\'ed from Assembly and read first Mr. ·watt, 1642, 1649; Mr. Gordon, 1G43; time, 2897 ; Bill read second time, and Mr: Frazer, 1G44 ; Sir Alfred Stephen, Standing Orders suspended and Bill 1646; l\Jr. A. Campbell, 1649; Mr. Flood, passed through remaining stages, 2939 ; 1653; Mr. C. Campbell, Mr. Ogilvie, 1654; assented to, il080 Sir John Robertson, 1655; Mr. Oakes, 1659; motion agreed to, 1660; progress SUPPLY- reported, 1661 ; motion by Mr. Samuel Additional Estimates, 2856 "that no progress be reported," agreed Agent General, 2355 to, 1808; Bill reported with amendment, Assembly, Legislative, 1376 2371 ; motion by Mr. Darley that the Charitable Allowances, 2362 adoption of report stand an Order of the Charitable Institutions, 2360 Day for this day three months, 2371 ; Colonial Architect, 2549 debated by Mr. Docker, 2372, 2376 ; Mr. Colonial Secretary, 1450 Samuel; 2372 ; l\Ir. Piddington; 2373; Council, Legislative, 137 5 Mr. A. Campbell, 2373, 2374; Mr. Foster, Crown Solicitor, 2524 2373; Sir John Robertson, 2374; Mr. Discovery of New Gold Fields, 2558 Gordon, 2374, 2377 ; Sir Alfred Stephen, District Courts-Judge Meymott, 2365 Sir John Hay, 2375; Mr. Darley, 2377; Electric Telegraphs, 2557 motion agreed to, 2'377 Equity, Master in, 2523 Fitzroy Dry Dock, 2549 Assembly- Free J;'.ublic Library, 2522 On motion for adjournment-'-action of Glebe Island Abbatoir, 2364 Council upon Bill, debated by Sir Henry Governor, His Excellency, the, 1372 Parkes, 1492 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1496 ; Grants in Aid of Public Institutions, 2523 Mr. Garrett, 14!l9; Mr. Pilcher, 1502; Health and Immigration Offices, 2363 Mr. "Lucas, 1505; Dr. Bowker, ·1506; Mr. Immigration Vote, 2360, 2741 Charles, 1507 ; Mr. Cameron, 1509 ; Mr. Insolvency Court, 2365 , McCulloch, 1510; Mr. Greenwood, 1511; Land Agents, &c., 2525 Mr. O'Connor, 1514; Sir Henry Parkes, Lands,· Department of, 2524 1517; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1522 ; Mr. Bu­ Lauds, Survey of, 2525, chanan (on motion for adjournment which Loan Estimates, 2859 was not seconded), 1569 ; statement by Military Forces, 1459, 2736 Sir Henry Parkes, 1682; debated by Mr. Miscellaneous Services, 2362, 2364 Buchanan, on motion of adjournment, Ml).seum, 2521 1683; Mr. Dillon, Mr. Greenwood, 1684; Naval Brigade, 1459 Mr. Cameron, 1685 ; statement by Sir Observatory, 2521, 2515 Henry Parkes, 1700; debated by Mr. Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1450 Fitzpatrick on motion for adjournment, Petty Sessions, 2368, 2515 1700; Sir Henry Parkes in explanation, Pharmacy Board, 2363 1704; Mr. Garrett, 1704; Mr. Gray, Prisons, 2354 1706; Mr. Charles, 1707; Dr. Bowker, Prothonotary, .2364- FIN (INDEX.] GOV :u:xiii

FINANCE-continued FIN.ANOE-continued SuPPLY,---continued WooL, CATTLE, & CoaL ·TA.'< BILL-continued Public Instruction, 2521 Assembiy-continued Public Scholarships, 2522 Mr. Stuart, 3253, 3257; Mr. ,V. Davies, Public Works, 2549 3255 ; Mr. Macintosh, 3256 ; negatived, Public 'Vorks Department, 2549 and clause agreed to on casting vote of Public 'Vorks and Buildings, 2551 chairman, 3258 ; lapsed at prorogation Quarantine, 2363 Quarter Sessions, 2524 Railways, 2556 FrsIIERIES CoM11nss10N- • Shipping M

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GOVERNMENT BusrnEss-continuecl Oouncil- Sir John Robertson as to amendment of Stamp Duties Bill, 1686 ; as to order of business, 1921 I GOVERN111ENT CONTRACTS- Assenibly- Mr. McElhcine in reference to Mr. Greville IMllf!GRATION­ as contractors' agent, 388 ; Mr. Greville Ass1sTED bnnGRATION- ·in reply, 390; transactions of Mr. Greville A., motion by Mr. Cameron for suspension again referred to by Mr. McElhone, 2482; of, during present year, 984 ;'debated by Mr. Greville in reply, 251.0; Mr. Hunger­ Sir Henry Parkes, 989 ; l\fr. Ganett, ford as to necessity of advertising Go­ 995 ; Mr. Charles, 997 ; lapsed through vernment contracts, 1228 count-out, _997 ; motion again proposed by Mr. Cameron, 1331 ; debated by Mr. GOVERNOR, Hrs EXCELLENCY THE­ Buchanan, 1333 ; ruled out of order be­ . Appointment of- cause in anticipation of vote in supply, Ooitncil- 1334 . Message from the Governor notifying 0., motion by Mr. C. Campbell condemning appointment, 23; Address in Reply, 32 ; present policy of, and advocating assis­ Governor's Reply to Address, ll8 tance to female immigrants and farmers, Assernbly- 1292; debated by Sir John Robertson, Message from the Governor .notify]ng 1295; l\fr. Watt, 1297; Mr. Holt, Mr. appointment, 23 ; Address in Reply, 37 ; C. Campbell, 1298; negatived, 1299 Governor's Reply to Address, 41 See also COMMITTEES, SELECT, ancl See PARLIAMENT wul PREROGATIVE FINANCE : SUPPLY OF MERCY-JUSTICE, ADMINIS­ TRATION OF CHL.~ESE, brnrrGRATION OF­ GRAllillIAR ScHOOLs-Se"e EDUCATION. .Assembly- GUNNING, CASE OF- Question by Mr. Thompson as to inten­ Asse'!nbly- tions of Government . respecting, 2031 ; Motion by Mr. O'Connor for return respeoi­ question by Mr. O'Connor as to reception ing, 2694 of deputation by Colonial Secretary, 2295 ; motion by Mr. Cameron affirming GUNPOWDER, STORAGE OF-See MILITARY ·that Bill to restrict Chinese immigration AND NAVAL should be brought in as soon as practi­ cable, 2694 ; amendment by il>Ir. Melville to have Bill brought in this session, 2699; debated by Mr. Hurley (Hartley), 2699; H Mr. O'Connor, 2700 ; Sir Henry Parkes, 2701 ; Mr.. Fitzpatrick,. 2703 ; motion and HILL'S EsTATE·BILL­ amendment negatived, 2703 Assernbly- Coal-miners, Immigration of- , Bill presented and read first time, '2889; A., Sir Remy Parkes as to instructions to referred to select committee, '2948 Agent General respecting, 2296 HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION IN SYD1''EY­ Immigrants per "Camperdown"- A., l\fr. Melville as to accommodation for, Assenibly- 2990, 3080 ; question by l\fr. Farnell, Motion by Dr. Bowker affirming that no 3035 hospital other than an emergency one should be built in Sydney, 212 _; debate adjourned, 214; continued by Sir Henry Parkes, 512; Mr. Combes, 516; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 517; Mr. Greville, 518; Mr. bIPRISONl\IENT FOR DEBT AllOLITION BILL­ Lucas, 519; -debate adjourned, 520; con­ A ssernbly.,- tinued by Dr. Renwick, 885; Mr. Charles, Bill presented by l\fr. Buchanan and read 889; Mr. Day, 891 ; l\fr. Macintosh, Mr. first time, 2272 ; second reading moved by Gray, 892; l\fr. Lynch, ]\fr. J. Davies, l\fr. Buchanan ;, debated by Mr. Cohen, 893 ; amendment by Mr. J. Davies that 2814; l\fr. Hurley (Hartley), 2816; plans for new building be submitted to negatived, 2817 the House for approval, 894 ; debate con­ tinued by Mr. Fitzpatrick, l\fr. Gray, 894; Mr. Cameron, Dr. Remvick, 895; Mr: Greville, Mr. Garrett, 896; Dr. Bow­ ker, 898 ; amendment and motion nega- tived, 900 · INDUSTRIES-' See also COMMITTEES, SELECT, and See ENCOURAGEMENT TO NATIVE INFIRMARY }:NDUSTRIES - .- - .- ~- ·- :""·-..O:-. :-i--

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Il'."'FIRMARY, SYDNEY­ JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF-continuecl .Assembly- Elias, Abraham- Mr. Macintosh as to case of Dr. Morgan, .A., motion by Mr. Greenwood for return 158; as to case of patient named Creigh­ respecting estate of, 2054 ton, 728 ; motion by Mr. R. B. Smith for EQUITY ADMINISTRATION- information respecting, 983 ; for report See COMMITTEES, SELECT showing how Government aid is applied, 1492; Mr. Buchanan as to improper treat­ Evans v. Merriman- ment of patient, 2230 ; Mr. Melville as to .A., Mr. Mc.1£lhone as to case of, 483 case of Mr. Henry Farley, 2943 Jurors, Remuneration to- INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION­ A:, motion by Mr. Cameron for return respecting, 3086 .Assembly- Mr. O'Connor as to sale of goods at, 52 ; Juvenile Offenders- Mr. Clarke as to action of Commissioners .A., Dr. Bowker, as t.o imprisonment of, 66 respecting exhibition of dairy produce, Larrikinism, Suppression of- 66 ; motion by Mr. Cameron for return as .A., question by Mr. W. C. Browne as to to expenses, 66 ; Mr. McElhone as to dis­ intention of Government respecting, 1927 missal of Exhibition gate-keeper, 982 ; Legal Professions- Capbin Onslow as to closing of l~xhibi­ .A., question by Mr. Buchanan put to Mr. tion, 1092; Mr. Buchanan as to disposal S. C. Brown as to his intention in regard of Exhibition building, 2053 ; Dr. Ren­ to a Bill for amalgamation of, ruled out wick as to recognising services of Colonial of order, 1572 Architect, 2549 Licensing Courts- .A., Mr. Coonan as to proceedings of ma­ gistrates in, 2243 ; Mr. O'Connor, 2677 J See also Licensing Bill Little, James,, Insolvent Estate of-. A., Mr. McElhone as to conduct of Official JAVA, S.S.­ Assignee and Solicitor in, 3206 Assembly'- Question by Mr. Melville as to small-pox l\biYl\IOTT, Mr., "DISTRICT COURT JUDGE­ on board of, 2835 G'., Mr. De Salis as to proceedings of, at Gunnedah, 2328 JESUITS- A., question by Mr. Cameron in regard to .Assembly- .proceedings . of, at Gunnedah, 2343 ; . Mr. Hurley ( Hcirtley) as to law respecting, charges against, by Mr. Dillon, in Com­ 71. mittee of Supply, 2365; c1uestion by Mr. Greenwood as to supension of, 2436; JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF~ Mr. McElhone, 2483 ; specific statement Challenge of Jurors- of charges by Mr. Dillon, 2629 ; q1~estion .A .. , Mr. Buchanan as to unusual challenge by Mr. Buchanan, as to suspension of, of jurors by Attorney General, 1175 2769 COllIMISSlON OF THE PEACE- Police Courts, Sydi1Gy- . · .A., motion by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) for See PUBLIC WORKS AND issue of new Commission, 2343 ; debated BUILDINGS by Sir Henry Parkes, 2345; Mr. Garrett, " PREROGATIVE OF MERCY- 2347; Mr. Charles, Mr. Day, 2349; Mr. Assembly- O'Connor, Mr. Coonan, 2350; Mr. Mel­ ville, 2351; Mr. Lucas, 2352; negatived, Motion by Mr. Buchanan to vest prero­ 2354 . gative of mercy in Governor and Executive Council, 1141 ; debated by Sir Henry Convictions, return.of- Parkes, 1143 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1146; Mr. .A., motion by Mr. Greenwood for return of Cohen, 1150 ; amendment by Mr. Cohen to convictions at instance of Inspectors of make Ministers responsible for exercise of Nuisances and of Public Vehicles, 958 prerogative, 1.152 ; debate continued by Sir Criminal Assaults on Females- Henry Parkes, 1152; Mr. Garrett, 1154 ; .A., question by Mr. Thompson for Mr. "\;"\T. Mr. Gray, 1155; Mr. Macintosh, r.:rr. C. Browne as to more effectual punish- Greville, 11-56 ; amendment and motion foent of, 1636 . · negatived, 1157 Dog Act- . Punishment, Legal- A., Mr. Jacob as to enforcement of, in Pat­ .A., Dr. Bowker, as to uncertainty of, 51 terson district, 67 Kelly Gang- Drnns, Mr. G: R.- .A., Remarks as to capture of, in Victoria, Assernbly- 3194 Motion by Mr. Buchanan for correspondence REAL PROPERTY Ac:T- respecting arrest of, 2811 ; motion by A., Sir Henry Parkes, as to intention of Mr. Hurley ( Hcwtley) for further corres­ Government respecting recommendations pondence, 3086 of Royal Commission on, 66 xx xvi JUS [INDEX.] LAN

JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF-continuecl JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF-continued Rioters, Newcastle Collieries · Veness v. Rogers- A., Dr. Bowker as to release of, from gaol, A., motion by Mr. Jacob for papers in con­ 2242 nection with ca.se of, 85 Sampson, Lewis- 'Vantabadgery Bushrangers- A., question by Mr. Taylor as to prosecu­ A., Sir Henry Parkes as to capture of, 208; tion of, for perjury, 2534 Mr. Coonan as to decision of Executive Shooting, Case of- Council concerning, 719; question by Mr. A., question by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) as Lynch on same subject, 781 to alleged shooting of a boy by his brother See also SUPPLY at Lithgow, 355 Small Debts Act- 0., motion by Ml'. Stewart showing number of actions under, at Sydney Police C'ourts, 217 . Sparks, John- A., motion by Mr. Cohen for depositions in L case of, agreed to, 2534 Supreme Court-- LAND LAWS- 0., Mr. De Salis as to arrears of business Col\'DITIONAL PURCHASES LEGALISING BILL- in, 2328 · A., question by Mr. Day,· as to whethe'r A., motion by Mr. Buchanan for correspon­ Government intend introducing such a dence relating to leave of absence of Bill during present session, 399 ; ques­ Judges and appointment of fifth Judge, tion to same effect by Mr. Burns, 1927 2146; Mr. Buchanan as to arrears of business, 2206 ; Mr. Wisdom as to state FORFEITED PURCHASES DECLARATORY BILL­ of business, 2236 .A8sembly- Supreme Court Act- Bill presented and read first time, J,.753; A., question by Mr. Greville as to amend­ second reading moved by Mr. Hoskins, ment of, in respect to judgment obtained 1892; debated by Mr. Farnell, 1894; in Fiji, 399 Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1896; Mr. Charles, Supreme Court·Officials- Mr. Pilcher, 1896 ; Mr. Lynch, Mr. A., Mr. Hurley (Hartley) as to refusal of Greenwood, 1897 ; Mr. Garrett, 1898 ; railway authorities to allow sheriff's Mr. Burns, 1899; Mr. Day, 1900; Mr. officer to accompany goods by rail, 2230 Barbour, 1901; Bill read second time, SurREME COURT TEMPORAIW JuDGE AG'r and considered in Committee, 1902; re­ CONTINUATION BILL- ported with amendments, 1904; recom­ Assembly- mitted and verbally amended, 1965 ; Bill Bill presented and read first time, 2694 ; read third time, 1999 ; returned from second reading moved by Mr. Wisdom, Council, 2211 ; Council's amendments 2759; debated by Mr. Buchanan, 2761 ; considered, 2272 ; message sent to Mr. Cohen, 2762; Mr. Greenwood, 2764 ; Council explaining reasons for disagree­ Mr. S. C. Brown, 2765 ; Bill read second ment with amendments, 2324 ; message time and considered in Committee, 2766; received from Council intimating agree­ reported, 2767 ; withdrawn, 2817 ; new ment with amendments, 2662 ; assented Bill introduced and passed through all to, 2889 · its stages, 2866; returned from CouncilL 3191 ; assented to, 3273 Oouncil- Oou.ncil- Bill received from Assembly and read first Bill received from Assembly and read first time, 1989; second reading moved by time, 2897 ; second reading moved by Sir Sir John Robertson, 2134; ,debated .by John Robertson, 3124; amendment by Sir Alfred Stephen, 2137; Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Darley to read Bill this day six 2138 ; Mr. De Salis, 2139; (amendment months, 3119; debated by :Mr. Stewart, by Mr. De Salis to postpone second read- . 3121 ; Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Foster, 3122 ; ing for a month-subsequently with­ Sir George Innes, Mr. C. Campbell, 3123; drawn), 2139; ~fr. Darley, Mr. Docker, Sir John Robertson, 3118; negatived, 2139; l\ir. Foster, 2140; Mr. Stewart, Bill read second time, reported from Com­ Sir John Robertson, Sir George Innes, mittee, and report adopted, 3125 ; read 2141 ; Sir Alfred Stephen and J\!Ir. Darley third time, 3162; assented to, 3270 in explanation, 2142; Bill read second time, and considered in Committee, 2142; Totalisator- reported with amendments, 2144; re­ A., report of Inspector General of Police on committed and further amended, 2159 ; working of, laid on the table by Sir read third time and returned to Assem­ Henry Parkes, 617 bly, 2192; message received from Assem­ 8ee TOTALISATOR LEGALISING BILL bly explaining reason for disagreement Vagrancy- ·with amendments, 2328 ; consideration of A., question by Mr. Jacob respecting message, 2623 ; Bill returned to Assembly imprisonment . of. blind Chinaman, at with amendments not insisted on, 2629; Paramatta, for, 388 assented to, 2893 LAN (INDEX.] LAN xxxvii

LAND LAWS-continued LAJ\T]) LAWS-continued LANDS ACTS FURTHER AMENDllIENT BILL- LA...-.,DS ACTS FURTHER AMENDMllNT BILL­ Assembly- continue

LANDS (PRIVATE)-continuecl LICENSING-continuecl Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale LIQUOR LICENSES SUSPENSORY BILL­ Bill- Assernbly- A., Bill presented by Mr. Coonan and read Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into first time, 1523; referred to select ?Om­ Committee, 2906; motion made i:n Com­ mittee, 1536; report of select commi.ttee mittee, 2983 ; agreed to and Bill pre­ presented, 1715 ; Bill read second time, sented and read first time, 2985 ; second 2046 ; read third time, 2053; returned reading moved by Sir Henry Parkes ; from Council, 2317; assented to, 2480 debated by Mr. Buchanan, :3163; ·a., Bill received from Assembly. :incl re:id Dr. Renwick, 3164; Mr. Garrett, Mr. first time, 2052; read second tnne, 2192; Jacob, 3165; Mr. Copeland, 3166; Mr. read third time, 2287 ; assented to, 2460 J. Davies, 3168; Mr. McElhone, Mr. St. Leon:ird's Roman C:itholic School Land Greenwoocl, 3170 ; Mr. Day, 3171 ; Mr. Sale Bill- Coonan, Mr. ·w. Davies, 3172 ; Mr. Bad­ A., .motion for le:ive to introduce, 148; gery, Mr. O'Connor, 3173; Mr. Eckford, Bill presented by Mr. Farnell and read a174; Mr. W. C. Browne, Mr. Cameron, first time, 153 ; refelTed to select ?Om­ 3175; Mr. Greville, 3176; Mr. Fitz­ mi ttee, 189 ; report of select com1rnttee patrick, 3177; Captain Onslow, 3179; presented, 292; Bill read second tune, Mr. Farnell, 3180 ; Mr. Roseby, 3181 ; 523 · read third time, 546; returned from Mr. Hurley ( Hurtley), 3182; Mr. Came­ Cou~cil, 837 ; assented to, 958 ron in explanation, 3183 ; Mr. Lynch, 0., Bm receiv!)d from Assembly. and read 3183 ; Bill read second time and con­ first time, 525 ; read second time, 688 ; sidered in Committee, 3183 ; reported reii.d third time, 817 ; assented to, 948 with amendments, 3191 ; third reading, 3194; returned from Council without LICENSING- amendment, 3269; assented to, 3270 Licensed Auctioaeers' Act.Amendment Bill- Council o., Bill presented by Mr. Stewm:t and read first time, 1158 ; second readmg moved Bill received from Assembly and read first time, 3224 ; second reading moved by Sir by Mr. Stewart, and debated by M~·· Pidclington, Mr. A. Campbell, 1299; Sir John Robertson, 3236; debated by Mr. Alfred Stephen, Mr. Foster, Mr. C. Ogilvie, Mr. C. CanipbelJ,,, and Bill. read Campbell, Mr. Ogilvie, 1300; Mr. Nor­ second time and considered in Committee, ton, Sir John Robertson, Mr. Stewart, 3237 ; read third time, 3268 ; assented and negatived, 1301 to, 3273 'LICBXSD'G BILL-- Loco1110TrvEs-See RAILWAYS Assembly- . . . Question by Mr. J. Davies as to mtent10n of . Government to introduce Licensing Bill this session, 225 ; motion by Sir Henry P:irkes to ~o into Comn~itte~ to consider the expediency of bi:mgm_g 1~ a Bill to reaulate the sale of mtoxicatmg . · liquors, a;d for the licensing of certain -trades, 1383 ; resolution agre~d to in ·Committee, 1592; motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into Commit.tee to consider expediency of bringing in Bill to yrov!de MARL'\E BoARD­ for establishment of General Lwensmg A ssembly- Courts, and for regulation of licensed Motion by Mr. 'y ebb for return as to trades, 1928; message from the Governor, transactions of, agreed to, 123 l 1928; resolution moved in Committee by Sir Henry Parkes, debated by Mr. Cohen ~lATRDIOXIAL CAUSES ACT All!END~IEXT BILL-­ and agreed to, 1965; 'Bill presented an_d Assembly- read first time, 2130; explanat10n by Sir . Henry Parkes as to second reading, 2192; Bill presented by Mr. Buch~na.n and read second reading . moved by Sir Henry first time, 32 ; second readmg moved . by ..Parkes, 2537 ; debate:[ by Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Buchanan, 38; debated by Mr. Fitz­ '2594; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2600; Mr. Jacob, patrick, Dr. Bowker, 39 ; M_r. B~ker, ai:d "2608; Mr. Garrett, 2614; Mr. Melville, a"'reed to, 40 ; Bill read third time, 60 ; 2619 ; debate adjourned, 2623; continued r~turned from Council, 355; reserved for lJy Dr. Renwick, 2639; Mr. Charles, Royal assent, 388 :26-15; Mr. Copeland, 2646; J\fr. J. Gounci/,..- Davies, 2651 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick (in ex­ Bill received from Assembly and read first planation), 2656 ; Mr. Farnell, 2657 ; Mr. time 87 · second reading moved by J\fr. Lynch, Mr. Roseby, M_r. R. B. Smit_h, Darl~y, 301 ; debated by Mr. Holt, Sil" 2661 · Bill read second tune and commit­ Alfred Stephen, 303; Sir .Tolm Robertson, ted, 2661; statement by Sir Henry Parkes Mr. Richardson, 313 ; J\fr. Darley, and that Go,•ernment do not intend to proceed agreed to, 314; Bill read third time, 354; with Bill, 2934 resened for Royal assent, 420 ' MAT (INDEX:] MUN xxxi:x:

MATRlllIONIAL CAUSES ACT AMENDMENT BILL­ MINING-continnecl continuecl MINING ACT AMENDMENT BILL- Assembly- A., Bill presented and read first time, 1753 ; Question by l'lfr. Buchanan as to fate of, second reading moved by Mr. Baker, 2714; motion by Mr. Buchanan as to 2084 ; Bill ·read second time, and con­ action of. Imperial authorities, 2916 ; de­ sdered in Committee, 2085 ; third read­ bated by Sir Henry Parkes, 2916 ; Mr. ing moved by Mr. Snttor, 2103 ; debated Fitzpatrick, Mr. Garrett, Captain Onslow, by Mr. Terry, 2l03; Mr. Baker, Mr. 2917; negatived, 2918; Sir Henry Parkes Beyers, Mr. Copeland, 2104; Mr. Farnell, as to consent of Imperial authorities, Mr. H~trley ( Hcirtley ), 2105 ; Bill read 3269 third tin1e, 2105; returned from Council, 2317 ; assented to, 2480 MEDICAL BILL­ 0., Bill received from Assembly and read Assernbly- first time, 2101 ; second reading moved by Mr. Samuel and agreed to, 2167 ; con­ Motion by Dr. Bowker to go Into Committee, sidered in Committee, 2167, 2270 ; read · 794; resolution agreed to in Committee, third time, 2287 ; assented to, 2460 982 ; second reading moved by Dr. Bowker, 1523 ; debated by Captain MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS BILL- Onslow, 1527 ; Dr. Renwick, 1530 ; .A., motion by Mr. Cope.land to go into debate adjourned, 1535 ; continu\3d by Committee, 76; resolution agreed to in Mr. Cameron, 1912 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick,. Committee, and Bill presented and read 1914; Mr. Burns, Mr. Cohen, 1915; Sir first time, 292 ; question of order raised Henry Parkes, 19.16; Mr. Jacob, 1917; by M:r:. Garrett that Bill not having been Mr. Gre\•ille, 1919; lapsed through count­ recommended by message could not be out, 1!)21 ; Order of the Day for second proceeded with,. and ruling by Mr. reading restored, 215!) ; debate continued Speaker that Bill could be proceeded with by Mr. Melville, 2324; Mr. Lucas, 2327; and message brought down subsequently, lapsed through count-out, 2328 2033 ; statement by Sir Henry Parkes that Government wonlcl not advise MEYOIOTT, JUDGE- . message, 2034; Order of the Day dis­ See JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION charged and Bill wjthclrawn, 2037 OF Minerals in U nsolcl Crown Lands- A., Mr. Copeland as to right of Crown to, MILITARY Al\T)) NAVAL­ 3208 .Artillery, Permanent- A., question by Mr. O'Connor as to recall Mining Reserves- of Permanent Force from Newcastle, 148 ; A., Mr. Copeland, as to proclamation question by Mr. Melville as to intention respecting, 157 of Government to seml Force again to Mining on Temporary Conimons- . Newcastle, 2437; motion by Mr. Bu­ A., Mr. McElhone, as to mining on a chanan for return respecting complaint of common at Uralla, 1929; Mr. Copeland, S. S. Moses against Artillery officers, in explanation as to report in Herald, 3193; debate in Supply, 1459, 2736 2032 Naval Brigade- . · · Regulations as to Gold-mining- A., Mr. Jacob as to reply of Colonial Secre­ A., motion by Mr. Copeland for amendment tary to question respecting, 1752; debate of Gold-mining Regulations, 2772; de­ in Supply, 1459 bated by Mr. Baker, 2773; Mr. Lynch, Newcastle Fortifications- Mr. Beyers, and lapsed through count. .A., Dr. Bowker as to viewing of plans for, out, 2775 ; motion again made, 2907 ; 3083 debated by Mr. Baker, 2910; Mr. Beyers, Mr. Shepherd, 2911 ; Mr. Lucas, Mr. Storage of Gunpowder- Farnell, 2912 ; Mr. Copeland, 2913; A., Mr. Charles as to storage of gunpowder negatived, 2913 at Goat Island, 692 /:Jee al.lo SUPPLY Volunteer Land Orders Bill- A., motion for leave to introcluce, agreed to, 2175 MINISTER FOR LANDS, PROPOSED CENSURE OF­ See CROvVN LANDS

MINING- M1~DEMEANOUR- Barrington Gold Fields- See CHALLENGE IJ:l MISDEMEANOUR , See COMMITTEES, SELECT BILL . Gold-mining on Commons- MUNICIPAL- A., question by Mr. J. Davies aa to inten­ Bathing-houses at "\Vatson's Bay- tion of Government respecting, 545 A., Mr. Hurley (Hartle.if) as to action of Hill End Gold Field- ()ity Council in erecting, 2513 A., Mr. Beyers as to labour covena.nts and See also Municipal Baths Site Acquisi­ water supply at, 2324 · tion Bill, infra :rl MUN [INDEX.] MUN

MUNICIPAL-continued MUNICIPAL-continued -CATTLE SALE-YARDS- Maitland Cattle-driving Act .A:inendmen\ · .Assembly- , Bill- Motion by Mr. McElhone to obtain from Go­ .A., motion for leave to introduce, 148; Bill vernmentagrant of site for cattle sale-yards presented by Mr. Cohen and read first to the City Council, 72 ; debated by Sir time, 201 ; read second time, 1229 ; read Henry Parkes, 73 ; Mr. Macintosh, Mr. tQ.ird time, 1231 ; returned from Council, Fitzpatrick, Mr. Hurley ( Ha1·tley), Mr. 1449 ; assented to, 1624 Cohen, 74; Mr. J. Davies, Mr. Roseby, 0., Bill received from Assembly and read 75; Mr. McElhone, 76; agreed to, 76; first time, 1240; read second time, 1377 ; statement by Sir Henry Parkes, in read third time, 1428 ; assented to, 1593 reply to Mr. McElhone, that he will not Municipalities Act- carry out resolution, 147 ; motion by A., question by Mr. Cohen, as intention of Sir Henry Parkes to rescind resolution, G overnrn.ent respecting, 33 225; debated by Mr. Fitzpatrick, 228; Mudgee Town Council- Mr. Garrett, 229; Mr. McElhone, 232; .A., motion by Mr. Buchanan for return of Mr. Mocintosh, 235 ; Mr. Badgery, 236; correspondence between Government and, l\Ir. Greville, 237 ; Mr. Lucas, 239 ; Mr. agreed to, 3269 Cohen, 240 ; Mr. Roseby, 242 ; Mr. Copelanrl, 243 ; Mr. Charles, 244 ; Mr. '.Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill- Webb, Mr. Farnell, 245; Mr. Hurley .A., Bill presented by Mr. O'Connor and (Hartley), Mr. Jacob,' 247; Mr. Green­ read first time, 3199; motion by Mr. wood, 248 ; Mr. Coonan, 249 ; Mr. Driver, O'Connor to suspend Standing Orders, 250 ; Mr, O'Connor, 251 ; Mr. Cameron, 3264 ; agreed to, and second reading 252 ; Sir Henry Parkes in reply, 253 ; moved by :1\Ir. O'Connor, 3266 ; debate agreed to, 254 adjourned, 3267 ; Bill discharged, 3269 .Council- Mu::srcrPALil'IES SPECIAr, ENnow11m::sT BrLL- Question by Mr. Oakes as to purchase by A., motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into Council of piece of land as site for Cattle Committee, agreed to, 3125 ; message Sale-yards, 1158 · from the Governor and resolution agreed CATTLE SAr,E-YARDS Bn,L- to in Committee and Bill presented and .A•sernbly- read first time, 3191; Bill read second Motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into time and considered in Committee, 3221 ; Committee, agreed to, 315; resolution read third time, 3238 ; returned from agreed to in Committee, 524; Bill read Council, 3269 ; assented to, 3270 first time, 546 ; second reading moved by 0., Bill received from Assembly and read Sir Henry Parkes, 645 ; debated by Mr. first time, 3236 ; Standing Orders sus­ Macintosh, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Lucas, Mr. pended aml Rill passed through all its Fitzpatrick, 646; agreed to, 646; con­ stages, 3268 ; assented to, 3273 sidered in Committee, 646; reported with Sanitary- amendments and report adopted, 647 ; A., Mr. Terry, as to nuisance at Newtown, read third time, 693 ; Sir Henry Parkes, 689 in reply to Mr. McElhone, promises to Sydney Streets- ascertain position of C~ttle Sale-yards A., Dr. Bowker, as to state of, 728 Bill in Council, 966 Council~ Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill Second reading moved by Mr. Samuel, 729 ; (No. 1)- debated by 11r. G. H. Cox, Mr. Stewart, A., motion for leave to introduce, 262; Bill 730; Mr. C. Campbell, 731 ; Mr. Chis­ presented by Sir Henry Parkes and read holm, Mr. Samuel, 732 ; agreed to, 733 ; first time, 293 ; Standing Orders sus­ considered in Committee, 733, 2204, 2338, pended and Bill passed through remain­ 2905 ; Bill reported with amendments ing stages, 315 ; assented to, 388 and recommitted, 2905; revorted with C., Bill received from Assembly and passed further amendments, 2906 ; read third. through all its stages, 354 ; assented to, time, 3080 ; assented to, 3273 420 .A ssembl!J- Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill Bill returned from Council, :1086; Council's (No. 2)- _ amendments agreed "ith, 3191; assented A., motion by l\Ir. Pilcher for leave to to, 32i0 introduce, agreed to, 1007 ENDOW~IENT OF Mu::sICIPALITIES- SYDxEY CoRPORATIOx AcT AME~!DMEl'T BILL A., question by Mr. Taylor-as to intention (No. 3)-- of Government respecting, 835; motion by Assembly- lVfr. Coheu for endowment to municipali­ Bill presented by i\Ir. \Visdom and read tie3 for 1830, equal to amount of ratee first time, 1182 ; second reading moved for 1879, 2493 ; promise by Mr. \Vatson by Mr. vVisdom, 1216; debated by Mr. that a sum of money as an endowment Cohen, 1216 ; Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Fitz­ would be proposed in Additional Esti­ patrick, Mr. \Vebb, 1217; Mr. Green­ mates, 2493 ; motion withdrawn, 2494 wood, Mr. l\facintosb, 1218; Mr. Farnell, See cilso MUNICIPALITIE8 SPECIAL 1219; Mr. Greville, Mr.McCulloch, 1220; ENDOWMEN1' BILL Bill read second time and considered · MUN [INDEX.] OYS xli

MUNICIPAL-contimted NAVIGATION ACT FURTHER AMENDMENT BILL­ SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT AMENDMENT BILL continued (No. 3)-continued Council-- Assembly-continuecl · Bill received from Assembly and read first in Committee, 1220, 1360; recommitted, time, 354 ; read second time and passed 1448; read third time, 1492; returned through Committee, 545; read third time, from Council with amendments, 2278 ; 582 ; assented to, 670 . Council's amendments considered,. 2296 ; assented to, 2480 · Council-- Bill- received from Assembly and read first time, 1491 ; second reading moved by 0 Mr.. Samuel, 2198; debated by Mr. Holt, 2198; Mr. Norton, Mr. Foster, Mr. OBSCENE PUBLICATIONS PREVENTION BILL­ Flood, Mr.. Darley, Mr. Piddington, A.

OYSTER LEASES VALIDATION BI·LL- P ARLIAMENT-continuecl Assembly- . PASTURES AND STOCK PROTECTION BILL - Motion by Mr. Hoskins to go into Committee Asse.mbly- to consider expediency of bringing in Bill Bill presented by Sir Henry Parkes and to validate certain leases of oyster-beds, read first time, 2771; second reading, 2175; debated by Mr. Farnell, 2176; Mr. 2888 ; considered in Committee, 2889 Cameron, 2177; Mr. Garrett, 2178; Mr. Gouncil- Pilcher, 2180 ; Mr. Cohen, Mr. Charles, Mr. Jacob, -2182; agreed to, 2183; Sir Bill received from Assembly and read first Henry Parkes declines to bring in general time, 2897 ; second reading moved by Sir Bill, 2343 John Robertson, 2986; debated by Mr. C. CaiJ!pbell and Sir John Robertson, 2987 ; Bill read second time and con­ sidered in Co=ittee, 2988 ; reported p with amendments,. 2990 ; read third time, 3162 ; assented to, 3273 Assembly- PARLIAMENT- Me.mbers of Parliament as Land Agents­ Bill retmned from Council with amend­ A., question by Mr. Greenwood as to Mr. ments, 3191 ; Council's amendments con­ Garrett, 2834 · sidered, 3222 ; assented to, 3270 Members of Parliament as Contractor's Agents PENSIONS-Hee CIVIL SERVICE . A., question by Mr. Cameron, 2835 PATENTS LAW- OPENING OF PARLIAiliENT-.,- Assembly- Council-- Mr. '\Visdom as to intention of Government Governor's opening speech read, l ; address respecting, 66 in reply moved by Mr. Piddington, 3 ; seconded by Mr. Norton, 8; debated by PREROGATIVE. OF Jl.iERCY- Mr. Docker, 9; l'lir. C. Campbell, 11; See JUSTICE, ;ADMINISTRATION OF Sir John Robertson, l2; agreed to, 15; Governor's reply to address, 22 Assembly- PRISONS- .Assembly summoned to the Council Cham­ Dlscharged Prisoners- ber, 16; select committee appointed to A., Mr. Hurley ( H a1·tley) as to inability of prepare a1ldress in reply to Governor's prisollflr to obtain gratuity due to him, opening speech, 16; address moved by 158 Mr. Dillon, 17; seconded by Mr. Badgery, See also COMMITTEES, SELECT 21 ; agreed to, 22 ; Go\•ernor's reply to Goal Warders- address, 23 A., motion by Mr. McElhone for return ·of Petitions Informal- fines imposed on, 2510 A ., attention called by Mr. Speaker to Prison Labour, Mudgee Gaol- disrespectful language of certain petitions, A., motion by Mr. Buchanan respecting, 2947 2663 ; debated by Sir Henry Parkes, Prorogation- 2664 ; withdrawn, 2665 A., Assembly summoned, 3273 G., Governor's closing speech read, 3270 PRISON LADOUR, UTILISATION OF- PuNCTUA'.l'ION oF ACTS oF PARLIAllIENT- A., motion by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) in C., motion by Mr. Stewart affirming that favour of, 76 ; debated by Sir Henry Acts of Parliament should be punctuated, Parkes, 79 ; amendment by Mr. Green- • 119; debated by Sir George Innes, Mr. wood to alter form of motion, 80; Mr. Holt, Sir Alfred Stephen, 119; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 81 ; Mr. Copeland, 82; Mr. Foster, Mr. Stewart, 120 ; agreed to, 120 Roseby, 83 ; motion and amendment A., motion by Mr. Farnell affirming that negatived, 83 Acts of Parliament should be punctuated, Prison Rules, Infraction of- 2914; debated by Sir Henry Parkes, A., Sir Henry Parkes as to report in news­ 2914; Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Jacob, Mr. paper. of interview with vVantabadgery Greenwood, Mr. Buchanan, 2915; nega­ bushra.ngers, 441 tived, 2916 See also SUPPLY Purchases by Government from Members of Parliament- A., motion by Mr. McElhone affirming that Government should not purchase arty PRIVILEGE- article or property required for Public See COUNCIL, OFFICE OF PROFIT, and Service from members of Assembly, 1084; STEPHJ.:N, Sir ALFRED debated by Mr. Dillon, 1084 ; Mr. Buchanan, 1085 ; Sir Henry Parkes, POLICE- 1086 ; Mr. Day, Mr. Charles, 1088 ; Mr. Parramatta, Police-barracks at- McElhone, 1089; negatived, 1089 A., question by lv!r. Taylor as to cpnverting See also SuPPLY into fever hospital, 2794 .,'

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POLICE-continued PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS­ Police at Raymond Terrace- continuecl A., motion by Mr. Jacob condemning the Blayney- conduct of Superintendent Morisset and A., Mr. Lynch, as to delay in erection of S~1b-inspector Thorpe, 1~8 ; debated by P.ost and tel~graph office, and. as to neces­ Sir Henry Parkes, Mr. Fitzpatrick, 149 ; sity for fencmg in Court-house at 1228 Mr. McElhone, 150 ; negatived, 150 Circular Quay- ' Police constables- A., Mr. Macintosh, as to unsuitableness of A., Mr. O'Connor, as to rewards to, 442 appliances for loading.and discharging at 1091 ; motion by Mr. Cohen for return' as to income from, agreed to 1964 ' Clarence River Bar~ ' · POWERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL DECLARATORY A., Mr. Pilcher as to works at, 3082 BILL- Gulgong, new police buildings at- A~sembly- A., Mr. Beyers, as to necessity for 1964 Bill presented . and read first time, 1699 ; Harbour, Sydney- ' . second. readmg moved by · Sir Henry G., Sir Joh1~ Robertson as to impurity of Parkes, 1756; adjournment of debate 2253 . ' . • ·suggested by Mr. Farnell, 1775 ·; state­ Lake Macqu,.rie- ment by Sir Henry Parkes, 1775 · debate A., motion by Mr. Barbour for reports and continued by Mr. Farnell, 1775; ;djourn­ plans respecting aun•ey of, agreed to ment of debate, moved by Mr. F11rnell, and 1007 ' ,negatived, 1779; debate continued by Mr. Montague Island, Light-house at- Garrett, 1780; Mr. Copeland, 1782; Mr. A., Mr. Charles, as to delay in constructing Charles, 1785 ; debate adjourned 1786 · 2210 • debate continued by Mr. Fitzpatrick: Moss Vale, Court-house and Goods-shed at­ 1820 ; Mr. Greenwood, 1831 ; Mr. Leary, A., motion by Mr. Garrett for return in 1842; Mr. Buchanan, 1844; Mr. O'Con­ reference to, 587 nor, 1848; Mr. Barton, 1850 · Mr. Munford and Blomfield, claim of- McElhone, Captain Onslow, 1857 ; Mr. .A., motion by Mr. Combes for return Macintosh, 1858 ; Bill read second time respecting, 1403 and committed, 1859 Parliamentary Buildiugs- POWERS OF COUNCIL AS TO APPROPRIATION AND G., Mr. Gordon, as to sanitary condition of TAXL.'l'G BILLS- 2253 ' Gouncil- Pitt-street, 'Videning of- Motion by Sir Alfred Stephen to affirm A., Mr. J. Davies, as to offer made to Go­ right of ~onncil to amend _money Bills in vernment respecting, 2246, 2680 ; Mr. any particular except to mcrease or di­ Roseby, 2679 minish the amount of a proposed tax; Raymond Terrace Punt- A., tl~at Mr. Jacob as to necessity of gates for the ame0;dment in the Stamp Duties ! Bill was only mtended to remove a doubt, l« but as that measure was one of urgent Rylstone Post Office- importance, the Council would not insist A., Mr. Hurley (Hartley), as to erection ~n exercising its priv!leges in respect to of, 158 it. ltulmg by President that motion South Head Light-house- could not be put whilst Stamp Duties Bill A., Mr. Charles, as to use of electric light, wa~ under consideration, 1638, 1686 ; 1409 . rnlmg that motion in amended form might Sydney Police Courts- he put, 1729 ; motion proposed by Sir . A., Mr. O'Connor, as to deficient accom­ modation at, 2209, 2514, 2677, 3208 ; Mr. A~fred ,Stephen, 1729 ; debated by Mr. P1ddmgton, 1733; Mr. Dalley, 1734; Mr. Coonan, 2243 Tolls at Public Ferries on Northern Rivers-,­ Sa~rnel, 1738; Mr. C. Campbell, 1742; Mr. Darley, Mr. De Salis, 1743; Sir John A., motion by Mr. W. C. Browne for re­ Robertson, 1744; Sir Alfred Stephen turn respecting, 1260 1748; motion negatived, 1750 ' 'Vest Maitland, River bank at- See STAllIP DUTIES BILLS, CONSTITUTION A .; Mr. Cohen, as to delay in ·proceeding ACT AllIENDlliENT BILL with work of strengthening, 1930 See also SUPPLY PUBLIC HOLIDAYS- . Gouncil- Mr. De Salis, as to frequency of, 2046 PUBLIC INSTRUC'.l'ION AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS­ R See EDUCATION, also SUPPLY PUBLIC PARKS-See CROWN LANDS . RAILWAY8- Clarence and New England ·Railway­ PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS­ A., Mr. J,ackey, as to surveys of, 66 Bathurst, Public Buildings at- Engaged Carriage- A., Mr. Vir ebb, as to unhealthy condition of A., Mr. McElhone, as to use of, by Dr. 1227 ' Badham, 143 xliv RAI [INDEX.J RAI

RAlLWA YS-continued RAIL·w AYS-continued Extension to Cooma- GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY­ A., motion by Mr. Greville for trial survey Assembly- via Bmidwood, 3199; debated by Mr. Mr. Lackey, as to surveys for proposed ex­ Lackey, 3201 ; Mr. Fitzpatrick, 3202; tension of, to Sydney, 66; motion by Mr. Mr. Macintosh, Mr. McElhone, Mr. McElhone affirming that Great Northern Badgery, 3203 ; Mr. Dillon, Mr. Thomp­ Railway should be connected with Sydney son, Mr. Day, 3204; Mr. Garrett, Mr. without delay, at a point between Mus­ O'Connor, Mr. Greville, and agreed to, wellbrook and Newcastle, 201 ; debated 3205 by Mr. Lackey, 204 ; Mr. Dillon, 205 ; Extension Dubbo to Bourke- Mr. Charles, Mr. Badgery, 206 ; Mr. A., plans, etc., laid on the table by Mr.. Roseby, 207 ; amendment moved by Mr. Lackey, 3263 ; motion by Mr. Lackey for Fitzpatrick to omit reference to Muswell­ approval of plans, etc., agreed to, 3264 brook. and Newcastle, 207; debate con­ tinued by Sir Henry Parkes, Mr. Green­ 0., plans, etc., laid on the table by Mr. wood, Mr. Burns, Mr. \Vebb, Dr. Bow­ Samuel, and motion by Mr. Samuel to ker, Mr. McElhone, 207 ; motion and suspend Standing Orders agreed to, 3267; amenclme1\t negatived, 208 ; motion by motion by Mr. Samuel for approval of Mr. vV. C. Browne for return in regard to plans, etc., agreed to, 3268 proposed extension of, to Sydney, agreed Extension-Gunnedah to Narrabri- to, 355; question by Mr. Badgery as to A ., motion by Mr. Lackey for approval of making proyision this session for con­ plans, etc., agreed to, 2759 structing line, 2230 0., motion by :\fr. Samuel for approval of See ctlso Extension, Tamworth to Ten- plans, etc., agreecl to, 2860 terfield - E:i.::tension-Narrandera: to Hay- Joadja Creek Ra,ilway Bill- A., motion by Mr.. Lackey for approval of A., Bill presented by Mr. Garrett and read plans, etc., 1710; debated by Mr. Day,­ . first time, 400 ; referred to select com­ Mr. Barbour, 1711 ; :Nfr. Lucas, 1712 ; mittee, 444; report of select committee Mr. Simson, Mr. McElhone, 1714; Mr: presented, 670; second reading, 982 ; third Farnell, 1715; agreed to, 1715 reading, 983 ; returned from Council, 1449 ; assented to, 1624 0., plans, etc., laid on the table by Mr. 0., Bill recei\•ed from Assembly and read Samuel, 1921 ; motion by Mr. Samuel first time, 998 ; second reading, 1378; for approval of plans, etc., 2047 ; debated third reading, 1428 ; assented to, 1624 by Mr. Piddington, Sir John Hay, 2047; Sir John Robertson, 2048; agreed to, Liverpool, Station.-master at- 2049 A., Mr. Long, as to resignation of, 884 7 Locomotives- Extension-Orange to " ellington- A., Mr. Macintosh, as to English and Ame­ A., Mr. Lackey as to probable time of rican, 1446; :i\Ir. Roseby, as to importa­ opening of, 2101 tion of greater portions of, 2491 ; explan­ Extension into Sydney~See C0;'.11MITTEES, ation by Mr. Roseby, 2638; question by SELECT Mr. O'Connor, as to price of locomotives Extension-Tamworth to Tenterfield- constructed by Vale and the Atlas Com­ A .• motion by Mr. Lackey for approval of pany, 2770 plans, etc , 1753 ; debated by )fr. Green­ Murrnmburrah Station- wood, 1754; ~fr. Copeland, Mr. Pilcher, A., motion by Mr. Garrett for return, as Mr. \V. Davies, Mr. Charles, Mr. Terry, to business at, agreed to, 1331 and agreed to, 1755 Parramatta, Collision at- 0., plans, etc., laid on the table by Mr. .A.., Mr. Jacob as to, 719 Samuel, 1921 ; motion by ;\fr. Samuel, Railway Manaaement- for approval of plans, etc., 2050 ; debated A., Mr. McElhone as to alleged intoxica­ by Mr. De Salis, Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Marks, tion of guard, and as to railway tickets Sir John Robertson, 2050; Mr. C, Camp­ for Exhibition as to traffic management, bell, Mr. vVhite, Mr. Foster, Mr. Flood, 721 ; Mr. Melville as to verdict of coro­ 2051 ; agreed to, 2052 ner's jury in case of railway employee named Eave, 2675 · Extension-vVallerawang to Mudgee-· Railway Rails- A., question by Mr. Hurley (Hartley), as to intention of Government respecting A., motion by Mr.. Roseby for return re­ calling for tenders, 1382; motion by Mr. specting rails shipped by Agent General, Lackey for approval of plans, et,c., 1999; 794 debated by Mr. Day, 1999; Mr. Cope­ Railway Signal-men- land, Mr. Macintosh, 2000; Mr. Bu­ A., Mr. Melville as to long honrs of, 2241, chanan, 2001 ; Mr. Beyers, 2002 ; agreed 2675, 2714, 3081 to, 2002; question by Mr. Hurley, as to RAILWAY RATES ON HAY AND STRAW- progress of preparations, 2662 A.; Mr. Comb.es as to increase of, 691; C., motion by Mr. Samuel for approval of motion by Mr. Combes condemning in­ plans, etc., 2749; agreed to, 2750 crease, 795; deb~ted by Mr. l\1cElhone, RAI [~NDEX.] SLA xlv

RAILWA YS-continuecl RAILWAY RATES ON HAY AND STRAW­ continuecl 798 ; Mr. Greenwood, 799 ; Mr. Garrett, 801; Mr. ·webb, 802; Mr. Macintosh, Mr. Lackey, 804 ; Mr. Pilcher, 807 ; Mr, T. R. Smith, Mr. Charles, 810; Mr. Bar­ s bour, 8ll, 812 ; Mr. Gray, 813 ; Mr. Far­ nell, 814; Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Combes. in reply, 815 ; negatived, 816 SAYINGS. BANK-See FINANCE Railway and Tramway Pitching- SCHOOLS, PuBLic-See EDpCATION A.; question by Mr. McElhone as to con­ SEA~IEN, SHIPPING OF- tract.for, without tender, 148 Assembly- Refreshments at Railway-stations- Mr. 11'Ic.Elhone as to case of illegal engage­ A.; Mr. Dillon as to insufficiency of time · ment of seamen, 689 allowed for, 2241 SECRET BILLS OF SALE AcT MIENmIENT BILL­ SrilloNs, THE LATE vV.- Assembly- Assembly- Bill presented and read first time, 400 ; Motion by Mr. Teece for compensation to, second reading moved · by Mr. S C. for land taken for railway purposes, 2704; Brown and debated by Mr. Cohen, 616; resolution agreed to in Committee, 2772 Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Charles, Mr. R. B. ·west Maitland Railway-station- Smith, Mr. Day, Bill read second time A., motion by Mr. Cohen for copies of and committed, 617 ; report adopted, tenders for erection of, agreed to, 1927 and Bill read third time, 617; returned See also S Ul'PLY from Council with amendnients, 2354 Oouncil- RANDWICK ASYLUM-­ Bill received from Asembly and read first As.~embly- time, 629; .second reading moved by Mr. Mr. McElhone as to illtreatment of chil­ Norton,-!.148; debated by Mr. Thornton, dren at, 181 1301 ; amendment by Sir Alfred Stephen See also COMMITTEES, SELECT to refer Bill to select committee, 1302 ; 0 debated by Mr. A. Campbell, Mr. Thorn­ REAJ, PHOPERTY ACT-'- ton, 1303; amendment agreed to, and See JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION corinnittee appointed, 1303 ; report of OF select committee presented, 1682 _; second REGISTERS.OF MARRIAGES, ETC.­ reading moved by Mr. Norton, 2087; de­ Assembly- bated by Mr. A. Cam~bell, 2088 ; Sir Mr. Cohen as to transfer of, from Mr. H. Alfred Stephen, 2089; Sir George Innes, K. James to General Registry, 3081 2090; Mr. C. Campbell, 2091 ; Sir John REVENUE-See FINANCE Robertson, 2092 ; Mr. De Salis, Mr. Holt, 2093; Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Norton, 2094; RO.ADS- . · Bill read second time and committed, Brown's Creek to Blayney, Road from­ 2096 ; further consideration in Committee, A., Mr. Lynch, as to state of, 2676 2194; ·recommitted, 228\l ; motion by M1·. Canterbury Electorate, Roads iu- Norton to adopt report, 2291 ; debated A., Mr. Lucas, as to state of, 691 by Sir George Innes, 2291 ; report adop­ Collector Road- - ted, 2292 ; Bill read third time, 2337 A.", motion by Mr. Badgery for return re­ Assembly- specting gate on, agreed to, 2272 ; motion Council's amendments considered, 2771 ; for return, as to road to, from Bredal­ message sent to Council, 2845 ; Bill re­ bane platform, agreed to, 1492 turned from Council, 3086; stopped by Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 1)­ prorogation A.., Bill presented and read first time, 1800; Counr;il- · withilrawn, 2045 Message recei \•ed from Assembly intimating Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2)- agreeme1it with certain amendments and A., Bill presented by Mr. Pilcher and read disagreement with.others, 2830; message first time, 2053 ; second reading moved referred to select committee, 2986; report by Mr. Pilcher, 2559 ; debated by Mr. of Committee presented, 3080 . Baker, 2560; Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Far­ nell, Mr. Buchanan, 2561'; Mr. Badgery, SEWERAGE-See WATER AND SEWERAGE 2562 ; debate adjourned, 2562 ; stopped SHIPS, LOADING OF- by prorogation Assembly- RYLSTONE­ Mr. Cameron as to overloading and un­ ·Assembly- seaworthy condition of Yessels leaving Mr. H.urley (Hartley) as to necessity for Newcastle, 1224 medical man at, on account of outbreak SLAUGHTER-HOUSES- of cliphtheria, 2242 ; question by Mr. A., motion by Mr. McElhone for return us Hurley on same subject, 2295 to inspector's fees, agreed to, 3269 xlvi SMA [INDEX.] TRA

SMALL DEBTS ACT FURTHER AllIENDn!ENT BILL Assembly- Bill presented and read first time, 1753 ; secondreadingmoved by Mr. Terry, 1911; · debated by Mr. Suttor, 2231 ; Mr. Far­ T nell, Mr. Jacob, 2232; Bill read second time, and considered in Committee, 2233 ; report adopted; 2234 ; Bill read TH0ll1PSON'S TRUST ESTATE BILL­ third time, 2246 ; returned from Council Assembly- with amendments, 2623 ; Council's Bill presented and read first time, 1662; amendments agreed with, 2663 ; assented referred to select committee, 169!) ; re­ to, 2889 port of select committee presented, 1911 ; Oouncil- Bill read second time, 2045·; ·read third Bill received from Assembly and read first time, 2053; returned from Council, 2147; time, 2255 ; second reading moved by .Mr. assented to, 2236 · Thornton, 2423 ; Bill read second time, GQimcil- and considered in Committee, 2424 ; re­ Bill received from Assembly and read first port adopted, 2427 ; third reading moved time, 2052 ; read second time, 2087 ; read by Mr. Thornj;on, amendment by Mr. third time, 2134 ; assented to, 2235 Foster to recommit, 2528; debated by Mr.· Thornton, Mr. Holt, Mr. Darley, ToTALISATOR LEGALisrna BILL- 2530 ; Bill recommitted, 2531 ; report A.ssembly- adopted, 2532; Bill read third time, 2575 ; Motion by Mr. Garrett for leave to intro­ message from Assembly intimating agree­ duce, 293 ; debated by lifr. Buchanan, ment with amendment, 2673; · message 293 ; Mr. Cameron, 294; :YJr. Long, Mr. from Assembly notifying agreement with McEll1one, 295 ; Sir Henry Parkes, Mr. amendments, 2673; assented to, .2893 Terry, Mr. Hurley (Hartley), 296; Mr. Copeland, 267 ; Mr. Hungerford, reply by STAllIPS Alfl) STAllIP DUTIES-See FINA.L'fCE Mr. Garrett, 298 ; Bill presented and read first time, 29!) ; second reading moved by STANDARD 'iVEIGHT OF GRAIN BILL­ Mr. Garrett, 967; debated by Mr. Charles, Assembly- 971 ; Mr. Terry, 972; Mr. Hungerford, J'.fotion by Mr. T. R. Smith to go into Com­ 973; Mr. Roseby, Mr. Gray, lifr. Barbour, mittee, 214; resolution agreed to in Com­ 974 ; Mr. Shepherd, l\fr. Long, 975 ; mittee, 293 ; Bill presented antl read first Mr. Farnell, 978; Mr. :Niacintosh, lifr. time, 400 ; second reading movP.d by Mr. Murphy, 979; Mr. Bowman, Mr. McEl­ T. R. Smith, 522 ; Bill read second time, hone, 980; motion negatived, !)81 ; Order 523; Bill read third time, 546 ; returned of the Day discharged, 981 from Council with amenclments, 837; consideration of amendments, 982; as­ TRAMWAYR- sented to, 1093 TRAMWAYS EXTEXSIOX BILL­ Council-- Assernbly- Bill received from Assembly and read first Motion by Mr. Lackey to go into Committee, time, 525 ; second reading moved by Mr. 315'; resolution agreed to in Committee, Piddington, 682 ; Bill read second time 1223; Bill presented and read first time, and considered in Committee, 686 ; read 1231 ; Governor's message received, 1289; third time, 817 ; message from Assembly second reading moved by Mr. Lackey, intimating,agreemcnt with amendments, 1308 ; adjourmnent of debate sucrgested 998; Governor's assent reported, 1093 by l\ir. Farnell, statement by Mr. I'.ackey, · 1314; debate continued by Mr. Farnell, STEPHEN, Sir ALFRED (LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR) 1314 ; l\lr. Charles, 1319; l\Ir. Garrett, Assembly- 1320; Mr. Macintosh, 1322 ; J'.fr. Fitz­ patrick, 1323; Mr. Burns, 1325 ; lifr. Motion by Mr. Buchanan as to right of to Hungerford, Mr. Lucas, 1326; ~Ir. Webb, seat in Upper House, 1133; debated by Mr. Greenw-0od, 132i ; Bill read second Sir Henry Parkes, 1136; Mr. Gray, 1138; time, 1330; motion by l\Ir. Greenwood, X.fr. O'Connor, Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1139; Mr. that counsel be heard in support of peti­ GreenwQod, 1140; negatived, 1141 tion of. omnibus proprietors against Bill, STUART, Mr. A.-See AGENT GEI'<'"ERA.L agreed to, 1358 ; counsel (G. C. Davis, Esq.), heard, 1383 ; Bill considered in SUPPLY-See FINANCE Committee, 1383 ; second message from Governor to make application of Bill SuPREllIE CouRT- general, received, 1461 ; Bill considered See JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION in Committee, ·1572; motion by Dr. Ren­ OF wick to insert clause to compensate omni­ SURVEY OF LANDS- bus proprietors, 1574; debated by Mr. Debate in Supply, 2525 Macintosh, Mr. Hungerford, l\fr. Lucas, Mr. Pilcher, 1575 ; Mr. Garrett, 1586 ; SYDNEY lllfPROYEMENT BoARD­ Sir Henry Parkes, 1578; Mr. Fitzpatrick, See OFFICE OF PROFIT Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Cohen, 1579 ; motion· TRA [IND-EX.J woo xlvii

TRAMWAYS-continued TRA~fWAYS EXTENSION Bn,L-continued Assernbly-continited negatived, 1580; Bill reported, a.nd re­ .. port adopted, 1580 ; Bill read thir~ tin:ie, 16'25; Bill returned from Council with amendments, 1988 ; Council's amend­ ments agreed with, 2030 ; assented to, 2054 w Oouncil- Bill recei,red from Assembly and read WATER AND SEWERAGE­ first time, 16'24; second reading moved City Sewerage- by Mr. Samuel, 1809; debated by Mr. A., Mr. O'Connor as to letter of Sir James Frazer, 1810; Mr. De Salis, Mr. A. Martin respecting, "in Herald, 1446 ; Mr. Campbell, Mr. C. Campbell, and Mr. Buchanan, '2513 Holt, 1811 ; Sir Alfred Stephen, Mr. Flood, and Mr. Foster, 1812; Mr. Samuel COUNTRY TOWNS 'V ATER AND SEWERAGE in reply, 1813; Bill read second time, BILL- . and considered in Committee, 1814; Elli A., motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into reported, 1819; recommitted on motion of Committee, 1260 ; message frqm the Go­ Mr. Samuel, 19'26; reported and report vernor, 1'289; resolution agreed to in adopted, 1927; Bill read third time, 1960; Committee, 1330 ; Bill presented and read message from Assembly intimating agree­ first time, 1535 ; read second time and ment with amendments, 2047; assented considered in Committee, '2749 ; read to, '2086 third time, 2758 ; returned from Council, TRAMWAYS AND O~INIBUS COMPANY'S BJLL­ 3086 ; Council's amendments considered, Assembly- . 3263 ; message sent to Council explaining Motion by Mr. Driver for leave to intro­ reasons for disagreement with certain duce, and statement by Mr. Lackey, amendments, 3'269 ; assented to, 3270 299 ; Bill presented and read first time, 0., Bill received from Assembly and read 300 ; motion by Mr. Driver to refer to first time, 2757 ; second reading moved select committee, . 417 ; debated by Mr. by Sir John Robertson, '2864; Bill read McElhone, 417; Mr. Charles, Mr. Lackey, second time and considered in Committee, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Badgery, 418 ; Mr. 2865 ; recommitted, '2935; read third time, Cohen, Mr. Farnell, Mr. Gray, Mr. 3080 ; message received from Assembly, Roseby, Mr. Macintosh, Mr. J. Davies, 3268 ; 11ssented to, 3273 419 ; Mr. Speaker-ruling that it was Hunter District, 'Vater Supply for- imperative to refer Bill to Committee, A., Dr. Bowker us to instru-ctions to Agent 419; Sir Henry Parkes, 420 ; motion General respecting debentures, 51 agreed to, 4'20 ; House counted out when ballojawas being taken, 420 ; motion by METROPOLI'l'AN WATER SUPPLY AND SEWER· Mr. Driver that the ballot be proceeded AGE BILL- with, agreed to, and ballot taken, 628 ; A., motion by Sir Henry Parkes to go into motion by Mr. Driver to refer report of Committee, 1260 ; message from the Go­ select committee of 1873 to the select vernor, 1'289 ; resolution agreed to in committee, 983 ; report of select com­ Committee, 1330; Bill presented and read mittee presented, 1308; motion by Mr. first time, 1358 ; read second time and Farnell to postpone Order of Day for considered in Committee, 1625; read three weeks negatived, and Order of Day third time, 1661 ; returned from Council discharged, and Bill ";thdrawn, 2130 with ::tmendments, 2493; Council's amend­ Tramway, Elizabeth-street- ments 11greed with, '2549 ; assented to, A., Mr. McElhone, as to time of departure 2758 of cars from Redfern station, 143 ; Mr. 0., Bill received from Assembly and read Day as to delay in starting cars, 624; first time, 1638 ; s~cond reading moved Mr. McElhone as to quali.ty of rails, 2241 by Sir John Robertson, 2159; debated 0., Mr. A. Campbell as to necessity of by Mr. De Salis, Mr. Foster, Mr. Holt, adopting precautions against accidents, Sir John Robertson, 2160; Bill read '2254 second time, 2161; considered in Com­ mittee, 2161, 2377; read third time, 2460; message from Assembly _intimating agree­ u ment with amendments, 2573 ; assented to, 2749

USURY LIMITATION BILL­ Sydney, vVater Supply for- Assembly- .A., Captain Onslow as to scheme of, pro­ Bill presented and read first time, 1383; posed by Mr. F. B. Gipps, 2942 second reading moved by Mr. Hurley (Hartley) agree.cl to, and Biil considered WoOLLAHRA, WATER SUPPLY FOR­ in .Committee, '2037; Bill held to be im­ .Assembly- properly before Committee, 2045 Dr. Bowker as to necessity of, 2242 xlviii WHA [INDEX.] woo tVHARFAGE AND TONNAGE RATES BILL-. 'VHARFAGE AND TONNAGE RATES· BILL­ Assernbly- .. . continued · ·Motion by Mr. 1Vjltson .to go into Com- Gouncil- .· mittee, agreed to, .29 ; resolution agreed Bill received from Assembly and read first to in Committee, 38 ; Bill read first time, time, 2757; read second time and con­ 1699 ; second rea9-ing moved by Mr. sidered in Committee, 2905 ; read third vVatson, 2317; debated by Mr. Charles, time, 2935; amendments not.insisted on, Mr. Cohen, 2318; Mr .. Macintosh, Mr.· 3162; assented to, 3273 Greenwood, 2319 ; considered in Commit­ tee, 2320 ; reported, 2724 ; read third time, 2758; returned from Council, 2947; )VINES, AusTRALrAN DUTIES ON­ Council's amendments considered, 3113 ; See FINANCE message sent to Council, 3125 ; message received from Council, 3191; assented to, 'VooL, CATTLE, AND CoAL TAX BrLL­ 3270 . &e FINANCE

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EXPLANATION' OF ABBREVIATIONS: Adjt. Motion for Adjournment; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, or Third Ren.ding; Dis., Discharged; Rep., Report; Adop. Rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee of the ·whole House; Com. Sup., Committee of Supply; Com. V\T. n.nd M., Comnuttee of 'Vays n.nd• Means; Sel. Com., Select Committee; Re-Com., Recommitted; 0. & A., Council and Assembly; m., motion; q., question; mes., message; Cons. of Amdts., Consider~tion of Amendments; Exp!., Explann.tion ; Obs., Observat10ns ; Re-Com. of Amdts., Recommittal of Amendments.

BARBOUR, Mr. R., The J.furray, A Alienation of Crown Lands, m., 2794, 2810 ALLEN, Sir GEORGK vVIGRAM, The Glebe, Bridge at Bulahdeln.h, m., 1158 Supply- · Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Legislative Assembly Officers, 1376 2720 (See SPEAKER, Honorable The) Customs Duties Resolutions, 776 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2013 ; Com., 2110, 2125, B 2287, 2391, 2414 . Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. BADGERY, Mr. H. S., Ea&t Maitland, of Amdts., 1666, 1676, 1721, 1725, 1729, Address in Reply, m., 21 1906, 1910; Re-Com. of Amdts., 1!)72 Bayliss, Mr. H., P.M., m., 627 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Decln.ratory Bill, 2R., 1901; Com., 1903 m., :3203 Narrandera to Hn.y Railway, m., 1711 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 236 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1055 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1180 Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 811 Gren.t Northern Rn.ilway, m., 206; q., 2230 Sale of Land by Auction, q., 2586, 2714 Griffin, Patrick and Michael, case of, ni., 2811 Sales of Crown Lands, adjt., 2480, 2493, 2674, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cone. of 2693 Amdts., 1669 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 881 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3173 Supply- 'Little, James, Insolvent Estate of, adjt., 3208 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2370 Personal Expbnn.tion, 3273 Kiama Police Magistrate, 2518 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 383; Com., 1183 South Australian Border Duties Convention, Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2853 2R .. 2562 Totalisator Legalising Bill, 2R., 974 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1014 vVharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, Com., Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., 418 . 2322 'Vn.ntabadgery Bushrangers, adjt., 791 vVool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, 2R., 3219 Wool Duty Resolution, 3097 ' Wool Duty Resolution, 3088 BAKER, Mr. E. A., Gold Field& South, BARTON, Mr. E., University of Sydney, Barrington Gold Field, m., 150, 2813 Duncan's Superannuation Bill, Com., 1290 Church n.nd School Lands Dedication Bill, Electoral Bill, 2R., 2023 ; Com., 2115, 2116, Com.; 1662; adjt., 1929 2118, 2123 Conservation of 'Vater, q., 1308 Griffin, Patrick and :U:Iichael, case of, m., 2812 Electoral Bill, Com., 2282 Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 520 Fencing Runs, q., 1308 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R. ,.124 Gold-mining on Commons, q., 546 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Gold-mining Leases, regulations relating to, Bill, 2R., 1850 . m., 2773, 2910 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 455; -Com., 581, Ln.ncls Acts further Amendment Bill, Re-Com. 1108, 1118, 1119 of Amdts., 1972 Supreme Court, The, adjt., 2210 Matrimonial Ca.uses Act Amendment Bill, Supply- 2R., 40 Quarter Sessions, 2524 Mineral Selection at Mitchell's Creek, m., 'Vool Duty Resolution, 3076 2250 Mining on Private Lands Bill, m., 293 BENNETT, Mr. H., Liverpool Plains, Mining Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 2084 ; Compensation to Miss Johanna Connelly, m., Com., 2035, 2086 ; 3R., 2104 2130 Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Electoral Bill, Com., 2314 2R., 2560 BEYERS, Mr. H. L., Gold Fielda w~•t, Stock Reserves, adjt., 70 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2149 Supply- Electoral Bill, 2R., 1983; Com., 2280, 2282, Discovery of new Gold Fields, 2558 2316, 2413, 2416 . Inspectors of Scab in Sheep, 2856 Gold-mining Leases, regulations relating to, Port Hacking Core of Stone, 2857, 2859 m., 2775, 29Il Iii BEY [INDEX.] .BUC

B&YERS, l\Ir. H. L.-continued BROWN, lYir. S. C., 1Yewtown, Hill End Gold Field, adjt., 2324 Amended Secret Bills of Sale Prevention Bill, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Re-Com. 2R., 616, 617; Cons. of Amdts., 2771 of Amdts., 1973 Appointment of Members to Offices of- Profit, l\Iining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2085, m., 409 2086; 3R., 2104 Charges against Crown Solicitor, m., 1938 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1059 Duncan's Superannuation Bitl, 2R., 1215; Wallerawang to Mudgee Railway, m., 2002 Com., 1289, 1290, 1291 .. Watch-house and Police Barracks at Gulgong, Electoral Bill, Com., 2184, 2185, 2188, 2189, adjt., "1964 2192, 2211, 2297, 2298, 2309, 2437, 2439, 2444, 2445, 24.46, 2452 BowK1m, Dr. R.·R. S., Jllewcastfr, Forfeited Purchases Declaratory Bill, Cons. Agent General, adjt., 52 of Amdts., 2273, 2278 Alienation of Crown Lands, m., 2807 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Amdts., 1670, 1677 m., 47; ni., 408 · Little, James, Insolvent Estate of, ac~it., 3207 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Municipalities Special Endowment Bill, Com., Bill, 2R., 1079; Adop. Rep., 1132 . ·3221, 3222 Coal Duty Resolution, 3136 Public Instructjon Bill, Com., 601, 1113 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Public Roads Act' Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2719 2R., 2562 Customs Duties Resolutions, 769 Stamp DutieR Resolutions, 741 . Detention of Troops at Newcastle, adjt., 71 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 870; Com., 877, 8i8, Distress in the Northern Districts, adjt., 1447 879, 880, 881, 882, 884, 1016, 1020 Dog Act, adjt., 70 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1392; q., 1«9 Electoral Bill, Com., 2109, 2395,2441; 3R., 2563 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2884, 2885, Financial .Statement, Supplementary, 3003 2886 Great Northern Railway, m., 207 Supply- Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 212, Additional Estimates, inconvenience of, 898 2856 Judge Meymott, cu:1,jt., 2485 Ah Saw's Compensation, 2854 Juvenile Offenders, adjt., 70 Governor's Aicl-de-camp, 1373 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Minister of Public Instruction, 2857 Com., 1359, 1447, 1448 Museum Specimens, Protection of, 2856 • Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Newcastle Police Magistrate, 1458 • 2R., 39 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 2520 1fedica1Bill, m., 794, 982; 2n., 1523; m., 2158 Supreme Court, The, i:tdjt., 2208 Metal for Streets, acljt., 128 Supreme Court Temporary Judges Act Con­ Newcastle Fortification Tenders, adjt., 3083 tinuation Bill, 2R., 2765 Personal Explanation, 2436 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, Public Business, culjt., 1708 Com., 1366, 1368 Public Instruction Bill, m., 90; 2R., 452 · Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1384 Com., 590, 591, 594, 1044, 1052, 1096, 1105; 1122, 1126; 3R., 1281 BROWN, 1.fr. H. H., The Paterson, Punishments, adjt., 51 Government Contracts, adjt., 2488 Randwick Asylum, adjt., 187 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Co1111. of Release of Rioters, cu:ljt., 2242 Amdts., 1676, 1681 School Buildings, aclit., 2242 BROWNE, Mr. vY. c., Patrick's Plai11a, Sites for new Hospital, m., 1089 Bridge over Glendon Brook, m., 1239 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 739, 740, 741 Licensing Business, adjt., 2683 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 874; Com., 1010, 1013 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3175 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), adjt., 1506 Railway Traffic, adjt., _692 Supply- Suppression of Larrikinism, q., 1927 Roads and Bridges, 841 Supply- Sydney Infirmary, acljt., 728 Singleton Police-station site, 28§8 Town Hall Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 2918 Westbrook Bridge, q., 1752; adjt., 1753, 2241 'V antabadgery Bushrangers, adft., 790 Water Supply to Hunter District, adft., 51 BUCHANAN, Mr. D., JJfudgu, Woollahra 'Vater Supply, acljt., 2242 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2147, 2156 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3243 Amalgamation of Legal Profession, q., 1572 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, .BO"ITMAN, Mr. A., The Ilawkesbury, m., 49, 403 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Archbishop Vaughan and Public Education, Com., 1592 adjt., 139 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill (No. Beer's Disabilities Bill, 2ii., 511 • 2), Com., 2818 · Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Electoral Bill, Com., 2394 Bill, Adop. Rep., 1128 Fencing Bill, q., 2053 Business Days, m., 1801 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 608 Bushrangers, Capture of, in Victoria, adjt., Totalisator Legalising Bill, 2&., 980 3194, 3197 BUC r1NDEX.] CAM ]iii

.BUCHANAN, 1\Ir. D.-eontinue£l BURNS, Mr. J. F.-continued ChaJlenge in Misdemeanour Bill, 2R., 610 Barrington Gold Fields, m., 2813 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1175, 1180 Bridge over Glendon Brook, m., 1239 Church and School Lands, m., 29; q., 40; Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, m., 65, 199 Petition, 1443 Church and School .J,ancls Dedic11tion Bill, Coal Duty Resolution, 3137 petition, 1443 Collection of Census, q., 731'i City Sewerage, ad:jt.. , 2513 Conditional Purchases Legalising Bill, q., Coal Duty Resolution, 3131 1927 Contempts Punishment Bill, 2R., 614 Country Towns "Tater Supply and Sewerage Crown Landa Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Bill, Com., 2749 2721 Crown Land Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Electoral Bill, 2R., 2006; Com., 2184, 2185, · 2718 2188, 2190, 2297, 2446; 3R., 2562 Customs DL1ties Resolutions, 747, 752, 754, Encouragement of Native Industries, m., 900, 756, 767 1636, 2724 Du bbo to Bourke Railway Extension, . m., Exhibition, The, adjt., 6i 3264. Exhibition Building, The, q., 2053 Duties on Australian Wines, q., 66 Financial Statement, 665, 698 ; Supplemen- Duty Stamps, q., 3125 tary St:i.tement, 3010 Education Regulations, culjt., 2381 Formal Motions, 1n., 25 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2002; Com., 2124, 2128, Free Trade and Protection, adjt., 689 2191, 22i9, 2301, 2385, 2390, 2393, 2399, Government Contracts, adjt., 2484 2450 Government Purchases from Members of Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3001 Parliament, m., 1085 Government Contracts, adjt., 398 Immigration, m., 1333 Great Northern Railway, CJ., 66; m., 207 Imprisonment for Debt Abolition Bill, 2R. Immigration of Coal-miners, Obs., 2296 2814, 2817 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Judge Meymott, adjt., 2485, 2638; q,, 2769 137; Cons. of Amdts., 1677 LandsActs further Amendment Bill, 2n., 109 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Licensing Bill, 2R., 2594 . Declaratory Bill, 2R., 1899 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3163 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, Com., 3189 Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Medical Bill, 2R,, 1915 · 2R., 38; q., 2714; m., 2916, 2917 Metropolitan vVater and Sewerage Bill, Com., Mr. Stuart nnd Denominational School, acljt., 1632, 1636 618 Mining on Private Lands Bill, Dis., 2035 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Mitchell's Creek Mineral Selection, m., 2890 Bill, 2R.' 1844 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 574, 581, 1059, Prerogative of Mercy, 111., 1141· 1063, 1122 Prison Labour, Mudgee Gaol, rn., 2663, 2665 Randwick Asylum, m.., 259 Proposed Censure of the Minister for Lands, Select Committees, Proceedings of, 3162 m., 2133 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 738, 741 Public Instruction Bill, rn., 88; 2R., 275; Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 874; Com., 876, 937, Com., 572, 578, 596, ll05, 1122, 1186, 1193 ; 939, 942, !J59, 960, 961, 963, 964, 1010 3R., 1265 Supply- Public Roads. Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), Iminigration, 274-3 2R., 2561 . Monthly Supply Bills, 839 Public Finances, adjt., 1404 Police Magistrates, 2369 Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, Port Hacking Core of Stone, 2859 m., 2915 Real Property Act, 2747 · Sir Alfred Stephen, m., 1133, 1140 Telegraph Offices, 2557 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), arljt., 1569, 1683 Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1325; Com. 1 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2867, 2882 1384, 1385, 1573 Supreme Court, The, adjt., 2206, 22ll ; Obs., '\Vharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, Com., 2236 2320, 2321, 2322 Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con- tinuation Bill, 2R., 2761 Totallsator Legalising Bill, rn., 293 Town Hall Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 2918 Treatment of a Patient at the Infirmary, adjt., c 2230 Use of Public School Buildings, ad:jt., 92 CAMERON, }.fr. A., We.

CAllIERO·N, Mr. A.-continzied CAMPBELL, Mr. A.-continued Contractors' Agents, Members of Parliament J\1ining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2168 as, q., 2835 Personal Explanation, acljt., 2418, 2423 Education Regulations, adjt., 2382 Publ.ic Instruction Bill, 2R.; 1553; Com., 1563, Electoral Bill, 2R., 2004 1565, 1687, 1689, 1691, 1697, 1698, 1699 Financial Statement, Suplementary, Report 1788, 1791 of Resolution, 3088 Public 'Yorks Loan Bill, 2R., 3227; Com., Government Contracts, adjt., 391 3235 Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 895 Secret Bills of Sale ActAmei1dment Bill, 2R., Immigration, m., 984, 1331 1302; Expl., 1303; 2R., 2088; Com., 2096, Importation of Locomotives, adjt., 1446 2097, 2098, 2100, 2194, 2195, 2196; Re- , Judge Meymott, q., 2343 Com., 2289, 2290, 2291 . Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3175; Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1249, 1252, 1253, Expl., 3183 1255, 1256; Re-Com., 1346 Loading of Ships, adjt., 122:1-, 1229 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1617; Com., Medical Bill, 2R., 1912 1649, 1661 ; Adop. Rep., 2373, 2374 Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools,"a

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CAMPBELL, Mr. C. -continued CHAIRMAN OF CoMMI'l"l'EES, Assembly-continued Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1481; l!.'xpl. Irregular for private member to propo111 1557; Com., 1557, 1561, 1565, 1566, 1568, mcrea.se ofta:i.::ation (proposed amendment '1787, 1790, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798; Adop. by Mr. Fitzpatrick in Stamp Duties Bill Rep., 1807 (No. l)to alterproposeddutiesonreceipts), Public vVorks Loan Bill, 2R., 3226; Com., 1014 -3232, 3236 Land Bill not a. money Bill "in' the sense , Russell, Mr. Bourn, decease of, adjt., 3224 any measure directly taxing the people Secret Bills of Sale .Act .Amendment Bill, 2R., would be"; therefore amendment by Coun­ 2091 cil reducing rents could be considered Small Debt1 .Act .Amendment Bill, Com., 2425, by Committee, 1723 2426 Liquor Licensing Bill-proposed amend­ Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 1242; Com., 1246, ment to make Bill general in application 1247, 1251, 1253, 1255, 1260 not admissible, as it would impose a Sta.mp Puties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1424, 1615; restriction on trade not covered by - Com., 1654, 1809 message, 3187 Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ Name of Governor not to be introduced tiuuation Bill, 2R., 3123 with a. view to influence votes, 1372 Tramw&y1 Extensi~n Bill, 2.R., 1811 Practice of House of Commons allow1 Chairm11.n to give vote either in favour or against any motion, even in Committee of CAMPBELL, Mr. J., Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Re­ Supply, 1230 Com., 2580 Proposed Amendment in Tramways Exten­ "Lands .Acts further .Amendment Bill, 2R., 428 sion Bill not covered by Governor'• Limds for Public Purposes .Acquisition Bill, message, 1384 Com., 1996; Adop. Rep., 2899 Relevancy of remarks of Members, 1399, Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1551; Com., 1567 1631, 2123, 2415, 2456, 2769, 3094, 3259 Stamp Dutie11 Bill, 2R., 1242; Re-Com., 1348 Remarks of Member on motion " tha~ the Chairma.n leave the chair," "must be germane to the subject which hi11 motion CHAIRllfAN OJ' co~rnIITTEllS, AMembly (The Hon. intercepted, "'1009 .ANGUS CAMERON, Esq.), Resolution re imposition of duties on wool Election of, 28 properly before Committee, 3073 Ruling of, reported to the Hou11e for deci1ion Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), proposed amend­ of Mr. Speaker, 2044 ment (by Treasurer)--duties on receipts Casting Vote-" Deposit" clause-Electoral in order, 2887 ; ruling referred to Mr. Bill, 2313 ; proposed taxes on wool, 3258 Speaker and upheld, 2891; proposed Refutation of charge of impartiality, 3068; amendment (by Mr. Copeland) to omit vide, 3060 exemption not in order, 2888 Rulinge of- "Supply" Resolution to be treated a.1 a. .After a.mendment proposed in cla.use of Bill, whole. If submitted a.s an estim1tte, amendment cannot be proposed in pre­ it would be competent to move reduction ceding part of clause, 1194, 1197 ; if of amount by any specific sum, 849 amendment negatived, another may be Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill proposed to be inserted in the ea.me place, (No. 3)-Incom petent for member to move 1198 11.11 amendment involving an increase of Amendment cannot be moved after question, taxa.tion, as no Messa.ge accompanied the "That the clause, as amended, stand part Bill, 1366 of the Bill," has been proposed, 1109, Unparliamentary to say that member had 2818, 2884 offered a. bribe, 3060 Amendment made in Land Bill by Council (See CAMERO~, Mr . .ANGUS) (new clause 4) compatible with context of the Bill, and therefore could be enter­ tained, 1675 Bills affecting trade must originate iq Com­ CHAIRllTAN OF Co11111n'l'TEES, Council (Sir JOSEPH mittee, 2044 GEORGE Lo::rn I-xNES, Knt. ), Chairman's ruling must be challenged before Casting Vote (Secret Bills of Sale Bill), 2100 a new question is proposed, l:l68; ex­ Election of, 22 planation re, 1371 Ruling of, reported to the House, 217l Committee of 'iVays and Means cannot be Rulings of- asked to vote an item twice, 3073 Amendment "That the Chairman leave the Electoral Bill-Deposit clause-not a ''rate chair, and report the Bill to the House charge or impose upon the people," 2446 with an amendment," cannot be put until Imputation that the Government had been Bill completely dealt with, 1660 influenced by monetary institution11 in As to interference with prerogatives of the introduction of a Bill, out of order, Assembly-Danger of inserting a clause 130 in Land Bill 1which might indirectly re­ In Committee of "\Vay11 and Me1m1 usu&l move a burden from the people, 1003 to allow Membera " considerable la.ti­ Imputation of "motives of conduct" un­ tude," 777 parliamentary, 1656 'Ivi CHA fJNDEX.l OLA

CHAIRMAX OF Co11nnTTEES, C'ouncil--co1uinuecl CHARLES, Mr. S.-continuecl In Committee member may speak as often Metropolitan "\Vater and Sewerage Bill, Com., as he likes-nothing to prevent him from 1636 .saying the same thing over and over Mining on Private Lands Bill, Die., 2036 again, 2585 Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, adjt., Invariable Rule that after the doors are 619 locked for division honorable members are Oyster Leases Validation Bill, m., 2182 not to change their respective positions Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory by passing ·from one side to the other, Bill, 2R., 1785 2532; reversal of rule and explanation re, Public Business, acljt., 1707 2572 • Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 450; Com., 575, Member may quote from a private letter 589, 604, 1096, 1097, 1098, ll05, 1109, lll8, "in illustration of an argument in reference 1123, 1184, 1212, 1213 to the Question before the Committee," Railway Accident at Parramatta, acljt., 728 585 Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 810 Refreshment Stations on Railways, adjt., 2242 Member not out of order in pointing out Resignation, Expl., 1543; adjt., 2860 that " in all probability by the adoption South Head Light, adjt., 1409 of an amendment" a Bill would be lost in Stamp Duties Resolutions, 737, 741, 743 the other Chamber, 1656 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 874; Com., 877, 879, Motion for withdrawal of amendment may 881, 882, 884, 938, 942, 944, 946, 947, 959, be submitted, 817 961, 962, 965, 966; Aclop. Rep., 1091; 3n., Proposed amendment in Metropolitan "\Vater lll9; m., 1372 Sewerage Bill not in order, as it would Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1391; Com., effect the taxation under the Bill, 2164 1398, 1402; adjt., 1507 Relev:mcy of Remarks of Members, 2170, Storage of Gunpowder, a

COHEN, Mr. H. E., We&t Maitland, COHEN, Mr. H. E.-contintted Amended Sec1·et Bille of Sa.le Prevention Bill, Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, 2R., 616 Com., 2234 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 877, 878, 940, 94.2, q., 33; m., 41, 49, 400, 414 944, 946, 965, 1038 Appointments to Public Service, adjt., 394 StampDutiesBill(No. 2), 2R., 1390; Com. 1399 Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3156 · Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2872 ' Archibald Thompson's Trust Estate Bill, 2R., Supply- 2045 Agent General, 2360 Border Customs Duties, q., 2990 Ah Saw's Compensation, 2854, 2855 Border Duties Convention with South Austm- Benevolent Asylum Infants, 2846 lia., q., 2629, 2758 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2370, 2516 Bridge at Bulahdelah, .m., 1157 Geological Maps, 2521 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 240 Immigration, 2456 Challenge in Misdemeanour Bill, 2R., 613 Insolvency Court Accommodation, 2364 Coal Duty Resolution, 3134, 3141, 3149 Katoomba Reserve Road, 2856 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 644 Kia.ma Police Magistrate, 2518 Contempts Punishment Bill, 2n., 615 Land, Upset Price of, 2456, 2458 Deficiency in the Revenue, q., 868 La.w Library, 2364 Denominational Teachers, a<~it., 3081 Monthly Supply Bills, 2458 Duncan's Superannuation Bill, Com., 1290 Municipalities Endowments, 2848 Education Regulations, acljt., 2382 Public Instruction Minister's Salary, 2522 ; Electoral Bill, Com., 2080, 2082, 2083, 2084 Classified Teachers' Salaries, 2522 2125, 2184, 2185, 2217, 2221, -2398, 2411: Randwick Asylum, 2847 · 2458; Adop. Rep., 2535, 2540 Recreation Reserves, 2856 EndO\_vment of Municip!!.lities, m., 2493, 2494 Revenue, Deficiency in, 2456 Eveleigh Estate, q., 868 · Small Debts Court, 2369 . Executfrc Councillors' (Functions Substitu- South Australian Border Duties Convention, tion) Bill, Com., 2769 2848, 2852 Financial Policy, 852 Supreme Court, 2364 Financial Statement, 647, 715 Taree Court-house, 2554 Supplementary Statement, 2990 Tug-boat, Subsidy for, 2364 Forfeited Purchases Declaratory Bill, Cons. of \Vantabadgery Bushrangers, expenses· of A.mdts., 2273, 2274, 2277, 2278 capture of, 2845 Formal l\Iotions, m., 24 Young, Registrar at, 2368 Government Contracts, adjt., 394 Supreme Court Temporary Judges Act Con­ Gunnedah 'to N arrabri Rail way Extension, m., tinuation Bill, 2R., 2762; Com., 2767 2759 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, Imprisonment for Debt Abolition Bill 2R. 2R., 1216; Com., 1220, 1362, 1365, 1366, 2814 ' , 1368, 1370; Re-Com., 1448 Lands Acts farther Amendment Bill, Com., Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., 419 134, 138; Cons. of Amdts., 1670, 1674 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1383, 1579 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2039, 2041, 2042 Com., 1359, 1447 Volunteer Land Orders Bill, 2R., 2819; Adop. Lands, Upset Price of, Exp!., 2675 Rep., 2835 Licensing Bill, m., 1965 vYharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, 2R., 2318; Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, Com., 3189 Com., 2320, 2321, 2322, 2323 · Maitland Cattle-driving Act Amendment Biil, 2R., 1229 COMBES, Mr. E., Ea&t JJ[acquai·ie, Medical Bill, 2R,, 1915 Customs Duties Resolutions, 752, 753, 755, 7tH Metropolitan \Yater and Sewerage Bill, Com. Financial Statement, 655 1632, 1635 . ' Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 516 Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2085 Metropolitan ·water and Sewerage Bill, Com., Mining on Private Lands Bill, Dis., 2035 1627 Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, ad;t. Public Instruction Bill, Com., 581, 1096 624 " ' Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 795, 815 Municipalities" Act Amendment Bill, q., 33 Railway Traffic, adjt., 691 Oyster Leases Y alidation Bill, m., 2182 Supply- Police at Raymond Terrace, m., 14,9 Chisholm Estate, 850 . Prerogative of Mercy, m., 1150 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1387 Public Business, q., 2323 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 44-i ; Com., 578, 581, 597, 599, 608, 1066, 1099, 1110, 1118, COONAN, Mr. vY. T., Th~ Bogan, 1123, 1213 ; 3R., 1271 Accommodation in \'V ater and Central Police Public \Yorks Loan Bill, 2R., 3192 Courts, adjt., 2243 Railway into Sydney, m., 34 Alexander M'Leod's Selection, adit., 2209 Recall of Mr. Forster, adjt., 624 Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1539 R~gisters of Marriages, ac~it., 3081 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 249 River Banks near \Yest Maitland, adjt., 1930 Claim of Anne Jane Cox, m., 2354 Sales of Land by Auction, Exp!., 2675 Closed Road at Condobolin, adjt., 758 ' ; .. -.

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CooNAN, Mr. W . .T.-continued COPELAND, Mr. H.-continued Commission of the Peace, m ., 2350 Supply- Electoral Bill, Com., 2284, 2286 , 2389, 2390, Agent General, 2359 2391, 2449 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2369 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3069 Lamplighting, 2858 Forbes Bridge, ac~it., 758 Manning and Macleay Trade, 2364 Land Sale at Condobolin, q., 719; · adjt., 1444, Port Hacking Core of Stone, 2857, 2858 1541, 1545, 2484 Professor Smith, services of, 2858 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Adop. Reformatory for Girls, 2362. Rep., 189; Cons. of Amdts., 1676 Volunteer Force, 2741 Licensing Courts, adjt., 2243 Totalisator Legalising Bill, m., 297 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2984, Utilisation of Prison Labour, m., 82 2R., 3172; Com., 3184, 3187 \V:illeraw:mg to Mudgee Railway, m., 2000 Motion of Censure, m., 2070 · ~r ool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3239, Proposed Censure of the Minister for Lands, 3243 m., 2131, 2133 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 485; Com., 581, Cox, Mr. G. H., 594, 597, 1212 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendmeni Supply- • Bill, Com., 2197 , Condobolin Clerk of Petty Sessions, 2517 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R, 730; Com., 733, Supreme Court, The, adjt., 2209 2204, 2206 'Vantabadgery Bushrangers, adjt., 720, 781, Glebe Island, m., 1026, 1037 793 • Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., 824, 854, 857, 860, 864, 927, 935, 1161, COPELAND, ~Ir. H., Gold Fields No1·th, 1163 Barrington Gold Field, m., 150, 2813 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Business Days, m,, 1802 . Com., 1996 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 243 Metropolitan vVatcr and Sewerage Bill, Com., Church and School Lands, m., 197 2162, 2166 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2167, Com., 1662, 1663, 1664, acljt., 1928 2168, 2271 Coal Duty Resolution, 3138 Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, Com., Education Regulations, adjt., 2383 2989 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2021; Com., 2111, 2126, Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1255 2128, 2189, 2283, 2304, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2384, 2387, 2389, 2390, 2392, 2394, 2403, 2407, 2412, 2414, 2416, 2417, 2418, 2441 Financial Statement, 693 ; Supplementary Statement, 3035 D Forms of Crown Grants, m., 215, 216 Gold Fields Electors, a~it., 157 Gold-miniug Leases, Regulations relating to, DALLEY, Mr. ·w. :i3., m., 2172, 2907, 2913 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Great Korthern Railway, Deviation through 170 Armidale, m., 1755 Colonial Fisheries, m., 674. Han!l'ing Rock Public School, ac~it., 2383 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 428 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 105; Powers of Council as to Appropriation and Com., 129, 131, 163, 164, 165, 169; 3R., 287; Taxing Bills, ni., 1734 Cons. of Amdts., 1669, 1675, 1907 Privilege, 1158 Licensing Bill, 2R., 2646 . Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1432; Com., 1690 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2983; Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1414, 1602; · 2R.; 3166; Com., 3183, 3186 Com., 1644 Mineral Selection at Mitchell's Creek, m., 2250 DANGAR, Mr. T. G. G., The Gwydfr, Minerals in unsold Crown Lands, aqjt., 3208 Conservation of Water, q., 1308 Mining on Private Lands Bill, m., 292; Dis., Electoral Bill, Com., 2315 2034 Fencing Runs, q., 1308 Mining on Temporary Commons, adjt., 1930, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of 2032 Amdts., 1724, 1725, 1726, 1727 Mining Reserves, mljt., 157 Mining Act Amendment Bill., Com., 2085; 3R., 2104 • DARLEY, Mr. F. '\V., Motion of Censure, m., 2065 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, 2R., 2888 Bill, Com., 2197 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Cattle Sale-yards Bill. Re-Com., 2906 Biil, 2R., 1782 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Public Business, acUt., 1710 175 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 593 Church -and School Lands Dedication Bill, Sales of Land by Auction, adjt., 2677 Com., 2468, 2480, 2499, 2504, 2506, 2507, Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., .2887 2509 ; Re-Com., 2576, 2577 DAR JINDEX:J DAY

DARLEY, Mr: F. W.-conti1;ued , DAVIES, Mr. J.-continued Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 964 (No. 2), Com., 2900 Supply- Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1871 Agent General, 2355 Conn try Towns Water and Sewerage Bill, Free Library, 2523 Com., 2936 Legislative Council Messenger, 1376 Crown Lands Purcha~es Validation Bill, 2R,, Prince Alfred Hospital, 2552 2903 Statistical Register, 2555 Electoral Bill, Com., 2705, 2706, 2709, 27l0, Sydney Corpora.tion Act Amendment Bill, 2711, 2712, 2713, 2790, 2820, 2825 Com., 1364 Equity Bill, m., 354, 2R., 472, 479; Com., Tramway and Omnibus Company'11 Bill, m.., 582, 583, 584, 586; Cons. of Amdts., 3236 419 Evidence of Commissioners under Great Seal Volunteer Land Orders Bill, Adop. Rep., 2837 Bill, Com., 2793 Land Law (Forfeitecl Conditional Purchases Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2139; Exp!., 2142., DAVIES, Mr. W., Argyle, Com., 2144; Cons. of Amdts., 2623, 2627 Coal Duties Resolution, 3146 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., Custom& Duties Resolutions, 747 525; Com., 920, 921, 922, 926, 928, 932, Electoral Bill, Adop. Rep., 2548 933, 999, 1004; Cons. of Amdts., 2145 Great Northern Railway, Deviation through 2146 Armidale, m., 1751> Lands 'for P11hlic Purposes Acquisition Bill, 1"and Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Com., 2173, 2292, 2533, 2582, 2583, 2668, Declaratory Bill, Com., 1902, 1904; Cons. 2669, 275:3, 2755; Re-Com., 2897, 2899 of Amdts., 2278 Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, 2R., Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of 301, 314 Amdts., 1720, 1726, 1728, 1908 Metropolitan 'Yater and Sewerage Bill, Com., Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2983, 2R., 2162, 2163, 2165, 2166 3172; Com., 3184 Powers of Council as to Appropriation and Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill, m., Taxing Bills, m., 1743 · 3266 Public!nstrnctionBill,Com., 1690, 1697, 1698 Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, Com., 2889 Re-Com., 1921, 1924, 1926 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1056, 1062, Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, '1068, 1192 Com., 2096, 2097, 2098, 2100, 2195; Adop. Railway Traffic, adjt., 692 Rep., 2196; Re-Com., 2290 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 738 Small Debts Act fur.ther Amendment Bill, Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 881, 882, 883, 884 Re-Com., 2530 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2885 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1424; Com., Supply- · 1639; A

DAY, Mr. G.-continued DE SALIS, Mr. L. F.-continued Country Towns "\Vater Supply and Sewerage Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Bill, Com., 2749 Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2139; Com., 2143, Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., 2144; Cons. of Amdts., 2626 2717 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 427 ; Customs Duties Resolutions, 780 Cons. of Amdts., 2145, 2146 Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Purposes, adjt., 3084 Com., 1995, 1996, 1997, 2173, 2174, 2532, Education Regu1ations, adjt., 2379 2533, 2583, 2584, 2585, 2586 Electoral Bill, 2R., 1982; Com., 2186, 2190, Metropolitan "\Yater and Sewerage Bill, 2R., 2191, 2306, 2313, 2401; 2410, 2414, 2417; 2160; Com., 2161, 2162, 2163, 2164, 2166 Cons. of Admts., 3259 . Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2168, 2169 Government Purchases from Members of Par- Personal Explanation, adjt., 2422 liament, m., 1088 Powers of Council as to Appropriation and Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, adjt., 891 Taxing Bills, m., 1743 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Pu Llic Expenditure, cu:~it., 629 . Declaratory Bill, 2R., 1901 ; Cons.. of Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1554; Com., Amdts., 2274 1559, 1563, 1564, 1689, 1699, 1787, 1788, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. 1789, 1791, 1796, l7!JS, 1799; Adop. Rep. of Amdts., 1664, 1670, 1672, 1720, 1723, 1726, 1807; Re-Com., 1922, 1924, 1925, 1926 1909, 1910, 19ll; Re-Com. of Amdts., 1966, Public Holidays, adjt., 2046, 204i 1969; Cons. of Amdts., 2228 Secret Bills of Sale Act Anwndment Bill, 2R., Legalising Conditional Purchases, q., 39!) 2093 ; Com., 2099, 2100 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3171 Small Debts Act Amendment Bill, 2425,2426, Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2085 2427 . Narrandera to Hay Railway, 'Ill., 1711 Standard Weight of Grain Bill, 2R., 685; Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 493; Com., 1041 Com., 686, 687, 688 Proposed Censure of the Minister for Lands, Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1811 ; Com., m., 2133 1817, 1819; 3R., 1960, 1961 Randwick Asylum, m., 260 Tramway, The, adjt., 2254 Recall of Mr. Forster, adjt., 624 Sales of Land by Auction, adjt., 2680 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 943, 944, 945, 1010, DILLO~, Mr. J., Tente1jield, 1015 Address in Reply, m., 17 Supply_:_ Affiliated Colleges, m., 215::! Academy of Arts, 2523 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Burrowa Police Magistrate, 236!), 23i0 m., 48 Go\Ternor's Aid-de-camp, 1373 Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Hospital Expenditure, 2857 m., 3204 · Inspector of Charities, 2361 Challenge in }.fisdemeanour Bill, 2R., 613 Newcastle Police Magistrate, 2520 Clarence and New England Railways, q., 66 Public Scholarships, 2522 Electoral Bill, Com., 2081, 2082, 2114, 2119, Public "\Yorks, Incidental Expenses, 2549 2126, 2184, 2224; Expl., 2227 School Teachers' Fees, 2521 Government Purchases from Members of Survey of Lands, 2525 Parliament, m., 1084 · Taree Court-house, 2554 Great Northern Railway, m., 205 Tramways, 2556 John Nevin's Selection at Inverell, m., 816 U8ury Limitation Bill, Com., 2040 Judge Meymott, adjt., 2487, 2629 "\Vahgunyah Bridge; adjt., 394 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of Wallerawang to MudgeeRailway, m., 1999 A.melts., 1674 "\Vantabadgery Bushrangers, adjt., 791 Mr. H. Baylis, P.l\f., m., 627 "\Vharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, Com., Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 355; Com., 2321, 2322 ll03, lll5, 1122 "\Vool Duty Resolution, 3095 Refreshment Stations on Railways, adjt., _2241 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), adjt., 1684 Supply- Agent General, 2356 DE SALIS, Mr. L. F., Judge Meymott, 2365 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Taree Court-house, 2554 Bill, 2R., 1991 Supreme Court, The, adjt., 2210 Business in the Law Courts, adjt., 2328, 2336 fingha Public School, adjt., 2241 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 2339 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Com., 2432, 2495, 2498, 2505, 2508 DOCKER, Mr. J., Colonial Eisher:ics, m., 673 ; Expl., 681 Address in Reply, m., 9 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1946 Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3161 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, 3R., 643 Call of the House, m., 1752 Equity Bill, 2R., 478 ; Com., 583, 586 Character of Education in Public Schools, Great Northern Railway-Deviation through m., 179 Armida.IP., m., "2050; Expl., 2051 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Judge Meymott, adjt., 2328, 2336 Com., 2466, 2499 -... ~ .....

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DOCKER, Mr. •T.-cont-inued FARNELL, Mr. J. S.-continuecl Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), Bridge over Glendon Brook, rn., 1239 Com., 920 Cattle Sale-yards,' m., 245 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1868 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1178 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Charges against Crown Solicitor, m., i937 2902 - Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Electoral Bill, Com., 2709, 2775, 2785, 2790, 2R., 1590 ; Com., 1663 2819, 2823, 2830 ; 3R., 2862 City and Suburban Tramways, m., 1222 Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu­ Compensation to Miss Johanna Connelly, m., ' tion) Bill, Com., 2895 2131 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 5), m., Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2139 2102 . Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R.,. 434; Com., 817, 819, 1169, 1170, 1171, 27-20 1172, 1173 Customs :Outies Resolutions, 749; 770 Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale Education Regulations, adjt., 2383 Bill, 2R.' 2193 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2029; Com., 2306, 2390, Payments from Church and School Lands 2302, 2393, 2417, 2442, 2445; Cons. of Fund, rn., 2287 ; Obs., 2328 :Amdts., 3261 Personal Explanation, adjt., 2423 Equity Bill, 2n., 3086 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1477; Com., 1559, Evidence by Commissioners under Great Seal 1787, 1788, 1792, 1796 Bill, Com., 2639 Public ViT orks Loan Bill, 2R., 3230 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3015 Punctuation of Bills and Acts 0f Parliament, Formal Motions, m., 26 m., 120 Gold-mining Leases, regulations relating there- Small Debts Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2425 to, m., 2912 . Stamp Duties Bill, Re-Com., 1341 Immigrants on the '' Camperdown," q., 3035 Stamp Duties Bill (No.. 2), ln., 1421, 1593; Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 113; · Expl., 1624; Com., 1660, 1661; Adop. Com., 131, 138, 159, 160, 161, 163, 165, Rep., 2372; Expl., 2376 166; Adop. Rep., 191; Cons. of Amdts., Standard IYeight of Grain Bill, '2n., 685; 1665, 1669, 1674, 1678, 1679, 1680, 1718, 1722, Com., 687 1904; 1908, 1911; Re-Com. of Amdts., 1973; Cons. of Amdts., 2229, 2230 DRIVER, ~fr. R., JY.imlsoi·, Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Declaratory Bill, 2n., 1894; Com., 1903, Bill, 2R., 1071 1904; -Cons. of Amdts., 2273, 2277 Cattle Sale-yards, ?'Ii., 250 Land Sale at Condobolin, adjt., 1446 Chairman of Committees, m.:, 28 Licensing Bill, 2R., 2657 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 947 Licensing Business, adjt., 2680 Tra,mway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., • Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2084; 628 2R., 3180 Metropolitan \Yater and Sewemge _Bill, Com., 1631 Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2085 ; 3R., 2105 Mitchell's Creek Mineral Selection, m., 2889 E Motion of Censure, m., 2071 Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill, m., 3266 • ECKFORD, Mr. J., Wollombi, Narrandera to Jiay, Railway, m., 1715 Administration of the Land Ln,ws, acljt., 15ii Oyster Fisheries, q., 315 Electoral Bill, Com., 2306 Oyster Leases Validation Bill, m., 2176 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Powers of Legislative Council Decfaratory . 138 Bill, 2n., 1775 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2.R., 3174; Public Schools, Religious Teaching in, acljt., Com., 3185 2680 Publi~ Business, adjt.,' 1710 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 460; G.om., 589, 606, 1066, 1123 Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2R., 2561 Public \Yorks Loan Bill, 2R. 3193 Punctuation of Bills and A.!ts of Parliament, F m., 2914 · Railway-Hates on Hay and Straw, m., 814 FARNELL, Mr. J. S., St. Leonm·ds, Randwick Asylum, m., 259 Administration in Equity Jurisdiction,· m., Replies to Questions, cu~it., 837 . 416, 417 Roman Catholic School Land Sn,le Bill, 2R., Affiliated Colleges, rn., 2149 523 . Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3155 Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment 2R., 2:232 - Bill, 2R., 1081 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 742, 744 1~-~ ._·-·::, 1;,c"'~" · :r -, •

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FARNELL, Mr. J. S.-continued FITZ.PATRICK, Mr. M.-continued Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 881 Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2869; Com., Purposes, adjt., 3085 · 2884 ; 3R., 2892 Driver, lllr. Hichard, Decease of, adjt., 3225 Supply- Duncan's Superannuation Bill, 2R., 1216; , Advam:e Yote, 845, 851 Gorn., 1290, 1291 . Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2516 Education Regulations, adjt., 2381 Free Public Library, 2522 Electoral Bill, q., 1535; 2R., 1978 ;· Qom., Immigration, 2455 • 2081, 2108, 2115, 2119, 2125, 2127, 2129, Inspectors of Scab in Sheep, 2856 2279, 2385, 2386, 2388, 2389, 2390, 2394, Minister of Public Instruction, 2858 2396, 2404, 2410; Adop. Rep., 2546'; obs., Municipalities ]~ndowments, 2848 2935 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1454 Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu­ Parramatta Orphan Schoole, 2553 tion) Bill, Com., 2768 Port Hacking Core of Stone, 2858 Financial Statement, 663, 713; Supplementary Prince Alfred Hospital, 2553 Statement, 2919, 2933, 3028; Expl., 3033; Roads and Bridges, 842 Report of Resolution, 3087 Rookwood L:md Purchase, 851 Fonual Motions, m., 25 Survey of Lands, 2527 Government Contracts, adjt., 397 Sydney Corporntion Act Amendment. Bill, Great Northern Railway, m., 207 Com., 1219, 1363 Hospital -.Accommodation in Sydney, m., Totalisator Legalising Bill, 2R., 978 517, 894 . Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, rn., Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 419; Dis., 2130 103; Com., 133, 138, 164, 165, 166; Cons. Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1314 of Amdts., 1667, 1668, 1673, 1675, 1679, Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2042 1680, 1904, 1910; Re-Com. of Amdts., 1971 Validation of Titles to Lands Conditionally Land Law (Forfeited Conc\itional Purchases) Purchased after Forfeiture, adjt.. , 1685 Declaratory Bill, 2R., 1896; Com., 1903; Volunteer Land Orders Bill, Adop. Rep., 2837 Cons. of .Amdts., 2272, 2274, 2277, 2278 "\Vharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, Com., Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, 2320, 2321, 2322 2R., 1358; Com., 1359, 1360 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3242, Licensing Business, adjt., 2691 3246 Licensing Bill, 2R., 2600 ; Expl., 2656; Obs., Wool Duty Resolution, 3076, 3111 2935 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2983; FAWCETT, Mr. C. H., 'l'lte Ota'rence, 2R., 3177; Com., 3184, 3185, 3186, 3187, Aliena.tion of Crown Lands, m., 2808 3188 Clarence River Bar, adjt., 3083 M:i.trimon.ial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Coal Duty Resolution, 3143 2R., 39; m., 2917 FITZPATRICK, Mr. !\!., Ya33 Plain3, Medical Bill, 2R., 1914 Appointment of :\!embers to Offic!ls of Profit, · Motion of Censure, notice of, 2053; m., 2054, m., 46; m., 404 2078 Appointments to Public Service, adft., 397; J\fr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, adit., Exp!., 400 622 Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3150; Adop. Rep., :Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill, m., .- 3159 3266 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Nelanglan Common, adft., 145 Bill, 2R., 1077 Obscene Publications Bill, Cons. of Amdts., Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, 1966 m., 3202 Pastures and Stock Protection .Bill, Cons. of Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1537 Amdts., 3223 Bushrangers, Capture of, in Victoria, adjt., Police at Raymond Ten-ace, m., 149 3195 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Bill, Cattle Sale-y:\rds, rn., 74, 228 2R., 1820 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R., 646 Prerogative of Mercy, m., 1146 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1177 Public Business, adjt., 1700, 1710 Charles, !\fr., Resignation of, 2860 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 315; Exp!., 380; . Chinese Immigration, m., 2703 Com., 573, 578, 595, 602, 603, 1039, 1040, Church and School Lands, m., 194 1041, 1042, 1044, 1054, 1061, 1062, 1064, Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, 1065, 1067, 1068, 1095, 1096, 1098, 1101, 2R., 1583; Com., 1592 1103, 1109, llll, 1112, 1114, 1117, 1124, Church and School Lands Dedication Bill (No. 1125, 1183, 1185, 1188, 1189, 1193, 1194, 2), Com., 2818 • 1198, 1210, 1214; 3R., 1288 Civil Servants as Directore of Companies, m., Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, 1236 m., 2915 Coal Duty Resolution, 3144 Ra.ndwick Asylum, m., 256 Crown Land Purchases Validation Bill, ·2R., Recall of Mr. Forster, adjt., 622 2722 Replies to Questions, adjt.; 836 Customs Duties Resolutions, 745, 747, 748, Rewards to Police Constables, adjt., 443 750, 752, 755 Sales of Land by .Auction, adjt. 2689 FIT (INDEX.] FOS liiii

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FOSTER, MR. w. J.-continued GARRETT, Mr. T.-continued Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1248, 1249, 1254, Fisheries Commission Report, q., 2296 1255, 1251, 1258; Re-Com., 1342 Formal Motions, m., 25 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1419, 1613; Government Contracts, adjt., 395 Com., 1641, 1660, 1661 ; Adop. Rep., 2373 Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 896 Standard 'Veight of Grain Bill, 2R., 684; Immigration, m., 995 - Com., 686, 687 Joadja Creek Railway Bill., 2R, 982 Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 112; tinuation Bill, 2R., 3122 Com., 130, 131, 137, 138, 164, 166; 3R., Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill 291 ; Cons. of Amdts., 1667, 1671, 1673, (No. 3), 2R., 2199 ;, Com., 2200, 2202, 2203 1675, 1677, 1681, 1720, 1721, 1727, 1728, Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1812; Com., 1904, 1907; Re-Com. of Anidts., 1971 ; 1814, 1815, 1817, 1818, 1819 Cons. of Amdts., 2228 Land at Moss Vale, q., 192 FRAZER, Mr. J., Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Church and School Lan

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GARRETT, Mr. T.-continued GREENWOOD, Mr. J.-continued Totalisator Legalising Bill, m., 293, 298; 2R., Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3150; Adop. Rep., 967; Dis., 981 3159 Tramway and Omnibus Company's· Bill, m., Business Days, m., 1801 418 . Cattle Sale-yards, m., 248 Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1320; Com., Church and School Lands, m., 60 1387, 1574, 1576 . Coal Duty Resolution, 3123, 3147 Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2038 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 5), 2R., Validity of Petitions, m., 521 2102 Validation of Titles to Lands Conditionally Crown Lands Purchases Yalidation Bill, 2R., Purchased after Forfeiture, ru:ljt., 1682 2716; Com., 2722, 2723 'Vool Duty Resolution, 3101 Customs Duties Resolutions, 750, 752,,755, 756 'Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, 2R., 3210; Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious Pur- Com., 3238, 3239, 3243, 3244, 3255 poses, m., 2248 Denominational Teachers, aif:it., 3081 GORDON, Mr. S. D., Duncan's Superannuation Bill, Com., 1290 Associations Incorporation Bill, 2R., 152 Education Regulations, adjt., 2380 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Electoral Bill, Com., 2082, 2112, 2114, 2117, Re-Com., 2576, 2577 2127, 2128, 2130, 2221, 2279, 2311, 2313, ConsolidatedRevenue Fund Bill (No. 2), Com., 2315, 2390, 2405, 2443, 2450, 2453 ; Adop. 920 Rep., 2542; Cons. of Amdts., 3259 Dubbo to Bourke Railway Extension, m., Encouragement of Native Industries, m., 910 3267 Evidence by Commissioners under Great Seal Electoral Bill, Com., 2i88, 2791 Bill, 2R.' 2638 . Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu­ Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu­ tion) Bill, Com., 2895 tion) Bill, Com., 2760 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Financial Statement, Supplementary, 2948, Com., 2755 . 3034; Report of Resolution, 3088 Maitland Cattle-driving Act Amendment Bill, Government Contracts, adjt., 2488 2R., 1378 Grants of Land for Religious Purposes, q., Parliamentary Buildings, adjt., 2253 2436 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1553 Great Northern Railway, m., 20i; Deviation Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 1243; Com., 1246; through Armida.le, ni., 1754 Re-Com., 1337 Improvement Purchases, m., 85, 86 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), Com., 1643; Adop. Judge Meymott, q., 2-136; cte~it., 2·:188 Rep., 2374, 2377 Katoomba Falls, adjt., 2489, 2684, 3082 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) GRAY, :Mr. S. ,V., Illawai·ra., Declaratory Bill, 2u., 1897 ; Com., 1902 ; Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Cons. of AmcHs., 2277 m., 410 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2n., 95 ; Assisted Immigration, m., 1805 Com., 128, 132, 136; :3R., 284; Cons. of Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Amdts., 1672, 1675, 1678, 1721, 1724, HJOU, Bill, Adop. Rep., 1131 1910 Challenge of Jurors, ·adjt., 1178 Licensing Business, aiijt., 2685 Electoral Bill, Adop. Rep., 2542 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R.. 3170 ; Financial Statement, 669 Com., 3183, 3184, 3185, 3186 Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 892, Metropolitan 'Vater and Sewerage Bill, Com., 894 1625, 1636 . Licensing Business, adjt., 2679 Minillg on Private Lands Bill, Dis., 2036 Loading of Shipe, culjt., 1228 Motion of Censure, m., 2075 PrerogatiYe of Mercy, m., 1155 Mr. Stuart and Denomination~,! Schools, adjt., Public Business, adjt., 1706 618 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 589, 593, 1123 Municipalities Special Endowment Bill, m., Ritilway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 813 3191 Sir Alfred Stephen, m., 1138 Parliamentary Land Agents, q., 2834 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 738 Pastoral Leases, m., 86 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 873; Com., 880, 938, Pitt-street, ·widening of, acljt., 2685 966; 3R., 1119 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Supply­ Bill, 2R., 1831 Immigration, 2742 Public Instruction Bill, 2n., 333; Com., 579, Kia.ma Police Magistrate, 2518 600, 606, 1057, 1060, 1099, 1107, 1114, 1188, Roads and Bridges, 842 1213 Totalisator Legalising Bill, 2R., 974 Public Accounts of the Colony, q., 1800 · Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, 1n., 419 Public Schools, Religious Instruction in, ru:ljt., W antabitdgery Bushrangers, adjt., 789 2685 Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), GREENWOOD, Mr. J., Ecist Sydney, 2R., 2561 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2152 Public 'Yorks Loan Bill, 2R., 3192 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, m., 46 m., 2915. E lxvi ·GRE [INDEX.] HOL

GREENWOOD, Mr. J.-continued GREVILLE, Mr. E.-continuecl Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 799 Supply-continued ·Randwick Asylum, m., 260 Inspector of Charities, 2361 Redfern Tramway, adjt., 618 Prince Alfred Hospital, 2552, 2553 Replies to Questions, at~jt., 837 Supreme Court Act, q., 399 Sales of Crown Lands, adjt., 2488, 2684 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1384 Sir Alfred Stephen, m., 1140 Stamp Duties Resolutions, 738, 740, 744 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 936, 9±5, 1010, 1018, 1019 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 21l., 1395; adjt., 1511, 1684 H Stock Duty Resolution, 3111 Supply- Defences, 1460 HAY, Sir JOHN, Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1374 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 734, 2205 Land Sales, 2454, 2457, 2459 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, :Monthly Supply Bills, 844, 2456 Com., 2475, 2508 Parliamentary R,eporting Staff, 1456 Country Towns 'Yater and Sewerage Bill, Roads and Bridges, 844 Com., 2865 'Vays and Means, Provision of, 2454 Customs Increased Duties Bill, Com., 957 vYorks of Defence, 2741 Electoral Bill, Com., 2711, 2712, 2713, 2790, Supreme Court Temporary Judgea Act Con­ 2820 tinuation Bill, 2R., 2764 ; Com., 2767 Equity. Bill, Com., 585 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Blil, 2R., Glebe Island, m., 1027, 1031 1218; Com., 1364, 1370 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1327 Declaratory Bill, Cons. of Amdts., 2628 Utilisation of Prison Labour, m., 80 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Validity of Petitions, m., 521 824, 855, 858, 863, 865, 935, 998, 1001, 1004, \\'antabaclgery Bushrangers, ar(jt., 786 1035, 1038; Cons. of Amdts., 2144 'Vliarfage and Tonnage .Rates Bill, 2R., 2319; . Lands for Public Purpo8eS Acquisition Bill, Com., 2320, 2321, 2323 Com., 1994, 1996, 1998, 2174, 2583, 2586, vYool Duty Resolution, 3073 2668, 2669, 2670, 2753, 2756 'Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, 2R., 3212 ; :M:etropoli tan '"'ater and Sewerage Bill, Com., Com., 3241, 3256 2162 Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2168 Narrandera to Hay Railway, m., 2047 OREYILLE, Mr. E., Braidwood, Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, Com., Agricultural Society, adjt., 2946 2988, 2989, 2990 Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Parliamentary Buildings, adjt., 2254 m., 3199, 3205 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1561, 1567, 1693, Bridge at Bulahclelah, 11i., 1158 1696, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1787, 1788, 1791, Cattle Sale-yards, m., 237 1792, 1793, 1796, 1798; Re-Com., 1924 Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious Pur- Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill poses, m., 2249 Com., 2099 Electoral Bill, Com., 2185, 2189, 2190 Small Debts .Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2424 Financial Policy, 352 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), Adop. Rep., 2375 Government Contracts, adjt.1 390, 2510, 2515 Standard Weight of Grain Bill, Com., 686 Griffin, Patrick and Miclmel; case of, 2812 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 518, (No. 3), Com., 2201 896 Tramways Ext.enaion Bill, Com., 1815, 1816, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., 1817, 1819 130, 160 (See PRESIDENT, Honor&ble, The) Library Committee, m., 27 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3176 ; HEZLET, Mr. \V., Paddington, Com., 3184. 3187, 3189, 3190 Electoral Bill, Com., 2391 Medical Bill, 2a., 1919 . Prerogative· of Mercy, m., 1156 HoLT, Mr. T., Public Business, adjt., 1709 Assisted Immigration, m., 1298 Public Finances, adjt., 1408 Associ&tions Incorporation Bill, 2R., 151, 152, Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1100, lll5, lll 7 224 .Randwick Asylum, m., 257 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 2204, 2205, 2206, Stamp Duties Resolutions, 739, 741 2341, 2342; Re-Com., 2906 Stamp Duties Bill, Com.,.938, 959 Character of Education in Public Schools,. m., Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill 176 2R., 1220; Com., 1221, 1362, 1369 Church and School Lande Dedication Bill, Supply- Com., 2497 ; Re-Com., 2579 Adv11.nce Votes, 839,845 Colonial Fisheries, m., 680 Agricultuul So~ieties, 2363 Customs Increased Duties Bill, 2R., ·953 Colonial Architect, 2551 Electoral Bill, Com., 2824, 2827 Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1374, 1375 Equity Bill, Com., 1583, 584 ·,

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HOLT, Jl,fr. T.-contimted HosKINS, Mr. J.-continued Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu- Katoomba Falls, q., 2343, 2663; udjt., 2490, tion) Bill, Com., 2894, 2896 2686, 3085 Glebe Island, m., 1026 Land Sale at Condobolin, q., 719; adjt., .1445, Judge Meymott, ad;'t., 2.332 1544, 2491 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional ·Purchases) Land Law (Forfeited Conditional .Pnrchases) Declaratory Bill, Cons. of Amdts.,.2626 Declaratory "Bill, 2R., 18!)2; Com., 1902, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., 1903, 1904; Cons. of Amdts., 22i2, 2273, 826, 828, 855, 857, 863, 866,.Q26, ·1001, 1002, 'l275, 2277, 2278 ·10.34, 1304 Lands Acts further Amendment ·Bill, ·m.., Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, 38; 2R., 92; Com., 129, 1:30, 132, 137, 138, Com., 1996, 1997, l 998, 2533, 2582 2583, 159, 161 ; Cons. of Amdts., 1664, 1665, 2665, 266G, 2668, .26GQ, 2670, 2672, 2673 ; 1669, 1676, 1678, 1679, 1680, 1681, 1715, Adop. Rep., 2752 ; Re-Com., 2754, 2831, 1716, 1719, 1720, 1724, .1725, 1727, 1728, 2898, 28!)9 1905, 1910, 1911, 2227 . Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, 2R., Legalising Conditional Purchases, q., 3!J9 303 Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, ad;t. Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale 623 " , Bill, 2R., 2193 Oyster Fisheries, q., 315 Metropolitan Water 1md Sewerage Bill, 2R., Oyster Leases Validation Bill, m., 2175 2160; Com., 2161, 2163, 2164 Parliamentary Land Agents, q., 2834 Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2R., Pastoral Leases, m., 86 1381 Public Parks, q., 1820 Pastures :mcl Stock Protection Bill, Com., Recall of Mr. Forster, adjt., 623 2988 Sale of Land by Auction, q., 2586, 2714 Parliamentary Buildings, culjt., 2253 Sales of Crown Lands, adjt., 2490, 2687 Puhlic Instruction Bill, 2R., 1489; Com., Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 937 1563, 1564, 1565, 1687, 1697, 1698, 1792 Supply- Public Works Loan Bill, 2R., 3229; Com., Lancl Agents, 2.i525 3233 . Survey of Lands, 2526 Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2038, 2042 m., 119 Validation of Titles to Lands Conditionally Russell, Mr. Bourn, clecease of, adjt., 3224 Pm·chasecl nfter Forfeiture, adjt., 168il Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, 2R., vVool, Cattle, aud Coal Tax Bill, 2R., 3215 2093 ; Com., 2096, 2194, 2195 Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, HuNm:RFORD, :Mr. T., .iYorthumberland, Com., 2530 Advertising Public Contractr., ad}t., 1228 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 1243; Com., 1246, Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1540 1248, 1251; Re-Com., 1347 Challenge in l\fisdemeanour Bill, 2R., 613 Stamp Duties Bill \No. 2), Com., 16.3!), 1653 Chnllenge of Jurors, adjt., 1178 Sydney Corporation Act Amend1;nent Bill City Sewerage, adjt., 1447 (No"'3), 2R., 2198 I Customs Duties Resolutions, 750, 777 Tramways Extension l3ill, 2R., 1811 ; Com., Metropolitan \'\7 ater and Sewerage Bill, Com., 1815, 18r1 1631 . Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 365; Com., 575, 589, 592, 1041, 1056, 1061, 1066, 1100, 1109, Hos:s:IXS, Mr. J., The Tunrnt, . 1116, 1124 Administration of the Land Laws, adjt., 155 Stamp Duties Bill, Com.,87!J, 881, 962, 1013 Alienation of Crown Lands, m., 2798 Supply- Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit Roads and Briclges, 842 m., 410 Totalisator Legalising Bill, m., 298; 2R., 973 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Tramways Extension Bill, 2n., 1326 ; Com., Bill, 2R., 1078 1575 Bridge at Bufahdelah, m., 1538 \'Yater Tanks, North-western Interior, adjt., Claim of Anne Jane Cox, m., 2354 1228 Cleary' a Land Purchase, m., 217 Compensa.tion to Miss Connelly, m., 1545, HURLEY, Mr. J., Ha;tley, 2131 Alleged Shooting Case, q., 355 Conditional Purchases Legalising Bill, q., 1927 Archbishop Vaughan and Public Education, Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., ac(jt., 145 2715; Com., ·2723 Bathing-house at v\Tatson's Bay, adjt., 2512 Customs Duties Resolutions., 77.3 Beer's Disabilities Bill, 2R., 511 ·Dedication of Crown Ln.nds for Religious Pur- Cattle Sale-yards, m., 74, 247 poses, m., 2247 ; adjt., 3084 Chinese Immigration, m.., 269!) Fencing Bill, q., 2053 - Cleary's Land Purchase, m., 217 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3q48 Coal Duty Resolution, 3126 Grants of La!l(l for ReligiQu~ Purposes, q., Commission of the Peace, m., 2343, 2353 2436 Dedication of Crown Lands for Religious Pur- Improvement Purchases, m., 85 poses, m., 2246; ctdjt., 3083 John Nevin's Selection at Inverell, m., 816 Discharged Prisoners, adjt., 158 lxviii HUR [INDE;X.]" JAC

HURLEY, Mr. J., Hartley-continued INNES, Sir J. G. L.-contimtecl Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3032 Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2R., Government Contracts, adjt., 395 1378 Imprisonment for Debt Abolition Bill, 2R., Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, 2816 . m., 119 · , Inspection of Convents Bill, m., 209, 212 Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, 2R., Interference with Supreme Court Officials 2090; Ad.op. Rep., 2196; Re-Com., 2289; adjt., 2230 Adop. Rep., 2291 Jesuits, adjt., 71 Stamp Duties Bill, Re-Coni., 1339 Juvenile Offenders, ad.it., 71 Stamp Duties Bill {No. 2), h., 1421, 1610 0 Katoomba Falls, q., 2343, 2663; adjt., 2512; Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con- 2683, 3083 tinuation Bill, 2R., 3123 Land Grants to Religious Denominations, (See CHAIRMAN OF CoMMITTEES­ adit., 1930 Council) Licensing Business, ail,jt., 2682 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3182 Medical Officer for Rylstone, q., 2295; adft., 2242 - Mining on Temporary Commons, adjt., 1930 Mining Act Amendment Bill, 3R., 2105 Motion of Censure, m., 2075 J Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schoole, acljt., 617, 626 JACOB, Mr. A. H., The Lower Huntei·, Payments to Discharged Prisoners, m., 300, Administration of Justice, q., 388 301 Animals Pr'otection Bill, 2R., 3198 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 489; Com., 608 Archbishop Vaughan and Public Education,. Railway from 'Vallerawang to Mudgee, q., ac~ft., 143 1382 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Railway Rails, adjt., 2242 . Bill, 2 R.' 1082 Removal of Pynnont Bridge, m., 83 Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1157, 1536' Rylstone Post Office, adjt., 158 Cattle Sale-yards, m.,' 247 Savings Bank of New South \Vales, m., 2157 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1179 Select Committees, Proceedings of, 3162 Church and School Lands, m., 197 Supply- Dog Act, a

JAco;n, Mr. A. H.-cont{nued LACKEY, Mr. J.-continued Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, Railway Accident at Parramatta., adjt., 725 2R., 2232; Com., 2233, 2234 Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 804 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 880, 9.43, 945, 960, Railway Traffic, adjt., 692 lOll, 1013, 1016 ; 3R., lll9 Railway into Sydney, m., 33 Stamp Duties Bill (No ..2), Com., 1402 Railways-" Engaged" Carriages, adft., 145 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2869; Com., Railway Engines, q., 2770 2883; 3R., 2891, 2893 . Railway Signals, adjt., 3082 ·Supply- Raymond Terrace Punt, adjt., 145 Advance Vote, 850 Redfern Tramway, acljt., 145 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1459 Removal of Pyrmont Bridge, m., 84 Naval Brigade, 1461 Resignation of a .Station-master, adft., 885 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, Simons, \V., Compensation to Representatives Com., 1364 of, 2704 Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2038, 2040, Supply- 2041, 2044 Cockatoo Island Dock, 2860 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3240, Colonial Architect, 2550 3245 Fitzroy Dry Dock, 254!) Hay Public Buildings, 2555 JOHNSTON, Mr. W., The William3, Lamplighting, 2858 Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., ll57, ·ll58, 1230, Parramatta, w· orks at, 2556 1~~1541 . Prince Alfred Hospital, 2553 Church· and School Landa Dedication Bill, Public ·works Department, 254!) Com., 1591, 1592 \Vatch-houses, 2551 · Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 507 Tramway and Onmibus Compa.ny'a Bill, Com., Public Parke, q., 1820 299; m., 418 Supply- Tramways Extension Bill, 2n., 1308 Com., Discovery of New Gold Fields, 2558 1386, 1387, 1573, 1574, 1580 Taree Court-house, 2555 \Yallerawang to Mudgee Railway, m., 19!J9; q.' 1382, 2662 \:Yater-tanks, North-western Interior, adjt., 1228 \Vater Supply to the Hunter District and Newcastle, ru.ljt., 53 L Water Supply to the City, adjt., 2944 \Vestbrook Bridge, q., 1752 ' · LACKEY, Mr. J., Ge11tral Gttmberla11d, Braidwood to Cooina Railway Trial Survey, rn ., 3201 LEARY, Mr. J., 'l'he .llfurrumbiclgte, Bridges, adjt., 52 , Public Instruction Bill, 2n., 497; Com., ll98 . Bridge at Bulahdeb.h, m., ll57, 1230, 1536 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Brii:lge at Bowman's Crossing, m., 208 Bill, 2R., 1842 Bridge over Glendon Brook, m., 1239 Clarence and New England Railways, q., 66 Contractors' Agents, Members of Parliament LONG, Mr. \V. A., Parramatta, as, q., 2835 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Dismissal of Trial-surveyor Daniels, m., 1535 Bill, 2R.' 1080 Dubbo to Bourke Railway Extension, m., Customs Duties Resolutions, 746 3263, 3264 Excise Duties, q., 794 Government Contracts, adJ"t., 392, 2492 Replies to Questions, aclft., 757, 835, 837 Government Employees, q., 3269 Resignation of a Station-master, adjt., 884, 885 Great Northern Railway, q., 66; m., 204; Savings Bank of New South \Vales, m., 1083 Deviation through Armidale, m., 1753; q.,, 2230 . Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 939 Supply- Gunnedah to Narrabri Railway Extension, Advance Votes, 83!J m., 2758 Totalisa.tor.Legalising Bill, m., 295; 2it., 975 Hunter District \Yater Supply, adjt., 53 Interference with Supreme Court Officials, adjt., 2230 Joadja Creek Railway Bill, 2R., 982 LUCAS, Mr. J., Canterbury, Land a.t Moss Vale, q., 192 · Assisted Immigration, m., 1805 Locomotive Engines, adjt., 2492. Bathing-house at \Vatson's Bay, adjt., 2513 Mr. Inspector Richardson, q., 1090 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Narrandera to Hay Railway, m., 1710 Bill, Adop. Rep., ll31 Orange and \Vellirigton Railway, q., 2101 Business Days, m., 1802 Post and Telegraph Station at Blayney, ad:jt., Cattle Sale-yards, m., 239 _ 1228 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R., 646 Public Buildings at Bathurst, adjt., 1228. Commission of the Peace, m.., 2352. Railway Employees, q., 2714; adjt., 3082 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bi-11 Com., ·Railway and Tramway Pitching, q., 148 2723 lxx LUC [UfDEXJ MAC

LucAs, Mr. J.-continued Customs Duties Resolutions, 754, 777 Education Regulations, acljt:, 2381 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2021 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3023 Gol

MACINTOSH, Mr. J.-continued McEu.ro:irn, Mr. J.-continued Sydney Infirmary, adjt., 158 Bridge at Bowman's Crossing, m., 208 Totalisator Legalising Bill, 2R., 979 Bridge over Glendon Brook, m., 1239 Tramway and .Omnibus Company's Bill, m., Bridges, adjt., 50 419 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 72, 76; q., 147 ; m., Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1322 ; Com., 232; q., 96G ' 1573, 1575 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1178 Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2038, 2039, 2041 Charges against Crown Solicitor, m., 1938 Water Supply for the City, adjt., 2944 Church and School Lands, m., 200 vValleraw::mg to Mmlgee Railway, m., 2000 Civil Servants as Directors.of Companies, m., \Vharfage aud Tonnage Rates Bill, 2R., 2319 1232 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3256 Claim of }.fr. J. Glass, m., 2494 Coal Duty Resolution, 3141 MACLEAY, Mr. Y.l., Customs Duties Resolutions, 779 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Dismissal of an Exhibition Gatekeeper, adjt., . 177 982 • . Colonial Fisheries, m., 670, 682 Dismissal of Abattoir Officials, adjt., 1961,' 1964 . Duncan's Superammation Bill, Com., 1289 MARKS, Mr. J., Electoral Bill, Cons. of Amdts., 3258 Electoral Bill, Com., 2712 Evans v. Merriman, adjt., 483, 485 Great Northern Railway-Deviation through Exhibition, The, adjt., 69 · .Armidale, m., 2050 Financial Statement, 717; Supplementary Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Statement, 2967, 2982, 3029 826, 1172 Formal Motions, m., 25 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1256; Re-Com., 1348 Government Contracts, adjt., 388, 399, 2482, Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1688, 1788, 1793 25ll Government Purchases from Members of Par· liament, m., 1084, 1089 McCULLOCH, Mr. A. H., Centrctl Cumberland, Great Northern Railway, m., 201, 207 Electoral Bill, Com., 2185, 2188, 2190, 2392, Ill-treatment of Children at Singleton School, 2393 adjt., 2240 Financial Statement, 714 Inspection of Convents Bill, m., 210 Lands Acts further 1 Amendment Bill, Com., James Roberts, Mr., acljt., 2511 165 John Nevin's Selection at Inverell, m., 816 Licensing Courts, ailjt., 2245 . Judge Meymott, arijt., 2483 Pitt-street, \Videning of, adjt., 2693 • Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 121, Public Instruction Bill, Com., 577, 581 Com., 132, 135, 160, 162, 163, 168; Adop. Sale of Lands by Auction, adjt., 2693 Rep., 189; 3R., 290; Cons. of Amdts., 1715, Stamp Duties Resolutions, 744 1723, 1'724, 1725; Re-Com. of Amdts., 1970; Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 872; Com., 876, 877, Cons. of Am\lts., 2229 883, 938, 942, 946, 947, 959, 963, 966, 1010, Liquor License~ Suspensory Bill, m., 2984; 1014, 1038 2n., 3170 Stamp Dutiee Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1397; Com., Little, James, Ihsolvent Estate of, adjt., 3206, 1398, 1402; adjt., 1510 3208 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2878; Com., Mining on Temporary Commons, adjt., 1929 2883, 2884 Municipal Baths_ Site Acquisition Bill, m., Supply- 3265 ; 21t., 3267 Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1374 Narrandera to Hay Railway, m., 1714 Permanent and Volunteer Military Forces­ Police at Raymond Terrace, m., 150 General Staff, 2738 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Volunteer Force, 2741 Bill, 2R., 1857 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 380 ; Com., 592, 2R., 1220 • 597, 605, 1124, 1126; 3R., 1272 Tramway and Omnibus Comp:my's Bill, m., Railway Rails, adjt,, 2241 625 Railway :mcl Tramway Pitching, q., 148 Usury Limitn.tion Bill, Com., 2038 Railway into Sydney, m., 35 Railway Accident at Parramatta, adjt., 721 Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 798 Mr:ELHONE, Mr. J., The Upper Hunt~r, Railways-" Engaged" Carriages, adjt., 143 Administration of the Land Laws, adjt., 153, Randwick Asylum, adjt., 181, 189; q., 209; 158 m., 257 Administration in Equity Jurisdiction, m., Real Property Act, q., 66 417 Redfern Tramway, ad.it., HS Agricultural Society, adjt., 2946 Refreshment Committee, m., 27 Alienation of Crown Lands, m., 2805 Roberts, Mr. James, adjt., 2512 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Shipping of Seamen, adjt., 689 m., 412 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 961, 1013 Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2886, 2887 m., 3203 Stock Reserves·, adjt., 69 lxxii McE [INDEX.] NOR

McELHONE, Mr. J.-continuecl MELVILLE, Mr. N.-continued Supply- ·supply-continued Assistant Superiutendent of Telegraphs, Immigration, 2454, 2457, 2744, 2746, 2747, 2557 2748 Brown, Mr. H. H., lVI.P., dealings of, with. Newcastle Police Magistrate, 2519, 2520 Government, 2557 Police Travelling Expenses, 2747 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2515 Real Property Act Commission, 2747, 2748 Chisholm Estate, 850 Sydney Members, constant applications of, Contractors, 841 to Government, 2557 Discovery of new Gold Fields, 2558 Sydney Infirmary, Treatment of Patient at, Ki::una Police Magistratt>, 2518 adjt., 2943 Long Tunnel Mining Company, 2558 "\Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3248 Master in Equity, 2523 Newcastle Police Magistrate, 2519 MERRIMAN, Mr. J., West Sydney, - Parliamentary Reporting Staft; 1458 Evans v. Merriman, adit., 484 Public Buildings, 2555 Roads and Bridges, 842 MOSES, Mr. H., The Hawkesbury, Survey of Lands, 2521! Electoral Bill, Ad op. Rep., 2534 Taree Court-hous0, 2553 Tram-drivers, 2556 MURPHY, Mr. J., 21fonaro, • Sydney Infirmary, '.l.'reatment of Patients at, Administration of the Land Laws, at~it., 157 and Officers of, adjt., 2946 Alienation of Crown Lands, m., 2806 - Totalisatoi;. Legalising Bill, m., 295; 2R., 980 Assisted Immigration, m., 1806 Town Hall Municipal Loan Bill, 3R., 2947 Betting-ho>.1ses Suppression Act Amendn1ent Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., 417 Bill, 2R.' 1081 Use of the Public School Buildings, adjt., 92 Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1539. Validity of Petitions, m., 521 Business Days, ni., 1802 "\Vant::i.badgery Bushrangers, adjt., 793 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Wool Duty J;tesolution, 3105 2721 vVool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3241, Electoral Bill, Com., 2-:109, 2410, 2417 3246 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Declaratory Bill, Com., 1903 Landa Acts further Amendment. Bill, Com., 161, 163, 166; Cons. of Amclts., 1668, 1908; MELVILLE, Mr. N., Northumberland, Re-Com. of Amclts., 1967, 1969; Cons. of Chinese Immigration, m., 26(17 Amclts., 2229 Coal D11ty.Resolution, 3127, 3143 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 468 Commission of the Peace, m., 2351 Public Business, adjt., 2323 Electoral Bill, Com., 2223, 2284, 2299, 2315, Sales of Land by Auction, adjt., 2676 2395, 2396, 2411, 2416, 2441, 2447; 3R., Supply- 2570 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2370 Encouragement to Native Industries, m., 2732 Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1374 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3034, Sydlley Corporation Act Amendment Bill, 3059 Re-Com., 1448 Immigration of Coal-miners, Obs., 2296 Totalisator Legalising Rill, 2R., 979 Immigrants on the.'' Camperdown," q., 2990; Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2038, 2039 ad.it.' 3080 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of Amdts., 2229 . ' Licensing Bill, 2R., 2619 Medical Bill, 2R., 2324 Permanent Military Force, q., 2437 N Rail way Employees, adit., 2241, 2675; q., 2714; adjt., 2935, 3080, 3086 NORTON, Mr. J., Railway Signals, adjt., 3081 Address in Reply, m., 8 Small-pox on board thes.s. "Java," q., 2835 Associations Incorporation Bill, 2n., 223 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2877; Com., Electoral Bill, Com., 2713, 2714, 2828 2883, 2884 - Equity Bill, 2a., 477; Com., 583 Stock Duty Resolution, 3112 Lands Acts further .Amendment Bill, 2R., Supply- · 538 ; Com., 933 Ah Saw's Compensation, 2856 Licensed Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill, American letter-boxes, 2i48 2R., 1301 Agent General, 2355 . Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, Assistant Superintendent of Telegraphs, 2R., 948, 1303, 2087, 2094; Com., 2096, 2557 2098, 2194, 2195; Re-Com., 2290; Cons. Charges, abuse of privileges of the House in of Amdts., 2985 making, 2557 _ St. Leonards Roman Catholic School Land Civil Servants, 2519 Sale Bill, 2R., 688 Cook's River Roads, 2857 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill Cockatoo Island Dock, 2860 (No. 3), 2199; Com., 2203 Glebe Island Abattoir, 2364 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1818 OAK [INDEX.] OGI Ix.xiii

O'CONNOR, Mr. D.-~ontinued Public Instruction Bill, 2R, 371 ; C.om., 596, 605, 608, 610, 1121, 1126, 1183, 1184, .1189, 1192, 1211, 1212; 3R., 1260 ; Expl., 1288 Railway Engines, q., 2770 0 Ranclwick Asylum, adjt., 188; q., 209; m., 257 Rewards to Police Constables, adjt., 442 OAKES, Mr. G., Sir Alfred Stephen, m., 1139 Cattle Sale-yards, q., 1158 Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Com., 2234 2R., 2270 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 960 · Electoral Bill, Com., 2714, 2828, 2830 Stamp Duties Bill {No. 2), adjt., 1514 Glebe Island, m., 1024 Supply- Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., Ah Saw's Compensation, 2855 629 . Benevolent Asylum, 2846, 2848 Public Instruction Bill, Re-Com., 1926 Central Police Court Buildings, 2556 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1258; Re-Com., Condobolin Clerk of Petty Sessions, 2517 1350 Free Public Library, 2522 Stamp Duties Bill {No. 2), Corri., 1659, 1809; Museum, 2521 Adop. Rep., 2377 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1459 . Permanent and Y olunteer Military Forces -General Staff, 2738 O'CONNOR, Mr. D., West_Syd11e11, Public Scholarships, 2522 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2155 Volunteer Force, 2741 Amended Secret Bills of Sale Prevention Bill, Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 617 . Com., 1364 _ Archbishop Vaughan and Public Education, Sydney Police Courts, q., 2794; adjt., 3208 ad.it., 146. Technological Education, q., 201 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment The Permanent Artillery, q., 148 Bill, Adop. Rep., 1130 Use ·of Public Sc]J.ool Buildings, adjt., 92 Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2039, 2041 m., 3205 ·water Police Court Building, ac~it., 2677 Business Days, rn., 1802 Wool Duty Resolutio_n, 3078, 3109 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 251 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 646 Central Police Court Building, adjt., 2209, 0GtLVIE, Mr. E. D. S., 2514 Aboriginal Natives, Protection of, adjt., 3116 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., 1179 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Charge against the Police Magistrate at Bill, 2R., 1992 ; Com., 2197 Bathurst, q., 2175 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 2338, 2339, 2340, Chinese Question, The, q., 2295 ; Immigra- 2341, 2342 tion, m., 2700 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, 2R., City Sewemge, adjt., 1446 . 2268 ; Com, 2435, 2509 Coal Duty Resolution, 3146 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Commission of the Peace, m., 2350 {No. 2), Com., 2901 Conduct of Elections, adjt., 2032 Country Towns 'Vater and Sewerage Bill, Crown Lands Purchases Validati on Bill, 2R., Com., 2931), 2937 2721 Electoral Bill, Com., 2824, 2825 Customs Duties Resolutions, 780 Glebe Island, m., 1024 . Duncan's Superannuation Bill, Com., 1290 Great Northern Railway-Deviation through Electoral Bill, 2R., .2027; Com., 2121, 2123, Armidale, m., 2050 2129, 2184, 2186, 2188, 2190, 2191, 2226, Judge Meymott, adjt., 2333 2409, 2449, 2451; Adop. Rep., 2535; Expl. Lands .Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 532 ; 2546 ; ·3a., 2567; Cons. of Amclts., 3261 Com., 820, 822, 823, 826, 829, 834, 853, 854, Evans v. Merriman, adjt., 484 859, 860, 863, 864, 924, 925, 926, 930, 99!1, Exhibition, adjt., 52 1001, 1002, 1033, 1036, 1166, 1171, 1173, Glebe Island Improvements, adjt., 2514 1174, 1304, 1305. 1307, 1351, 1353, 1354, Infraction of Prison Rules, adjt., 4.42, 444 1355, 135G, 1357 ; Cons. of Amdts., 2144, Inspection of Convents Bill, m., 210 2145, 2146 Licensing Business, adjt., 2677 Lande for Public Purposes .Acquisition Bill, Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3173 Com., 1995, 1997, 199R, 2169, 2174, 2293, Medical Bill, 2n., '1921 ·2294, 2532, 2581, 2582, 2584, 2586, 2665, Mr. Inspector Richardson, q., 1090 2666, 2667, 2668, 2G69, 2670, 2671, 2672, Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill, m., 2673; Adop. Rep., 2751; Re-Com., 2753, 3264 ; 2R., 3266 2754, 2755, 27.~6, 2831, 2832, 2833; 3R., Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory 2939 ; Cons. of Amdts., 3268 Bill, 2R., 1848 Land Law {Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Proposed Censure of the Minister for Lands, Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2138,; Com., 2143, m., 2133 2144 Ix.riv OGI [INJ?EX.J PAR

OGILVIE, Mr. E .. D. S.-continued Licensed Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1300 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3237 Metropolitan \Yater and Sewerage Bill, Com., p 2164, 2165 Mining ActAmendmentBill, Com., 2167, 2168, PARKES, Sir HENRY, C'anterbui·y, 2270, 2271 Appointment of Members to Offices of Profit, Motion of Censure, m., 2068 q., 33; rn., 402; Expl., 416 Parliamentary Buildings, adjt., 2253 Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3152, 3158 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1693, 1695, 1789, Baylis, Mr. Henry, rn., 1091 1798; Re-Com., 1925 Border Duties Com-ention with South Aus­ Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, 2R., • t1:alia, q., 2629, 2758 2094; Com., 2096, 2097, 2098; Re-Com., Bushrangers, Capture of, in Victoria, adjt., 2291 3195 Small Debts Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2425 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 73; q., 148; in., 225, Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1250, 1257; Re­ 253; Expl., 236; q., 966 Com., 1337 ; Expl., 1341 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R., 645 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1616; Com., Census Bill, ·rn., 2211; 2R., 2662 1654 Charges against Crown Solicitor, m., 1939 Standard \Veight of Grain Bill, 2R., 683; Charles, Mr., Resignation of, 2860 Colll., 686, 687, 688 Chinese Immigration Bill, q., 2031 Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ Chinese Question, The, q., 2295; Immigration, tinuation Bill, 2R., 3122 m., 2701 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1816, 1817 Church and School Lands, m., 29, 65, 192 Vote of Member in Committee of the 'Whole, Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, 2R., Obs., 2571 1580; Com., 1591, 1592, 1662, 1663, 1664; Cons. of Amdts., 2767 OssLow, Capt. A., Camden, Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Baylis, Mr. H., P.M., ni., 626, 628, 1090 (No. 2), Com., 2818 · Beer's Disabilities Bill, m., 293 Circular Quay, adjt.,.1092 Challenge of Jurors, adjt., ,1178 Civil Servants as Directors of Companies, m., Charges against Crown Solicitor; m., 1932; 1234 adjt., 2236 Closing of the Exhibition, adjt., 1092 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Collection of Census, q., 735 Com., 1591 Commission of the Peace, m., 2345 Denominational School Teachers, residences Conduct of Public Business, Obs., 152 for, q., 2941 Country Towns \\7 ater and Sewerage Bill, 2R., Electoral Bill, Com., 2189, 2191; 3R., 2564; 2749 Cons. of Amdts., 3262 Denominational School Teachers, Residences Exhibition, The, adjt., 1092 for, q., 2942 ; Salaries of, adjt., 3082 Inspection of Convents Bill, m., 211 Dog Act, adjt., 69 · Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Driver, JI.Ir. Richard, Decease of, adjt., 3225 133, 136, 137 Duties on Australian \Vines, q., 66 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3179; Education Regulations, adjt., 2378; q., 2674 Com., 3185, 3187, 3188 Electoral Bill, rn., 524; q., 1536; 2R., 1974; Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, m., Com., 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2107, 2917 2110, 2111, 2116, 2120, 2128, 2129, 2183, Medical Bill, 2R., 1527 2186, 2188, 2190, 2191, 2192, 2220, 2227, }fetropolitan Vi' ater and Sewerage Bill, Com., 2279, 2280, 2281, 2302, 2313, 2315, 2316 ; 1626, 1629, 1631 Obs., 2370 ; Com., 2385, 2388, 2389, 2390, Motion of Censure, m., 2068 2391, 2392, 2393, 2395, 2397, 2418, 2440, Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory 2441, 2452; Adop., Rep., 2535; 0 bs., 2934; Bill, 2R .• 1857 Cons. of Amdts., 3258, 3259; 3262 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 384; Com., 571, Endowment of Municipalities, g., 835 573, 575, 577, 578, 581, 588, 589, 594, 604, Exhibition Building, The, q., 2053 606, 609, 1043, 1050, 1055, 1060, 1061, 1066, ExecutiveCouncillors'(Functions Substitution) 1067, 1097, 1107, 1115, 1125, 1185, 1191, Bill, 2R., 2768 ; Com., 2769 1199 ; 3R., 1277 Financial Statement, 702 ; Supplementary Stamp Duties Bill.(No. 2), 2R., 1392 Statement, 2926, 3069 Supply- • Fisheries Commission Report, Obs., 2295 Permanent and Volunteer Military Forces­ Formal Motions, rn., 24 General Staff, 2740 Government Purchases from Members of Par- Works of Defence, 2741 liament, rn., 1086 Supreme Court, The, adjt., 2210 Government Business, q., 1461 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, Great Northem Railway, rn., 207 Com., 1366 Griffin, Patrick and Michael, case of, m., 2812 TriLmways E:.:tension Bill, Com., 1386 Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 512 Water Supply for the City, adjt., 2942, 2947 Immigrants on the '' Camperdown," q., 2990 Wool Duty Resolution, 3099 Immigration, m., 989 PAR (INDEX.]. PAR Ix.xv

PARKES, Sir HENRY-continued PARKES, Sir HENRY-~ontinued · Immigration of Coal-miners, Obs., 2296 Small-pox on board the s.s. "Java," q., 2835 Infraction of Prison Rules, culjt., 441, 442 South Head Light, adjt., 1411 · Inspection of Convents Bill, m., 211 Special Adjournment, m., 1003 ; q., 2031 · Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. of Stamp Duties Bill, m., 1371 Amdts., 1722 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1393; q., Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, 1449; adjt., 1492, 1517, 1522, 1682 m., 645; 2R., 1358; Com., 1359, 1360, 1447.; Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2874 Cons. of Amdts., 3222 Supply- Library Committee, 'llt., 27 Agent General; 2355, 2::!57 Licensing Bill, m., 19G5 ; Obs., 2192, 2227; Agricultural Societies, 2363 2R., 2557 ; Obs., 2934 Benevolent Asylum, 2847; Infants, 2846 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2983 ; Chisholm Estate, 848 2R., 3163 ; Com., 3185, 3186, 3187, 3188, Cooper, Sir Daniel, Services of, 2358 3190 Emigration Officer, 2360 • Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, q., Financial Policy of Government, 2458 2714; m., 2916; Expl., 2918; Obs., 3269 Governor's Private Secretary, 1372 Medical Bill, 2R., 1916 Governor's Clerk to Pri\·ate Secretary, Medical Officer for Rylstone, q., 2295 1372, 1373 Metropolitan w·ater and Sewerage Bill, 2R., Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1373, 1374 1625; Com., 1626, 1631, 1632, 1633, 1636 Hay Public Buildings, 2555 Mining on Private Lands Bill, Dis., 2034 Hospital Expenditure, 2857 Motion of Censure, notice of, 2053· Immigration, 2360, 2457, 2742, 2746, 2748 Motion of Censure, m., 2062 Inspector of Charities, 2361, 2362 Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, adjt., Laud Titles Index, 2846 620 Legislative Council Officers, 1375, 1376 Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, q., 33 Lord Howe's Island, Magistrate at, 2363 Municipal Baths Site Aquisition Bill, m., 3265 Medical Board's Secretary, 2363 Municipalities Special Endowment Bill, m., Minister of Public Instruction, 2857, 2858 3191; Com., 3221, 3222 . Naval Brigade, 1459 Naval Brigade, adjt., 1753 Parliamentary Reporting Staft~ 1451, 1457 Oyster Culture and Fishing, q., 2343 Paupers in Sydney Infirmary, 2362 Panamatta Police Barracks, q., 2794 Permanent and Volunteer Military Forces, Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, 2R., 2888 ; 1459, 2739 Cons. of Amdts., 3223 Police Travelling Expenses, 2747 Payments to Discharged Prisoners, m., 300 Port Macquarie Gaol, 2354 Permanent Military Force, q., 2437 Prison Labour, 2355 Personal Explan:i.tion-Electoral Bill Deb:i.te, Real Property Act, 2747, 2748 2031 Recreation Reserves, 2856 Police at Raymond Terrace, m., 149 Reformatory for Girls, 2362 Powers of Legislative Council Declaratory Roads and Bridges, 848 Bill, 2R., 1756; Com., 1859 South Australian Border Duties Convention, Prerogative of Mercy, m., 1143, 1152 2851, 2852 Prison Labour, Mudgee Gaol, m., 2664 Volunteer Force, 2741 Prorogation-Special Adjournment, 3264 W autabadgery Bushrangers, expenses of Public Business, Obs., 1700; Expl., .1704; capture of, 2845 adjt., 2323; Obs., 3113 Works of Defence, 2740, 2741 Public Finances, adjt., 1413 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, 315; Public Instruction Bill, m., 87 ; 2R., 262; Adop. Rep., 1370 Expl., 469; Com., 571, 575, 578, 579, 580, Sydney ImprO\'ement Act Amendment Bill, 581, 587, 588, 5!JO, 592, 597, 598, 603, 608, m., 2985 645, 1039, 1040, 1041, 1042, 1045, 1052, Technological Education, q., 201 1061, 1063, 1064, 1065, 1067, 1068, 1095, The Exhibition, adjt., 69, 1092 1096, 1097, 1099, 1101, 1106, 1110, 1112, The Permanent Artillery, q., 148 1117, 1118, 1120, 1121, 1124, 1183, 1190, The Totalisator, q., 617 1192, 1193, 1194, 1204, 1211, 1212, 1213, Totalisator Legalising Bill, m., 296 1214, 1215; 3R., 1282; Cons. of Amdts., Town Hall :Municipal Loan Bill, m., 2888 1964, 1965 Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., 420 Publicans Licensing Act, q., 225 Tramways Extension Bill, Corn., 1383, 1578 Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, Use of Public School Buildings, adjt., 92 m., 2914 · Utilisation of Prison Labour, 111., 79 Randwick Asylum, adjt., 184; q., 209 ; m., Volunteer Land Orders Bill, 2R., 2819; .Adop. 254, 261 Rep., 2835, 2836 Real Property Act, q., 66 'Vantabadgery Bushrangers, Obs., 208; q., Reclamation of Land for Public Purposes 781 ; acljt., 787 Bill, m., 1965 ·water Supply and Sewerage for City and Registers of Marriages, acljt., 3082 Suburbs, m., 1330 . Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, m., 1592 'Vater Supply and Sewerage for Towns, in., . Sir Alfred Stephen, m., 1136 1330, 1331 Sites for new Hospitals, m., 1090 Wool Duty Resolution, 3075 lxxvi LINDEX.] PRE

PIDDINGTON, Mr. vV. R., PILCHER, Mr. C. E.-continued Address in Reply, m., 3 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Associations Incorporation Bill, 2R., 224 Com., 1359, 1360 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., Bill, 2R. ' 1993 128, 132, 134; Cons. of Amdts., 1717, 1720, Census Bill, Com., 2830 1722, 1723 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) I72 Declaratory Bill, 2R., 1896 ; Cons. of Church and School L:inds Dedication Bill, Arndt., 2273, 2274 2.R., 2258; Com., 2433, 2470, 2500, 2508, Mr. Stuart and Denominational Schools, adjt., 2509 ; Re-Com,, 2576, 2579 619 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, m., I75I Oyster Leases Validation Bill, m., 2I80 1752; 2R., I872 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 575, 578, 1040, Customs Increased•Dnties Bill, 2R., 949 104I, 1105; 3R., I270 Elector:i.l Bill, IR., 2573; Com., 2706, 2708, Public Roads Act Amendment Bill (No. 2), 2712, 2713, 2775, 2786, 2792, 2824, 2829; 2R., 2559 3R., 2862 Railway into Sydney, m., 34 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 807 Declaratory Bill, Com., 2I43; Cons. of Railway Traffic, adjt., 691 Amdts., 2626 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 876, 940, 960, 1008, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., 1009, 1010, 1012 823, 865, 866, 868, 92I, 922, 99(), 1003, 1307 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 2n., 1397; adjt., Lands for Public Purposes .Acquisition Bill, 1502 Com., 2173, 2673 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2870; Com., Licensed Auctioneers' Ad Amendment Bill, 2883 2R., 1299 Supply- Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale Colonial Architect, 2550 Bill, SR., 2288 Sydney Corporation Act Amendmant Bill, Narrandem to Hny Railway, m., 2047 2R., 1217 ; Com., 1361, 1362 Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2R., Tra.mway1 Extension Bill, Com., 1575, 1579 1380 Volunteer Land Orders Bill, Adop. Rep., 2836 Parliamentary Buildings, adjt., 2253 VI' ool Duty Resolution, 3(;98 · Person:i.l Explanation, adjt., 2419 . \Vool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3239, Powers of Council as to Appropriation and 324I, 3244 Taxing Bills, m., 1733 Public Instruction Bill, Com., I558, I565, 1567, 1686, I687, I692, I698 ; Adop. Rep., PRESIDENT, Honorable The (Sir Jorr~ HAY, I807; Re-Com., I922, I925 K.C.M.G.), Public '\Vorks Loan Bill, 2R., 3226 ; Com., Casting Vote (adjournment of debate on second 3233. reading of Constitution Act Amendment Russell, Mr. Bourn, Decease of, adjt., 3224 Bill), I891 , Special Adjournment, q., I637 Remarks as to Voting on Divisions, 2572 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1246, 12-!i, 1254, I259; Rulings of- · Re-Com., I338 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), IR.,· 1414, 1417, As to whether a Bill which has been laid I596; Expl., I624; Com., 1660, I808; aside may be revived in the same session, Adop. Rep., 2373 (Stamp Duties Bill, No. 2), 1425-1428; Stan

PRESIDENT, Honorable The (Sir JOHN HAY, ROBERTSON, Sir JOHN, K. C. M. G. )-continued Aboriginal Natives, q., 3114; Protection of, Rulings of-continued • adjt., 3115 In discussing point of order as to whether Address in Reply, m., 12 a Bill comes properly before the House, Assisted Immigration, m.. , 1295 nothing to prevent a member comparing Associations Incorporation Bill, 2R., 152 . it with a Bill previously before the House Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment "which he says is the same Bill," 1414 Bill, 2R., 1992; Com., 2198 Reference to debates in other House in Business in the Law Courts, 'acljt., 2334 violation of rule, and though sometimes Character of Education in Public Schools,.m., permitted· by the House, yet, if objected 170 to, may be stopped, 1594 . Church and.School Lands Dedication Bill, 2R., Relevancy of Members' remarks, 1616, 1873. 2255; Com., 243,!, 2463, 2466, 2475, 2498, On ruling of Chairman of Committees as 2500, 2503, 2505, 2507, 2508 ; Re-Com., to relevancy of remarks, 2171 2575, 2576, 2577, 2579, 2580 . Scope of Discussion on motion for adjourn­ Church and School Lands Dedication Bill ment, 2332, 2419, 2893, 3118 (No. 2), 2R., 2900 (See HAY, Sir Jomi) Colo~~l Fisheries, m., 679, Expl., 682 Condition of the Harbour, adjt., 2253, 2254 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 2), Com., 920 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, m., 1751; R 2R., 1877 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., R1rnw1.cx, Dr., Ea&t S11dney, 2902, 2904 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2149 Country Towns Vi' ater and Sewerage Bill, Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3158 2R., 2864, 2865; Com., 2936, 2937, 2938 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill Customs Increased Duties Bill, 2R., 951 (No. 2), Com., 2818 Electoral Bill, lR., 2575, 2R., 2705 ; Com., Customs Duties Resolutions, 748, 754. 2705, 2706, 2707, 2709, 2711, 2712, 2713, Education Regulations, adjt., 2379 2714, 2783, 2787, 2789, 2790, 2791, 2792, Electoral Bill, 2R., 2011; Com., 2124, 2190, 2S20, 2822, 2823, 2826, 2827, 2828, 2830; 2391, 2400 3R., 2862 Financial Statement, Supplementary, 29()3 Executive Councillors' (Fuuctions Substitu- Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 885 ; tion) Bill, 2R., 2893; Com., 2894, 28()6 Expl., 8()5 Extra Day of Sitting, m., 1638 Licensina Bill, 2R., 2639 Glebe Island, m., 1023, 1029 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3164; Great Northern Railway-Deviation through Com., 3186 Armida.le, m., 2050 . Meclical Bill, 2R., 1530 Judge Meymott, adjt., 2334 Personation at Elections, adjt., 1005 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 420, Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1039 630; Com., 817, 818, 819, 821, 822, 825, Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2886 833, 834, 853, 854, 855, 857, 858, 85(), 860, Supply- 862, 864, 865, 866, 867, 920, 921, 922, !J23, Agent General, 2355 925, 927, 929, 930,. 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, Benevole1\t Asylum,. 2847 936, 998, 1000, 1001, 1002, 100~, 1032, Colonial Architect, 2549 1034, 1035, 1036, 1037, 1160 1161, 1162, Health Officer's Residence, 2363 1163, 1164, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1169, 1170, Immigration, 2455, 2741, 2746 1171, 1172, 1173, 1174, 1175, 1304, 1305, Inspector of Charities, 2361 1308, 1355, 1357; Cons. of Amdts., 2144, Medical Boards' Secret.'1.ry, 2363 2145 .Monthly Supply Bills, 2455 Land for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill• Museum, 2521; Protection of Specimens, Com., 1997 · 2856 Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Prince Alfred Hospital, 2551, 2552, 2859 Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2134, 2141; Com., Quarantine, 2363 2143; Re-com., 2159.; Cons. of Amdts., Real Property Act, 2748 2623, 2625, 2627 Tramway Motors, 2556 Licensed Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill, Sydney. Infirmary, culjt., 728 ; Treatment of 2R., 1301 Patient at, ac~it., 2945 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3236 Town Hall Municipal Loan Bill, 2R., 2918 Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1574 2R., 3ll Treatment of a Patientattheinfirmary, adit.,- :Member Deceased, acljt., 2235 2231 Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale Bill, 2R., 2193 RICIIARDSON, Mr. J., Metropolitan 'Vater and Sewerage Bill, 2R., Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R.; 2159, 2160; Com., 2161, 2162, 2163, 2164 433 2165 ' Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Motion of Censure-Speci!1.l Adjournment, 2R., 313 m., 2052 ·- lxxviii .ROB [INDEX.] SAM

. RoBERTSOX, Sir JOHN'---continued RoSEBY, Mr. J.-continued Municipalities Special Endowment Bill, 2R., Supply-continued 3268 . Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1373 Narrandera t.o H[ty.Railway, m., 2048 Hay Clerk of Petty Ses~ions, 2517 Parliamenta?'.lf Debates, adjt., 525 Hospital Ship "Faraway," 2363 Parliamenfary Buildings, adit., 2254 Immigration, 2455 Pa.Stures and Stock Protection Bill, 2R., 2986, Inspector of Charities, 2360, 2362 2987 ; Com., 2988, 2989 Kiama Police Magistrate, 2517 Payments from Church and School Lands Kiama Clerk of Petty Sessions, 2517 • Fund, m., 2287 ; Obs., 2328 Land Agents, 2525 Personal Explanation, adit., 2421 Museum, 2521 Powers of Uouncil as to Appropriation and Naval Brigade, 1459 Taxing Bills, m., 1744 Newcastle Police Magistrate, 2520 Public Business, m., 1686 Observatory, 2521 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1428, 1554; Com., Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1458 1560, 1566, 1567, 1687, 1689, 1690, 1697, Permanent and Volunteer Military Forces- 1698, 1787, 1788, 1790, 1792, .1793, 1794, General Staff, 2737 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799; Adop. Rep., 1807; Police Magistrates, 2369- . Re-com., 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926 Prince Alfred Hospital, 2552 Public Works Loan Bill, 2R., 3228; Com., Public Works, 2550 3234 Quarter Sessions, 2524 Russell, Mr. Bourn, Decease of, adjt., 3224 Scab in Sheep, 2558 Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, Totalisator Le,,alising Bill, 2R., 974 2R., 2092 ; Com., 2098 2195 Tramway and Omnibus Company's Bill, m., 419 Small Debts Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2426 Use of Public School Buildings, adjt., 92 Special Adjournment, m., 1637, 1682 Utilisation of Prison Labour, m., 83 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1252, 1259; Re­ Volunteer Land Orders Bill, 2R., 2819; Adop. Com., 1341 Rep~, 2S37 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1418; Com., 1655, 1660, 1661, 1808 : Adop. Rep., 2374 RusSELL, Mr. B., Standard Weight of Grain Bill, 2R., 683 Maitland Cattle-driving Act Amendment Bill, Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ 2R., 1377 tinuation Bill, 2R., 3118, 3124 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill, 2R., :l54 Vacant Seat (:-.Ir. Dalley), Obs., 1860

RoSEBT, ::\Ir. J., Shoalhaven, s Bridge .at Bulahdelah, m., 1540 Cattle Sale-yards, m., 75, 242 SAMUEL, Mr. S., Country Towns \\ater Supply and Sewerage Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3161 Bili, Com., 2749 Associations Incorporation Bill, 2R., 152, 217 Customs Duties Resolutions, 749, 754 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R., 729, 732; Com., Electoral Bill, Com:; 2393, 2394 735, 2204, 2205, 2339, 2342 Encouragement of Native Industries, m., 919 Census Bill, 2R., 2330; 3R., 2864 Exhibition, The, adjt., 68 Cattle Sn.le-yards, q., 1158 -' Government Contracts, adjt., 391, 2491 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Great Northern Railway, m., 207 l~ - J'udge ::\Ieymott, adjt., 2491 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, 2R., 643 Licensing Courts, cu~it., 2245, 2678 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., l!l40 Licensing Bill, 2R., 2661 Customs Increased Duties Bill, 2R., 948, 955 Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, 2R., 3181 Dubbo to Bourke Railway Extension, m., 3267 Locomotive Engines, a

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SAMUEL, Mr. S.-continued . SMITH, Mr. R. B., 'l.'he Hastings, Navigation Act further Amendment Bill, 2R Amended Secret Bills of Sale Prevention Bill, 545 2R., 617 Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2I<., Appointment of Member to _Office of Profit, 1378, 1382 m., 44 Personal Explanation, culjt., 2422, 2935 Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1157 Powers of Council as to Appropriation and Challenge in Misdemeanour Bill, 2R., 613 Taxing Bills, m., 1738; Expl., 1748 Circular Quay, adjt., 1092 Public Holidays, culjt., 2046 Electoral Bill, 2R., 2015 ; Com., 2083, 2187, Public Works Loan Bill, 2&.,.3225, 3230 2188, 2394 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 1240, 1244 ; Com., Formal Motions, m., 26 1246, .1247, 1248, 1249, 1251, 1255, 1256, Infraction of Prison Rules, m., 443 1257, 1258; Re-Com., 1335, 1351 Licensing Bill, Com., 2661 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), lR., 1416, 1618 ;· Metropolitan \Vater and Sewerage Bill, Com., Com., 1639, 1645, 1651, 1660,' 1661 ; Adop. _ I,636 Rep., 2372 Proposed Censure of the Minister for Lands, Standard ·weights of Grain Bill, 2R., 685 ; m., 2133, Com., 688 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 51.0; Com., 1040 Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill Public Business, ady't., 2323 (No. 3), 2R., 2198, 2200; Com., 2203 Rudder, Mr. E. vV., Petition of, m., 2914 Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1809, 1813; Sta!llp Duties Bill, Com., 8i6, 878, 879, 936, Com., 1815, 1817, 1818; Re-Com., 1926 943, 961, 962, 1011 Volunteer Land Orders Bill, 2R., 3080 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), Com., 1398 Wharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, 2R., 2905 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2882, 2886 "\Vallerawang to Mudgee Railway, m., 2749, Supply:.._ 2750 Government Business, Slow Progress of, 840 Insolvency Court, 2365 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1453 SHEPHERD, Mr. J., Wellington, Port Macquarie Gaol, 2:154 Church and School Lands, m., 197 Public Instruction, 2521 Electoral Bill, Com., 2125, 2129, 2191, 2286 Taree Court-house, 2554 Forfeited Purchases Declaratory Bill, Cons. Supreme Court Temporary Judge Abt Con­ of Amdts., 227Ci tinuation Bill, Com., 2767 Gold-mining Leases, Regulations relating thereto, m., 2911 ~ Public Instruction Bill, Com., 606, )059 SMITH, Mr. T. R., Nepean, Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, Cons. Railway Rates on Hay and Stra.w, m., 810 of Amdts., 2771 Railway Traffic, acljt., 691 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 879, 941, 944, 960, Standard "\Veight of Grain, ni., 214 961, 962, lOll, 1013, 1015 Standard "\Veight of Grain Bill, 2R., 522 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), Com., 2886 Totalisator Legalising Bill 2R., 975 Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2041, 2043 SPEAKER, Honorable The (Sir GEORGE \VICmAM Volunteer Land Orders Bill, Aclop. Rep., ALLEN, Knt.), 2837 Motion of Acljournment-upon- Member not at liberty to discuss Question as to claims of Legislative Council with Snuso:-r, Mt. C. W., Balmnalcl, regard to taxation or appropriation of Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Com., public money, 1683 1G8 Relevancy of Debate not insisted upon, Narrandera to Hay, Railway, m., 1714 except that honorable members may not speak upon a matter which may be before s~uTH, Profes!or, the House or the Committee of ViT ay s and Census Bill, 3R., 2863 Means, 689, 837 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1955. Subject introduced as an "abstract ques­ Country Towns vVater and Sewerage Bill, 2n., tion" may be discussed, 690 2864 Opinions- Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Amendment made in Stamp Duties Bill Com., 1994 (No. 3)-re duties on receipts-not out of Metropolitan \Vater and Sewerage Bill, Com., order, as amount of taxation not increased 2162, 2164, 2165, 2166 thereby, 2893 Mining Act Amendment Bill, Com., 2167, Proceedings of Select Committees, 3162 2169 Pastures and Stock Protection Bill, Com., Remarks on want of decorum of honorable .2989 members, 2326 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1462; Expl., 1546; Suggestions as to procedure in regard to Com., 1559, 1565, 1566, 1568, 1687, 1690, Private Bills requiring Message from the 1691, 1696, 1697, 1698, 1788, 1793, 1795, Crown, 2036 ; Explanations re, 2056, 2079 1797, 1798, 1799; Adop. Rep., 1806; Re­ Suggestion re reception of resolution of 'Vays Com., 1923, 1925, 1926 and.Means covering an amount already in­ Stamp Duties Bill, Re-Com., 1344 cluded in Appropriation Bill, 3088 . -.~·

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SPEAKER, Honorable The (Sir GEORGE "\VIGRA111 SPEAKER, Honorable The (Sir GEORGE WIGRAM · ALLEN, Knt.)-continued ALLEN, Kut. )--continued' Rulings of- . Rulings of-continued Bill for imposition of taxes may be intro· Motion re Sir Alfred Stephen in order, as duced without message from Crown, 2318 "it challenges rather the act of the Clauses of Bill which have heen disposed of Government than attempts to interfere in Committee may be again submitted to with the privileges of the other House," Committee, 2439 1134 Conduct of Public Officers-Only that part Motion for compensation (Johanna Connelly's disclosed in Papers before the House to case) must originate in Committee, 1239 be discussed on Question then under con­ Motion which is informal may be amended sideration, 150 with concurrence of House, 1240 Criticisms of Acts of Governor upon specific :Motion (Immigration} out of order which motion only, 1139; do., Judge, 1181; do., anticipates a YOte in Supply, 1334 Minister of the Crown, 1444, 1507, 1753 Municipal Taxation may be dealt with with- Debate on Adoption of Report of Committee out Message from the Crown, 1449 • on Bill concluded by the negativing of Pastures and Stock Protection Bill-Amend­ .Amendment, 191, 1967; Recommittal Of ment made by Council imposing certain Bill cannot be moved after adoption of duties on Inspectors of Sheep cannot be Report, 1969 objected to as it does not involve increased Formal Motion, discussion on, irregular, expenditure, 3223 2947 Petitions praying for compensation for losses contingent upon the passing of House not "officially" aware of what has Bills pending, in crder, 1443 taken place in other House until Votes ''Previous Question" cam1ot be moYed after and Proceedings published, 1450 an amendment hM been proposed until Informal Petitions, 2947 · same dealt with or w:itl:drawn, 1155 Letter which "in any way refers to a Prirntc Bill : On being read a firet time, debate in the House" not to be read, reference to Select Committee imperative, 898; quotations from newspapers do., 419 1516, 2569 Provisions of a Measure which is under Member cannot discuss in anticipation any­ consideration in other House ca•mot be thing which appears on the Notice Paper discussed, 1982 for consideration on a subsequent elate, 25, Questions put to honorable members, other 1542, 1683, 2244, 2481, 2675, 2868 than Ministers, must relate to business :Member cannot, except by consent, explain before the House, 15i2 until close of address by member in pos­ Quotations not to be made from a pt·evious session of House, 44 debate in the same session, 154:~. 1753, Member discussing provisions of Bill on - 2690, 2870, 3081 ; rule applies to debates motion for Adjournment of Debate on ip. other House, 1972 ; exceptions to rule, Second Reading depriYes himself of speak· 1261 ; pre.,ious debate may be referred to ing afterwards on the Second Reading, in general terms, 3152 1534 Relevancy of Members' remarks, 30, 1265, Member having spokeu on main Question 1266, 1280, 1786, 1850, 1900, 2207; quota- must confine himself to proposed Amend­ tions, 1276, 1826 · ment, 896 Rule requiring Message from Governor not Member not in order in discussing "a.t applicable to Motion re Church and length " provisions of an existing Act School Lands, 29 on motion for Third Reading of a Bill Ruling of Chairman of Committees must be not dealing with such provisions, 290 reported to Mr. Speaker by direction of Member, on moving that an Order of the the Committee, before House can take Day be discharged, not to enter on merits cognisance of it, 1371 ; objection to ruling of Question, 1091 of Chairman should be made prior to Member to be spoken of as the represen­ report of Committee being adopted, 2893 tative of the constituency which returns Scope and title of Standard "\Veight of Grain him, 1500 Bill within order of leave, 523 Mining on Private Lands Bill (introduced Strictures on another Government not in·e· by private member) might be read a gnlar, but a question of taste, 3194 second time, but before clauses relating Third Reading of Bill-competent to read to expenditure could be considered in Bill third time on same day as Bill passed Committee there must be a recommenda· other stages, although, except at end of ti on from the Crown, 2034 ; after intima­ session, the practice is to fix it for a sub­ tion from Government that a message sequent day, 3160, 3266 from the Governor would not be brought Unparliamentary Language-Member not down not in order to proceed with second to continue address until withdra.wn, reading of Bill, 2034 1180; use of the words, "one of the most Motion re .Appointment of Member to an detestable men," 147; "insolent and Office of Profit may be taken as a Question scandalous," 690 ; "tyrant and coward," of Privilege before other business entered 1849; untruthful statement made "mali­ upon, 41 ciously," 2078 ; language ;i.pplied to ·SPE [INDEX.l SUT fxxxi

SPEAKER, Honorable The (Sir GEORGE WIGRAM STEPHEN, Sir ALFRED-continued ALLEN, Knt. )-continued Standard Weight of Grain Bill, 2R., 684; Rulings of-continuecl Com., 686 member of other House, 1935, 1939; im­ Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1812; Com., putation of motives, 2246, 2817, 2871, 1814, 1815, 1818 3151, 3265 Wharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, Com., 2905 Usual, by courtesy of the House, to allow Leader of Opposition to reply -to a STEWART, Mr. J., Ministerial statement, 1700 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment Usury Limitation Bill affected the trade of Bill, 2R., 1990 pawnbrokers, and therefore should have Business in the Law Courts, adj't., 2334 originated in Committee, 2045 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, 2R., 730 (8ee ALLEN, Sir GEORGE WIGRAM) Census Bill, Com., 2830 Character of Education in Public Schools, m., STEPHEN, Sir ALFRED, 169, 180 Betting-houses Suppression Act A.mendmeni Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Bill, Com., 2197 2R., 2266; Com., 2473; Re-Com., 2578 Business in the Law Courts, ai:ljt., 2331 Electoral Bill, Com., 2787, 2789, 2791, 2826, Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 735, 2340, 2341; 2828 Re-Com., 2905 Equity Bill, 2R., 478; Com., 582 Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, Glebe Island, m., 1025 Com., 2460, 2466, 2501, 2505, 2506; Re­ Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Com., 2576, 2578, 2580 Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2141 ; Com., 2143 Constitution Act Amendment Bill, m., 1751; Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, 2R., 1860, 1957 Com., 2583, 2585, 2673 Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, 2R., Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 2904 . 540 ; Com., 828, 930 Electoral Bill, Com., 2709, 2710, 2711, 2712, Licensed Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill, 2820, 2825 ; 3R., 2862 2R., 1299, 1301 Equity Bill, 2R., 47ii; Com., 582, 583, 584, Maitland Cattle-driving Act Amendment Bill, 585, 586; Cons. of Amdts., 3236 2R., 1378 Executive Councillors' (Functions Substitu­ Merriwa Church and Presbytery Land Sale tion) Bill, Com., 2894, 2896 Bill, 2R., 2192; 3R., 2287 . Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2R., Declaratory Bill, 2R., 2137 ; Expl., 2142 ; 1381 Com., 2144; Cons. of Amdts., 2624, 2628 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1547 ; Com., Limds Acts further Amendment Bill, 2R., 542; 1695, 1699, 1789, 1798, 1799; Adop. Rep., Com., 923, 1303 1808 Lands for Public Pnrposes Acquisition Bill, Punctuation of Bills and Acts of Parliament, Com., 2581, 2666, 2668, 2669; Adop. Rep., m., 119, 120 2752; Re-Com., 2753, 2757, 2831, 2833, Small Debts Act, m., 217 . 2897, 2898, 2899 . Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1246, 1247, 1248, . Licensed Auctioneers' Act Amendment Bill, 1251, 1254, 1255, 1256 2R., 1300 Stamp :Quties Bill (No. 2), Com., 1638 Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, 2R., Supreme Court Temporary Judge Act Con­ 303 - tinuation Bill, 2R., 3121 Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Bill, Com., Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill 2161, 2162, 2163, 2164 (No. 3); 2R., 2200; Com., 2202 Obscene Publications Prevention Bill, 2R., 1379; Com., 18111 STUART, "Mr. A., East Sydney, Parliamentary Debates, adjt., 525 Church aud School Lands, m., 56 Powers of Council as to Appropriation and Municipal Baths Site Acquisition Bill, m., Taxing Bills, m., 1729, 1748 3266 Powers and Privileges of the Legislative Public Education Bill, m., 90 Council, Obs., 1686 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3253, Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 1552; Com., 1688, 3257 1690, 1697, 1699, 1792, 1794, 1796, 1797, 1798; Adop. Rep., 1807; Re-Com., 1924 SUTHERLAND, Mr. J., Paddington, Punctuation of· Bills and Acts of Parliament, · Public Instruction Bill, Com., 679,-681 m., 119 . Railw8.y Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 816 Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 1302, 2089; Com., 2096, 2099, 2100, SuTTOR, Mr. F. B., Batlmrat, 2194, 2195, 2196; Adop. Rep., 2196; Cons. Administration of Justice, q., 388 of Amdts., 2986 Affiliated Colleges, m., 2148; Expl., 2157 Small Debts Act Ainendment Bill, Com., 2424, Alleged Shoot\ng Case, q., 355 2426, 2427 Central Police Court Building, adjt:, 2515, Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1247, 1248, 1254; 2682 Re-Com., 1349 Charge against the Police Magistrate at ·Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), ln., 1607; Com., Bathurst, q., 2175 1646 ; Adop. Rep., 2375 Crown-street Public School, adjt., 2681 1 I xxxii SUT [INDEX.] . WAT

SUTTOR, Mr. F. B.-continued TERRY, Mr. S. H.-continued , Electoral Bill, Com., 2110 Lands Acts further Amendment Bill, Cons. Evans v. Merriman, adjt., 484 of Amdts., 1721, 1722 , Grammar Schools, q., 66 Mining on· Temporary Commons, adjt., 1929, Hospital Accommodation in Sydney, m., 214 2032 . Mr. H. Baylis, P.M., m., 627 Mining Act Amendment Bill, 3R., 2103 Religious Instruction in Public School, q., 511 Sanitary, adjt., 689 Small Debts ACt further Amendment Bill, 2R., Small Debts Act further Amendment Bill, 2231 2R, 1911 Supply- . Totalisator Legalising Bill, m., 296 ; 2R., 972 . Academy of Arts, 2523 Tramways Extension Bill, Com., 1383 Ah Saw's Compensation, 2854 Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3242 Burrowa Police Magistrate, 2369, 2515 Central Police Office, Police Magistrate, 2368 THOMPSON, Mr. J. B., Queanbeyan, Condoblin Clerk of Petty Sessions, 2517 Braidwood to Cooma Railway Trial Survey, Free Public Library, 2522, 2523 m., 3204 . · Hay Clerk of Petty Sessions, 2517 Chinese Immigration Bill, q., 2031 Insolvency Court, 2365 . Criminal Assaults on Females, q., 1636 Kiama Police Magistrate, 2518 Law Library, 2364 THORNTON, Mr. G., 1foseum, 2521; Protection of Specimens, Aboriginal Natives, Protection of, adjt., 3118 2856 . Colonial Fisheries, m., 677 Newcastle Police Magistrate, 2519 Condition of the Harbour, adjt., 2253 Observatory, 2521 Customs Increased Duties Bill, 2R., 950 Pi:iblic Instruction, 2521, 2522 Glebe Island, m., 1023 Small Debts Court Fees, 2369 Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Bill, _Com., Supreme Court, 2364 . 2161 West Maitland, Assistant Clerk of Petty Secret Bills of Sale Act Amendment Bill, 2R., Sessions, 2516 · 1301, 1302 ; Re-Com.; 2289, 2290 Young, Registrar, 2368 Small Debts Act Amendment Bill, 2R., 2423; Sydney Police Courts, q., 2794 · Com., 2424, 2425, -2426, 2427 ; Re-Com., Use of Public School Buildings, adjt., 92 2530, 2531 Water Police Court Building, adjt., 2682 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 1243

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TAYLOR, Mr. H., Parramatta, w ATSON, Mr. J., The Lachlan, Endowment of Municipalities, q., 83~ Appointments to Public Service, adjt .. 397. Government Employees, q., 3269 Assisted Immigration, m., 1804 Lewis Sampson, Case of, q., 2534 Border Customs Duties, q., 2990 Parramatta Police Barracks, q., 2794 Church and School Lands, q., 40 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 491 Coal Duty Resolution, 3125 Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, Com., 645 Consolidated Revenue ~d Bill (No. 5), m., TEECE, Mr. W., Goulburn, Electoral Bill, Com., 2394 2101, 2102 ; Com., 2102 Grammar Schools, q., 66. Customs Duties Resolutions, 744, 746, 753, Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1059 754, 755, 758, 781 Simons YV., Compensation to Representatives Deficiency in the Revenue, q., 868 of, m., 2704 Dismissa,l of Abattoir Officials, Adjt., 1963 Special Adjournment, q., 2031 Duncan's Superannuation Bill, m., 524; '2R., 1215 ; Com., 1216, 1289, 1291 Duty Stamps, q .. 3125, 3163. TERRY, Mr. ·s. H., New England, Education Regulations, adjt., 2382 Betting-houses Suppression Act Amendment ,Endowment of Municipalities, m., 2493 Bill, 2R., 1069; Com., 1083 ; Adop. Rep., Eveleigh Estate, q., 868 1131 • Excise Duties, q., 794 _ Bridge at Bulahdelah, m., 1539 Financial Statement, 546 ; Policy, 851, 852; Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill (No. 5), l'>upplementary Statement, 2837, 2962, 2981 2R., 2102 Immigrants_ on the '' Camperdown," q.; 2990, Electoral Bill, Com., 2450, 2453 3035; adjt., 3081 Gold-mining Leases, Regulations relating to, Light-house on Montague Island, adjt., 2211 _ m_., 2775· Loading of Ships, adjt., 1226 Great Northern Railway~Deviation through Navigation Act Amendment Bill, m., 38;

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WATSON, Mr. J.-continued WEBB, Mr. E., East Macquarie, Public Accounts of the Colony, q., 1800 Bridge over Glendon Brook, m., 1239 Public Works Loan Bill, 2R., 3191, 3192 Cattle Sale:yards, m., 245. Release of s.s. "Brisbane" from Quarantine, Church and School Lands, m., 196 q., 1927 Civil Servants as· Directors of Companies, m., Replies to Questions, adjt., 757, 835 1236 Savings Bank of New South Wales, m., 1083, Customs Duties Resolutions, 747, 756 2158 Duncan's Superannuation Bill, Com., 1291- Secret Billa of Sale Act .Amendment Bill, Electoral Bill, Com., 2080, 2083, 2084,- 2106, Cons .. of .Amdts., 2771 2109, 2119, 2127, 2441, 2452; Cons. of Stamp Duties Resolutions, 735, 738, 739, 740, Amdts., 3259 742, 743, 1007 - Financial Statement, Supplementary, 3005 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 869; Com., 878, 882, Great Northern Railway, m., 207 883, 884, 936, 938, 939, 940, 941, 942, 943, . Lands Acts further .Amendment Bill, Com., 944, 945, 946, 959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 160, 162, 166, 167 ; 3R., 290; Cons. of 965, 1008, 1009, 1012, 1014, 1016, 1019, Amdts., 1907 1038; 3R., 1120 ' Land Law (Forfeited Conditional Purchases) Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), 2R., 1388; Com., Declara.tory Bill, Com., 1902, 1903 1398 ' Liquor Licenses Suspensory Bill, m., 2983 Stamp Duties Bill (No. 3), 2R., 2866; Com. Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Bill, Com., 2883, 2884, 2885, 2887' 2881;1 1626, 1631, 1635 Supply- - Mining Act .Amendment Bill, Com., 2086 Advance Votes, 838, 842, 845 Public Buildings, Bathurst, adjt., 1227 .American Letter-boxes, 2748 Public Instruction Bill, 2R., 504; Com., 576, Assistant Superintendent of Telegraphs, 1063 2557 Public Finances, adjt., 1403 • Burrowa Police Magistrates, 2369 Railway into Sydney, m., 36 Financial Policy, postponed disclosure of, Railway Rates on Hay and Straw, m., 802 2454, 2457 Randwick .Asylum, m., 259 Glebe Island, 2364 Refreshment Committee, m., 28 Health Officer's Residence, 2363 Stamp Duties Bill, 2R., 875 ; Com., 878, 879, Hospital Ship "Faraway," 2363 940, 943, 944, 947, 961, 962, 965, 1014 Land Sale Policy, 2458 Supply- Manning and Macleay Trade, 2364 Governor's Aid-de-camp, 1374 Municipalities Endowments, 2848 Immigration, 2457 Prince Alfred Hospital, 2859 Naval Brigade, 1455 Railway Workshops, 845 Parliamentary Reporting Staff, 1460 Roads and Bridges, 838 Sydney Corporation .Act .Amendment Bill, Shipping Master's Office, 2364 2R., 1217; Com., 1369; Re-Com., 1449 Tug-boat, 2364 Tramways Extension Bill, 2R., 1327 ; Com., Usury Limitation Bill, Com., 2041 - 1385 Wharfage and Tonnage Rates Bill, 2R., 2317 Wa.ntabadgery Bushrangers, adit., 792 Com., 2320, 2321, 2323 ~Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, Com., 3239, Wool, Cattle, and Coal Tax Bill, 2R., 3209; 3244 Com., 3239, 3240, 3242, 3244

-WHITE, Mr. J., WATT, Mr. J. B., Betting-houses Suppression Act .Amendment Assisted Immigration, m., 1297 Bill, 2R.' 1992 Cattle Sale-yards Bill, Com., 734, 2341, 2342 Great Northern Railway-Devia.tion through Character of Education in Public Schools, m., Armida.le, m., 2051 177 Constitution Act Amendment Bill,_2R., 1889 Electoral Bill, Com., 2789, 2790 , Glebe Island, m., 1030 :WISDOM, Mr. R., Morpeth, Lands Acts further Amendment Bill; 2R., .Administration in Equity J uriediction, m., 416 436; Com., 827, 853,- 854, 856, 1036, 1166, Challenge in Misdemeanour Bill, 2R., 6ll 1175, 1305, 1307, 1355; Cons. of .Amdts., Challenge of Jurors, adjt., II76 2145 Charges against Crown Solicitor, m., 1935 Lands for Public Purposes Acquisition Bill, Church and School Lands, m., 198 Com., 1997, 2294, 2585, 2666, 2669, 2755 Contempts Punishment Bill, 2R., 1127 Public Instruction Bill, Com., 1797 Criminal .Assaults on Females, q., 1636 Secret Bills of Sale Act ·Amendment Bill, Electoral Bill, Com., 2126, 2129 Com., 2099; Re-Com., 2290, 2291 Equity Bill, 2R:, 3087 Stamp Duties Bill, Com., 1251, 1253 ; Re­ Evidence by Commi~sioners under Great Seal Com., 1345 Bill, 2R., 2638 ; Com., 2639 ; Cone. of Stamp Duties Bill (No. 2), Com., 16f2, 1649 .Amdts., 21166 Standard Weight of Grain Bill, 2R., 683 ;. Forms of Crown Grants, m., 215 Com., 686, 687, 688 Infraction of Prison Rules, adjt., 443 lxxxiv WIS [iNDEX.] ·w1s

\V1snoM, Mr. R.-wntinued WrsnoM, Mr. R.-continued Judge Meymott, q., 2343, 2436; adjt., 2486, Supply- . 2488, 2637; q., 2769 Crown Solicitor, 2524 ·Lands for Public ·Purposes Acquisition Bill, Judge Meymott, 2368 . Com., 1358, 1359, 1448 Justice Windeyer's Chambers, 2748 Lewis Sampson, Case of, q., 2534 Suppression of Larrikinism, q., 1927 Marine Parade at Double Bay, a

,. CORRIGENDA.

Page 307, -first column, instead of "from an English authority, M'Kean," read "from English authorities cited ·by M 'Kean."

Page 310, first column, omit reference to case of "Duchess of .Kingston," and quote from " Pro: -feesional advice" in that column to" institution of the suit" in the second column.

Page 582, first column; read "Ayes, 21 ; noes, 16 ; majority for, 5."

Page 1231, first column, for "motion (by Mr. Wisdom)," read "motion (by Mr. McEl}ione)."

Page 1255, second column, amendment by Mr. Stewart, after "bill of exchange," read "or ptp. , missory·note." Same correction on pages 1339 and 1415, where the amendment i~ quoted.

Page 1960, second column, for head line "Message from the Governor," 1·ead " Message from the Assembly."