LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Twenty-fourth Parliament

27 – 25

Queensland Parliamentary Debates

INDEX

Contents of this document *

24th Parliament, 1st Session 27 July 1926 – 19 Index from Hansard, V.147-148, 1926

24th Parliament, 2nd Session 24 – 15 Index from Hansard, V.149-150, 1927

24th Parliament, 3rd Session 25 – 25 October 1928 Index from Hansard, V.151-152, 1928

*The Index from each volume of Hansard corresponds with a Parliamentary Session.

This document contains a list of page numbers of the daily proceedings for the Legislative Assembly as printed in the corresponding Hansard volume.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Twenty-fourth Parliament – First Session

Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.147-148, 1926

27 July 1926 – 19 November 1926

(McCormack Government)

INDEX

PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1-3 27 July 1926 634-667 15

3-14 28 July 1926 668-703 16 September 1926

14-30 29 July 1926 704-735 21 September 1926

31-71 3 735-750 22 September 1926

71-108 4 August 1926 751-787 23 September 1926

108-143 5 August 1926 787-819 28 September 1926

144-183 17 August 1926 819-847 29 September 1926

183-222 18 August 1926 847-881 30 September 1926

223-260 19 August 1926 882-911 5

260-299 24 August 1926 911-945 6 October 1926

299-328 25 August 1926 946-980 7 October 1926

328-367 26 August 1926 981-1017 8 October 1926

368-406 31 August 1926 1017-1057 12 October 1926

406-438 1 September 1926 1057-1094 13 October 1926

438-477 2 September 1926 1094-1151 14 October 1926

477-516 7 September 1926 1151-1180 15 October 1926

517-558 8 September 1926 1181-1218 19 October 1926

558-596 9 September 1926 1218-1252 20 October 1926

597-634 14 September 1926 1252-1313 21 October 1926 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1313-1352 22 October 1926 1677-1716 9 November 1926

1352-1388 26 October 1926 1716-1732 10 November 1926

1388-1420 27 October 1926 1732-1781 11 November 1926

1420-1480 28 October 1926 1781-1812 12 November 1926

1481-1514 29 October 1926 1812-1846 16 November 1926

1515-1552 2 November 1926 1847-1912 17 November 1926

1552-1569 3 November 1926 1913-1951 18 November 1926

1570-1638 4 November 1926 1952-1981 19 November 1926

1638-1677 5 November 1926

1926

QUEENSLAND.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF TH.E DEBATES

OF Tllll LEGISLA_rriV_E A8SElVIBJ_J Y

DURING THE

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COMPRISING THE PERIOD FROM THE TWE[I;TY-SEVENTH DAY OF ,JULY TO THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVE:.V1BER, .o..D. 1926.

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BltiSB.A.NE· lll' ,\.JJTIIORI'l'Y: A.NTHOXY JA.:UES CU:UMING, GOVERN:YIEN'T PRIXTER FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND.

19 26.

THE GOVERNOR

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THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.

Honoureble \YII.LIDI LE~::;:ox. (8\Y{ll'Il 1n as Li('Utcnunt-GoYcrnor and a )umcd the Administration of the Govcmmcnt of the Stnto and it-s Ticpcndcncic,; nftn the departure of His Excellency Sir ::\1atthc" :c\athan, 1'.8. (In•.). G.C.:'.LG .. on 27th October. 1925.;

THE MINISTRY.

\Yhcn the session opened on 27th July. 1926. the ::\Iini,try w'" coll,tituted as follows:·~ Honourable \VILLI.L\1 1\Ic:Cornr' J.UIES JONES, Secretary for :Mine •; Honourable JOHN MuLLIN, Attorney-General; Honourable JA).IES LARCO)JBE, Bc(TC'tttry for Railway Honourable JA"IES STOPFORD, IIonw Secretary; Honourable J\TICII.\EL JOSEPII KrRWA~, Secretary for Public V\'Drk': Honourable 'l'HOli!AS \YrL~OK, Secretary for Public' lmtruction; Honourable THOlllAR DuKSTAN, Sccrota.rc· for Public Lands; and Honourable D.\V!Il ALEXAN!>ER GLEDSOK, ::\Iinistcr '' ithout l'orlfolio. On 6th Sep!Pmber, 1926, comequcnt on the pas .• ing of the Comtitution Act Anwndmcnt Act providing for the appointment of an additional :Ylinistcr, Hi' Exccllcwy the Lieutenant-Governor appointed- Honourable DAYID ALEXANDER GLEDROX as ScNctary for Labour and Inclustr.:.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Speaker-Honourable \VILLIA>r BERTRA:U (Jlarcc). Chairman of Committces-GEORGE POLLOCK, Esquire (UrEgory). Temporary Chairmen of Comrnittcb:- COOPER, FRA:O:K ARTIIUR, E ·quire (Rrf1nrr). ::\OTT, FREDERICK L\KCELOT, Eaquire (Stan/- '1), RIORDI};, DAVJU, Ecquirl' (Burkc). \VALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (Jfaryborough), lV.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued.

APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE (Albert). BARBER, GEORGE PHILIP, Esquire (Bundabcrg). BARKES, GEORGE PoWEI"L, Esquire (Warwick). BARNES, Honourable \VALTER HENRY (Wynnum). BEDFORD, RANDOLPH; Esquire (Warrcgo). BELL, ERNEST 'l'HO)!AS, Esquire (Fassifern). BERTRA!U, Honourable \VILLIAM (Jfarec). BRAND, \VILLIAM ALFRED, Esquire (Burrum). BRUCE, HENRY ADAM, Esquire (Ilennuly). BULCOCK, FRANK \\'ILLIAM, Esquire (Barcoo). CARTER, GEORGE, Esquire (Port Curti,,). CLWTON, ERNEST HENllY COLLET, Esquire (Wide Bay). COLUNS, CHARLES, Esquire (lJo UY'n). CONROY, CHARLES \VILLIAM, Esquire (Jf aranoa). COOPEH, FHANK ARTHUH, Esquire (Bremcr). COOPER, WILLl.\M, Esquire (Rosczcood). CORSER, BERNAHD HE::\'RY, Esquire (Burnett). COSTELLO, EDWARD, Esquire (Carnarvon). DASH, JOH::\', Esquire (Jfu11dingburra). DEACON, \VILLIAM ARTHt;R, Esquire (Cunningham). DuKSTAN, Honourable THOMAS (Gym pie). EDWARDS, JAMES BHAIDWOOD, Esquire {jYanango). ELPHINSTONE, AUGUSTUS CECIL, Esquire (Oxley). FARRELL, GEORGE PRITCHARD, Esquire (Rockhampton). FERRICKS, MYLES ALOYSIUS, Esquire (South Brisbane). FOLEY, THOMAS ANDREW, Esquire (Ltichhardt). FRY, JA1IES PORTER, Esquire (l{urilpa). GLEDSON, Honourable' DA nD ALEXANJ•ER {lp,wich). HANLON, EDWARD MrCHAEL, Esquire. (Ithaea). HANSON, EDWARD JOSEPH, Esquire (Buranda). HARTLEY, HAROLD LESLJE, Esquire (Fitzroy). HYNES, J\!IAUHICE PATRICK, Esquire (1'oumsville). Jo::\'ES, Honourable ALFRED J.\MES (Paddington). KELSO, \VILLIAM, Esquire (Xundah). KERR, JAl\IES STEVINGSTONE, E·quire (Enoggera). KING, REGIKALD MACDOKNELL, Esquire (Logan). KJRWAN, Honourable J\!IICHAEL JosEPH (Brisbane). LAKD, EDWARD MARTIN, Esquire {Ba/onne). LARCOMBE, Honourable JAMES (lleppel). LLEWELYN, EVAN JOHN, Esquire ('l'oou·oom.ba). LLOYD, \VILLIH! FIELD, Esquire (Kelvin Grove). LOGAN, GEORGE ANDREW, Esquire (Lockyer). :'Y:!AXWELL, JA::>IES FRANCIS, Esquire (Too1cong). McCoRMACK, Honourable \YILLIAM (Cairns). McLAcHLAN, PETER ALFRED, Esquire (M erthyr). J\!IOORE, ARTHUR EDWAHD, Esquire (.4ubigny). MonGAN, GoDFREY, Esquire (Murilla). MuLLAN, Honourable JoHN (Flinders). NoTT, FREDERIOK LANCELOT, Esquire (Stanley). O'KEEFE, JOHN, Esquire (Chillagoe). PAYNE, JOHN, Esquire (J1itchell). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (Herbert). PETERSON, JAMES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (Normanay). POLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RroRDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke). V.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued.

ROBERTS. THOMAS ROBER1'_ Esquire (East 1'oowoomba). RUSSELL, HUGH :\1cDIAR)IID, Esquire (Too m bul). RuSSELL, WILFRED ADAl!S, Esquire (Dulby). RYAN, CORNELIUS JAl\IES, Esquire (Eachum). RYAN, HENRY JOSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HuBERT EBENEZER, Esquire (Sandyate). SMITH, Honourable WrLLIAM FoRGAN (Mackay). STOPFORD, Honourable JA:IIES, (lviount .Mor(!an). SWAYNE, EDWARD BOWDlCH, Esquire (1liirani). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Windsor). WALKER, HARRY FmmERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). \VARREN, RICHARD JAi\IES, Esquire (.liurrumba). WEIR, DAvm, Esquire (,Maryhorouyh). \VELLINGTON, WILLIAil! JOHN, Esquire (Charters 1'owe?·s). \VILSON, Honourable THOMAS (Fortitude ral/ey). WINSTANLEY, VERNON, Esquire (Queenton). \V RIGHT, ALBERT HENRY, Esquire (Bulim ba).

COMMITIEES.

LIBRARY.-Mr. Speak<'r, :Mr. Lloyd. Mr. Elphimtono, Mr. Collins, :\fr. Pease, Mr. :--Jott, and Mr. G. P. Barnes.

PARLLUIENTARY BmLDINGS.--Th1r. Spf:aker, ~fr. Payne, 1\fr. Riordan, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Logan, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. Vv. McConnark. PRINT!NG.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Barber, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, and Mr. Swayne.

REFRESIDIENT Roo>~s.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, !\fr. H. J. Ryan. ]Hr. F. A. Cooper, Mr. Corser, Mr. Maxwell, a.nd Mr. King. STANDING 0RDERS.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. King, Mr. Taylor, .:l

PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION.

Mr. Payne (Chairman), Mr. Collins, .:.VIr. F. A. Cooper, .:.Vir. W. Cooper, Mr. Cm·ser, air, Roberts, and Mr. H. J. Ryan.

ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL

ELECTIONS JrDGE-Th0 Honourabl

L.EGISLATIVE AS S ~-=M .B L Y-

IXDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Absence of Speaker (Empire Parliamentary BILLS----eontinued : Assoc·iation Delec;o.t.ion 's Visit to Constitutinn _\et Amendment (initiation)·,. l-;-orth Queensland), 7:J,). ZOl; (initiation in cummittce), 347; (1°), 363; (2' ;, 369: (committee), 398; (3°), 426; (assent), 477. Address-in-I-teply, 8. Col ton In 1mtrv Arts Amendment (initia­ Ans\vcr of Lieutcnant-GoYernor, 3·53. tion), 7C5;" (initiation in committee),. Debate on. 8, 22. 34. 74. 110, 190. 225, 261; 739; '1' 1, 742; (2°), 810; (committee), (c1 tcn:'ion Df, unJ.~r Standing Order ~o. 814; (0 ), 8:32; (assent), 1181. 17), 16. Discharged Sol-diers' Settlement Acts Presentation to Licutcnant-GoYcrnor, 368. Amcnclmcnt (initiation), 1848; (initia­ tion in committee). 1848; (amendment­ Jlr. ll'arrrn), 1853; (1° and 2°), 1870; Adjournment of House, Disallowance of (committee), 1916; (3°), 1927; (assent), Proposed Motion for- 1981. Evangelical Lutheran Church (Toowoomba) Chillagoe :'\lines and Slnf'her~, Alleged at (Speaker's ruling), Land Sale Act of 1912 Amendment J rregularitics (initiotion and 1°), 1572; (2°, committee, 15~3. .and 3°), 1912; (assent), 1981. Federal Aiel Roads Agreement Approval Adjournments, Special, 3, l±, 881, UJSO: (initiation), 439; (initiation in com­ (Drisbzwe Exhibition), 143; (Visit of mittee), 493; (1°), 496; (2°), 727; (com­ Etnpirc Pv.rlian1entary ~.\~sociation mittc>c), 7EO; (3°), 820; (assent), 1181. Delegation), 7.35; (Arn1istice Day), 1732. Gift Dutv (resolution in Committee of \V ays" and Means). 1516; (reception of resolution). 1553; (1 °), 1554; (2°), 1679; Auditor-General's Reports­ (committee), 1782; (3°), 1848; (assent), 1981. Central Su~ar :'\1ills, 1252. Loan Acts Sinking Funds, 144. Government Loan (message from Lieu­ tenant-Governor and initiation in Conl­ Public Accounts, 1017. mittec of \Vays and Means), 1536; Public Debt Reduction Fund, 144. (reception of resolution and 1°), 1554; State Enterprises, 1481. (2°), 1700, 1927, 1954; (committee and 3°), 1967; (assent), 1981. Inco·uc Tax Act Amendment (initiation), BILLS- 1914; (initiation in committee), 1914; Ailan and Stark Burnctt Lane Subway ("mcndmcnt-Jfr. Su·ayne), 1915; (1°), Authorisation (initiation), 1732; (initia­ 1916: (2°), 1967; (committee), 1974; tion in committee and 1°), 1839; (2°, (recommittal), 1977; (3°), 1980; committee, and 3°), 1901; (assent), 1981. (assent), 1981. Appropriation, ='Jo. 1 (suspension of Stand­ Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment. ing Orders), 146; (all stages), 183; (initiation). 1679; (initiation in com­ (assent), 183. mittee), 1839; (amendment - Mr. Smaym·), 1844; (1°), 1846; (2°), 1901; Appropriation, Ko. 2 (suspcneion of Stand­ (committee), 1908; (3°), 1911; (amend­ ing Orders), 1314; (all stages), 1342; ment-,lfr. Swayne), 1911; (assent), (.a ss en t), 1352. 1981. Appropriation. :'ilo. 3 (all stages), 1838; Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation), 705; (assent), 1981. (initiation in committee), 915; (amend­ Audit Acts Amendment (initiation). 408; ment--Mr. W. A. Ru.

BILLS-continued: Broadcasting of Speeches on Commonwealth Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initia­ Referenda Proposals, Restrictions tion), 1732; (initiation in committee), Upon (motion-Mr.McCormack), 408. 1838; (amendment-Mr. Corscr), 1838; (1°), 1839; (2°), 1898; (committee), 1899; (30), 1901; (assent), 1981. By-Elections during Recess (Chillagoe and Eacham), 7. Prickly-Pear Land Act Amendment (initia­ tion), 439; (initiation in committee), 485; (amendment-Mr. Moore), 487; Central Sugar Mills, Auditor-General's (1°), 493; (2°), 604; (committee), 635; Report on, 1252. (3°), 739; (assent!, 1017. Primary Producers' Co-operativB Associa­ tions Act Amendment (initiation), 146; Chairman of Committees­ (initiation in committee), 187; (ID), 189; (2°), 283; (committee), 363, 398; (30), Election of Mr. Pollock, 16. 478; (assent), 787. Primary Producers' Organisation and Chairmen of Committees, Temporary­ Marketing (initiation), 882; (initiation Panel nominated by Mr. Speaker, 7. in committee), 912; (1°), 913; (2°), 1058; (committee), 1374, 1388; (30), 1516; (amendment-Mr. Smith), 1516; Childhood Endowment and Basic Wage, (assent), 1981. Government Policy in re, 704. Public Curator Acts Amendm

Days of Sittings­ DIVISIONS-continutd : Friday, 787. BILLS-continued: Houro of sitting, 17; (extension of), 1017, Primary Producers' Co-operative Associa­ 1314. tions Act Amcndmcnt- Prece-dence of Govern1nent business on Ciame 2 (amendment-Jlr. Jioore), 366. Thursdays, 787. Tueeday, \VEdnesday, and Thursday, 17. Primarv Producers' Organisation and ~iurketing- Cl:lus0 4 (amcndment-Jlr. Smith), DIVISIONS- 1380. BrLLs: Clause• 6 (amendmcnt·-Jlr. .~loorc), 1.381. Con"'itution Act Amondrnont­ Clau30 13 (amendment-.llr. llloore), lnitiation in committee, 362. 1386. Second reading, 398. Clau'o 14 (amendment-illr. Corser), Third reading. 426. 1388. Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Clause 15 (amendment-Jlr. Edwards), Amendment- 1396; (closure motion), 1396. Initiation in committee (amendment­ Jlr. Warren), 1869. Stamp Ads Amendment [dde also "\Vays and Means"]- Second reading (closure motion), 1897. Second reading, 1180. Gift Duty [t'ide also "\Vays and Clause 2 (amendment-Jlr. Ilur), 1196; l~rleans "]- (amendment-Jlr. Elphinstone), 1196. Reception of resolution from Committee of \Vays and Means, 1553. Clam0 6, 1200. Clause 1 (amendment-.llr. Maxwell), Clause 29, 1213. 1787. Clause 31 (amcndment-Mr . •l:loore), Clause 14 (amendment-Mr. Kiny), 1225. 1805. Clause 33 (amendment-Jir. .l:loore), Clause 18 (amendment-Jlr. Siztr), 1226; (amendment-Jlr. M axwcll), 1&07. 1221; (amendment-.'tlr. H. M. Income Tax Act Amendment- IlusIotion-" That the Tcmpotary C'1Jair­ 'Norkers' Compensation Acts Amend­ man's ruling be disagreed vrith" {Jir. ment- Cor.1er), 795. Motion-" That the Temporary Chair­ rrid:dy Pear Land .c\.ct Amen-dnu:nt- man's ruling be disagreed with" (;vlr. Initiation in committee (amendment­ Hcrr), 1407. Jlr. Jioorc), 492. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 1021. Clausc 2 (arnendmcnts-Jfr. Cor.1er), 642, 652; (amendment-Jir. JI organ), Railwa:-s. Proposed independent control of 646. (amendmont-Mr. Pease), 681. 4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

DIVISIONS-continued: Financial Statement (Committee of Supply)· 322. SUPPLY: E'timatcs-in-Chief­ Debate on, 496, 518, 576, 612, 654, 681, 705. ::\Iines- Tables relating to (tabled), 301. U1ief Office (amendment-" That the .-ote bo reduced by £1"-Jfr. Gift Duty- CoMdlo), 1637. Resolution in Committee of \Vays and :\loans, 1516. Premier and Chief Secretary- Reception of resolution, 1553; [, ide also :\Iiseellanoous son-ices (amendment­ " Bills-Gift Duty"] . .. To omit item ' Allowanc0 to the Licutcnant-GoYcrnor, £1,000' "­ Jfr. JJ oon j, 1149. Go-rernor's, Lieutenant, Opening Speech, 3, 8 Su,pension of hen. member for Kurilpa, 1231. " Hansard "- VoTE o::-; Accoc:xT- Circ•dation and rost of. Report on, 368. (£4.150,000), (amcndnwnt-" That the :\iutilation of, 847. Yote be reduced by £1"-Jfr. Jforg·:Jn) 176. Hours of Sitting, 17; (extension of), 1017 ,. \V AYS AXD ::\IEAXS : 1:H-±. Giir Duty (resolution in Committee of \Vays and :Means), 1536. Immigration Scheme, "White Australia," Formulation of (motion-"1\flr. Kmg), Stamp Duties- 7t52. Duty uj1on bill of exchange (amend­ ment-Jfr. 11'. H. Barncs), 1036. Leadership of Opposition, 16. Duty upon any contract note (amend­ ment-Mr. H. JI. Russdl), 1040. Library, Committee­ ~4-ppointrnent, 16. Eacham Electoral District- Return of :VIr. Cornolius J ames Ryan at Loan Acts Sinking Funds, Auditor-General's. by-election during recess, 7. Report on, 144.

Election of Speaker, 2. Members Named­ Mr. Farrell. 746. Elections, General, Analysis of Voting at­ Mr. Fry, 1230. Return in re (motion-Jlr. Robuis), 73, 110. ::\1r. Sizcr, 1231.

Elections Tribunal­ Members ordered to Discontinue Speeches­ ,Judge for 1926, 7. Mr. Corser, 1445. :\Ir. Kerr, 1252. Empire Parliamentary Association Dele­ gation, Visit of, 668; [vide also Members, Suspension of­ "'White Australia' Immigration Scheme, Formulation of,'' and vote Mr. Farrell, 746. for "Immigration" (Committee of Mr. Fry, 1230. Supply)]. Members Sworn, l. Estimates-in-Chief, 1925-1926- Mr. Elphinstono, 31. (Tablcd), 301. Mr. Logan, 144. Mr. Peterson, 31. Estimates, Supplementary, 1925-26- Mr. Sizer, 144. (Tabled), 1732. Mr. Stopford, 31. Mr. vv· arren, 14. Mr. Wellington, 223. Explanations, Personal­ Mr. \V. H. Barnes, 1846. Ministerial Statement­ Mr. Elphimtone, 635, 738. Mimsteriai p0rtfolios, 477. Mr. Keleo, 8. Mr. C. ,J. Ryan, 1732. Ministers' Travelling Expenses- Return in re (motion-J.!r. Morgan), 3/fr Financial Situation, 1315. 704. I~DEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEl\1BLY. 5

Count adn1inister, 7. of drought (Jir. Ed11·anh), 1'716.

Con1mi:;;sioners to administer, 1. AnakiP railwav snppl~· tank, ·water con­ sumed b,; locomotives from (Jlr. Opening of Parliament, l. JJ ODI'L ), 403, 518. Analvses of Brisbane water supply (Jfr. Opening Speech, The Lieutenant-Governor's, ]\·tu-son), 369. 3, 8. AndrC'ws, Station-master. Suggested reward to. in rr arrest in connection with safe­ blowing at Meringandan railway sta­ ·Opposition, Leadership of, 15. tion (Jlr. Roberts), 329. Appeal Boards- Papers, Orders for Printing, Rescission of, 33, 187. Public Service' (Jlr. 111 o&rc), 597. Railway, Cost of (Jlr. llobrrt,,). 517, 635. Applications under v;orkers' Dwellings and Papers Printed during Recess, 7. Workers' Homes Acts (Jir. lL H. Hurn.tsl. 33. Parliament, Meeting of, l. Appointment of Governor, Delay in (Jlr. Elphinstonc), 224. Parliament, Prorogation of, 1981. Apprentices- Farnl imrnigrant.. Conditions in rr (Mr . .Parliamentary Building Committee­ llohrrts), 183. Appointment, 16. Tradc-:'\umber indentured during 1925 (Jlr. li.crr), 145. Atherton-Gordonvale road-Cost of and Pastoral Leases (Suitable for Sheep) Due for contribution from Federal Government Resumption, Return in re (motion­ Mr. Moore), 110. (Jfr. Jioorr), 408. Atherton maize silo and ~-heat Board grain sheds. Expenditure on (Jf·r . .Personal Explanations­ Deacon), 1913. Mr. W. H. Barnes, 1846. Auditor-General's report on Public Mr. Elphinstone, 635, 738. Accounts, Date of tabling (Jlr. Corur), Mr. Kelso, 8. 751. Mr. C. J. Ryan, 1732. Australian Dairy Export Control Board­ Fees and emoluments of representatives (.1Ir. Pra.,e), 517 . .Public Debt Reduction Fund, Auditor­ Australian \Vorkers' Union, Claim of, for General's Report on, 144. award governing farming industries (Jir. Cor.,n), 300. QUESTIONS- Ballot-papers, Alleged tampering with, in Abercorn-Ceratodus Railway, Scheduled Kormanby electorate (Jir. Peterson), train service (Jlr. Corser), 186. 109. Absentees from duty, Ipswich workshops, Baralaba State coal mine- during Brisbane show week (Mr. Kelso), Capital pxpenditure and profits or losses 329. (Jir. Corser), 1218 . .Accidents on Queensland railways and Coal purchased by Railway Department compensation paid (Jir. .li organ), 31, (Mr. Brand), 299; (Jir. Swayne), 1716. 224, 300, 558. Quality of coal used by Railway Depart­ .Advances to co-operative bodies, 1925-26 ment (.tir. Robcrts), 299, 407. 11llr. Walker), 145. Use of coal bv Railway Department (Mr. Adv<'rtising by Intelligence and Tourist Barber), 517. Bureau, Expenditure on (211r. Kelso), 260. , Basic wage- Age of attendance at kindergarten schools And childhood endowment, Government (JI r. K err), 15. policy in re, etc. (Jir. Jlfoore). 704. Agent-General's report on quality of Government employees under Act of 1925 Durango cotton (Jir. Peterson), 704. (11lr. Jfoore), 223. Agricultural Bank-~umber of applications Betting tax (Jir. K err), 32. for advances from and amount advanced (Mr. Corser), 109. Bilalla, Selection of State school site at (Jir. Corscr), 223. Agricultural produce. Railway tonnage rates on (1tir. Jior(Jan), 185. Board of i~quiry £n re railway staff (Mr. 11'. H. JJurnes), 328. Agriculture, Council of-Control bv reprP­ sentative> of primary vroducen (.llr. Board of Trade and Arbitration-Report r'oruer), 261 under sPction 5 f7A} (1) (Jir. llelso), 407, 6 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSElUBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued: Bogantungan railway supply tank, ·water Cattle freights on Queensland railways (.Mt. consumed by locomotives from (Jir. Brctnd), 224; (Jir. TFright), 260. JI oorc), 408, 518. Cattl0 on X orthern State stations (Mr. Bookmakers-Betting tax and totalisator ,"}.[organ), 33. tax (2!Ir. K err), 32. Cattle wagons, "K," Charges for, Miles to Bowen State coal mine- Bri,bane (Mr. JI or,qan), 185. Capital expenditure and profits (Jlr. Uollins), 1094. Cecil Plains soldier settlement, Position in n (Mr. lF. ;L Russdl), 1913. Profit and indebtedness of (Jir. J[oore), 1183. Central District, Coal inspectors appointed bv Railway Department in (.Mr. Saving to Railway Department by use of M axzccll), 1638. coal from (Jir. Jfoorc), 1313. Ccratodus·Ahercorn Railway, Scheduled Bran, flour. and pollard, Prices paid for (.lir. Kcrr), 71. train service (Jir. Corscr), 186. Bridges. Grants and loans in aid of (Jfr. Chaff imported into Queensland via Wal­ Wai(·cr), 260. langarra, 1925-26 (,tir. G. P. Barnes), 108. Brisbane, Analvs0s of water supply in (Jfr. P(ttrsonJ, 369. Childhood ,,ndowment and basic wage, Go­ Y<>rnmcnt policy in re, etc. (Jir. M Jore), Brisbane and South Coast Hospitals Board 704. ,Joint architects to (Jir. H. JI. HusHell): 1716. Chillagoc'. Artic-le by Dr. ,T E'nsen in "Daily Brisbane Harbour and River­ :\fail., nn tnining industry at (J1r. O'Ku/c), 1718. Aprlropriations, revenue, and expenditure for rmpronment of (Jir. C/apton), 6&8. Chillagoe State smeltC!'s- Sugg.ested formation of trust (JI r Boiler or machinery suppli0d to Tarzali O'Kccfe), 1717. · ' sawmill (~1Ir. ll'alkcr), 1572. Brisbane·IJlS.wich main road, Expenditure Credit to :Mr. Frederick Reid for timbtom), 1717. Fluorepar loaded from stockpile (21Ir. M oorr ), 1182. Brisborw, Schools and school residences in (Jir. Ern·), 72. General manager, Duration of appoint­ ment of (.lir. Elphin.

QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued : Coal, Baralaba- Cotton Industry-continued_. Purchased by Railway Department (Mr. Payment of increased price for cotton Brand), 299; (Mr. Swayne), 1716. (Jlr. Corscr), 185. Quality of, used by Railway Department Pool Board. Secretary and manager (.lfr. (Jlr. Roberts), 299, 407. 11" arren), 1952. Use of, by Railway Department (Mr. Shipment of cotton ECed from Africa (Mr. BaThe1·), 517. CrJTSer), 1847, 1914. Coal discoverv in the Howard district (Jlr. State bonus on Eeed cotton (Jfr. Peter­ ltrand), 260. son), 1352. Coal inspectors appointed by Railway Council of Agriculture, Control of, by­ Department in Central District (JI r. represer.tativos of primary producers .11 axwcll), 1638. (},fr. Corser), 261. ·cual loading stage at Mayno Junction (Jlr. Country children attending p;ut-time KerT), 71. schcols (Mr. Clayton), 15. Coal Mines, State- Cranes, Steam, {;so of, on :V1aryborough wharf (Jlr. Brand), 597. Baralaba, Ccepital cxpenditur

QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Gov~rnment purchase of Redcap mine (JI1·. Fann apprentices~ I1nrnigrant, Conditions in re (.}fr. Roberta), 183. C/aytonl, 109. FarmiEg industries, Claim of Australian Governor. Delay in appointment of (Jlr. ·w.,rkcrs' Union for award governing Hlphin.,tonr), 224. (Jlr. Corsfr), 300. Governor-General. Conductor accompany­ Federa 1-State road scheme, Revenue and ing. on Quee-nsland railways {... lir. <•stirnated expenditure on (2lfr. Corscr), WaThr), 1572. 1781. " Graft." Alleged. In.-E>stigation i~to, in re supply of railway trucks for hv" stock Flour- transport (Jir. Jl oorf). 1781. Imported into Queensland at Brisbane, 1925-26 (Jlr. U. P. Barnn), 108. Grange EBtatc, Proposed tramway exten­ si'on to (Jlr. Il.rrr), 408. Imported into Queensland 1•ia \Y allan­ garra, 1825-26 (Jir. 0. 1'. Barnes), 108. Grazing selections and pastorallE'ases, Rent of (Jlr ..lloort), 733. Prices paid for (Jlr. llerr), 71. Gr0at0r Brisbanf' arC'a- Fluorspar loaded from Chillagoe smelters :--:umber o£ State schools and school stockpile (Mr. Jloore), 1182. residences in (Jh·. K err), 72. Fluorspar mine, Machinery and material Scholarship entries from State schools in supplied by Chillagoe smelters to (Mr. (.llr. K err), 1570. JI a ore), 1181. Grot'eriE>s and food, Increase in cost of, Fodder for starving stock- since 1914 (Jl r. Jf OoN). 1516. Maize railed from Rockhampton and Gym pie-X ambour railway line, Co.st of Townsville (Jlr. Swa!Jne), 635. n1ainterianeP, rene,valf-', and relaying of Railway freight concessions on carriage (.llr. C'la);fon ), 261. of (Jfr. ,',>[organ), 185, 328. Gympie, RailwaY carriage shed at (.l>Ir. Railwav reYenue from carriage of (Jfr. 1J'alker). 1913. WalA-"er), 751. Gympii.• raih,-ay station, Gird<:>rs for bridge Railway statistics in re carriage of (Jfr. at (J[r. ll'alk1 r), 1913. Bedford), 223. Hamilton Cold Stores- Supply of (Mr. Eilu·ards), 328. Cost. goods stored. and revenue receivC'd Food and groceri0s, Increase in cost of, (Jlr. Logan). 1252. since 1914 (Jlr. Jloore), 1516. Expenditure on. and estimated cost of Forty-four-hour week, Increase in number (.llr. s. Steam, Tenders for ("l>Ir. .11 axu·rll), 31. Fraser Island, Price paid for sawmill and Hospitals Board, Brishant> and South Coast, plant at (Mr. iY ott), 72, 109. .Joint architects to (.lfr. H. JL Ilusse/l), Freight concessions on carriage of fodder 1716. and starving stock on railways (11-fr. Howard district, Coal discovery in (.llr. JI or(Jan), 185, 328; (J1r. Bedford), 223. Brand), 260. Fruit and fruit pulp processed at State Immigrants, Farm apprf'ntic(', Conditions cannery (Jlr. Costello), 1094. in rr (Mr. Robert,,), 183. Fruit processed at State cannery, Price Immigration agrPement. with Common­ fixod for (:llr. Costello), 1183. wealth Government (.lfr. ,lfoore), 16. 'Games of chance or skill, Police jurisdic­ Increase in cost of food and groceries since tion over showmen operating (Mr. 1914 (Jlr. lrfoore), 1516. l1 err), 184. Indian residents in QueE>nsland, Intentions Gem Pool, Operations of (.lir. 11-foore), 368. of Government in re granting franchise Girofl

stern Aus­ tralia. Purchase oi (Jir. E/phin-'fonr), Maize l\Iarkding Board for Southf>rn 1848. Quet•nsland (Jh. ~Y ott). 1812. Irri1mtion scheme. Dawson, Cost of Castle Maize silo.>. Atherton, and 'Wheat Board Creek unit (Jlr. Pf'ferson). 300. grain shed~. Expenditur0 on. C'tc. (J1r. ,Tcnsen, Dr., Artidc in "Daily Mail" on Deacon), 1913. mining industry in Chillagoe by (.llr. Many P~ab-Monto Railway- O'Eeefe), 1718. Completion of (,llr. ('or'P~). 32, 186 . . Jimbour selectors' rPntals, Land Appeal Court decision in re (~l'Ir. lL A. Estimated cost r:nd expenditure on (Mr. R~tsst/1), 911. ('orur), 299. ·" K ,. wagons. Miles to Brisbane. Charges Marsupial bo.arcls, Expenditure on (~l.lr. for (Jlr. ~lforuan). 185. Costello). 1151. Kindergarten schools, Age of attendance at Marsupial-proof fences, State assistance for (.lfr. Krrr), 15. erection of (.lfr. ('layton), 1847. 'Kooroongarr'l-:Milmerran ·railway. Pro- ::\iarsupials, Damage done to crops by (Jfr. posed. Suggested report by Public ('fayton), 1847. vYorks Commission on (.llr. f!ostello), Mal'yborough Harbour. Indebted;wss by, 223. "" improvements to Mar~- R1ver and Labour elec-tioneering literatnrP publi"hed Port Maryborough (Jfr. Clayton). 1094. at Gov.ernment Printing Officp (Jfr. Jioore), 185. :Man·horough \Vharf. "Cse of steam cranes Lad.v J a ne mine, P,ublctting of (Jfr. ;,n (Jlr. Brand), 597. Moon·), 1181. Mavne Junction. Coal loading stag-e at Land Appeal Court-Decision in rr Jim­ ·(Jir. l\.err), 71. hour selectors' rental" (]fr. lF. A. Merinda-CollinsYille Railway, Loss on (Mr. Hussell), 911. Jl a ore), 1219, 1313. Land settlement scheme, "Cpper Burnett M<>ringandan railway station. Safe-blowing (Mr. Brand), 187. at (Mr. Ro/Jerts), 329. Langdon's Cr00k State School, Cost of (Jfr. Metronolitan train scn·ice, El~ctrification Swayne), 368, 406. of ("11 r. J( err), 31. Lcad flux tariff, Chillagoe State smelters MPtropolit.an \Vater Supply and Sewerage (Jfr. Moore), 1781. Acts Intentions of Government in re Lead ore tariff, Chillag-oe State smelters ame~dment of (;lfr. Jl err), 15. (Jir. Elphinstone), 1515. Mileage and cost of construction of rail­ Lcad ore supplied to Chillagoe smeltE'rs ways from 1st January, 1915 (Mr. (llfr. Moore), 1181. 1678. 1953; (Mr. S?ra!lne), 72, 145. O'll erfd, 1952; (Mr. Pollotk), 1953. Mile's to Brisbane. Charge for " K " cattle Lieutenant-Governor. Salary and travelling w:1gons from (Jfr. Mo?'(/UII). 185. allowanc-es of (jib. "~Ioore), 33. Milmerran-Kooroongarra railway. Pro- Lint. cotton, and seed handled and posed, Sugg

QUESTIONS-continu~d: QUESTIONS-eontinued: Motor-car hire of :.\Iinisters (Jl r. I{ elso), Part-tin1e schools, Exten3ion of COl'Y£>Spon­ 751, 1057, 1183. Jence tuition for scholarship candidates­ ::Ylotor-cars carried free on Queensland rail­ attending (Jlr. Ulayton), 15. woys (Jlr. n·azker), 1572. Pastoral lea,es and grazing selections, Rent ::\Iotor traffic regulations (Jlr. Elphinstone), of (Jfr . .lloort), 738. 981. Patent rights, Alleged illegal use of (2!1r. :Motor vehicles, ::\on-use of silencers on Elphinstone}, 663, 735, 736. (Jlr. Elphinstone), 187. Pear poison, Roberts's, Contract with :.\lount l\1organ, Travelling stock permits Prickly-p<'ar Land Commission for ismed at (Jir. Petcrson), 300. (Jir. SICapne), 634. :\lount :IIulligan State coal mine, Timber su~~lied from Tarzali sawmill to (Jh. Pilfering on Queensland railways during_ Xatt), 1182. 1925-26 (Jlr. Edzcanls), 1716. ::\1ungana Mines- Platform tickets, Railway, Prices of (Mr. lloh at.<), 186. Ore sunnlied to Chillagoe smelters by (Jlr. Jl oarc), 33. Police jurisdiction oH'r showmen operating games of chance or skill PIr. K err), Public officer of. and date of purchase by 184. Government (Jlr. •Yott), 1812, 1914. Police station, Homa street, Alterations Subletting of (Jlr. Jloore), 1181. and additions, Cost of (Jlr. Jlaxzccll), ~ambour-Gympie Railway line, Cost of 184, 1218. n1aintenance, renc\vals, and relaying of Police stations, ~cwmarket and \Vindsor, (Jlr. Clayton), 261. A re as under jurisdiction of (.11 r. ]{err), ~anango-Yarraman Railway link, Sug­ 299. gested further report on (Jlr. Ed1e:trds), 518. Pollard, Prices paid for (Jir. Iierr), 71. Nationalist literature published at Govern­ PollB, Commonwealth referendum, Final" ment Printing Office (Jlr. T. 11. result of (Jlr. Fry), 1553, 1572. Cooper), 186. Premiun1s for miucrs' phthisis in:-;uranc(;,. ::'\ewmarkd police station, Area under Suggested inercase in (Jlr. Elphin­ jurisdiction of (.ll r. I1 err), 299. .ston( ), 1552.

~cwsnaper, L;nion levy for (;llr. Jloorc), Press tdh1 ;.z:ations in r,' Queensland railway 1C94. serYice (Jl r. 11 i ng), 184. Normanby electorate, Alleged tampering Prices paid for flour, bran, and pollard· with ballot papers in (Jlr. Pctcrson), (Jlr. 11 err), 71. 109. Xorthern Burnett Railways, Amount Pricklv-pear Land Commission-Contract expended on, during 1925-1926 (Jlr. £01: Hoberts's pear poison (Jlr. S waync), Corser), 407. 634. Opossu,r1 skins. ::'\umber marketed, and Primary producers, Control of C'?uncil of royalty on (Jir. Costcl/o), 1151. Agriculture by representatives of (Jlr. Car.-F 1 ), 261. Ord<'r for · railway rolling-stock (Jlr. Moore), 108. Printing Off1cc, Railway, Retrenchment in­ (Jir. 11rrr), 1218. Ore, Lead, supplied to Chillagoe smelters (Jir. Jioorl'), 1181, 1678, 1953; (Jir. Prisoners, Escape of (Jlr. Jlorgan), 146. O'Kee/c), 1952; (Jir. Pollock), 1953. Promotions in Railway Department ("tlr. Ore _ Producers' Asweiation, Queensland 11< rr), 183. Prospectors and, Chillagoe, Correspond­ ence in re alleged subsidy to (Jlr. Pro~pecting, G-rants and loans in aid of •Y ott), 1717. (.llr. Ti'alkrr), 260 . Ore supplied to Chillagoe smelters- Public accounts, Date of tabling of Auditor-General's report on (cllr. By ::\1r. Frederick Rcid (Jlr. Jloorc), 1181, (}orscr), 751. 1678, 1953; (Jb. Rlphin-'tonc), 1515; iJlr. O'Ku/1), 1952; (Jlr. l'ollock), Public Sen·ice Appeal Boards (Mr. Jloore),. 1953. 597. By ::\lungana mines (Jlr. Jloore), 33. Public \Yorks Department, Investigation Ores and fluxes. Quantity and assay values into Estimating, Purchasing, and Cost­ of, and percentage of metal recovered ing Branch of (Jlr. Jlaxwcll), 406, 787. ai Chillagoe smelters (,llr. :V ott), 1420. Quel'nsland Producers' Aesociation­ O,·Ntime paid in Railway Department, Expenditurc of (.lir. Ilclso), 1182. 1925-1926 (Jlr. 1Falker), 145. Parents of holders of State scholarships, Subi.idy to (Jlr. Jloorc), 16. Allowance to (Jlr. Clayton), 15. Queensland Prospectors and Ore P1·oduccrs'" Parliament, Members of, Amount paid to, Association, Chillagoe, Correspondence; for rra Yelling expenses (.llr. I1 elso), in n "\llcgcd subsidy to (Jlr.• Tall), 109; (Jlr. Costello), 224. 1717. .Parlian1cnt. Sugg"et-ted visit to ChiUagoe Radin Station, Sbtc, Cost of (Jlr. Ilcrr), of members of (Jlr. O'Kafc), 1717. 328. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. ll

QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS-continu· d: Railways- Railways-rontinutd: Ac,···idents o!l, and compE'nsatlon pajd Fod-der-continued: (Mr. JJ OT(j(l 'I), 31, 300, 558. Forty-four hour week, Increase in Agricultural produce, Tonnage rates on ernnloyces and cost to Department (!fr. Jlorgan), 185. owi"ng 'to introduction of (Jh·. J[a.cwcll), Appea.l Board, Cost of (Mr. Robcrts), 299. 438. 517, 635. Freight concessions on carriage of fodder and stan·ing stock (.lir. Jl oruan), 185. Athcrton maiw •,ilos and \Vheo.t Board P"rain :;:hod8, Expenditure on, etc. (Jir. Freights and fares, Increase in (.lfr. Dacon), 1913. ],',Z n·ard.,). 32. Award, Co;t of official interpretations of Girders for bridge at Gympie station (!rfr. Itobr rts), 438. (]fr. H'a/ka), 1913. Govenwr-Gencral, Conductor accompany­ Barula ba Coal- ing (3Ir. H'alkcr), 1572. f"om]Jlaims of locomotiYc men rC'gard­ Gract. Alleged, Investigation into, in re ing iJlr. RoiJcrt.o), 407. supply of trucks for Jiyestock transport Purchased by Department (Jfr. Brand), (Jfr. Jloort), 1781. 299; (Jlr. Slfayw), 1716. Gympie, Carriage shed at (J£1-. Walkrr). Qu Jit:' of, nsecl lJy Department (J:fr. 1913. li'o7u rt.-;), 299. Gympie-Nambour line. Cost of mainten­ "Csc· of by Department (Jfr. Barber), ance. renewals, and relaying of (.llr. 517. Cla!Jion), 261. Bo1rd of innuirv in re staff (1'llT. lV. Il. Gympie Station, Girders for bridge at Barnr.,). 328. ' (;llr. 1!' alkcr), 1913. Carriage Plrecl at Gympie (Jlr. Walka), Inglewood-Texas, Suggested report by 1913. Public \Yorks Commission on (Jfr. Castlc Crc·ek. Expenditure on, during Co.,tello). 223. 1925-26 (.llr. Cor rr), 407. Inquiry Board in re staff (Jfr. TV. If. Cattle and sheep trucks-Number con­ Barn e.<), 328. structed, 1925-26 (Jlr. Jforgan), 185. Ipswich ·workshops-Absentees from duty Cattle. Frc•i1rhts on (Jfr. Brand), 224; during Brisbane show \veek (.tlr. (Mr. Wrightl, 260. [( c/.,o), 329. Cera tocltis-A brTrorn section-Scheduled " K " wag·ons. J\!1iles to Brisbane, Charge train service (Jfr. Corscr), 186. for (Xr. .li orwm), 185. Coal­ Kooroongarra-\1ilmerra.n, Proposed, Sug­ gested report by Public \Vorks Com· Barahba- mission on (Jfr. Co8tello), 223. Complaints of locomotiv~ men re­ Locomotives- gading (.vir. lloberts). 407. Condition of pir. Robcrts), 735. }'urchaof r. llrdford), 223. Clupton), 261. 12 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIYE ASSEJ.\IBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued, QUESTIONS-conti'lued: Rail\Yays-rontinutd: Redc1if-r ru ilway, Sugge~ted coLstruction of (.>fr. Worrtn). cOJ. Nanango- Yarr~,,man link. Suggested further report on (Jfr. Hd wards), 518. Referenda propof-lal~ (ConHTlonwealthl­ Northern Burnett. Expenditure on, during Ct.u,"'e of affirn1ative vote in Queensland 1925·26 (JiT. Cor. by (Jlr. Jloorc). 1181, 1678, JJ:crr), 1218. 1679. 1953: iJlr. Hlphinstone). 1515; (JJ r. O'Eu'f'). 1952; (Jfr. l'n//nck), PriYilcges to employei's, Yalue of (Mr. 1953. Jforgan), 187. Tauali f-;awmill. Interest in (:llr. Jioore), Promotion in department (Jfr. Kerr). 183. 1132. Redbank colliery, Employees at, Lack of "Ti-tree" slag supplied by (Jlr. Jfoore). accommodation for (Jfr. l!obcrts). 1218. 1954. Redcliffe, Suggested construction of (Mr. Rent:->, Cro"">n-RPlicf to tenants on account Warren), 300. of drought (Jlr. Corstr), 185; (Jfr. Er/war and bridges. Grants and loans in aid of (Jfr. H'alhr). 260. ReYenue from carriage of (Mr. Walker), 751. Roberts's prickly-pear poison-Contract with PricklY l'ear Land Comrnission Statistics in re carriage of fodder for (Jfr. Swa!/'n;·). 634. (Jlr. Bedford), 223. Roma Street police station. Alterations Strike in 1925. Members of Parliament in end addition>. Cost of ("lfr. J!aJ'Icell), receipt of special traYelling expense' 184. 1218. during (Mr. Costr/lo), 224. Russian revolution-Celebration of ninth Suspensions in locomotin' department, annin·narv at Brisbane Trades Hall Xorth Bundaberg (Jfr. Barber), 558. (Jfr. ~Vott). 1717. Texas-Inglewood. Suggested report by Safe-I>lowing at l\leringandan railway sta­ Public Works Commission on (Jfr. Cos­ twn (Jfr. Bobert,,). 329. trllo), 223. Salar,· and traYelling allowances to Lieu­ Townsville mail train, Late running of tenant-GoYernor (Jlr. 1lfom•c ), 33. (J!r. Peterson). 73. School residences and schools in Greater Trades Hall, Brisbanf'. Old, Resumption B,·isbatJe area. :'\umber of (J!r. [{err), of (Jfr. Corser), 1847. 72. . TraYeston accident. Cost of inquiry intD Seed, of inferior quality. Retail sale of, in (Jir. Clayton), 15. Toowoomba and Brisbane (Mr. Robrrt,,), rpper Burnett, Completion of, to Monto 1353. (Jfr. Cor.,er). 186. Settlers. Supply of \\·ire-netting to (Jfr. \\'at.9r consumed by locomoti,·es. supplied Costel/rJj. 1151. by tanks at Anakie and Bogantungan ScYcnte<'n-rnile Rocks. Deepening of Bris­ (Jtr. J!oore). 4G8, 518. bat:!e Riwr at (Jfr. ll'lphinstont). 1717. \\' e3tern mail train, Irregular running of Sheep atJ eattle-Los~cs owing to drought (.ltr. Roberts). 751. (Jlt. 8U'U!flll'). 981. Yarraman-K anango link. Sug·gested Sheep and cattle trucks-Number con­ further report on {Jfr. Edwards). 518. stmcted. 1925-26 (Jfr. ,1Joryan), 185. Redl:nnk colliery. Employees at. and lack Sho\Vl11Pn operating- gan1ef' of chance or of railway accoinmodation for (Jfr. e-kill. Polieo jnrisdiction over (.11·r. 1/ol>crts). 1213. It • rr). 184. Redcap mine. GoYernnwnt purchase of Sllt_.... nr.er.;;; on rnotor YehidC's; Non-u3e of (Jfr. Cla!Jion), 109. (Jfr. A:phinstonr), 186. INDEX TO SUBJECT:'>-LEGISLATIVE ASSE:.\fBL Y. 13

QUESTIONS-continued: QUESTIONS- cc!ili~cwd: S'ng and ore .;;upplied to Chillagoc :Sll1t.'Hers State Enterprisc~-cunf ,:ll'llf (l: bv :\Ir. FrcdNick Rcid in 1926 (.!fr. Chi!Lagoe ;mclter·,- .li oor' ;, 1181. 1678. 1679. 1953; iJfr. Hlphinston,·), 1515; (Jfr. O'Jl.u j< I, 1952; Boiler or machinery mpplil'd to Tarzali (Jir. Po/lwk), 1953. sav.mill (Jir. ll"alka), 1572. Cre·clit to :Ylr. F. Reid for timber mp· So!dit'l' ~cttkincnt..;;- plied to :Haunt :Ylulligan State coal Crcil Plt'ill~ (Jfr. 1r . ..J. R~ls.-.rllJ, :.91.3. mine (Jlr. Jioon). 1182. Rid;;cl_'lld:- Fluorspor loaded from stod,pile (JII'. Jfoon I, 1132. Dcci:-ion ' ith re~pt1 Ct l-\) rcqJe;-;t~ fro1n (Jlr. Pr.-cr.~·on), 73. Gc-'ncral n1ana·~cr. Duration of appoint­ ment of (J.fr. Hlphins/o/1(), 1308. Price I'C<'PiYcd f~o:n :.::de ~)£ ho:ln':'i at ;Jfr. l.l'f _. .,,,.011). l-~5. Lead flux, Tariff for (JI r. JI oar,), 1781. Sta.nthorpc {_-li~trict-Hcque:.:t oi ~ .•ttlers Lead ore, Tariff for (Jfr. Eiphinsto111 ), for xrPJL.;;ion o7 t!nH_' for '' of 1515. (Lws und intrn_·-r !Jlr. er;,.,:, ~Ia.chincrv and 111 _L: i:.t1 "lliJplied to Sug~·l'~ted appointment of bca:·d to l!lYC~­ fiuor~pa~r n1inc 1Jir. Ji.jorr·), 1181. t-igntc and report upon ;Jil·. n~. ~l. llus.« il), 1847. Ore supplied to- Bv :Yh. Frcd(•rick Reid in 1926 (Jir. Sur:·cndf'r and r.c~cl<-'ction of lJlvc·ks by .Eiphin8/0lll ), 1515; (Jfr. JJnoN), >oldicr oettlers (.lir. J-:,lwzrd.<~, 517. 1181, 1678, 1953; (Jfr. O'It" fc), South C()a~t and Brisbane 1:-Io:?pitai~ Board, 1952; (Jir. l'o/lork), 1953. ,Joint architects to (.!Jr. H. JI. Rus.'es Coal mines­ tJir. Edwrird.<), 1716. Baralaba- Statc bonus on seed cotton (Jfr. Pctrr.,on), Ca pi tal expenditure and profits or 1352. losses on (Jir. Corser), 1218. State emnloyces, Number and salari<'s for Coal purchosc·d by Hailway Depart. 1925-1926 (Jir. Jfoorc), 668; (Jfr. Kur), ment (.1Ir. !Jmnd), 299; (Mr. 787. Swa.'Jill), 1716. State Enterprises- Complaints of loC'on1otive n1cn regard­ Butchcries, :'\umber in operation, 1923-26 ing coal (,lir. Rabrrts), 407. (Jfr. Moon), 109. Quality of c0al purchased by Railway Cannery- Department (Jfr. Roberts), 299. Fruit and fruit pulp processed at (Mr. 1J>'e of coal by Railway Department Costdlo), 1094. (Jir. Bariur), 517. Price fixed for fruit procc,o,cd at (J.l r. Bowcn- Costrllo), 1183. Capitn.l expenditure and profits on Cattle stations- (Mr. Col/in.•), 1094. Cattle on Xorthern stations !Mr. Profit :, nd indcbtedn,ess of (Mr. Mrn·(la!l), 33. Jfoorr;, 1183. Cmt of Ministerial trip to (Mr. M or­ Saving to Railway Department by g:w), 33. use of coal from (]fr. JI oore), 1313. 14 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUE.STIONS-contimwd : QUESTIONS-co-ntinued : State Enterprises-continued: Strikes- Coal mines-continued: Railway, in 1925, Members of Parlia­ ment in receipt of •:pecial travelling }1ount Mulligan- expenses durin;; (Jir. Costello), 224. Timber supplied to, from Tarzali Tramway,;, Threatened. Picketing sawmill (Mr. "Yott), 1182. arrangen1ents in connection vvith ( ...llY'. Styx, Capital expenditure and. profits Su·,,;vne), 223. or losses on (Jir. Corur), 1218. Stvx State coal mine, Capital expenditure - and profits or ]o,ses on (Jir. Corser), Warra (Jir. lT'. A. Ilussell), 1812. 1218. C.ommissioner for Trade, Report of (Jlr. Subsidy, Allege·d, to Queensland Prospec­ Su.·aY'nt), 368; (.llr. Ilelso), 820. tors and Ore Producers' Association, Hamilton Cold Stor.es- Chillagoe. Correspondence in re (J1r. Tot(!. 1717. Amount expended on and estimated Subsidy to Queensland Produc,.,rs' Associa­ cost of (JfT. G. 1'. Barnes), 109. tion (Jlr. Jioore), 16; (Mr. Kelso), 1682. Cost, goods stored. and ~revenue received Sugar industry-Loans to co-operative (.llr. Logan), 1252. groups of farmers for tramlines (Jli r. Offer for disposal or leasing of (Mr. 8waynr.), 72. Walker), 1638. TarzJli sawmill- Insurance Office, Compensation paid by, Boiier or machinery supplied by Chilla­ in connection with loss of s.s. " Dor­ goe State smelters (Jir. Walker), 1572. rigo" (Jir. Elphinstone), 330. Mr. F. Reid's interest in (Mr. Moore), Local GoYernment rates paid by (Mr. 1182. Oollins), 1952. Timber supplied to State coal min'" at Mount Mulligan (Jir. Nott), 1182. :Nlungana mines- Technical Collt>ge, Toowoomba, Correspond­ Ore supplied Chillagoe smelters by (Mr. ence with Commonwealth in re Jioon), 33. Iaryboroufih Sp0cial, during railway strike in 1925 wharf Pir. Brand), 597. (Mr. Costrllo), 224. IXDEX TO SGBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 15

:QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Travelling expenses of }1inisters (Jfr. Works Department-Nmtinued: Kelso), 751, 1057, 1183. Investigation into estimating, purchas­ Travelling stock permits issued. at Wowan. ing, and costing branch (Jfr. Jla ..ru·ell), Mount Morgan, and \Vestwood (Jir. 406, 787. Petcrson ), 300. \Yorkshops, State. Ipswich road, Loss by Traveston railway accident. Cost of inquiry fire at (JJr. Elphinstone), 329. into (Jir. ('/ayton). 15. V\'owan, Travelling stock permits issued at Treasury Buildings, Cost of addition to (Jfr. I'< tu·son ), 300. (Jir. ]l,fiiX1/'I'll), 32. Yarraman Creek, Prices paid for sawmill 'Trocadero. "Adan1 and EYe," or "Fig­ and plant at (Jlr. X oft), 72, 109. leaf" ball at (Jlr. Elphinstone), 1420. Yarraman-:\ anango Railway link, Sug­ Trueb, Rai1way, for live-stock transport, gc,kcl further report on (J!r, Er/Jcards), Investigation into alleg"d " graft " in 518. connection with supply of (Jd"r. Jloore). 1781. Radio- Unemployed at Toowoomba and regrading Restrictions upon broadcasting speeches on railway work on Main Range (J.lr. Commonwealth referenda proposals Ilr,berts), l218, 1253. (motion-Jlr. l>fc()ormack), 408; Unemployment doles in Britain, Expendi­ (amendmont-2J.h·. Sn·avne) 417· ture on (Jfr. Co/lins), 704. (amenclment-Jfr. G. P. lclar~es) 424: (question by .lfr. "Wnrgan), 438. ' ' Gnion levy for newspaper (Jir. Jfoore), 1094. Railway Employees, Value of Privileges to­ Gpper Burnett land settlement scheme (Jfr. Return in re (motion-.l'Ir. Morgan), 73, Brand), 187. 477. Upper Burnett Railways, Completion of, to Monto (Mr. Corser), 32, 186. Railways, Proposed Independent Control of (motion-Mr. Morqan), 330, 439; Ward 14, Dunwich-Number of inm"tes (amenclment-JJr. l'euse), 448, 669. and accommodation (Mr. Jfoorr). 1;05. vVarra State coal mine-Position in re Referenda Proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ (JJ r. ll" ..·1. Rusul/), 1812. strictions upon Broadcasting Speeches of (motion-llfr. 111cCormack), 408; \Vater consumed bv locomotives from (amendmcnt-JJr. Sll'ayne), 417; oupply tanks at 1\.nakie and Bogantun­ (amendment-.llr. (i, 1'. llarncs), 424; gan (JJr. Jioorc), 408, 518. (question by .lfr.• Yf orr;an ), 438. \Vater supply in Brisbane area, Analyses of (Jlr. l'llumn), 369. Refreshment Room Committee­ \:V est ern mail train, Irregular running of Appoizctment. 16. (JJr. 1/obr rts), 751. Reply, Address in, 8. \Yestwood, Travelli'ng ,;look permits issued at (Jlr. l'ilr rson), 300. AnsiYer of Lieutenant-Governor, 368. Debate on, 8, 22, 34, 74, 110, 190, 225, 261; ·wheat an~ flour imported into Queensland (extension of, under Standing Order at Brisbane, 1925-26 (Jfr. G. 1'. Barnes), :\0. 17), 16. 108. Wheat Board grain shed; and Atherton Prcc·ontation to Lieutenant-Governor, 368. maize silos, Expenditure on, etc. (Jlr. JJr aeon), 1913. Returns, r'llotions for- Wheat imported into Queensland via Wal­ Pastoral leases suitable for sheep due for lmn;arra, 1925-26 (.1Ir. U. 1'. lJarncs), resumption (Jfr. Jioorc), 110. lC3. . Railway employees, Value of privileges to vYincbor police station, drL'a unde-r jurisdic­ (Jir. Jlorgan), 73, 477. tion of (Jfr. Kr.Tr), 299. Travelling expenses of Ministers (Jir. \Yirclrss, Suggested installation at Du1nvich JJ or:;an), 34, 704. oi (J/ r. c~l oort), 406. Voting at general election, Analysis of \Vire-netting, Supply of, to settlers (Jfr. (JJr. 1/o/Jr rt.o), 73, 110. (! ost · ilo), 1151. Seed Cotton Produced in Queensland, Pro­ vYorkcrs' Dwellings- posed Bonus on (motion-Mr. Corser)' Amounts payable for (Jir. King), 144. 559. Applicatior.s for (Jlr. 1\". H. Burnes), 33. Sitting Days­ 'Workers' Home·- Friday. 787. Amounts payable for (Mr. King), 144. Hours of sitting, 17; (extension of\, 1017, Applications for (Jfr. 11'. H. Barnes), 33. 1314. "\Y orks Department- PrecC>donce of Government b:1sinoss on Thursdays, 787. Goods purchasr·d by, in 1925-26 (J!r. G. P. JJarnc.,), 1677. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 17. 16 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Speaker, The- Supply-continued : Absence of !Empire Parliamentary Asso­ Estirnatc s-in-Ch icf-eontinucd: ciation Dele11:ation's vist to ~orth Executive and Legislative-continued: Qucen,land), 735. His Excellency the Governor (balance Congratulatio!l~, 2. of vote), 1COO. Election of, 2. Legislative Assembly, 1001. Pref:.cntation to Licutel!.ant-Govcrnor, 3. Hon1e Sc.crctary­ Special Adjournments, 3, 14, 881, 1980; Aboriginak Relief of, 877. (.-\;·mi.,ricc Day), 1732; (Brisbane Charitable Institutions and Grant:;, 878, Exhibition), 143: (Visit of Empir0 Par­ 946. liamentary A"ociation Delegation), 735. Chief Office, 847. HN!th. 965. Stamp Act Amendment Act, Date of Com­ mencement of, 1420. Ho~pitals, 976, 981. Insanit:·. 982. Stamp Duties- Lazaret, 982. Reception and adoption of resolutions, 1057. Mcdieal, 982. Resolution in Committee of \Yays and J\1i:-3.._'cl1aiiC'OUS Scryice::;, 1000. l\1cans, 1021. Cutdool' Relief, 982. Police. S32. Standing Order No. 17- 1'oiic·c I:Jvcstment Board, 994. Extension of duration of debate on Address Prison "• 994. in Reply, 16. State Children, 995. Standing Orders Committee­ Stearuel' •· Otter," 999. Appointment, 16. Ju:, 1006. Est imatrs-in-Chicf- Audit Office, 1010. Agriculture and Stock­ Chief Office, 1003. Chemical Laboratory, 1500. Immigmtion, 1010, 1095. Chief Office, 1481. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1137_ Cotton Industry, 1500. Miscellaneous Services, 1144; (amend- ment to omit "Allowance to Dairy Produce Acts, 1508. Lieutenant-Governor, £1,000"-]fr. Diseases in Plants Act, 1509. Moore), 1144. Miscellaneous Services, 1512. Museurr:, Brisbane, 1137. Slaughtering Act, 1512. Public Library of Queensland, 1137. State Farms and Gardens, 1509. Public Service Commissioner, 1137. Executive and Legislative­ Pu hlic Service Superannuation Board',. 1140. Aid~-de-Camp to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor. 1'28, 496, 518, Queensland Hadio Service, 1140. 576, 612, 654, 681, 705. State Reporting Bureau, 1143. Executive Council, IDOl. Sta tc Stores Board, 1143. 1NDEX TO S'gBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSE;\IBLY. 17

Supply-conti1oucd: Supply-continued : E-.stimatr s-in-! 'hif !--ton tinuul: rotrs Jrasserl unda opuution of Standing Public Lands- J)rr/, r S!/l and Sessional Ordcrs­ rontiuu(d: Chief (lfficc, 1723, 17~2. Supplcn1entar:v Trust Fund Estirnates, Public ~\Yorkc- :\o. 2, 1925-1926, (£236,055 13s.}, 1780. Board of Trade allCl Arbitratio:J, 1296. T!·u

Fate 'J/1 Ar-cou: I rXo. 2] (£4.150.000), 1315. Voting at General Election, Analysis of­ Return in n (motion-Jir. Robut,,), 73~ rotu~ j}(lfJ{·il'(! Ul;dt r OfU r_afions of ,\'fqJJdiJJ(f Order J o. ,07 anrl S1ssionol Orders of 110. 29th Julij rn:d 12th Octabu-

E,timatcs~in-Chicf- Ways and Means- Balance of E~t:matcs, 18~6. Depart ncnt of Public Instruction (£1,532 9C4), 1780. ConnDittec, Con~tltution of, 283. Department of Public Lawh-Chicf Co,mnittce, Opening of, 1021. Office (£53,354), 1780; (balance of Gift Duty, 1516. vat•· for d~pa!tnwnt-£255.830}, 1780. GO\ er• mcnt Loan Bill (initiatory rcsolu­ DcnartmPnt of Railways (£5,510,092), t:on), 1535. 1780. Ilcso:utions, E.cctiJtion and adoption of,. Loan Fund Account Estin1atc::; 1837. (£4,713,925), 1780. Sbtmp Dut'Ps. 1C21; (reception and adoptioi> of resolution), 1057. Supplement an• Estimates. (Revenue) 1\~o 2, 1925-1926, (£578,244 ls. 9d.), Vote' on Account (£4,150,CO:), 182, 1342. 1780.

Supplen:cntary T oan Fund l~st~m~!cs, " White Austraiia " Immigraticn Scheme, Formulation of (motion-Mr. King),. l\'o. 2, 1925-:926, (£236055 1os. 1, ltSO. 1781. 752. 1926- b LEG-ISLATIVE ASS E .:.\l B L Y.

INDEX TO SPEECHES.

.APPEL, Ho::nurable John Gaorge (Albert)­ BrLLS-rontinucd: Takeo his scat, 1. Industrial Arbitration ~\cts Amendment (2°), 1908. Address in Reply, 207. Land Tax Ad Amendment (initiation in BILLS: committee). 925. Con,titulion Act Amendment (2°). 388. Prirkiv-I\:_·ar Land Act ...._.\.mendment (i12itlation in connnittec), 490; (corn­ Liquor Act' Amendment (initiation in mittec), 637. c39, 650, 653.' committee), 749. Railwav3 Acb ..:\nll'nLlrnent (injtiation in Chillag-oe State srnelt0rs. Position in re, comn;ittec). 1182; (2c), 13t9; (commit­ 1644. tc<'), 1372, 1374. BrPrLY: f!.outh Brisbanc•-l(yoglo-Grafton Railway Agreement (2°), 1563. E.sl imatts-i.~t-C!tief­ Stan1p Acts An1endn1cni (conHnittee), Ilome Secretary- 119:), 1109. 1200. 1202. 1220, 1223, 1243, Charitable lnstitut~oLs and Grants, 1251, 1347. 952, 954. Water (2°), 469; (committ.el'), 841, 885, Hcd lth, 971. C90, i:J91, 901. '\lines- \Y orkers' Compcn~ ttion Acts Anlendnh'2nt Chief Ofl:icC', 1594, 1644. (initiation in committee), 829. ChiHagoP State ~nwltcrs. Positicn in re, Premier ar.·d Chief Secretary­ 11;59. Immigration, 1114. Fin;wcial s:tuation, 1333. 19c4. Financial StatemPI!t. 632. 654 . .BARBSR., G.Jorga Philip, E3quire (Bunda­ Cif: Duty (\Yay,; and Means). 1534. berg;- Railways, l'ropos0d independent contt Jl of, 678. Rcicrend:.1 propo3al~. Con1n1o:.1wealth, Re­ BrP1LY: strictior1s upon b;---oadca~ting spcechc3 }j'siimaff s-i:?-('hir /-- on (moYCc. umPndnwnt). 424. ~\gr ;culture and Stcck­ ;".tamp Dutic> (\Ya:;s ar.d 1\IC'ansj, 1035, 1039. CLief Ofiir·C', 1491. R(ITl'LY: l-lmne S _crctary­ H.·dimaf£s-in-Chit'j­ I-IoinP ~.::-cret:try~ Heulth, 973. CL,1ritab~c h:stitutioll.-i and Grants, ..Ju>,tice- 964. Electoral Hcgistration. 1456. Ch:ef CftiL,'. l07. P rQrnicr and Chic:£ Sccretary­ Hc>alth, 9j9, Irnmieraticn, lOcO. n, sritals. SSO, 981. llrsolutirJ?,'' rrportu_l from Committrc­ State Children, 997. Home Secretary- I\Iines- Lazat·ct, 1824. Chi·ef Ofiice, 1&59. Premier and Chief s~cretary­ :BAR.:l"iB, GJorge Powall, Esquire. Immigraticn, 1125. (Warwick)- Public Lat:d< -­ 'Takc,. his seat, 1. Chief Offic~. 176:i. Addre>S in Reply, 215. Public \Vorks­ BILLS: Chief Office. 12/A. Con t:tution Act Amendment (initia­ Ir~pc·rtion of !.\IachinPry, Scaffolding, tion in committee), 3E3; (2°), 397. LnJ. \VPight3 nnd ~1easures, 1307. D:--ch 'rgcd Soldicr:3' Scttlcrnent Acts llr:w!utio71,-;; r1 pot·tul from C!nmrnitt r­ :\r;~~l .::lment {~ l), 1L::37; (rommittcc), IIo':l:-' 8 _cretary- 19L.::. I-Ic~pit'-lls. 1221. F .dcral Aid Roods Agreement Approval (init-3-ti :n in connnittec). L,95. J'r;f(s o: ,-lr·r,rnt (£4,150.\"":0). 167, 1333. Gift Dut·· (2 ), 1695; (commottce), 1736, \YAYS .\XD ~fEAXS: 1 i89, 11 :J3, 1798, 1801. lSC.L Gift Duty, 1534. 'G-~Ycl··_·nncr~t Loan (2' l. 1954. Stamp Duties. 101:5, 1039. I~'DEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 19

.:BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry SUFPLY-continu,_1 · ( Wynnum)- Estimate::;-in-Chirf-continued: Takes his seat, 1. Public Works­ Address in Reply, 190. Buildings. 1289.

BILLS: Chief Office. 1286. Audit Acts Amendment (initiation in h:spection of Machinery, Seaffolding, committee), 484; (2°), 603. and Weights and Measures, 1307. Services-Public Buildings, 1288. Constitution Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 350, 357; (2°), 384. Treasury- Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Land and In0ome Tax, 172.5, 1729. "\mendmcnt (2°), 1874. Rr.·w!utions rel)vrffd frotn Cummiftte­ Gift Duty (committee), 1785, 1787. Home Secretary- GoYETlln1cnt Loan (2°L 1'3-~2. Chief Office, 1815. L:quor Acts Amendn1ent (initiation in Laza rct. 1824. commitll'c). 749; (2°), 783; (committ.cc), Fof, on A.aount (£4.150,000). 1338. 797, 801. v,.::- AYS AND 11£.\:S:~ : Prir11ary Produrer~' Co-operative Associa­ tions Act Am'"'ndn1ent (initiat:on in Gift Duty, 1535. committc·c), 188; (2"), 295. Cuv rnn1cnt Lo.1n, 1537. Primary Pro·lucers' Organisation and Stamp Duties, 1G2.9. 1036, 1039. 1043. J'.larkcting (2°). 1070; (committee), 1391, 1384, 1c97, 1399. BEDFORD, R:mdolph, Esquire (Warrego)-- Rnilwa:, s Aet.3 A.mendrnent (initiation in committee), 1189; (2c'), 1357. Ta!<.~s hi~ seat, 1. South Brisbane-Kyoglc-Grafton Railway Addrlc.S in Hcply. 29. Agreement (2°), 1562. BILLS: Stamp Acts Amendment (2°), 1161; (com­ Co.:A~tut:on Act Arr:c:_·;.1dnu:nt (2°), 331. mittee). 1202, 1205, 1214, 12~6, 1229, 1237, 1238. 1239, 1245, 1248, 1345. SL Pt'LY: ]".rim· 'I< s-in-Clti,j­ Sugar \Vork3 Aets AnH:>ndtnent (2°), 1056. Pub:ic Worh- 'Yate1· (committee), 832, 886, 904, 907. noard of Trr,.Je ar.;_d Arbitr.1tion, ·Chillagoe State smelters, PosiHon in re, 12\?5. 16:11. I~' ,'-·oluf i.J s r, J.,ortul j,·om ('om ittec­ Day.s cf sitting. 20. Exccutivc and LC'gislative-­ Finanr·ial >'ituation, 1338, 1942. LL'gi.:l::ttive ~J._._~~2znbly, 1829. Statement. 612. Finan~ia! l.on1c f?.i::crctary- Gift Duty (\Vays a.ncl Means), 1535. C'hid Cffitc', 18~6. Govu-nmcnt Loan (\Yays and Means), 1537. (_Tu;;;tice- Hours of sitting, 20. Chief ( \ffcc. 1833. Pers;::mal explanation, 1846. " \Vhit., _, tPtra :i:1 " In1n1igration Schernc, Hefl'renda proposak Common\';ealth Re­ Formulation of. 759. ~trictions upon broadcasting sp~eches on, 415. BELL, ~:'~1'32t Thomas, Dsq_n:re {F.lss~fern)-

Stamp Duti0s (\YavJ and Means), 10~9, TnkL~ h~:" sc·nt, 1. 1036, 1039, 1043. ' _\ddr;__.::\3 ~n Tixply, lSJ. SrPPLY-­ BILLS: Estimatrs-in-Chi, /­ Prickl·~·-near Land Aet .t-\:ncndn1cnt (e:o.n­ Home Secretary- '"''' t ~e), 641. Charitable Institutions and Grants, 957. BER:rRA" ''Speaker"]- Health, 969. Police, 989. ~p-:ak·-:, Elcdjo~ as (norninated), 2 ;. (sub­ nlit::. hintsclf tu I:Iou:::el, 2; (returns IYiir.e_::.- 1 1 '::t·.k~ o:! e:c,"tion~. 2; (pr(';;:cr:tu.tio~ to L~eut u:L t-(~ovcr:-orl, 3. Ch:d Ofhc·'· 1631. P1cmicr ard Chief Sccrcbry­ BRAND, W11liam Alfred, Esquire

BRAND, Williaro Alfred, Esquire-con­ SuPPLY-f'Ollfinu(d: tinued: Esti mat' s-io-C:hir /-coni inued: BILLS-continuul: .}ustice- Prickly-peal· Land Act Amendment (com­ Eicdoral Registration, 1468. mittee), 638. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Primary Producers' Organisation and iVIarkcting (2°), 1092; (committee), 1380. Inunigration, 1122. Railways Acts Amendment (committee), 1 'ublic Lando- 1373. Chief ( lfficc, 1737. Sugar \Yorb Acts Amendment (2°), 1050; (committee), 1415, 1417, 1419, 1538, 1542, 1544. 1545, 1546, 1547, 1548. CARTER, George, Esquire (Port Curtis)- \Yatcr (co;nmittec•). 903. Take~ hi:3 seat, 1. Financial Statnncllt, 661. BILL~: SrPPLY: ("'o"stituticn Act Amendment (2°), 396. }..;,._filii 'rfr's-i.l-Chicj­ Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 803. ,Justicc- Stamp Acts Amendment (committee), Electoral Rcgi,tration, 1460. 1217. Public Works- Couun, Seed. produc1 J in Queensland,. Proposed bonus on, 572. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, and \Y eights and :\leasures, 1306. SrFPLY:

1 J::st i 111 (; f,',~-i 1/-( hi f"/­ BRUCE, H:mry Adaro, Esquire (Kennedy)­ IIonle Scci·~tai·y- 'rakcs his scat, 1. Charitable Imtitutions and Grants, Address in Reply, 218. 95Q .

BILLS: .Til:-ticc- Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 791; (com­ Elcctoral Registr.,tion, 1463. mittee), 801. Primary Producers' Organisation and CHAIRMAN OF COJI;1.MITTEES (Pollock. Marketing (2°), 1078. George, E~quire, Gregcry)- \Y ot·kc·rs' Compensation Acts Amendment Electcd, 16; (retums thanks for election), (initiation in committee), 823; (2°), 933. 147. Railways, Proposed independent control of 680 , BILLS: S1:PPLY: Conetitutio:1 Act Amendmt>nt- }"',,ti mates-in-Ch irf-­ ::t1ernbcr~ entitled to vote for an in­ crease of their salaries, 356. Eo:n2 Sccrct:cr:;­ Di::charged Soldiers' Settle1ncnt. Act:; Chid Office, 865. Amendment-- Health, 972. An1cndn1cnts to clau5c 4 providing for· Premier and Chief Secretary­ expenditure not rc•commended by the Inomigra tion, 1115. ~~ cs~age fron1 Hi;; ExcelJency th0 Li, utcnnnt-Governor not in order~ lle,,olutions rtporterl from Committee­ 1916, 1918. Home Secretary- Inf'0:11P Tax Act Arnenchner-:t- Hospitals, 1818. Amcndrnent to claw=e 2 (1lir. Jli.n,g) not in order, as it proposes to amend tl1c BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire, Income Tax Act in a particular not (Barcoo)- proYided for by the order of leave, 1976. Takcs his scat, 1. Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendmctlt- Addrc'"" in Reply, 246. Arnendment to clause- 2 (J:fr. Su·aun•') RILLS: rot in order, as it would establish on ,,atirc!y new principle not provided Land Tex Act Amendment (initiation in for in the order of leave, 1910. committee), 927. Primary Producers' Organisation and Prickly-pear Land Act Amendment- Marketing (2°), 1073. Amendment (Jfr. Jiorgan) not in ordN, Water (2°), 458. as it proposes to amend the principal Act in a particulor other than those SuPPLY: coHred by the order of leave, 648. E,

(CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (Pollock, Order in debate, 741, 742, 746, 822. 823, 827, George, Esquire)-continued : 828, 871, 951. 998. 1002, 1006, 1137, 1138. 1219, 1220. 1222. 1224, 1251, 1252. 1257, Chairn1an's ruling- 1408. 1442, 1445. 1542, 1655, 1664, 1719, Refuses to accept motion (Jlr. Et /so\ to 1762 . .._)is.agrce with ruling. a.s Con1n1ittee Reports hon. member for Rockhampton had upheld ruling in a previous case (Jl r. Fa rn /1) for disobedience of Chair, where the principle \vas exactiy the 746. s:1me, 1918 Spenkcr, Deputv, Takes chair as. 123. 307, Denial of hon. member must be accepted. 437. 463, 568, 764. 938, 1083. 1157_ 1171, 480. 1555, 1708. Interjections disorderly. 539, 703, 1857. Stamp Duties- Clrder in debate, 362, 488. 1843, 1909, 1917, Amendment invoh-ing increased taxation 1924, 1927. (annot be mO\·ed, 1041. Personalities disorderly, 1853. Procedure in re. 1036, 1041. .Spcak<>r. Deputy, Takes r.~air as, 61, 103, Sl•PPLY: 129, 205, 237' 246. 267, 291, 336. 434, 449, Administration and not legislation may 735. 751, 787, 819, 847. 1943. 1960. he discussed on Vot·es of Supply. 998, 'Tedious repetition, 640. 1304, 1423, 1721, 1722, 1723, 1737. 1748. Advisabilitv of having general discussion Fnparliamentary language, 354. on all subsidiarv votes on vote for >VAYS AXD ME~XS : " Chief Office"" i150. DlsC'ussjon on reso1ntion should be con­ Federal old-age pensions and maternity fined to ways and means of raising allo\\'ances cannot be discussed, 951. n·oru'y voted in Committee of Supply. Limits of ·discussion, 1006, 1007, 1138, 1140, 1837. 1150. Rf'olutions based on resolutions from Takes chir in Committee. 155. 176, 364, Committee nf Supply cannot bc 506. 529. 538, 644. 659, 694, 715, 739, 742, amended, 1837. 747. 767, 794, 80S, 814, 820. 847, 882, 912, 913, 944, 946. 981, 1021, 1058, 1095, 1183, 1191. 1219, 1253, 1315, 1342, 1372. 1374. \CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM· 1383 1406, 1410. 1413, 1421, 1481. 1516, PORARY (Cooper, Frank Arthur, 1536: 1537, 1554. 1555, 1565, 1569, 1573, Esquire, Bremer)- 1639, 1718, 1732, 1851. Amendment antecedent to amendment Tedious repetition, 1251. alreadv dealt with cannot be moved, Unparliamentar~- languoge, 592, 741. 74c, 1037, 1249. 747, 825, 826, 1034, 1408, 1443, 1590, 1600. BILLS: CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Liquor Acts Amendment- PORARY (Nott, Frederick Lancelot, Amendment to clause 3 (J[r. C'Orser) Esquire, Stanley)- not in order as it is outside ecope Nominated on panel, 7. of Bill, 794. Takes chair, 865, 1120, 1338, 1462, 1648, 1660, Amendment to clausf' 8 (2lfr. Stopford) 1809. in order, 803. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ :Sugar \Yorks Acts Amendment- PORARY (Riordan, David, Esquire, Amendment to clause 4 (Mr. Brand) Burke)- out of order. as similar amendment already rejected by Committee, 1546, Nominated on panel, 7. 1547. Order in debate, 1417, 1653, 1654, 1771. 1800. \\'ater- Takes chair, 858. 875, 904, 973, 990. 1009, AmE>ndment to clause 13 of schedule 1141, 1295, 1327, 1381, 1413, 1414. 1489, (J£ r. Brand) not in order, as it 1507. 1527, 1643, 1652, 1769, 1782. would impose an additional charge on the Crown, 909. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ PORARY (Walker, Harry Frederick, \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amend­ Esquire, Cooroora)- ment- Amendments to dause 2 not in order. Nominated on panel, 7. as they vyould impose an extra charge Takes chair, 1795. on the revenue, 945, 1409. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM· ConYersations in loud tones disorderly. 1232. PORARY (Weir, David, Esquire, Disagreement. with ruling, Motion for, must Maryborough)--- be stated in \niting, 1410. Di,obcdicncc of Chair, 1589. Discontinuance of speech-lYiembers callc'cl Nominated on panel, 7. upon to resume seats-(Jlr. Corser), 1445; (Jh. Eerr), 1252. Order in dcba te, 1548, 1757. Interjections disorderly, E91, 1250, 1591. Speaker. Depnt:·. 'Takes chair as, 780. I\ames hon. member for Kurilpa (Jir. Fry) Takes chair in Committee, 548, 626, 832, for disobedience cf tlw Chair, 123·). 843, 953, 1104, 1201, 1237' 1260, 1289, 1397. 1429. H58, 153C. 1545. 1583. 1612, )'\ominatc·d on pane'!, 7. 1647, 1749. 22 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet, Esquire BILLS-tontinuul: (Wide Bay)- Liquor Act Amendment (committee), 796. Takes his seat. 1. Local Al!thcrities Acts Amendment (com­ mitt~e), 1899. Ad·dress in Reply, 81. Primary Prc-ducers' Organisation ar:d BlLLS: Marketing (committee), 1400. Discharged Soldier,' Settlement Acts Railways Acts Amendment (2°), 1369. Amendment (2°), 1892. Stamp Arts Amendment (committee), Land Tax Art Amendment (initiation in 1228. committee), 926; (committee), 1569. Sugar \Vorkers' Perpetual Lease Selec­ Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), 799. tions Act Amendment (initiation in Primary Producers' Co-operatin; Associa­ cc;mmittc··), 1414. tions Act Amendment (2°), 288. Water (committee), 840, 908. Pri1nary Prc.ducers' Organisation and \Vorkcrs' Compensation Acts Amendment Marketing (committee), 1374, 1378, 1383, (initiation in committee), 821; (2°), 937. lt89, 1396. 1405. Chillagoe State s1neiters, Position in re,_ Railw .. ys ..\cts Amendment (2°), 1360. 1608, 1665. Stamp Acts Amendment (committee), Financial situation, 1951. 1229, 1250. Stalrlp Duties (Ways and :Yieans), 1034. Sugar \Yorks .Acts Ainendn10nt (2 l. 1052; (committee), 1414, 1416, 1419, 1537, 1540, SUPFLY: 1544. 1546. ]~.;',,.! i mafr's-in~C hicf­ Water i(commirtrc), 831, 834, 835, 904. A~riculturc and Stock- \Vorkcn' Compensation Acts Amendment State Farms aml Gardens. 1512. (initiation in committee), 827. Executive and Legislative- Financial StatenlCilt: 526. His Exrellency the Governor, 1001. Rcferendft proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ Legislative Assembly, 1002. strictions upou broadcasting ~pce\::hes on, 423. Home Secretary­ Stamp Duti.es (Ways and ]Yleans), 1034. Police, 989. Justice- SuPPLY: Electoral Registration, 1457, 1462. R.rks- Chief Office, 1261. Board of Trade and Arbitration, 1302. llr.so!ution.~ Nportul from Committcc- Buildings, 1289. 1Ion1e Sccretary- Chief Office, 1270. f'hief Office. 1815. Treasur,:s-- Hospitals, 1820. Land and Income Tax, 1724. \V AYS AND ::\lEAKS : Il!so/utions reported frorn Gornmittee­ Stamp Duties, 1034. Home Secretary- Hospitals, 1317. COLLINS, Charles, Esquire (Bowen)- Public Works­ Chief Office, 1833. Take~ his ~eat, 1. Address in Reply, 195. WAvs •-:·m J\1EAXS:

BILLS: S:.cmp Duties, 1034. Constitution Art Amendment (initiation CONROY, Charles William, Esquire in committee), 356. (Iliaranoa)- Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), Takcs his seat, 1. 1864, 1866; (committee), 1926. SLFPLY: Government Loan (2c), 1951; (committee), l!J~~:tim rtt{ s-in-G h [;: /­ 1967. Just!te- Land Tax Act Amc.ndment (initiation in cornn1ittee). 921. Ele-ctoral Registration, 1448. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 23

COOPER, Frank Arthur, Esquire (Bremer) BILLS-continued: [vide nlso "Chairman of Committees, Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts­ Temporary"]- Amendment (initiation in committee), Takes his scat, 1. 1851; (2°), 1871; (comlilittee), 1919. Federal Aid Roads Agreement Approval Address in Reply, 210. (initiation in committee), 494; (2°), 731. BILLS: Gift Duty (committee), 1809, 1810. Water (committee), 834. Industrial Arbitration Acts AmendnH'nt Chairman of Committees, Temporary­ (initiation in committee), 1841, 1844; (2°), 1903; (committee), 1909, 1910. Nominated on panel, 7. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Take-s chair, 155, 176, 364, 506, 529, 588, committee), 920. 644, 659, 694, 715, 739, 742, 747, 767, 7S4, 808, 814, 820. 847, 882, 912, 913, Liquor Act Amendment (initiation in 944. 946, 981, 1021, 1058, 1095, 1183. committee), 743; (2°). 779; (committee), 1191, 1219, 1253, 1315, 1342, 1372, 1374, 794, 795, 797, 806, 807; (recommittal), 1388, 1406, 1410, 1413, 1421, 1481, 1516, 810. 1536, 1537, 1554, 1555, 1565, 1569, 1573, Local Authorities Acts Amendment 1639, 1718. 1732, 1851. (initiation in committee-moves amend­ Sp,·ctkcr, Dcputv, Takes chair as, 123, 307, ment), 1838. 1137 . .463. 562, 764, 938, 1083, 1157, 1171, Prickl:>--pear Land Act Amendme~t 1555, 1708. (initiation in committee), 489; (com­ mittee), 636, 639, 642. 645, 647, 648. SuPPLY: Primary Producers' Co-operative Asso­ Hsfimail s-in-Chief­ ciatiom Act Amendment (initiation in Home Secretary­ committee), 188; (2°), 294; (committee), 366. Police, 990. Plin1arv Produccr8' Organisation and llr solutions r'- jJOrtf d from C a mm ittecs­ Mark~tin'{ (2°), 1067; (committee), E:;,:ccutivc and LcgislatiYe­ 1386, 1c39, 1392. Lcgislativc Agscmbly, 1829. South Brisbane-Kyoglo-Grafton Railway -AgrcC'mcnt (2°), 1559. HorEe Secretary­ Stamp Acts Amendment (2°). 1178. Hospitals, 1819. Sunreme Court Acts Amendment (2°), 1898. COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood)­ Water (initiation in committee), 189; (2°), Takcs his scat. 1. 402; (committee). 815, 817. 818, 819, 832, 837. 839, 843, 844, 845, 882, 889, 890, Address in RC'ply, 77. 893. BILLS: ·workPrs' Compensation Acts Amendment (initiation in committf'P), 820: (adjourn­ Co~shtution Act Amendment (initiatiou ment cf 2° debate). 910: (2°), 9W. in committee). 360. Discha_rrred Soldier,' Sdtlement Acts Cotton, SePd, produced in Queen,lend. Pro­ Amendment (2' ), 1886. posed bonus on (moves motion), 559. Fina::~C'ial Statcn10nt, 590. Days of , itting. 21, 788; (precc.dcncc of Gcn-ernmcnt business on Thursdays), 788_ R1'PPLY: Gift Duty (Ways and cllcan,), 1532. E:·;(;n. rtu;-i -()hirj­ Hour' of sitting, 21; (extension of). 1019. Homc Sccrctary­ Rdcrenda proposah. Commonwealth, Re- Cbid Offic0, 8t6. strictions npon broadcasting ~peeches Public La!J(]g­ on, 415. Chid Offic ', 1751. Stamp Duties ('Ways aml M0ans), 1033. · Rf'.'\O{?tfi(JJI." rr pan'ul from Co,n mittct­ Sl-PPLY: I-I o~tH' s~'erctc. r .·- Comn1ittcc, Opening of, 301. Hmpitals, 1818. H.,ti 111 ri/e,,-in-Chiej- Agriculturc and Stock- CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire Chief Office, 1484. (Burnett)- Cotton Industry. 1500. Takcs hi::- scat, 1. Miscellaneous Services, 1513. Addrc's in Reply, Z4. Home Sccretary­ J3ILLB : Chiei Offic0, 863. Audit Aet;;;: i\n1(:-nd:ncnt (initiation in coln­ ,Ju~tice- n1-:tree). 432. Ekctoral Registration, 1444. Comtitution Act Amendment (initiation in Rupremp Courts. 1480. committ~cl. 356; (2°), 386. Cotton Industry Acts Amendment (initia­ Pr<'mier "nd Chief Secretary­ tion in committee), 739, 741; (2°), 810. Miscellaneous Servic0s, 1148. 24 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

-CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire-con­ DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire tinued: ( Cunningham)- SuPPLY-continued: 'TakPs hi3 :-;eat. 1. l·::stinuttes-in-C hit/~continued: Address in Tieply, 74. Pub:ic L:lnds­ Brr.r.s: Chid Office>, 1729. Ccttcm Industry Acb AmPndment (2°), TrLa3ury-- 813. Lanrl and Income Tax. 1725. Discharged Roldion' Settlc>ment Acts Jtrsolutions TCjJOrftd from. Committee- Amendnwr:r (2"). 1883. Home Sccrctar,v- Gift Dut,· (2°). 1699; (r ommitt0"). 1785, 1801. 1807, 1809. Chief (iffiN•, 1813. Gov0rnment Lo~n (2 }. 1962. Hospitals. 1816. Ind u-trial Arbitmtion Acts Amendment Miscellaneous Services, 18::07. (committee), 1909. State ChildrE>n. 1826. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Public \Vorks­ committee). 916. Chief Office, 1831. Liquo-r Acts Am0ndnwnt (2°), 789; (com­ rote on Accow•t (£4.150,000), 153. mittee). 806. vYAYS AKD MEANS: Prickly-Pear Land Ad Amendment (2°), 611; {committee>), 637. 640, 652. 653. Gift Duty. 1532. Prin1ary Producer::;' Co~operative .. Associa· Stamp Duties, 1033. tions Act AmPndment (2°), 289. "\Vhite Australia " immigration scheme, Prirnary ProducE'n' Organisation and Formulation of, 755. MarkPting (2°), 1076; (committee), 1374, 1376. rt:JOSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon)­ Tiailwap Acts Amendment (2·'), 1362; Takes his seat. 1. (committee), 1373. Address in Reply. 254. Stamp Act, Amendnwnt (2' ), 1173; (com­ mittee), 1200. 1212, 1215, 1222, 1224, 1228, BILLS: 1239, 1240. 1243. 1251. 1347. Liuuor Acts Amendment (2°), 789. Water (2°), 436; (committee), 841, 847, 886, Prin1ary Produrers' Co-operative Associa­ 904. tions Act Amendment (2"'), 289. \VorkNs' Compensation Acts Am<>ndment Stamp Act AmendmE>nt (committee) 1342 (initiation in committP<>). 825. 1343, 1348. ' ' Chil!ag-oe StaH• srnelt('rs, Position in re, Water (committee), 817. 16l6. Chilb~vp Stat0 smelters, Position in re, FinaEciul situation, 1962. 1576. Financial StatNrwnt. 544. SFPFLY: Refere-nda propo,als. Commonwealth. Re­ EstiJnrLf{·s-in-Chi,'f­ stridion upon broadca:sting speeches Agriculture arod Stock­ on, 416. Chief Office, 1486. St,tmp Duties CW:cys and Mean,), 1031, 1041. 1042. Mines- Chief Office (moves amendment " That StrPFLY: yote be reduced by £1 "), 1576. Comn1ittPr-, OpPning of, 321. Public Lands­ E.

Public Works­ \YA'..S A:\D n.IEANS: Bui!dings, 1295. Sta· 'fl Duti•·,, 1031, 1041, 1042. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISL~\TIYE ASSEMBLY. 25

:DUNSrAN, H:mourable Thomas (Gympie) SUPPLY-continuf(l: [Secretary for Public Lands]­ EstimafeN-in-Chirf-continued: Brtts: Home SE>cretary­ Discharged Soldi0rs' Settlem0nt Acts r\rnen·dment (initiation in committPe), Aboriginals, RPlief of. 877. 1848. 1869; (2°), 1870; (committee), 1917, Chief Office, 859, 876. 1918, 1922. 1925. ,Justice- Federal Aid Heads Agr0Pment Approval (iniriation in committee), 493, 495; (2°), Electoral RE'gistration, 1466. 727. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Prick!v-P,•.ar Land Act Amendment Immigration, 1121. (initiation in committee). 485. 492; (2°). 604; (committee), 636. 637, 638, 642, 643, Public Lands­ c-15, 647, 648, 651, 653. Chief Office, 1757. Tom1svillc vVat0r Authority (vVaterworb Pnblic Works- .Approval) (initiation in committeE'), 10'8; (2°), 1351; (committt<'), 1351, 1352. Board of Trade and Arbitration, 1297. \Yater (initiat'on in committee), 189; (2°), Buildings, 1291. 399; (eommittcc), 814, 815, 816. 817. 818, Chief OfficE', 1259. 830. 831, 833, 834. 835, 836, 837, 833. 839, 842. 844, 846, 885, 887. 888, 890, 891, 893. TrC'asury- 895, 896. 897, 898, 899, 900. 905. 906. 907, Land and Income Tax. 1728. 909. Rre~nlution.< rrportul from Committee­ 'BFPPLY: Home S.ecretary- Hstim afts-in-r'hief­ IIcspitak 1818. Pnbiic Lands­ Chit•f OfficP, 1776. ELPHINSTONE, Augustus Cecil, Esquire (Oxley)-

EDW ARD3, James Braidwood, Esquire TakP~ hi~ :;;pat. 31. (Nanango)- Address in R~ply, 225. Takcs his seat. 1. BILLS: Addn•ss in RPply. 127. Audit Acto Amendment (2°). 601. BILLS: Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Constitution Act Amendment (initiation ArnPndmcnt (2 '). 1888. in committee), 362. GoYPrnment Loan (2°), 1708. Cotton Industry Acts AmendmE'nt (initia­ Income Tax Act Amendment (2°). 1971; tion in committee), 742. (committee), 1975. Discharg·ed Soldiers' Scttl<>m<>nt Act.s Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment Amendment (initiation in committee), (initiation in committee), 1842; (2°), 1865; (committee), 1924, 1926. 1906. Industrial Arbitration Amendment Acts South BrisbanP-Kyogle-Grafton Railway (2°), 1907; (committee), 1909. · Agre

ELPHINSTONE, A·1gustus Cecil, Esquire­ FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire' cont?:nued : (Leichhardt )- SuPPLY-continuul: Takes his scat, 2. }}:dimutr 8-in-Chit/-continuz d: Address in Reply, 90. Mines- SUPPLY: Chief Office, 1590, 1642. Estimal< s-in-Chief­ Treasury- Agriculture and Stock- Harbours and RiYers-Dry Dock, State Farms and Gardens, 1509. South Brisbane, 1718. Home Secretary­ Land and Income Tax, 1720. Police, 992. rote on Account (£4,150,000), 1319. Mines- WAYS AND ::\1EA::>"S: Chief Office, 1655. fltamp Duties, 1030. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Quecnsland Radio Service, 1142. FARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire (Rockhampton)- Public Lands­ Chief Office, 1768. Takcs his seat, 2.

BILLS: F.J:!;Y, James Porter, Esquire (Kurilpa)­ Constitution Act Amendment (2°), 389. Takcs his seat, 2. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°j, 790; (com­ Addrc-, in Reply, 110. mittee), 796. BILLS: Refusal to obey order of Temporary Chair­ Audit Acts Amendment (2°), 601. man, 746. Liquor Acts Amendment (2°), 782. Suspende-d from "en·iccs of House, 747. SUPPLY: l'ricklY-Pcar Land Act Amendment (com- mittee), 646 . .Hstinurf( s-in-C/, ir:j­ RailwaY3 Acts .-\1nendnH~nt (initiation in Public \\'orb­ comniittcc), 1190; (committee), 1373. Chief Oflice, 1275. Stamp c\cts Amendment (committee), 1195. FERRICKS, Myles Aloysius, Esquire (South \Vater (committee), 887, 889. Brisbane)- \Vorkcrs' Compensation Acts Amendment Takcs his scat, 2. (initiation in committee), 822; (2°), 942, Address in Reply, 123. 945; (committee), 1408, 1409. Days of sitting tprcccdenc~ of Government BILLS: business on Thursdays), 788. Audit Acts Amendment (2°), 603. Fin~ncial Statement, 592, 612. Constitution Act Amendment (initiation Gift Duty (Ways•and Means), 1530. in eornmittcc), 359. Railways, Proposed independent control of, GoYermncnt Loan (2°), 1938. 675. Ptimary Producers' Co-operative Associa­ Referenda proposals. Com'T'onwea!th, Rc­ tions Act Amendment (2°), 287. f'triction upon broadcasting speeches on,. Primary Producers' Organisation and 419. Marketing (2°), 1081. Suspended from sonice of House, 1230.

South Brisbanc-Kyogle-Grafton Railway SUPPLY: Agreement (2°), 1558. J•)stiinat(s-in-( 1hi· /­ Stamp .c\.cts Amendment (committee), 1224, 1344. Home Socrdary- Fina1ujal situation, 1938. Charitoblc Institutions and Grant~, 281, 946. Financial Statement, 627. Chiei Offic-e, 856. Referenda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ striction upon broadcasting speeches on, Hospitals, 980. 413. I'o!irc, 993.

SuPl'LY­ State Children, 996. Estimatr·s-in-C'hi

GLEDSON, Honourable David Alexander, SuPPLY: (Ip3wich) [Secretary !or Labour· and l•.::·di mu/( s-in-Ch if/­ IndustryJ- Home Secrrtary- Takcs his scat, 2. Charit"blc Institutions and Grants, Addrc" in R0ply, 20L 880, 953. ., BILLS: Chief Office, 872, 875. Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment Health, 966, 971. (initiation in committee), 1839, 1840, Hospitals, 976. 1843; (2"), 1901, 1906; (committee), 1909. Police, 985. Public 'Works Land Resumption Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), Justice-- 1413 ; (2°), 1554. Electoral Registration, 1434, 1450, Sugar VI orkcrs' Perpetual Lease Selec­ Mines- tions Act Amendment (initiation in eommitrec), 1413; (2°), 1554. Chief Office, 1614, 1670. Heft.rcnda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ Pr<>mier and Chief Secretary­ striction upon broadcasting speeohP!\ Immigration, 1015, 1095. Oll, 421. Public \\'arks­ SL~f'FLY: Chief Offir,,, 1267.

Esti m a tr.•-in-C h icf­ Vote 011 Account (£4,1.50,000), 173. Public ·works- HYNES, iY1aurice Patrick, Esquire ('Iowns- Board of Trade and Arbitration, 1296. vil!e)---· Labour, Factori·es. and \Vorkers' Takes his scat, 2. Accommodation, 1308. Addr0ss in Reply, 97. HANLON, Edward 1\'Iichael, Esquire BILLS: (Ithaca)- In·dusl1 ial Arbitration Acts Amendment (2°), 1905. Takes his scat, 2~ \Yorkers' Compe1Bation Acts Amendment Addr• '" i!l Reply (moves adoption), 8. (initiation in committee), 828. SUFPLY: SUP!'LY: Estimates-in-Chief­ E.,timatc.,-in-('hi< /­ Home Secretary­ Home Secret:cry- Chief Office, 868. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Justice- 955. Electoral Registration, 1447. Polic<', 991. Sheriff, 1477. .Juf'tice- "vVhitc Australia ., immigration scheme, Electoral Registration, 1458. Formulation of, 765. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Immigration, 1113. HANSON, Edward Jose ph, Esquire Queen,land Radio Service, 1142. (Buranda)- PubEc \\'orb- 'fak0s his seat, 2. Board of Trade and Arbitration,. 1299, 1304. HAR'l'LEY, Harold Lesiie, Esquire Chief OfficP, 1260. (Fitzroy)- Takc,, his scat, 2. JONES Eonoura.ble Al!'red James (Paddington) fSecretary for Mines·]- BILLS: Takcs his seat, 1. Constitution Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 351. Chillagoe State> snH'lt.ers, Position in re,. 712, 1579, 1636, 1640, 1674. Di,charged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), Con1n1is3ionC'r to administer Oath or 1850; (2 ), 1875; (committee), 1916. Affirmation of Allegiance, 1. Liquor Acts Amendment (2"), 785; (com­ Financial Statement, 711. mittcej, 797, 798, 802, 804. SUPPLY: Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in E'stimaft :o:-il~-Chit'f­ committee), 1188; (2°), 1363. rllinrs- Cotton, Seed, Produced in Queensland, Pro­ Chief Office, posed bonus on, 575. 1573, 1579, 1591, 1600, 1636, 1640, 1674. Chillagoe State smelter&, Position in re, 1614, 1670. In Aid of Mi!ling, 1676. Rcfer<•nda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ ?dining Fields, 1676. r.trictio:1 upon bt~nadcasting speeches "\Vhite Australia" in1migration scheme;. on, 418. Formule.tion of, 760. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSE:\1BLY.

KELSD, William, Esi].uire (Nundah)­ }"''Aimafc;-in-('hit j--contir~ue~!: Takcs his scut. 2. rvfinr~- Address in Reply, 45. Chid ( iffieP, 16C5. 1652. BILLS: }'.._·en~ier an.d Chief Secret:~L·y-­ Audit Acts Amendment (initiation in cornmittee), 479. Lrunignu io11~ 1D95, 1103. Commonwc~lth and State Agreement Public SerYice Cornnli33ior.er, 1137. (War Senice Settlers') Ratification (2°), Public 8Prviee Snperannuat:on Board, 1046. 1140. Constitution Act Amendment (initiation Qut"'-'n~land R.adio Service, 1142. in committee), 354. Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts rubEc LaEd~- Amendment (initiation in committee), Chid Office. 1761. 1863; (2°), 1884; (committee), 1917, 1919. Public Vvorks­ Gift Duty (2°), 1686; (committee), 1787, BuilcliiJg:o:. 1239. 1792. 1796, 1804, 1807. 1808, 1811. Chir·f Officl'. 1265. Income Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1969; T'uli on ..J.croll·llt i£4,150,000i. 179, (committee), 1974, 1975, 1976; (recom­ mittal), 1977. WAYS A;o.;I: :\IEA);S: Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment fiift Duty. 1522. (initiation in committee), 1840; (2°), 1904. Stamp Duties. 1031, 1C+1. 1842. 1043. 1044. Liquor Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 744; (2°), 780. KERR., Jam3> Stevingstone, Esquire Primary Producers' Organisation and (Enoggera)- Marketing (2°), 1087; (committee), 1401. Takes his seat. 2. Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in Address in Revly, 54. committee), 1187; (2°), 1358. South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway BILLS: Agreement (2°), 1560. Audit Act" An1enJrnent (initiation in commiitec). 482. Star;1p Acts Amendment (2°), 1158; (com­ rmttee), 1192. 1197, 1204, 1206. 1207, Conunornvcalth a1:.d State Agreement 1209, 1210, 1223, 1233, 1236, 1237. 1239. f\Yar Service Settlers! Ratification 1240, 1245. 1246, 1247, 1249, 1349. 1350, 1,2"). 10~5; (cornmiiteP), 1412. 1351. . Constitution Act Amendment (2" ), 392. Water (committee), 908. Disr·harge.d Soldier,' Sdtlemcnt A,·ts '\Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment Amen,dn1ent (initiation in C'ornm.ittr•e}, (2°), 939. 1861 ; (2°), 1876. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, Federal Aid Roads Agreement Approval 1605, 1652. {2°}, 733. Days of sitting, 21. Gift Duty (2°), 1688; (committee), 1784, Financial Statement, 531. 1802, 1803. Gift Daty (Ways and Means), 1522. L:wd Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Hours of sitting, 21; (Pxtension of) 1020, committee), 920. 1315. ' Li ~uor Acts Amendment (2°), 777); (com­ Personal explanation, 8. mittt>e), 797. Referenda proposals. Commonwealth Re­ Prirnary Producers' Co~operative A.:3socia­ striction upon broadcastinrr speech~s on .. tiom Act Amendment (2°), 239. 426. ~ Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in Stamp DntiPs !Ways and Means). 1031. comn:ittcel, 1185. 1187; (2°), 1365; (com­ 1041, 1042, 1043. 1044. mittee!, 1373. Standing Orders, Suspension of (Appro­ So,th Briebane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway priation Bill, No. 2), 1315. Agreement (initiation in cornmittee), 767 Sl~PPLY: St:tmr Acts ~\mendment 12°), 1160; (com­ Rst,?matc,.:;-in-Cllif/- mittee). 1194. 1217, 1236, 1241, 1248, Home Secret.ary- 1249. 1250, 1251. Chief Office, 849. 854 .. 871. Wat'lr (2°), 462; (committee), 819, 832, 835, Health. 966. 969. '\36, 841. Hospitals. 977. 'Workers' CompPnsation Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 821; (2°), 941; l'olicP 983. (committee), 944, 1403. ~Tustice- Chilh--LEGlSLATIYE ASSE:\IB:.Y. 2U

KERR, Ja,nes Stevingstone, Esquire- BILLS-."Ullfinunl: cotdint.u l: Land Tax Act Anwndn1ent (initiation U1 Finan('ial t;tateulellt, 518. comrnitleP), 926. G-l ft. Duty nYay, and :\1t':~n~l, :::2'5~ Liquor Act::; Aint'IHlnv:~ut (iuiti~tion in cvuunitt ~c), 743; (2-), 773; (eonnnittec), Hours of ,ittiner, 19. 7So, 3~0, &u3, 805, SO Institutions and Grants, 879. KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire Chief Olli"c, 861, 870. (Logan)-- .Jmtocc- Takes his scat, 2. Electoral Registration, 1449. Addre's in Reply, 261. Rcg;strar-Gen0ral, 1477. BILLS: Sheriff, 1477. Audit Arts Amendment (committee), to4. Suprellle Courts, 1478. Coustitution Act Amendment 12c1, 390_ T:tles, 1480. Cotton Industry Acts Amendment (initia- Public \Vorks­ tion1, 705. Buildings, 1292. Disr·harged Soldiers' Settle1nent .Acts Chief Office, 1288 . . \nwndment (2°), 1890. Treaeury- G:ft Dutv (2°), 1632; (committee), 1782, 1728, 1790, 1793, 1794, 1796, 1797, 1798, Harbours and Rivers-Dry Dock, l80J. 1802, l 803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1EC7, R

KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire­ LLEWELYN, Evan John, Esquire (Too­ continued: woomba)- SuPPLY-continuul: Takes his seat, 2. ]l( ;;olutiuns 1'e t~orl1'd jro111 Com mittcc­ Ad,ireso in Reply. 1G6. continu( d: Justice- BILLS: Chief Offic,c, 1835. Loc-al Authorities Acts Amendment (2°), 1899; (committee), 1901. Buspcnsion of hon. member for Rockhamp­ tcn. 747. \Yorkers' Compensation Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 825, 828. \\Ius A:);D MEIXS: SunLY: Gift Duty, 1531. Edimat• "-in-('hitf­ :Stamp Duties, 1031, 1038, 1040, 1041, 1042, 1043, 1044. .Agriru1ture and Sto('k-­ Chief Office, 1485. "'' \Yhite Aush~tlia" irnrnigration sc·heme, Formulation of, 752. Ilorne Secretary- Charitable Institutious and Grant., KIRW AN, H uonraule rrlieh1el Joseph 865. {lhs':u.B) [3JJr-'3.l.rJ fJr Public C:ti-ef Oilier, 858. Works]- Health, 975. Tukes his scat, 1. Justiee­ Address in Reply, 275. Rcgi;,trar-Gcncral, 1476. Financial Stctement, 697. LLOYD, William Field, Esquire (Kelvin SutPLY: Grovel- Estimut (t'{-in-(./11 i~'f­ Takes hi; soat, 2. Homc Secretary­ Addre~s in Reply, 239. Health, 970, 975. Financia I Statement, 657. Hospitah, 976. Premier and Chief Secrebry­ SuPlLY: Fdimatc3-in.(Jhi,f­ Intcllig·cnce and Tourist Bureau, 1137. Homc Sccrdary­ :Museum, 1137. Chief Office, 856, 865. PubEc Library, 1137. Public Senice CommiS3ioner, 1137. LOGAN, George Andr~w. Esquire Fublic Y\'orks-- (.Lockyer)- BL, 1288. MAXWELL, J ames Francis, Esquire, (Toowong)-. lt'tsolution.-; rtportl d from Corn mittce­ Takes his seat, 2. Public \York3- Address in Reply, 134. Chicf Office, 1833. BILLS: Audit Act Amendment (initiation in com­ LA'N;), Elw.1rJ 1\-hr~in, El::J.iiire (B1lonne)- mittee), 483; (2°), 600. Take~ his seat, 2. Constitution Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 355; (2°), 395. Diochargccl Soldiers' Settlement Act; LAROJ.:VB~, li:>nJuobla Jam3s (Keppel) Amendment (initiation in corn:mitte<'), [S3cretary for R:>ilways]- 1860. Takes his seat, 1. Gift Duty (committee), 1782, 1786, 1787, 1796, 1809. BILLS: Government Loan (2°), 1927. Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment committee). 1123; (2°), 1353, 1369; (com­ (initiation in committee), 1841; (2';, mittee), 1372, 1373. 19G3. Nuth BrisbanP-I~yogle-Grafton Railway Liquor Arts Amendment (initiation in AgrccnJent (cnitiar:on in committee), committee), 749; (2°), 784; (comrnittCeJ, 767; (2 ), 1555. 798, EOl. Railways. Proposed indep0mient pontrol of, l'rrcklv-Pcar Land Act Amendment (com­ 3:39, 4Z9. mitt~c), 640 IXDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 31

JYIAXWELL, Ja:nes Francis, Esquire-con­ McCORMACK, Hon:mrable William (Cairns) tinued: [Premier, Chief Secretary, and BILLs-continued: ~reasurer, and Vice-President of the Executive Councilj- Railways Acts Amendment (2°), 1359. .South Bri>bane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway 'l'akes his scat, 1. Agreement (2 ), 1563. Addrt'ES ill Reply. 39; (extension of debate Stamp Acte Amendment (2 ), 1177; (com­ on, under Standing Order ~o. 17), 16. mittee), 1215, 1221, 1226. Adjourr:ment of dPbate. Motion for, with­ Wutcr (committee), 907. out consulting· Leader of the- fiouse, 911. :Chillagoe l3tate snlelter3, Position in re, 1610, 1643. BILfS: Financial s~tuation, 1927. Audit }_._et A1nendn1ent {initiation in corn­ Financial Statement, 584. ndt0l' l, 478. 00 : (2°}, 597. Gift Duty (\Vays and Means), 1529. Conlnlon\vr-~.lth and State Agreerneut3 (\Yar Service Settlers) Ratification Stamp Duties (Ways and Means), 1029. (initiation in committee), 913; (2°), 1044. St:PPLY: Cor.stitution Act Armmdment (2°), 391'. Committee, Opening of, 317. Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts b'stimat, ·'-in-Chicj- Amendment (initiation in committee), 1853. Agriculture and Stock­ 0 Miscellaneous Services, 1513. Gift .Duty (l: ), 1679: (committee), 1783, 1790, 1793. 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1800, State Farms and Gardens, 1511. 1803, 1804, 1806, 1809. 1811 . .Executive and Legislative- Government Loan. (2°). 1700. His Excellency the Governor, 1000, Income Tax Act Amendment (initiation), 1001. 1914: (initiation in committe<>). 1914; (2°), 1967: (committee), 1977; (recom­ Borne Secretary- mittal). 1978. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Land Tax Ad Amendment (initiation in 949. committc>e). 915, 918, 928, 929; (2°), -Chief Office_ 852. 869. 1565. HeeJth, 974. Railways Ads Anwndment (initiation in committee). 1186. Ho,pitalo, 977, 980. St:tmp Acto Amendment (2°), 1151; (eom­ Polic<>, 982, 984. mittce), 1192. 1195, 1201, 1204, 1205, ,Justice- 1207, 1209. 1210. 1212. 1214. 1215, 122J, 1224, 1227, 1228. 1232, 1235, 1240, 1242, Electoral Registration, 1445. 1244. 1245, 1246. 1247, 1249, 1251. 1.342, R€'gistrar-General, 1475. 1343, 1345. 1349. Sheriff, 1478. Sugar \Vorks Acts Amendnwnt (initiation in C'Oill!11itt0C). 913; (2°), 1047; (CO?:_l­ Snpreme Courts, 1479. mitte~\. 1538. 1542, 1545, 1547, 1550. Prc•mi<>r and Chief Secretary­ Workers' Compensation Acts Amendment Ao:ent-General for the State, 1006, (adjournment of 2° debate), 911. 1007. Chairman of Committees, Election of­ Immigration, 1013. Nominates Mr. Pollock, 16. MiscE'llaneous Services. 1148, 1149. Congratulates Mr. Pollock, 147. Mines- Chillag-oe State smelters, Position in re, Chief Office, 1610, 1648. 1C21, 1622. Closure. 2\Joves application of, 928, 929, Public Lands­ 1896, 1911. Chief Office, 1748. Commiesioner to administer oath or affirmation of allegiancE', 1. .Public W arks- Days of sitting, 17. Board of Trade and Arbitration, 1303. Dress-Question of suitable attire. 1231. Buildings, 1289. Empire Parliamfmtan- A•sociation Delega- Chief Office, 1255. tion. Visit of, 668, 735, 1098. Resolntions. reported from Committee­ Financial situation, 1321, 1700. Public \Yarks- Financial Statement. 322. Chief Office, 1831. Gift Duty (Ways and Means), 1517. T'ote on Llccount (£4,150,000), 176. Gon·rnrnent Loan (\Yays and Means) .. 1536. Hours of sitting, 17; (extension of), 1017, -WAYS Al'

McCORMACK, Honourable William-con­ »WORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire-, timted: (Aubigny)------Ministerial 't

C1Jillngo::- State sn1eltcr~, PoJition in TC, Inspection of Machinery, Scdfolding, 1316, 1573, 1576. and \Y eights and Measur-es, 1305. Da: s of sitting, 18. llr solutions rr-portnl from Comm ittrc- Financial situation, 1315, 1710. Homc &ccrctary­ Chicf O!licc, 1816. FinancieJ Statement, 553, 576. Hospitals, 1816. Gift Duty (\Vays and Means). 1520. Lazaret, 1822. GoY<'rnmcnt Lo~n (Ways and Mrans). 1537. rotes 011 A C('U/1111 (£4,150,000), 147, 170 Hoars of sitting, 18; (extension of), 1018. 1315. 1314. V alcdictory, 1980.

Lcarlcrship of Opposition. Announce's. 16. IYAYS .\ND MEAXS: Hailwa~·s, Proposed indcpcnd0nt control of, Balanc·c of Estimaic-, 1836. 441. Gift Duty, 1520. Rdr•r<'ndn prDposak Commomi'Palth. H.c­ CovcrnmPnt Loan. 1537. ~trictionR upon broadf'asting ~pccches on. 411, 424. Stamp Duti". 1030. 1038, 1040, 1042. 'Spca ker, Election of-Congratulations to Spca ker-elert. 2. MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire (Murilla)- Stamp Duties ('Way·. and J'llcans). 1030, 1038. ':rake::.: hi=- .seat, 2. 1040. 1042. Addrc's in Hcply, 249. Standing Ordns. &uspcnsion of ("\ppropria­ tion Bill, N' o. 2), 1314. BILLS: Cotton Industry Acts Amendment (initia­ f-JFPPLY: tion in committee), 740, 741. Rsti m af,, ,.;-in-eh itf- Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Ad ,\gTicuJt.ure and StDck-- Amendment (initiation in committee), 1850; (committee), 1922. Cotton Inilustry, 1505. Industrial Arbitration Acts AnH•ndment Dairy Produce Acts. 1508. (2 ), 1907; (committee), 1909, !910. :l\Iiscdlnneous &en-ices. 1512. CoYcrnmcnt Lo:tn (c·ommittee), 1967. Stlte Farms and Gar-dcne, 1511. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation 1n 0 committer'), 916; (2' ), 1566. ExerutiYc ar~d LPgi~latiYe­ Liquor Acts "\mendment (initiation in Lcgisla ( i vp Assembly, 1001. committee). 745. 748; (2°), 774; (com­ Home RP('l'Ptar~v--· mittee), 802, 803, 805, 807; (recom­ mittal), 808, 809. Chn ritablc Imtitutions and Grants, 960. Pricklv-Pear Land Act Amendment (initiation in committee). 487; (2°), 605; Hospitals, 977. (committc~), 636, 638, 642, 644, 645, 646, 648, 651. Prisons, 994. Primary Producers' Org-ani,ation and Justice- :Marketing (2 J, 1083. Railways }._cts Amendment (initiation in Courts of Petty Se- sions, 1308, 1310. comuiittee), 1185. Electoral Regisiration. 1451. Stamp Acts Amendment (2°), 1174; (com­ mittee), 1216, 1225, 1228. :\lines- Water (initiation in committee). 190; (2°), Chief Office, 1573, 1576, 1579. 432; (committe-e•), 815, 816, 818, 819, 830, 831, 833, 834, 836, 837, 838, 842, 845, 846, In Aid of .:\lining, 1676. 882, 888, 890, 891, 893, 895, 896, 897, 900, :\lining Field,,, 1676. 908. Chillagoo State smelters, Position in re, Premier and Chi-ef Secretary- 1330. l\:Iiseellancous ScrviC'cs (moves Ollllf'­ Financial situation, 1330. "ion of item " Allowance to Licu- tcwmt-Gov

MORGAN, Cfodfrey, Esqnire-~ontinued: SuPPLY: Raihvays, Proposed independent control of Esti m rttcs· in-Clzief-­ (moves motion), 330. Ju~tice- Referenda Ill'Oposals, Commonwealth, Re­ Com·L of Petty Se"iom, 1310. driction, upon broadca::;ting speeches on, 414, 423, 426. Electoral Registration, 1311, 1422, 1469. ;:itMnp Duties ('iVay, and Means), 1031. Friendly Sccieties, 14 75. StTPLY: Registrar-General, 1477. E.

Justice-- NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire (Stan­ Electoral Rcg·istration, 1311. ley) [vide also "Chairman of Com­ Premier and Chief Sccretary­ mittees, Temporary"]. Ag·ent-General for the State, 1007. Takes his seat, 2. Chief Oflice, 1003, 1004. Address in Reply, 271. Immigratio11, 1132. BILLS: J\1iscellancous Services, 1147. Conotitution ~\et Amendment (initiation in committee), 357. Queensland Hadio Service, 1140. Cot ton Industry Ach Amendment (2°), Public Lands-­ GJ J. Chief Office, 1732. Di,chargcd Soldiers' Settlement Act Amendment (2°), 1885; (committee), Public \Yorb- 1919, 1924, 1925. Board of Trade and Arbitration, 1293. Gm·ernment Loan (2°), 1965. Buil·dings, 1290. Laud Tax Art AmendrnPnt (initiation 111 con:irnittee), 929. Chief Ufficc, 1254. Prhna rv Produc·ers' Organisation and Ilcsolution' nporlal from Committee­ }1ark.eting (2°), 1089; (committee), 1380, 1385. Executive and Legislative­ Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in Legislative Assembly, 1830. comn;ittce), 1190. HcJine S·<·cretary­ Stamp Acts Ameadmcnt (committee), Chid Office, 1813. 1251, 1343. rate on A.crount (,!:4,150.000) (mon·o, Water (2°), 476; (committee), 816, 886, am• ndn•cnt·-" Tlwt yote be reduced uv 839, 891, 892. £1 "), 153. . ChairnHln of tkHtlniittec:,..;, Tcrnporary­ Tiote on .·lrrount, To. 2 (£4,150,000), 1330. ::\'ominated on panel, 7. Takes the chair, 865, 1120, 1338, 1462, \\'Ald AXD 1\lBXS: 1648, 1660, 1809. Gift Duty, 1528. Chillagoe State m1clters, Position in re, Stamp Dutie,, 1031. 1341, 1634, 1658. Cotton. Seed. prodnred in Qncc'nslaml, Pro­ posed banns ou (s·econd; 'Jfr. C!orser's 1\([D'LLAN, Honourable John (Flinders) motion), 565. [Attorney-General]- Financial situation, 1340, 1965. Takes his scat, 1. Financial Statement, 720. Hail ways, Proposed independent control of, BILLS: 672. Comtitution Act Amendment (initiation m committee), 347; (2°), 369. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Oh ie/- Public Curator Acts Amendm

NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire---con­ PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire tinued: (Normanby)~ SurPLY-r·ontinucrl: Takes his scat. 31. RHtimatf's-in-r'hir'f-contin'llcd: Address in Reply, 38. :!\lines- BILLS: Chief Office, 1634, 1658. Constitution Ad Amendment (initiation PrPmier and Chief Secretary­ in committee), 358. Immigration, 1131. Cotton Industry Acts Amendment (initia­ Public Lands-­ tion in committee), 742; (2°), 612. Chief Office, 1759. Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), Re.wlutions reported from f!om miiiN­ 1867; (2°), 1882; (committee), 1916. Home Sec,·etary- Liquor Acts Amendment (initiation in Chief Office, 1815. committee), 745; (committee), 806, 807. rote .• on .-icr·ount (£4,150,000). 160, 1340. Prickly-pear Land Act Amendment (initiation in committef'), 489; (com­ O'KEEFE, John, Esquire (Chillagoe)~ mittee), 641. Take's his seat, 2.. Stamp Aets Amendment (com'mittPe), 1220, 1344. Address in Rep!;~· (seconrls adoption), 12. Water (2°), 471; (committee), 894,896, 897. BILLS: \Yorkers' CompeEsation Acts Amendment Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Acts (initiation in committee), 829. Amendment (committee), 1920. Cotton, See-d, produced in Queensland, Pro- Chillagoe State smelters, Position in- re, posed bonus on, 569. 1328, 1597. 1668. Financial Statement, 54 7. · Financial situation, 1328. Star>lp Duties (Ways and Means), 1030. Financial Statement, 723. St:PPLY: St:PPLY: Esti rnate.dn-C hicf-­ B'ti mdtcs-in-Chief­ Agriculture and Stock­ Home Secretary­ Chief Office, 1489. Police, 987. Home Secretary- Mines- Charitable Institutions and Grants, Chief Office, 1597, 1686. 878, 948. rate on .!rroun t (£4.150,000). 1328. Chief Office, 857. 869, 870. State Children, 995. PAYNE, John, Esquire (Mitchell)~ .Justice- Takes his seat, 2. EI0ctoral Registration, 1428. BILLS: Premier and Chief Secretary­ \\'orken' Compemation -~ ds Amendment (co:nmittef'), 1408. Immigration, 1119.

ST'PPLY: Public Lands­ Estimafcs-in-('hir l- Chief Office, 1762. Pl·c·mier and Chief Secretary~ Public Works-­ Immigration, 1102. Buildings, 1293. PnLlic Lands­ ChiP£ Office, 1263. ChiP£ Office, 1745. Vote on Account (£4,150,000), 155.

PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert)~ \Vws A'iD MEAXR: Takes his seat. 2. Stamp DutiPs, 10:0. Address in Reply, 59. BILLS: POLLOCK, George, Esquire (Gregory) Gowrnment Loan '(2°), 1931. [vide also '' Chairman of Committees,'' Financial situation, 1931. and " Speaker, Deputy "]~ Financial StatPment, 504. 'I'akes his seat, 2. Railways, Proposed indepE>ndent control of Address in Reply, 280. (moves amendment on :\1r. Morgan's motion), 448. BILLR:

Sl"PPLY; Constitution Act Amendment (2°), 378. E.•tim atrs-in-C!tirf­ Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment (2°), 1906. Treasury- Liquor Acts Amendment (committee), Land and Income Tax, 1720. 795, 798, 800. I~DEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

POLLOCK, t::eorge, Esquire-continued : BILLS-continu(ll: Chairman of Committee·J­ Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initiation iu commith'e), 1838; (2°). Elcctcd, 16. 1898; (committee), 1900. Return< thank. for election, 147. Prickly-pear Land Act Amendment (com­ Deputy Speaker, Takes chair as, 61, mittee), 638, 639. 10.3, 129, 2C5. 237, 246, 267, 291, 336, Primarv Producers' Organisation and 434, 449, 735, 751. 787. R19, 847, 1943, Marketing (committee), 1383, 1395. 1960. Railwavo Acts Amendment (initiation in Rc~fcrcnda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ comn;ittce), 1185; (2°), 1368; (com­ LiTirtion npon broadca.~ting sp0eC'ht•s mittee), 1372. on, 415. Stamp Acts Amendm<>nt (committee), 1194, 1199, 1212, 1219, 1237, 1238, 1241, RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Bnrke)­ 1243, 1244, 1249. Takcs his scat, 2. \Vater Bill (committ0c). 831. 840, 842, Address in llPply, 67. 883, 893, 902, 909. \Vol'l-::urs' Co1npen~atiou A_ets Aruend­ BILL~: nwut (initiation iu committee), 823. Dischargetl Soldiers' Settlement Acto Amendment (2°), 1893. C'hillal.(O<' ~late smelters, Position in re. 1647. CovPrnnwnt Loan (2°), 1965. Fin~n.cial sitnafnn, 1958. Industt·ial Arhitmtion Ach Amcn sm0lter~. Po!-iition in rr. 1593. 1661. Agi·icultnre and Stork­ F'inancia l situation, 1965. Chief Oflicc. 14Z,1, 1486. H.ailway,, Proposed independent ~ontrol of, IIoinP Secr0t.ary- 455. Charitabl0 Institutions and Grants, ~CPPLY: 947, 951. Fstimatts-in-Cltir·f­ Chief Oflke, 853. Home Sccrctary- Hospitals, 978. Choriiable Instihttions and Grants, Police, 993. 951. 955. State Children, 996. Police, 984. ,Ju~ticc- ~tines- Elcrtoral Registration. 1438. Chief Office, 1593, 1661. Friendly RociPti<'s. 1474. Public Lands­ Rheriff, 1477. 1478. Chief Office, 1749. Mines- Public Works­ Chief Offier-. 1647. Chief Office, 1258. Pnhlic Worb­ Inspc•ction of 1\lacllinc>rv Scaffoldin(l' Bnildings. 1290, 1294. and vV<'ights rtnd 1\Te·a~nre,. l.'i07.~· C:hir-f omre, 1278. ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire (East Treasur:.·-- Toowoomba)- Land and Income Tax, 1723. Takes his seat, 2. Rr.~olutions rr"JJOrf('d from r'omJnittei·--­ Address in R0ply, 242. Homc Secretary- BILLS: Hospitals, 1820. Co1btitution .\et A m0ndmcnt (initiation Sta tc Children, 1826. in committee\, 353. Justice- Government Loan (2°), 1958. Chief Office. 1834. Industrial Arbitration Act-; Amendment Public W arks­ (initiation in committee) 1840 18+5 · (2°), 1904. ' ' ' Chief Office, 1832 Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in \\'AYR AND MEA:c-;S: committee), 925. Stamp Dutie;, 1033. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 37

RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid, Esquire BILLS--con tinucd: (Toombul)-- Stamp Arts Anwndment (committeG), Takes his seat, 2. 1225, 1227. Address in Reply, 63. Water (2°), 467; (committee), 887, 902. Referenda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ BILLS: striction upon broa.d0a:=ting spee:'hes Di,char ged Soldier~' Settlement Act on (SE< :mds Mr. G. P. Barr1es's amend­ Amendment (2°), 1893. ment), 424. Gift Duty (2°), 1694; (committee), 1785, Stamp Duties (\Yays and Means), 1037. 1791, 1808. SrPPLY: Government Loan (2°), 1946. Estimatr s-in-('fti,)­ Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1842; (2°), Public Lands­ 1905. Chief Oflice, 1743. Primary Producers' Organisation and \Y.us AND MEANS : ~1arketing (committee), 1396, 1397, 1403. Stamp Duties. 1037. Railways Acts Amendment (2'), 1367. South Brisbane-Kyogle-Grafton Railway RYAN, Corneliu.s James, Esquire (Eacham)­ AgTe<•mcnt (2°), 1564. ·St~mp Acts Amendment (2°), 1162; (com­ Takes his seat. 2. mittee), 1193, 1200. 1203, 1205, 1234, Addrc,'S in R(•ply, 50. 1236, 1351. \Yorkers' Compe-nsation Act Amendment BILlS: (2°), 938. Di>charged Soldiers' Rett!ement Act Financial 'ituation, 1337, 1946. Amendment (committee), 1925. Gift Duty (Ways and Means). 1527. Prin1ary PI·nducPr~' Organi:-;·ation and :\Iarketing (rommittee), 1391. Stamp DuiiPs (Ways and Mean<), 1037, 1038, l039. Sugar \Vorb Acts Amendment (0ommit­ tc<'), 1416. 1417. SrPFLY: Chil!ngoe State suwlters. Position in Tf, Hsti malt,,·in-('hit/-- 1603. Exeeutive and Legislative­ Financial f-ltatPment. 618. Lef(islative AHembly, 1003. l'ersonal explanation, 1732. Home Rcrrctary­ R tilways, ProposNl indt•J)('ndcnt control of, 676. Chief Office, 855. Prisons, 994. SrPPLY: E.,ti m alrs-in-C'liirf-­ Justice·- Agriculture and Stock­ Eicctoral Rf•gistration, 1435. Chief Office, 1493. Prt·micr and Chief Secrctary­ .Justice- Ag<'nt-Cen<•ral for the State. 1008. Electoral Rc<;istration, 1454. Immigmtion, 1117. :VTin0s- Public Lands-­ Chicf Office, 1603. Chief Oflice, 1753. Public Lands­ Puhlir Works­ Chief Office. 1779. Chi<>f Ofli, e, 1276. Tr.,asury- RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook)-

Land and Incom<' Tax, 1722. Takes his S' at, 2. rotr on Arcount (£4.150/JOO), 1337. Addr, ss in Reply, 232.

WAYs AND MF.ANR : 1'\p<·:tkrr, Election of (iwminatcs }[r. Bcrtram), 2. Gift Duty, 1527. Stamp Duties, 1037, 1038, 1039. SrrPLY: llstim ate,:in-r'hir/­ RUSSELL, Wilfred Adams, Esquire ( Dalby)­ Public Lands­ Takcs his seat, 2. Chief Ofliro, 1771. Address in Reply, 236. SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand­ Bn.Ls: gate)- Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Ads Takes his seat, 144. Amendment (committ<'e), 1918, 1922, 1923. BILLS: Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Constitution Act Amendment (initiation committee-moves amendment), 915. in committee), 352. iNDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLA'I'lVE ASSI~MBLY.

SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire-con­ Days of sitting-­ tin·ned: Friday, 787. B!LLS--eonlinuell ,' Precedence of GoYernment business on Discharge·d Roldiers' Settlement Acts Thursday, 787. Amendment (iuitiation in committee), ~aming of Mr. Farrell (moYes smpension), 1L56; (2' ), 1379; (committee), 1918. 746, 747. Gift Duty (committee), 1807. Refet·enda proposals, Commonwealth, Re­ Land Tax Aet Amendment (initiation in stridion upon broadcasting speeches on committee), 922. (seconds Mr. McCormack's motion), 410. Rtamp Acts Amendment (2°), 1176; (com­ Stamp Acts Anwndment Act, Date of com­ mittee), 1200, 1247, 1250. mencement of, 1420. \Yator Bill (committee), 836, 837, 838, 840, Sc:PPLY: 843. Estim ale.,-in-Chitf- \\'orkers' Comp-ensation Acts Amendment A~rirulture and Stock- (2°), 936. Chief Office, 1496. Chillab"oe State smelters, Position in re, 1600. Cotton Industry, 1503. Dn -;s--Question of suitable attire, 1231. :Miscellaneous Services, 1514. Financial i::\tatcrnent, 511. State Farms and Gardens, 1511. Premier and Chief Secretary-­ SrPPLY: Agent-General for the State, 1006. Estimates-in-Chief­ ::11ines-- SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram Chief 0!-[ice, 1600, 1663. (Maree)]- ::\Iininr! Fields, 1676. Xominated. 2; (submits himself to Hou .. e), 2; (retums thanks on election). 2, 3; Premier and Chief Secretary­ (presentation to Lieuteuant-Governor), Agent-General for the State_, 1010. 3. Immigration, 1010. Absence of---Empire Parliamentary Asso­ ciation Delegation's visit to ::'-lorth Queensland Radio Service, 1140. Queensland, 735. Adjournment of House- SMITH, Honourable William Forgan Motion proposing to discuss . a definite (!VIackay) [Secretary for Agriculture matter of urgent pubhc Importance and Stock]-- (allPgcd irregula-rities at Chillagoe Takes his seat, 1. mines and smpltersl not. allov:ed. ~P­ eause an earlv opportumty will anse Addre•c·> in Reply, 114. for discus,ion" of matter on Estimates of Mines Department, 1553. BILLS: Commonwealth and State; Agreement Anwndments-- (War St'n-ice Sotilers) Ratification An hon. member not having spoken on (cornmittP<'), 1411. motion can sjwak on both motion and Cotton Industry Acte Anw!l(lment (initia­ amendment. 418. l ion in committee), 739, 740, 741; (2°), The Home having decided that certain 810. words must stand part. of the mat ion, an amPHdmPnt 1nav not bP n10v0d jn an Liquor Aets Amendment (initiation in earlier part of the.. motion, 423, .426. cummiltPc), 746; (committee), 801, 803; (rescis,iun of or

SPEAKER (Honourable William Bertram) STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount -continued: Morgan), [Home Secretary]- Chairman of Committees, Tcmporary­ Takes his ocat, 31. :'-iorninates panel, 7. Chillagoe Electoral District-Announces BJLLS' return of Mr. John 0' Keefe at Allan and Stark Burnctt Lane Snbwav by-election during recess, 7. Authorisation (initiation in committePi, Con:missioner to administer oath or affir­ 1339; (2°)' 1901. mation o£ allegiance, 7. Liquor Acb Amendment (initiation in IJrccs-:Member mHst appear in suitable com]]litteo), 742; (2°), 768, 792; (com­ attire, 1231. mittee), 794. 796. 797. 798, 799, 802, 804; (recommittal), 808, 809. Eacham Electoral District-Announces return of ::\1r. C. J. Ryan at by-election Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initia­ during recess. 7. tion in committee), 1838; (committee), 1900. Elections Tribunal-Announces Judge for 1926, 7. St:PPLY' Extracts-Lengthy quotations not in order, H.,timates-in-Cl, hi- 87. 1958. Home Secrdary- Int-erjections diwrderly, 26, 677, 1064, 1959. Aboriginals, Relief of, 877. ::\famcs hon. member for Sandgate (Mr. Sizer) for refusing to obey the authority Charitable Institutions and Granls. of the Chair, 1231. 878, 961. Order in debate, 423. 424. 425, 474. 599, 675, Chief O[!ice, 847, 849, 872. 676. 677, 931. 932, 933, 937, 943, 1070. Health, 965. 1813, 1884, 1903. 1905, 1965, 1959, 1971. Hospitals, 980. Papers printed during recess, 7. Insanity, 982. Pri,·ilegc. Question of, not involw•d in rcplv Lazaret, 982. to question asked• by hon. member fo'r Enoggcra, 224. Outdoor Hclief, 982. Heply-Minister in chargl' of Bill having Police, 982, 935. replied, debate on 2° stage closed, 1372. Prisons, 995. 'redious rcpdition, 395, 420, 423, 1362, 1363. Rrsu/utions n portal from Committec- Time limit of speeches-Member moving for I--Iorne 8ccretary~ un C'Xh?nHion of tin1e to another hon. nwmber will be depriYcd of his right Chi-ef Office, 1813, 1814. lo speak on the motion, 28, 38. Lazaret, 1826. Cnparliamentary language, 84, 97 602, 1053. 1906. ' , :V1iscellancous Services, 1828. Valedictory, 1980. SW AYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Cooper, Frank Arthur, (Mirani)- Esquire (Bremer)-- Ta kcs his spat, 2. BrLLs: Address in Reply, 92. Stamp ,\et' Amcndnrent-l\lember not in or-der in dealing with other a,·enub of BILLS' taxation on 2° of this Bill, 1175. Discharged SoldiNs' Settlement Acts Denial o£ hon. member must be accepted, Amendment (ccJmmiitce), 1920. 315. Gift Dut,· (2' ). 1693; (committee), 1783, Order in debate, 939, 942. 1799, 1800, 1808. 'l'ak.•s the chair, 123, 307, 437, 463, 568, 764, Uovcrnment Loan (2°), 1960. 938, 1083, 1157, 1171, 1555, 1708. Income Tax Ad Amendment (initiation), 1914; (initiation in comrnittoe-moYes SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Pollock, George, amendment), 1915. Esquire (Gregory), Chairman of Com­ Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment mittees]- (initiation in committee), 1839. 1842; " Hansard," :Mutilation of, 847. (mows amendment), 1844, 1845; (2"). 1903; (committee), 1908, 1910; (3°• Order in debalc, 775, 776, 779, 791, 813, 1963, moves amendment), 1911. 1964. Land 'l'ax Act Amendment (initiation in Takes the chair, 61, 103. 129, 205, 237, 246, committee), 921. 267. 291. 336, 434, 449, 735, 751, 787, 819, 847, 1943, 1960. Prickiy-pear Land Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 491. unparliamcntary language, 774 Primary Producers' Co-operative Associa­ SPEAKER, DEPUFY [Weir, David, Esquire tions Act Amendment (2b), 285; (com­ (Maryborough)l- mittee), 363, 366. Primary Prcduccrs' Organisation and Order in debate, 782. :Ylarketing (2°), 1072; (committee), 1374, Takes the chair, 780. 1376, 1378~ 1380, 1382, 1387, 1394, 1404. 40 INDEX TO SPEECHES--LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire-con­ BicLS-·rontinurd: tinued: Gift Duty (2°), 1691; (committee), 1783, BILLS-rontinucd: 1788, 1789, 1791, 1797, 1799, 1811. Stamp Acle ,\mcndment (conuuittee), (JovC'rnrnent Loan (2°), 1937. 1230. Income Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1972. Sugar \Vorkcrs' Perpetual Lease Selec­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in tions Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 922. mmmittcc), 1413, 1414. Prickly-pear Land Act Amendment (com­ Sugar \Y orks "\cts Amendment (init ia­ mittee), 637, 638, 642. tion in committee), 914; (2' ), 1049; (committee), 1414, 1417. Primary Produc-ers' Organisa lion and :Yiarketing (2°), 1080; (committee), 1390, \\'atcr (2°), 466; (committee), 883, 887, 1393, 1398, 1403. G89, 890, 891, 896, 897, 899, 903, 906, 909. Railways Acts Amendment (initiation in Days of sitting, 21. committee), 1191; (2°), 1361. Fillancial situation, 1331, 1960. South Brisbanc-Kyoglc-Grafton Railway Financial Statement, 681. Agreement (2°), 1564. Hours of sitting, 21; (extension of), 1019, Stamp Acts Amendment (2°), 1164; (com­ 1315. mittee), 1222, 1232, 1245. Railways, Proposed independent control of, Wat0r (committee), 890, 908. 669. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, l{efcn•lJda propo:-;als, Cornrnonwcalth, Re­ 1328, 1595, 1650. ,"trietion upon broadca~ting ~peechcs on, Financial situation, 1326, 1937. 416; (rnoYes amendment), 416. Financial Statement, 623. ~btnding Orch'r~, ~u&pension of (.... -\ppropria­ tion Bill 1'\o. 2), 1315. Refl'n_,ncla. llropo:"als, CnmmonwPalth, Re­ striction upon broadcasting speeches on, SrrPLY: 422. CornmittcP, Opening of, 305. St:unp Duties (Wa·ys and Means), 1029

Estimat.-s-i!I-Chirf- Sl!PPLY: ExccutiYc and LPgislatiYc-­ Est im a I c,,.; n-C hi rf­ LegislatiYc A'.

Bl!.l.S: BILLS: Con,titutinn Art Amendment (initiation Discharger! Sol{licrs' Settlement Acts in committee), 351. AmL•Pdment (2°), 1895. ]Ji,chargecl Soldier<' Settlement Acts Primary Producers' Organisation and Amendment (2°), 1878. :tiarketing (2°), 1084. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEl\IBLY. 41

WALKER, Harry Frederick, Esquire--con­ ScPPLY-contiwu( (l: tinued: Estimltlts-in-Cltic/-rontinuttl: BILLS-continued: Justice- Stamp Acts Amendment (committee). Electoral Registration, 1463. 1229, 1247. Chairn1an of Co1n1nittces. Tclnporary·­ Public V\ arks- :\ominatcd on panel, 7. Board of Trade and Arbitration, 13Ul. Tuhs chair, 1795. Buildings, 1290. Financial Statement, 686. Chid Office'. 1269 . .. Pair," Question of, 398. Bu-pen:5ion of hon. 111Cn1ber for ltock­ hampton, 747. ::5rPPLY: E., I i 111at' s-in-Chief­ Mines- WEIR, David, Esquil'e (lVIaryborough) [vide Chief Office, 1638, 1639. also " Chairman of Committees, 'l'em~ porary "]- l'ublic Lands- Takes his scat, 2. Chief Office, 1762. ,\tldre~s in Reply, 139. Public Works- Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, BILLS: and \Veights and Mcaoure~, 1306. Audit Acts Amendment (initiation in com­ mittee), 484, 485. WARREN, Richard James, Esquire Discharged Soldiers' Settlement AcL (Murrumba)- .Amendment (initiation in committee), 1859; (cornmittc'e), 1924. Takc•; his seat, 14. Addrc•ss in Reply, 205. Industrial Arbitration Acts Amendment (2°). 1908. BILLS: Liquor _-\e(:.; _\tneHclment (committee), 803. Commonwealth and State .Agrccn1cnt (\Yar Senicc Sd!lers) Ratification R.tilways Acts Amendment (2°), 1366. (committee), 1412. Stamp Acts Amenn, 1442. Stamp Acts Amendment (committee), 1227, Premier and Chief Secretury­ 1250, 1343. Irumigration, 1134. Sug-ar \Yorks Acts Amendment (com­ mittee), 1418. Water (committeL'), 831, 833, 838, 897, 898, 8G9. WELLINGTON, William John, Esquire \Vorker:j• Cotupt'll:'ution At'tS AnlL'lHlrncnt (Charters Towers)- (initiation ill com>uitte<'), 826, 827. 'Take,; his sPat, 223. Fi1wneial Sla l<'lllf'llt. 726, 1963. Chillago<' State smelters, IJosition in re, brPJlLY: 1618. Rstimates-in-Chitf­ Agricu!ture and Stoek­ Chief Office, 1492. A's! i matvs-in-('hi(_j­ Home Secretary­ ).finc~- Chief Office, 864. Chief Office, 1618. 1926-d 42 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

WILSON, Honourable Thomas (Fortitude WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire Valley [Secretary for Public In­ lltll'l (Bulimba)- struction]- Takes his seat, 2. Take& his seat, 1. Address in Reply, 86. WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire (Queenton) HILLS: Take' his seat, 2. \Yorkcrs' Compeusation Acts A!llendll!ent Address iu Reply, 257. (initiation in committ(){)), 824. BJLLS: \<'inaucial Statement, 538. \Vorkers' Compensation Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 825, 826. SuPPLY: 8LTPPLY:

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By Authority: AxTHOKY JAMES CG:ID!IKG, Government Printer. Brisbane LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Twenty-fourth Parliament – Second Session

Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.149-150, 1927

24 August 1927 – 15 December 1927

(McCormack Government)

INDEX

PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1-14 24 August 1927 623-657 27

14-38 25 August 1927 657-696 1

38-41 30 August 1927 696-733 2 November 1927

41-100 6 733-772 3 November 1927

101-133 15 September 1927 773-815 4 November 1927

133-168 20 September 1927 815-849 8 November 1927

168-195 21 September 1927 849-882 9 November 1927

195-226 22 September 1927 882-946 10 November 1927

227-268 27 September 1927 946-971 11 November 1927

268-296 28 September 1927 971-1007 15 November 1927

296-331 29 September 1927 1007-1069 16 November 1927

331-362 4 October 1927 1069-1130 17 November 1927

362-386 5 October 1927 1131-1163 18 November 1927

386-426 6 October 1927 1163-1198 22 November 1927

426-463 18 October 1927 1198-1260 23 November 1927

464-501 19 October 1927 1260-1317 24 November 1927

501-542 20 October 1927 1318-1346 25 November 1927

543-587 25 October 1927 1346-1380 29 November 1927

587-622 26 October 1927 1380-1441 30 November 1927 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1441-1500 1 December 1927 1632-1665 9 December 1927

1500-1518 2 December 1927 1666-1720 13 December 1927

1518-1534 6 December 1927 1720-1759 14 December 1927

1534-1586 7 December 1927 1760-1779 15 December 1927

1586-1632 8 December 1927

1927

QUEENSLAND.

OFFICIAL RECORD 0}1 TH.E DEBATES

OF THE

DURING THE

SECOND SESSION

:oF THE

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COMPRISING THE PERIOD FROM THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST TO THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, .an. 19~7.

VOL. CXLIX.

BHISBANE: llY AUTHORITY: ANTROXY Jl\.:lf.JCS C1JlPHNG, GOVEltN~1ENT PRIXTER SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND.

19 2 7.

THE GOVERNOR.

His Excellency Lieutenant-General SIR TiiOMAB HERBERT JOHN CHAPli!AN GooDWIN, K.C.B., C.::\LG., D.S.O. (Sworn in as Governor and assumed the Administration of the Government of the State an

THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.

Honourable WILLIAM LEKXO:-i.

THE MINISTRY.

Honourable WrLLIAll! MoCORl\IACK, Premier, Chief Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice· Pre>ident of the Executive Council; Honourable WILLLDI FORGAN S>II'rH, Secretary for Agriculture and Stock; Honourable ALFRED JAliiES JONES, Secretary for Mines; Honourable JoHN MULLAN, Attorney-General; Honourable JAMES LARCOllrBE, Secretary for Railway ; Honourable JAli!ES STOPFORD, Home Secretary; Honourable MICHAEL JOSEPH Kmw.m, Secretary for Public Works: Honourable THOMAS vVILSON, Secretary for Public Instruction; Honourable THOli!AS Dt:XfTAN, Secretary fur Public Lands; and Honourable DAVID ALEXANDER GLEDSON, Secretary for Labour and Industry

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Speaker-Honourable \VILLIAM BERTRAM (Jfaree). Chairman of Committees-GEORGE PoLLOCK, Esquire (Gregory), Temporary Chairmen of Committees:- COOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (Bremer). :MAXWELf,, JAMES FRAl'lCIS, Esquire ('l'oowong), RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burkr). WALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Cooroora). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (Maryborough). APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE (Albert). BARllEE, GEoRGE PHILIP, Esquire (Bundaberg). BAR)'!ES, GEoRGE PowELL, Esquire (TVa,.wick). iv.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued.

B.\RNES, Honourable \VALTER I-l~NRY (lVynnmn). BEDFORD, RANDOLPH, Esquire ( lVarJ•ego). BELL, ERNEST THO:IIM;, Esquire (l'ussifu-n). BERTRAM, Honourable \VILLIAM (Maree). BRAND, \VILLIAM ALFRED, Esquire (Burrum). BRASSINGTON, SA>I!UEL JOHN, Esquire (Balonnr:). BRUCE, HENRY ADAM, Esquire (11 cnncdy). Bt:LCOCK, FRANK \VILLIAM, Esquire (Barcoo). CARTER, GEORGE, Esquire (Port C!'urtis). CLAYTON, ERNEST HENRY COLLET, Ee,quire (Wide Bay). COLLINS, CHARLES, Esquire (Bou•en). CoNROY, CHARLES \VILLLIM, Esquire (Jfaranou). COOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (B1·emer). CoOPER, WILLIAM, Esquire (Rosewood). CORSER, BERNARD HENRY, Esquire (Burnett). COSTELLO, EDWARD, Esquire (Carnarvon). DASH, JOHN, Esquire (Jfundingburra). DEACON, \VILLIAM ARTHUR, Esquire (Cunningham). DuNSTAN, Honourable THOMAS (Gympie). EDWARDS, J AMES BRAIDWOOD, Esquire p· an an go:. ELPHINSTONE, AUGUSTUS CECIL, Esquire (OxZ,y). FARRELL, GEORGE PRITCIIARD, Esquire (I/ockhampton). FERRICKS, :MYLES ALOYSIUS, Esqui·re (South Brisbane) FOLEY, THOMAS ANDREW, Esquire (Leichhardt). FRY, JA:IIES PoRTER, Esquire (Kurilpn). GLEDSON, Honourable D.1 \'ID ALEXANI'ER (Jpszeteh,. HANLON, EDWARD ~liCHAEL, Esquire (lthaca). IIANSON, EDWARD J OSEPH, Esquire (Bura7l(la). HARTLEY, HAROLD LESLIE, Esquire (Fit.:-roy). HYNES, :MAURICE l:'ATRICK, Esquire ('l'ou :ls~·illt). JONES, Honourable ALFRED J.nrES (Pruldington) KELSO, \VILLIAM, Esquire (JVundah). KERR, JA}IES f)TEVINGSTONE, Esquire (Enrggera). KING, REGINALD MACDOXNELL, Esquire (Logan). KIRWAN, Honourab:e JI.IICHAEL .JOSEPH (Bri.•bant). LARCOMBE, Honourable J. AMES (li eppcl). LLEWELYN, EVAN JOHN, Ji>•quire (Too:,•nomba).

LLOYD, \VILLIAM FIELD, Esquire (I! 1 lvin Grove). LoGAN, GEORGE ANDREW, Esquire (Lnckya). }1AXWELL, JAMES FRANCIS, Esquire (Toowongj. McCORMACK, Honourable \YILLLUI (C'r:irns). l\lcLACHLAN, l'ETER .i\LFilED, Esquire (Mtrthyr). ::'doCRE, 1\RTHUR EDWARD, Esquire ("t"biyny). MORGAN, GODFREY, Esquire (Murilla). MuLLAN, Honourable JOHN (J!'linders). t NOTT, FREDERICK LANC'ELOT, Esquire (Stan/cy) O'KEEFE, JOHN, Esquire (Chillagoe). PAYNE, JOHN, Esquire (Mitchell). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (He,rbert), PETERSON, JAMES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (Normanby). PoLLOCK, GEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke),

* Took his seat on 6th September, 1927, vice Edward Martin Land, Esq., who died 2nd May, 1927, t Died 5th December, 1927; seat declared vacant 15th December, 1027. V.

THE LEGJSLATlVE ASSEMBLY-continued

RoBERTS, THOMAS RoBERT, Esquire (East Toowoomb(l). RuSSELL, HUGH McDIAR1IID, Esquire (Too m bul). HuSSELL, WILFRED ADAJ\rs, Esquire (Dalby). RYAN, CORNELIUS J.UIES, Esquire (Ear·ham). RYAX, HENRY JoSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HUBERT EBENEZER, Esquire (Sandgatc). S1II1'H, Honourable \VILLIAM FoRGAN (Jlackuy). R~·oPFORD, Honourable J.HIES, (Jiount Jloryan) SWAYNE, EDWARD Downrou, Esquire (Jfimni). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Windsor). WALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Coorooru) \VARREN, RICHARD jAMES, Esquire (Mun·umba). WEIR, DAVID, Esquife (Marybo,·ough). WELLINGTON,. \'i!ILLIAM JOHN, Esquire (Cha1·tcrs :l'owers). WILSON, Honourable THOMAS (Fortitude Valley). WINSTANLEY, VERNON, Esquire (Queenton). WRIGHT, ALBERT HENRY, Esquire (Bulimba).

COMMITTEES.

LIBRARY.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Elphinstone, Mr. Collins, Mr. Pease, Mr. G. P. Barnes, and Mr. I-I. M. Russell. PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS.-Mr. Speaker, ]\fr. Riordan, Mr. Dash, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Logan, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. W. McCormack. PRINTING.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Barber, Mr. Brucc, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, and Mr. Swayne.

REFRESH~IENT Romis.-Mr. Speaker. Mr. Pollock, :\Ir. ll. J. Ryan, :.\Ir. F. A. Cooper, Mr. Corser, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr King. STANDING ORDERS.-Mr. Speaker, :\lr. King, Mr. Taylor, :'Ylr. Moore, Mr. Bulcock, Mr. Ferricks, and Hon. W. McCormack.

PUBLIC WORKS COrvnnss:oN

Mr. Payne (Chairman), Mr. Co!lins, 1\Ir F. A Cooper, :.\Ir. W. Cooper, Mr. Corscr, :\lr. Roberts, and Mr. H. J. Ryan.

ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL.

ELECTIONS JuDGE.-The Honourable Mr. Justice Macrossan, S.P.,1. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.149-150, 1927 24 August 1927 – 15 December 1927

LEGISLATIVE A~SEMBLY.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Absence, Leave of, to Members­ BILLS- Mr. Morgan, 169. Aboriginals Protection and Rr stricti on of the Sale of Opium Acts Amendment Mr. Nott, 169. (initiation), 388; (initiation in commit­ Mr. Payne, 169. tee and 1°), 437; (2), 837; (committee and 3°), 1770; (assent), 1779. Agricultural Township Portions (initiation), Address in Reply, 5. 428; (initiation in committee), 586, 824; (1 °), 825; (2°), 971, 973; {committee), Adoption of, 351. 973; {3°), 1163; (assent), 1779. Answer of Governor, 587. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (initiation), Debate on, 5, 101, 135, 171, 197, 233, 269, 298 230; (initiation in committee and 1 ~), 334. ' 351; (2"), 375, 403, 429; (amcndment­ Mr. llerr), 405; committee), 830; (3"), Extension of debate on, under Standing 973; (a,sent), 1346. Order No. 17, 15. Appropriation, No. 1 (suspension of Stand­ Presentation to Governor, 543, 587. ing Orders), 15; (all stages), 30; (assent), 38. Appropriation, No. 2 (suspc•nsivn of Stand­ Adjournment of House, Disallowance of ing Orders), 658; (all stage,), 688; Proposed Motion for- (o5·ent), 696. Appropriation, No. 3 (1° and 2'-'), 1658; unemployment relief (Speak~r's rl!ling), 15. (committee and 3°), 1655; (assent), 1666. Brisbane River Tidal Lands Improvement Adjournments, Special­ (initiation), 196; (initiation in commit­ tee), 230; (1°), 233; (2°), 1517; (com­ Armistice Day, 946. mittee), 1518; (3°), 1519; (assent), 1779. Close of session, 1778. Clifton, Cottonvale, Esk, Gympie, Her­ Death of Mr. F. L. Nott, M.L.A., 1534. berton, Ingham, N ambour, Townsville, and W oodford Pl!blic Land Mortgages Loan Council, Meeting of, 423. (initiation and 1 °), 1535; (2°), 1775; Opening of session, 14. (committee and 3°), 1776; (assent), 1779. South J ohnstone strike- Commonwealth and States Financial Agree­ ment Ratification (initiation), 1587; Control of railways, 41; (amendment- initiation in committee and 1°), 1633; Jfr. Sizer), 63; (amendment-Mr. (2°), 1666; (committee), 1694; (3°), 169b; Forgan Smith), 63. (assent), 1779. Threatened dislocation of railway service, 40. Electrical Workers (initiation), 230; (initia­ tion in committee), 437; {1°), 438; (2°), 1192, 1337; (committee), 1359; (3°), 1519; (assent), 1779. Auditor-General's Reports­ Evidence and Discovery Act Amendment Central Sugar Mills, 946. (initiation and JO), 1442; (2°), 1770; (committee and 3°), 1771; (assent), 1779. Chillagoe State Smelters, 38. Firearms License (initiation), 334; (initia­ Loan Acts Sinking Funds, 5. tion in committee), 363; (1°), 370; (2°), Public Accounts, 543. 841; (committee), 1518; WJ, 1633; (assent), 1779. Public Debt Reduction Fund, 5. Fruit and Vegetables (initiation), 169; State Enterprises, 971. (initiation in committee), 196; (1 °), 197; (2°), 353; (committee), 356; (3°), 428; (assent), 815. Balonne Electoral District- Infant Life Protection Act Amendment (initiation), 388; (initiation in commit­ Return of Mr. Samuel John Brassington at tee and 1°), 436; (2°), 836; (committee), by-election during recess, 4. 837; (3°), 972; (assent), 1346.

0 1927-a NOTE.-" " indicates" reading." 2 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

BILLS--continued : Chalk, Mr. John, Parliamentary Electrician" Land Acts Amendment (initiation), 1442; Death of (motion of condolence), (initiation in committee), 1507; (amend­ 1520. ment-.ilfr_ .Moore), 1513; (report stage), 1516 ; (1 °), 1516 ; (2°)' 1589, 1696, 1721 ; (oo(llmittee), 1735; (3°), 1778; (assent), Chillagoe State Smelters­ 1779. Auditor-General's Report on, 38. Land 'l'ax Act Amendment (initiation), 1008; (initiation in committee), 1348; Position in re (Committee of Supply, Open­ (1 °), 1352; (2°), 1520, 1587; (committee ing of), 516, 545; (Vote on Account,. and 3°), 1589; (assent), 1666. £3,900,000), 659. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initia­ tion), 1666; (initiation in committee), Committee, Printing­ 1776; (1° and 2°), 1777; {committee and 3°), 1778; {assent), 1779. Appointment, 15. Mining Acts Amendment (initiation), 134; (initiation in committee), 170; (1 °), 170; Committee, Standing Orders­ (2°), 358; (committee), 1377; (3°), 1519; (assent), 1779. Appointment, 15. Mining Acts Amendment, No. 2 {initiation), 1008; (initiation in committee, 1°, and 2'~), 1768: (committee and 3°), 1770; Committees, Library, Parliamentary Build-, (assent), 1779. ings, and Refreshment Rooms­ Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation), 589; Appointment, 15. (initiation in committee), 818; (1°), 824; (2°), 947, 973; (committee). 1132, 1163; (3°), 1501; (amendment-JI1·. Jloore), Crown Fees paid to Barristers and 1501; (aseent), 1779. Solicitors- Primary Produce Experiment Stations Return in re (motion-Jfr. Chyton), 1633_ (initiation), 658; (initiation in commit­ toe), 816; (1 °), 818; (2°), 850; (commit­ tee), 956; (3u), 1132; (assent), 1346. Days of Sitting­ Public Service Superannuation Act Amend­ Friday, 589. ment (initiation), 334; (initiation in committee), 370; (1 °), 375; (2"), 465; Hours of sitting, 30; {extension of), 593, (committee), 581; (order for 3°-.ilfr. 1319. Deacon's amendment), 586 ; (3°), 658; Precedence of Government business on (assent), 815. Thursday, 589. Queensland Law Society (initiation), 545; Tuc,day, \Yednes·day, and Thursday, 30. (initiation in committe0), 825; (1'-'), 828; (2°), 1000; (committee), 1006, 1164; (3°), 1347; (assent), 1779. Death of Mr. John Chalk, Parliamentary Reciprocal Enforcement of .Judgments Electrician- (initiation), 134; (initiation in commit­ tee). 169; (1°). 170: (2°), 356; (com­ Motion of condolence, 1520. mittee), 358; (3u), 428; (assent), 815. Rnral Fi;·es (initiation), 429; (initiation in committee). 828: (1°). 830; (2°), 1165; Death of Mr. F. L. Nott, M.L.A. for (committee). 1322, 1326; {3°), 1501; Stanley- (assent), 1779. Motion of condolence, 1520. South ,Johnstone. Gin Gin. North Eton, and Scat declared vacant, 1760. Mount Bauple Sugar \Vorks (initiation), 1262; (initiation in cowmittee), 1352: (1°), 1359; (2 '), 1760; (committee and Disorder in Public Gallery-( Stranger 3°), 1768; (assent), 1779. removed), 94. ·unemployed vVorkcrs Insurance Act Amend­ ment (initiation), 230; (initiation in com­ mittee), 351; (1°), 353; (2°), 433, 482; DIVISIONS- (amendment-Jfr. Si ,er), 439; (cornmit­ L'c), 586; (3°), 658; (assent), 1346. BILLS: Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (initia­ Apprenticeship Act Amercdment­ tion), 1442; (initiation in committee and l'rfr_ 1°), 1517; (2°), 1771; (committee and Sccond reading (amendment 3°), 1775; (assent), 1779. Kur), 435. Third reading, 973. By-Election during Recess (Balonne), 4. Electrical Workers- Clause 5 (amendmcnt-Jfr. H. M. Ilussell), 1368. Central Sugar Mills, Auditor-General's Land Acts Amcndment- Report on, 948. Clame 2 (amendment-Mr. Corser), 1740. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary­ Clause 9 (amendment-.ilfr. Coslello),, Panel nominated by Mr. Speaker, 5. 1750. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

DIVISIONS-----eontinued : Governor's Opening Speech, 1, 5. BILLS-·rontin'lted: Land Tax Act Amendment­ "Ha,nsard "- Initiation in committee, 1352. Circulation and cost of, Report on, 5. Second reading, 1589. Condensation of reports during extended' sitting, 1718. Petroleum Act Amendment- Clause 2 (amendment-Mr. Moore), Hours of Sitting, 30 ; (automatic adjourn· 1139. ment not adhered to), 81; (extension Clause 3 (amendment-Mr. Taylor), 1156; (amendment-Mr. Corse1·), 1164. of) 593, 1319. Third reading (amendment - Mr. Moore), 1507. Land Settlement Advisory Board (report Primary Produce Experiment Stations-­ tabled), 39. Clause 8 (amendment-Mr. Warren), 970. Leave of Absence to Members­ Rural Fires- Mr. Morgan, 169. Motion (Jfr. Goner)-" That Tem­ porary Chairman's ruling be dis­ Mr. Nott, 169. agreed with-" 1326. Mr. Payne, 169. Unemployed \Vorkcrs Insurance Act Amendment- Library Committee­ Second reading (amendment - Mr. Appointment, 16. Siz< r), 463. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 595. Loans Sinking Funds, Auditor-General's, ScPPLY: Report on, 5. Committee, Opening of {motion-" That the Speaker do now leave the chair"), Member, Death of- 575. Mr. F. L. Nott, 1520. Vote on Account (.£3,900,000) (amendment -.'fir. Corser), 681. Member Sworn- Suspension of members­ Mr. W. H. Barnes, 1457. Mr. S. J. Brassington, 41. 1\lr. Corser, 1325, 1459. Members, Leave of Absence to­ Mr. 11organ, 169. Elections Tribunal­ Mr. N

Estimates-in-Chief, 1927-1928- Members Named- (Tabled), 516. Mr. W. H. Barnes, 1457. Mr. Corser, 1325, 1457. Estimates, Supplementary, 1926-1927- Members, Suspension of­ (Tabled), 1535. :Mr. W. H. Barnes, 1457. Mr. Corser, 1325, 1458; (notice

Fees paid to Barristers and Solicitors­ Ministers' Travelling Expenses, Allowances, Return in re (motion-Mr. Clayton), 1633. and Motor Car Hire- Return in re (motion-Mr. Iielso), 334; Financial Statement (Committee of Supply), (return tabled), 544. 575. Debate on, 595, 623. 688, 697, 735, 774; Nott, Mr. F. L., Member for Electoral (postponement of), 658. District of Stan!ey (death announced), Tables relating to (tabled), 516. 1520; (motion of condolence), 1520• 4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Opening of Parliament, l. QUESTIONs-continued : Auditor-General's report on public accounts, Date of presentation of (Mr. Taylor), Opening Speech, The Governor's, l, 5. 298, 363. Australian stud sheep, Suggested prohibi­ tion of export of (Mr. Bedford), 1760. Papers Printed during Recess, 5. A ward for rural industries, Reports and recommendations in re (Mr. Walker), Parliament­ 228. Balances, Public Accounts (J1r. Moore), Opening, 1. 168; (Jir. G. P. Barnes), 1318. Prorogation, 1779. Bananas railed from Gympie-Nambour and Mary Valley Railways (Mr. Walker), 1260, 1347. Parliamentary Buildings Committee­ Baralaba-Theodol'e Railway, Cost of con­ Appointment, 15. struction of (Jfr. l'ete1·son), 196. Beacons in Jl.ioreton Bay, Replacement of (Mr. ilppr /), 501. Personal Explanations­ Bears, Native, slaughtered during close Mr. W. H. Barnes, 622. season (Jfr. Kclso), 40; slaughtered during open season {Mr. Elphinstone), Mr. Jones, 531. 1720. Mr. Sizcr, 363. Bills, Earlier supply of, to Members of Mr. Taylor, 531. Parliament (Jfr. Peterson), 1441. Blackall-Yaraka Railway, Cost of (Jfr. 1V. H. Ba1·ncs;, 1380. Printing Committee­ Bookmakers, Taxation of {Mr. Jiaxwell), Appointment, 15. 195. Bo-rder Railway, Extension from Dirran­ bandi (11:1r. G. P. Barnes), 1534. Public Accounts, Auditor-General's Report Bran, flour, and pollard received at Wallan­ on, 543. garra (Mr. G. P. Bar'{!es), 228. Brisbane-Kyogle Railway, Contract for Public Debt Reduction Fund, Auditor­ construction of Queensland portion of General's Report on, 5. (Mr. Elphinstone), 947, 972. Brisbane, Maize railed from, 1924-27 (Mr. Clayton), 296. Question, Disallowance of, 697. Brisbane River- Alleged pollution by sewage effluent dis­ charged at Luggage Point (Mr. Sizer), QUESTIONS- 464; (Mr. I1. e/so), 1069. Aborigines employed at Wrotham Park, Alleged silting in (Mr. Appel), 1500, 1586. Reported irregularities in connection Improvements, harbour dues, and expen­ with ("Ur. Moore), 40, 464. diture on {Mr. K•e1-r), 268. Advertising by Irrigation Department, Brisbane-Sandgate and Gympie-Traveston 1926-27 (Jir. Kerr), 331. railway fares (,~Ir. Clayton), 1007. Agricultural Bank, Applications for Brisbane \Vater Supply, Report of Commis­ advances received by, during 1926-27 sioner inquiring into (Mr. Kerr), 697. (Jfro. Walker), 228. Brooloo-Monkland Railway, Cost of con­ Agricultural, fruit, and dairying industries, struction of (Mr. Walker), 658. Suggested appointment of board to report on (J!lr. Corsrr), 849. Butcher Shops, State- Agriculture, Council of- Decontrol of meat prices (Mr. Clayton), 882. Payments to employees and others follow­ ing on reconstitution of (!1!lr. Costello), Meat pu:chascd from, for State institu­ 386. tions, 1926-1927 (Jir. Clayton), 947. Pool boards represented on, and pool Number of, 1924-1927 (Mr. Edwards), 229. levies (J1r. Walker), 387. Butter imported into Queensland (Mr. America and Great Britain, Cost of Pre­ Walker), 427; (Mr. Moore), 588. mier's visit to (Mr. Kelso), 623. Butter manufactured in Queensland, 1926- Anakie gem field and Government mono­ 1927 {Mr. Bmnd), 734. poly (vide "Gem pool scheme"). Butter Pool Boar-d, Payments to members, Anzac Memorial, National, Government 1926-27 {Mr. Brand), 297. subsidy towards (Mr. Kerr), 229. Callide and Upper Burnett Land Settle­ Application by Wyangarie Shire Council ment Schemes (Mr. Clayton), 1501. for postal ballot (Mr. King), 39. Cost of providing water facilities (Mr. Appointments to C.I. Branch, System 111 oore), 1518. adopted in connection with (/l1r. Appel), Expenditure on railway construction (11fr. 815. Clayton), 1632, 1666. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Cancer research in Queensland, Common­ Crown Timber- wealth subsidy for (Mr ..4z;pel), 36~. Sold (Mr. Robcrts), 333, 587, 849; (Jfr. Cattle graziers in drought-stricken .ue-t•>, Swo ync), 1198, 1534. Relief of (Mr. S1eayne), 134. Supplies Df, to State sawmills (Mr. Cattle grazing industry, Proposed inquiry G. P. Barnes), 228; (Jb. Corser), 815. into (Mr. Cm·srr), 464; (Mr. Srcayne), Value Df, in Reservo 394, 84, and 98 (Mr. 1260. Swayne), 1534. Cattle, sheep, and wool, Railway freights Curley, Herbcrt Arthur, Case Df (Mr. on (Mr. Clayton), 773. Maxwcll), 1318. Colotex industry, Establishment of, in Custard apples, Levy Dn prDducors of (Mr. Queensland (Mr. Moore), 40. Kerr), 297. Central Queensland Sheep Experimental Dairying, agricultural, and fruit industries, Station, Federal Government eo-opera· Suggested appointment of board tao tion in (Mr. Bulcock), 229. report on (Mr. Corser), 849. Chillagoo State smelters- Dawson Valley irrigatiDn project- Mines owned or worked by Government in connection with (Mr. Walker), 1500. BlDcks surveyed and allotted (Jfr. Clay­ ton), 1501. Purchase of Redcap mine (Mr. Moore), 196. Expenditure on (M·r. Pcterson), 196; (Mr. Bell), 816. Report of Audit Inspector McCaffrey in re (M·r. Corscr), 544, 588. Expenditure Dn demonstratiDn farm (Mr. lV a1·ren), 773. Report of Auditor-General in re position at (Mr. Moore), 14. Regulations under IrrigatiDn Act (Mr. King), 334. Claims on Railway Department for goods lost or damaged in transit (Mr. Debb. State and State authorities', Interest Walker), 1007. DD, payable outside Queensland (¥r. Jfoon), 1586. Coal- Deep sinking. Loans granted for (Mr. Price of, and cost of production at State Corscr), 658, 773. conlminos (Mr. Brand), 696. Demurrage. Railway revenue collected. fDr Purchased by State Railway Department (Mr. Brand). 297. from State coalmines (Mr. Brand). 227. Department~! officers visiting Dther coun­ Commodity boards, Director of Marketing tries to gain experience (Mr. [[err), and membership Df (Jfr. Costello), 426. 502, 543. Cmnmonwealth Rural Credits Department DirectDr of Marketing and membership Df Advances in Queensland by (l;Ir: commodity boards (llfr. Costello), 426. Costcllo), 386. Commonwealth subsid,- for cancer research Drought-stricken areas, Relief Df cattl& in Queensland (Mr. Li]Jpel), 362. graziers in (M"r. S1eayne), 134. Consolidated Revenue, Trust, and Loan Dunw1ch- Fund balancce (Mr. Moore), 168; (Mr. Cost of remoYal Df buildings from St. G. P. Barnes), 1318. I-Ielena to (Mr . .ilfoore), 946, 1132. Cooroy-Eumundi Railway deviation, Cost Mess-romn boiler (Jfr. Jloore), 734. of maintenance of (Mr. Walker), 1007, 1199. Soldiers' Ward at, RomDval of ("llr. J[ oore), 815. Coowy-Tewantin main road, Pro'·. Subdivision of (Jfr. Perricks), 427. I1 err), 1586. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-cont·inued: Etheridge Railway district, Increased Hanvin, Tllr. D. J., Application of, to be allowance paid to Government servants heard at bar of House (Jfr. Corser), in (J£ r . .M oore), 502. 1070. Eungella State Forest, Timber sold from Harbour dues and expenditure on Brisbane (Jlr. Swayne), 1198, 1534. River improvemE>nt (21£r. K erT), 268. Exports and Imports of Queensland (Mr. Hare coursing, mechanical, Betting on .11 o ore), 1586. (Jh. Winstanley), 169 . Federal Government co-operation in sheep Helidon State quarry (Mr. Kerr), 733. experimental sta.tion in Central Queens­ land (.llr. Bulcock), 229. Illegal strikes and attempts unlawfully to influence police (Mr. G. P. ]]a.rnes), Financial Statement, Date of delivery of 268. (Jlr. 1V. H. Barnes), 298; (Jfr. Win­ stanley), 334. Immigration- Fires, Rural, Prevention Board (Mr. Cost in Queensland (Mr. Roberts), 387. Costello), 1261. Expenditure on, 1858, 1927; (Jh·. Collins), Flour, bran and pollard received at 1163. Wallangarra (J£r. G. P. Barnes), 228. :\"aminated immigrants, Control of (Jlr. Fodder for starving stock, Railway freight lloberts), 387; (M1-. Kcrr), 502. concessions on, 1926-27 (211r. Corser), Imports and exports of Queensland (Jfr. 464, 588. 1!-foorc), 1586. Forestry Department- Inglcwood-Texas proposed railway, Sug­ gested report by Public Works Com­ Log timber supplied to State sawmills mission on (Mr. Costello), 1132. by (Mr. G. P. llarnes), 228; (Jfr. Corser), 815. Interest on State and State authorities' debts payable outside Queensland (~vir. Pine sold as standing timber (Mr. Roberts), 587. Moore), 1586. Reserves 394, 84, and 98, Value of timber Intimidation, Alleged, of workers at South Johnstone Sugar Mill (Mr. Moore), contained in (Jlr. Swayne), 1534. 623. Timber sold by (Mr. lloberts), 333, 849. Ipswich railway workshops, Cost of electric Timber sold from Eungella State Forest power and electric rotor repairs at (Mr. \Mr. Swayne), 1198, 1534. P. A.. Cooper), 883, 972. Freights, Railway- Ipswich-Toowoomba railway line, Duplica­ . tion and regrading of (Mr. 'G. P. Cattle, sheep, and wool (Jfr. Clayton), 773. Barnes), 228. Irrigation Commissioner's Department, Dates of increases in (Jfr. Walker), 227. Advertising by, 1926-27 (Mr. Kerr), Wool, Longreach to Brisbane (.lfr. 331. Walker), 227. Irrigation undertaking, Dawson Valley­ Fruit, agricultural, and dairying indus­ Blocks surveyed and allotted (Mr. tries, Suggested qppointment of board Clayton), 1501. to report on (Jfr. Corser), 849. Expenditme on (2J.fr. Petcrson)"" 196; Gas supply for residents of Enoggera (,lfr. Bell), 816. electorate (Jir. K eTr), 297. Expenditure on demonstration farm Gem pool scheme- (M1·. Warren), 773. Government buying monopoly (Jfr. Regulations under Irrigation Act (Jir. Moore), 1760. Kino), 334. Purchases under (Jfr. lValker), 1347. Johnson and Walsh, Legal exoenses in re Sales, 1926-27 (Jfr. Jf oore) 133 · (Jfr. deportation proceedings (Jfr. Walker), Walkr;r), 1067, 1347. ' ' 587. Stocks held under (Jfr. Walker), 1131. Kinbomhi State school, Cost of construc­ tion of (Jlr. Clayton.), 133. Goondiwindi towards Milmerran and Wanvick-Goondiwindi main roads (Jfr. Kim_(aroy-Thccbine railway lint>, Late Co..tello), 1131. running of trains on (Jfr. Edv;ards), 543, 588. Government servants in district served by Etheridge Railway, Increased allow­ K vogle-Brisbane Railway, Contract for ance paid to (Jir . .Moore), 502. • construction of Queensland portion of (Jir. Elphinstone), 947, 972. Government subsidy to ~ational Anzac Memorial (.lfr. K err), 229. Labour Bureau, Brisbane, Unemployed persons assembled at (Mr. lloberts), Grants in aid of prospecting 1918-1924 1008. (Mr. Walker), 387, 428, 587,' 623; (Mr. Corser), 773, 816. Lake's Creek and Parkhurst train-tram services, Loss on (Mr. [{err), 331. Great Britain and America, Cost of Land Act, Proposed amendment of (.lfr. Premier's visit to (Mr. Kelso), 623. King), 850. Gympie railway station, Cost of alterations Land leased under Nicholls reafforestation and additions to (MT. Walker), 587. scheme (Jfr. Walker), 331. Gympie-Traveston and Brisbane-Sandgate Lazaret, Peel Island, Treatment of patients railway fares (l>Ir. Clayton), 1007. at (Mr. Appcl), 697. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 7

'QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Legislation in relation to motion picture Moreton Bay, Replacement of beacons in industry (Jfr. K n·r), 229. (:vir. Appel), 501. Levy on producers of custard apples (Mr. Motion picture industry, Legislation in 11 err), 297. relation to (.'.fr. I1 err), 229. Loan, Trust, and Consolidated Revenue :Motor lorries and trucks used on stations Funds balances (Jir. Moore), 168; (J1r. and farms, Suggested exemption from U. P. IJarnes), 1318. registration of (Mr. W . .ti. Russell), Loans in aid of mining UVr. Walker), 387; 733. (Mr. Gorser), 658, 773, 816. Motor vehicles, Revenue from registration Locomotive depot at Mayne Junction (Mr. and licensing of (Mr. W. A. Russell), Gorscr), 696, 734. 1131. Locomotives, Railway, recently arrived Mount Cannindah Copper Mining Com­ from England (Mr. Roberts), 269. pan:.·'s leases, Application for forfeiture of (Jfr. Cor..er), 883. Log timber supplied by Forestry Depart­ ment to State sawmills (Mr. G. P. National Anzac Memorial, Government Barws), 228; (.l1r. Gorser), 815. subsidy towards, (Mr. I1 err), 229. Luggage Point, Alleged pollution of Bris­ Kative bear and opossum skins, Revenue bane River by sewage effluent dis­ derived from (.lfr. Gostello), 543. charged at (M1·. Sizer), 464; (Mr. Native bears slaughtered during close K el.~o), 1069. season (Mr. I1 elso), 40; slaughtered Main Roads Cmnmission- during open season (Mr. Elphinstone), 1720. Goondiwindi towards Milmerran road (Mr. Gostello), 1131. .Nicholls reafforestation ooheme, Land leased under (Mr. WalkM·), 331. Power to regulate traffic on South Coast road (Jfr. Appel), 427. ::\;oise money, Claim by railway workshop employees for (Mr. Appel), 464. Warwick to Goondiwindi roaastoral leases- c;overnment institutions, 1926-27 (Jfr. Expiring 1927·30 (Mr. Taylor), 332. Clayton), 947. In existence at 31st December, 1926 (J1r. Medical attendant at race meetings in Moore), 386. metropolitan area, Provision of U!fr. 1/iordan), 849. Subdivision of (Mr. Ferricks), 427. lHessroom boiler at Dunwich (Jfr. Moore), Payments to members of Butter Pool 734. Board, 1826-27 (Jlr. Brand), 297. Miners' phthisis, Suggested allocation of Peanuts, Regulations restricting sale of profits from Workers' Compensation (Jir. Edu·ards), 296. Department to sufferers from IMr l'etcrson), 1721. ' . Peel Island, Treatment of patients at Lazaret on (Mr. Appel), 697 . .Mining Industry- Picketing, Advisableness of amending Expenditure in aid of mining (Mr. Walke1·), 387. Trade Union Act in re (Mr. Kerr), 40. Grants or loans made (Jfr. Walker). 387 Pilfering. Alleged, on Brisbane wharve.s 423, 587, 623; (J1r. Corser), 773, 816. ' (ilfr. Size1·), 14. Mining 2'\lachinery Advances Act Loans Pilot steamer "Matthew Flinders" (.r1r. under (Jh. Corser), 658, 773, 816. Appel), 733. l\:Ionkland.-Brooloo Railway, Cost of con· Pine belonging to Crown sold as standing strucbon of (Mr. Walker), 658. timber (J1r. Roberts), 587, 849. 8 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS--continued : Police-- Railways- Appointments to C.I. Branch, System Bananas railed from G;.·mpie·N arnbour, adopted in connection with (Mr. and l\1ary Valley (Mr. Walker), 1260, Appcl), 815. 1347. Attempts unlawfully to influence (Jir. Ba1·alaba· Theodore line, Cost of con­ U. P. llarurs), 268. struction of (Jlr. Pf'terson). 196. I"uo of travellers' rations by (Mr. B!acka.ll·Y m· aka line, Cost of construc­ Walker), 1318. tion of (Jir. TV. l-1. Barncs), 1380. Station at Tinana, Cost of improvements Brisbane·Kyoglo line, Contract for con­ at (_l!r. Clayton), 503. struction of Queensland portion of Pol!ard, bran, and flour received at (Jfr. Elph·instone), 947, 972. Wallangarra (Jlr. G. P. Barnes), 228. Coal purchased from State coal mines Pool boards represented on Council of (.Mr. Brand), 227. Agriculture and pool levies (,lir. Construction works, Number of men TVal' c1·), 387. employed, 1912·15 and 1924·27 (.'lfr. Erllcards), 229. Postal ballot- Demurrage. Revenue collected for (Jfr_ ~' pplieation by "\Vyangarie Shire Council Brand), 297. for (Jlr. King), 39. Deviation (79.mile) between Cooroy and Cancellation of applications by local Eumundi, Cost of maintenance of (Mr. authorities for (Jir. King), 333. TV ulktr), 1007, 1199. Sh1res directed to take (Mr. King), 269. Duplication and regrading of line Premier's speech on South Johnstone between Ipswich and Toowoomba strib•, Circulation of (Jlr. K clso), 134. (Jir. G. P. JJarnes), 228. Prc·mier's visit to Great Britain and Emp!o~·ees- America, Cost of (Jlr. Kelso), 623. Dismissed, Payment of (Mr. Moore), P.::oduc0 and manufarturcs of Corrunon­ 269. wealth consun1cd in Queen:-:land sugar Number in department (:llr. TValker), districts. Quantities ancl values of (Jlr. 228, 464, 544. S1caync), 134. TiemoYed or dispensed with (Mr. I'rospccting. etc., Expenditure in aid of ll' r ir), 1347, 1519; (Jlr. Warren), (Mr. Walker). 387, 587, 623; (Mr. 1720. Corser), 773, 816. :Fares. Gympie·Traveston and Brisbane­ Prospectors for oil, Rights and privileges Sandgatc (J.Ir. Clayton), 1007. of (Jlr. 1V. ~1. lt?t~sell), 657. Freight concessions for starving stock Public accounts, Balances of (Jfr. "Voore), and fodder (.l.fr. Corser), 464, 588. 168; (Jlr. G. P. Barnes), 1318. Freights- Public debt of State, Increase in (Mr. Cattle, ,beep, and wool (Mr. Clayton), Moore), 168. 773. Public Scry]ce- Dates of incr<·ases in (Jlr. Wallcer), 227. Increasod allowance naid to, in districts Goods damaged or lost in transit, Claims serYecl b:v Etheridge Railway (Mr. on department for (J1r. Walker), 1007. J[oorc), 502. Gympie Station, Cost of additions and ?\umber and salaries of (.'!fr. lrlaxwell), alterations at (.1£r. Walker), 587. 332. lnglewood·Texas proposed line, Sug· CJlccrs. Yisitlng other countries to gain gcsted report by Public Works Com­ cxpcnencc (Mr. ][err), 502, 543. mi'Sion on (Mr. Costello), 1132. 0Yertime payments in Olfr. lofaxwcll), l pswich workshops, Cost of electric 41, 230. power and rotor repairs at (2!£r. F. A. Cooper), 883, 972. P.._·r~oll:-> adn1ittcd to, without passing Antruncc o'amination (Mr. Pct.•Tson) L·llce's Creek and Parkhurst train-tram 971. ' sen-ices, Loss on (Mr. ]{, n), 331. Temporary employees in (Jlr. }Jaxu;cll), Locomotives recently arrived from Eng· 39, 229. land, Tenders for supply of (J.Jr. Public Service Superannuation Act of 1912 Roberts), 269. Legal opinion of Crown Law Office o~ Loss on train·tram b2rvices between \Jlr. King), 427. Rockhampton and Parkhurst and Lake's Creek (Mr. Iierr), 331. Public ·works Commission (Jlr. Brand), 332. Race meetings in metropolitan area Sug­ Maize- gested medical attendant at' (Mr. Railed from Townsville, Rockhampton, Riordan), 849. and Brisbane, 1924·27 (Mr. Clayton), 296. "Railway Advocate," Arrangements with Rarlway Department for distribution Transhipped at Wal!angarra for of (ll.fr. Kerr), 297. Southern States, March-September, 1927 (Mr. Taylor), 427. Railway -service, Suspension of, and South J ohnstone strike Circulation of Mayne Junction locomotive depot (Jlr. Premier's speech ~n (Mr. Kelso), 134. Corser), 696, 734. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 9

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Railways-continued: Rural Homes Bill, Suggested introquction Mileage constructed and opened 1911-15 of (Mr. Corser), 773. and 1923-27 (Mr. Edwards), 229. Rural industries, Award for, Reports and ::\1onkland-Brooloo line, Cost of construc­ recommendations re (Jfr. Walker), tion of (Jir. Walker), 658. 228. "Noise money," Claim by workshop Sandgate-Brisbane and Gympie-Traveston employees for (Mr. Appfl), 464. railway fares (Jfr. Clayton), 1007. 1\orth-Sout.h line, Construction of-Ex­ Sapphires, Sales of, and Government buy­ tcneion of border line from Dirran­ ing monopoly in precious stones (1lfr. bandi (Jir. G. P. Barncs), 1535. .'lfoorc), 133, 1760; (,lfr. Walker), 1347. Overtime payment in department (Jfr. Seed cotton, Prices paid for (Jfr. Logan), Walker), 228. 332. l'arkhurst :md Lake's Creek train-tra.m Selectors, Supply of wire-netting and servi~es, Loss on (Jir. Flerr), 331. delay in delivery to (Jir. W. A. 1/u.>.".ell), 268. Payment, Suggested, of employees who signed undertaking to obey instruc­ Sewage effiuent discharged at Luggage tions (J11'. JI oorr), 269. Point, Alleged pollution of Brisbane River by (Mr. Sizer), 465; (Mr. Kelso), " Railway Advocate," Arrangements with 1069. department for distribution of (Jfr. Ko-r). 297. Sheep carried to relief country and rail­ way revenue therefrom (jlfr. Win­ Revenue from sheep carried to relief ~:tmilcy), 268. country (Mr. Winstanley), 268. Sheep, cattle, and wool, Railway freights Sheep trucks in use by department, 1915- on (Jir. Clayton), 733. 1927 (Mr. Clayton), 297. Sheep experimental station in Central South Johnstone strike-Suggested pay­ Queensland, Federal Government co­ ment of employee" who sig;ncd re­ operation in (Jfr. Bulcock), 229. quired undertaking (Jfr. Moore), 269. Sheep purchaseJ by .. State Trade Depart­ Theebino-Kingaroy line, Late running of ment (Jfr. Jfoorr), 332; allocation of trains on (Jlr. Edwards), 543, 588. profits on (Jf r. Jl oore), 503. Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle­ Sheep trucks in use in Uailway DepoHt­ ment Schemes, Expenditure on con­ mcnt, 1915-27 (J£r. Clayton), 297. struction of lines under (Jf1·. Clayton). 1632. 1666. . Shell grit- \Vool ratr '• Longreach to Brisbane (Jfr. Lcac.. cs in Maroochv Shire (Jfr. Warren), Tralk< r), 227. 1347. . Heafforestation scheme (Taungya), Land Supply of (Jlr. Warren), 1318, 1632. leased under (Jf r. 1F alker), 331. Shires directed la take postal ballots (Mr. Hedcap mine, Government purchase of Icing), 269. (Jl r. ill oorc), 196. Soldier Settlements in Queensland­ Hegistrat.ion and licensing of motor Doard to inquire into (_llr. Kerr), 387. ,·chicles. 1925-27, ReYenue from (Jfr. ll'. A.. llussell), 1131. Enoggcra, Sale of improvements on Durn<'s block (Jlr. Kerr), 1586. Hegistration of motor lorries and trucks Losses in and concessions to (Jfr. Corser), used 01; sta.tions and farms, Su:rgested 362. e·cr•mpt.Ion from (Jir. W. A. Ilussell), 733. Soldier reprc.·entative on Revaluation Board (.'lfr. Uostello), 696. Regulations restricting sale of peanuts (Mr. Edwards), 296. Soldiers' ward at Dunwich, Hemoval of Relief of cattle graziers in drought-stricken (J[r. JI 001"C), 815. areas (Jfr. S~<·ayne), 134. South Coast road, Powers of Main Roa.ds CommiS3ion to regulate traffic on (Mr. R<'lid, Outdoor. Expenditure on (Jfr. Logan), 168. Appcl), 427. South J ohnstone strike, Circulation of Henta! of Crown hnds, Remission of l'remicr's speech on (Jlr. Kelso), 134. penalty for late payment of (,lfr. Ed wards), 331. South J ohnstone sugar-mill- Retirement of school inspectors, Age of Alleged intimidation of workers at (Mr. (Mr. Farrell), 1260. Moore), 623. Alleged refusal of union tickets for Rockhampton, Maize railed from, 1924-27 workers at (Jlr. Moore), 1007. (Jfr. Clayton), 296. Alleged victimisation at (Jir. Swayne), Rotor repairs and eledric power at 623. Ipswich railway workshops, Cost of (Jfr. F. A. Cooper), 883, 972. Speeding on Tewantin-Cooroy main road (Jir. 1V alker), 229. Rural Credits Department, Commonwealth, Advances in Queensland by (Mr. Starving stock-- Costcllo ), 386. · Freight concessions on (Jfr. Corser), 588. Rural Fires Prevention Board, Report of Railway concessions on, in 1926-27 (Mr. (Jir. Costello), 1261. () orser), 464. 10 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-con#nued : State and State a.uthoritieg' debts, Interest Strikes, Illegal, Attempts unlawfully to on, payable outside Queensland (Jfr. influence police (Mr. G. P. Barnes), ilfoore), 1586. 268. Stud sheep, Suggested prohibition on State Enterprises­ export of (Jfr. Bnlford), 176D. Butcher shops- Stud stock. Embargo on importation of Decontrol of meat prices (Mr. Clayton), (Mr. Cor.,cr), 544. 882. Subsidy, Government, towards nationa.l Meat purchased from, for State insti­ Anzac memorial (J1r. K err), 229. tutions, 1926-27 (J1r. Clayton), 947. Sugar, Control and retail prices of, in Number of, 1924-27 (Mr. Edwards), 229. various States (Mr. Elphinstone), 1720. Cannery- Sugar districts of Queensland, Quantities Amount written off indebtedness of and values of Commonwealth produce (Mr. Walker), 502. and manufactures consumed in (Mr. Cattle stations- Su·ayne), 134. Cattle sold since 30th June, 1926 (Mr. Taungya reafforestation scheme, Land I{ err), 39. leas~d under (J.!r. Walker), 331. Chillagoe State smelters- Taxation of bookmakers (Jfr. JY1axwell), Mines owned or worked by Govern­ 195. ment in connection with (Mr. Temporary employees in public service Walker), 1500. (Mr. Maxwell), 39, 229. Redcap mine, Government purchase of Tenders for supply of locomotives recently (Mr. Moore), 196. .arrived from England (,"!

QUESTIONS-continued: Refreshment Rooms Committee­ Unemployment in country di,tricts and Appointment, 15. Cooroy-Eumundi railway deYiation (Mr. Walker), 734. Unemployment Insurance Fun·d, Contribu· Reply, Address in, 5. tivns to ar,d disbursements from (Mr. Adoption of, 351. C01·sa). 168. Answer of GoYernor, 587. Unions, R~gistered, PuLlication cf audited balance-sheets of (Mr. Elphin8tone), 947. Debate on, 5, 101, 135, 171, 197, 233, 269, Upper Burnett and Callide Land Settle­ 298, 334. ment Scheme (Mr. Clayton), 1501. Extension of debate on, under Standing Cost of providing water facilities in con­ Order No. 17, 15. nection with (Jir. Moore), 1518. Presentation to GDYernor, 543, 587. ]<;xpenditure on railway construction under (Jfr. Clayton), 1632, 1666. Urangan jetty crane (Jfr. Clayton), 1007, Sitting Days­ 1131; Tenders for (Jfr. Weir), 1070. Friday, 589. Victimisation, Alleged, at South Johnstone Hours of sitting, 30; (extension of), 593, sugar-mill (,lfr. Su•avne), 623. 1319. Wallangarra, Maize transhipped at, for Precedence of Government business on Southern States, March-September, Thursday, 589. 1927 (Mr. Taylor), 427. Tuesday, \V ednesday, and Thursday, 30. W a!sh and J ohnson, Legal expenses in re deportation proceedings Pir. 1\"alker), 587. South Johnstone Strike- Warren State Farm (Jir. Peterson), 1346. Action of railway employees at Innisfail Warwick·Goondiwindi main road and Goon· (Ministerial statement), 14. diwindi towards Milmerran main road Control of railways (special a.djournment), (Mr. Costello), 1131. 41. Water supply, Brisbane, Report of Com­ Threatened dislocation of railway service missioner inquiring into (Mr. Kerr), (special adjournment), 40. 697. Wire·netting, Delay in delivery of, to selectors (Mr. TV. A. Russcll), 268. Special Adjournments- Wool rates, Railway. Longreach to Brisbane Armistice Day, 946. (llfr. TV alker), 227. Close of session, 1778. Wool, sheep, and cattle, Railway freights on (Jfr. Clt1yton), 773. Death of Mr. F. L. Nott, M.L.A., 1534. Workers' Compensation Branch of State Loan Council, Meeting of, 423. Government Insurance Office (l!£ r. E!phimtone), 1131; Suggested alloca­ Opening of session, 14. tion of profits to sufferers from miner's South Johnstone strike- phthisis (Mr. Petcrson), 1721. Control of railways, 41; (amendment- ·workers' dwellings and workers' homes­ Jfr. Sizer), 63; (amendment-Mr. Insurance on, with State Government Forgan Srnith), 63. Insurance Office Pir. Elphinstone), 947, Threatened dislocation of railway service, 1069. 40. Maximum advances for (,lfr. I{ing), 362. Kumber completed, and applications Standing Order, No. 17- receivetl and approved during financial year 1926·27 (Jir. Brand), 168. Extension of duration of debate on Addreso in Reply, 15. '\Vrotharn Park, Reported irregularities in connection with aborigines employed at (Mr. JJ oorej, 464. 40, Standing Orders Committee­ Wyangarie Shire Council, Application for postal ballot (Mr. King), 39. Appointment, 15. Yaraka-Blackall Railway, Cost of (Mr. TV. H. Barnes), 1380. Standing Orders, Suspension of­ Appropriation Bill, No. 1, 15. :Railway Employees at Innisfail- Appropriation Bill, No. 2, 658. Action in re South Johnstone strike (Minis­ terial statement), 14. Passage of Bills through all stages in one day, 1587 .

.Rangachariar, Diwan Bahadur-Copy of Address in Sanskrit at Opening of Stanley, Electoral District of­ Federal Parliament at Canberra), 5. Seat declared vacant, 1760. 12 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

State Enterprises, Auditor-General's Report Supply-continued : on, 971. Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Premier and Chief Secretary-continued." Statement, Ministerial- Public Service Commissioner, 1217. South Johnstone strike-Action of railway Public Sen·ice Superannuation Board, employees at Innisfail, 14. 1229. Queensland Radio Service, 1229. Strike, South Johnstone- State Reporting Bureau, 1234. Str,te Stores Board, 1234. Action of railway employees at Innisfail (;>linisterial statement), 14. Public Works­ Buildings, 1535. Sub-artesian boring, Suggested amendment Chief Office, 1467. of Water Act to eliminate (motion­ Gas Act of 1916, 1547. Jir. Corscr), 388; (amendment-Mr. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, Dunstan), 395, 503. and Weights and Measures, 1547. Services-Public Buildings, 1499, 1535. Supply- Railways- Committee- Central Division and Mackay Railway, 1056, 1070. Constitution of, 351. General Establishment, Chief Office, 883, Opening of, 16, 516, 545. Xorthern DiYision, 1071. Estimates-in-Chief- Souther~ Diyision, 941, 1008. Executive and Lr,gislative­ Aide-de-C;>mp to His Excellency the Jlesolutions reported from Committce­ Governor, 581, 595, 623, 688, 697, 735, \,dopti on, 1633. 774. Reception, 158b, 1633. ExecutiYe Council, 1081. His Excellency the GoYcrnor (balance Resolutions adopted under operation of of vote), 1081. Standing Order No. 307 and Sessional Orders of 25th August and 26th October, Legislative Assembly, 1081. 1657. Home Secretary­ Fate of Credit on ,icc&:mt, 1928-29 _\boriginals, Rolief of, 1306. (£3,500,000), 1535. Charitable Institutions and Grants, 1310. rate., on tiecoJ

Suspension of Members­ Valedictory, 1778. Mr. W. H. Barnes, 1457. Mr. Corser, 1325, 1458 ; (notice of motion for reduction of term), 1500; (reduction Vote of Credit on Account 1928-1929 of term), 1501. (£3,500,000), 1535.

'Time Limit of Speeches- 16; Members granted an extension of time­ Votes on Account (£4,150,000), (£3,900,000), 658. Mr. Brassington, 1705. Mr. Bulcock, 1610. Mr. Corser·, 392. Water Act, Suggested Amendment to Mr. Elphinstone, 1700. Eliminate Sub-artesian Boring­ Mr. Kirwan, 213. (motion-J·Ir. Corser), 388; (amend· Mr. McCormack, 184, 551. mcnt-Jir. Dunstun), 395, 503. Mr. Moore, 107, 523. Mr. Riordan, 1621. Ways and Means- Mr. Smith, 139. Mr. Taylor, 1627. Balance of Estimates, 1657. Constitution of Committee, 351. Travelling Expenses, Allowances, and l'llotor Resolutions, Reception and adoption of, Car Hire of Ministers- 1658. Hcturn in re (motion-Mr. Kelso), 334; \~ otes on Account (£4,150,000), 3C; (return tabled), 544. (£3,900,000), 687. _L EC;-IBLATIVE A88EJV_fBLY.

INDEX TO SPEECHES.

APPEL, Honourable John George (Albert)­ BILLS-continued: Address in Reply, 339. Electrical Workers (2°), 1345. BILLS: Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1724; (com­ Firearms License (committee), 1518. mittee), 1748, 1753. Unemployed Workers Act Amendment Mining Acts Amendment, No. 2 (2°), 1770. (2°), 495. Petroleum Act Amendment (2u), 989; Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 664. (committee), 1137, 1147, 1159. Financial Statement, 722. Primary Produce Experiment Stations (2°), 879; (committee), 959, 966. SUPPLY: Public Service Superannuation Act E,~tirnates-in-Chief­ Amendment (initiation in committee), Home Secretary­ 372; (2°), 477; (committee), 581, 584. Hospitals, 1385. Recipro

Primary Produce Experiment Stations SvPPLY: (2°), 868. Committee, Opening of, 574. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Clzirf- Estimatc~J-in-Chicf­ Exccutivc and Legislative­ Home Secretary- LcgislatiYe Assembly, 1083. Chief Office, 1252, 1291. Home Secretary­ Outdoor Relief, 1409. Aboriginals, Relief of, 1309. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Chief Office, 1286. Agent-General for the State, 1105. Hospitals, 1315, 1317, 1386. Immigration, 1126. Outdoor Relief, 1411. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1214. State Children, 1463. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Labour and Industry­ Executive and Legislative­ Chief Office, 1563. Legislative Assembly, 1639. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Agent~Gcneral for the State, 1106. BARNES, George Powell, Esquire (Warwick)- State Stores Board, 1235. Address in Reply, 164. Public Works­ Chief Office, 1474. BILLS: Commonwealth and States Financial Railways- Agreement Ratification (committee), Genera I Establishment, Chief Ofti('e, 1695. 886, 1027. I~DEX TO SPEECHES--LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 15

BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry Financial Statement, 812. (Wynnum)­ SUPPLY: Address in Reply, 187. Estimates-in-Chief­ BILLS: Irome Secretary­ Aboriginals Protection and Restriction of the Sale of Opium Act Amendment (2°), Chief Office, 1287. 840. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Appropriation, No. 3 (2°), 1662. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1216. Comrno]lwealth and States Financial Agreement Ratification (2°), 1679. Land Acts Amendment (cDmmittee), 1744, BELL, Ernest Thomas, Esquire (Fassifern)­ 1747, 1751. Address in Reply, 305. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in BILLS: committee), 1348; (2°), 1527. Land Acts Amendment (initiation in Petroleum Act Amendment (2°), 993 ; committee), 1515; (2°), 1602; (commit­ (committee), 1154, 1161. too), 1748, 1753, 1755, 1758. Primary Produce Experiment Stations Rural Fires (2°), 1175; (committee), 1330, (initiation in committee), 818; (2°), 877; 1336, 1337. (committee), 964, 967. Financial Statement, 772, 774. South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, and Mount Bauplo Sugar Works (initia­ tion in committee), 1357; (2°), 1765. BERTRAM, Honourable William (Maree) Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 553, 665. [vide also " Speaker "J- Financial Statement, 595, 622. ScPPLY: Personal explanation, 622. Rsti mat' s-in-Chief- South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ Executive and Legislative­ ways, 72. Legislative Aesc>mbly, 1090. SUPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 553. BRAND, William Alfred, Esquire Estimates-in-Chief- (Burrum)- Executive and Legislativo­ Addrehs in Reply, 281. LegislativP Assembly, 1084. BILLS: Hcme Secretary­ Mining Acts Amendment (committee), Chief Office, 1269. 1377. Outdoor Relief, 1419. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee), Police, 1456. 1163. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Rural Fires (committee), 1324, 1329. Immigration, 1210. South J ohnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, and Mount Bauple Sugar ·works (initia­ Public Works­ tion in committee), 1356; (2°), 1763. Buildings, 1545, 1547. Finnncial Statement, 713. Railways- SUPPLY: General Establishment, Chief Office, 913. Estimates-in-Chief­ Resolutions reported from Committee­ Home Secretary­ Executive and Logislative-­ Chief Office, 1273. LegislatiYe Assembly, 1639. I'ublic Works­ Chief Office, 1471. Prcm;cr and Chief Socrctary·­ Chicf Office, 1647. Railways- l"ot. on Account (£3,900,000), 665. Southern Division, 1043. Suspended from service of House, 1457. Resolutions reported from Cornmittee­ Rail\yays- "WAYS A);D liiEM;s: General Establishment, Chief Office, Fate on ~lecount (£3,900,000), 688. 1635. rate on A. c-ount (£3,900,000), 632. BEDFORD, Randolph, Esquire (Warrego)­ Address in Reply, 123. BRASSINGTON, Samuel Johu, Esquire BILLS: (Balonne)- Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in Address in Reply, 175. committee), 823; (2°), 976; (committee), 1137; (3°-Jfr. ilfoore's amendment), BILLS: 1506. Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1701. 16 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

BRASSINGTON, Samuel John, Esquire- CARTER, George, Esquire (Port Curtis)­ continued: Addres,, in Hcply, 278. Election announcod, 4. BILLS: Financial Statement, 755. Primary Produce Experiment Stations (2°), 873. SuPPLY: SFPPLY: Estirnatc,>-in-Clzicf­ Nstimutcs-in,O lziej­ Home Secretary­ Home Secretary­ Police, 1440. Chief Office, 1299. Labour and Industry­ Chief Office, 1569. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (Pollock, Takes his seat, 41. George, Esquire, Gregory)­ Amendment, Division of, to pei'lllit of later amendment being moved, 1758. BRUCE, Henry Adam, Esquire (Kennedy)­ BILLS: Address in Reply, 285. Commonwealth and States Financial BILLS: Agreement Ratification- Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2"), 383. ~urnbcr of consequential amendments taken as one, 1694. Rural Firee (2°), 1189; (committee), Initiation in Committee-General prin­ 1327, 1328. cipkq of measure can be outlinod at Chillagoe Sbtc smdtcrs, Position in re, this otage; but general discussion must 565, 679. be reserved till second reading, 819. l)ays of sitting, 36. Ltnd Acts Amendment- I\ew claus'' (Jir. Uorser) not in order Financial Statement, SOL as it provides for an increased appro­ priation not authorised by the Hours of sitting, 36. Govcrrlor's message, 1759. South J ohnotone Strike, Control of rail­ Public Scr,~ice Superannuation Act ways, 42. Amendment-

SUPPLY: Amendment to clause 10 (Mr. G. P. IJames) not in order as it is outside Committee, Opening of, 565. the order of leave, 581, 583. Estimates-in-Clzi' /- ::\"ew cbusc (Jir. Ktrr) not in order as Home Secretary- it is outside the order of leave, 584, 586. ' Chief Office, 1292. Chairman, Heflections on, not in order, Police, 1454. 1457. Labour and Industry­ Chairman's ruling- Chief Office, 1573. Cannot be debated unless on motion for disagreement therefrom, 585. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Motion for disagreement not accepted Immigration, 12Q5. because a similar motion dealing with Resoltdions reported from Committee­ a ruling on an identical principle had already been defeated, 585. Executive and Legislative­ Denial of hon. member must be accepted, Legislative Assembly, 1643. 662, 771. Yote on Account (£3,900,000), 679. Financial Statement, Debate on­ Water Act, Suggested amendment of, to Trc"surer permitted to exceed time eliminate subartesian boring, 511. allowed under Standing Orders, 747. Treasurer permitted to reply before close of debate, 742. BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire Frivolous points of order must not be (Barcoo)- raised, 771. Interjections disorderly, 679, 726, 740, 1212, Address in Reply, 154. 1404, 1446, 1556. BILLS: Interjections, Latitude in re, 1053, 1076, Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1605. 1209. Names hon. member for Burnett for dis­ Primary Produce Experiment Stations (2°), 864. obedience of the Chair, 1457. Order in debate, 27, 582, 583, 584, 586, 639, Financial Statement, 788. 662, 726, 752, 753, 899, 1032, 1095, 1097, 1109, 1110, 1120, 1121, 1138, 1139, 1164, SUPPLY: 1202, 1207, 1219, 1221, 1238, 1248, 1302, J>'stimates-in-Chief- 1403, 1404, 1406, 1407, 1409, 1419, 1443, Premier and Chief Secretary­ 1445, 1459, 1468, 1470, 1482, 1483, 1500, 1538, 1551, 1576, 1581, 1738, 1739, 1743, Miscellaneous Services, 1242. 1744, 1.751. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 17

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITI'EES (Pollo3k, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ George, Esquire)-continued: PORARY (Riordan, David, Esquire, Parliament, Reflections on dignity of, not Burke)-- in order, 1456, 1457. Nominated on panel, 5. Personalities not in order, 1088, 1095, 1110. Order in debate, 834, 1127, 1563, 1584. Public servants, Despatch of, to other Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 216, 842, countries to gain experience is a 1640, 1653. matter of Government polic:: and not Takes chair in Committee, 830, 941, 1126, for the Public Service Commissioner, 1291, 1494, 1518, 1562, 1581, 1640. 1219. Reports hon. member for Wynnum for dis­ CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ obedience of the Chair, 1457. PORARY (Walker, Harry Frederick, Speaker, Deputy, Takes Chair as, 104, 165, Esquire, Cooroora)-- 201, 220, 255, 274, 303, 324, 410, 433, 455, 470, 490. 530, 858, 996, 1192, 1318, -"'ominated on panel, 5. 1528, 1639, 1641, 1675, 1693, 1714. Takes chair in Committee, 735, 1312.

St.:PPLY: Advisability of having general discus­ CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ sion of all subsidiarv votes on vote for PORARY (Weir, David, Esquire, "Chief Office," 1266, 1395, 1467. Maryborough)- General discussion of re.ilway,;; not in BrLLs: order·on veto for "Southern ~Division," 1012, 1014, 1018. Rural Fire\o- Amendment to clause 1 (.~fr. Corser) Unemployment cannot be discussed on not accepted as it is frivolous, 1322. the vote for " Immigration," 1109. Amc!ldmont to clause 15 (Mr. Walker) Unparliamentary language, 674, 1394, 1552, not in order as it provides for an 1555. exnenditure not ,1uthorised by Governor's message, 1336. ::\aminated on panel, 5. CHAIRrdAN OF ~COMMITTEES, TEM· Order in debate, 1067, 1324. PORARY (Cooper, Frank Arthur, Reports hon. member for Burnett (1lfr. Esquire, Bremer)- Uor.'f.r) for disobedieLcc of the Chair. BrLLS-: 1325. Takes chair in Committee, 615. 634. 708. Petroleum Act Amendment-­ 748, 1064, 1101, 1253, 1276, 1322, 1326, Amendment to clause 2 (Mr. Sizer) 1332, 1411, 1453, 1473. not in order, 1151. Unparliamcntary languago, 1327, 1328. Denial of hon. member must be accepted, 672. CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Co!Iet, Esquire Estimates cannot be discussed in Com­ mittee of Ways and Means, 1657. (Wide Bay)- Address in Reply, 254. 1\ominated on panel, 5. BILLS: Order in debate. 797. 959, 969, 1148, 1159, 1160, 1161, 1235, 1367. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 430. Land Acts Amendment (committee), Quotations from previous debate in sarne 1748, 1749, 1753. session not in order, 803. Primary Produce Experiment Stations Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 506, 1339, (initiation in committee), 817; {2°), 1591, 1622, 1656. 863; (committee), 958, 968. Statement of hon. member must be South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, accepted, 1436. and Mount Bauple Sugar Works (initiation in committee), 1355; (2°), Takes chair in Committee, 351, 671, 685, 1766. 689, 791. 829, 894, 912, 956, 1023, 1038, 1080, 1146, 1229, 1354, 1359, 1421, 1657' Unemployed \Vorkers Act Amendment 1725, 1747. (2°), 488. Unparliamentary language, 671, 964. Financial Statement, 795. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief­ CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Home Secretary- PORARY (Maxwell, James Francis, Chief Office, 1275, 1306. Esquire, Toowong)- Police, 1447. Public \Yarks­ Nominated on panel, 5. Chief Office, 1485. Spe'.iker, D,eputy, Takes chair as, 870, 1604. Railways- Southern Division, 1037. Takes chair in Committee, 374, 763, 775, 1269, 1377, 1391, 1437, 1512, 1541, 1545. Vote an Account (£3,900,000), 682. 1927-b 18 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COLLINS, Charles, Esquire (Bowen)­ Chairman of Committees, Tcmporary­ Address in Reply, 191. Kominated on panel, 5. BILLS: Takes chair, 351, 671, 685. 689, 791, 829~ 894, 912, 956. 1023, 1038, 1080, 1146,. Land Acts Amendment (2"), 1718; 1229, 1354, 1359, 1421, 1657, 1725, 1747. (committee), 1742. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 362. Days of sitting, 37. Petroleum Act Amendment (2°), 994. Hours of sitting, 37. Primary Produce Experiment Stations South Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ (2°), 856. wayJ, 79. South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 506, 1339, and Mount Bauplc Sugar Works 1591, 1622, 1656, 1725. (initiation in committee), 1357; (2°), 1762. SuPPLY: Unemployed Workers Insurance Act Estim at' s-in-Chief- Amendment (2°), 453; (committee), 586. Executive and Legislative­ Financial Statement, 645. Legislative Assembly, 1093. South J ohnstone strike- Home Secretary­ Control of railways, 70. Outdoor Relief, 1400. Threatened dislocation of railway Police, 1445. service, 41. Railways-

SUPPLY: General Establishment, Chief Office, 890, 1028. Estimates-in-Chief- Executive and Legislative­ Resolutions reported from Committee­ Legislative Assembly, 1088. Railways- General Establishment, Chief Office, Homo Secretary­ 1633. Hospitals, 1315. Outdoor relief, 1392, 1401. Police, 1432. COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood)­ Labcur and Industry­ Ad

Public Service Commissioner, 1227. J!Jst ilJtaft~~ s~in~Ghic /­ Public Works­ Public \Vorks­ Buildings, 1537. Buil·dings, 1543. Chief f1ffice, 1486. Railways- Rai:-...vays- Southern Division, 1040. .Northern Division, 1074. \Yatcr Act, Suggested atncndn1cnt of, to! Southern Division, 1015. eliminate sub-artesian boring, 398. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Executive and Legislative­ CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire: Legislative Assembly, 1637. (Burnett)- Addrees in Reply, 274. CONROY, Charles William, Esquire (Maranoa)- Adjournment, Special-Loan Council, Meeting of, 425. Addrcss in Reply, 212. BILLS: BILLS: Local Authorities Acts "\mendmcnt (2°), Aboriginals Protection and Restriction 1777. of the Sale of Opium Acts Amendment. (2°), 839. Petroleum Act Amendment (2'), 990. Agricultural Township Portions (initia­ tion), 428; (initiation in committee), COOPER, Frank Arthur, Esquire (Bremer) 8?4. [vide als" "Chairman or Committees, Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 420. Temporary "]- Appropriation, No. 2 (committee), 688. Ad

CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire-con- COSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon)- tinued: Address in Reply, 289.

BrLLS~continued: BILLS: Fruit and Vegetables (2°), 354; (com­ Firearms License (2°), 843. mittee), 356. Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1717; {com­ mittee), 1743, 1746, 1747, 1750. Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1613; (com­ mittee), 1735, 1742. 1743, 1744, 1745, Primary Produce Experiment Stations. 1746, 1752, 1755, 1759; {3°), 1778. (2°), 874. · Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1533, Rural Fires (2°), 1178. 1587. Financial Statement, 727. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 359; (com­ Sc:PPLY: mittee), 1378, 1379. b'.,t irnates-in-C hie/- Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in Premier and Chief Secretary­ committee), 821; (2°), 986; (committee), 1134, 1136, 1139, 1141, 1156, 1163. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1214. Primary Produce Experiment Stations linitiation in committee), 817; (2°), 853. DASH, John, Esquire (Mundingburra)­ Public Service Superannuation Act Address in Reply, 334. Amendment (2°), 476. BILLS: Rural Fires {2°), 1172; (committee), 1322. Firearms License (initiation in commit­ tee), 368. Lnemploye-d ·workers Insurance Act Amendment (2°), 498. Unemployed \Vorkers Insurance Act. Amendment {2°), 493. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ 663. ways, 83.

Days of sitting, 34, 590. SuPPLY: Financial Statement, 602; (postponement of Estimates-in-Chief- debate), 658. Home Secretary­ Hours of sitting, 34; (extension of), 594, Chief Office, 1298. 1320. Outdoor Relief, 1408. South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ ways, 53. Police, 1439. Public W arks­ Sc:PPLY: Chief Office, 1491. Estim.atcs-in-Chi,·f- Home Secretary­ DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire Chief Office, 1271. (Cunningham)- Hospitals, 1380. .Address in Reply, 209. Outdoor Relief, 1413. BILLS: Police, 1430, 1440. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2 ), 430. Labour and Industry­ Land Acts Amendment (2J), 1732; (com· Chief Office, 1554. mittee), 1745, 174G, 1749, 1753, 1756, 1758. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Premier and Chief Secretary­ committee), 1350; (2"), 1530. Immigration, 1113. Petrolel!m Act Amendment (2°), 973; (commith•c), 1139, 1146, 1148; (3°-~llir. Miscellaneous Services, 1248. .1Ioore's amendment), 1505. Queensland Radio Service, 1232. Primary Produce Experiment Stations (2°), 871; (committee), 962, 965, 969. Public Works­ Public Service Superannuation Act Buildings, 1537. Amendment (committee), 585; (order for 3°-moves .amendment), 586. Railways- Rural Fires (2°), 1187; (committee), 1323, Central Division and Mackay Rail­ 1329, 1332, 1335. way, 1062. Unemployed \Yorkers Insurance Act Southern Division, 1014. Amendment (2°), 499. Vote on Account (£3,900,000), 663, 683; ·wire and \Vire-::\etting Adnmces (com­ (moves amendment that vote be reduced mittee), 1775. by £1), 663. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 570. Suspended from serYice of House, 1326, Days of sitting, 592. 1459; (reduction of term), 1501. Financial Statement, 613. Water Act, Suggested amendment of, to Hours of sitting, Extension of, 1321. eliminate sub-artesian boring (moves mction), 338; (amendment-Mr. Dun­ South Johnstone strike, Control of rail· stun), 515. ways, 78. 20 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

DEACON, William Arthur, Esquire-con­ Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, tinued: 674. Financial Statement, 738. SuPPLY: Hours of sitting, Extension of, 1322. Committee, Opening of, 570. South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ Estimates-in-Chief- ways, 92. Fiome Secretary­ SuPPLY: Chief Office, 1293. Estinwtes-in-Chief- Hospitals, 1316. Home Secretary­ Outdoor Relief, 1407. Aboriginals, Relief of, 1308. State Children, 1464. Chief Office, 1282. Public Works­ Hospitals, 1386. Buil.cJings, 1542. Outdoor Relief, 1401. Chief Office, 1472. State Children, 1462. Railways- Labour and Industry­ Central Division and Mackay Rail­ Chief Office, 1584. " .ty, 1068. General Establishment, Chief Office, Public \Vorks­ 923. Chief Office, 1481. Southern Division, 1020. Railways- Vote on Account (£3,900,000), 681. Southern DiYision, 1038. \Vater Act, Suggeste-d amendment of. to rote on Account (£3,900,000), 674, 684. eliminate sub-artesian boring (secon-ds \Vater Act, Suggested amendment of, to Jir. Co1·ser's motion), 394. eliminate sub-artesian boring, 402, 503.

DUNSTAN, Honourable Thomas (Gympie) ELPmNSTONE, Augustus Cecil, Esquire [Secretary for Public Lands]- (Oxley)- BILLS; Address in Reply, 199. Agricultural Townshi_P Portions (initia­ tion), 428; (initiation in committee), BILLS: 506, 824; (2°), 971. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 381. Clifton, Cottonvale, Esk, Gympie, Her­ Appropriation, No. 3 (2°), 1663. berton, Ingham. Nambour, Townsville, Commonwealth and States Financial and Woodford Public Land Mortgages Agreement Ratification (2°), 1689. (2°), 1775. Fruit and Vegetables (2°), 355. Land Acts Amendment (initiation in com­ mittee), 1507; (2°), 1589; (committee), Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1696; (com­ 1736, 1740, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, mittee), 1748. 1747, 1750, 1751, 1753, 1754, 1756, 1758, Unemployed Workers Insurance Act 1759. Amendment (2°), 482. Rural Fires (initiation in committee), 828; Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 537. (2°), 1165, 1191; (committee), 1322, 1323, 1328, 1329, 1331, 1332, 1333, 1335, 1336, Days of sitting, 31. 1337. Financial Statement, 706. Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (initia­ Hours of sitting, 31. tion in committee), 1517; (2°), 1771, 1774. South Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ SUPPLY: ways, 98. Resolutions reported from Committee­ SrPPLY: Railways- Committee, Opening of, 537. General Establishment, Chief Office, 1635. E'timatcs-in-C hief- \Vater Act, Suggested amendment of, to Home Secretary- eliminate sub-artesian boring (moves Chief Office, 1253. amendment), 395. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Immigration, 1124. EDWARDS, James Braidwood, Esquire Railways- (Nanango)- Central Division and Mackay Railway, 1063. Address in Reply, 315. Southern Division, lOll. BILLS: Resolutions reported j1·om Committee­ Firearms License (initiation in commit­ tee), 366. Railways- General Establishment, Chief Office, Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1733; (com­ 1635. mittee), 1749, 1753, 1758. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in WAYS AND MEANS : committee), 1352. Balance of Estimates, 1657. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 21

FARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire FRY, James Porter, Es9.uire (Kurilpa)- (Rockhampton)- Address in Reply, 149. Address in Reply (moves adoption), 5. BILLS: BILLS: Apprenticc,hip Act Amendment (2°),. Public Service Superannuation Act 433. Amendment (initiation in committee), 374. Electrical Workers (committee), 1374. South J ohnstone strike, Control of Firearms License (2°), 845. railways, 93. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee), 1160. ScPPLY: Primary Produce Experiment Stations. Estimates-in-Chief­ (2°), 880. Home Secretary­ Financial Sts"tement, 635. Hospitals, 1387. Outdoor Relief, 1396. SUPPLY: fi:stimates-in-Ohicf- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Executive and Legislative­ Quecnsland Radio Service, 1232. Legislative Assembly, 1094. Resolutions reported from Committee­ liome Secretary-- Justice- Police, 1434, 1437. Chief Office, 1655. Labour and Industry­ FERRICKS, Myles Aioysius, Esquire (South Chief Office. 1580. Brisbane)- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Agent-General for the State, 1101. Address in Reply, 205. l\liscellaneous Services, 1240. BILLS: Queensland Radio Service, 1229. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 384. Public Works­ Commonwealth and States Financial Chief Office, 1470. Agreement Ratification (2°), 1680. Resolutions ,·cportcd frorn Committee­ Electrical Workers (2°), 1340. Executive and Legislative­ Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1715. Legislative Assembly, 1642. Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1529. Treasury, 1656. Local Authorities Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1776. Primary Produce Experiment Stations GLEDSON, Honourable David Alexander (2°), 875. (Ipswich) [Secretary for Labour and Financial Statement, 699. Industry]-- South J ohnstone strike, Control of railways, 50. BrLLs: Apprenticeship Act Amendment (initia­ St:PPLY: tion in committee), 351; (2°), 375, 433; Estimates-in-Chief­ (committee), 830, 831, 833, 834, 836- Labour and Industry­ Eiectrical Workers (initiation in corn, mittee). 437; (2°), 1192; (committee), Chief Office, 1564. 1359, 1360, 1364, 1365, 1368, 1369, 1370, Premier and Chief Secretary­ 1371, 1372, 1373, 1375, 1376. Immigration, 1199. Unemployed ·workers Insurance Act Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, Amendment (initiation in committee), 1213. 351 ; (2°), 438, 500. Railways- St:PPLY: General Establishment, Chief Office, Esti mates-in-Chie/­ 920. Labour and Industry- Chief Office, 1548, 1559, 1582. FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire (Leichhardt)- Michael, Esquire Addrcos in Reply, 146. HANLON, Edward (Ithaca)- BILLS: Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1628. Address in Reply, 342.

St:PPLY: BILLS: Estimates-in-Chief­ Firearms License (initiation in com­ mittee), 367; (2°), 843. Home Secretary­ South J ohnstone strike, Control of Outdoor Relief, 1415. railways, 74. '22 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY·

HANLON, Edward Michael Esquire-con· Days of sitting, 36. tinued: 1Iours of sitting, 36.

SuPPLY: South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ ways, 76. Estimates-in-Chi1 /- 1Iome Secretary­ SUPPLY: Chief Office, 1284. EstimaitH·in-Chief- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Home Secretary­ Immigration, 1121. Lazaret, 1390. Railways- Outdoor Relief, 1393, 1394, 1395. General Establishment, Chief Office, Police, 1429. 915. Laoour and Industry­ Chief Office, 1577. HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire (Fitzroy)- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Immigration, 1116. Address in Reply, 310. Queensland Radio Service, 1230. BILLS: Public Works­ Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 419. Chief Office, 1498. Firearms License (initiation in com­ mittee), 365. Railways- Land Acts Amendment (committee), Northern Division, 1073. 1738, 1757. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Rural Fires (2°), 1185. Executive and Legislative­ Unemployed Workers Insurance Act Amendment (2°), 458. Legislative Assembly, 1644. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 571. Financial Statement (point of order), 694. JONES, Honourable Alfred James South Johnstone strike- {Paddington) [Secretary for Mines]- Control of railways, 55. BrLLs: '01reatened dislocation of railway service Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 358; (com­ {special a-djol.lrnment), 41. mittee), 1377, 1378, 1379, 1380. SUPPLY: Mining Acts Amendment, No. 2 (initia­ Committee, Opening of, 571. tion in committee), 1768; (2°), 1768. Estimate3-in-Chief- Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 818; (2°), 947, 997; (com­ Executive and Legislative­ mittee), 1133, 1139, 1140, 1141, 1142, 1143, Legislative ~\ssembly, 1086, 1091. 1146, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1155, 1157, 1159, 1161; (3°-.Vr. Moore's amendment), Home Secretary­ 1503, 1505. Chief Office, 1289. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 556. 1Iospitals, 1316. Personal explanation, 531. Outdoor Relief, 1407. SuPPLY: Police, 1427, 1447. Committee, Opening of, 556. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Agent-General for the State, 1102. KELSO, William, Esquire (Nundah)-­ Immigration, 1205, 1210, 1211. Railways- Address in Reply, 118. Central Division and Mackay Rail­ BILLS: way, 1060, 1064. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 414. Southern Division, 1025, 1042. Firearms License (initiation m commit­ tee), 364. HYNES, Maurice Patrick, Esquire (Towns­ Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1729; (com­ ville)- mittee), 1739. Public Service Superannuation Act Address in Reply, 259. Amendment (committee), 584. BILLS: Queensland Law Society (initiation in Aboriginals Protection and Restriction of committee), 827; (2°), 1004; (committee), the Sale of Opium Acts Amendment 1006. (2°), 839. Rural Fires (2°), 1191. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 409. Unemployed Workers Insqrance Act Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Amendment (2°), 491. tee). 367. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, Rural Fires (committee), 1328, 1330. 560, 670. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 23

XELSO, William, Esquire-continued : Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 539. Days of sitting, 33, 590. Days of sitting, 590. Financial Statement, 629. Financial Statement, 608. Hour3 of sitting, 33. Hours of sitting (moves amendment), 32; (extension of), 594, 1321. .SUPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 560. South J ohnstone strike, Control of railways, 88. Estimates-in-Chief- Executive and Legislative­ St:PPLY: Legi•lative Assembly, 1089. Committee, Opening of, 539. Home Secretary­ Estimates-in-Chief- Police, 1449. Home Secretary- Prisons, 1459. Chief Office, 1279. Outdoor Relief, 1416. Labour and Industry­ Chief Office, 1575. Labour and Industry­ Chief Office, 1549. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Agent-General for the State, 1097. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Agent-General for the State, 1097. Railways- Immigration, 1109. General Establishment Chief Office 900. , , Miscellaneous Services, 1241, 1247. Public Sen-ice Commissioner, 1217. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Queensland Radio Service, 1231. Premier and Chief Secretary- Chief Office, 1645. Public Works­ Chief Office, 1489. Public Works- ServiceP, Public Buildings, 1647. Railways- Southern DiYision, 1008. Vote on Account (£3,900,000), 670. Resolutions repm·ted from Committee­ Premier and Chief Secretary- KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire Chief Office, 1646. (Enoggera)- Vote on Account (£4,150,000), 20. Addre·s in Reply, 215. Adjournment, Special-Loan Council Meet- ing of, 424. ' KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire BILLS: (Logan)- Apprentice,hip Act Amendment (2°), 403; Address in Reply, 263. (moves amendment), 405. BILLS: Brisbane River Tidal Lands Improve­ ment (initiation in committee) 231 232 · Agricultural Township Portions (initia­ (3°), 1519. , , , tion in committee), 825. Commonwealth and States Financial Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), Agreement Ratification (2°), 1684. 432. Brisbane River Tidal Lands Improve­ Electrical Workers (initiation in commit­ ment (initiation in committee), 231; tee). 437; (2°), 1341; (committee) 1360 (2°), 1517. 1353, 1366, 1369, 1372. ' , Clifton, Cotton Vale, Esk, Gympie, Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Herberton, Ingham, Nambour, Towns­ tee), 364. ville, and W oodford Public Land Infant Life Protection Act (initiation in Mortgages (2°), 1776. committee), 436. Evidenne and Discovery Act Amend­ Land Acts Amendment (2°) 1726 · (com­ ment (2°), 1770. mittee), 1751, 1752, 1753, 1757. ' Firearms License (initiation ill:. com­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in mittee), 369; (2°), 844; (committee), committee), 1349; (2°), 1532. 1518. Fruit and Yeg·dables (2°), 354. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee) 1144; (3°-Mr. ,ltloore's amendment)' Infant Lif~ Protection Act Amendment 1504. , (initiation in committee), 436. Public Service Superannuation Act Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1706; Amendment (initiation in committee) (committee), 1752. 372; (2°), 473; (committee), 581, 582' Local Authorities Acts Amendment (2"), 584, 585. ' 1777. Rural Fires (committee), 1323. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee), Unemployed Workers Insurance Act 1136, 1140, 1141, 1142, 1151, 1162; (30- Amendment (2°), 446. ilir. ll:foore's amendment), 1506. 24 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire-con­ ScPPLY-continucd: t·inued: Estimates-in-Chief-continued: BILLS-continued: Public W arks- Primary Produce Experiment Stations Buildings, 1539, 1545, 1546. (committee), 963. Chief Office, 1467, 1492. Public Service Superannuation Act Gas Act of 1916, 1547. Amendment (2°), 470; (committee), 585. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffold­ Queensland Law Society (initiation in ing, Weights and Measures, 1547. committee), 826; (2°), 1002; (com­ mittee), 1006, 1007, 1164. Services, Public Buildings, 1499. Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments (initiation in committee), 170; (2°), LARCOMBE, Honourable James (Keppel} 357. [Secretary for Railways]- Rural Fire3 (2°), 1189; (committee), 1322, 1327' 1330, 1331, 1335, 1336. ScPPLY: Uncmplo:ted Workers Insurance Act Estimates-in-Chief­ Amendment (2°), 496. Railways- Chillagoc State smelt-ers, Position in re, Central Division and Mackay Rail­ 552. way, 1056, 1066, 1070. Days of sitting, 592. General Establishment, Chief Office, 883, 921. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 594, 1319. Northern Division, 1081. Naming of Mr. Corser, 1325. Southern Division, 944, 1047. Sl_'PPLY: Committee, Opening of, 552. LLEWELYN, Evan John, Esquire ('fcc­ E:dimates-in-Uhicf- woomba)- Exccutive and Legislative­ Address in Reply, 323. Legislative Assembly, 1091. ScPPLY: Home Secretary- H.,di m a tcs-in-C hief­ Chief Office, 1258, 1262, 1278. Home Secretary- Hospitals, 1383. Chief Office, 1294, 1298. Police, 1437, 1447. Police, 1446. Prisons, 1460. Railways- Steamer " Otter," 1467. Southern DiYision, 1018. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1213. LLOYD, William Field, Esquire (Kelvin Queensland Radio Service, 1233. Grovel- State Reporting Bureau, 1234. Address in Reply, 302. Public Works­ BILLS: Chief Office, 1483. Brisbane RiYer Tidal Lands Improve­ Services, Public Buildings, 1499. ment (initiation in committee), 231. Rc8olutions reporied from Committee­ ScPPLY: ExccutiYe and Lcgislatiyc­ Estimates-in-Chief- Legislativo Assembly, 1641. Executive and Legislative­ Justice- Legislative Assembly, 1095. Chief Office, 1648. Home Secretary­ Chief Office, 1281. O"tdoor Relief, 1405. KIRWAN, Honourable Michael Joseph Premier and Chief Secretary­ (Brisbane) [Secretary for Public Works]- Public Scnice Commissioner, 1224. Railways- Address in Reply, 238. Southern DiYision, 1036. SFPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief- LOGAN, George Andrew, Esquire Home Secretary- (Lockyer)- Hospitals, 1384, 1388. Address in Reply, 157. Miscellaneous Services, 1467. BILLS: Police, 1451. Land Acts Amendment (committee/, Prisons, 1460. 1748, 1753. State Children, 1466. Rural Fires (cop1mittee), 1324, 1326. Steamer " Otter," 1467. Financial Statement, 784. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 25

LOGAN, George Andrew, Esquire-con­ McCORl'dACK, Honourable William (Cairns t-inued. [Premier, Chief Secretary, Treasmer SuPPLY: and Vice-President of the Executive Estimates-in-G hie/­ Council]- Public W arks­ Address in Reply, 179. Chief Office, 1497. Adjournment, Special-Loan Council, \Vater Act, Suggested amendment of, to Meeting of, 423, 425. eleminate sub-artesian boring, 401. BILLS: Appropriation, No. 1 (suspension of MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire Standing Orders), 15. (Toowong)- Appropriation, No. 3 (2°), 1664. Address in Reply, 171. Brisbane River Tidal Lands Improve­ ment (initiation in committee), 230, BILLS: 232; Wl. 1519. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), Commonwealth and States Financial 410; (committee), 834. Agreement Ratification (initiation in Brisbane River Tidal Lands Improve­ committee), 1633; (2°), 1666; (com­ ment (initiation in committee), 232. mittee), 1694, 1695. Elootrical Workers (2°), 1343; (com­ Land Acts Amendment (initiation in mittee), 1360, 1370. committee), 1513; (2°), 1709. Firearms License (initiation in com­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in mittee), 368; (2°), 847. committee), 1348; (2°), 1520. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee), Rural Fires (committee), 1326. 1161. South Johnstono, Gin Gin, North Eton, Unem;clvyed Workers Insurance Act and Mount Bauple Su!

McCORMACK, Honourable William-con· BILLS-continued: tinued: Mining Acts Amendment (committee), 1378, 1379, 1380. SuPPLY~contimlCd: Mining Acts Amendment, No. 2 (2°), 1769. Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in Premier and Chief Secretary~ committee), 820; (2°), 978; (committee), Agent-General for the State, 1099. 1132, 1138, 1140, 1144, 1150, 1154, 1158, 1160; (3°~moves amendment), 1501. Immigration, 1112. Primary Produce Experiment Stations Miscellaneous Services, 1238, 1245. (2°), 881; (committee), 969. Public Service Commissioner, 1219. Public Service Superannuation Act Queensland Radio Service, 1229. Amendment (initiation in committee), 371; (2°), 478; (committee), 582. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Rural Fires (initiation in committee), Executive and Legislative-­ 829; (2°), 1184; (committee), 1331, 1337. Legislative Assembly, 1637. South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, Votes on Account (£4,150,000), 16; and Mount Bauple Sugar Works (initia­ (£3,900,000}, 658. tion in committee), 1354; (2°), 1764.

WAYS AND ~lEAXS : Unemployed Workers Insurance Act Amendment (2°), 438; (amendment~Mr. Balance of Estimates, 1657. Sizer), 461. Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (2°), McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred, Esquire 1771; (committee), 1775. (Merthyr)- Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 517, 659, 678. BrLLs: Days of sitting, 31, 589. Land Acts Amendment (committee), 1753. Death of Mr. John Chalk (seconds motion SUPPLY: of condolence), 1520. Estirnates-in-C hief~ Death of Mr. F. L. Nett, M.L.A. (seconds motion of condolence), 1520. Home Secretary~ Financial Statement, 804. Hospitals, 1384. Hours of sitting, 31; (extension of), 593. Outdoor Relief, 1412. Leave of absence to members~ Premier and Chief Secretary~ Mr. Morgan, 169. Miscellaneous Services, 1241. Mr. Nott, 169. Queensland Radio Service, 1230. Mr. Payne, 169. Public Works~ South Johnstone strike~ Chief Office, 1479. Control of railways, 42. Threa toned dislocation of railway service, MOORE, Arthur Edward, Esquire 41. (Aubigny)- Standing Orders, Suspension of (Appro­ Address in Reply, 101. priation Bill, No. 1), 16. Adjournment, Special-Loan Council, Meet­ Suspension of Mr. Corser, 1459. ing of, 424. SuPPLY: BILLS: Committee, Opening of, 517. Agricultural Township Portions (2"), 973. b'stimatcs-in-Chief~ Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 378; Home Secretary~ (committee), 830, 831, 832, 835; (3°), 973. Aboriginals, Relief of, 1306. Appropriation, No. 1 (suspension of Hospitals, 1313. Standing Orders), 16. Lazaret, 1390. Appropriation, No. 3 (2°), 1658. Outdoor Relief, 1403. Commonwealth and States Financial Agreement Ratification (2°), 1674; (com­ Police, 1422, 1429. mittee), 1695. Premier and Chief Secretary~ Electrical Workers (2°), 1198. 1337; (com­ Immigration, 1207. mittee), 1366, 1371, 1373, 1375. Miscelhtneous Services, 1237. Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Railways~ tee), 364; (2°), 847. General Establishment, Chief Office, Infant Life Protection Act Amendment 917, 941. (initiation in committee), 436; (2°), 837. Resolutions report :d from Committee~ Land Acts Amendment (initiation in com­ Justice- mittee), 1510; (moves amendment), 1513; (2°), 1595; (committee), 1737, 1740, Chief Office, 1649. 1743, 1744, 1747, 1750, 1754, 1756. Vote,, on Liecount (£4,150,000), 17; Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in (£3,900,000), 659, 678. committee), 1348; (2°), 1524. Valedictory, 1778. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 27

MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire (Murilla)­ PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire Lea ve of absence to, 169. (Normanby)­ Address in Reply, 113. MULLAN, Honourable John (Flinders) BILLS: [Attorney-General]- Apprcmticeship Act Amendment (2°), 417. BrLLs: Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Evidence and Discovery Act Amendment too), 366. (2°), 1770. Land Acts Amendment (report stage), Public Service Superannuation Act 1516; (2°)' 1713. Amendment (initiation in committee), Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in 370; (2"), 465; (committee), 581. committee), 1349. Queensland Law Society (initiation in Primary Produce Experiment Stations committee), 825; (2°), 1000; (commit­ (2°), 867; (committee), 960. tee), 1006, 1165. Rural Fires (2°), 1168; (committee), 1324, Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments 1334, 1335. (initiation in committee), 169; (2°), 356. Unemployed V\'orkers Insur~tnce Act Amendment (2°-seconds .vir. Sizer'3 SUPPLY: amendment), 443. Resolutions reported from Committee- Days of sitting, 36, 591. Justice- Financial Statement, 618. Chief Office, 1650. Hours of sitting, 36. NOTT, Frederick Lancelot, Esquire (Staniey) SUPPLY: Death announced, 1520. Estimates-in-Chief- Leave of absence to, 169. Executive and Legislative­ Seat declared vacant, 176{). Legislative Assembly, 1082. Home Secretary­ O'KEEFE, John, Esquire (Chillagoe)­ Chief Office, 1250. Address in Reply, 160. Police, 1444. Premier and Chief Secretary­ BILLS: Primary Produce Experiment Stations Immigration, 1128, 1212. (2°), 879. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1214. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, Public Service Commissioner, 1222. 531, 666. Public Works­ South Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ Buildings, 1543. ways, 96. Chief Office, 1475. SUPPLY: Gas Act of 1916, 1547. Committee, Opening of, 531. Railways- Estimates-in-Chief- Central Division and Mackay Rail­ Home Secretary- way, 1058. Out-door Relief, 1404. General Establishment, Chief Office. Police, 1433. 901. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Southern Division, 1016. Miscellaneous Services, 1244. Resolutions rr portul from Cam mittl-r:­ Public \Yorks- Exccutive and Legislative­ Serviccs, Public Buildings, 1500. Legislative Assembly, 1638. Railways- Treasury, 1656. Northern Division, 1077. Volts on Accovnt (£4,150,000), 26; Vote on A.ceount (£3,900,000), 666. (£3,900,000), 684. Water Act. Suggested amendment of, to eliminate sub-artesian boring, 399. PAYNE, John, Esquire (Mitchell)­ Lea ve of absence to, 169. POLLOCK, George, Esquire (Gregory) [vide also "Chairman of Com· PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert)­ mittees " and " Speaker, Deputy "]­ Address in Reply, 108. Address in Reply, 292. BILLS: Commonwealth and States Financial BILLS: Agreement Ratification (2°), 1686. Petroleum Act Amendment (3°-.llr. Moore's amendment), 1504. :SUPPLY: Rural Fires (committee), 1323. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Unemployed Workers Insurance Act Treasury, 1656. Amendment (2°), 449. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

POLLOCK, George, Esquire-continued : BILLS~contin'llcd: Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 573. Electrical vVorkers Act Amendment. (initiation in committee), 438; (corn· Financial Statement, 775. mittee), 1361, 1363. South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ Firearms License (initiation in commit­ ways, 65. tee), 366. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 104, 165, Infant Life Protection Act Amendment 201, 220, 255, 274, 303, 324, 410, 433, 455, (2"), 837. 470, 490, 530, 858, 996, 1192, 1318, 1528, Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 361. 1639, 1641, 1675, 1693, 1714. Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 823; (committee), 1137. SC:PPLY: Public Service Superannl.!ation (initiation Committee, Opening of, 573. in committee), 374. Estimates-in-Chief- Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments. Public Works- (2°), 357. Buildings, 1541, 1545. Unemployed ·workers Insurance Act Resolutions reported from Committee­ Amendment (initiation in committee), 351 ; (2°)' 494. Executive and Legislative­ Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (2°), Legislative Assembly, 1640. 1773. Railways- Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, General Establishment, Chief Office, 568, 677. 1635. Days of sitting, 35. Financial Statement, 719. RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Burke)­ IIours of sitting, 35. Address in Reply, 269. SCPPLY: Bu.L:s: Committee, Opening of, 568. Firearms License (initiation in commit­ toe), 369. Estimales-in-C hief- Land Acts Amendment (2"), 1617. :Homo Secretary- Petroleum Act Amendment (committee), Charitable Institutions and Grants, 1147, 1153, 1160. 1310, 1311. Unemployed \Vorkers Insurance Act Chief Office, 1296, 1305. Amendment (2°), 489. Hospitals, 1387. Chairman of Committees, Temporary­ Insanity, 1389. Nominated on panel, 5. Lazaret, 1390. Takes chair, 830, 941, 1126, 1291, 1494, Outdoor Relief, 1390, 1395, 1399. 1518, 1562, 1581, 1640. State Children, 1465. Financial Statement, 731, 735. Premier. and Chief Secretary­ South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ ways, 64. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1215. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 216, 842, Public W arks­ 1640, 1653. Chief Office, 1487. SUPPLY: R!lilways- E.,timates-in-Chief­ Central DiYision and Mackay Rail­ Home Secretary- way, 1067. Chief Office, 1277, 1279. General Establishment, Chief Office,. 893. Police, 1448, 1451. Southern Division, 1022. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Vote on Account (£3,900,000), 677, 681. Public Service Commissioner, 1225. Raihvtys- Northern Division, 1071. RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid, Esquire Southern Division, 1046. (Toombul)- Address in Reply, 128. ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire (East BILLS: Toowoomba)- Aboriginals Protection and Restriction: of thf' Sale of Opium Acts Amendment. Address in Reply, 326. (2°), 838.

BILLS: Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 421; (committee), 831, 833, 835. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2"), 383; (amendment-Mr. Kerr), 429; (corn· Commonwealth and States Financial mittee), 830, 831, 832. Agreement Ratification (2°), 1691. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 29

:RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid, Esquire- RYAN, Cornelius James, Esquire (Eacham)- continued: Address in Reply (seconds a,doption), 9. BILLS-continued: BILLS: Electrical Workers (2°), 1194; (commit­ Primary Produce. Experiment Stations tee), 1359, 1365, 1367, 1368, 1369, 1370, (2°), 859; (committee), 958. 1373, 1375. Unemployed ·workers Insurance Act Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Amend,nent (2°), 486. tee), 367; (2°), 846. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, Petroleum Act Amendment (2°), 992; 671. (committee), 1149, 1162. South Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ ways, 90. Public Service Superannuation Act Amendment (committee), 583. SuPPLY: Reciprocal Enfcrcerrwnt of Judgments Yote on Account (£3,900,000), 671. (2°), 357. Rural Fires (2°), 1188. RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook)­ Unemployed "\Vorkers Insnr!l.UCe Act BrLLS: Amendment (2°), 444. Aboriginals Protection and Restriction of Days of sitting, 37, 592. the Sale of Opium Acts Amendment (2°). 839. Financial Statement, 623. SuPPLY: Hours of sitting, 37. Estimates-in-Chief­ SuPrLY: Railways- Esti m atr s-in-C h icf- 1\orthern Division, 1079. Home Secretary­ Chief Office, 1283. SECRETARY FOR AGRICULTURE AND Outdoor Relief, 1408. STOCK [vide "Smith, Honourable Police, 1448, 1455. William Forgan "]- State Children, 1465. Labour and Industry­ SECRETARY FOR ~liNES [vide "Jones, Chief Office, 1571. Honourable Alfred James "]- Premier and Chief Secretary­ SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Agent-General for the State, 1098. [vide'' Wilson, Honourable Thomas'' State Stores Board, 1234. Public Works­ SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC LANDS [vid Buildings, 1544. " Dunstan, Honourable Thomas "]- Chief Office, 1477. Railways- SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC WORKS [vide General Establishment, Chief Office, " Kirwan, Honourable Michael 904. Joseph "]- Southern Division, 1045. Resolution8 reported from Committee­ SECRETARY FOR RAILWAYS [vide Justice, 1655. "Larcombe, Honourable James "]- Treasury, 1656. Vote on ,lccount (£4,150,000), 24; SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand­ (£3,900,000), 685. gate)- South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ .Address in Reply, 125; (Point of Order), ways, 99. 347. A-djol!rnment, Special-Loan Council, meet­ ing of, 425. RUSSELL, Wilfred Adams, Esquire (Dalby) BILLS: Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°• Address in Reply, 298. seconds .Mr. Kerr's amendment), 407. Financial Statement, 760. Commonwealth and States Financial Agreement Ratification (2°), 1694. SUPPLY: :!VIining Acts Amendment (2°), 361. Estimates-in-Chief­ Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in Railways- committee), 822; (2"), 984; (committee); 1140, 1141, 1147, 1148, 1150, 1154, 1159. Southern Division, 1035. Unemployed Workers Insurance Act 'Vater Act, Suggested amendment of, lo Amendment (initiation in committee), · eliminate sub-artesian boring, 507. 352; (2°-moves amen-dment), 439. 30 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire-con­ SPEAKER [Honourable William Bertram tinued: (Maree)]- Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, Adjournment of House-Motion proposing 527. to discuss a definite matter of urgent public importance (Unemployment Re­ Days of sitting, 32. lief) not allowed because an early Hours of sitting, 32. opportunity will arise for debating the­ matter on Address in Reply, 15. Personal explanation, 363. Adjournment, Special (South .J ohnstone· South .Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ Strike, Control of Railways)-Refuses ways, 59. to accept amendment proposed by hon. member for Sandgate as it would SUPPLY: deprive the Secretary for Agriculture· of his right to move the amendment he Committee, Opening of, 527. had indicated, 63. Estimates-in-Chief- Auditor-General's report on Public· Executive and Legislative­ Accounts, Date of presentation of, 298, 363. Legislative Assembly, 1086. Automatic adjournment at 5.30 p.m. not Home Secretary­ adhered to, 81. Outdoor Relief, 1405. Balonne Electoral District-Announces. Premier and Chief Secretary­ return of Mr. S . .J. Brassingt0n at by­ election during recess, 4. Immigration, 1202. -BILLS: Railways- Initiation.-Discussion at this stage not in Central Division and Mackay Rail­ order, 429. way, 1065, 1066. Land Tax Act Amendment Bill.-Dis­ General Establishment, Chief Office, cnsswn on whole .ambit of taxation 897. not in order on this Bill, 1528, 1533, Southern Division, 945, 1046. 1587. rate on Jlccount (£4,150,000), 23. Se-cond reading.-Details of measure cannot he discussed at this stage, 1170. Third reading.- SMITH, Honourable William Forgan Amcndment to refer Bill back to com­ mittee for further consideration, (Mackay) [Secretary for Agriculture Form of, 586. and Stock]- Principles of measure cannot be dis­ Address in Reply, 135.'" cus3cd at this stage, 1519. Adjournments, Speeial-.. Chairman of Committees-Reflection on,. not in order, 1636. Armistice Day, 946. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary­ South Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ N uminates panel, 5. ways (moves amendment), 63, 68. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re­ Charge that Premier was invJlved in BILLS: some improper transaction must be Fruit and Vegetables (initiation in com­ withdrawn, 542. mittee), 196; (2°), 353, 355; (committee), Conversations in loud tones disorderly, 513, 356. 1005. Primary Produce Experiment Stations Denial of hon. member must be accepted, (initiation in committee), 816; (2°), 1505. 350; (committee), 957, 963, 964, 965, 968. Elections Tribunal-Announcec Judge for South .Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, 1927, 4. ;:md Mount Bauple Sug·ar \Vorks (2 '), 1760, 1767. " !-Iansal'd "~Condensation of reports during extended sitting, 1718. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 535. Imputation of improper motives not in order, 152, 153, 542. SUPPLY: Interjections disorderly, 143. Committee, Opening of, 535. Leave of absence to members­ llesolutions reported from Committee­ Mr. Morgan, 169. Executive and Legislative­ :Mr. N ott, 169. Legislative Assembly, 1642. Mr. Pnync, 169. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Chief Office, 1645. Nott, Mr. F. L., M.L.A.-Announces receipt from Registrar-General of certified copy Public W arks- of certificate of death, 1760. Services-Public Buildings, 1647. Order in debate, 43, 57, 69, 87, 245, 284, 347, South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ 3L]o, 360, 361, 404, 405, 417, 418, 423, 440, ways (moves amendment), 63, 68. 436, 487, 496, 503. 504, 529, 550, 557, 868, 881. 883, 1006, 1174, 1187, 1188, 1502, 1504,. Valedict0ry, 1778. 1505, 1532, 1533, 1636. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 31

SPEAKER (Honourable William Bertram) BILLS-continued: -continued : Infant Life Protection Act Amendment Practice to call on hon. members to speak (initiation in committee), 436; (2°), 836. alternatelv from either side of House, Local Authorities Acts Amendment 864. • (initiation in committee), 1776 1777; Question, Disallowance of, 697. (2°), 1777. ' Quotation from previo4s debate in same 11ining Acts Amendment (initiation in seosion not in or-der, 119. committee), 170. Quotations from relevant documents per­ SuPPLY: missiblE', but a speech must net consist wholly of quotations, 144. Estimates-in-Chief~ Rangachariar, Di,Yan Bahadur-Announces Home Secretary- receipt of copy of address in Sanskrit Aboriginals, Relief of, 1309. at opening of Federal Parliament at Chief Office, 1262, 1271, 1302. Canberra, 5. Insanity, 1389. Reply-Minister may reply to questions raised during debate, but is not entitled Lazaret, 1389, 1390. to break new ground, 500, 501. Outdoor Relief, 1398. Sitting, Extension of (South Johnstonc Police, 1424, 1427. strike, Control of railways), 81. State Children, 1463. Tedious repetition, 568, 1188, 1191. Unparliamcntary language, 153, 347, 348, 363, 527. SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire Valedictory. 1779. (Mirani)- Address in Reply, 141. SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Cooper, Frank Arthur, BILLS: Esquire (Bremer), Temporary Chair· Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2u), 431. man of Committees]- Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1721; (com­ Order in debate, 1656. nnttee), 1740, 1747, 1758. Takes chair as, 506, 1339. 1591, 1622, 1656, Land Tax Act Amendment (2°), 1528. 1725. Petroleum Act Amendment (committee) 1162, 1163. ' SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Maxwell, James Primary Produce Experiment Stations Francis, Esquire (Toowong), Tem· (committee), 956, 962, 969. porary Chairman of Committees]­ Rural Fires (2°), 1177; (committee), 1323, Takes chair as, 870, 1604. 1326, 1327, 1328, 1332. . South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, and Mount Bauple Sugar Works (2°) SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Pollock, George, 1761. , Esquire (Gregory), Chairman of Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (2"), Committees]- 1774. Order in debate, 109, 415, 417, 491, 492, 493, Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 566. 1529, 1641, 1643. Financial Statement, 640. Ruling of Chair can be discussed only at Hour, of sitting, Extension of, 1320. time ruling is given, 1643. South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail- Takes chair as, 104. 165. 201, 220, 255, 274, ways, 68. 303, 324, 410, 433, 455, 470, 490, 530, 858, 996, 1192, 1318, 1528, 1639, 1641, 1675, ScPPLY: 1683, 1714. Committee, Opening of, 566. rnparliamcntuy language, 531, 1643. E.,timatcs-in-Chief- SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Riordan, David, Executivc and Legislative­ Esquire (Burke), Temporary Chair. Legislative Assembly, 1081. man of Committees]- Home Secretary­ Takcs chair as, 216, 842, 1640, 1653. Chief 0 ffice, 1276. Labour and Industry­ STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount Chief Office, 1548, 1581. Morgan) [Home Secretary]-­ Public Works­ BILLS: Buildings, 1543. Aboriginals Prot,'Ction and Restriction of the Sale of Opil\m Acts Amendment Railways- (initiation in committee), 437; (2°), 837. Central Division and Mackay Rail­ Briobanc River Tidal Lands Improvement way, 1056. (2°), 1517. General Establishment, Chief Office, Firearms License (initiatiou in com­ 88-!. mittee), 363; (2°), 841. Korthcrn Division, 1080. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

SW AYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire-con­ SUPPLY~continur:d: timwd: Est£matrs-in-Chicf-continued: SuPPLY-contin1Lcd: Railways- Re•olutions reported from Committee­ General Establishment, Chief Office, 888. Executive ~J,nd Legislative­ Southern Division, 1019. Legislative Assembly, 1636. F ote on ,1ccount (£3,900,000), 680. Water Act, Suggested amendment of, to eliminate sub-artesian boring, 512. TREASURER, Tile [vide "McCormack, Honourable William "]- TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire (Windsor)­ Address in Reply, 233. WALKER, Harry Frederick, Esquire (Cooroora)­ BILLS: Address in Reply, 245. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (commit­ tee), 830, 831, 833, 835, 836. BILLS: Co;nmonwealth and States Financial Petroleum .Act Amendment (committee), Agreement Ratification (2°), 1693. 1142, 1147. Electrical \Vorkers (committee), 1369, 1374. Primary Produce Experiment Stations (committee), 960. Firearms License (initiation in commit­ Rural Fires (2 ), 1182; (committee) 1334, tee), 366; (2°), 842. 1336. , Fruit and Vegetables (2"), 354. Chairman of Committees, Temporary­ Land Acts Amendment (2°), 1623; (com­ mittee), 1740, 1742, 1745, 1751, 1752, 1756, Nominated on panel, 5. 1758. Takes chair, 735, 1312. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, committee), 1349. 747. Mining Acts Amendment (2°), 361. Financial Statement, 747. Petroleum Act Amendment (initiation in SC'PFLY: committee), 822; (committee), 1135, 1139, Edimatcs-in-Ghicf- 1151, 1153, 1155, 1158. Prcmicr and Chief Secretary­ Primary Produce Experiment Stations (initiation in committee), 817; (2°), 861; Agent-General for the State, 1103. (committee), 962. Public Service Superannuation Act Amendment (2°), 481; (committee), 583. WARREN, Richard James, Esquire (Murrumba)- Rural Fires (2°), 1183. Unemployed 'Workers Insurance Act BrLLs: Amendment (2°), 451. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Wire .and Wire-Netting Advances (2°), committee), 1351. 1774. Petroleum ~\et Amendment (2°), 991; Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, (committee), 1153, 1156. 525, 680; (points of order), 671, 672. Primary Produce Experiment Stations (2°), 857; (committee), 956, 964, 967. Financial Statement, 688. Rural Fires (2°), 1180; (committee), 1323, South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ 1329, 1330. ways, 80. Wire and Wire-Netting Advances (2"), 1773. SuPPLY: Committee, Opening of, 525. Chillagoe State smelters, Position in re, 675. Estimates-in-Chief- Hours of sitting, Extension of, 1320. Executive and Legislative­ South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ Legislative Assembly, 1090. ways, 97. Home Secretary- SUPPLY: Charitable Institutions and Grants, Estimates-in-Chief- 1310. IIorne Secretary-­ Outdoor Relief, 1391, 1401. Chief Office, 1256. Police, 1455. Outdoor Relief, 1395, 1399. Labour and Industry­ Police, 1441, 1442. Chief Office, 1556. Labour and Industry­ Premier and Chief Secretary­ Chief Office, 1558. Agent-General for the State, 1096. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Immigration, 1115. Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1215. Miscelianeous Services, 1239. "Queensland Radio Service, 1229, 1230. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 33

WARREN, Richard James, Esquire-con- WELLINGTON, William John, Esquire tinued: (Charters Towers)- St7PPLY-continucd: Address in Reply, 318. E.,ti mat cs-in-('hir'f-continued: Public Works­ Buildings, 1542. WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire (Queenton} Railways- Address in Reply, 223.

General Establishment, Chief Office, ScPPLY: 906. E.stimate.•-in-Chie/• Resolutions reported from Coinmittee­ ,Justice- Home Secretary- Chief Office, 1649. Charitable Institutions and Grants, 1311. otc on L!crount (£3,900,000), 675. r Chief Office, 1255. Hospital, 1382. WEIR, David, Esquire (Maryborough)­ State Children, 1461. Addres,; in Reply, 218. Public \Y orks­ DILLS: Buildings, 1536. Apprenticeship Act Amendment (2°), 413. Electrical Workers (committee), 1362. Railways- South Johnstone, Gin Gin, North Eton, Northern Division, 1078. and :\fount Dauplc Sugar Works Southern Di,-ision, 1033. (initiation in committee), 1358. Uhairn1an o£ Co1nmittees, Ten1porary­ Nominatecl on panel, 5. WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire Takes chair, 615, 634, 708, 748, 1064, 1101, (Bulimba)- 1253. 1276. 1322. 1326. 1332 1411, 1453, 1473. , Addrcss in Reply, 250.

Financial Statement, 766. SUFPLY:

St:PPLY: Estimates-in-Chief­ JiJstimatr s-in-Chi,'j- Home Secretary- Home Secretary­ Charitable Institutions and Grants,. Hospitals, 1314, 1317. 1311. Outdoor RPlief, 1402. Chief Office, 1267. Police, 1435. Health, 1312. Prernier and Chief Secretary­ Public Works-­ Public Service Commissioner, 1226. Chief Office, 1488. St<1te Stores Board, 1234. Railways- Raih,-ays- General Establishment, Chief Office, t'outhern Di,-ision, 1021. 899. Soutb. Johnstone strike, Control of rail­ South J ohnstone strike, Control of rail­ ways, 66. ways, 86.

By Autb.vrity: A ..J. Cur-.IMING, Government Printer, Brisbane.

1927-c LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Twenty-fourth Parliament – Third Session

Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.151-152, 1928

25 July 1928 – 25 October 1928

(McCormack Government)

INDEX

PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1-12 25 July 1928 642-669 12

12-38 26 July 1928 670-707 13 September 1928

38-81 31 July 1928 707-739 14 September 1928

81-114 1 739-776 18 September 1928

114-154 2 August 1928 776-808 19 September 1928

154-195 14 August 1928 808-847 20 September 1928

195-229 15 August 1928 847-884 21 September 1928

229-265 16 August 1928 884-926 25 September 1928

265-315 21 August 1928 926-965 26 September 1928

315-345 22 August 1928 966-993 27 September 1928

345-379 23 August 1928 993-1025 28 September 1928

380-419 28 August 1928 1025-1054 2 October 1928

419-456 29 August 1928 1054-1107 3 October 1928

456-494 30 August 1928 1107-1135 4 October 1928

494-531 4 September 1928 1135-1152 5 October 1928

532-561 5 September 1928 1152-1185 9 October 1928

562-590 6 September 1928 1185-1243 10 October 1928

590-609 7 September 1928 1244-1300 11 October 1928

609-642 11 September 1928 1300-1321 12 October 1928 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE

1321-1355 16 October 1928 1501-1523 23 October 1928

1355-1409 17 October 1928 1523-1582 24 October 1928

1410-1466 18 October 1928 1582-1608 25 October 1928

1466-1501 19 October 1928

1928.

QUEENSLAND.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF TH.E DEBATES

OF THE

I.JEGISLATIVE ASSE~VIBLY

DURING THE

THIRD

OF 'fHE

':rWEN'.I'Y-FOURTH PARLIAMENT.

19° GEORGE V.

COMPRISING THE PERIOD FROM THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY 01!' JULY TO THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, .A.D, 19:&8.

VOL. CLII.

BRISBANE: )lY. AUTJIQRlTY: A.!'ITHONY JA.:IUi]S CUMl\!'lNG, GOVERNMENT P:~tiN'l'ER, THIRD SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND.

19 28.

THE GOVERNOR.

His EJ~:cellency Lieutenant-General SIR THO~fAS HERBERT JOHN Cf!APMAN GooDWIN, K.C,B., C.M,G., D.S.O.

THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.

Honourable WILLIAY LENNON.

THE MINISTRY.

Honourable WILLIA'\1 McCORMACK, Premier, Chief Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice- President. of the Executive Council; Honour.able WILLIA)! FORGAN S.mnr, Secretary for Agriculture and Stock; Honourable ALFRED JAMES JONES, Secretary for Mines; Honourable JoHN MULLAN, Attorney-General; Honourable JAMES LARCO~!BE, Secretary for Railways; Honourable JAMES STOPFORD, Home Secretary; Honourable MICHAEL JOSEPH KIRWAN, Secretary for Public Works; Honourable THOMAS WILSON, Secretary for Public Instruction; Honourable THO>IAS DUNSTAN, Secretary for Public Lands; and Honourable DAVID ALEXANDER GLEDSON, Secretary for Labour and Industry.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Speaker-Honourable WILLIAM BERTRAM (JI·aree). Chairman of Committees-GEORGE PoLLOCK, Esquire (Gregory). Temporary Chairmen of Committees:- COOPER, FRAKK ARTHUR, Esquire {Bremer). MAXWEL!,, JAMES FRANCIS, Esquire {Too1l!011!J). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Bu.rke). WALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire {Cooroora). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire {Maryborough). APPEL, Honourable JOHN GEORGE {Albert). BARBER, GEORGE PHILIP, Esquire {Bundaberg). BARNES, GEORGE PoWELL, Esquire (Warwick), IV,

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued.

BARNES, Honourable WALTER HENRY (Wynnum). BEDFORD, RANDOLPH, Esquire (Warrego). BELL, ERNEST THO:VfAS, Esquire (Jr'assifern). BERTRAM, Honourable \VILLIAM (Jfaree). * Bow, RICHARD HOWLAND, Esquire (Jfilc!ull) BRAND, \VILLIAM ALFRED, Esquire (Burrum). BRASSl!WTO!>!, SAMUEL JOHN, Esquire (Balonn<-), ERUCE, HENRY ADAM, Esquire (Iienncdy), Bt:LCOOK, FRANK \VILLIAM, Esquire (Barcoo). CARTER, GEORGE, Esquire (l'ort Curtis). CLAYTON, ERNEST HEXRY COLLET, Esquire (Wide Bay). COLLINS, CHARLES, Esquire (Bozeyn), 00NROY, CHARLES \VILLIAM, Esquire (Jfaranoa), CoOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, Esquire (lJremcr), COOPER, \VILLIAM, Esquire (Roscwood). tCoRSER, I3ERNARD HENRY, Esquir0 (lJurmtt). CoSTELLO, EDWARD, Esquire (Carnarvon). DASH, JOHN, Esquir0 (Jfundinyuurra). DEACON, \VILLIAM ARTHt:R, Esquire ({'unning!Wm). DUNSTAN, Honourable THOMAS (Uympie). EDWARDS, JA"'IES BRAIDWOOD, Esquire (1Tanango). ELPHINSTONE, AUGUSTUS CEOIL, Esquire (Oxley), FARRELL, GEORGE PRITOHARD, Esquire (Rockhampton). FERRICKS, MYLES ALOYSIUS, Esqui·re (South Brisbane) FOLEY, THOMAS ANDREW, Esquire (Lcichhardt), FRY, JAMES PORTER, Esquire (Iiurilpa). GLEDSON, Honourable DA YID ALEXANDER (Ipswich). t GRIMSTONE, ERNEST LAXC'EL01', l lvin Grove). LOGAN, GEORGE ANDREW, Esquire (Lockyer). 2Y1AXWELL, JAMES FRANCIS, Esquire (Toowony). McCORMAOK, Honourable \VJLLIHI (Cairns). MoLACHLAN, PETER ALFRED, Esquire (llftrthyr). MOORE, ARTHUR EDWARD, Esquiw (;lubig11y). MORGAN, GODFREY, Esquire (Jfurilla). MuLLAN, Honourable JoHN (Fliniln·.<). O'KEEFE, JoHN, Esquire (Chillagor). PEASE, PERCY, Esquire (Hcrbert). PETERSON, JA~ES CHRISTIAN, Esquire (Yormanby).

*Took his seat at opening of Parliament, 23th July, 1928, vice John Payne, Esq., who died 14~ January, 1928. t Resigned his seat 16th August, 192o, i Took his seat at opening of Parliament, 25th July, 1928, vice!Frederick Laneelot Nott, Esq., who died litll December, 1927, t.

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued

POLLOCK, CEORGE, Esquire (Gregory). RIORDAN, DAVID, Esquire (Burke). ROBERTS, THOMAS ROBERT, Esl{uil·e (l\'ast Too-woo m /;a). RussELr., Huan McDL4.R~JID, Esquire (Too m bul) . . RUSSELL, \VILFRED ADAMS, Esquire (Dulby). RYAN, CORN EL IUS J Al\!ES, Esquire (Eacham). RYAN, HENRY JOSEPH, Esquire (Cook). SIZER, HUBERT EBENEZER, Esquire (Sandgate). Sc.IITH, Honourable WILLIAM FORGAN (Jiackay). STOPFORD, Honourable JA;m;s (Jlount .1Iorgan). SWAYNE, EDWARD DOWDICH, Esquire (Jvlimni). TAYLOR, CHARLES, Esquire (Windsor). WALKER, HARRY FREDERICK, Esquire (Coo?·oora) WARREN, RICHARD JnJES, Esquire (Murrumba). WEIR, DAVID, Esquire (,vfaryborough). ·WELLINGTON, _WILLIAA• JOHN, Esquire (Charters To-wers). WILSON, Honourable THOMAS (Fortitude 'Valley). \YINSTANLEY, VERNON, Esquire (Queenton). \V RIGHT, ALBERT HENRY, Esquire (Bulim bu).

COMMITTEES.

J,IJ'IRARY.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Elphinstone, !Ylr. Collins, Mr. Pease, Mr. G. P. Barnes, and Mr. II. M. Russell. PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Riordan, Mr. Dash, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Logan, Mr. Morgan, and Hon. W. McCormack. PRINTING.-Mr. SpcakPr, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Barber, Mr. Druce, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Dash, and Mr. Swayne.

REFRESHMENT Roo~IS.-Mr. Speaker, :i\Ir. Pollo~k, Mr. H. J. Ryan, i'vir. F. A. Cooper, Mr. Maxwell, and ::\fr. King. STANDING 0RDERS.-Mr. Spcak<'r, Mr. King, Mr. Taylor, Mr. M.oorc, :\1r. Bulcock, Mr. Ferricks, and Hon. W. McCormack.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION.

Mr. Collins (Chairman), 1\Ir. F. A. Coopc>r. :\lr. W Cooper, M\·· P<•terson, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. H. J. Ryan.

ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL.

ELECTIO"S JVDGE.-Tbc Honourable :Yir. Justice Macrossan, S.P.J. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.151-152, 1928 25 July 1928 – 25 October 1928

L J£ G J: 8 L A r_r I V E A~SEM_BLY.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS.

Address in Reply­ BILLS-continued : Adoption, 587. Appropriation, J'\o. 2 (all stages), 1582. Answer of Governor, 609. Architects (initiation), 1152; (initiation in Debate, 6, 18, 470, 498, 563; (amendment­ committee), 1244; (1°), 1245; (2°), 1519; ,}[,., ,lfoore), 26, 44, 95, 117, 157, 197, 237, (committee), 1595; (3°), 1600; (assent), 366, 382, 426, 466. 1608. Extension of debate under Standing Blackall, Edmonton, Gatton, Innisfail. Order ::'\ o. 17, 16. Ipswich, Marburg, Nudgee Beach, Rockhampton, Ubobo, and Wallumbiila Presentation to Governor, 609. Public Land Mortgages (initiation and 1 °), 993; (2°), 1522; (committee), 1523; (3"), 1584; (assent), 1608. Adjournments, Special­ Brisbane Roman Catholic Cathedral Land Brisbano Exhibition, 154. Sales (suspension of Standing Orders), Close of session, 1607. 349; (initiation and 1°), 381; (2°, com­ mittee, and 3°), 1600; (assent). 1608. Opening of session, 12. Coal Mining Act Amendment (initiation), 495; (initiation in committee and F). Allowances, Travelling Expenses, and Motor 588; (2°), 630; (committee), 1522; (3°). Car Hire of Ministers- 1584; (assent), 1608. Colonial Gas Association Limited (suspen­ Questions in re (Mr. Mor{!an), 1187; (,Wr. sion of Standing Orders), 1152; (initia­ C'ostello), 1356. tion), 1187; (initiation in committee), Return in Te (motion-.lfr. Costello), 532; 1600; (ID, 2°, and committee), 1601; (3°), (return tabled), 1410. 1603; (assent), 1608. Commonwealth and State Income Taxes "\greement Act of l924 Extension Anakie Gem Industry, Report of Commission (initiation), 993; (initiation in commit­ of Inquiry on- tee) 1026; (ID), 1027; (ZO and commit­ Return in re (motion-Jfr. J£oore), 610; tee), 1136; (30), 1152; (assent), 1608. (return tabled), 671. Farm ·Prc·duce Agents Act Amendment (initiation), 316; (initiation in commit­ tee), 349; (Governor's me

BILLS-continued. Committee, Standing Orders­ Income Tax Acts Amenclment (initiation), Appointment, 16. 994; (initiation in committee), 1035; (amendment-Mr. J£oore), 1039; (1° and printing of Bill), 1047; (2°), 1137; (com­ mittee), 1467, 1504; (3°), 1584; (assent), Committees, Library, Parliamentary Build­ 1608. ings, and Refreshment Rooms­ Land. Tax Act Amendment (init·iation), 197; Appointment, 16. (initiation in committee), 232; (amend­ ment--,l£r. Sizer), 235, 316, 317, 353; (1°), 366; (2°), 533; (committee), 534; Contract and Day Labour Systems on Public W), 562; (assent), 590. Works, Proposed Competition be­ :Ylain Roads Act Amendment (initiation), tween (motion-.IVJr. 1\llorgan), 672, 591; (initiation in committee), 618; 809. (arnendment-.1£r. H. M. Russell), 623; (1°), 630; (2"), 976; (committee), 1048; WJ, 1152; (assent), 1608. Corser, Mr. B. H., Resignation of, as Member 2'1 urses and Masseurs Registration (initia­ for the Electoral District of Burnett, tion), 421; (initiation in committee), 496; (1''), 498: (2°), 666, 974; (commit­ 265. tee), 1047; WJ, 1152; (assent), 1608. Police Acts Amendment (initiation and "Daily Mail," Misreport in, 494. initiation in committee), 1584; (1°), 1586; (2°), 1603; (committee and 3°), 1604; (assent), 1608. Day Labour and Contract Systems on Public Primary P•roducers' Organisation and Works, Proposed Competition be­ ::\Iarketing Act Amendment (initiation), tween (motion-.IVJr. Morgan), 672 591; (initiation in committee), 610; (ID), 617; (2°), 645, 708; (committee), 761; 809. (3°), 850; (assent), 1300. Srarnp Acts Amendment (initiation), 994; (initiation in committee), 1027; (amend­ Days of Sitting­ mcnt-J£r. H. M. Russell), 1030; (1°), Friday, 532. 1035; (2°), 1136; (committee), 1137; W), 1153; (assent), 1608. Hours of sitting, 16; (extension of), 966, 1504. State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ tion), 382; (initiation in committee), Precedence of Government business on 458; (amendment-J£r. Robcr·ts), 459, Thursday, 850. 495; (1 °), 495; (2°), 561; (committee), Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 16. 1522; (3' J, 1584; (assent), 1608. Stock Foods Act Amondment (initiation), 197; (initiation in committee), 231; (1 °), Death of Right Honourable Andrew Fisher, 232; (2°), 554; (committee), 663; (30), P.C. (motion of condolence), 1502. 742; (assent), 1135. Supreme Court Acts Amendment (Rules Ratification) (initiation), 495; (initiation Disorder in Public Gallery (strangers re· in committee), 589; (1 °), 590; (2° and moved), 407. committee), 642; (3°), 742; (assent), 1135. DIVISIONS- Traffic Acts Amendment (initiation), 381; (initiation in committee), 421; (amend­ Address in Reply (amendment'-JJr. Moore), ment-Mr. Is: err), 422, 457; (1°), 458; 470. (2°), 557; (committee), 663; (3°), 743; (assent), 1135. BILLS: Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment­ Clause 2 (arnendment-Mr. Morgan), Burnett Electoral District­ 659. Resignation of Mr. B. H. Corser, 265. Hospitals Act Amendment- Seat declared vacant, 265. Initiation in committee (amenclment­ Jb-. lV. A. Russell), 1597. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary­ Income Tax Acts Amendment­ Panel nominatecl by Mr. Speaker, 5. Second reading, 1152. Clause 2 (amendment-,lfr. .lf a ore), 1475; (amendrnent-Mr. B:elso), 1485. Closure Motion (extension of hours of Clause 5 (amendments-Mr. Moore), sitting), 973. 1491, 1497, 1498. Clause 8 (amendment-Mr. H. M. Committee, Printing­ Russcll), 1511. Clause 15 (arnendment'-Mr. Swayne), Appointment, 16. 1515. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 3

DIVISIONS-continued. Gem Industry at Anakie, Report of Com­ BILLS-continued. mission of Inquiry on- Land Tax Act Amendment- Return in re (motion-Mr. Mo·ore), 610. Initiation in committee, 366; (amend­ Return tabled, 671. ment-.Mr. Sizll·), 365. Second reading, 533. Givens, Senator Honourable Thomas, Third reading, 562. Vacancy in Senate caused by death of, Main Roads Act Amendment- 5 [vide also "Senate, Vacancy in"]. Clause 2 (amendment-,Vr. .Woore), 1054. Primary Producers' Organisation and Governor's Opening Speech, I, 6. Marketing Act Amendment- Clause 5 (amendment-¥1·. Jfoore), "Hansard "- 770. Circulation and cost of, Report on, 6. Hours of Sitting, Extension of, 974; Reporting in, 996; (quest-ions of privilege}, (closure motion), 973. 671, 742, 778. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Vacancy in-Election of John Valentinfl MacDonaJ.d, vice Thomas Givens, Hospitals Taxation [vide "Supply"­ deceased, 94. "Home Secretary, Hospitals"], 1289,

SUPPLY: 1297, 1301, 1322. Estimates-in-Chief­ Home Secretary- Hours of Sitting, 16; (extension of), 966, Hospitals (amendment to reduce 1504. Yote by £1'-Mr. Moore), 1338. Justice- Chief Office (motion to disagree with Library Committee­ Chairman's ruling-Jfr. J{ err), Appointment, 16. 1228. Loans Sinking Funds, Auditor-General's Dredging Claims, 1926-28- Report on, 265. Question in re (Jfr. J{ing), 231. Return in re (motion-.41r. lliny), 267; (return tabled), 1321. MacDonald, John Valentine, Elected to Senate of Commonwealth vice Thomas Givens, deceased, 84; (division), 94. Elections Tribunal­ Judge for 1928, 5. Maize Pool, Election of- Circular of Robinson and Jolly to Mem­ Estimates-in-Chief, 1928-29- bers of Queensland Country Retail (Tabled), 591. Traders' Association, 103, 647. " How to vote " instructions to producers, 616, 647, 736, 883. Estimates, Supplementary, 1927-28- (Tabled), 1467. Maree Labour Pre-election Plebiscite (Com­ mittee of Supply), 1215, 1550; (ques­ Explanations, Personal­ tion in re), 1410. :'\1r. Lloyd, 494. :vir. Maxwell, 1187. Member, Resignation of­ Mr. Moore, 117. ::vfr. B. H. Corser, 265 Mr. Sizer, 1582. Members, New- Mr. R. R. Bow, 5. Financial Statement (Committee of Supply), 602. Mr. E. L. Grimstone, 5. Debate on, 687, 782, 826, 853, 886, 926. Tables relat'ing to (tabled), 591. Ministers' Travelling Expenses, Allowances, and Motor Car Hire- Questions in re (Mr. M organ), 1187; (Mr. Fisher, Right Honourable Andrew, P.C., Costello), 1356. Death of (motion of condolence), Return in re (motion-Mr. Costello), 532; 1502. (return tabled), 1410. 4 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

New Members­ QUESTIONS-continued: Mr. R. R. Bow, 5. Agricultural Bank, Applications for advances received by, 1927-28 (Mr. Mr. E. L. Gcrimstone, 5. Walker), 380. Agricultural Bank Act, Expenditure under Opening of Parliament, I. (Mr. "Moore), 15. Agricultural College, Gatton- Opening Speech, ihe Governor'e, I, {). Dismissal of employees at (Mr. Logan), 494. Revenue from (Mr. Logan), 1523. Papers Printed during Recess, 6. Albion Park racecourse, Money invested through totalisator at (Mr. Maxwell), Parliament­ 39. Opening, 1. Alice railw~y station, Total cost of smash Prorogation, 1608. at (Mr. K-elso), 42. Allowances, travelling expenses, and motor car hire of Ministers (Mr. Morgan), Parliamentary Buildings Committee­ 1187; (Mt·. CosteUo), 1356. Appointment, 16. Alsatian dogs, Suggested prohibition of importation or destruction of (Mr. Personal Expla.nations­ Morgan), 345. Mr. Lloyd, 494. Anzac Day, Intentions of Government in re proclamation of, as a national holiday Mr. Maxwell, 1187. (Mr. Warren), 808. Mr. Moore, 117. Appeals against staff arrangements in Taxa­ Mr. Sizer, 1582. tion Department U!fr. Kerr), 420. Application for forfeiture of mineral leases, Mount Cannindah mineral field (Mr. Petroleum Acts, Permits Granted under­ Swayne), 13, 83, 156. Return in re (motion-Mr. Walker), 1187; Apprentices, Examination and employment (return tabled), 1524. of (Mr. Sizer), 39. Approximate area of electoral districts in Plebiscite, Maree Labour Pre-election Queensland (Mr. Maxwell), 116. (Committee of Supply), 12I5, 1550; Argentina, Alleged prevalence of foot and (question in re), 1410. mouth disease in (Mr. Peterson), 83. Auditor-General's report on public accounts, Date of presentation of (Mr. W. H. Printing Committee­ Barnes), 610, 1321. Appointment, 16. Averaging of incomes of primary producers for income tax purposes (Mr. Edwarda), Privilege, Questions of- 610. Balances of Public Accounts- Reporting in "Hansard," 671, 742, 778. 30th June (jffr. Moore), 15; (Mr. TV. H. Bn1·ne,), 642. Produce Agents, Petition Presented to 31st August (Mr. G. P. Barnes), 741. Commissioner for Railways by, in re Ballots, Preliminary, in re waterside strikes publication in Newspapers of Truck at Northern ports (Mr. Swayne), 316. Numbers (question), 114; (Farm Bananas- Produce Agents Act Amendment "Bunchy Top"- Bill), 553. Discovery and spread (Mr. Walkrr), 456. Public Accounts, Auditor-General's Report Suggested control by a board (Mr. JJranrl), 230. on, I355. Experimental farm~, Government (Mr. Clayton), 494. Public Debt Reduction Fund, Auditor­ Growing and reafforestation, Nicholls or General's Report on, 6. Taungya method of (Mr. Walker), 231. Production in Queensland (Jfr. Brand), 230. QUESTIONS- Railed from Gympie, Nambour. and Abattoir, Negotiations for purchase of Mary Valley, 1927-28 (M.-. Walker), 380. meatworks for (Mr. Edwards), 41. Barrimoon-Boundary between Port Curtis Aboriginals, Police duties in connection and Burrum electorate (Mr. Brand), with protect-ion of (Mr. Morgan), 643. 1107. Accident at Alice railway station-Total Ba.rringun-Bourke ~ilway, New South cost of smash (Mr. Kelso), 42. Wales, and extension of Queensland Advertising .State, Expenditure on, 1927-28 Border Railway (.liT. G. P. Barnes), 43, (Mr. Kerr), 82. .81, 1583. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 5

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTION8-continued : Beef Cattle Industry Commission­ Cairns industrial magistrate, Finding of, Legislation to give effect to recommenda­ in re waterside workers (Mr. Moo1·e), tions of (Mr. Bell), 1.300; (Mr. Tr. A. 230. Russell), 1501. Callide and Upper Burnett Land Settle­ Price-fixing of beef (Mr. Morgan), 82. ment Scheme- Beef, ·Chilled, sold in Victoria, Victorian Area resumed and selected, etc. (.llr. Government regulations relating to Clayton), 884. (Mr. Sizer), 419. Unselected land in (Mr. Brand), 741. Beef supplied to State butcher shops by Cane, Sugar- State stations (Mr. Walker), .380. Harvested in Queensland in 1927. and "Bilocla," H.M.A.S., Railw11-y freight, price paid to growers (Mr. Brand), etc.. paid on coal loaded at Glad­ stone and Port Alma into (J.fr. 740. Carter), 1186, 1467, 1502. Oversea sales ("llr. Brand), 740. Bookmakers, Taxation of (.vir . .lia.rtct ll), Canvassing by Railway Department for con­ .39. veyance of merchandise by rail (,llr . Border Railway, Extension of, and Bourke­ Kerr), 115. Barringun Railway, New South '\Vales Cattle and sheep purchased by State (Jfr. G. P. Barm s), 4.3, 81, 1583. butcheries (,l.fr. ]}, aeon), 380, 670. Bores put down under Petroleum Acts, Cattle, Beef, Indust.ry Commission, Legis­ Suggested publication of diagrams lation to give effect to recommendations showing sections o.f (Mr. Walker), of (.1:fr. Hell), 1300; (J.£7·. W . •1. R1ls­ 1186. .se/l), 1501. Bores sunk by Irrigation Commissioner by Cattle, Dai,ry, purchased by Commissioner day !about and contract, Cost of (.Jir. of Irrigation and \Vater Supply for Robcrts), 708, 741. settlers (Mr. Cla);ton), 1524. Bourke-Barringun Railway, New South Cattle. Dipping of. and tick destruction "\V ales, and extension of Queensland (J.fr. T\". iL Ru,

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS--continued : Commonwealth and States Financial Agree­ Countries of origin of materials and goods ment Ratification Act'- purchased by Railway Department Balancc of Sinking Fund (Jfr. Grim­ (Jir. Sizer), 39, 381. ,,tone), 644. Crown Lands- Contributions under (Mr. Kerr), 14; Notices of resumption of pastoral holdings (Mr. Taylor), 532. (M:r. Mc"xwell), 42. Commonwealth Government contribution, Pawngilly, North Queensland, Area open 1927-28, on per capita basis (Mr. Kerr), for selection at (Mr. Brand), 741. 14. Crown timber, Revenue from, 1927-28 (.Mr. Com_monwealth Government subsidy to min­ JJioore), 41; (Mr. Swayne), 926. mg (Mr. O'Keeje), 885. Daw .,on Valley and adjacent areas- Commonwealth grant under Federal Aid Cost of commission of inquiry in re (Mr. Roads Ag-re!'ment Improvement Act Petuson), 1055. (Mr. H. M. Ru

QUESTIONS-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Electorates, Redistribution of, before next Floods in Dawson Valley and adjacent State election (Mr. K eTJ·), 14. areas- Electric generating plant, Mount Mulligan Cost of Commission of Inquiry in re coalmine. l'roposed eale of (Mr. (Mr. Peterson), 1055. ll'alker); 671. Relief payments to sufferers from (Mr. Employees at Gatton Agricultural College, Peterson), 114. Dismissal of (Mr. Logan), 494. Flour, bran, .and pollard received at Employees in Railway Department­ Wallangarra, 1927-28 (Mr. G. P. Barncs), 43, 81, 266. Number convicted and dismissed for cer· tain offences, 1923-28 (Mr. Wanen), 265. Flour, Imported, purchased by State Stores Board, 1927-28 Pir. G. P. Barnes), 43. Number of (Jfr. M oore), 44. Food shortage at Cooktown, Misrepresenta­ Short time worked by (Jfr. Clayton), 229. tions regarding (Mr. Pollock), 850. Emplovces in State service, Number and Foot and mouth disf·ase, Alleged pre­ salaries of (Jlr. Jfoore), 155. valence of, in Argentina and Java (Mr. Enoggera yards, Alleged faked brands on Prterson), 83. State st·ation cattle sold m (Jfr. Foreign capital, InYestment of, in oil eom­ Co.stello), 1583. panies, Stat-ement by Mr. Druce m re Estimated land revenue, 1928-29 (Jfr. W. 11. (Jlr. Ferricks), 1410. lluss(ll), 670, 885. Forfeited mineral leases of Mungana com­ pany and price of lead in 1917 and 1922 Executive Building, Apportionment of (Mr. [{d.w), 42. original cost of (Mr. Kerr), 14. Freight and passengers carried by Rail­ Exhibition week, Adjournment during (,tfr. way Department, 1927-28 (Mr. Walker), Taylor), 15. 315. Expenditure on advertising State, 1927-28 Freight, etc., paid on coal loaded into (Mr. Kerr), 82. H.J\LA.S. "Biloela" at Port Alma and Expenditure on printing by Government Gladstone (Mr. Carter), 1186, 1467, 1502. departments, 1927-28 (Jfr. M organ), Gatton Agricultural High School and 1186. Collegc- Experiment farm. Sugar, at Home Hill Dimli>

QUESTION8-continued : QUESTIONS-continued: Guaranteed prices for farm products (Mr. Irrigation- Morgan), 591. Cost of bores sunk by Commissioner by Gympie district, Bananas railed from (Mr. day labour and contract (Mr. Roberts), Walker), 380. 708, 741. Gympie railway station, Additions and Dawson Valley Scheme- alterations to (Mr. Maxwel{), 532. Cost of railway construction (Mr. Hamilton cold stores, Storage capacity and Swayne), 41. operations of, 1927-28 (Mr. Walker), 671. Dairy cattle purchased by Commissioner for settlers (Mr. Clayton), 1524. Harbour Boards' indebtedness to Treasury, Rockhampton and Gladstone (Mr. Estimated cost of (Mr. Swayne), 41. Carter), 1054. Ja.-a. Alleged prevalence of foot and mouth I-Ielidon spa water forwarded by rail, disease in (Mr. Peterson), 83. 1927-28 (Jlr. Logan), 777, 809. Keeroongooloo State station, Purchase and Helidon State quarry, Delay in obtaining sale of (Mr. Sizer), 83; (Mr. Morgan), stone from (Mr. W. H. Barnes), 83. 196, 345, 849. K.-oglc-South Brisbane Railway- Herd-testing, Subsidy from Commonwealth , Statistics in re fint section (Jir. Kerr), Government for (Jfr. Walker), 380. 39. High school examinations and State Statistics in re second section (.Yir. Kerr), scholarships (JI r. Grimstone), 809. 40. Home Hill, Sugar experiment farm at Tenders for ,-nter cranes for (Mr. (Mr. Jioon'), 1244. Su·aJ/nc), 456. 670. Hospital boards, Revenue of, 1927-28 (Mr. La.nd reYenue, 1928-29, Estimated (,llr. King), 1185. TT". .-l. Ra8Bcll). 670, 885. Hospital, Brisbane General, Extensions to Land Settlement Scheme, Upper Burnett (Mr. Elphinstone), 196. and Callide- Hospital, Eye diseases, Purchase by Go­ Area resumed and selected, etc. (Jf r. verr,ment of building for (Mr. 11 rs at Northern ports­ (Mr. Clayton), 494. Conditions in re preliminary ballots Longreach-Winton Railway, Cost of, to (Jfr. Su'ayn c), 316; lorses caused by date, etcterson), 346; (Jfr. Elphin­ Expenditure by, 1927-28 (Mr. Corser), 13 . .stuM), 644. Grant from Commonwealth under Federal Ipswich railway station, Statistics in re Aid Roads Agreement Approval Act (J.Ir. Roberts), 740. (Mr. H. M. Russell), 643. Iron and steel chains US<:'d by Railway Motor and traction engine registration Department (Mr. Sway>ne), 229, 266. fees (Mr. H. M. Russell), 643. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 9

QUESTIONs-continued : QUESTION8-continued : Maize and wheat growers on Darling :"Jicholls or Taungya. method of banana­ Downs, Losses to, through mice plague growing and reafforestation (Mr. (2ffr. G. P. Barnes), 43. lV alker), 231. Maranoa Rabbit Board, Suggested abolition Xight officers and porters, Railway, of (Mr. Morgan), 1467. Transfer to metropolitan area of (Mr. Kerr), 115, 316. Ma~ee pl&biscite, Labour, Police inquiries into (Mr. Bedford), 1410. Normal School grounds, Old, Parking station in (Mr. Deacon), 590; (Mr. Mary Valley. Bananas railed from (Jfr. Clayton), 643. Walker), 380. Meatworks for abftttoir purposes, Negotia­ Xorth Coast Railway, Cost of deviation at 79~-Miles (Mr. 229. tions for purchase of (Jfr. Ed wards), 41. Elphinstone), l\Iice plague on Darling Downs, Losses to Xorthern ports, Waterside strikes at­ maize and wheat growers through (;lfr. Conditions in re preliminary ballots (Mr. G. P. !Jarnes), 43. Swaync), 316. ::VIillet crop, Broom, 1927-28, Papers in re Losses caused by (Mr. Swayne), 420. (Jh-. Logan), 644. Oil and mining prospecting, Grants in aid Mineral Leases 215 and 211, :vi:ount Cannin­ of, 1927-28 (Mr. Walker), 456. dah mineral field, Application for for­ Oil companies, Statement by Mr. Bruce in feiture of (Jfr. Swayne), 13, 83, 156. re inYestment of foreign capital in l\fining and oil prospecting, Grants in aid (J1T. Furicks), 1410. of, 1927-28 (Mr. Walker), 456. Oil prospecting in Queensland, Common.. :\'lining, Grant by Commonwealth Govern­ wealth subsidv for (Mr. Winstanley), 1026. . ment for subsidy to (Mr. O'Keefc), 885. Ministers' travelling expenses, allowances, Outdoor relief, Expenditure on, 1927-28 and motor car hire (Jir .•lforgan), 1187; (Mr. King), 15. (J[r. CostEl/o), 1356. Overdrafts and transfers, Trust Funds (.~r. " Miscellaneous other receipts," 1927-28, IF. H. Barnes), 642.· Revenue increase under heading of Overtime worked in preparing rent list, (Jfr. JJ oorc), 15. Department of Public Lands (Mr. r,fotor and traction engine registration fees J{ el.w), 885. (Jfr. H. Jf. R?>,,stll), 643. Oy,tcr banks in yicinity of sewage outlet, Brisbane River, Lessees of (Mr. Motor cars and trucks. Governnu~nt, Nun1- ber in commission and make of (Jfr. Jforgan), 1410. Elphinstonc), 196. Parking station in old Normal School ::\Iotor registration' and licenses, Revenue p:rounds ("lir. Deacon), 590; (Mr. from, 1927-28 (Mr. Jfoore), 157. Clayton), 643. Parliament Housl', Apportionment of Motor ye~iclcs carrying loado to railway, Taxatwn of (,11r. Edu·ards), 610. original cost of (.lb. K err), 14. :Motors. Rail, :'\umber completed and in Passengers and freight carried by Railway course of construction (J1r. Grimstone), Department, 1927-28 (.lfr. Walker), 315. 808. Pastoral Leases- ::\Ioulding shop, Xew. at Rockhampton Notices of resumption pir. J1ax1N11), railway workshops. Cost and capacity 42. of (Mr. G1·imstone). 1524, 1582. South of 28th parallel and ·between Mount Barker silver-lead mine, Reward Goondiwindi and South Australian cbim No. 8 (Jfr. Hynes), 115; (Jfr. border (lifr. G. P. Barnes), 847. Su·ayne), 156. Pawngilly, North Queensland, Opening for Mount Cannindah Copner Minina Com­ selection of Crown lands at (Mr. pany, Shareholders i;, (1}fr. Sn·ayne), 13. Brand), 741. Mount Cannindah mineral field, Applica­ Pear poison, Expenditure by Prickly tiOn for forfeiture of mineral leases 215 Pear Land Commission on supply of and 211 (Jfr. Swuyne), 13, 83, 156. ("}[r. Erh·urds), 82. Mount Isa Mining Company, Concessions to Pensioner inmates in State institutions, (Mr. Jiorgan). 231. Pavment by Commonwealth Govern­ me~Jt on account of (Mr. King), 41, 265. Mount Morgan electoral roll, Number of electors on (Mr. Swayne), 12. Petrol, Substitution of, for steam engines in shearing sheds (Mr. W. A. R'Us$ell), Mount :vi:ulligan coalmine, Proposed sale of 562. electric generating plant (Mr. Walker) 671. , Petroleum Acts, Sugge·.. tcd publication of diagran1 shovving sections orf bores Mungana. forfeited mineral le~ses and price put down under (Jlr. WalkeP), 1186. of lead in 1917 and 1922 (Mr. Kelso), 42. MusgraYe electoral roll, Number of elec­ Pike. Mr. Justice- tors on (i1Ir. Su·apne), 12. Report of (.!Jr. 1Varr. n), 562. Nambour, Bananas railed from (Mr. Visit. to Soldier settlements (.vir. K err), Walker), 380. m;. New South Wales embargo on Queensland Pittsworth electoral roll, Number of elec· cattle (Mr. W. A. Russell), 1583. t.ors on (Mr. Swayne), 12. 10 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

QUESTIONs-continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Plebiscites- Public Accounts Balanoos- Maree Labom·, Police inquiries into (Jir. At 30th June, 1928 (Mr. Moore), 15; (.lfr. Bedford), 1410. TV. H. Barnes), 642. Stanley Gountrv Partv-:!\'ationalist, At 31st August, 1928 (Mr. G. P. Barnes), Alleged malpractices i'n re (Jir. 741. 1Vright), 1583. Police duties in connection with protection Public Debt- of aboriginals (Mr. Morgan), 643. Amount raised under tax-free conditions Police pensions, Amounts paid from Trust (Mr. G. P. Barnes}, 154. Funds for (Mr. M oore), 671, 741. Increase in, during 1927-28 (Mr. Moore), Pollard, bran, and flour, received at 15. Wallangarra, 1927-28 (Mr. G. P. Local authorities authorised to borrow Barnes), 43, 81, 266. outside Government (Mr. G. P. Barnes) 154. Port Alma- Public Lands, Department of, Overtime Cost of loading, storing, and carrying worked in preparing rent list (Mr. wool from Rockhampton to (Mr. [{ e/so), 885. Carter), 849, 1054. Public Works Commission, Cost of investi­ Railway Freight paid on coal loaded gation of Inglewood-Texas Railway into H.M.A.S. '' Biloela" at (Mr. proposal by (Mr. Deacon), 1524. Cm·tcr), 1186, 1467, 1502. Purebred bulls, Government grants to Wool consigned from Rockhampton to farmers owning (Mr. Walker), 419. (Mr. Carter), 1186. Queensland banana production (Mr. Port Curhs and Burnctt electorates, Boan­ Brand), 230. dary between (Mr. Brund), 1107. Queensland chilled beef sold in Victoria, Port Douglas and Cooktown, Subsidy to Victorian Government regulations steamers trading to (.lfr. Maxwell), relating to (Mr. Sizer), 419. 196. " Queensland Producer," Sale of (Mr. Porters and night officers in Railway King), 166. Department, Transfer to metropolitan area of (Mr. Kerr), 115, 316. Queensland trade balance (Mr. Maxwell), l'riN-ftxing of Beef, and Beef Cattle 197. Industry Commission (Jir. Jior!].7n), Rabbit Board, Maranoa. Suggested aboli­ 82. . tion of (Mr. Morgan). 1457.

Prickly-pear Land Commission, Expendi­ Racc·~ourse, Albion Park, :l\Ioney invested ture on clearing land and supply of through totalisat·or at (Mr. Jlaxwcll), pear poison by {1!1>·. Edwards), 82. 39. Primary industries, Suggested legislation Hailwav Department, Country of origin of to exempt, from provisions of rural good;; and materials purchased by (Mr. workers' award (Mr. Bdwards), 1054. Sizcr), 39, 381. Primary Producers- Railways- ..A_Ytraging of income" of, for income tax Accident at Alice Station, 1926, Cost of purposes (Mr. Edwards), 610. (:l£7·. Kclso), 42. Concessions to small (Mr. W. A. Russell), L\ccident at Cordalba, Inquiry into (Mr. 195. Clayton), 229. Government protection for, during indus­ Attendants, Removal of. from railway trial strikes (Mr. Corser), 13. gates or sidings, 1927-28 (Mr. Erbuards), Supply of wire netting to, 1927-28 (Mr. 670, 708. Clayton), 1107. Bananas railed from Gympie-Nambour Prime Minister of Commonwealth­ and J\lary V alley lin0s, 1927-28 (11£7-. Walkrr), 380. Statement re investment of foreign caJ?ital , in oil companies in Australia (Mr. Bourke-Barringun line, New South J? erricks), 1410. \Vales, and extension of Queensland Border line (.lfr. G. P. Barnes), 43, 81, Telegram from, in re supply of food to Cooktown '(Mr. Pollock), 850. 1583. Telegram from, in re waterside strike Canvassing by department for conveyance (Mr. Swayne), 670. of merchandise by rail (.lfr. Kerr), 115. Printing by Government departments, Ex­ Coal- penditure on, 1927-28 (Mr. Morgim) Loaded into H.M.A.S. "Biloela" at 1186. G!adstone and Port Alma, Freight, Produce. Application to Commissioner de .. paid on (Mr. Corrtcr), 1186, 1467, for Railways for suppression of infor­ 1502. mat-ion reg-arding -ale of (J1r. W. H. Purchases by department (Mr. Morgan}, Barnes), 114. 81. Produce consigned from other States, Countries of origin of material and goods Income taxation on (Mr. Warren), 562. purchased (21Ir. Si:er), 39, 381. Prospectuses, Company, Supervision of Dawson Valley irrigation scheme-Cost of (Mr. Walker), 1321. railway construction (JI.fr. S1l·ayne), 41. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 11

QUESTIONs--continued : QUESTIONS-continued : Railways-continued: Railways-continued: Employees- South Brisbane-Kyogle-cnntinued: Number convicted and dismissed for Tenders for water cranes (Jfr. certain offences, 1923-28 (Mr. Warren) ~~ , Swa)!ne), 456, 670. Staff stations unattended (Mr. K elso), 42. ::-Jumber in department (Jfr. ,Woore), 44. Sugar-cane trucks, Alleged discrepancies in weights of (J£1'. Su·ayne), 643, 708; Short time worked by (Hr. Clayton). (Mr. Peterson), 808, 850. 229. Suppression of information regarding sale Flour, bran, and pollard rec'eived at of produce, Application to Commis­ Wallangarra, 1927-28 (Jir. G. P. sioner for (Mr. W. H. Barnes), 114. BnrnetJ), 43, 81, 266. vVil!O\vburn workshops, Statistics in re Freight and passengers carried bv depart- (Jir. Roberts), 739. ment (Jir. Walker), 315. " vVinton-Longreach line, Cost to date. etc. Gympie sta.tion, Additions and alterations (Jir. M~ax1••ell), 1524. t

QUESTIONS--continued: QUESTIONS-continued: Revenue from-continued: Stamp duti€s, Increased revenue fr·:>m, 1927-28 (Mr. King), 644. Land, Estimated, 1928-29 (Mr. TV. A. Russell), 670, 885. Staff railway stations, Unattended (Mr. Kelso), 42. Motor registrations and licenses, 1925-28 (J.lr. +1£oore), 157. Stallions, State, Statistics in re (Mr. Deacon), 590. Totalisator fractions (Mr. Morgan), 1244. Stanley electorate, Country Party-l'!atio?­ Rockhampton- alist plebiscite, Alleged malpractices m Cost of loading, storing, and carrying (,l.lr. w,·ight), 1583. wool to Port Alma from (Mr. Garter), State contribution to cotton guarantee (Mr. 849, 1054. Peterson), 346. New railway moulding shop, Cost and State electoral rolls, Number of electors on capacity of (J.fr. Grimstone), 1524, 1582. (Mr. Swaync), 12. Wool consigned. to Port Alma from (1lfr. State €nt'erprises• Carter), 1186. Butcher shops- Rockhampton Harbour Board, Indebtedness Beef supplied by State stations and to Treasury of (Mr. Garter), 1054. total quantity of mBat· sold (l}fr. Rolling-stock supplied to Railway Depart­ W allcr r). 380. ment, 1927-28 (Jlr. Morgan), 532. Cattle and sheep purchased (Mr. Roma State but'chery, Sale of (Mr. Dencon), 670. J.lorgan), 380. Reason for disposal (Mr. Clayton), 380. Rura~ workers' award, Suggested legisla­ Roma, Sale of (Jir. Jlorgnn), 380. tion to exempt primary industries from Catrle stations- provisions of (11£r. Edwards), 1054. Alleged faked brallds on cattle sold in Savings Bank balance. Dccrcl!se of, in Enoggera saleyaTds (Jir. Costello), !11arch quarter, 1927 {21I r. M axwell) 1583. ~~ ' Beef supplied to State butcher shops Sawmill, Injune, Sale of P.lr. 1lforgan), and total net loss per year (Mr. 381. Tralkr t), 380. Scholarships awarded to correspondence Keeroongooloo, Purchase and sal€ of school pupils (Jfr. Farrell), 44. (J!r. Si.zrr), 83; (Mr. Jiorgan), 196, School inspectors due for retirement (Jlr. 345, 849. Farrell), 44. Coal mines- Seed cotton, Average price and return to Cost of production and selling price of growers of, 1920-28 (J.lr. Petcrson), 457. coal, 1927-28 (Mr. Brand), 1466. Share ~armers and farm workers, Compen­ Proposed salo of electric generating sation paid to, by St'ate Government plant at ]\fount Mulligan coalmine Insurance Office for injuries to, 1927-28 (Jfr. Wa/krr), 671. (Mr. Deacon), 1410. Ente~priscs disposed of since 1927 (J.lr. Shearers' n.ccommo-dation on small holdings Jiorga11). 1356. (J.lr. W. A. Rmscll), 562. Hamilt

QUESTION8-continued : QUESTIONS-continued: States and Commonwealth Financial Tenders, State Stores Board-Condition Agreement Ratification Act- in re proportion of union labour (.'1£1·. Balan

QUESTION8-continued : Senate, Vacancy in- \Varden's Court, Application to, for for­ Death of Senator Thomas Givens, 5. feiture of mineral leases, Mount Can­ Election of John Valentine MacDona.Id vice nindah field (Mr. Swayne), 13, 83, 156. Thomas Givens, deceased. 84. \Vater cranes for South Brisbane-Kyoglc :Message to Governor, 95. Railway, Tenders for (Mr. Swayne), 456, 670. ~omination of Robert Shepherd, 85. \Vaterside strikes- Speaker's right to vote under Standing Order No. 331, 94. Conditions in re preliminary ballots at Northern ports (3fr. Swayne), 316. Correspondence in re (Jfr. Swayne), 670. Shepherd, Robert, Nominated for Vacancy Finding of industrial magistrate, Cairns, in Senate of Commonwealth vice in re (Jh. •tfoore), 230. Thomas Givens, deceased, 85. Losses caused by (Mr. Swayne), 420. \Vheat and maize growers, Losses through Sitting Days­ mice plague on Darling Downs to (Mr. Friday, 532. (}, P. Barnes), 43. Hours of sitting. 16; (extension of), 966, \Yhcat board, System of voting in con­ 1504. nection with (Mr. Deacon), 1135. Precedence of Government business on \Yillowburn railway workshops, Statistics Thursday, 850. in re (Mr. Roberts), 739. 'ruesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 16. Winton-Longreach Railway, Cost to date, etc. (Jfr. Jfa.xu·ell), 1534. Special Adiournments­ \Yire netting-- Brisbanc Exhibition, 154. Supply to graziers, 1927-28 (Jfr. H'instanley), 1025. Close of S(e&sion, 1607. Supply to primary producers, 1927-28 (Mr. Opening of ,.:ssion, 12. Clayton), 1107. \Yool, Greasy- Standing Order, No. 17- Consigned from Rockhampton to Port Extension of duration of debate on Address Alma. (~lfr. Cartr r), 1186. in Reply, 16. Cost of loading. storing, a.nd carrying from Rockhampton railway station to Standing Orders Committee­ Port Alma (Mr. Carter), 849, 1054. Appointment, 16. Rates from railway termini (Jfr. Carter), 708, 777, 808. \Vorkers' Dwellings and \Vorkers' Homes Standing Orders, Suspension of­ Acts- Appropriation Bill, No. 1, 267. Expenditure un-der Loan and Trust Funds Brisbane Roman Catholic Cathedral Land (Jlr. Moore), 15. Sales Bill, 349. Operations under, 1927-28 (Mr. King), 42. Colonial Gas Association Limited Bill, 1152. Workers' Dwellings Department, Practice Passage of Bills through all stages in one of, in re approva.l of contractors {1'11 r. day, 1504. King), 777. State Enterprises, Auditor-General's Report Quorum Formed, 1159. on, 1501.

Strangers Removed from Public Gallery, 407. Refreshment Rooms Committee­ Appointment, 16. Supply- Committee­ Reply, Address in­ Constitution, 587. Opening, 267, 591. Adoption, 587. Hstimates-in-Chief- Answer of Governor, 609. Agriculture and Stock­ Debate, 6. 18, 470, 498, 563; {amcndment­ .lfr. Moore), 26, 44, 95, 117, 157, 197, Chemical Laboratory, 1207 . 237, 366, 382, 426, 463. Chief Office, 1162, 1187. Extension of debat-e under Standing Cotton Industry, 1207. Order No. 17, 16. Dairy Produce Act, 1207. Presentation t-o Governor, 609. Diseases in Plants Act, 1207. Miscellaneous Services, 1208. Resignation of Member­ Slaughtering Act, 1208. Mr. B. H. Corser, 265. State Farms and Gardens, 1208. INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 15

Supply-continued : Supply-continued :

1 X•ti nw tts~in~C hie/-cont inuerl : ]f.. fifimatt.r.;-in-ehit'j-.continued: Executive and Legislative­ Public Instruction­ Aide~de~Camp to His Excellency the Chief Office, 1370. Governor, 609, 687, 782, 826, 853, 886, Inspection, 1400. 926, 946. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1400. Executive Council, 995. Queensland Agricultural High School and College, 1405. His Excellency the Governor (balance of vote), 995. Queensland University, 1402. Schools of Arts, 1411. Legislative Assembly, 995. Secondary Education, 1411. Home Secretary­ State Schools, 1422. Aboriginals, Relief of, 1284. Technical Educatior;, 1429. Charitable Institutions and Grants, Training College, 1402. 1287. Women's College, 1411. Chief Office, 1281. Public Lands- Health, 1288. Chief Office, 1430. Hospitals, 1289; (amendment-Mr. District Offices, 1464. M oore), 1297, 1301, 1322. Forestry Office, l464, 1524. Insanity, 1345. Irrigation and Water Supply Commis- Lazaret, 1346. sion, 1540. Land Court, 1540. Medical, 1346. Miscellaneous, 1540. Miscellaneous Services, 1369. Suney Office, 1540. Outdoor Relief, 1346. l'ublic Works­ Police, 1346, 1357. Buildings, 1133, 1153. Police Investment Board, 1368. Chief Office, 1130. Prisons. 1368. Gas Act of 1916, 1162. State Children, 1369. Inspection of Machinery, Scaffolding, and \Y eights and Measures, 1162. Steamer "Otter," 1369. Services-Public Buildings, 1133. Labour and Industry- Treasury- Apprenticeship Committees and Elec~ Analyst, 1097. tric11l Workers' Board, 1541. Chief Office, 1094. Chief Offke, 1541. Land and Income Tax, 1097, 1108. Justice- Marine, 1110. Chief Office, 1209. :Marine Board, 1129. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1229. Printing Office, 1129. Electoral Registration, 1230, 1245. Stamp Duties Office, 1130. ·Friendly Societies, 1276. Resolutions nported from Committee­ _\.doption, 1549. Parliamentary Draftsman, 1279. Heception, 1549. Registrar~Goneral, 1279. Resolutions adopted under operation of Sheriff and Supreme Courts, 1279. Standing Order No. 307 and Sessional Titles Offices, 1280. Orders of 26th July and 27th Septem­ ber, 1581. Premier and Chief Secretary­ rotes passed under operation of Standing: Agent-General for the State, 1017, 1055. Order No. 307 and Sessional Orders of Audit Office, 1055. 26th July and 27th September- Chief Office, 1006. Estimates~in-C h'ief- Immigration, 1055. Department of Labour and Industry (Apprenticeship Committees and Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1083. Electrical Workers' Board) (£3,085), Miscellaneous Services, 1089. 1549. Museum, 1084. Department of Labour and Industry (balance of vote) (£45,687), 1549. Public Library of Queensland, 1084. Department of Mines (.£68,955), 1549. Public Service Commissioner, 1084. Department of Railways (£6,316,069), Public Service Superannuation Board, 1549. 1086. Loan Fund Account Estimates Queensland Radio Service, 1086. (£4,243,668), 1549. State Reporting Bureau, 1089. Trust and Special Funds Estimates State Stores Board, 1089. £5,368,238), 1549. 16 INDEX TO SUBJECTS-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Supply-continued : Vacancy in Senate- rotes pa.

Vote of Credit on Account 1929-30 Time Limit of Speeches- (£3,500,000) (message from Gov­ Members granted an extension of time­ ernor), 1467. Mr. Larcombe, 169. Mr. McCormack, 35. Vote on Account (£3,900,000) (message from Governor), 267. Mr. Moore, 25. Mr. Rio~dan, 505. Waterside Position at Northern Ports Mr. Sizer, 51. (Committee of Supply), 591. Mr. Smith, 102. Ways and Means- Travelling Expenses, Allowances, and Motor Balance of Estimates, 1581. Car Hire of Ministers- Constitution of Committee, 588. Government Loan Bill, 743. Questions in re (Mr. Morgan), 1187; (21b. Opening of Committee, 743. Costello), 1356. Resolutions, Reception and adoption of, Return in ?'e (motion-M?·. Costrllo), 532; 1582. (return tabled), 1410. Vote on Aocount (£3,900,000), 304. _Ll-1~G-ISLATIVE ASSE:JY_IBLY.

INDEX TO SPEECHES.

APPEL, Honourable John George (Albert)­ BILLS-continuPd: Address in Reply, 72. Government Loan (initiation in Commit­ tee of Ways and Means), 749. BILLS: Income Tax Acts Amendment (com­ Architects (initiation in committee), 1245. mittee), 1491. Coal Mining Act Amendment (2°), 633. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation committee), 343. in committee), 619, 624; (committee), Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation 1053. in committee), 623. Nurses and Masseurs Registration (2°), Primary Producers' Organisation and 669. Marketing Act Amendment (initiation [,\upremo Court Acts Amendment (Rules in committee), 614; (2°), 718, 769, 771. Ratification) (initiation in committee), Financial Statement, 933. 590. Hospitals taxation, 1345. Traffic Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 424, (2°), 559; (committee), SUPPLY: 665, 666. Estimates-in-Chief­ J!'inancial Statement, 826. Agriculture and Stock­ SuPPLY: Chief Office, 1190.. b'Htimates-in-(!hief­ Home Secretary­ Agriculture and Stock­ Hospitals, 1293, 1344. Chief Office, 1166, 1198. Police, 1364. Home Secretary­ Public Instruction­ Police, 1367. Chief Office, 1373 Justice- State Schools, 1422. Chief Office, 121C. Public Lands­ Premier and Chief Secretary­ Chief Office, 1448. Immigration, 1056, 1071. Public 'Yorks­ Public Instruction­ Buildings, 1161. Chief Office, 1371. Treasury- Treasury- Chief Office, 1096. Marine, 1110, 1116, 1128. Vote on Account (£3,900,000), 295.

BARBER, George Philip, Esquire (Bunda­ berg)- BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry (Wynnum)- Address in Reply, 529. Address in Reply, 563; (amendment-Mr. SUPPLY: Moore), 61. Estimates-in-Chief- BILLS: Premier and Chief Secretary­ Commonwealth and State Income Taxes Immigration, 1063. Agreement Act of 1924 (initiation), 994. Treasury­ Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Marine, 1120. (initiation in committee}, 351; (2°), 538; (committee), 654, 656, 661. Government Loan (2°), 952. BARNES, George Powell, Esquire (War­ Income Tax Acts Amendment (com­ wick)- mittee), 1470, 1473, 1490, 1507. Address in Reply, 204. Main Roads Acts Amendment (com­ mittee), 1053. BILLS: Primary Producers' Organisation a.nd Appropriation, No. 1 (committee), 306. Marketing Act Amendment (initiation Coal Mining Act Amendment (2°), 635. in committee), 616. Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in (2°), 545; (committee), 653, 656. committee), 1031. 1928-b 18 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

BARNES, Honourable Waiter Henry- BERTRAM, Honourable William (Maree} continued : [vide " Speaker"] Death of the Right Honourable Andrew Fisher, P.C. (motion of condolence), 1503. BOW, Richard Row land, Esquir~ Financial Statement, 687. (Mitchell)- "Hansard," Reporting in, 996, 1004. Takes his seat, 5. Hospitals taxation, 1302. Address in Reply (moves adoption), 6. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 972. Financial Statement, 868. l\Iaize Pool, Election of (" How to vote " SUPPLY: instructions to producers), 616. E.

BELL, Ernest Thomas, Esquire (Fassifern)­ BRASSINGTON, Samuel John, Esquire Address in Reply, 446. (Balonne)- BILLS: Address in Reply (seconds adoption), 7. Farm Pro

BRUCE, Henry Adam, Esquire-continued: BILLS-continued: SUPPLY: Initiation in committee-Limitations of Estimates-in-Chief­ debate at this stage, 459. Home Secretarv­ Main Roads Act Amendment- Hospitals, 1325. Leader of Opposition allowed to move Police, 1365. amondment although he had Justice-- cxhau;ted his time under Standing Order, 1051. Chief Office, 1227. Electoral Registration, 1261, 1264. Traffic Acts Amendment- Public Instruction- Amendment to clause 2 (Mr. Kerr) m Chief Office, 1379. order, 663. Secondary E-ducation, 1412. Capital punishment, Discussion on, not in Resolution" reported from Committee­ order on Supply Vote for "Prisons," 1369. Labour and Industry- . Balance of Vote, 1578. Debate upon principles contained 111 a Bill should take place at second read­ ing stage, 1585. BULCOCK, Frank William, Esquire Deni;Ll of hon. member must be accepted, (Barcoo)­ 998.

_\ddress in Reply, 575. Interjections di~orderly, 754, 865, 929. 1224, BILLS: 1264, 1271, 1339. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in ::\faree Labour pre-election plebiscite-Rules committee), 357. that debate must stop, 1225. Sl'PPLY: Order in debate, 236, 237, 273, 276, 277, 307, 310. 324, 339, 341, 354, 459, 627, 706, 1059, E"timates-in-Chiej­ 1071, 1078, 109-'i, 1117, 1132, 1208, 1217, Agriculture and Stock­ 1220, 1222, 1223, 1224, 1225, 1226, 1339, Chief Office, 1167. 1040, 1369, 1372, 1373, 1382, 1429, 1431, 1435. 1447, 1464, 1533, 1589, 1591, 1597, Public Instruction­ 1605. Chief Office, 1385. Medical and Dental Inspection. 1401. Plebiscite- Question of plebiscites within the rules of ono party has no relation whatever CARTER, George, Esquire (Port Curtis)­ to the Vote for ''Department of Addre's in Reply, 450. Justice," 1228. BILLS: Rules that debate must stop, 1225. Blackall, :i~dmonton, Gatton, Innisfail, Quotation from speech delivered during Ipswich, Marburg, Nudgee Beach, another debate in sa1ne session not in Rockhampton,. Ubobo, and Wallum­ order, 1113. billa Public Land Mortgages (com­ mittee), 1523.4 Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 96, 124, Hospitals Act Amendment (initiation in 202, 415, 504. 541, 561, 567, 576, 588, 71·1, committee), 1592. 814, 974. Financial Statement, 832 Supply-Policy of department only may be discussed on Vote for "Chief Hospitals taxation, 1322, 1343, 1592. Office," 1006, 1095, 1211, 1228, 1284, SPPPI.Y: 1370. E..timates-in-Chief­ Time limit of speeches, Procedure in re, Home Secretary­ 860. Hospitals, 1322, 1343. Traditions of Parliament and niceties of Justice-- debate should be observed, 1421, 1422. Electoral Registration, 1265. rnparliamentary language, 311, 324, 656, Public Lands­ 797, 864, 941, 1132, 1336, 1546. Forestry Office, 1535. Treasury- CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Land and Income Tax, 1107,- 1108. PORARY (Cooper, Frank Arthur, Marine, 1112. Esquire, Bremer)- Amendments, Procedure in moving, 1497. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (Pollock, George, Esquire, Gregory)- Nominated on panel, 5. Brr.r.s: Order in debate, 299, 1438. Amendments, Procedure in regard to " Pairs "-Every member present in House moving, when notice given of more than when the question is put with doors one in same part of clause, 1477. closed must vote, 1485. Colonial Gas Association, Limited- Takes ehair in Committee, 296, 343, 1213, As Bill purely formal, puts clauses 1 to 1437, 1455, 1478, 1482. 50, both inclusive, in one motion, 1601. Unparlia.mentary language, 297. 20 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CHAmMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ BILLS-continued: PORARY (Maxwell, James Francis, Coal Mining Act Amendment (2°), 635. Esquire, Toowong)- Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment (2°), 549. Nominated on panel, 5. Order in debate, 1388, 1390. Main Roads Acts Amendment (2°), 987. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 575, 957, Stock Foods Act Amendm~nt (2°), 556. 991, 1141. Day labour and contract systems on public Takes chair in Committee, 327, 589, 788, works, 823. 861, 875, 1017, 1023, 1101, 1133, 1237, Death of Right Honourable Andrew Fisher, 1273, 1312, 1367, 1385, 1402, 1422. P.C. (motion of condolence), 1503. Financial Statement (point of order), 864. CBAmMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Ho,pitals taxation, 1310.

PORARY (Riordan, David, Esquire, S'GPPLY: Burke)- Esti mat es-in-C hie/- Nominated on panel, 5. Executive and Legislative­ Order in debate, 1085, 1182. Legislative Assembly, 1001. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 515. Home Secretary­ 'rakes chair in Committee, 279, 641, 699, Hospitals, 1310. 755, 772, 806, 838, 866, 878, 937, 1002, Police, 1353. 1082, 1120, 1178, 1197. Justice- Electoral Registration, 1245. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Premier and Chief Secretary­ PORARY (Walker, Harry Frederick, Immigration, 1056. Esquire, Cooroora)- Public Instruction­ Norninated on panel, 6. Chief Office, 1398. Secondary Education, 1421, 1422. Takes chair in Committee, 1535. State Schools, 1424. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, TEM­ Public Lands­ Survey Office, 1540. PORARY (Weir, David, Esquire. ResQ/utions repo1·ted from Committee­ Maryborough)- Public Lands- Nominated on panel, 6. Irrigation and Water Supply Com­ Order in debate, 1256, 1293. mission; 1570. Takes chair in Committee, 357, 917, 1064, 1160, 1254, 1293, 1316, 1347, 1396, 1405, CONROY, Charles William, Esquire 1581. (Maranoa)­ Address in Reply, 474. CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet, Esquire (Wide Bay)- COOPER, Frank Arthur, Esquire (Bremer) BILLs: [vide also " Chairman of Committees, Hospitals Act Amendment (committee), Temporary "]- 1605. Chairman of Committees- Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Nominated on panel, 5. committee), 320. Takes chair, 296, 343, 1213, 1437, 1455, Primary Producers' Organisation end 1478, 1482. Marketing Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 617. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Vacancy in, 92. Financial Statement, 898. Maize Pool, Election of-" How to vote " instructions to producers, 617. COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood)­ Address in Reply, 249. SUPPLY: JiJstimates-in-Chief­ BILLS: Agriculture and Stock­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Chief Office, 1187. committee), 365. Main Roads Acts Amendment (ZO), 989. COLLINS, Charles, Esquire (Bowen)­ Financial Statement, 803. Address in Reply, 144. SuPPLY: Est-imates-in-Chief­ BILLS: IIome Secretary­ Blackall, Edmonton, Gatton, Innisfail, Insanity, 1345. Ipswich, Marburg, Nudgee Beach, Rockhampton, Ubobc, and Wallum­ Labour and Industry- billa Public Land Mortgages (ccm­ Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ mlttee), 1523. trical Workers' Board, 1546. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 21

COOPER, William, Esquire (Rosewood)­ BILLS-continued: continued: Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation SUPPLY-continued: in committee), 620; {2°), 987. Primary Producers' Organisation and Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Marketing Act Amendment (initiation Premier and Chief Secretary­ in committee), 615; (committee), 764, Agent-General for tho State, 1022. 769, 770. Immigration, 1076. Financial Statement, 876. Public Instruction­ Hospitals taxation, 1312. Chief Office, 1371. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 973. Queensland Agricultural High School and Colloge, 1405, 1409. Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1564. State Schools, 1426. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Training College, 1404. Vacancy in, 93. Public Lands­ SePPLY: Chief Office, 1460. Estimates-in-Chief­ Agriculture and Stock­ CORSER, Bernard Henry, Esquire Chief Office, 1193. (Burnett)- Home Secretary-· Hospitals, 1312. Resigns his seat, 265. Public Instruction­ Chief Office, 1387. COSTELLO, Edward, Esquire (Carnarvon)­ Public Lands­ Address in Reply, 524. Chief Office, 1457. Sc:PPLY: Re.

EDWARDS, James Braidwood, Esquire­ SUPPLY-continned: continued: Resolntions reported from Committee­ BILLS-continued: Public Lands- Hospitals Act Amendment (committee), Irrigation and Water Supply Com­ 1605, 16C6. mission, 1566. Income Tax Acts Amendment (initiation Waterside position at Northern ports, 601. in committee), 1039; (committee). 1495. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 337. FARRELL, George Pritchard, Esquire (Rockhampton)- "-'lain R~ads Acts Amendment (2°), 990; (commiU<'P), 1052. Address in Reply, 244. l'rimary Producers' Organisation and SUPPLY: Marketing Act Amendment (2°), 726; (oommtttee), 767. Estimates-in-Chief­ State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ Labour and Industry- tion in committee), 459. Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ Day labour and contract systems on public trical vr orkers' Board, 1541. works, 822. Financial Statement. 872. FERRICKS, Myles Aloysius, Esquire (South Hospitals taxation, 1318. Brisbane)- SUPPLY: Address in Reply, 514; (amendment-Mr Estimates-in-Chief- Jfoore). 179. Agriculture and Stook- BILLS: Chief Office, 120i. Government Loan (initiation in Oom­ Miscellaneous Services, 1208. mitteo of \Yays and Means), 750; (2°), State Farms and Gardens, 1208. 954. Home Secretary­ Land Tax .\et Amendment (initiation in committee), 320. Hospitals, 1318. Police, 1363. Day laoour and contract systems on public works, 682. Public Instruction­ Chief Office, 1376. "Hansard," Reporting in, 780. Public Lands- Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1228. Chief Office, 1441. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Forestry Office, 1530 Vacancy in, 88, 90. Public Works­ SUPPLY: Buildings, 1135. Hst i mate,,-in-r' hi.)­ Trea.sury- IIorne Secretary-­ Land and Income Tax, 1099. Police, 1347. Rrsolntions reported from Committee­ Justice-- Public Lands- Chief Office, 1228. Irrigation and \Vater Supply Com­ Electoral Registration, 1257. mission, 1570. Premier and Chief Sfo'Cretary­ Immigration, 1057. ELPIDNSTONE, Augustus Cecil, Esquire Miscellaneous Services, 1089, 1092. (Oxley)- Public Instruction- Chief Office, 1394. Addrcss in Reply, 237. Secondary Education, 1422. BILLS: Income Tax Acts Amendment (2°) 1145; FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire (oommittee), 1471. (Leichhardt)- 'rraffic Acts Amendment (2°), 559. Financial Statement, 788. Address in Reply, 109. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, BILLS: Vacancy in, 86. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in SUPPLY: committee), 333. Committee, Opening of, 601. N ursps and Masseurs Registration (initia­ tion in committee), 497. 71stimates-in-0 hief- Executive and Legislative-­ SePPLY: Legislative Assembly, 997. Estimates-in-Chief­ Justice- Agriculture and Stock­ Chief Office. 1213. Chief Office, 1164. Premier and Chief Secretary­ llome Secretary­ Intelligence and Tourist Bureau, 1083. Jiospitals, 1292. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 23

FOLEY, Thomas Andrew, Esquire- GRIMSTONE, Ernest Lancelot, Esquire continuea: (Stanley)- SUPPLY-continued: Takes his seat, 5, Estimates-in-Chief-continued: Address in Reply, 216. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Anzac Day. Observance of, as sacred Qucensland Radio Service, 1088. holiday, 1016. Public Lands­ Financial Statement, 894. Chief Office, 1434. Public Works­ Hours of sitting, Extension of, 972 Buildings, 1158. SFPPLY: Treasury- 'Nstirnatt.,-in-Chief- Land and Income Tax, 1101. l'remier and Chief Secretary­ Chief Office, 1016. FRY James Porter, Esquire (Kurilpa)­ Public Instruction­ Address in Reply, 509; (amendment--.tfr. Chief Office, 1380. M oore), 414, 426. Medical and Dental Inspection, 1402. Anzac Day, Observance of, as sacred holiday, 1008. Training College, 1402.

BILLS: Public Lands­ Forestry Office, 1538. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in committee), 355. Nurses and Masseurs Reg·istration (initia­ HANLON, Edward Michael, Esquire tion in committee), 496, 497; (2°), 668. (Ithaca)- Traffic Ads Amendment (initiation), 381. Addre··s in Reply, 76. Financial Statement, 923, 926. Anzac Dav. Observance of, as sacred Hospital& taxation, 1302. holiday: 1010. Sena.tc of Commonwealth of Australia. Vacancy in, 91. BILLS: Architects (initiation in committee), 1245; SUPPLY: (2°), 1521; (committee), 1596. E.•timates-in-Chif•f• Colonial Gas Association, Limited (2°), Home Secretary­ 1601. Hospitals, 1302. Land 'fax Act Amendment (initiation in Police, 1366. <'ommittce), 338. Premier and Chief Secr.. tary-­ Dav labour and contract systems on public Chicf Office, 100~. -works, 818. Immigration, 1078. Mareo Labour pro-election plebiscite, 1222, Miscellaneous Serv'iN:'s, 1093. 1225. Public Instruction­ Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Chief Office, 1392. Vacancy in, 90. State Schools, 1423. SUPPLY: Public Lands­ E.pitals, 1293. Justice-- GLEDSON, Honourable David Alexander Chid Office, 1222, 1225. (Ipswich) [Secretary for Labour and Electoral Registration, 1236, 1274. Industry]- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Address in Reply, 209; (point of order), 142. Chief Office, 1010. BILL: Public Works­ Arahiteds (initiation in committee), 1244. Buildings, 1155. SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief­ HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire Labour and Industry- (Fitzroy)- Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ trical ·workers' Board, 1541, 1543, Addn"s in Reply, 566. 1548. BILLS: Chief Office, 1541. Government Loan (initiation in Com­ 1 Resolution., reported from Committee­ mittee of .Vays and Means), 756. Labour and Industry- "Hansard," Reporting in, 779. Balance of Vote, 1575. Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1564. 24 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

HARTLEY, Harold Leslie, Esquire-contd. : BILLS-continued: SuPPLY: Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1032; (2°), 1136 Estimates-in-Chief­ State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ Home Secretary­ tion in committee), 463. Police, 1349. Traffic Acts Amendment (initiation in Prisons, 1369. committee), 424. Justice-- Days of oitting, 18, 853. Electoral Registration, 1259. Financial Statement, 796. Labour and Industry- Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ " Hansard," Reporting in, 781, 997. trical Workers' Board, 1546. Hours of siiting, 18; (extension of), 968. Public Instruction­ Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Chief Office, 1375. Vacancy in, 87. Secondary Education, 1416, 1421. SUPPLY: Public Lands­ Estimates-in-Chief­ Forestry Office, 1531. Agriculture and Stock­ R1 solutions r• parted from Cam m ittee­ Chief Office, 1180. Home Secretarv- Policc, 1564 .. ExecutiYe and Legislative­ Legislative Assembly, 995, 997. Labour and Industry­ Balance of Vote, 1577, 1580. Home Secretary­ Public Lands- Hospitals, 1292. Irrigation and Water Supply Com­ Police, 1355. mission, 1573. Justice- Electoral Registration, 1273. HYNES, Maurice Patrick, Esquire (Towns­ Premier and Chief Secretary­ ville)- Immigration, 1055. Address in Reply, 585; (amendment-,lb. Queensland Radio Service, 1086 . •llaore), 366. Miscellaneous Services, 1090. Hospitals taxation, 1315. Pnblic Instruction- Senate of Oommonw~alth of Australia, Vacancy in, 87. Sta ie Schools, 1429. Technical Education, 1429. SUPPLY: E-timatrs-in-Chief­ 'Treasury- Land and Income Tax, 1101, 1104 . .Homo Secretary­ Hospitals, 1315. Ji£salutions reported from Committee­ Polic<', 1352. Labour and Industry- Justice- Balance of Vote, 1574. Electoral Registration, 1234. Public Lands- Premier and Chief Secretarv- Irril;l"ation and Water Supply Corn· Immigration, 1059. , m1ssion, 1572. Public Instruction­ Secondary Education, 1421. KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire Public \Yorks­ Buildings, 1156. (Enoggera)- Address in Reply, 26. JONES, Honourable Alfred James Anzac Dav. Observance of, as sacred (Paddington) [Secretary for Mines]­ holiday·, 1006. Addrcss in Reply, 396. Dn,I.s: BILLS: Appropriation. No. 1 (committee), 306. Coal Minil!g Act Amendment (initiation Cornmonweal!h and ~State Income Taxes m coll)mJttee), 588; (2°), 630. Agreement Act of 1924 Extension (initiation), 994; (initiation in com­ mittee), 1026. KELSO, William, Esquire (Nundah)­ Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Address in Reply, 137. (initiation in committee), 352. BILLS: Government Loan (2°), 956. Architects (committee), 1599. Income Tax Acts Amendment (com­ mittee), 1467, 1469, 1475, 1477, 1479, Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment 1486, 1488, 1491, 1494, 1500, 1504, 1511. (2°), 541; (committee), 662. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Income Tax Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1039; (printing of Bill) committee), 328. 1047; (committee), 1468, 1474, 1478, 1481; Primary Producers' Organisation and 1489, 1497, 1505, 1509, 1516, 1517. Marketing Act Amendment (2°), 729. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 25

KERR, James Stevingstone, Esquire­ BILLS-continued: continued: Harbour Boards Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1357; (2°), BILLS-continufCl: 1517. State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ Income Tax Acts Amendment (commit­ tion in committee), 458, 459, 460. ten), 1472, 1476, 1482, 1487, 1489, 1514, 'rraffic Acts Amendment (initiation in 1516. committee), 421; (moves amendment), Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in 422; (committee), 663, 664. committee), 353. Days of sitting, 852. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Financial Statement, 694. in committee), 627. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 973. ::'\urses and J\fasseurs Registration (come. mittee), 1047, 1048. Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1221, 1556; (moves that Chairman's ruling Primary Producers' Organisation and be disagreed with), 1225. Marketing Act .Amendment (commit-. tee), 765. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Vacancy in, 89. Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1027, 1030; (2°), 1136 .. SrPPLY: State Children Acts Amendment (com­ F:.,ti mate s-in-G hie/­ mittee), 1522. Executive and Legislative- Supreme Court Acts Amendment (Rules His Excellency the Governor, 995. Ratification) (2°), 642. Home Secretary­ Traffic Acts Amendment (initiation), 381; Chief Office, 1281. (committee), 665. Police, 1350. " Hansard," Reporting in, 999. Jnstice- Hospitals taxation, 1307. Chie£ Office, 1221; (moves that Chair­ Maree Labour pro-election plebiscite, 1226. man's ruling be disagreed with), Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, 1225. Vacancy in, 92.

Electoral Registration, 1231. SUPPLY: Labour and Industry- Estimates-in-Chi1 /- Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ Executive and Legislative-­ trical Workers' Board, 1541, 1545. Legislative Assembly, 999. Premie1· and Chief Sccretary­ Home Secretary­ Agent.Gencral for the State, 1020. Hospitals, 1307. Chief Office, 1006. Police, 1364. Miscellaneous Services, 1093. Prisons, 1368 Public Service Commissioner, 1084. Justice- Treasury- Chief Off\cc, 1209, 1226, 1229. Chief Office, 1095. Ele<:torc.d Registration, 1242, 1273. Marine, 1122. Sheriff and Supreme Courts, 1280. Resolution., reported j?"om Committee­ Titles Ofl1ces, 1280. Home Secretary- Premier and Chief Sccretary­ Chief Office, 1550. Agent-G<'neral for the State, 1017_ Police, 1556. Chief Office, 1007. Immigration, 1081, 1082. r-ote on Account (£3,900,000), 290. Miscellaneous Services, 1091. Queenslrmd Radio Service, 1087. KING, Reginald MacDonnell, Esquire Pnblic Instruction- (Logan)- Chief Offtee, 1396. Address in Reply (point of order), 247. Secondary Education, 1411. Anzac Day, Observance of, as sacred holi­ Public V\'orks- day, 1007. 13uildings, 1153. Chief Office, 1132. BILLS: Treasury·- Appropriation, No. 1 (committee), 304. Chief Off1ce, 1094. Architects (committee), 1596, 1597, 1600. Land and Income Tax, 1100. Blackall, Edmonton, Gatton, lnnisfail. Ipswich, Marburg, Nudgee Beach; Rockhampton, Ubobo, and W allumbilla KIRWAN, Honourable Michael Joseph Public Land JHortgages (2"), 1523. (Brisbane) [Secretary for Public Commonwealth and State Income Taxes Works]- Agreement Act of 1924 Extension (initiation), 993; (2°), 1136. Address in Reply, 382. Guardianship and Custody of Infants and BILLS: Marriage o~ Minors Amendment (2°), Architects (2°), 1519; (committee), 1596, 639; (committee), 641. 1-598, 1599. 26 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

KIRWAN, Honourable Michael Joseph- LOGAN, George Andrew, Esquire continued: (Lockyer)- Day labour and contract systems on public Addr(•ss in Reply, 255. works,. 686, 809. BILLS; SuPPLY: Blaekall, Edmonton, Gatton, Innisfail, R.,tirnate.<-in-Chief- Ipswich, Marburg, Nudgee Beach, Pllblic Works-- Hockhampton, Ubobo, and Wallum­ billa Public Land Mortgages (2°), 1523. Buildings, 1133, 1134, 1159, 1162. Chief Office, 1130, 1132. Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment (2°), 5.51; (committee), 654, 658. Services-Public Buildings, 1133. The Gas Act of 1916, 1162. Financial Statement, 88'1. RL.solutions reported from Cornrnittee­ Maize pool, Election of-" How to vote" iustructions to producers, 883. Public \V orks-- Services-Public Buildings, 1549. SrPPLY: EMlmrtlts-in-Chie/- Agriculture and Stock­ LARCOMBE, Honourable James (Keppel) Chief Office, 1184. [Secretary for Railways]- Miscelianeous Services, 1208. Addrcss in Reply, 162. Slaughtering Act, 1208. SuPPLY: Public Tnstruction- l'ote on Account (£3,900,000), 281. Queensland Agricultural High School and College, 1406. LLEWELYN, Evan John, Esquire (Too­ l'ublic Works--- woomba)- Buildings, 1153. Address in Rt>ply, 191. BILLS: MAXWELL, James Francis, Esquire -:'

MAXWELL, James Francis Esquire­ BILLS-continued: continued: Stamp Acts Am<'nclmont (initiation in committee), 1027, 1028, 1031; (2°), 1136. SL:PPLY: Traffic Acts Amendment (committee), Estimates~in-r'h ir'f- 664. Executive and Legislative­ Chilled beef sold in Victoria, Victorian Legislative Assembly, 996. Government regulations relating to, Home Secretary­ 419. Hospitals, 1324. Closure motion, Moves application of, 973. Police, 1348, 1353. Day la hour and cont,ract. systems on pqblic Justice- works, 683. Chief Office, 1210, 1212, 1226. Days of sitting, lfl, 532, 850. Electoral Registration, 1230, 1265. Death of Right Honourable Andrew Labour and Industry- Fish<'r, P.C. (motion of condolence), 1502. Apprenticeship Committees and Electrical Workers' Board, 1545. Financial Statement, 602. Premier and Chief Secretary- " Hansard," Reporting in, 779, 781; (point Chief Office, 1009. of order), 781. Immigration. 1055, 1066. Hospitals taxation, 1297. Miscellaneous ServicE", 1089, 1091, Hours of sitting, 16; (extension of), 966. 1092. Maree Labour pro-election plebiscite, 1219, Public Imtruction­ 1225, 1226, 1557. Chief Office, 1370. Oil companies, Investment of foreign Public Lands­ ea pi tal in, 1410. Chief Office, 1443. Senate, Vacancy in (nominates John Public vYotks­ Valentine MacDonald vice Thomas Givens, deceased), 84. Buildings, 1130. Chief Office, 1157. SuPPLY: Treasury- Committee, Opening of, 597. Marine. 1116, 1117. Estimates-in-Chief- Resolutions reported from Committee­ Executive and Legislative­ Legislative Assembly, 998. Public Works- Home Secreta,ry­ Senices, Public Buildings, 1549. Hospitals, 1297. Justice- McCORMACK, Honourable William (Cairns) Chief Office, 1219, 1225, 1226. [Premier, Chief Secretary, Treasurer, Premier and Chief Secretary­ and Vice-President of the Executive Agent-General for the Stat-e, 1023. Council]- Chief Office, 1011. Address in Reply, 28. Immigration, 1061, 1069, 1073. Miscellaneous Services, 1090, 1091. Anzac Day. Observance of, as sacred holi­ day. 1011. Public Service Commissioner, 1085. Queensland Radio Service, 1087. BILLS: Treasury- Appropriation, No. 1 (committ-ee), 304. Chief Office, 1094, 1095. Colonial Gas Association, Limited Land and Income Tax. 1098, 1100, (committee), 1601. 1102, 1105. Commonwealth and State Income Taxes Marine, 1116, 1118, 1124. Agreement Act of 1924 Extension Stamp Duties Office, 1130. (initiation in committee), 1026; (2°), 1136. Jleso/u.tion.• reported from Committee­ Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Home Secreta·r:- (initiat-ion in committee), 349. Police, 1557. Government Loan (initiation in Com­ rote on Account (£3,900,000), 271. mittee of \Yays and Means), 743 745; (2°). 946. ' Valedictory, 1607. Harbou;· Boards Acts Amendment vVatcrside position at Northern ports, 597. (initiation in committee), 1356, 1357; (2°), 1517. McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred, Esquire Income Tax Acts Amendment (initia­ tion in committee), 1035; (2°), 1137; (Merthyr)- (committee), 1467, 1468, 1469, 1473, 1475, Acldress in Reply, 428. 1476, 1478, 1480, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1490, lil92, 1494, 1495, 1496, 1497, 1499, 1505, BILLS: 1508, 1511, 1512, 1513, 1516, 1517. Brisbane Roman Catholic Land Sale& Land Tax Act. Amendment (2°), 533. (2°), 1600. 28 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred, Esquire­ Hours of sitting, 17. continued: Maree Labour pro-election plebi.>ciie, 1224, 1561. SUPPLY: Personal explanation, 117. Estimates-in-Chief­ Senate, Vacancy m (nominates Robert Just-ice- Shepherd vice Thomas Givens, Friendly Societies, 1276. deceased), 85. Standing Orders, Suspension of (passage Df Bills through all stages in one day), MOORE, Arthnr Edward Esquire 1504. (Anbigny)- SUPPLY: Address in Reply, 18; (moves amendment), Committee, Opening of, 591. 26; (point of order), 98. Estimates-in-Chief­ BILLS: Agriculture and Stock­ Architects (2°), 1520; (committee), 1595, Chief Office, 1203. 1598, 1599. Diseases in Plants Act, 1207. Coal Mining Act Amendment (initi'l.tion IIome Secretary-- in committee), 588; :2°), 636. Aboriginals, Relief of. 1284. Commonwealth and State Ineome Taxes Health, 1288. Agreement Act of 1924 Extension Hospitals, 1294, 1342; (moves a,mend­ (initiation in committee), 1026. mcnt that Yote be reduced by £1), Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment 1297. (initiation in committee), 350; (2°), ,Justiee-- 535; (committee), 655, 656, 659, 660, 661. Chief Office, 1215, 1224, 1228. Go,·ernmont Loan (initiation in Com­ Electoral Registration, 1270. mittee• of Ways and Means), 743; (2°), 950. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Guardianship and Custody of Infants and Mi•·cellallCDUS Services, 1090. :Marriage of Minors Amendment (2°), Public Instruction­ 640. Chief Office, 1372. Harbour Boards Acts Amendment (2°), Medical and Dental Inspection. 1400. 1518. l'ublic Lands- Hospitals Act Amendment (initiation in Chief Office, 1445. committee), 1590; (committee), 1604, FDrestry <)ffice, 1466, 1536. 1605, 1606. Trerumry·- Income Tax Acte Amendment (initiation in committee), 1037; (moves amend­ Land and Income Tax. 1097, 1106. ment), 1039; (2°), 1139; (committee), Marine, 1110, 1120. 1467, 1468, 1476, 1478, 1487, 1488, 1493, Stamp Duties Office, 1130. 1496, 1497, 1498, 1508, 1514. Rc•olulions reported from Committee­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation Home Secretary- in committee), 232; (2°), 533. Police, 1561. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiatiDn in committee), 628; (2°), 979; (com­ 1· ate on Account (£3,900.000), 267. mittee), 1048, 1050, 1051. Yaiedictory, 1607. Police Acts Amendment (initiation in \Yaterside position at :1\orthern ports, 591. committee), 1585; (2°), 1603. Primary Producers' Organisation and Marketing Act Amendment (initiation MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire (Murilla)­ in committee), 612; (2°), 708; (com­ Address in Reply, 489; (amendment-Mr. mittee), 761, 766, 768, Jfoorf), 172. Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1028, 1029, 1031. BILLS:~- State Children .'\cts Amendment (initia­ Abmiginals Protection and Restriction tion in committee), 458; (committee), of the Sale of Opium Act Amendment 1522. (initiation in committee), 496. Stock Foods Act Amendment (initiation Architects (2°), 1521. in committee), 231; (2°), 556. Farm Produce Agents Act Amend.ment Supreme Court Acts Amendment (Rules (initiation in corr.mittee), 353; (com­ Ratifieation) (initiation in commit.teel, mittee), 652, 659. 590. Hospitals Act Amendment (initiatiDn in Traffic Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1588. committee), 421, 457; (2°), 558. Income Tax Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1042; (committee), 1484, Days of sitting, 17, 532, 851. 1435. Death of Right Honourable Andrew Fisher, Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in P.C. (motion of condolence), 1503. committee), 363. Financial Statement, 909. :Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Hospit'l.ls taxation, 1294, 1342, 1590, 1604 in committee), 618, 626; (2°), 984; 1605, 1606. ' (committee), 1052. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 29

MORGAN, Godfrey, Esquire-continued: O'KEEFE, John, Esquire (Chillagoe)­ BILLS-continued: Address in Reply, 224. Nurses and ~1asseurs Registration BILLS: (initiation in committee), 496. Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Primary Producers' Organisation and In committeD), 620. Mark,ting Act Amendment . (commit­ Hospitals taxation, 1314. tee), 772. Stock Foods Act Amendment (initiation SUPPLY: in committee), 232; (2°), 555. Estimate-•·in-Ghief• Trai!ic Acts Amendment (initiation in Home Secretary­ comntittE·e), 423; (committee), 663. Hospitals, 1314. Dav labour and contract systems on public Justice- ·works (moves motion), 672. Electoral Registration, 1275. Days of sitting, 853. Financial Statement, 917. PEASE, Percy, Esquire (Herbert)­ Hospitals taxation, 1326, 1588. Address in Reply, 54. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 967. PETERSON, James Christian, Esquire SuPPLY: (Normanby)- Estimates-in-Chief­ Address in Reply, 184. Agriculture and Stock­ Anzac Day, Observance of, as sacred Chief Office, 1183. holiday, 101'5. Home Secretary­ BILLS: Hospitals, 1289, 1326. Farm Produce Arrents0 Act Amendment Police, 1346. (2°), 544. Justice-- Government Loan (initiation in Corn· Electoral Registration, 1237. mittee of Ways and Means), 754; {2°), 960. Public Instruction­ Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Chief Office, 1370. committee), 335. Public L-ands- Main Roads Acts Amendment {2°), 991. Chief Office, 1431. Nurses and Masseurs Registration District Offices, 1464. (initiation in committee), 496. Miscellaneous, 1540. Primary Producers' Organisat-ion and Survey Office, 1540. 2\Iarketing Act Amendment (2°), 720. Public Works­ Day labour and contract systems on public works (seconds Mr. Morgan's motion), Buildings, 1133. 676. Treasury- Financial Statement, 699. Chief Offic0, 1094, 1095. Hours of sitting, Extension of, 970. l-Ia rin<~. 1123, 1126. Sl::PPLY: Printiug Office, 1129. Estimates-in-Chief- Resolutions reported from Committee­ P·rcmier and Chief Secretary­ Public Lands- Chief Office, 1015. Irrigation and Water Supply Corn­ mission, 1567. POLLOCK, George, Esquire (Gregory) 1' ate on Account i£3,900,000), 286. [vide also " Chairman of Committees" and " Speaker, Deputy"]_::_ MULLAN, Honourable John (Flinders) [Attorney-General]- Address in Reply, 440. "Hansard," Reporting in, 671, 742, 778, BILLs: 1002. Guardianship and Custody of Infants Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1563. and Marriage of Minors Amendment (initiation in commit-tee), 589; (2°), Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, 637; (committee), 641. Vacancy in, 86. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as 96, 124, Supreme Court Acts Amendment (Rules 202, 415, 504, 541, 561, 567, 576, 588, Ratification (initiation in committee), 714, 814, 974. 589 ; (2°)' 642. SUPPLY: :SuPPLY: Estimates-in-Chief- Estimates-in-Chief- Executive and Legislative­ Justice- Legislative Assembly, 1002. Chief Office, 1211, 1214, 1'215, 1228. Public Lands­ Courts of Petty Sessions, 1229. Chief Office, 1455. Electoral Registration, 1230, 1248. Resolutions reported from Committee­ Sheriff and Supreme Court-s, 1280. Home Secretary- Titles Offices, 1280. Police, 1563. 30 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

RIORDAN, David, Esquire (Burke)­ BILLS-continued: Address in Reply, 500; (amendment-Jfr. Government Loan (initiation in Com­ Moou), 131. mittee of Ways and Means), 759; (2°), 962. Chairman of Committees, Temporary­ Income Tax Acts Amendment (initiation ='lominat.ed on panel, 5. in committee), 1043; (2°), 1148; (com­ Takes chair, 279, 641, 699, 755, 772, 806, mittee), 1484, 1498. 1500, 1510. 838, 866, 878, 937, 1002, 1082, 1120, 1178, Land 'fax Act Ameudment (initiation in 1197. committee), 340. Financial Statement, 853. l\1a.in Roads Acts Amendment (initiation in committee), 621; (moves amendment), "Hansard," Reporting in, 1005. 623; (2°), gg2; (committee), 1052. Speaker, Deputy, Takes chair as, 515. Primary Producers' Organisation ·"and SUPPLY: Marketing Act Amendment (2°), 732; (committee), 775. Estimates-in-C'hief- Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in ExecutiYe and Legislative-­ committee), 1029; (moves amendment), Legislative Assembly, 1005. 1C30. rote on .1ecount (£3,900,000), 298. Tratlic Acts Arnendm0nt (initiation in committee), 425. ROBERTS, Thomas Robert, Esquire (East Financial Statement, 860. Toowoomba)- Hours of sitting, Extension of, 971. Address in Reply, 571; (Amendrnent-J1r. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, lffoore), 433. Vacancy in, 93. BILLS: SUPPLY: Appropriation, No. 1 (committee), 305. Estirnatts-in-Chit/- Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Executi' <' end Legislative­ (2°), 546. Legislative Assembly. 1005. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiat.ion in Justicc- committee), 362. Eicctnral Registration. 1268. :\fain Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Premier and Chief Secretary­ in committee), 625. Agent-General for the State, 1017. ::-.Jurses and Massell'rs Registration Immigration, 1079. (initiation in committee), 497. Public Instruction­ State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ Secondary Education, 1414. tion in committee), 459; (moves amend­ ment), 459, 495. Public Lands- Days of silting, 533. Forestry Office. 1464, 1539. 1 "Hansard," Reporting in, 742, 778. 'lreasury- Land and Income Ta.x .. 1109. Hospitals taxation, 1304, 1344. ]" otc on .4rr-ount (£3,900,000), 302. Maree Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1220, 1224, 1228.

SuPPLY: RUSSELL, Wilfred Adams, Esquire (Dalby)­ Estirnatt s-in-Chief­ BILLs: Home Secretarv- Hospitals Act Amendment (initiation in Charitable I~stitutions and Grants, committee-moves amendment), 1587. 1287. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in Hospitals, 1304, 1344. committee), 317. Justice-- Financial Statement, 836. Chief Office, 1220, 1224, 1228. Hospitals taxation, 1587. Courts of Petty Sessions, 1229. SUPPLY: :Electoral Registration, 1235, 1261. E.,timates-in-Chief­ Friendly Societies, 1277. T.itles Offices, 1280. Public Lands­ l'remier and Chief .'lecretary­ Chief Office, 1437. Miscellaneous Services, 1090, 1091. Queensland Radio Service, 1086. RYAN, Oornelius James, Esquire (Eacham)­ Address in Reply, 117. RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid, Esquire BILLS: Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment (Toombul)- (committee), 657. Addr<'ss in Reply, 485; (point of order), :Main Roa-ds Acts Amendment (initiation 119; (amendment-Mr. Moore), 123. in committee), 624; (2°), 986. BILLS: Primary Producers' Organisation and Architects (2°), 1522. Marketing Act Amendment (2°), 714. Farm Produce Agents Aot Amendment Stamp Acts Amendment (initiation in (2°), 542. committee), 1029. INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 31

RYAN, Cornelius James, Esquire-contd.: Financial Statement, 939. Hospitals taxation, 1319. Maree J,abour pre-election plebiscite, 1215, 1227, 1550. SITPPLY: Personal explanation, 1582. Estim_ates-in-Ghief­ Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Home Secretary­ Vacancy in, 86. Hospitals. 1319. Justice- SrPPLY: Electoral Registration; 1234. Estim at es-in-C: hie/­ Premier and Chief Secretary­ Home Secretary­ Immigration, 1071. Police, 1358 .• Public Instruction­ Justice-- State Schools, 1428. Chief Office, 1215, 1227. Public Lands- Premier and Chief Secretary­ Forestry Office, 1534, 1539. Chief Office, 1016. Immigration, 1075. RYAN, Henry Joseph, Esquire (Cook)­ Treasury­ Marine, 1117. Addrcss in Reply, 470. Re.•olutions reporte

SECRETARY FOR AGRICULTURE AND SMITH, Honourable William Forgan STOCK [vide " Smith, Honourable (Mackay) [Secretary for Agriculture William Forgan "] and Stock]- Address in Reply. 95; (point of order), 175. [vide SECRETARY FOR MINES "Jones, BILLS: Honourable Alfred James "] Appropriation, Ko. 1 (committee), 313. Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (initiation in committee), 349; (2), 534, [vi_de "Wilson, Honourable Thomas"] 552; (committee), 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 658, 659, 660, 662. SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC LANDS [vide Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation in " Dunstan, Honourable Thomas "] committee), 232. Primary Producers' Organisation and Marketing Act Amendment (initiation SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC WORKS [vide in committee). 610; (2°), 645, 736; " Kirwan, Honourable Michael (committee), 761, 763, 765, 767, 768, 770, Joseph "] 773. Stock Foods AD! Amendment (initiation in committee), 231; (2°), 554. SECRETARY FOR RAILWAYS [vide ::\Iaize pool, Election of-" How to vote" " Larcombe, Honourable James "] instructions to producers, 647, 736. SECRETARY FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY SITPPLY: [vide "Gledson, Honourable David R..timateo~-in-Ohief- Alexander "] },griculture and Stock- Chief Office, 1172, 1195, 1206. SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer, Esquire (Sand­ Diseases in Plants Acts, 1207. gate)- Miscellaneous Services, 1208, 1209,. State Farms and Gardens, 1208. Address in Reply, 491, 498; {amendment­ Jfr.• lf oore), 45. Premier and Chief Secretary­ Immigration, 1081. Anza

SPEAKER (Honourable William Bertram)­ STOPFORD, Honourable James (Mount continued: Morgan) [Home Secretary]- " Hansard," Reporting in, 672, 742, 779, BILLs: 781. Aboriginals Protection and Restriction of Initiation of Bills-Discussion at this stage the Sale of Opium Act Amendment not in order, 382, 994. (initiation in committee), 496; (2°), 561. Judge, Imputations against, not in order, Hospitals Act Amendment (initiation in 176. committee), 1586; (motion to go into committee), 1594; (committee), 1606, Mitchell Electoral District-Announces 1607. return of Mr. R. R. Bow at by-elect1on l\urses and Masseurs Registration (initia­ during recess, 5. tion in committee), 496; (2°), 666; Order in debate, 242, 253, 547, 549, 679, 967, (committee), 1047, 1048. 985, 1551, 1553, 1663. Police 1\cts Amendment (initiation in committee), 1584; (2°), 1603. Personal reflections ·distinctly unparliamen­ tary, 252. · State Children Acts Amendment (initia­ tion in committee), 458, 461; (2°), 561. Privilege-- 'l'ralfic Acts Amendment (initiation in General debate on question of, not per­ committee), 421, 426; \2°), 557, 56.0; missible, 781. (committee), 663. Reporting in " Hansard," 672, 742, 779, Hospitals taxation, 1329, 1586, 1606. 781. ::Yiarec Labour pre-election plebiscite, 1360, Quotation from previous debate on sa.me 1554. Bill in same session in order, 648, 651. ScPPLY: Quotation from report pertinent to ques­ Estimates-in-Chief- tion under discussion in order, 1577. Home Secretary- Reply, Speech in- Aboriginals, Relief of, 1284, 1286. New ground must not be broken, 738. Chief Office, 1282. .Statements made during debate may be Hospitals, 1291, 1329 . referred to in, 738. Police, 1360. Senate of Commonwealth of Australia, Justice- Vacancy in- Electoral Registration, 1262. Calls for nominations, 84. Resolutions reported f"rom Committa­ .Speaker as presi·ding officer exercises his Home Secretary- right to vote under Standing Order Police, 1554. No. 331, 94. Stanley Electoral District- SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire Announces return of Mr. E. L. Grimstone (Mirani)- at by-election during recess, 5. Addrcss in Reply, 104. 'l'edious repetition (Address in Reply), 486, 587, 729, 973. BILLS: 'Gnparliamentary language, 87, 142, 175, Hospitais Act Amendment (initiation in 247, 436, 500, 579, [!82, 583, 1557, 1594. committee), 1593. Income Tax Acts Amendment (initiation Valedictory, 1608. in committee), 1040; (committee); 1485, 1487, 1488, 1512, 1515. SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Maxwell, James Main Roads Acts Amendment (initiation Francis, Esquire (Toowong), Tem­ in committee), 623. l)rimary Producers' Organisation and porary Chairman of Committees]- Marketing .Act Amendment (2°), 724. Takes chair as, 575, 957, 991, 1141. Day labour and contract systems on public Unparliamentary language, 961. works, 680. Financial Statement, 782. .SPEAKER, DEPUTY [Pollock, George, Hospitals taxation, 1300, 1301, 1322, 1593 . Esquire (Gregory), Chairman of Hours of sitting, Extension of, 968. Committees]- SuPPLY: Takes chair as, 96, 124, 202, 415, 504, 541, Bstimates-in-Chief­ 561, 567, 576, 588, 714, 814, 974. Agriculture and Stock­ Chief Office, 1162, 1182. liorne Secretary­ BPEAKER, DEPUTY [Riordan, David, Hospitals, 1300, 1301, 1322. Esquire (Burke), Temporary Chairman Police, 1357. of Committees]- Justice- Takes chair as, 515. Electoral Registration, 1242. INDEX 'fO SPEEOHES-LEGISLA'l'IV~ ASS:E:MBLY• 33

SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich, Esquire- TREASURER, The [vide "McCormack, continued : Honourable William "] SuPPLY--contin ur d: E.,ti nwtrs-in-( 'h irf-rontinued: WALKER, Harry Frederick, Esquire Premier and Chief Secretary­ (Cooroora)- Chief Of!ice, 1016. Immigration, 1068, 1069, 1071, 1081. Addrcss in Reply, 402. Public Lands- Chainnan of Co1nn1ittees, Tcrnporary­ Chief Of!icc, 1430. 1448. Norninated on panel, 6. Public \Vorks­ Takes chair, 1535.

Buildiugs, 1134. SUPPLY: l!tsoluti~ns ·reportul from Committu.­ Estimatr s-in-Chirf-­ Labour and Industry- Agricu!ture and Stock­ Ha lane<' of V oh•. 1576. Chief Office, 1170. Senate of C'onunouwealth of Australia, Public Lands­ V a.cancy in, 89. Forestry Office, 1524. r of(' on A Cl'fWnf (£3,900,000), 293. WARREN, Richard James, Esquire TAYLOR, Charles, Esquire (Windsor)- (Murrumba)-

Address in Reply, 518; (amendment~~Jfr. Address in Heply, 390. Jfoore). 373. BILLS: BILLS: Farm Produce Agents Ad. Amendment Coal Mining Act Amcn.Jmc·nt (2°), 634. (2'). 548; {committee'), 653. Farm Produce Agents Act Amendment Land Tax Act Anwndmcnt (initiation in (2°), 539, (committee), 656, 657, 662. committee), 327. GoYPrrllncnt Loan (initiation in Con1- :\'urs(·s and Masseurs Registration (2°), miite£> of Ways and :\Iean~). 750; (2°), 974. 955. Primary Prodn<·ers' Orgauieation and Income Tax .-\cb< Amendment (2°), 1143; Marketing Act Am£>ndnwnt (initiation (committee), 1473, 1481. 1505. 1507, 1509. in comrnittPc), 615; (2°), 731; (com­ mittee), 769. Prin1arv. Producers' Organi:mtion and Mark.ding Act Amendment (conl- Traffic Art.< Amendment (committee), 663. mittce), 769, 774. Day labour and contract syoterns on public works. 826. DaY labour and contract svoi<'m-; on public · "orks. 824. . Hours of sitting, Extension of, 973. Finunci,d Statemeni. 904. flFPPLY: Hstirnates-in-Chief­ "Hansard,'' Re-porting in, 781. Agriculture and Stock­ Hours of sitting. Exten~ion of, 972. Chief Office, 1191. S1'PPLY: Home Secret.ary­ 1 J.:stimrllrs-in-(, hirf­ Hospitals, 1292. Agriculturc and Stock­ Police, 1354. Chid Office. 1183, 1199. Resolutions n portr·d frorn Committee­ Executive and Legislative­ Public Lands- Legislative Assembly, 1000. Irrigation and Water Supply Com­ Justice- mission, 1571. Electoral HE>gistration, 1263. Premier and Chief Sccreta.ry­ Agent-Gcncral for the State, 1023. WEIR, David, Esquire (Maryborough)­ Immigration, 1058. Addr<·ss in Reply, 68. Public Scnice Commissioner, 1085. BILLS: Queensland Radio Service, 1086. Income Tax Acts Amendment (com­ Public Instruction­ mitteP). 1472, 1476, 1507. Secondary Education, 1418. Land Tax Act Amendment (initiation m Public Lands­ committee), 360. Chief Offic0. 1439. Chairman of CommitleC's, Temporary---­ Trca.:'lury-- :\"ominatcd on panel, 6. Land and lJ:come Tax, 1106. Tab.•s chair, 357, 917. 1064, 1160. 1254, :YJarin0. 1114. 1293, 1316, 1347, 1396, 1405, 1581. T' oft on A.ccount (£3.900,000), 2li8. Ho,pitals taxation, 1340, 1344, 1928-c 34 INDEX TO SPEECHES-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

WEIR, David, Esquire-continued: WINSTANLEY, Vernon, Esquire (Queen­ SuPrt,y: ton)-- Estimates-in-Chief­ Addr<'Ss in Reply, 476. Home Secretary­ BII.LS: Hospitals, 1340, 1344. Land 'fax Act Amendment (initiation m Justice- committee), 325. Electoral Registration, 1240. Labour and Industry- Sl~PPLY: . Apprenticeship Committees and Elec­ Hstim!llcs-in-Chief­ trical \Vorkers' Board, 1547 Juslico- l'u blic Instruction­ Chief Office, 1382. Chief Oflicc>, 1238. Secondary Education, 1412, 1419,_1422. Public Instruction­ Training College, 1402, 1404. Chief Office, 1377. Treasury- Land and Income Ta.x, 1108. l>1arinc, 1119, 1127. WRIGHT, Albert Henry, Esquire (Bulimba)- WILSON, Honourable Thomas (Fortitude Addrcss in Reply, 197. Valley) [Secretary for Public In­ BILLS: struction]- .Hospitah Act Amendment (initiation in SUPPLY: committee), 1589. Estimates-in-Chief- Hospitals taxation, 1589. Public Instruction­ Chief Office, 1390 . Financial Stat<:ment, 841. .:Vleciical rtnd Dental Inspootion, 1402. Sl;PPLY: Secondary Education, 1420. J;.sti m a tcs-in-C hi cf­ State Schools, 1429. Training College, 1403. l'ublic Works-­ \Vomen's College, 1411. Buildings, 1133.

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