1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

INDEX.
1917-18 .
.RFPEREN(;ES TO TILE VOTES .AND PROCEFI)INGS, voL. 1-24T11 PARLIAMFXT-SECOND SEssrO-N .
GENE, RAL BUSINESS (See " BUSI~',ESS
GLOUCESTE~R`(See "ELECTORAL") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS" ., . .
GOVERNMENT DEPAPTTMENTS :_
Pitiwrizi~,NcE
FOR EMPLOYINIENT AND OVERTEME
Motion made (Pr . Arthur), That in the opinion of this House, preference for employnicn~ and
for overtime should lie given in all Government Departments to married men wiih fainilico,
an exception being made only in the case of retur.ned soldiers, and Debate adjourned 182 .
GOVERNOR G~ee al-,o "MESSAGES" ; also "ADDBESSES"J ; also I'LIEUTEI~ANIT-
GOVERNOR
Proclamati6n by Lieutenant-Governor on opening Session of Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Messagq from Lieutenant-Governor, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 2 .
Opening Speech, read by Mr . Spe-~kcr, 6-7 ; Address'in Reply, and Debate adjourned, 7 ; Debate
resumed, and AmendineDt (Mr . John Storey) to insert new paragraph, S) ; Debate resumed,
11', 14, 19, 21, 24 ; Address agreed to, 26 ; prtsented . to LieutcDant-Governor, and rep!y
reported, 29 .
Telegraphic despatch notifying appointment of Sir Walter Edward-Davidson its Governor of
Now South NVales, 77 .
Message notifying"appointment of Sir Walter Davidson, K .C .2M.G ., to the State, 197 Addresi
in acknowledgment, 20'3-4 ; presented to Governor, and reply reported, 215 .
GRANVILLE (See " PARLIAMENTARY STANDING CO-NIMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
GRAWLIN (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
HANSARD :-
Correction of lNlemberg' Speeches in, 190 .
Do do do F6deralHansard, ICO :
HENLEY, THOMAS, ESQUIRE, M .P :
Leave of absence granted to, on account of absence from the State, on Military Service, 9,
HOLMAN, THE HONORABLE WILLIAM ARTHUR,
Leave of absence granted to, on account of a1sence f'rorn f lie State~ 9 .
Sworn, as Member for the-El'ectoral District of Cootaimindra, 1,67.
I
INDUSTRIAL CRISIS :-
Motian made (Mr. John Storey), ~as a ma6ler of urgency to, congider ; and . negatived-, 32.
Motion rn~de (Jfr :~~John Storey),that the conduct-of the Government during the present crisis,
and particularly-its refusal to appoint an impartial tribunali is deserving of the severest
censure, and. negati'ved, 61-2.
Motion of Censure taken as Formal,, 61 .
INTERRUPTION
OF BusiNESS :-
To permit of Faper being, laid upon the Table, 195 .
IRRIGATION (See " PARLIAMENTAR1 i STANDING COMAMITTEE ON, PUBLIC ~V-ORKS
K
KfNG GEORGE V -(See also AbDRESS~ also " LOY , AkLTY TO HIS INIA-JESTY THE
KING") .
LOYALTY To His _.MAJESTY THE KJNGs :-
Motion made (11r . Per7y), That, ivith the -object of. protecting the lionor and fair fame of
this country from any misundustanding abroad, this House desires to place upon record
the fervent expression of loyalty of the people of-Now South . Wales towards the Throne of
His Majesty the King, and the unalterable afrachment of the people to the laws and
institutions of the British Empire, 198 .
KNIGHT'S APPLICATIONS FOR MINERAL * RIGHTS OF CERTAIN CONDITIONAL
PURCHASES :-
Motion made (Mr. Colquhoun) for Select Committee, CG ; Order of the Day postponed, 72, 175,
Committee appointed by Ballot, 190-91 . 1 ~
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LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT, 1899 :--
Motion made (AIr . Coch7an), asa matter (if urpney, to consider suspension or repeal of certain
provisions of, and negatived, 147-8 .
LANE, HERBE RT WILLIAM, ESQUIRE, ALP. (See " AlEMBERS"') .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (Se6 "'MEMBERS") .
LEVY, DANIEL, ESQUIRE, M .L .A . :-
Appointed Chairman of Committees for this day only, . 13, .23 .
Do An : , U do Session,- 27.