1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

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INDEX .
1919 .
4EFFRENCES TO'THE VOTES AND PROCISEDINCIS, VOL .
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PARLTAMPNT-FOURT11 SESSION.
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ADJOURNMENT (contimtedj :-
OF Tiiz Housv, UNDER THF, 49TH STANDING ORDRR-(CO))ti)l11ed)
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Negativ6d,-(contimied)
The action of the Railway Commissioners in accepting applications for Stock Trucks without
insisting that a deposit of ;C I per truck be lodged wilth applications . Point of Order,-
That motion was one of policy, and anticip-ated a motion already on the Paper for an
inquiry into administration of Railway Commissioners-rulect against by Mr ., Speaker-
(Mr . ka7ininy), 97-98 .
The necessity to cancel a tentative contract entered into between the Governmeut and the
agent of certain Japanese manufacturers for the supply of cork board, (Captain
Carmichael), 101 .
The inaction of the Government regarding the policy of the New South Wales B~'ard of Fire
Commissioners of imposing disabilities on members of the A.I .F . and granting privileges to
Imperial Reservists . Point of Order,-That motion consisted of iwo separate matters and
was not definite-ruled against by Mr . Speaker-(Mr . Tom Sinith), 108 .
The refusal of the Government to appoint female representatives to the Board of Trade (Mr .
Doyle), 129.
The failure of the Government to make adequate provision for widows and distressed children .
P.oint of Order,-That motion anticipated discussion that could take place on Notice of
Motion oil Notice Paper dealing with the introduction 'of a Bill for the promotion of the
objects of the Royal Society for the Welfare of Mothers and Babies,--ruled against by Mr .
Speaker (Mr . Loughlin), 141-2 .
The dismissal of the application by Judge Curlewis of the miners' section of the A.W .U . to
have an agreement registp.red in ihe Arbitraiion Court . Point of Order,-1'hab subject
could not be raised on a motion for adjouriiment~ruled against by Mr Speaker (Afr.
Davidson), 160 .
The differential rates of pay existing between employees in the State trawlers 'and seaman
en-,a,cd on similar work in the einplo~ of private shipping companies On the Australian
coasE, (Mr. Lazzarini), 164.
The P).Yinent for to the firm of J . and A. Brown of the slim of ;F14,941 12s . I I d its compensation
alleged loss said to have been occasioned by the employment of unskilled loyalist
labour at the Pelaw Main-and Richmond Main coal-mines during the 1917 industrial trouble,
when the Government assumed control of the mines of the State (Afr Kear.31~y), 239-4o.
Interrupted by Government B1(8ineAS taking precedence aper 6.30 o'clock-,-
The appointment of a Board (Fariners' Relief Board) to supervise distribution of relief (Mr . .
Johnston), 138.
The question of restoring thepension rightsof thoserailway andtramway employceswho ceased
work in IM7, and who have Veen employed in the service of the Railway Coin missionerm
(Mr. Burkley), 205
Dropped.-In the absence. of giving notice,--
The urgent necessity for bringing in a Bill for Friday night trading in shopi (Afr . Meaver), 147 .
, leriled out of Order,_
rhe purchase of the us~leis timb3i-s of a Inilk, and the uie of Moreton Bay fig-trees as timber
by the Railway Commissi oilers . Point of Order,-That, subject embraced two different
matters, and wa,,3 n,)t of a specifi_-.c~aracter-.iphcld by Mr. Speaker-(Afr . Hutcls), 103 .
That dra9tic action ba-taken by the dovernmerit to handle and control the incr6sing cost of
Aiving : .!ppreparticularly with regard to profiteering. A] r . Speaker ruled the notice out of
order (01r . fteaver~, '1.;~)4 .
The failure of the Government to deal effectively with the conditions arising from this most
calamitous (.Irpu~ht . Point of Order,-That tbis--was pot a specific matter of recent
occurrenco-uplield by Air. Speaker (Afr'. Gregory JfcGirr), 167-8 .
That it is a matter of urgency that the Public Health Act should be -amended to provide
greater protection to the public in the matter of infection from contagious diseases-Air .
6peaker ruled tl~e notice out of order (Mr . R-untnell), 159.
The failute of the Government to retain sufficient seed -vvhe~t for the forthcounng, Flowing
togethef,~6th the Government'§ failure to retain sufficient wheat for-flour for consumption
by the citizens to carry the State on until the next harvcst~ together with their failure to
supply necessitous farmers and other stock-ownors throughout the State with sustenance
and fodder . Point of Ordir, -- That subject matter of -motion . was, not a single matter
of recent occurrence-uplield by Mr. Speaker (AIP . 0,,e~jwy M'0:rr), 176~ .
Thd need for 'biingiiig in iL Bill to provide: for the establis.liment of a Local Government for
dreiitci~ of NemdaWc (JIr Pruntnell) . Point of Order,-That motion anticipited discussion
all OHcr of the Day relating to the same subject alred4y oil the Notice Paper-upheld
by Mr. Speaker, 229 .
That the Miners' Accident Relief Act be amended to* provide an increase in payment to persons
entitled to same (Mr . Bttgnall)-Mr . Speaker ruled the notice out of brder ai; not being a
specific matter of recent occurrence, 239 .
MOTIOs, TUftT A SECOND Mcrrro,~ vor, u,(Drvt 43ra SVAN~DING ORDZR, B% ENTERTAINED ON Tilt
SAME DAY:-
Not necessary when first motion drawn is a nullity, 160 .
Negatived, 103, 148 .
A,GRICUILTUAE (Se.a . also ",STATEMENT ATADE BY THE HONORABLE All . C . GRAHA,
N1 E,
ALL.A ., MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE " ; also MINISTERIAL STSTEMENT
also '1Al)JOTJRNAIENT1') .
FARMERS' -RELIEF BOARD :-
Motion made (AIr . JoAnston) under the 49th Standing Qpdor to discuss the appointment of, to
distribittion of Relief, and interrupted by Government Business taking precedence
it 6.30 o'clock, 138 .
WIIEAT FOR SEED A\Tl) CONSUMPTION-SUPPLY OV FODDER TO FAR-MERS
Motion made (Afr . Gregory McGirr) under the 49th standing order~fo discuss 0overnment7s
attitude respecting-Point of Ordor-that subjeci matter Was not a specific matter
of recent occurrence-up~etdeby Mr . Speaker, 176 .
A11BIT4ATIOST ACT (gee A.DJOURNMEXT also " MINING
A~F._KNSj J~&ME~ GUY DALLEY, ESQUIRK M,L* .A .
t~iiv'e R a-bience granted to, oil itcoo-ant of ab3ence from the State on Milit&q Service, 13 .
'Sworn, 63 .