1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

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INDEX.
1923 .
REFEFLEXCES .TO TITS VOTES AND PROCEEDINCS, VOL. I-26Tjt rARLIAMENT-TilIRD SESSION.
ADJOURNMENT (See also SPEAKER alsȯ "NO QU. ORUM
OF DEBATE :-
Member speaking allowed adjo'u'rnrnent, and to conclude his s~ee~61r on next Fitting day, 24, 99.
Motion made for, and passed (to take precodeuc,,,), 11, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, ~;O, 32, 34, 55
82, 92, 9.9, WO, 104, 110, 134, 140, 165, 180, 193, 2210.
,OW THE HouFF :-
Motion made for-, and passed, 1, 11, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 37-8, 42, 50, 59, 65,
.72, 82, 93, 101, 1-29, 134, 140 ; 142, 144, 147, 159, 162, 181,220 .
Motion made for, and House counted out,.52, 90 .
Motion niade for and by leezve with lraicn, 92 .
M otion made for special, and passed, -13S, *1 44,15)9, ;] 66, 175, 210, 220 .
Motion made for, to a later hour, as a inark of respect on the death of a member of the
Hansard Staff, 35 .
Motion made for, to a Later hour, to maik sympathy of House, Bellbird Colliery Disaster,
G"'snock, 39 .
Motion made for, as a tribute to the memory :of His Excellency ~Sir W. E. Davidson,
OF Trig HousE, UNLFR Tim 49TH STANDING ORDER
Ruling by Mr . Speaker respecting Notices drawn from 'Box afteir 6 .10 o'clock, on Government,
Business takingprecedence at that hour, when the whole sitting before that hour had been
occo pied by Questions, 11-6, 1,79 .
Wegativ6d :- ,
The sentence passed by Magistrate Le Brun Brown, on Tuesday, 4th September, 1923 . upon
Mesirs . Denford and Foley for ~speaking in Bathurst-street, Sydney .(jlfr . Stuart-
Robert,,,on), 48-9.
The defective lamps at Scarborough M.ino (Mr . lFilliont Davie~;), 51 .
Failure of the Government to carry out dredgin,, work in the Huner River, tuereby causing
serious inconvenierce to large numbers of primary producers olfr . O'Hearil), 53.
The recent killing of Percy -Carratt, 5 years (if age, :by Puddifoot, sexual pervert (Mr .
Bagnall), 64
The refusal of tire -Ministerof Justice to take the necessary steps for an inquiry under Section
475 of the Crinies Act of 11100 as to the milt or other~wise of one Ernest 6raut, recently
convicted of conspiracy to dv.fraud the I~ailway Coin missioners, in viewof the subsequent
confession on oath of one Charles Frederick Clark, exculpating the said Ernest Grant,
and inculpating another eniplojee- :~i -the service of the Eailway Commissioners . (Mr .
Loxton) 74 .
The necessity for an imunp(liate investigation by the Government into the methods employed
:by Teuderers for Public Contracts in ielation to their'Tenders, (3f, . NcTi,rnav), 78 .
Tire closing down of the West Wallsend Colliery, thereby throwing out of enploynient 450
employees (31r. Baddrl~y), 82,
The recent proceedings under the Poisons Act in connection with the sale of drugs (Mr .
JfcTie,rwrn), S4 .
The expressed intention of the Government to appoint a Commission from outside Australia
to exhaustively inquire into the rdilwaYs of New South Wales (AIr. Dav;d.~("if, 89.
The failure of th,, liailway Departmont to pay the basic Wage increases from date of
publication (Mr. '~batrt Rohert .,;on),-98 .
Urgent ncce~sity .for fiI iancial . assistance for necessitous farmers-Point, of order--That matter
had been dealt, with on the Estimates, and was not one of urgency and recent occurrence-
OVOITU!ed by'Mr. Speaker (312% O'lleurn), 1854.
Pided ow ofarder :-
The sentences inflicted on persons ad;lressing ineetinis in Macquarie-street and Bathuiststreet,
Sydn~y .(Jfr. i51t4ar1-,Robrr1 .sO,,), 45 .
The,fallure of the Government 0 adopt a orogr ;~ssive policy for tue purpose ofalleviating the
listres :~ that ii prevalent dLtl- to the vast ziumber Of U1_I0_11jjlOA Cd i1i the State (,-)fr .
Aforphy), 58 .
ADMI%TI3TP,ATf0N OF JUSTICE
Ai)AIINI&TRATION OF ESTAI~E OF I'lix LATF. TuoaiAs .STFET.F GRFITANT, QVIRINDI
Motion made (Mr . -Dooley) for Select. Con-,initLee to iii~luire into, a,_,reed to, 92 ; leave given
to sit.during the sitting of1he
.
House, 213 . ; Pepnrt, 220 .
CA SE OF TIJ K 'K ING Ver,11,4 W. if . BOSTON AN 1) OTH FRiz :-
We Act ng Clerk Runinioned to produce writ, leave given, 64 .
CASE OF WILLIAM NIOBEIK, (IF F0KFSTJ,oo(,E :-
Njotion Inade Select Committee to in( quil ~ into, RT-ising out of action
Morris v .'Te.rkin for conipe,isiWou under, anil debate interrupted by Government Business
takinLyrecedence,at 6-30 o7clock, 1114 .
Motion inwic ( 11r . Loxton) for adjourumeiit of the Hou~e under tire 49th Standing Order to
of the -Minister -of Justice to hold air inquiry respecting conviction of,
and negatived . 74 .
KILLING OF 1'11.KCY CAI.1 .ATr BY PUi)DIF0OT (ARNcLiFirp, N11T1rDER CASE)
Motion made (Mr . Bag,,alb for adjouiument Of tlie House under the 49th Standing Order,
to di8onqs . awl negatived, 64-5 .
'SENTEN(!F PAqSED -BY 'MAGISTRATFe :LK iRRUN 13ROWN UPON' '%ITISSR~3 . DENFORD -AND FOLEY
IN.1otion made ( .11r ~tuart- Robertsonl for adjournment of, the House nuclei- tire 4f)th Standing
Order, to di-cuss tire. . for speaking in Bathorst-~treet, F-Ydney : negatived, 0-9 .
SFI.;TFN(,F,S INFLIcrED ON PFRsoss FOB.
ADDRESSING 2NIFETINGS is BATHUEST AND MACQUARIE
STREK . rS
Motion inade. (Mr. Shvirt-P. oh,vit .,zon) for adjournment of the House under the 49th Standing
Order, to discuss, and ruled out of order, 44 .