1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

IN :bE, X .
1924 .
REFERENCES TO TICE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL . i-26T11 PARLIAMM-FOURTH SESSION .
ADJO URNMENT (See also " SPEAKER
A
also PNO QUORUM
OF DFBATE :-
Motion made for, and passed (to take preCedence), 13,16,18, 20, 22 ; 41, 60, 73, 79,109,111,
146, 224, 2S0 .
Motion inade for, and negatived, 100 .
OF TILE 1401TSE '
Motion made for, and passed, 1, 113,
206, 210, 222, 261, 302 .
16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 30, 4:1, 49, 66, 72, 74, 82, 92,133, 158,
Motion made for ., and- House counted out, 178 .
Motion inade forspecial, and passed, 2 .3~,,102 ; (qentenary of the Establi,~hment of Parliameniory
In8litations JE), 86 .
As it mark of respect oil death of
Member and Minister, 55 .
the Honorable Sir David -,Storey,' Kt., 'M .L .C ., it former
OF THE HOUSE, UNDER- Tap 49TIl STAYDINC ORDER
Ruling of Speaker respecting Notices drawn from Box after .6 .30
Government Business takes precedence at that hour, 19S .
o'clock oil days on which
The action of tile Broken Hill Proprietary Company in introducing a twelve-hour day into a
portion of their.works at Newcastle ~ilfqjor Connell), 28 .
The failure of the Goverment to hold a full inquiry into the proposal of the Master Bakers to
I iji~rease the pyiele of bread (ilfr. Goslipg), 32 .
Unemployment at present existing 9 at' . the, South
I
Coast mines (Mr 117illiam .Daviex), :36 .
The action of the Government in depriving tunnel-workeni on the City . Railway and tile
North Sydney Construction Works of the forty-four hour week (Mr. jlf?wphy), 62. , .
The refusal of the Government to .use the pipes ordered I
by the Metropolitan 13oard ofWater
and Sewerage from .Hoskins' Iron and Steel Company, thereby depriving one hunilrbil and
forty men of employment (3fr . Gosling), "~7.
Tile arrival in this State of labourers and others from forcign'countries (Mr. Baddeley) 81 .
Tile unfair treatment of public servants recent -
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retrenched ill regard to compensation payments
(Mr . Lazzarini), 86 .
Tile arrival of numerous foreigners in a destitute condition into the City of Broken Hill . (Mr-
Davidson), 89 .
The immediate necessity for legislation to be introduced to prevent such scandars as witnessed
at tile recent Artists' Ball held in the To%in Hall of the City of Sydney (Mr . Arkins), 93 .
The proposed sale of 11 Ornionde House," Paddington, by the 'XIinister for Public Instruction
(Mr . Birt), 109 .
Action of tile Railway Coin missioners in refusing to take rai Iway- sleepers and other timber
. supplies from the Wyong-Dora Creek districts (Mr. O'llearn), 201 .
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The necessity for tile Covernment to take aet.ion to abolish the Shipping 'Labour Bureau (Jrr.
.J&Tiernan), 216 .
The action of the G'ove'
rnnient in appointing , Mr. MeDougal as Assistant Comptroller-Obneral
of Prisons (jllr . jlfcKell), 241 .
Ruled out of order
The inhumane and vindictive action of'the Governmenb in persecuting and prosecuting tile
seyen Lepresentatives of the Transport Workers'Groap for their huniane action in advisinu
inembers of the Seamen's Union to refuse to work the Port Lyttel lon., such beat having been
declared unseaworthy ; and further the action of the Government ' in hdvising Judge
Edwards to refuse to grant bail in such cases, ruled out of order for the reason, among§t
others, that it contained more than one subject (illr. Davidson), 4,5.
The proposed payment by the Coverninent of ~C5,000.to coin pcnsa,1,,- the loyalists oil the waterfront,
as a. result of the High Court's dreision that prefLronce must ke given to returned
soldiers,-as the matter was capable of discussion oil tile financial statement (Air . 1rank
Burke), 143 .
The financial difficulty caiiFed through the failure of the Coninionwealth . Note Issue Board to
issue sufficient Bank Notes to facilitate the linanoing of tile Trade of the Country,-
is ibe iuatter was capablo of dị scu9s,ion oil t1le Fitiancitil Stlitcnwjit . t-il1r . 1,"cott F01), 149 .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
PitOSCCUTION OFRFvitl,,qL,'TTAT1VES OF TRE TRANSPORT WORKi,,,vs' Gitour FOI . ADVISJ~N(~
OF THE SFAMEN'S UNTON TO REFUSE TO WORK THE POYI -hyttdtOn
Notice given under Tile 49th Standing Order . for ad ;oarnil-lent of the House to discuss, and
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ruled out of order, its containing ino.re than. ope subject (4lr. Davidson), 45 .
Motion made as a matter of urgency to con~i,lcra Notioc of Motion oil tile Notice Paper relting
to, and negatived (Alr. .McTiernan), 61 .
Ministerial Statement (.31r . Bavin) made in connection with, 65 .
ANZAC PARADE (See PARLIA'MENT'ARY STANDING COMIAITTEE ON PUBLIC
WORKS
APPIN MU.RDER (See "CAPITAL PUNISHMENT."