1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

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INDEX.,
TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL.
1915-16.
1-23RD rARLIAMENT-FOURTII
SEsS,ON .
PAPERS ORDERED TO M PROTED .
ASSEMBLY JOINT
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MESSAGES (continued)
FROM COIUNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continued)
.Agreeing to the Assembly's amendments in NewcastleHeṣpi tal Bi 11 and making a consequential
amendment- in the Title, 144.
Agreeing V3 amendment upon its amendment, and -further- amending such amendment in the
N[6dical .Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 201 .
.4greeing to Free-Conference"ard- appointing time and place of meeti .
Dg its Managers, respecting
the Fair Rents Bill, 315.
Agreeing to Free~ Conference, and appointing time and place of meeting its Managers respecting
the-Valuation of Lands Bill (No . 2 347 .
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Agreeingto As.semb.1y's amendments ih Height of Buildings (Ai-Dendm
ent) Bill, 334.
Asking leave to examine a Member of the Assenibly'before Select Committee on Military and
i Naval Hospital Home Bill, 120, 124.
Asking leave to examine a Member of the Assembly before the Select Committee on " State
i Children Relief .Act, 1901-Inquiry itito the Whole Administration of," 397 .
Granting leave to the Honorable Frederick Flowers, M.L.C., to give'evidence before'a Select
Committee on Prevalence of Venereal Diseases, 143 .'
Granting leave to the Honorable Dr . Mackellar, M .L .C ., to attend as a witness before Seled
Committee on Prevalence of Venereal Diseases, 221 .
6t insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly in the Resolution to amend
Schedule One of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 200 .
N6t insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly*in the Loans (Interest) Bill, 224 .
Requesting Assembly to proceed with Dentists (Ameadment) Bill, uader 296th Standing
Order, 51 .
Insistint upon one and not insisting upon other amendments disagreed to in the Valuation
of a;nd Bill (No . 2), 310 .
'Ingiating upon amendments, disagreed to by the Assembly in the Liquor Amendment Bill, 315 .
ID~isting upon some'of its amendments, disagreeing to one of Assembl y 's .amendments upon 'its
amendment, not insisting upon other, and agreeing to Assembly 'S amendment upon its
amendment, in the Faft- Rents Bill, 308.
Insisting upon some of its amendments and amending other, and no longer insisting upon other
amendments disagreed to by Assembly in Fair Rents Bill. 319-20.
No longer insisting upon its amendment omitting clause 68 in the Valuation of Land Bill
(No . 2), butTroposes to insert certain words in such clause, 348
Insisting upon ,
its amendments disagreed to by the Assembly in the Eight Hour~ Bill, 379-.80 .
Insisting on ope and not insisting upon the other of the amendments disagreed to by the
Assembly in the Superannuation Bill, 445 .
Agree ng to postponement of meeting of Free Conference respecting the Eight Hours Bill until
: To-morrow, at the same hour and place, 393.
Agreeing c to amendments made by the Assembly, but amending the said amendments in the
D ~iitists (Amendment) Bill, 42 .3 .
Agre,~ng to a Free Conference, and appointing timed and place of Meeting, and naming RE
anagers, respecting the Eight Hours Bill, 391 .
Agreeing to a Free Conference, and appointing time and place of Meeting,-and namingits
~Iaiiagers, respecting the Superannuation Bill ; 446 .
Not insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly and agreeing to the Assembly's
amendments upon its amendments in the Liquor Referendum Bill, 410 .
Not insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly in the Naturalised Subjects
Franchise Bill, 426 .
Not insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly in the Railways Crossings Bill,
391 .
No longer insisting upon certain amendments disagreed to by the Assembly, but still insisting
uVon one and agreeing to recommendations made by the Free Conference in the Eight,
Hours Bill, 400 .
No Ionge r insisting upon its amendment disagreed to by the Assembly, but proposes such
amendment shall read as set out in the Report of the Managers of the Free Conference in
the Superannuation Bill, 447 .
METAL QUARRIES, KIA-AA AND PORT KEMBLA (See 11 STATE ENTERPRISES ") .
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE (See also "ADJOURN-
M ENT ") :- .
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Report for year ended 30th June, 1915, together with Appendices, Diagrams, and Plans, 197
Return of persons of enemy birth or origin employed in, 193 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPAL BILL khang~d to GREATER SYDNEY BILL
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC, ACT, 1900
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ulations under, 7, 127, 310 .
METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 1880-1891 :-
By-laws, 7, 157, 371 .
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METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE AMENDMENT BILL ~See "BILLS") .
MID-DAY :-
Sittings after, 262, 314 .
MIDNIGRT
Sittings after, 25, 30, 51, 57, 63, 73~ 84, 105, 110, 114, 130, 136; 142, .147, 150_ 1 58, . 162, 181,
.190, 198,,208, 213, 222, 224, 245, 249, 255, 259, 261, 272, 277,.288, 295, 299, 313, .320, 331,
349, 353, 367, 370, 3739 376, 393,- 398, 4) 4, 417, 430, .437, 449. .
MILITARY (See also ." DEFENCE " ; also EDUCATION also ADJOURNMENT
STATE PU13LIC SERVANTS
Minute by the Acting Premier (Mr . J. H Cann), regarding, called out on Military Duty,,and
Public Officers who may volunteer for service abroad with the Expeditionary Forces, 87 . . .
,EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF [',CAPACITATED AxD FALLEN SOLDIERS :-
Motion made (Mr. Bagnall), That the Public Instruction Act should be amended to provide
that special additional bnrsaries and scholarships should be pro.vided both for Secondary
and University Courses ; M6tion agreed to,`19 .
RANDWICK ASYLUM-USF OF, FOR MILITARY AND N~&v,&L HOSPITAL
Telepram from Minister of Defence respectinguse of, 81 .
34ILITARY AND NAVAL (See DEFENCE") .
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