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xxxii IN DEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS~-20TII PARLIA.MENT-2ND SESSION 1904 . ASSEMBLY JOINT I VOLUMES. VOLUMES . VOL. I PACE. I VOL. I PAGE. SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1902 :- Proclamation annulling, amending, and adding Regulations, laid on Table, 16 . SCHEDULE, (See " FINANC E ") . - SCONE CATTLE SALE-YABDS BILL :- Petition presented (Mr. PlegniAg) for leave to bring in, 14,7 ; leave given, 150 ; Bill presented, read 1', 154 ; referred to Select Committee, 155 ; Report brought tip, 190 ; rea;d 2*, conimittpd, reported with aniendirients, Reportadopted, 205 ; read 3', passed, and sent to Council, 209 ; rettirtied . .witliotit,,tiiien(linent, 223. SEAT OF GOV ERNMENT A(I' (See " FEDERAL SEE, THE HON. SIR JOHN, M.P. :- Resitnati ,~ion of, during recess, reported, and reasons for non-issue of Writ to fill vacaBey given y peaker, S . SELECT COMMITTEE (See " COMMITTEES SESSIONAL OR,DI1,[ZS PAS'UU) :- Precedence of Business, 28 . Business Days, 28 . Standing Orders Committee, 28. Library Committee, 29 . Refreshment Committee, 29 . Printing Committee, 29. Precedence of Bu .siness on Tuesdays-Additional Sitting Day, 79. SEWERAGE (See also " .DRAINAGE also "'INTET11OPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS AMENDMENT 13ILL " also " WATElt SUPPLY") REPORTS OF COMPLETION OF WORKS, LAID 01, TABLE :- . . . . . . . Ilomebush Low-level, 15 (2) . Darling Harbour Low-level, 15 . Middle Harbour Slopes, 15 . Dobroyd .Branch Extension, 15 . Randwick and Kensington-iecond Division, 15 . Mosinan's, Nliddle Harbour Slopes, 15 . Low-level Svsteiii-Electric Power, Mains, and Telephone Cables, 15 . Rising'Main froniUltinio Controlling Station to Kent-street Sewer, 23., Circular Quay Low-level, Tank Stream Interceptions, 65 . Footbridge carrying water mains across Lane Cove River, 174 . Riindwick and Konsin'aton Sewerage, Second Division (Extension), 178 . Munni-street Storniwa'ter Channel, Uniou-street Branch, 237 . SHE,AliE.RS' ACCOMMODAT'ION ACT :- . . . Report for 1903, laid on Table, 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SINGLETON (See " RAILWAYS SINKING FUNI) (See "STATE DERT AND SINKING FUND BILL") . SITE FOR SEAT or, COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT (See " FEDERAL ") . SMOKE NUISANCE ABATEiNIFNT (AMENDMENT) BILL :- Received from Legislative Council (and, on motion of Mr . Carruthers), read 1', 200. '18013RAON" (See " .EDUCATION") . SOUTH HEAD ROADS TIZUST (See " ROADS SPE,AKE11 :- Election of Mr. McCourt, 4 ; adjournment of House, for presentation of to Governor, 5~ pres~ntcd to Governor, 7 . Commission n, _p to administer Oath of Allegiance, 7 . orts issue and return M Writ during previous Parliament, S . Reports non-issue of Writs to till vacancies occurring during recess of previous Parliament and -casons, 8 . Laysassigns paper on I T'able, 8, 13, 22 Reads correspondence and makes remarks respecting retirement of F. 11T . Webb, Esquire, C,M.G ., Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, 10. Reports appointment and conimi~qion in favour of, and administers Oaths of Allegiance and office to Richard Aldous Arnold, Esquire, as Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, 10 . Reports issue and return of Writs for INfinisterial Elections, 21 (7) . Lays on Table Warrant appointing Elections and Qualifications Committee, 10, 26, 48 ; reports maturity, 25, 45, 67 . Appoints first niecting of Elections and Qualifications Committee, 72 . Appoints Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 11 . Fixes date for receiving nominations of candidates for election to Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, 13 ; receives nominations and fixes date for ballot,'25'~, declares result of ballot, 39 . Deputy Speaker's Commission to administer the Oath of Allegiance reported, 37 . Calls attention to amendments made in Bill by Legislative Council, and laid aside, 184, 192 . RULINGS OF :- That motion, without notice, " That John McFarlane, Esquire, be Chairman of Committees of the whole House for the present Session" was in order, and stated 1 that lie was following the practice of the House, 24 . That motion in favour of State training its own civil engineers through the Railway Department, was improperly before the House, its the Sessional Order in reference to precedence of business took effect immediately it was passed, 20. That although the motion for the. adjournment, to discuss the proposal of the 'Minister for Works, in reference to dealing with the unemployed was Hot definitely set out in the motion, the mover having indicated amended, 44 what the proposal was, he would allow the motion to be That it was only necessary that the Order of Leave should disclose the general scope of a. Bill, although if it was proposed definitely to alter an Act of Parliament, the Order of Leave, as a matter of convenience, should state so ; the Coroner's Court Bill did not propose to alter any existing Act of Parliament, and -was, therefore, in order, 44 . That when the Deputy-Speaker occupied the Chair of the House his rulings had the same force and effect as those of Mr . Speaker, and motion to dissent from such ruling was in order, 60 . That motion for adjournment under 49th Standing Order was Sufficiently definite, 65 . That the practice for the past ten years had been not to allow Motions for Adjournment on subjects which could be discussed in Debate on the Estimates, he did not intend to reverse that practice, though under it, hardships occasionally occurred, he would give the matter consideration to see if in future some decision could be arrived at to overcome the present state of affairs, and enable the Adjournment to be moved under .sim ilar circumstances to draw attention to matters of very urgent importance, 72. 755
1 INDEX.' xxxiii REFERENCES TO THE Y.OTES' AND PRUCEEDINGS-29TIL 1'AIlTJA3fEN`T-2ND SESSION 1904 . ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES. VOLUMES . PAGE .' I VOL. I PAGE. SPEAKER (continited) : RUIANGS OF (coidinued), ;- That in discussing tile clauses of a Bill, the general principles of an Act proposed to be repealc~ could not be referred to in detail, 185 . That aniendinent wits, out of order which proposed td substitute words of the same purport a6f the words which it was proposed to leave out, 214 . That tile estimates Nvould be considered in Committee of Supply, and the item Harbour Master, X700, could then be discussed, 219. That motion for suspension . of Standing Orders as a) matter of urgency with reference to th( adjournment of the 1-fouse was in . effect evading Mr . Speaker's ruling that item could N discussed ill Committee of Supply, 219 . . That Standing Order No . 336 could be set aside by concurrence, and he had to decide whethei concurrence had been granted ; and as five separ~Lte departments had been dealt %vith b3 tile Committee without Objection, lie must conclude that concurrence had been granted~ and lie ruled in that direction, 226 . DISSENT FROM RULING :- Motion made (,)fr . Crick) in reference to ruling -,vhcreby motion, without notice, "That Mr. McFarlane, TNT .L.A., should be elected as Chairman of Conlinittees of thisHouse," was ruled in order, and negatived, 3:3. Motion ula(le ( ;I& . Dace .11) in reference to ruling that the omission of certain words froin clausc 4 of tile Public Works Committee Bill, would iii6rease the charge upon the revenue, and N negatived, 60 . RULI 08 OF DEVUTV SPFAKrn That it was the duty of tile Chairman to have put anl amendment in such a way as would havE tested the feeling of the Committee, but so as not to preclude another Honorable Member from moving his aniendinent. This rule is clearly laid down in " May," 10th edition, p . 457, 49 . i That the amendment to leave out certain words in clause 4 of the Public Works Committee Bill would have the effect of increasing the charge upon the Revenue, and was correctly ruled out of order by the Temporary Chairman, 50 . Sl 'ECIAL ADJOURNMEN,F, (See "ADJOURNMENT") . S'TAM , P DUTIES . (AMENDMENT) BILL :~ .Message from Governor, 81 ; Ordered (31r . -Carritthers) founded on Resolution of Ways and M.eans Nos, 4 and: 5, Bill presented and read 1', 107 ; read 2', committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 139 ; read 3', passed, and sentto Council, 142 ; returiledwith amendments ; Mr . Speakerdrew attention tonature of amendments, andBilliaid aside, 192 . STAMP DUTIES (A-MENDINIENT) BILL (No . 2) :_ Message from Governor, Standing Orders suspended, Resolution from\Alays and Means agreed to oil 25th Octobier, read, Bill presented, read 11', read 2', committed, 196 ; reported with amendments,116port adopted, 200 ; read 3', passed, and sent to Council, 201 ; returned withoutaniendvic-tit, 203 ; Assent reported, 218. STAMP DU' rIES (DEDUCTIONS) BILL :- Message from Governor, 212 ; Motion made (Mr . Carruthers) for Committee of the Whole, 214 Standing Orders suspended, 228 ; House in Committee, 229 ; Resolution agreed to, Bill presented and read P, 2', committed, reported, without amendment, Report adopted, read 3', passed, and sent to Council, 229 ; returne'd without amendment, 240. STANDING ORDEkS :- Sessional Order appointing Committee, 28. Suspended to pass Bill through all stages in one day, 18, 61, 111, 190 . Sessional Order to cons~ider motion for adjournment asa, matter of urgency, 92. Suspended to pass Bills through all stages at end of Session, 228 (1) . Referred to Standing Orders Committee for consideration . of arriendment necessary in view of reduction of Mcinbers, and for consideration of new Standing Order in reference to committal of BillS!proJbrn0Z, 66 . . . . . .Motion made (Mr. _bevy) for instruction to Standing Orders Committee to frame Standing Order to enablo certain sta-cs of Bills to be taken is formal, no objection being allowed, and Nvithdrawn, 72 . Report of Standing Orders Committee brought tip by Mr. Waddell, 142 ; Motion made (31r . Car' .Itlhers), '"Vitat this House now agrees to and adopts the proposed amended and additional Standing Orders as brought up", 156 ; kesented by Mr . Speaker and approved of by His Excellency the Governor7163 . Motion made (j)& . Norton) for suspension of, by leave withdrawn, 219 . STATE CLOTHING FACTORY :- Statement of Transactions, I st July, 1903, to 30th June, 1904, laidon Table, 54. STATE DEBT ANI) SINKING FUND BILL :- Message from Governor, 109 ; Motion made (31r . Cai-ruthers) for Committee of the Whole, 118 House ill Committee, Resolution agreed to, Bill =nted and read 1', 122 ; read 2', and conunitted, .143 ; House in Committee, reported amendments, Report adopted, 156 - read 3' passed, and sent to Council, 160 ; returned without amendilient, 175 ; Asseli~ reported, 203 . STATE CHILDREN RELIEF BOARD Report for year ended fth April, 1904" laid o*n Table, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STATISTICS :- DECLINE OF BIRTIMATF AND MOPTALITY OF INFANTS I-, NENV SOUTIL WALES :- Report of Royal Commission (vol . I), laid on T'able, 13 STEAD W. S. (See "CAS14, OV BENRY HARDING!' §*.-8-T-1.,AD, . . . . . . . AND OTHERS- . . . . . . . .CERTIFICATE 01" TITLE STOCK ACT, 1901 :- - I Proclainationand regiilzttioiisregardiiigintrodtictionof Stock froill Queensland, hlidon'Vable, 13 . ST'OCI~. (See also " .11)ASTUItES PROTECTfON (AMENDMENT) ]:',ILL also " .1.)OG TAX") ELEMON OF DIRECTOits, Aixtutty PAsTURE9 PROTECTIO-x BOAM) :- 2Motion inade (3h% Ball) for papers relating to the election of two directors, 54 Return to Order, Iaid on Table, 160, Report of Stock and Brands Branch, Department of Mines alld -Agriculture, for 1903, laid on Table, 79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rRAVIMLING RESFRVES I-lotion made (Mi% lAlin George) in favour of diminishin'darea,, and throwing surplus open to selection, 122, ACTING STOCK INSPECTOR, AND ASSISTANT, MUNGINDI ~,Jotioll made (Mr . Jones) for paper's, 143 ; RQturn'to Order, laid on Table, 171 . I .791 505 - I---- 310-E
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. INDEX . XV4 JOINT RFrEREXCE TO TH
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INDEX. XIX I AFFERE-NbF3 ft THE TOT
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INDEX. REFERENCES I TO THE VOTES AN
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INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND
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INDEX . I R"JWNXCZS TO THR VOTES AN
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TNDEX ., RNFERRMCE TO THE YOTES AND
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I INDEX . ItE.FFRENCES TO THE VOTES
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INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND
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iNDEt kxxxiii REFERENCE To TILE VOT
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. . IND x:kxv 1. 1, RZFERENCFS TO T
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. I INDEX. RrFRUENCES TO THE VOTE3
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' I INDEX. xxlxix REFERENCES TO THE
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' I I INDEX . x1i TO THE N'OTES AND
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. 1913 . (FIFT11 SE881OX OF, THE TN
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INDEX .' REFEMENCES TO TUE, VOTES A
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- ,,, INDEX . AsF31BLY REFERYNCES T
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INDEX . -6i . REFERENCES TO THE VOT
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, . INDEX". 1*~ REFER1.1,N C . ES T
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INDEX. Ass"IBLY REFERENCES TO TRE V
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I 1 1. , INDEX . REMPENCES TO TUF V
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INDEM REFERENCES TO TUB VOTES AND P
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TNT)EX . REFERENCES TO TIIE-VOTES A
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. INDEXI; I~EljERENCES TO TILE VOTE
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IMERIKNIDES T6 TIIE VOTES AND rROCF
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INDEX. xxiii AmF~iBvv JOINT REFFREN
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. ' IN.TDEK . xxv J'CFLPr.NCES TO T
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' * . . xxvii RENCES TO . AssEmBLY
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INDEX. .' REFERENCES . TO THE VOTER
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, . INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
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