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199 1933.

(SECOND SESSION.)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 1.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS IN

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

(EXTRACTED FROM THE MINUTES.)

TUESDAY, 29 AUGUST, 1933. No. 1.

SYDNEY CORPORATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :— Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. (1) (a) The triennial election of aldermen directed by section Postponement

nineteen of the Sydney Corporation Act, 1932, to he held on the first Welectierf day of December, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three, is hereby postponed until a day (in this Act referred to as "the appointed day ") to be appointed by the Governor and notified by proclamation published in the Gazette.

The day so appointed shall not be later than the thirtieth day of Tune, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four.

(b) The aldermen in office at the commencement of this Act may, subject to the provisions of the Sydney Corporation Act, 1932, as amended by subsection one of this section, remain in office until the election of aldermen on the appointed day is held, and shall then retire from office, but may at such election be re-elected if otherwise qualified.

(2) Nothing in this section shall affect the operation of section twenty of the Sydney Corporation Act, 1932.

Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Shannon) to leave out subclanse (2) with a view of

inserting— (e) The Lord Mayor in office at the commencement of this

Act shall hold office until the election of Aldermen on the appointed day.

Question proposed,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause.

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put," Committee divided.

Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 40. Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. hf overly Mr. Reid Mr. W.V.M. Ross

Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Budd Mr. Primrose

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burko Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

NOES, 23. Mr. Gorman Mr. Hdffron Mr. Horsington

'Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr

7 Mr.McKell

Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Stanley

And there being the necessary number in the majority,—

No. 2. SYDNEY 1 CORPORATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):—

Same clause. Same amendment.

Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand clause.

Committee divided.

part of the

Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Conan Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne

• Major Connell Mr. Connolly

•Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

Words stand.

AYES, 39. Mr. Howaith Mr. Dickson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Prithrote Mn Reid

NOES[23. Mr. fleffron Mr. Horsiztgton Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr..Taind 'McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mi. Quirk

Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Sanders

Mr. Shannon Mr:Stanley Mr Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. g3both Mr. Knight

No. 3. SYDNEY CORPORATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):--

Same clause. :Question again proposed,—That- the clause; as "read, 'stand pa'r Major 'Shand moved, That the Question -b6 now put. Question put,—" That the Question he now put." ComMittee divided.

bf the Bill.

AYES;87. Mr. Bennett Mr. Hocking

fl &r. -5 M r : Ho w a r t h Mr. Budd Mr. Jackson Mr. Carter Mr. Kilpatrick Captain Chaffey `Mr. Lawson Mr. Fitzsinions -General Lloyd Dr. Fleck Mr: Main Mr. Foster Mr. Mair Mr. Frith -Mr: L. 0. Martin Mr. Gollan Mr. 'Monro

• Mr. Harper ' Mr. Mark P. Morton Sir Thomas Henley • Mr. Moverly Mr. Henry Mr. Primrose

Mr/Reid Mr.o.Wr FI M. Ross Mr.-Sanders Major Shand

\Mr.•Solombn Mr, Spooner Mn'Tonking

•Mr. Vincent Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr'. Spring Mr: Waddell

Mr. Shammy Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

- Tellers, -Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Quirk

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burko Mr. Clyne

•Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

And there being the neeessar

NOES, 23. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr •Mr. MeKell -Mr. O'Sullivan number in the majority,—

Mr. Ball .-Mr. Bate Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain.Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr: Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. GoIlan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper

' Sir Thomas Henley Mr: Hocking Mr. Jackson

AYES, 41. 'Major Jarvie . Mr. Rilpatriek -

Mr; Lee General Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main

vivIr.' Moir Mr. L. 0. Martin

'Mt Monro Mr; Mark P. Morton

'Mr. Ness 'Mr. Primrose 'Mr : Reid •MC:Fames C. Ross Mr: Sanders

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No. 4. 'SYDNEY CORPORATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):—

" Question put,—That the !clause, as read, stand part of the Bill.

Committee divided.

Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson

'Mr. William Davies •Mr. Heffron

AYES, 38. Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. P. M. Ross

NOES, 23. Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner

Alt:Spring Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent, 'Mr. Waddell

Tellers, Mr. Moir Mr. Yeo

Mt Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Telles, Mr. Clyile Mr. Gorman

Agreed to. Ow motion of Mr. Fitzsimons, Mr. Sinclair, Temporary

Chair to report the Bill without amendment. Chairman, left the

THURSDAY, 31 AUGUST, 1933.

No. 5.

CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LECISLAT'IVE COUNCIL ' ELECTIONS) "BiLL :—

Clause 1 having been dealt wit1-4--

'Clause . 2. • The Constitution Further Amendment (1.43gisiative tions) Act, 1932, is amended-

. * Question put,—That the clause, as read, statielipartno he Bill.

Committee divided.

'Major Shand

t Mr: Spooner Mr:-Spring

'Mr:: Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Tel-thing Mr Weaver

i‘Mr. , Yeo Tellers,

Major Reid -Mr: W. F. M. Ross

Council Elec- Amenanata ay Act No. 5,1933 See. 5.

[Bead.] (DetnitIons.) Beet 7 (6). (Day of Ballot.) Sec. 9(1). (Correction.) Sec. 18. (Proceeding' on nomination.)

Mr.-Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke

'Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

NOES, 23. Mn Reif ron Mr. Horsington Mi. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mni Quirk Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Shannon

Clause, as read, agreed to.

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Further amendment of Act No. 6. 1933. Sec. 14. (Ballot papers.)

No. 6. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (continued):—

Clause 3. The Constitution Further Amendment (Legislative Council Elec-tions) Act, 1.932, is further amended-

* [Read .3 Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Ai r. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Charley Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Air. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Jackson

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

AYES, 41. Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Loughlin Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness

r. Primrose Mr. Reid Major Reid Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 23. Mr. Heffron Mr. El orsiugton Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Solomon Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Air. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Air. Wade Mr. Weaver Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Hocking General Lloyd

Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Knight


No. 7. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LECISLATIVE Couxuii. ELECTIONS) BILL (continued):—

Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

Agreed to.

AYES, 41. Mr. Jackson Major jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee General Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Mai r Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Major Reid

NOES, 23. Mr. Ileifron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. James C. Ross Major Shand Mr. Spring Air. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Air. Weaver Air. You

Tellers, Air. Sanders Mr. Solomon

Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley

Tellers, Mr. Gorman Al.. Sweeney

On motion of Mr. L. 0 Martin, the Chairman left the Chair to report progress.

F. B. L ANG LEY, Clerk Assistant.

Sydney: Alfred Jain Rent, I.S.O., .1:overnmel Printer-1933. [4(1.]

203 1933.

(SECOND SESSION.) ,

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. )

NEW SOUTH WALES:

No. 2.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (EXTBACTED PEOM THE MINUTES.)

TUESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER, 1933. No. 1•

CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL :—

Clause 4. The Constitution Further Amendment (Legislative Council Elec-tions) Act, 1932, is further amended-

* (b) by inserting after the Third Schedule (as inserted in the Constitution

Further Amendment (Legislative Council Elections), Act, 1932, by section three of this Act) the following new Schedule:—

FOURTH SCHEDULE. DIVISION I—LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Special Rules for Regulating the Conduct of Proceedings at a sitting held for the purpose of taking the Votes of Members of the LegMlative Council at any Election under the Constitution, (Legislative Council Elections) Act, 1932-1933.

9. A Member desiring to vote shall, when called by the President, conic forward to the Table and obtain his ballot-paper from the Clerk.

Unless he desires his vote to be marked in accordance with section 19A of this Act, he shall forthwith retire alone to one of the unoccupied voting compartments and mark his ballot-paper, and having marked his ballot-paper he shall deposit it in the ballot-box and resume his seat or retire from the Chamber.

Where the ballot-paper of a Member is marked in accordance with section 1.9A of this Act; and deposited in the ballot-box, the Member shall resume his seat or retire from the Chamber.

1.1. At the hour appointed in the Writ for the termination of the taking of the votes at a sitting, the President shall announce that such hour has arrived and shall direct that the doors be locked.

The doors having been locked, the President shall then inquire whether there is any Member present who has not yet received a ballot-paper and desires to vote.

Every such Member shall rise in his place, and his name shall be recorded by one of the Clerks at the Table upon a list, which shall be handed to the President.

The President shall then direct that the doors be unlocked: After-eppeltunity has-been-giiteh-te-seeh Member-s-te-reserd-Their votes the

President ehell-deelare-the-hallet-eiesed, +18407—A

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An opportunity to record their votes shall be given to such Members, and also to any other Members who, having received their ballot-papers before the hour appointed in the Writ for the termination of the taking of the votes, have not at that hour completed the recording of their votes.

After such opportunity has been given the President shall declare the ballot closed.

DIVISION D.—LEGTSDATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Special Rules for Regulating the Conduct of Proceedings at a sitting held for the purpose of taking the Votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly at any Election under the Constitution (Legislative Council Elections) Act, 1932-1933.

9. A Member desiring to vote shall, when called by the Speaker, come forward to the Table, and obtain his ballot-paper from the Clerk.

Unless he desires his vote to be marked in accordance with section 19A of this Act, he shall forthwith retire alone to one of the unoccupied voting compartments and mark his ballot-paper, and having marked his ballot-paper, he shall deposit it in the ballot-box and resume his seat or retire from the Chamber.

Where the ballot-paper of a Member is marked in accordance with section 19A of this Act and deposited in the ballot-box the Member shall resume his seat or retire from the Chamber.

* - 11. At the hour appointed in the Writ for the termination of the

taking of the votes at a sitting, the Speaker shall announce that such hour has arrived, and shall direct that the doors be locked.

The doors having been locked, the Speaker shall then inquire whether there is any Member present who has not yet received a ballot-paper and desires to vote.

Every such Member shall rise in his place, and his name shall be recorded by one of the Clerks at the Table upon a list, which shall be handed to the Speaker. The Speaker shall then direct that the doors be unlocked.

Aft r au-eppevtisuity-ha been aiven t eueli-MeeheFe--te-r-eeer-Elair--v-etesr the-Speakev-ehall-deelure-the-balat-elese€1.

An opportunity to record their votes shall be given to such Members, and also to any other Members who, having received their ballot-papers before the hour appointed in the Writ for the termination of the taking of the votes, have not at that hour completed the recording of their votes.

After such opportunity has been given the Speaker shall declare the ballot closed.

[Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Martin) to leave out from lines 25-6, page 1, the words

"unless be desires his vote to be marked in accordance with section 19A of this Act."

Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause. Committee divided.

Mr. Badsleley Mr. Booth Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley

Words omitted,

AYES, 17. Mr. Knight Mr, Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

NOES, 44. Mr. Hocking Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Ma:ir My. L..0. Martin . Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr, James C. Ross

Mr. Stanley Tellers,

Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne

Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Henry Mr. Howarth

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No. 2. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS)

Same clause. Question proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Marlin) to leave out all words Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out s Committee divided.

BILL---.(continued):—

part of the Bill. on lines 30-32, page 1.

tand part of the clause.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Henry

Words omit led.

AYES, 18. Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar() Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. ;fames McGirr Mr. McNeil Mr. O'Sullivan

NOES, 43. Mr. Howarth Major J'arvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid

Mr. Quirk Mr, Stanley

Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Barron

Major Reid Mr. James C. R oss Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. G ollan Mr. Solomon

Further consideration of clause 4 postponed.

No. 3. CONSTITUTION A 3IENDNI ENT (Lsaisiavrivt: COUNCIL ELECTIONS) 13ILL (continued) :--

Clause 5. The Constitution Further Amendment (Legislative Council Elec-tions) Act, 1932, is further amended-

* (b) (i) by omitting from subsection one of section nineteen the word sec. 19.

"forthwith" and by inserting in lieu thereof the words "subject to Method of section 19A of this Act, forthwith retire alone to one of the unoc- voting . ) cupied voting compartments provided for the purpose, and there in private"; -

* (c) by inserting after section nineteen the following new section:— New

19A. If any Member to whom a ballot-paper has been delivered is see. 19A. blind or is incapacitated by any physical cause, so that lie is unable Blind or to mark his vote in the usual way, be may produce a certificate to froaPaci -that effect signed by a legally qualified medical practitioner, and tated voter.

•thereupon the Clerk shall, at the request of such Member and for him, mark the ballot-paper in accordance with the instruction of such Member, and shall forthwith cause the ballot-paper of such Member to be deposited in the ballot-box.

The instruction of a Member under this section may be given by banding to the Clerk a statement in writing indicating the manner in which the Member desires his vote to be marked.

• (e) by inserting at the end of section twenty-two the following new Sec. 22.

subsection:— (Offences.) (4) . This section shall not extend to the display of a ballot-paper

to the Clerk for the purpose of satisfying him, in accordance with subsection three of section nineteen of this Act, that the ballot-paper has been spoilt by mistake or accident; nor shall this section operate to preclude the marking of a vote pursuant to section 19A of this Act. [Read.]

Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Ofartin) to leave out all words on lines 36-40 with

a view of inserting ."(b) (i) by inserting . in subsection one of section nineteen after the

word 'forthwith' the words 'retire alone to one of the unoccupied voting comnartments provided for the purpose, and there in pri-vate' ";

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And the proposed words having been left out,— Question put,—That the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted. Committee divided.

Mr.13all Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Ptith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley

Mr. Baddeley MI. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron MT. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Words inserted.

AYES, 42.

Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd MT. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Major Reid

NOES, 17. Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. James C. Ross Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb

Tellers, Mr. John Reid Mr. Sanders


Mr. Connolly Mr Knight


Same clause. Question proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Martin) to leave Mit paragraph (c). Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the

clause. Committee divided.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. German Mr. Heffron

Mr. Ball hl r. Bate • Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Fli Mr. Conan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley

Words omitted.

AYES, 17.

Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan

NOES, 43. Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Mbrton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid


Mr. Booth Mr. Quirk

Mr. John Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spring Mr. Spooner Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking - Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb

Tellers, Mr. Hankinson Major Reid

NO. CONSTITUTION A MENDM ENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (continued):—

Same clause. Question again Proposed,—That the clause, as aniended, stand pan of the Bill. Motion trade (Mr. L. 0, Martin) to leave out from lines 58-60, page 3, the

words "nor shall this section operate to preclude the marking of a vote pursuant to section 19A of this Act."

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. Garman Mr. Half ron

Mr. Ball Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey • Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Callan Mr. Ilankinson Mr. Harper, Sir Thomas Henley Mr Henry

•Words omitted.

AYES, 17. Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. Samos McGirr Mr. hicKoll Mr. O'Sullivan

NOES, 39. Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Major Jarvis Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid

Mr. Quirk Tellers,

Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Stanley

Mr. Sanders Major. Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tanking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell

Tellers, Mr. Lloyd Mr. Primrose

No. 6. CONSTITUTtON AMENDMENT (LEGiELATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (Gorttinita0 :—

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as amended, stand part , of the Bill.

Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. ate Mr:Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruner

r1r. Budd ` I Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Dr, Fleck Mr. Frith Mt. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper

AYES, 41.

Sir Thomas Ilenley Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mt. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid

Major Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell

Tellers, Mr. Muir Mr. Tonking


Tellers, Mr. Knight Mr. Sweeney

NOES, 19.

Mr. Thuldeley Mr. Hoff ron Mr. Booth . Mr. Lamaro Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Lang Mr. Clyne Mr. Lazzarini Major Connell Mr. James McGirr Mr. Connolly Mr. Wadi Mr. Gorman Mr. O'Sullivan

Clause, as amended, agreed to. 1

No. 7. CONSTITUTION A.MENIEUENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (GOntin//a) :—

Clauses 6 and 7 having been dealt with,— Clause S. The Constitution Further Amendment (Legislative Council flee- (Disputed

dohs) Act, 1932, is further amended— elections.) (Petitions.)

44. * [Read. ] (Powers of Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the NI

court.)

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question nut,—"That the Question be now put."

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Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey • Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. GoBan Mr. Bankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

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AYES, 41. Mr. Jackson Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr;Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. iLl overly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders

Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr.. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson

Tellers, Mr. Budd Mr. Frith

Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Shannon

NOES, 20. Mr. Baddeley Mr. Knight Mr. Booth

M r. Lamar° Mr. Robert Cameron M r. Lang Mr. Clyne Mr. LanaPhil Major Connell

Mr. James McGirr Mr. Connolly Mr. MeKell Mr. William Davies Mr. O'Sullivan

' Mr. Heffron Mr. Quirk And there being the necessary number in the majority,—


Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey 'Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Conan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Beff ron

Agreed to. •

AYES, 42. Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Major Janie Mr: Kilpatrick Mr. Lee General Lloyd Mr. Main Mt Ma ir Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid

NOES, 20. Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. Meliell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Shannon

- Mr. John Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson

Tellers, Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Waddell


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. John Quirk

Further amendment of Act No. 5, 1953. Second Schedule, Division 1, Rule 4. Division 2, Rule 8, Now Rule 3a. Candidates with no first preferences.

No. 9. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (continued) :—

Clause 9. The Constitution Further Amendment (Legislative Council Elections) Act, 1932, is further amended—

* * * * * *

[Read.] Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

AYES, 39. Mr. Ball Mr. Howarth Major Shand Mr. Bennett Mr. Jackson Mr. Solomon Mr. Budd Major Janie Mr. Spooner Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Spring Mr. Carter Mr. Lee Mr. Thomas Captain Chaff ey General Lloyd • Mr. Tonking Mr. Drummond Mr. Main Mr. Waddell Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. L. 0. Martin Dr. Webb . Dr. Fleck Mr. Mark P. Morton Mr. Wilson Mr. Frith Mr. primrose Mr. Gollan Mr. Reid _ Tellers, Mr. Hankinson Mr. John Reid Mr. Henry Mr. Harper Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Moverly Mr. Hocking Mr. Sanders ,

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Clause, as read, agreed to.

7

NOES; 19. Mr. Gorman Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan


Tellers, Mr. Heffron Mr, Sweeney


Postponed clause 4 (see page 2) again considered. Question proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Martin) to leave out from lines 14-15, page 2, the

words " unless he desires his vote to be marked in accordance with section 19* of this Act."



Mr. Ball Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Words omitted.

AYES, 19. Mr. Heffron Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

NOES, 35. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moveirly Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. James C. Ross


. Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Knight

• Major Shand Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson

Tellers, Mr. Sanders MT. Solomon

WEDNESDAY, U SEPTEMBER, 1933. No. 11.

CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (CON ed):— Same clause. . .

Question again proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. L. 0. Martin) to leave out all the words on lines 19-21,

page 2.


AYES, 20. Mr. Baddeley Mr. Heffron Mr. Stanley Mr. Booth Mr. Lamaro • Mr. Sweeney Mr. Robert Cameron M r. Lang Mr. Clyne Mr. Lazzarini Tellers, Major Connell Mr. James McGirr Mr. Knight Mr. Connolly Mr. Mcliell Mr. Shannon Mr. William Davies Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Gorman Mr. Quirk

NOES, 40. Mr. Bate Sir Thomas Henley Mn John Reid Mr. Bennett Mr. Hocking Mr. Sanders Mr. Budd Mr. Howarth

Major Jarvie , Major Shand

Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Solomon Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Carter Mr. Spring

Captain Chaff ey Mr. Lee Mr. Stevens Mr. Lloyd -Mr. Drummond Mr. Thomas

Mr. Dunningham Mr. Loughlin Mr. Tonking Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Main Mr. Vincent Mr. Foster Mr. Ti. 0. :1\1 artin Mr. Waddell nr. Frith Mr. Mark F. Morton

Mr. Moverly an Tellers,

Mr. Goll Mr. Mair Mr. Haultinson Mr. Ness Mr. Harper ■1.r, Reid . Mr. James C. B6851

Words omitted.

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No. 12. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (LEGISLAuvu COUNCIL ELECTIONS) BILL (SONGS/Wed) :—

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. GoIlan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron Mr. Knight

AYES, 37. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvis Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid

NOES, 19. Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang

Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. WHO]. Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. James C. Ross Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Mr Wilkins Mr. Wilson

Tellers, Mr Henry Mr. Sanders


Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron

Agreed to. • On motion of Mr. L. 0. Martin, Chairman left the Chair to report the Bill

with amendments.

Short title;

THURSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER, 1933. No. 13.

FORESTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL :— Clause 1. (1) This Act may be cited as the "Forestry (Amendment) Act,

1933."

(Read.]

Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—"That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. l3ruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Gollan Mr. Henry

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Major Connell Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

AYES, 36.

Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson Major Jarvio Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Major Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 19. Mr. Heffron Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. If cKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr; Quirk

Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Vincent Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid

Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Swe'eney

Idlers, Mr. Connolly Ms. Knight

And theta being the necessary -number in the majorityr-

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw MT. Carter Captain ChM:fey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunninghain Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Gollan Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron

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No. 14. FORMAT. (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued) , :—


•

Mr, Bate Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Gollan

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Knight

Agreed to.

AYES, 34. Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. lioverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid

NOES, 18. Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon

Mr. John Reid MajorReid Major Shand Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Sanders Mr. Solomon


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Heffron

No. 15. FORESTRY (AMENDNENT) BILL (contioued):— •

Clause 2. The Principal Act is amended by inserting next after section six Ame„dment of Actrra. 5R the following new section:— New s. 1:1916.

CA. 6A. (1 ) The Governor may, in lieu of appointing a commissioner Acting corn. upon the expiration of the term of office of the commissioner holding raissinner , office at the commencement of the Forestry (Amendment) Act, 1933, appoint such commissioner or some other person as acting-commis. sioner.

* [Bead.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—"That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

AYES, 35. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 18. Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Knight Mr. Shannon And there being the necessary number in the majority, —

No. 16. FORESTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):—


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Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Gollan Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 32. Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr. Sanders

Major Shand Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Vincent Mr. Weaver Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Dr. Fleck Dr. Webb

Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Vincent Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Henry Mr. Lloyd


Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Gorman

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Mr. Baddeley Maii Rabbit Camara, Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mt. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Agreed .to.

10'

NOES, 18. Mt Knight MT. LltrnatO. Mn Lang Mr. .James McGirr Mr; Motell Mt-O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Shuimon Mn, Sweater

Tenet% -

Mr. Booth Mr. Stanley

No. 17. • FORESTRY (AUENDMENT) BILL (COttiiirued):—

Mr. Vincent moved, That the Chairman do now. leave the Chair and report the Bill without amendment. ,

Committee divided.

Mt, Bate Mn Bennett Lieut.-Col, Bruxner • Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Gollan Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mn Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

Agreed ,to.

AYES; 38: MT: Jackson Majortrvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr, Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mt. Main Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid

NOES, 18. Mr. Heffron Mr. Knight Mt. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Sanders Major-Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr.- Vincent Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Budd Mr. Spring

Mr. Shannon Mt Stanley

Tellers, Mr. Quirk Mr. Sweeney

The Chairman left theaair to report accordingly.

F. IV LANGLFT, Clerk Assistant.

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No. 3.

'WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS • IN

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (EXTRACTED FROM IRE MINUTES.)

WEDNESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER, 1933. No. 1.

GUARDIANSHIP OF INFANTS BILL :— Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. The Infants' Custody and Settlements Act of 1899 is amended— '17 1,14.°Art809to.

(a) by omitting section five and by inserting in lieu thereof the following substituted s. 6 ' now section:—

5. (1) The Supreme Court in its equitable jurisdiction may, upon Custody of the application of the mother of any infant, make such order as it infant. may think fit regarding the custody of the infant and the right of access thereto of either parent, having regard to the welfare of the

49 & 50 Vic., c. 27, s. 5.

infant, and to the conduct, of the parents, and to the wishes as well of the mother as of the father.

The fact that a parent contemplate* leaving the jurisdiction shall not of itself be regarded as a reason for denying such -parent the custody of the child or depriving such parent thereof if the court is satisfied that the welfare of the child will best; be served by allowing such parent to have or retain such custody.

(2) The power of the court under this section to make an order as to the custody of an infant and the right of access thereto may be exercised notwithstanding that the mother of the infant is then residing with the father of the infant.

[Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Lamaro) to leave out from lines 22-26 the words "The fact

that a parent contemplates leaving the jurisdiction shall not of itself be regarded as a reason for denying such parent the custody of the child or depriving such parent thereof if the court is satisfied that the welfare of the ch ild will best be served by allowing such parent to have or retain such custody."

Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause Committee divided.

15 & 16 Geo. V, c. 45, a. 3 (1).

Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. EloDan Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking

18087

AYES, 35. Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. John Reid Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Sinclair

Mr. Spring .Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Henry Mr. Solomon

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron

NOES, 21. Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk


Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Gorman

Words stand. And the clause having been amended,— Clause, as amended, agreed to. On motion of Mr. L. 0. Martin, Mr. Sinclair, Temporary Chairman, left

Chair to report the Bill with amendments.

F. B. LANGLEY, Clerk Assistant

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No. 4.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS"

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NEW SOUTH WALES.

if

IN

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (EXTEACTISD FBOM THE HMV TM.)

211U1?S1JAY , 21 S.EPTEMBEE, 1932. 0. 1.

SMALL DEBTS RECOVERY (AMENDMENT) BILL :— Clause 1 having been dealt with,—

Clause 2.

(20) The Principal Act is amended— Amendment of , Act No. 39, ' 1912, see. 65 (Garnishee

(e) by omitting from subsection four of the same section the words 'dm). "court, or when it is not sitting, the registrar thereof or a justice of the peace may, in its" and by inserting in lieu thereof the words "registrar may, in his ";

(d) by omitting the proviso to subsection five of the same section; [Read.)

And the clause having been amended,— Question proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (ilfr. Baddeley) to insert new paragraph after line 19 to stand

as paragraph (a)— (d) by emitting from subsection five of the same section the words "two

pounds" wherever occurring and by inserting in lieu thereof the words "four pounds."

Question put,—That the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted. Committee divided.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Connolly Mr, Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Beffron

AYES, 23. Mr. Remington Mr. Keegan Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk •

Mr. Shannon ME Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Knight

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Mr. bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Lieut.-Col. Brunie]. Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chafrey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Howarth

2 NOES, 43.

Mr. Jackson Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lec Mr. Lloyd Mr. Loughlin Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. O. Martin Mr. Mouro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Muverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid

Mr. it iteld Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Tonking 114 r. Vincent Dr. Webb

Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Hocking

Proposed insertion, of words negatived. And the clause having been amended and agreed to, and the remaining clause

having been agreed to,— On motion of Mr. L. 0. Martin, 31r. Foster, Temporary Chairman, left the

Chair to report the Bill with Amendments.

F. B. LANGLEY, Clerk Assistant.

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NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 5.




FRIDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER, 1933, A. it

No. 1.

SUPPLY-SUPPLY BILL (Resolution) :—

Mr. Stevens moved, That the Committee agree to the following Resolution:— That there be granted to His Majesty:—

(a) A sum not exceeding £4,260,000, payable out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, to defray the expenses of the various Departments and Services of the State during the months of October, Novem-ber, and December, or following month of the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, to be expended at the rates which are shown on the Estimates for the financial year ending 30th Juno, 1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to the rate of 'any reduc-tion that may hereafter be made in the expenditure of the year 1933-1934.

(b) A sum not exceeding £2,981,000, payable out of the Government Railways Fund, to defray the salaries, maintenance and working expenses, and other expenses of the Department of Railways during the months of October, November, and December, or following month of the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, to be expended at the rates which are shown on the Estimates for the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to the rate of any reduction that may hereafter be made in the expenditure of the year 1933-1934.

(c) A sum not exceeding £77,000, payable out of the Road Transport and Traffic Fund, to defray the salaries, maintenance and working expenses, and other expenses of the Department of Road Trans-port and Tramways during the months of October,' November, and December, or following month of the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, to be expended at the rates which are shown on the Estimates .for the financial year ending 30th June, .1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to the rate of any reduction that may hereafter be made in the expenditure of the year 1.933-1934.

(d) A sum not exceeding £705,000, payable out of the Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund, to defray the salaries, maintenance and working expenses, and other expenses of the Department of Road Transport and Tramways during the months of October, November, and December, or following month of the financial year ending 30th june, 1934, to be expended at the rates which are Shows) on the Estimates for the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to the rate of any reduction that may hereafter be made in the expenditure of the year 1933-1934.

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(e) A sum hot exceeding £45,000, payable out of the Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund, to defray the salaries, maintenance and working expenses, and other expenses of the Department of Road Tmespert and Tramways during the months of October, November, and December, or following month of the financial yocsar ending 30th June, 1934, M be expended at the rates which are shown 011 the Estimates for the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to rate of any reduction that may hereafter be made in the expendi-ture of the year 1933-1934.

(f) A sum not exceeding £825000, payable out of the Sydney Harbour Trust Fund, to defray the salaries, maintenance and working expenses, and other expenses of the Sydney Harbour Trust during the months of October, November, and December, or following imilnith, 4- the, 4nanciial, year ending, 300. Juu,e, lpal, 0 he expended at the. ratei, whicli are shown on - the Estimates for the financial year ending 30th June, 1934, as laid upon the Table of the House, subject to the rate of any reduction that may hereafter be made in the expenditure of the year 1933-1934.

Question proposed,—That the resolution, be arsped, tn. Major Shand mayed; That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Brown Lieut.-Oolonel.Brusner Mr. Budd Mr. Dutiningham Mr. Fitzsimous Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr, Jackpot, Mjor JaiVid Mr. Kilpatrick

Mr. Baddeley Mr: Boa]. - Mr: Clyne Mr. flayidson.

Wil iiamaaysies Mr. Gonadic " Mr.heft 2011 Mr,. liersingion

AYES, 36. Mr. Lloyd General LloydMr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin 4r.1itheie - Mr. Meverly Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid, Mr. James C. ROSS 4(091-Sha 1d . Mr, Spooncr

NOES, 22,, Mr. Keegan Vir. 'KM& Mr: Lamaro Mr, Jiang . Mir 4Pallni Mr, .1 arys,MeGirr Mr. Mehell

fliVan

Mr, Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr.. Wade Mr. Wilkins Mr. Wilson Mr. Yee

Tellers, Mr. Sanders Id r.Bolonow,

Mr ..Quirk Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Robert COMM!' Mr. Connolly

And there being the necessary. number in the majority,— And . the ,Resolution hay.ing . heena agreed Qcy s inotion. of Mr, Fitzsimons, Chairman left the Chair to report progress,

also that ; the Committee had come to a Resolution.


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219 1933.

(SECOND SESSION.)

LEGISLATIV E ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 6.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (EXTRACTED FROM THE MINUTES.)

WEDNESDAY, 4 OCTOBER, 1933. No. 1.

DRIED FRUITS BILL :—

Clauses 1 to 3 having been dealt with,— Clause 4. In this Act unless inconsistent with the context or subject matter:— Itinotemrpreta.

"Board" means the New South Wales Dried Fruits Board. "Buck currants" means dried fruits produced solely from currant grapes

and which contain more than five per ceritum of berries containing seeds.

"Buy" includes barter or exchange; and also includes agreeing to buy; and "bought" has a corresponding meaning.

"Cleanness" in relation to dried fruits means free from foreign substances. "Dealer" means any person who buys or sells in any one year whether on

his on behalf or as agent for another person more than one ton of dried fruits, but does not include—

(a) i a person who sells only such dried fruits as have been bought from dried fruits dealers who are registered as such with the board.

(b) a person who is the owner of a packing shed registered as such with the board;

(c) a grower who sells the dried fruits produced by him only to a packing shed or dealer registered as such with the board;

(d) an auctioneer who sells dried fruits in the ordinary course of his business.

* [Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Davidson) to insert after the word "fruits" in line 24 the

words "and includes an auctioneer." Question put,—That the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted. Committee divided.

Mr. Daddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. liefiron Mr. Dersingtou

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AYES, 21. Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. Molten Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Shannon . Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Quirk -

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NOES, 39. Mr. Bate Major Jarvie Major Shand Mr. Brown Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Sinclair Mr. Budd Mr. Lawson Mr. Solomon Mr. Buttenshaw General Lloyd Mr. Spring Captain Chaffey Mr. Main - Mr. Tonking Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Moir Mr. Waddell Dr. Fleck Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Weaver Mr. Frith Mr. Mark F. Morton Dr. Webb Mr. Gollan Mr. Ness . Mr. Wilson Mr. Harper Mr. Primrose Tellers, Mr. Henry Mr. Reid Mr. Hocking Mr. John Reid Mr. Walker Mr. Howarth Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Yeo Mr. Jackson Mi. Sanders

Proposed insertion of words negatived.

No, 2. DRIED FRUITS BILL (continued)

Same clause. Question again proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Davidson) to leave out paragraph (d). Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause. Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Lieut.-Col. Bruxuer Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Captain Chaff ey Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Major Jarvie

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth • Mr. Clyne Mr, Day idson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington

Words stand.

AYES, 37. Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 21. Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. La zza rini Mr.james McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spring Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell - Mr. Walker Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo -

Tellers, Mr. Gollan Mr. Moir


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Sweeney

On Motion of Mr. Main, the Chairman left the Chair to report progress.

THURSDAY. 5 OCTOBER, 1933.

Interprei tation.

No. 3. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAORMENT) BILL :—

Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. (1) This Act shall be read with the Income Tax (Management) Act,

1928, as amended by subsequent Acts, which Act as so amended is in this Act referred to as the Principal Act.

(2) In this Act, unless the context or subject matter otherwise requires ;—

"Employee" includes— (a) a person employed whether on salary, wages, bonus, com-

mission, fees, allowance or other remuneration; [Read.]

Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion Made (Mr. Ldng) to ittsert after the word "remuneration" in line

59, the Words "exceeding four pounds per week." Question . put,—That the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted. And it being after 5 &cloth, p.m., the time specified under Standing Order No.

nriB for th.e completion of the Committee and all remaining stages of this

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put.

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Question put,—" That the Question lie now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Agreed to.

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith I\ Tr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson

AYES, 42. Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. james C. Boss Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 22. Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. WIWI

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring . Mr. Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Monro Mr. Wade

Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers. Mr. Clyne Mr. Quirk

No. 4. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) BILL (continued):—

Same clause. Some clause.

Question put,—Tlint the words proposed to be inserted be so inserted. : Committee divided.

AYES, 22. Mr. Baddeley Mr. Horsingtou Mr. Booth • 'kir. Keegan Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Lamar° Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Lang Mr. Clyne Mr. Lazza ri a i Mr. Davidson Mr. :fames McGirr Mr. William Davies Mr. MeKell Mr. Gorman Mr. O'Sullivan

NOES, 43. Mr. Bate Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Bennett Mr. Lawson Mr. Brown Mr. Lloyd Mr. Budd General Lloyd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Main Mr. Drummond Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Monro Mr. Foster Mr. Mark F. Morton' • Mr. Frith Mr. Moverly Arr. Gomm Mr. Ness Mr. Hankinson Mr. Primrose Mr. Hocking Mr. Reid Mr. Howarth Mi.. J:1111PS C. Ross Mr. Jackson Mr. W. F. M, Ross Major Jarvie Mr. Sanders

Proposed insertion, of words negaPived.

Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, '

Mr, Heffron Mr. :Knight

• Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Tonking Mr. Wade Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. too

Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Solomon

No. 5. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAOEMENT) BILL (continued) :—

Question put,—That the amendments to clause 2 as printed and circulated be inserted in clause 2 of the Bill.

Committee divided. AYES, 41.

Mr. Bate Mr. Lloyd Mr. Spooner Mr. Bennett General Lloyd Mr. Spring Mr. Brown Mr. Main Mr. Stevens Mr. Budd Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Tonking Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Munro Mr. Wade Mr. Drummond Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Weaver Mr. Foster Mr. Ness Dr. Webb Mr. Cohan Mr. Primrose Mr. Wilson Mr. Hankinson Mr. Reid Mr. 'Yeo Mr. Harper Mr. James C. Ross . Tellers, Sir Thomas Henley Mr. W. F. M.. Ross Mr. Hocking Mr. Sanders Mr. Frith

' Mr. Howarth Major Shand . Mr. Moverly Mr. :Dickson Mr. Sinclair Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Solomon

22.2

Mr. Baddeley 'Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron

Agreed to.

4

NOES, 22. Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mk. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MelCell

Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers. Mr. German Mr. Shannon

Amendments referred to Page 2, clause 2. After line 28 insert—

(h) a person in receipt of periodical payments of compensation awarded or agreed to under any Act relating to compensation to workmen or workers or in receipt of periodical payments of relief under any Act relating to Miners' Accident Relief or under the National Relief Fund Act, 1914.

Page 3, clause 2. After line 10 insert— (f) any person making payment of any compensation or relief

referred to in paragraph (11) of the definition of "employee."

Page 3, clause 2, line 31. Omit "and retiring allowances," insert "retiring allowances and payments referred to in paragraph (h) of the definition of 'employee '"

No 6.

SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) BILL (COntinfla) :—

Point of Order:—(During Division above) Mr. Lang submitted that Standing Order No. 175B clearly set out that printed amendments put by the Chair pursuant to the carrying of the closure under that Standing Order, should be proposed by the Minister. The 'Chairman said he was satisfied that the amendments had been distributed in the correct manner, and he proposed to follow the invariable practice of the House and put to the Committee the amendments as printed and circulated.

Mr. Lang inoVed, That the Chairman leave the Chair to report a Point of I Order, and ask leave 1.o sit again so soon as the Point of Order shall have

been decided by the nouse,—The Point of Order is :—That the Chairman was wrong in putting amendments printed and circulated in pursuance of Standing Order No. 175n, which amendments had not been proposed by the Minister in charge of the Bill.

Question put.

Committee divided.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Horsington

AYES, 22. Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. La zzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan


Tellers. Mr. Booth Mr. Heffron

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. liankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley

Negatived,

NOES, 37. Mr. Honking Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Howarth Major Shand Mr. Jackson Mr. Sinclair Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Spooner General Lloyd Mr. Spring Mr. Main Mr. Wade Mr. L. 0. Martin Dr. Webb Mr. Monro Mr. Wilson Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Yeo Mr. Moverly Telicrs. Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Lloyd Mr. Reid Mr. Solomon

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No. 7. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) BILL (continued)

Question put—That clause 2 as amended stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Bate 1■,tr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. paddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

'Agreed to.

AYES, 37.

Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. A ark P. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross

NOES, 22.

Mr. Heron Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight

Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr

Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers. Mr. Sanders Mr. Harper

McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon

Tellers, Mr. Stanley Mr..Sweeney,

No. S. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAN (MANAGEMENT) BILL (eOntinited)

Question put—That the remaining amendment as printed and circulated be inserted in the Bill.

Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. 13uttenshaw Mr. Drunonond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper. Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Agreed to.

AYES, 38. Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Sanders

NOES, 22.

Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight . Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell

Majok Shand Mt. Sinclair Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yee

Tellers, Mr. Mouro Mr. Solomon

Mr. O'Sullivan Mr, Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Quirk

Amendment referred to.

Page 8, clause S. After line 9 insert— (1.) moneys received periodically by a wife horn her husband where such

wife is living apart from her husband and paid pursMint to .a decree, judgment, order or deed of separation or moneys received by a wife from her husband pursuant to an order made on a decree for dissolu-tion of marriage for t1:a payment of such moneys as an annual sum where in either such case such moneys are assessable income of the husband,

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No. 9. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) BILL (continued)

Question put,—That the remaining clauses stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Conan 11r. Hankinson Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Horsington

Agreed•to,

AYES, 38. Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 22. Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Howarth


Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Heff Ton

No. 10. SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX (MANAGEMENT) BILL (continued):—

Question put,—That the Chairman leave the Chair and report the Bill with amendments.

Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Brown Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gann Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. ClynC Mr. Davidson Mr, William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heron

A greed to.

AYES, 38. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick General Lloyd Mr. Main NT. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 22. Horsington

Mr. Keegan Mr. Lamar() Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. lea

Tcilers, Mr. Build Mr. W. P. M. Ross

Mr. Quirk Mr. Stanley Mr, Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Knight Mr. Shalmon

The Chairman,left the Chair to report accordingly.

No. n.

WAYS AND MEANS—TAXATION REDUCTION BILL :—

(Resolution.)Mr. Spooner moved, That the Committee agree to the following Resolution:—

(See Resolution from Committee of Ways and Means (No. 2), Votes and Proceedings, page 91).

Question proposed,—That the Eesolution be agreed to. And it being after 8.30 o'clock p.m., the time specified tender Standing Order

No. 175n for the completion of the Committee of Ways and Means—Reception of Resolution and agreement thorns; Ih—lniroduction of Bill and all remaining stages,—

Major Shand moved, That the Question he now put.

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Question put,—" That the Question be now put." . Committee divided.

Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Bad deley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson :Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington

Agreed to.

AYES, 41. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lee General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly

r. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross

NOES, 20. mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Wade Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson

Tellers, Mr. Spring Mr. Yoe


Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Shannon

No 12.

WAYS AND Mt:ANS—TAXATION REDUCTION BILL (COtta/Dred)

Question put,—That the Resolution be agreed to. Committee divided.

Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Captain Chaff ey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. GoIlan Mr. Ha nkinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron 111.r. Horsington

Agreed to.

AYES, 10. Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lod General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Memo Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid

NOES, 20. Mr. Lamar° Hr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. MeKlell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon

Mr. W. F. M. Rosa Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Dr. Fleck Dr. Webb


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron .Mr. Knight

No 13.

WAYS AND MEANS—TANATION REDUCTION BILL (continued):— Question put,—That the Chairman do now leave the Chair and report progress,

also that the Committee had come to a Resolution. Committee divided.

AYES, 37. Mr. Brown Mr. Jackson Major Shand Mr. Budd Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Sinclair Mr. Button slaw Mr. Lawson Mr. Solomon Captain Chaffey General Lloyd Mr. Spooner Mr. Drummond Mr. Main Mr. Wade Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Ti. 0. Martin Mr. Weaver Dr. Fleck Mr. Monro Dr. Webb Mr. Frith Mr. Mark F. Morton Mr. Wilson Mr. Gollan Mr. Ness Mr. Ye° Mr. Hankinson Mr. Primrose Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Reid Mr.]] ocking Mr. W. P. M. Ross . Mr. Henry Mr. Howarth Mr, Sanders Mr. Spring

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Mr. Bad&ley Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clpie Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heaven

Agreed to.

8

NOES, 19. Mr. Horsington Mr. :Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell


Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. O'Sullivan

The Chairman left the Chair to report accordingly.

No. 14. TAXATION REDTTOTION BILL :—

The Question,—" That the Question be now put,"—under Standing Order No. 175n, having been previously agreed to in Committee of Ways and Means,—

Question put,—That the clauses (1 to 20) stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Budd Mr. 13uttenshaw Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gonna Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mn Mocking Mr. Howarth Major Jarvie

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron Mr. Remington

Agreed to.

AYES, 38. Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Rosa Mr. Sanders Major Shand

NOES, 18. Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Al r. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Brown Mr. Bankinson

Mr. Shannon Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne

No. 15.

TAXATION REDUCTION BILL (continued):— Question put,—That the Chairman do now leave the Chair and report the Bill

without amendment Committee divided.

Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Captain Chaff ey Mr. Drummond Dr. Fleck Mr. Foster Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 35. Mr. Howarth Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Ness Air. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand Mr. Sinclair

NOES, 18.

Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Dr. Webb

• Mr. Wilson Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Lloyd General Lloyd

• Mr. Baddeley Mr. Horsington Mr. Booth Mr. Knight Mn Robert Cameron Air. Lamaro Mr. Clyne Mr. Lang Mr. Davidson Mr. James McGirr

, Mr. William Davies Mr. Al cKell Air. Gorman Mr. O'Sullivan

Agreed to. The Chairman left the Chair to report accordingly,

Mr. Shannon Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Heffron Mr. Quirk

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No. H. ; AI& WAYS AND ,M.EANSTAMP. DUTIES . (AMENDMENT) BHA

Mr. Spooner moved, That the Committee agree to the following Resolution:— - (See `Beso)ittion lions Committee of Ways and Means (No. 3), Vttes and

Proceedings, page 9 .8.) Question prnpesed.—That the Resolution be agreed le. -

And the Committee continuing, to sit after Iffidnight;— .

FRIDAY a OCTOBER, 1933, A.m..,

And it being after 10.15 octool.:, p.m., the time 'specified under Standing Order So. 175n for the completion of the Committee of Ways and Means—Reception of Resolution and agreement -therewith—Introduction of Bin and all remaining stages.

Major Shand moved, That the QueStion be now put. Question put,—"That the Question he now put." - Committee divided.

AYES, -351 'Mn Brown Mr. Lawson Mr. Budd Mr. Lloyd Mr. Buttenshaw General Lloyd . Captain Chaffey Mr. Main Mr. Drummond Mr. L. 0. Martin Mn Fitzsimons Mr. Monro Dr..}-leck Mr. Ness : 11r. Frith Mr. Reid Mr. Hankinson MT. James C. Rosa Mr. Harper Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Henry - Major l Shand • • - ' Mr. Howarth Mr. Sinclair MT. Kilpatrick Mr. Solomon

Mr, Spooner Mr. Spring Mr: Wade Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. \Alison Mr. Yee

Tellers, Mr. ilollaa Mr. Primrose

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Hoff roll

Agreed.to.

NOES, 19. Mr. Horsington Mr. 'Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan •

Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon Mi. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Booth Mn Connolly--

No. 17. WAYS AND MEmts—Srame DutiEg (ampSt)ltENT) BILL (continued):—

Question put,—That the Resolution he agreed to. Committee divided.

Mr. Drown Mr. Budd Mi. Battenshaw Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr, Fitzsimons Di. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mt. Harper 1{4:Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Baddeley Booth

Mr.' Robert Cameron " Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson

DavieEP. Agreed .46:

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AYES; 38:' Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. LaWson Mi. Lloyd General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin M. Mbnro Mr. Nets Mr. Primrose :Mr. Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Sinclair

NOES; 18. Mr. Heffron Mi. Knight Mr, Lamaro Mt: Lang - Mr: James McGirr

MCKell - Mt: O'Sullivan

MK Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring MT. Wade Mr. Weaver Dr. Webb Mr. Wilson Mr. 'lee

Tellers, Mr. Janies C. Ross Mr. W. F. M. Ross

Mr. Quirk ME Siteeney

raters, Mr, Holman Mi. Shannon

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No. 18.

WAYS AND MEANS—STAMP . DUTIES (AMENDME .MT) BILL (eontinued):L

Question put,—That the Chairman do now leave the Chair and report progress, also that the Committee has come to a resolution' •

Committee divided.

• ATES 38. . ,. • , ,

.iir. Brown Major Jarvis Mr. Budd , Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Lawson Captain Chaffey Mr. Lloyd Mr. Drummond General Lloyd Mr. Fitzsimons - Main . . Dr. Fleck ,. Mr. If.. 0. Martin Mr. Frith Mr. Ness Mr. Gollan Mr. Primrose Mr. Hankinson Mr. Reid Mr. Harper Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Henry Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Hocking . Major Shand Mr. Howarth Mr. Sinclair

NOES, 119.

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Gorman Mr. Booth Mr. Horsington Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Lamaro Mr. Clyne Mr. Lang MT. Connolly Mr. James McGirr Mr. Davidson Mr. McKell Mr. William Davies Mr. O'Sullivan

Agreed to.:

The Chairman left the Chair to report accordingly.

Mr. Solomon , Mr. Spooner

Mr. Spring Mr. Wade Mr. Weaver

, Dr. Webb , Mr. Wilson

Mr. Yee Tellers,

Mr. Dionro Mr. Sanders


Tellers, Mr. Hell ron Mr. Knight

No. 19,

STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:—

The Question,—"That the Question be now put,"—under Standing Order No. 175e, having been previously agreed to in Committee of Ways and Means,—

Question put,—That clauses 1 to 4 stand part of the Bill.

Committee divided.

AYES, 38.

Mr. Brown Major Jarvie Mr. Spooner Mr. Budd • Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Spring Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Lawson Mr. Stevens Captain Chaff ey Mr. Lloyd Mr. Wade Mr. Drummond General Lloyd Mr. Weaver Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Main Dr. Webb Dr. Fleck Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Wilson Mr:Frith Mr. Monro Mr. Yeo Mr. Collan Mr. Primrose Tellers, Mr. Hankinson Mr. Reid Mr. Harper Mr. James C. Ross Mr. Sanders Mr. Henry Mr. Vi. F. M. Ross Mr. Solomds. Mr. Hocking Major Shand Mr, Jackson Mr. Sinclair

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron

. Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

Agreed to.

NOES, 19. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lamar° Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell

Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Shannon Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Quirk

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No. 20. 'STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT)1 BILL (continued) :-.-- . -

Question put,—That the Chairman do_now leave the Chair and report the Bin ' without aMendmant:

Committee divided. AYES, 87.

Mr. Buttcru3haw Mr.Rilpatrick Captain Chaff ey - Mr. 'Lawson Mr. Drummond Mr. Lloyd Mr _Fitzsimons' ' ' ' General Lloyd Dr. Fleck ' Mr. Main Mr.lprith : ' Mr. 4. 0. Martin .

' Mr. Gollan • • Mr. Monro ' Mr. Hankinson ' ' Mi. Primrose Mr. Harper , , 'Mr. Reid

' Mr. Henry ' Mr. Samos C. Ross Mr. Hocking Mr. W. P.M. Ross Mr. Jackson Mr. Sanders Major Jarvie 'Major Shand

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr; Spring

- Mr: Stevens ' Mr. Weaver

Dr.'Webb Mr.Vilson

Welters, Mr. Brown

' Mr.Bpdd -

Mr. Baddeloy Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson

2 Mr. William Davies

'NOES,. 19. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan


Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Knight

Agreed to. The Chairman left the Chair to report accordingly.

,

PB LANGLEY, Clerk Assistant

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231 1933.

:(EIECONP SEBSION.) 1■1•••■!

LEGISLATIVE ASSEM.B.tr,

N'Ak 801:1.TH MAXIE%

No. 72. I E•-■-■■!


cONMUTTEE OF THE 711-KM11

:(3.T.TILICTSD /WI( THE, MINUTIN1.) .

THURSDAY, 28 NOVEMBER, 1933.

No. i. PUBLIC SERVICE SALARIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :—

Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. (1) The Public Service Salaries Act, 1931-1933, is amended by Amendment

omitting subsection two of section four and by inserting in lieu thereof of Act , the following subsection:— No. 29, 1931.

(2) (a) In the application of the provisions of this section to the (Rebates.) case of a married male officer, or an officer who is a widower or a divorced person with dependent child or children, or an officer who is a widow, a deserted wife, or a divorced person with dependent child or children, the provisions of paragraphs (b), (0), and (d) of this subsection shall have effect.

(b) Where the salary of the officer does not exceed the rate of three hundred and twenty-five pounds per annum, the officer shall be entitled to a rebate from the deductions prescribed by this section of an amount in accordance with the following scale:—

Amount of rebate from the deduction prescribed by

section form.

Not exceeding the rate of two hundred Thirty pounds per annum. pounds per annum.

In excess of two hundred pounds per annum Twenty pounds per annum. and not exceeding two hundred and sixty-eight pounds per annum.

In excess of two hundred and sixty-eight Fifteen pounds per annum. pounds per annum and not exceeding two hundred and eighty pounds per an urn.

In excess of two hundred and eighty pounds Ten pounds per annum. per annum and not exceeding three hundred pounds per anum.

In excess of three hundred pounds per aim= Five pounds per annum. and not exceeding three hundred and twenty-five pounds per annum.

Salary.

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(c) Where the salary of the officer is in excess of the rate of two hundred pounds per annum, such salary shall not be reduced below two hundred pounds per annum; and where it is in excess of the rate of two hundred,an'd siXty2eight pounds pet Sit) num it shall not be reduced below two hundred and forty-six pounds ten shillings per annum; and where it is in excess of the rate of two hundred and eighty pounds per annum it shall ribt be reduced below bt6 hbridred and fifty-one pounds per annum; and where it is in excess of the rate of three hundred pounds per annum it shall not be reduced below two hundred and sixty-two pounds ten shillings per annum; and where it is in excess of the rate of three hundred and twenty-five pounds per annum it shall not be reduced below two hundred and seventy-eight pounds ten shillings per annum.

(d) The provisions of this subsection shall not operate to entitle an officer to the payment of salary at a rate in excess of that which would have been payable if this section had not been enacted. -

(2) The rebates referred to in paragraph (b) of subsection two of seetibit ioilr of the Public Service Sdlaries Act; 19314933, as amended by this Act, and any adjustments rendered necessary by the provisions of paragraph (c) of the said subsection two, shall be made in the case of each officer as from the commencement of the first pay period applicable to the officer in the month of November in the year one thousand nine hundred Mad thirty-throe.

[Read.?

Question proP6sed,—That the elaifse, as read ; stand part of the Bill.

Motion made (Mr. Bodd,eley) to leave out all words after the word "is" on line 14, page 1, to the end of the clause, with a view of inserting the words "hereby repealed."

The Chairman ruled the amendment out of order on the ground that it was against the principles of the bill as agreed to on the second reading, and also because he was satisfied that it would impose an additional charge • upon the Treasiity ithieh was neter ethiteitiplated by the Message from the Governor.

Disorder:—By direction of the Chairman, the Honorable Member for Phillip, Mr. Shannon, was removed from the Chamber by the Serjeant-lit-Arnis -tinder Standing Order No. 392.

And the clause having been amended as indicated,—

Question proposed,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. BocIdeley) to leave out paragraph (d).

Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause.

Committee ditided.

Mr. Ball Lieut.-Col. Bruner

I3udd, Mr. Buttenshaw Captain Chaff ey

Dialininend Mr. Dunningham Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr: Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Oollan Mr. Henry

Mr. Badd'eley Mr. Frank Bark() Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron

Words stand.

AYES, 37. Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson Major JarVie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Leo Mr. Lloyd Mr. Main Mi. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monio Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid

NOES, 18. Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. James McGirr Mr. Mellen Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. John Reid Mr. W. EM. Ross Major Shand Mr. Solomon Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins Mr. Yea

Tellers, Major Reid Mr. Sanders

Mr. Sthaley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Gorman

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No. 2. PUBLIC SERVICE SALARIES (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):—

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as amended, stand part of he Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Lieut.-Col. Brainier Mr. Buttenshaw Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunniugham Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Dr. Fleck Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 37. Mr. Jackson Major Janie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lee Mr. Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid

Major Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Mr. Sanders Major Shand Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Budd Mr. Solomon

NOES, 18. Mr. Badd'eley Mr. Heffron Mr. Stanley Mr. Booth Mr. Horsington Mr. Sweeney Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Knight Telters, Mr. Clyne Mr. Lang Mr. Davidson Mr. James McGirr Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. William Davies Mr. McKell Mr. Quirk Mr. Gorman Mr. O'Sullivan

Agreed to. . On motion of Mr. Stevens, the Chairman left the Chair to report the Bill

with an amendment.

F B LANGLEY, Clerk Assistant.

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(SECOND SESSION.)


NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 8.




TUESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER., 1933. No. 1.

DAIRY PRODUCTS BILL :— Clauses 1 and 2 having been dealt with,— Clause 3, (1) There shall be a Board to be called the "New South Wales Dairy

Dairy Products Board," which shall consist of seven members appointed Products. Board. by the Governor. (2) Of the members so appointed—

(a) one shall be nominated by the Minister; (b) two shall be persons nominated by the boards of directors of

companies which are manufacturers as the representatives of such companies;

(c) two shall be persons nominated by the boards of directors of societies registered under the Co-operation Act, 1923-1932, which are manufacturers as the representatives of such societies;

(d) two shall be nominated by the Primary Producers' Union of New South Wales as the representatives of such union.

The nominations pursuant to paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) of this subsection shall be made in the manner prescribed.

[Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Baddeley) to leave out from line 18 the word "one" with

a view of inserting the word "three," and by inserting at the end of the same line after the word "Minister" the words " and shall be representatives of the consumers."

Question proposed (to test the Committee),—That the word "one" proposed to be left out stand part of the clause.

And it being after 5 o'clock p.m., the time specified under Standing Order No. 175s for the completion of the Committee and all remaining stages of this Bill,—

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. 1-20259

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Question put,—" That the Question he now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Harper Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson

Mr. Baddeley Mr, Booth Mr. Frank Burke

• Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

Agreed to.

AYES, 35. Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon

NOES, 22. Mr. florsingtoa Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. 1aazariiii Mr. James McGirr MnicKell Yr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Dr. Webb Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Mair Mr. Thomas

Mr. Quirk . Mr. Shannon Mr. Stanley

a Mr.Eweeney Tellers,

Mr. Clyne Mr. Beffron

No. 2. DAIRY PRODUCTS BILL (continued) :—

Same clause. Same amendment.

Question put,—That the word "one" proposed to be left out stand part of the clause.

Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Charley Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Frith Mr. Harper Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick

Mr. Baddeley Mr;Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr, Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. IVilliand Davies

'Mr. Gorman Mr. Geffron

Amendment negatived.

AYES, 35. Mr. Lawson General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Ness Mr. Reid • Mr. John Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner

NOES, 22. Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James MeGirr Mr. Mead] Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade

'Dr. Webb Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Gollan Mr. Moverly

Mr. Quirk Mr. Shannon

"Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, 'Mr. Robert Cameron Mr: Connolly

No. 3. DAIRY PRODUCTS BILL (continued)

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Brown - Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey

. • Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Frith Mr. Gain n Mr. Harper Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson Mr. Lawson

AYES, 32. General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin

- Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Yr. John Reid

, Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner

Mr. SPring •Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Wadden

• Mr. Wade Dr. Webb

Tellers, Mr: Bildd Mr. Yeo

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. German

Agreed to.

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NOES, 22. Air. Beltran Mr. 1iorsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell

Kr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Shannon

No. 4. DADIY PRODUCTS BILL (continued)

Question put,—That the remaining clauses (4-16) stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Buttonshaw Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Frith Mr. GoIlan Mr. Hocking Mr. Jackson

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. Heron

AYES, 33. Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson General Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr: L. 0. Martin Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Shand Mr. Sinclair

NOES, 21. Mr. Horsi»gton Mr. Keegan Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Thomas Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Harper Dr. Webb


Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Knight

Agreed to. Question,—That the Chairman do now leave the Chair and report the Bill

without amendment—put and passed. The Chairman left the Chair to report accordingly.


Sydney: Alfred James Kent, I.S.O., Government PrInter-1988. [4d.]

Mr. Sinclair MI: Solomon Mr. Spbener Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Mr. Wilkins Mt. Yeli

Teitetiv, Mr. Eritlt Mr. itdfjbr

Mh hannon Mt. Stanley Mi. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Corium' Mr. Fnight

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(SECOND SESSION.)

LEOthLAtlVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 9.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS Di

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (EXTRACTED FROM TIIE MINUTES:)

TU ESD A V. 5 DECEMBER, 1933, No. 1.

WAYS AND MEANS—FISANCIAL STATEMENT : — (R esolution.)

Mr. Stevens moved, That the Committee agree to the following Resolutioni (4) Resolved —That towards ithilcirig Odd the StipPly ttinthtl -Lb His

Majesty for the Services of the finaneial year 19a3-84; there be granted out of the Consolidated Revenue Blind the sum of £852 as implement to the Schedifies tb the CimAtitiltioMAci for trio teal' .

,

Question proposed —1 the Resolution isd ligfeed Bt. Major Shand moved, that the Question be now put. Question jut;—" That the Question be noir put." Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bandit , tiat.-Oel. Brusher Me. Budd Mr. Carter , Mr. tiuuiiiioud Mr. Dunningham Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Sollah Mr. Hankinson Sir Thorila4 Hbliky Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Eaddeley Mt. tooth Mr. Prank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Heir ron

AYES, 4?. Mr. .Jackson Majot Jarvie ME Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. t.do.yd

Mitir Mr. t. O. Marlin

Monid Mr. Moveriy Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. joint Reid Alajdr Reid Mr. James C. 1.09S Mhjof Shand

NMEM, 23. Mr. ITorsington Mr. Keegan Mr. tamer° Mr. Lang Mr. tazzarini Mr. James McGill. Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk


21)9419.A.

Amendment of Act No. 10. 1931. Sec. 2. (Interpretation.)

Sec. 3 (2). (Vesting of flour.)

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No. 2. WAYS AND MEANS—FINANCIAL STATEMENT (continued):—

(Resolution.) Question put,—That the Resolution be agreed to. Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Bate Mr. Bennett Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. GoIlan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Sir Thomas Henley

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Horsiugton

Agreed to.

AYES, 43. Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd Mr. Muir Mr. t. 0. Martin Mr. Monro Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. john Reid Major Reid

NOES, 23. Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. Mere11 • Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Wade Mr. Wilkins Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. James C. Ross MY. Solomon


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Heron

On motion of Mr. Spooner, the Temporary Chairman, Mr. Sinclair, left the Chair to report progress, also that the Committee had come to a Resolution.

See. 4 (1). (Acquisition of (lour by order" the Minister.)

WEDNESDAY, 6 DECEMBER, 1933. No. 3.

FLOUR ACQUISITION (AMENDMENT) BILL :—

Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. The flour Acquisition Act, 1931-1932, is amended—

(a) by omitting from section two the word "thirty-three" occurring in the definition of "wheat" and by inserting in lieu thereof the word "thirty-four ";

(b) by inserting at the end of subsection two of section three the follow-ing words:—

" This subsection shall not extend to flour coming into existence in New South Wales after the commencement of the Flour Acquisi-tion (Amendment) Act, 1933."

(c) (i) by inserting in subsection one of section four after the word "exercised" the words "after the commencement of the Flour Acquisition (Amendment) Act, 1933, or";

(ii) by inserting at the end of the same subsection the words "which-ever shall be the earlier date."

It ". [Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Bate Bruxner

Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Conan Mr. Hankin son Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 38 Mr. Howarth Major Jarvie Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. Nair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr. James C. Ross Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Tonking Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. A rdill Mr. Teo

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Heffron

And there being the necessary

3

NOES, 21. Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan number in the majority,—


Tellers, Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Stanley

And the clause having been agreed to,— On motion of Mr. Spooner, the Chairman left the Chair to report the Bill

without amendment.

No. 4.

FINANCES ADJUSTMENT (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL:—

Clauses 1 to 5 having been dealt with,— Clause 6. (1) The Main Roads Act, 1924-1931, is amended-

*

Amendment of Act No. 2 !,1924.

(b) (i) by inserting next after subsection three of section twenty. See, 21. (Expenditure, one the following new subsection:— eto.—

(3A) The Commissioner for Main Roads appointed under the ca rditsrYtiliriV4 Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1.932, shall in each year pay to the Treasurer from the Country Main. Roads Fund for the credit of Consolidated Revenue Fund such sums as may be required to provide for interest, sinking fund and other loan charges on loans appropriated for country main roads or Federal Aid Roads in the Western Division after the thirty-first day of December, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four, and before the first day of Tidy, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight.

The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to loans on which interest, sinking fund or other loan charges are payable as and to the extent elsewhere provided in this Act. The rates, terms and conditions of payments in accordance with this sub-section shall be as agreed upon by the Commissioner and the Treasurer.

[Bead.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand . part of the Bill. Motion made (Mr. Bate) to leave out sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph (b) of

subclause (1). Question put,—That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the clause. Committee divided.

Mr. Ardill Lieut.-Col. %miler Mr. Budd Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunn ingham Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Conan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Bate • Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

AYES, 3G. Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Moved). Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. john Reid Major Reid Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner

NOES, 24„,

Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. jrunes McGirr Mr. Mellen Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Tonking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins Mr. Yea

Tellers, Mr. Howarth Mr. Solomon


Tellers, Mr. Mair Mr. W. F. M. Ross

Words stand. Amendment negatived.

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No. 5. FINANCES ADJUSTMENT (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL (continued) :—

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Cohimittee divided.

Mr. Ardill Lieut.-Col. Brinther Mr. Budd gppton Chnffey Aft. Driminiond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Gollan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Henry Mr. Docking Mr. Howarth Mir. Jackson

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson . Mr. William Davies Mr. German

Agreed to.

AYES, 37. Mr. Nilpotriek Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. Alair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Moverly Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. W. F. M. Ross Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon

NOES, 21. Horsington

Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. La zzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKeli Alr, O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Tonking Mr. -Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr. Harper Major Reid

Aft. Shannon Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Heffron

Payment from The Compensa-tion Fund (Liquor Amend-ment rl et, 1919) to Consolidated Revenue Fund.

ovisucis) Th i,r, (cop ued)

Qilestioh put,—That the clause, as read, stand putt of the Bill. Committee divided.

No G. FINANCES ADIUSTMENT (FI/11T ER P

Clause 7. [Read.]

Mr. Ardill ient -Col Bruxner

Mr. Budd Captain Charley Mr. Drummond Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Hankinson Air. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Docking Mr. Howarth

Mr..Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

A arced to.

AYES, 31, Mr. jaekson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Air. L. 0. Martin Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid :Major Reid Major Shand AIr. Sinclair

NOES, 21. Mr. Dairen Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight, Mt. balig Mr. Lazzarini Mr, James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Air. Stevens Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Yen

Tellers, Mr. Frith

0olion


Tellers, Aft, Connolly Mr. Sweeney

Amendment. of Act. No. 31 1930, S. 2 (W. (Date of eom-I11:ncentcnt.)

No. 7. FINANCES ADMISTMENT (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL (continued) :—

Clause S.


[Read.]

Mr. Ardill Bruxner

Mr. Budd Captain Chaff ey Mr, Drummond

i. Dunninglram Mr, Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. 0 ollan Mr. Hopkinson Mr. Harper Mi. Henry

AYES, 32. Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. !Mason Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid - Major Shand

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner Mr. Stevens Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Yeo

Tellers, Mr, Spring Di. Webb

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Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Prank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

Agreed to

NOES, 21. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini. Mr. James McGirr Mr. McNeil Mr. O'Sullivan


Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Stanley

No. 8. FINANCES ADJUSTMENT (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL (continued):—

Clause 9,

Question put„—That- the clause, as read, stand part Committee diyided.• •

AYES, 32. Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick IM r. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Major Reid Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner

NOES, 21. Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. pang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James 'McGirr Mr. McKell Mr, O'Sullivan

Agreed to.

No. 9.

FINAXCL8 ADJUSTMENT (Fuilefilmt Phovisions) BILL (continued):- - Trqnsfcr of £100,0110 froa peecnvalated funds of tire Government Insurance Office of

Nest, South Wales to Consolidated ReVCIVUO rend. Clause 10.

[Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. And it being after 9.80 o'clock p.m., the time specified under Standing Order

No. fird3 for the completion of the Committee and Report stages of this

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner Mr. Budd Captain Chaffey MY. Drummond Mr. Dumilugham Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. GoBan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Mocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

Provislonfor the payment of

[Read.] certain amounts by Superannua•

of the Bill. Mon Board.

Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Vincent Mr: Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. 'Teo

Tellers, Mr. Ardill Mr. John Reid

Mr. Quirk Mr. Stanley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Knight Mr. Shannon

Mr. A rdill Bruxner

CnPtain Chaff ey Mr. Drummond Mr. Hunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Galan Mr. Hankinson Mr: Harper Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman Mr. Heffron

Agreed to,

AYES, 32. Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. LOWS011 Mr. Main Mr. Ia. 0. Martin Mr. Primrose Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner

NOES, 21. Mr. Horsington Mr. knight

41r. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Quirk

Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Yeo

Tellers, M. Budd Mr. Howarth

Mr. Shannon Mr. 5panley Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Booth Mr. Robert Cameron

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No. 10. FINANCES ADJUSTMENT (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL (continued):—

Same clause. Question put,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Committee divided.

Mr. AraiII Lieut.-Col. Brusner Mr. Budd Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningham Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Mr. Hankinson Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Booth Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

AYES, 33. Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Main Mr. Mair Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr. W. P.M. Ross

ajor Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon

NOES, 21. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Knight Mr. Lang Mr. La zzarini Mr. James McGirr Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan

Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Tanking Mr. Vincent Mr. Waddell Mr. Yea

Tellers, Mr. Harper Mr. Primrose


Tellers, Mr. Gamma Mr. Stanley

A greed lo. Question,—That the Schedule, as read, stand part of the Bill,—put and passed. Question,—That the Chairman leave the Chair, and report the Bill without

amendment,—put and passed. The Chairman left the Chair accordingly.

Extension of term of office of acting chairman and acting member.

No. 11.

PUBLIC HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILL—

Clause 1 having been dealt with,— Clause 2. (1) The term of office as acting chairman of the Hospitals Com-

mission of New South Wales of Major the Honorable Arthur Edmund Colvin, Member of the Legislative Council, is hereby extended to and shall expire upon the thirty-first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four.

[Read.] Question proposed,—That the clause, as read, stand part of the Bill. Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." • Committee divided.

Mr. Ardill Mr. Ball Sir Thomas Bavin Mr. Bennett Mr. Brown Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Chaffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Elliott Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Golan Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper

AYES, 39. Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Main Mr. Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid Mr. Sanders Major Shand

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Frith Mr. Tonking

Mr. Baddeley Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies Mr. Gorman

NOES, 22.

Mr. Heffron Mr. McKell Mr. Horsington Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Keegan Mr. Quirk Mr. Knight Mr. Sweeney Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Tellers, Mr. Lazzariai Mr. Booth Mr. James McGirr Mr. Shannon •


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No. 12. PUBLIC HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILL (continued):—


Mr. Ardill Mr. Ball Sir Thomas Ravin Mr. Btnnett Mr. Brown Mr. Bt Mr. Carter Captain Chaff ey Mr. Diummond Mr. FAliott Mr. Fitzgimons Mr. Frith Mr. Hankinson Mr. Harper

Mr. T3addeley Mr. Booth Mr. Prank Burke Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Clyne Mr. Connolly Mr. Davidson Mr. William Davies

Agreed to.

AYES, 40. Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Hocking Mr. Howarth Mr. Jackson Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lee Mr. Main Mn Moverly Mr. Ness Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid • Major Shand

NOES, 22. Mr. Heffron Mr. Horsington Mr. Keegan Mr. 1Znight Mr. Lamaro Mr. Lang Mr. Lazzarini Mr. James McGirr

Mr. Sinclair Mr. Solomon Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring

• Mr. Stevens Mr. Thomas Mr. Tanking Mr. Waddell Dr. Webb Mr. Wilkins

Tellers, Mr. Gann Mr. Sanders

Mr. McKell Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Shannon Mr. Sweeney

Tellers, Mr. Gorman Mr. Quirk

On motion of Mr. Fitzsimons, the Chairman left the Chair to report the Bill without amendment.

No. 1.3, SUPPLY-ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1933-34:—

Resolutions :— THE LEGISLATURE.

(8.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £37,000, for The Legislature, for the year 1933-34.

PREMIER.

(4.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £208,603, for Premier, for the year 1933-34.

klintsrEn OF TRANSPORT.

(5.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £4,130, for Minister of Transport, for the year 1933-34.

COLONIAL SECRETARY.

(6.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £5,909,204, for Colonial Secretary, for the year 1933-34.

MINISTER FOR PUBLIC HEAL -Ill.

(7.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £1,534,930, for Minister -for Public Health, for the year 1933-34.

TREASURER.

(8.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £3,110,580, for Treasurer, for the year 1933-34.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND MINISTER OF JUSTICE.

(9.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £036,154, for Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, for the year 1933-34.

SECRETARY FOR LANDS.

(10.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £317,485, for Secretary for Lands, for the year 1933-34.

MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

(11.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £418,840, for Minister for Public Works, for the year 1933-34.

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

(12.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £6,905,335, for Publie Instruction, for the year 1933-34.

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SECRETARY FOR MINES.

(13.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £66,166, for Secretary for Mines, for the year 1933-34.

MINISTER FOR FORESTS.

(14.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £52,403, for Minister for Forests, for the year 033-34.

MINISTER FOR LABOUR ANd INDUSTRY.

(15.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £58,881, for Minister for Labour and Industry, for The year 1.933-34.

MINISTER FM LOCAL GovnuNmENT. (16.) Resolved, That there be granted to IEs Majesty, a sum not exceeding

£226,018, for Minister for Local Government, for the year 1933-34.

- DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

(17.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £548,076, for Department of Agriculture, for the year 1933-34.

STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS MADE DURING THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1933, EEC* THE VOTE "AOYANEE TO TREASURER," 1932-33, ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES OF THE YEAR 1932-32.

(18.) Resolved, That there be granted to His MajeSty, a sum not exceeding £193,761 2s. 11d., in adjustment of the Vote a Advance to Treasurer," 1932-33.

STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS " UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE," TO 30TH JUNE„ 1933, Poit UttaitXT CLANS (IN ACCOUNT OF SERPICES OF THE YEAR 1932-33.

(19.) Resolved, That there be granted to HIS Midesty, it Sum not exceeding £422,429 8s. Od. (Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense") for Services of the year 1932-33.

CLOSER SETTLEMENT FUND. (20.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a stun not exceeding

£48,314, on account of Services to be provided for out of Closer Settlement Fund.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS FUND. (21.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding

£11,923,073, for Department of Railways, for the year 1933-34.

STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS " UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE;" TO BOTH JUNE, 1933, FOR URGENT CLAIMS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES OF THE YEAR 1932-33.

(22.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £1,258,120 15s. 1.d. (Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense") for Services of the year 1932-32.

ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAFFIC FUND. (23.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding

£335,200, for Department of Road Transport and Tramways, for the year 1932-34.

STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS " -UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE," TO 30T11 JUNE, 1933, FOR URGENT CLAIMS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES OF THE YEAR 1932-33.

(24.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £4,603 8s. 3d. (Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense") for Services of the year 1932-33.

METROPOLITAN TRANSPOliT TRUST GENERAL FUND. (25.) Resolved, That there be granted to Gis Majesty, p snin hot exceeding

£2,818,202, foi Department of Road Transport and tiiiinways, for the year 1.933-34.

STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS "UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE," TO 30Tli JUNE, 1933, FOR URGENT CLAIMS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES OF THE YEAR 1.932-33.

(26.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £48,609 5s.. 40. (Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense") for the year 1932-33.

NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST GENERAL FUND. (27.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding

£118,701, tier Department of Road Transport and Tiamways, for the year 1933-34,

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SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST FUND. (28.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding

£326,727, for Sydney Harbour Trust, for the year 1933-34.

STATEAI ENT OF PAYMENTS " UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE!' TO 30TH JUNE, 1933, FOR URGENT CLAIMS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES OF THE YEAR 1932-33.

(29.) Resolved, That there be granted to His Majesty, a sum not exceeding £257 13s. 4d. (Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense") for Services of the year 1932-33.

[Read.] NOTE—To allow of a general debate and there being no objection, Resolutions

put as one question.

Question proposed,—That Resolutions Nos. 3 to 29 be agreed to. And it being after 5.30 o'clock p.m., the time specified under Standing Order

No. MB for the completion of the Committees of Supply and Ways and Mears, Reception of Resolutions and agreement therewith—Introduction and air remaining stages of the Appropriation Bill,—

Major Shand moved, That the Question be now put. Question put,—" That the Question be now put." Committee divided.

Mr. Ball Mr. Budd Mr. Carter Captain Cho ffey Mr. Drummond Mr. Dunningliam Mr. Fitzsimons Mr. Frith Sir Thomas Henley Mr. Henry Mr. Hocking

AYES, 31. Major Rate Mr. Kilpatrick Mr. Lawson Mr. Lloyd Mr. Main Mr. Munro Mr. Ness Mr. RrilIMISC Mr. Reid Mr. John Reid Major Reid

Major Shand Mr. Sinclair Mr. Spooner Mr. Spring Mr. Stevens Mr. Vincent Dr. Webb

Tellers, Ceneral Lloyd. Mr. Solomon

NOES, 23. Mr. Baddeley Mr. Helfron Mr. O'Sullivan Mr. Booth Mr. Horsington Mr. Shannon Mr. Frank Burke Mr. Keegan Mr. Sweeney Mr. Robert Cameron Mr. Knight Tellers, Mr. Clyne Mr. Lamar° Mr. Connolly Mr. Lang Mr. Quirk Mr. Davidson Mr. Lazzarini Mr. Stanley Mr. William Davies Mr. James McGirr Mr. Gorman Mr. McKell

Agreed to. Question—That the Resolution be agreed to,—put and passed. Question,—That the Temporary Chairman leave the Chair to report progress,

also that the Committee has come to certain Resolutions,—put and passed. The Temporary Chairman, Mr. Bate, left the Chair to report accordingly.


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1933. (neon:, SESSION.)


NEW SOUTH_ WALES.

No. 1.

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REPORT FROM PRINTING COMMITTEE.

THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them as follows:—

:Description of Pawl-4 Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table When laid upon Table. Itecmgm'enteby the Kemarke.

• Minute'

Report

Report

Amended Regulation and Be- pealed Regulation

Regulation - Amends Regulations and Forms Regulations

Report

Amendment of Regulations Amendment of Rules

Report. • By-laws Statement

Notification •

1 of the Colonial Treasurer regarding the decision to refrain from imposing Stamp Duty on value of improvements on lands dis-posed of under the Gros Lands Acts, 1913-1932.

i of the Registrar of Co-operative Sooieties for the year ended 30th ! Juno, 1932. . of the Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions for the

year ended 30th Juno, 1932. under the Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900-1031, and the Sydney

Harbour Rates Act, 1904, as amended. under the Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 1920 under the Income Tax (Commonwealth) Collection Act, 1923 under the Prevention and Relief of Unemployment Acts, 1930-1932,

as amended. of the Commonwealth Commissioner of Taxation under the New

South Wales Entertainments Tax (Management) Act, 1929-1931, for 1932.

under the Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912-1930 under the Police Regulation Act, 1899, and the Police Regulation

(Superannuation) ) A of thSeuli2ershaenrinasuaiti)oenpartomte, 910eiThr. 1932

under the Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932 of Traffic secured to Railway Transport by the exercise of the

powers conferred on the Commissioner by section 24 (3) and (4) of the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1930, during the month of Juno, 1933. ,

of resumption of land and easonient under the Public Works Act 1912, for the maintenance of Railway Traffic between Sydney and Wallangarra by the prevention of scour in the Hunter River near the Railway Bridge at Aberdeen.

Mr. Stevens

Mr. Stevens

Mr. Stevens ,

Mr. Stevens

Mr. Stevens Mr. Stevens Mr. Stevens

Mr. Stevens.

Captain Chaffey captain Chaffey

Captain Chaffey bent-Gel. Bruxner . List -Col. :Broxecr ,.

Liout.-Col. Brtysnor

1933. 22 August

22 August

22 August

22 August

22 August 22 August 22 August

22 August

22 August 22 August

22 August 22 August 22 August

22 August

Not to be printed

To be printed.

To be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not to be printed. Not to be printed. Not to he printed.

To be printed.

Not to be printed. Not to be printed.

To be printed. Not to he printed. Not, to be printed.

Not to Le printed.

Desorlption of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. . . .. ._.

When laid upon Table. Recommended by the committee. Remarks.

• 1933. New Regulation and Amendment

of Regulation and Repealed under the Stook Diseases Act, 1.923 Mr. Main 22 August Nut to he printed.

Regulation . Notation of resumption and appropriation M. land under the Public Works Mr. Main 22 August Not to be printed.

• Act, 1912, -for the construction of a Concrete Dam across the • Lachlan River.

Regulation under the Irrigation Act, 1912-1931 Mr. Main 22 August Not to be printed. Notification of resumption and appropriation of land under the Public Works Mr. Main 22 August Not. to he printed.

Act, 1912, for works in connection with the Wakool Provisional Domestic and Stock Water Supply and litigation District.

Notification of resumption and appropriation of land under the Public Works Mr. Main 22 August Not to Ise printed. Act, 1912, for the construction of a Concrete Darn across the Lachlan River.

Repealed Regulations under the Stock Act, 1901 Mr. Main 22 August Not to be printed. Regtfiations under the Dairy Industry Act, 191fi-1932 Mr. Main 92 August Not to be printed. Notification of resumption and appropriation of land under the Public Works Mr. Mani 22 August Not to be printed.

Act, 1912, for the construction of a Concrete Dam across the Lachlan River.

Amendment of Regulation under the Conveyancing Ant, 1919-1032 Mr. L. 0. Martin 9 2 August Not to be printed. Repealed Regulations under the Inebriates Act, 1912 Mr. L. O. Martin 22 August Not to be printed. Amendment of Regulation under the Justices (Fees) Act, 1901 Mr. L. 0. Martin 92 August Not to be printed. Copy of Minute • of the Public Service Board respecting the appointment, on probs.-

tion, of Mr. H. R. Gilliland as Draftsman, Registrar-Gotteral's Mr. L. 0. Martin 22 August Not to be printed.

Department, Department of the Attorney-General and of

Amendment of Regulations .Justice. . . . ,

under the Electrical Contractors and Eloctridians Licensing Act, 1924-1928.

Mr. Spooner 22 August i Not to be printed.

Certified Copy of Agreement .... ban eon the Council of the Shire of Muswellbrook and the Muswelt brook Coal Company Limited, relating to a franchise under the

Mr. Sistoncr 22 August Not to be printed.

Meal Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of the electric current for street and private lighting and for pots.or, within portion of the Shiro (including the town of Denman).

Amendment to Ordinances under the Local Government Act, 1919 Mr. Spooner 22 August Not to be printed. Certified Copy of Agreement between the Council of the Municipality of Kempsey and the Mr. Spooner 22 August Not. to be printed.

Kempsoy Eleotric light and Power Company Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply et electric current for street and private lighting and for power Within the Municipality.

Certified Copy of Agreetnont between the Council of the Shiro of Manning and the Cape Hawke Mr. Spooner 22 Almost Not to be printed. District Rural Co.oporative Society Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electric current Tor stree.t and private lighting and for power in the town of Tuneurry, uithin the Shire.

Certified Copy of Agreement and Supplementary Agreement

between the Council of the Shire of 'farm and Illebburn Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electric current for street and private lighting and for power in the village of Weston, within the Shire.

Mr. Spooner 22 August Not to be printed.

. • Description of Paper.

' Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. 1 When laid Up311 Table. Beemantnemnige:tor the Remarks.

,... _

1933. Certified Copy of Agreement between the Council of the Shire of -Rearsley and Caledonian Col. gr. Spooner 22•August Not to be printed.

Hades Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Covent. ment Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electric current for street and private lighting and for power in the towns of Abennain, Kearsley, Kitchener, Aber-nethy and Neath, within the Shire. . -

Certified Copy of Agreement between the Council of the Municipality of Dungog and the . Dungog Mr. Spooner 22 August Not to be printed. Electric Supply Company Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1019, granted by the Council to the said company for the supply of electric current for street and private lighting and for power within the municipality. • Report,

Minute

of the Senate of the liniveisity of Sydney for 1932 •

of the Public Service Board respecting the appointment, on proba- non, of Mr. A. D. Homyli, as Teacher of Art s Technical Education

Mr. Drummond

Mr. Dremmond

22 August,

22 August

To be ;printed. ,

Not to be printed.

• Department of Public Instruction. ..Braneh, Minute of the Public Service -Board respecting the appointments, on proba.

non, of Miss Myra Edna Godfrey and Miss Florence Elizabeth Mr. Drummond. 22 At.gust Not. to be printed.

Brown, as Ileaehers of Dressmaking, Technical Education Branch, -Department of Public Instruction.

Minute of the Public Service Board respecting the Appointments, on probe- non, of Mr. Lewis Roy Davies and Mr. Douglas, Roberts Dundee,

-as Teachers of Art,- Technical Echication Branch, boymtment of

Mr. Drummond 22 August Not to be printed.

Public Instruction. . Minute of the Public Service Board -respecing the appointments, oft proba-

non, of Mr. 11. 8. Fanacomb, Mr. C. S. Middleton, and Mr. IV. S. Mr. 'Drummond 22 August Not to 'be printed.

II. Ream, as Teachers. of ,Slieep pa Wool, Teahnical Education Branch, Department of Public Tuscruenon. .

Notifications of resumption of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, for Public Mr. Drummond 22 August Not. to be printed. School purposes at —

•(a.) .Artburville. . (0) Thulloo Siding. . .

Abstract of drown Lands intended to. be dedicated o :public purposes under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913.

Air. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed.

Gazelle Notices •setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal With the dedication of certain lands under the Crown Lands Consolidation

Mr. Buttonsimw 22 August Not to be printed.

Act. 1013. , .. . , Particulars of Special leases issued under the provisions of the Western Lauds Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed. Act, 1901. . .

Gazette Notice showing the surrender and subdivision ot IVestein Lands Leases Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed. 'under the Western Lands Act, 1001. . .

Substituted Regulation and under the Crown Lands Consolidation Mt., 1613 M. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed. Amended Regulation

Amendments of Regulation snider the Closer Battlement Acts Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August ,

Not to he printed. Amendment of Regulations under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916 Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August Not. to he printed. Amendment of Regulation under the Prickly-pear Act, 1924-1930 Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed. Amendment 01 Regulation -under the Hay Irrigation Act, 1002 • Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August Not to be printed. Amendment of Regulation -under the- Wentworth Irrigation Act, 1890 Mr. Buttenshaw 22 August I Not to be printed. Report of the Department of Labour and Industry on the Working of the Mr. Dunningbam 22 August To bp printed.

FaCtoriOs -diid . Shops Aetiftir 1932.

Description of Paper. Subject ol Paper. . By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. Whim laid upon Tifble. Reoommended by the

Committee. Remarks.

1933. Proclamations (3) declaring certain lands to be private lands for the purposes of the Mr. Vincent 22 August Not to be printed.

Mining Act, 1906, in— (a) Parish of Brundah, County Monteagle. (b) Parish of Dubbo, County Gordon.

• (c) Parish Mugge, County Bland. Return showing amount expended on afforestation under the Forestry Act Mr. Vincent 22 August Ti be printed.

1916, for the year ended 30th June, 1933. Paper • Mr. Speaker laid upon the Table a letter from the Auditor-General

transmitting for presentation to the Legislative Assembly, under the directions contained in the 341h section of the Audit Act

Mr. Speaker 23 August Not to be printed.

1902, copies of Minutes of -Flis Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council, authorising the transfers of amounts from one Head of Service to supplement the Votes for other Services, viz. :—

(a) £475 from Vote " Item No. 105," Dairy Branch, to Vote "Item No. 106," Experiment Farms, Nurseries, etc.

(it) £544 from Vote " Item No. 109," State Marketing Bureau to the following Votes, viz., £326 to Vote "Item No. 108,' Experiment Farms, Numerics, etc., and £218 to Vote "Item No. 110," Stock and Brands and Pastures Pro Motion

(r) £222 17s. 4d. frock Vote " Item No. 5," Legislative Council and Assembly, to Vote "Item No. 6," Parliamentary Library.

Certified Copy of Supplementary Agreement

between the Council of the Shire of Koarsloy and Hebburn Limited relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919 granted by the Council to the said company for the supply o electric current for street and private lighting and for power in the village of Weston, within the Shire.

M r. spanner 23 August Not to he printed.

Proclamation under the Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915-1931 Mr. Vincent 23 August Not to be printed. New and Repealed Regulations under the Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915-1931 Mr. Vincent 23 August. Not to be printed. Minute of the Public Service Board respecting the appointment, on proba

tion, of Mr. B. R. Montgomery as Head Teacher of Printing(Com posing), Technical Education Branch, Department of Publi c

Mr. 1)rum/110'd 24 August, Not to be printed.

Instruction. . Substituttal Regulation and Selma-

ule under the INfotor Traffic, Act, 1909-1930 Lieut.-Ca Bruxner ., 24 August Not to be printed.

Substituted Regulations under the Transport, Act. 1930, as amended Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 24 August Not to be printed. Amended and Substituted Itl it-

lations under the State Transport (Co-ordination) Act, 1931 Liout.-Col. Bruxner . 24 August Not to be printed.

Statement of Traffic secured to Railway Transport by the exercise of the powers conferred on the Commissioner by section 24 (3) and (4) of the

Lieut..Col. Bruxner , 24 August Not to be printed.

Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1930, during the month of July, 1933.

Certified Copy of Agreement between the Council of the Shire of Nambueca and Edward Jobson relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919 granted by the Council tu the said Edward Jobson for the supply of electric current for street and p - ivate lighting and for power in the town of Boa-ravine, within the Shire.

Mr. Spooner 24 August Not to be printed.

Statement of Accounts showing income and expenditure under the Valuation of Land Act Mr. Spooner 24 August To be printed. 1919, for the year ended 30th June, 1933.

Legislative Assembly, Sydney, 2416 August. 1933.

WALTER BENNETT, Chairman.

Sydney: Alfred James Kent, I.S.O., Government Printer-1983.

1933. (sEcoND SESSION. )


NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 2.

REPORT FROM PRINTING COMMITTEE THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your

Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to hem since their Report No. 1, dated 24th August, 1933, as follows :—

Description of Paper. - of roper. By whom Moved for. 13y whom laid upon Table. When hid upon Table rteermmewled by the Committee. Remark's

1933.

Notification of appropriation and resumption of an easement under the Public Lieut.-Col. Bruxner . 30 August Not to be printed.. Works Act, 1912, for the purpose of a High-tension Electricity Transmission Line between Lawson and Orange.

Amendment of Ordinances under the Local Government Act, 1919 Mr. Spooner 30 August Not to be printed. Agreement between the Council of the Shire of Stroud and the Cape Hawke Mr. Spooner 30 August Not to be printed.

District Rural Co-operative Society Limited, relating to a franchise limier the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the so-id Society for the supply of electric lighting and. for power in the town of Forster, within the Shire.

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Notification of resumption and appropriation of en easement under the Public Mr. Main 30 August Not to be printed.

• Works Act, 1912, in the Parish of Bungunyah, County Wakorl, for works in connection with the Bungunyah-K ontleigh Irrigation Trust.

Notifications of appropriations and/or resumptions ot land under the Public Mi. Weaver 30 August Not to be printed. Works Act, 1912, for the following purposes

(a) Corowa Sewerage. (h) Lidcombe Stormwater Drainage.

• (c) Throsby Creek Stonnwater Drainage. . . Notification of appropriation and resumption of land under the River Murray Mr. Weaver 30 August Not to be printed.

Waters Act-, 1915-1923, for the provision of a system of storage on the Upper Murray River.

Notifications of appropriations and resumptions of land under the Local Govern- ment Act, 1919, for the following Councils :—

Mr. Weaver 30 August Not to be printed.

Municipalities—Albury, Merewether, North Sydney, and Willoughby.

Shires—Warringsh and Woy Woy.

Legislative Assembly, JOHN NESS, Sydney, 31st August, 1933. Temporary Chairman.

1933. (SECOND SESSION.)


NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 3.

REPORT FROM PRINTING COMMITTEE. THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to

your Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report No. 2, dated 31st August, 1933, as follows :— ...

Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Sieved for. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table. Recommended by the Committee. Remarks.

1933. Regulations under the Dried Fruits Act, 1927-1929 Mr. Main 5 September Not to be printed. Notification of appropriation and resumption of land under the Public Works Mr. Main 5 September Not to be printed.

Act, 1912, in the Parish of Coonamble, County Leichluadt, for works in connection with the Oaks Bore Water Trust. ot

Repeal of Regulations under the Dairy Industry Act, 1915-1932 Mr. Main 5 September Not to be printed. Notification ot resumption of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, required

for the purpose of the authorised line of Railway between Casino and Bonalbo.

Lieut.-Col. Brudier .... 5 September Not to be printed.

Notification of resumption of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, required for the purpose of tho authorised lino of Railway between Moss

Limit-Gel. Bruxner .... 9 September Not to be printed.

Vale and Port Nembla,. Minute of the Colonial Treasurer, respecting the collection of Harbour 111r. Stevens 5 September Not to be printed.

Tonnage Rates by T. Childs and Son, in respect of goods shipped to and from Brisbane Water.

Report of the Commissioner of Taxation on the working of the Income Tax (Management) Act, 1928, and the Prevention and Relief of

Mr. Stevens 5 September To be printed.

Unemployment Act, 1930-1932. Report of the Commonwealth Commissioner of Taxation under the New

South Wales Entertainments Tax (Management) Act, 1929-1931, for the year 1932.

Mr. Stevens 5 September To be printed in substitution of Re. port tabled 22nd August, 1933.

New and Repealed By-laws under the Public Parks Act, 1912 Mr. Main 7 September Not to be printed. Amended Regulation under the Ambulance Transport Service Act, 1919-1924 Mr. Weaver 7 September Not to be printed.

Legislative Assembly, WALTER BENNETT,

Sydney, itli September, 1933. Chairman.


LEGISLA.TIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 4.


THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your Honorable 1101180 in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report No. 3, dated 7th September, 1933, as follows :—

Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table Reconimended by the Committee. Remarks:

I I 1933.

Amendment of Regulation under the Fisheries Act. 1902-1910 Captain Chaffey 12 September Not to be printed. Abstracts of Liabilities and Assets of Banks for the quarter ended 30th June,

1933, under Banks and Bank Holidays Act, :1912. Captain Chaffey 12 September Not to be printed.

Rule made by Judges of the Supreme Court Mr. L. 0. Martin 12 September Not to be printed. Repeal of Regulations and Forms under the Stock Act, 1901 I Mr. Main 12 September Not to be printed. Notification . of appropriation and resumption of land under the Public Works.. Mr. Main 12 September ... Not to be printed.

Act, 1912, in the Parish of Thononga, County Franklin, for works in connection with the Torriganmy, Muggabah, and Merrimajeel Creeks Water Trust.

Notification of appropriation and resumption of land under the Public Works Mr. Main 12 September Not to be printed. Act, 1912, in the Parish of Wyangala, County King, for the purpose of constructing a Dam across the Lachlan River.

Notification of resumption of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, for— Lieut.-Col. Bruxner .. 12 September Not to be printed. (a) Maintenance of Railway Traffic between Tamworth and

Manilla by the provision of Silo at Appleby. (b) The purpose of the authorised line of Railway from Moss

Vale to Port Kembla. (e) Maintenance of Railway Traffic between Werris Creek

and Ounnedah by the provision of Silo arrangements at Nea.

Amendment of Regulation under the Public Health (Amendment) Act, 1921 Mr. Weaver 12 September Not to be printed. Report of the Committee of Investigation on the Expenditure on Relief Mr. Dunningham 13 September Not to be printed.

Works by the Metropolitan Board of Water, Sewerage, and Drainage.

Statement of Expenditure, etc., prepared in compliance with terms of sections Mr. Spooner 14 September To be printed. 21 and 37 (2) of Housing Act, 1912, as amended, by (a)the Local Government Department, and (b) The Public Trustee for the year ended 30th June, 1933.

Legislative Assembly, WALTER BENNETT, Sydney, 14th September, 1933

chairman.

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LECUSLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 5.


THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report, No. 1, dated 14th September, 1933, as follows:—

1 By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. 1 Table. Committee, by the When laid upon Tato

Committee. Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. Remarks.

Rules, Forms and Instructions ...

Amendment of Regulation Rule Repeal of and new By-laws Minute

Minute

Minute

Minute

Minute

Minute

Minute

Minute

Mr. Durtningham 1933.

20 September under the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, used in connection with the collection and compilation of index numbers for ascertaining rents and prices of commodities affecting or relating to the Cast of Living.

under the Wheat-growers' Relief Adto 1932 made by Judges of the Supreme Court under the University and University Colleges Act, 1900 of the Public Service Board recommending the appointment, on

probation, of Mr. B. van Sommon, M.I3., Ch.M., as Medical Officer, Medical Branch, Department of Public Instruction.

of the Minister for Transport regarding extension to certain primary producers of concession in motor tax which was previously granted to farmers only.

of the Minister for Transport regarding extension of exemption from taxation to trailers hauled by lorries and used solely for the purpose of agricultural or farming work.

of the Minister for Transport regarding discretionary power given Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways in connection with the taxation of small service cars in country districts.

of the Minister for Transport regarding waiving of double fees in respect of public vehicle drivers' licenses, duplicate registration certificates and licenses, and transfers of registrations and licenses.

of the Minister for Transport regarding the use of private motor cars as substitutes on motor omnibus services.

of the Minister for Transport regarding the payment. of fees in respect of applications for motor omnibus-service licenses.

of the Minister for Transport regarding extension of period for payment of itorvice license fees before action is taken to cancel the license.

Not to be printed.

Not to be printed. Not to be printed. Not to be printed. Not to be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not. to be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not to be printed.

Not lobe printed.

Mr. Main Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Drummond Mr. Drummond

20 September 21 September 21 September 21 September

Lieut.-Col Bruxner 21 September

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 21 September

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner . 21 September

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner- . 21 September

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 21 September

Lieut.-C,ol. Brusner 21 September

Bruxner 21 September

.

Description of Paper. Subject. of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table When laid upon Table. 1Recommended by the Remarks. Committee.

1933. Minute of the Minister for Transport regarding the refunding of portion o

fees paid for traders plates where the plate and registration certificate are surrendered during currency of the registration.

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 21 September Not to be printed.

Statement of Traffic secured to Railway Transport by the exercise of the powers conferred on the Commissioner by section 24 (3) and (4 of the Oovernment Railways (Amendment) Act, 1930, during the month of August, 1933.

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 21 September Not to be printed.

Notification of appropriation of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, for the maintenance of Railway Traffic between Moree and Inverel by provision of silo arrangements at Delungra.

Lieut.-Col. Bruxner . 21 September Not to be printed.

Gazette Notices setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with the dedication of certain lands under the Crown Lands Consolidation

Mr. Buttonshaw 21 September Not to be printed.

Act, 1913. Amendment of Regulation under the Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912, as amended by the Bush Captain Chaffey 26 September Not to be printed.

Fires Act, 1930. Repeal of Regulations under the Plant Diseases Act, 1924 Mr. Main 29 September Not to be printed. Amendment of Regulations under the Irrigation Act, 1912-1931 Mr. Main 26 September Not to be printed. Report of the Minister of Public Instruction for 1932 Mr. Drummond 26 September To be printed. Amendment of By-law under the Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 1924- Mr. Weaver 26 September Not to be printed.

1931. Proclamations declaring certain lands to be private lands for the purposes of the Mr. Vincent 26 September I Not to be printed.

Mining Act, 1906, in— (I) Parish of Sofala, County Roxburgh. (2) Parish of Sutherland, County Cumberland. (3) Parish of Hargraves, County Wellington.

Legislative Assembly, Sydney, 28th September, 1933.

W. F. FOSTER, Cemporary Chairman.

Sydney: Lured James Kent, I.S.O., Government Printer-1983.

1933. rt (SECOND SESSION.)


*-s NEW SOUTH WALES.

ae

No. 6.


THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report No. 5, dated 28th September, 1933, as follows :—

Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table Recommended by the Committee. Remarks.

1933. Aeement between the Council of the Shire of Cob and the Ilawkcsbury Mr. Spooner 28 September Not to be p rioted.

Development Company Limited, relating to a franchise undo the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said Company for the supply of electric lighting and power in the Parishes of Nopean, Kurrajong, Currency, Merroo, Wilber force and Meehan, within the Shire.

Abstracts of Liabilities and Assets of Public Companies for the quarter ended • Captain Chaffey ......... 4 October Not to he printed. 30th June, 1933.

Papers in connection with the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Administration of the Milk Act, 1931.

Mr. Weaver 4 October To be printed in abstract.

New By-laws and Amendment of under the Government Railways Act, 1912-1932 Lieut.-Col. &tinier . 5 October Not to be printed. Statement of Receipts and Payments of the Police Superannuation and Reward Mr. Stevens 6 October To he printed.

Fund for the year ended 30th June, 1933. Amendment of Ordinances under the Local Government Act., 1919 Mr. Spooner 5 October Not to be printed. Proclamation declaring certain land in County of St. Vincent, Parish of Mr. Vincent 10 Octobe.r Not to be printed.

Ekington, to be private land for the purposes of the Mining Act, 1906.

Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of Now South Wales State lotteries for the year ended 30th June, 1933.

Mr. Stevens 17 October To be printed.

Minute of the Minister for Transport respecting exemption from payment of tax on motor rollers used for work in public parks.

Licut.-Col. Bruxnor .. 17 October Not to be printed.

Report of the Railway Commissioner for the quarter ended 30th June, 1933 Lieut.-Col. Bruxner . 17 October To be printed. Agreement between the Council of the Municipality of Castlereagh and the Mr. Spooner 17 October Not to be printed.

Rawkesbury Development Company Limited, relating to a franchise under the Local Government Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said Company for the supply of electric current for public and private lighting and for power within the Munici-pality.

Report of the Trustees of the Sydney Grammar School for 1932 Mr. Drummond 17 October To be printed.

Legislative Assembly, Sydney, 17th October, 1933.

WALTER I3ENNETT, Chau man.

(SECOND SESSION.)

LEGISLATIVE ASS EMELT .

NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 7.

REPORT FROM PRINTING COMMITTEE. THE PRENTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your

Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report No. 6, dated 17th October, 1933, as followsl-

Deicription of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table. Reomumended by the Committee. Remark,.

1933. Amendment of Regulations under the Fisheries Act, 1902, as amended Captain Chalky 18 October Not to be printed. Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of the Dried Fruits Board for the year

ended 30th June, 1933. Mr. Main 18 October To be printed.

Report of the Metropolitan Meat Industry Commissioner and the Metro- politan Meat Industry Advisory Council on Country Killing and

Mr. Stevens 21 October To be printed.

Re-inspection of Meat, together with Annexures. Notification of resumption and appropriation of land under the Public Works Mr. Main 24 October Not to be printed.

Act, 1912, required for the purpose of constructing a dam across the Lachlan River, about 6 miles below the junction of the Abercrombie River (Wyangala Dam).

Regulations under the Stock Diseases Act, 1923 Mr. Main 24 October Not to be printed. Statement of Traffic secured to Railway Transport by the exercise of the

powers conferred on the Commissioner by Section 24 (3) and (4) of the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1930, during the month of September, 1933.

Lieut..Col. Brugner . 21 October Not to be printed.

Legislative Assembly, Sydney, 24th October, 1933.

WALTER BENNETT, Chairman. •.



NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. S.


THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Hntry 12, have agreed to report to your Honorable House in relation to the Papers referred to them since their Report, No. 7, dated 24th October, 1933, as follows:—

Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. 1 By whom Moved for. By whom Laid upon Table When laid upon Table. Reeon=digtee1.)Y the _ Remarke.

1933. Statements of Accounts

Report, together with Balance

of the Sydney Harbour Tnist for the year ended 30th June., 1933...

of the Public Tryst-0e under the Public Trustee Act, 1913, for the

Mr. Stevens

Mr. Stevens

23 November ,

23 November

To be printed.

To be printed.

Auditors certificates to be omitted.

.shect. . year ended 30th June, 1933. . . • Ordinances under the Local Government Act, 1919 Mr. Spooner 23 November Not to be printed. Report of the BursaryEndowment Board for the year ended 30th June, 1933 Mr. Drummond 23 November To be printed. Amendment of Repletion under the Careless Use of Eire Act, 1912, as amended

by the Bush Fires Act, 1930. Captain Chaffey 23 November Not to lie printed.

Return

Minute

showing the Analysis of Milk taken by Officers of the Board of Health from the premises and carts of agents of the Milk Bonn! from 1st. November, 1932. to 31st August, 1933.

of the Public Service Board., recommending the appointment, on probation, of Mr. N. j. Symington, ALB.: .01.7)11.. as Senior

Captain Chaffey, on be half of Mr. Weaver.

Captain Chaffey, on he half of Mr. Weaver.

23 November

23 November

To be printed.

No t to be printed.

Medical Officer, Office of the Director:General of Public ffeithh, Department of Public Health. • .

Amended Forms made under the Milk Act, 1931 Captain Chaffey, on be half of Mr. Weaver.

23 November Not to be printed.

Report • of the River Murray Commission, together with Statements, for the year ended 30th June, 1933.

Captain Chatter, on Im- half of Mr. Weaver.

23 November To be printed.

Amendment of Regulations tinder the Cmnveyaneing Act, 1919-1932 Mr. L. 0. Martin 23 November Not to be printed. Affiendinent of Rules under the Small Debts Recovery Act. 1912 MY. L. 0. Martin 23 November Nut to he printed. Amendment of Rules under the Maintenance Orders (Facilities forEnforeement) Act, 1923 Mr. L. O. Martid 23 November Not to be printed. Amendment of Regulations,. ... under the Justice e (Fees) Act, 1904 . _ . .. Mr. L. O. Martin 23 Noventhcr Not to be printed.

Description of Paper. • Subject of Paper. . By whom Moved for. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table. Recommended by the Remarks.

Committee.

Rules of Court Amendment of Regulation Amendment of Regulation Notification

Amendment, of Regulation Gazette Notices

Abstracts (2)

Regulations and Forms Statement

Particulars

Particulars

Amendment of Regulations •

Report

made by the Judges of the Supreme Court under the Irrigation Act, 1912-1931 under the Wheat Act, 1927 of resumption and appropriation of land under the Public Works

Act, 1912, in the Parish of Purfleet, County Bathurst, for the purpose of constructing a Concrete Dam across the Lachlan River, below the junction of the Abercrombie River (Wyangala Dam).

under the Fruit Cases Act, 1912 setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with the

dedication of certain lands under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act. 1913.

of Crown Lands in tended to be dedicated, to public purposes under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913.

under the Wild Dog Destruction Act, 1931 of Receipts and Expenditure of the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust

for the year ended 34th June, 1933. of Special Leases issued under the provisions of section 28A of the

Western Lands Act, 1901. • of Leases issued under sections 27 and 33 of the Western Lands Act,

1901. under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, for the purposas

of the Closer Settlement Acts, the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Prickly Pear Act, 1924-1930, the Hay Irrigation Act. 1902, and the Wentworth Irrigation Act, 1902.

of the Trustees of the National Art Gallery for the year 1931

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Mr. L. 0. Martin Mr. Main Mr. Main Mr. Main

Mr. Main Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Buttenshaw Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Buttenshaw .

Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Buttenshaw

Mr. Drummond

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23 November 23 November

23 November

23 November

23 November .

28 November

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To be printed.

Legislative Assembly, Sydney, 28th November, 1933.


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NEW SOUTH WALES.

No. 9.

REPORT FROM PRINTING COMMITTEE. THE PRINTING COMMITTEE of the Legislative Assembly, appointed under the Sessional Order of 23rd August, 1933, Votes No. 2, Entry 12, have agreed to report to your

Honorable House in volition to the Papers referred to them since their Report No. 8, dated 28th November, 1933, as follows:—

Description of Paper. Subject of Paper. By whom Moved for. '

By whom laid upon Table. •

When laid upon Table Recommended by the Committee. Remarks.

Amendment , .

of Section V. 1.11 of the Regulations under the Morn? Traffic Act, 1909-1930.

Licut•Col. Bruxner ' 1933.

5 December Not to be printed.

Notification of appropriation and resumption of land under the Public Works tieut-Col. 13ruxner . 5 December Not to be printed. Act, 1912, required for the purpose of constructing lines of Railway from the Central Station, Sydney, to Circular Quay Sydney, Cireular Quay, Sydney, to Bondi (Eastern Suborns) and from the - Main Suburban Railway between Stanmore and

. Petersham stations to Western Road, Balmain (Western Sub urbs). .

Notification of - appropriation 'and resumption of land under the Public Works Lieut. :Cot Bruxner 5 Deeember Not to be Frinted. Act, 1912; required for the maintenance of Railway Traffic on

, the existing line of Railway between Tamitorth and Manilla by the provision of Silo accommodation at Westdale.

Minute by the Minister for Transport rdgarding exemption from payment of tilsation,for six months on two motor lorries to be used in connection with tests of coal oil fuel.

• Lieutt - Col. Bi limier ../ 5 lfficember Not to be printed.

Minute by the Minister for Transport regarding refund of tax in respect of unexpired period of surrendered registration where nuMber-

1,1ent. -Col. Ilfoxiter 5 December Not to be printed.

. plate lost. By.laws Nos. 850 and 857 under the Government Railways Act, 1912-1932 Lieut.-Col. Bru slier 5 Dew-miller Not to be printed. Minute by the Minister for Transport regarding the allocation of proteeds Lieut.,Col, Bruxner .5 December • Not to he prided.

Amendment . of Motor Taxation. . of Regblation No. 91 and Schedule M. Under the Transport. Act., 1930 Lient.-Col.•Britxner 5 December

, Not to be printed.

Regulations Nos. 40 and 41 under the Transport Act, 1930 Lieut.-Col. Bruxner 5 December Not to be printed. Statement of Traffic secured to Railway Transport by the exercise of the

powers conferred on the Commissioner by section 24 (3) and (4) of the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1930, during the month of October, 1933.

Lieut. Col. Boomer 5 December : Not to be printed.

Report of the Commissioner for Railways for the quarter ended 30th Lteut - Col. Rruimer . 5 December To be printed September, 193;1.

Notification of resumption of land under the Public Works Act, 1912, for the maintenance of Railway Traffic on the existing line of Railway between Sydney and Wallangarra by the provision of Silo accommodation at Nemineha.

Lieut. Col. Bruxner . 5 December Not to be printed .

' Description of Paper Subject of Paper. By whom Moved tor. By whom laid upon Table. When laid upon Table. Reommneinntd by the Remarks

• 1933. Notification ot resumption of easement under the Public Works Act, 1912, for Lieut..Col. Bruxner .. 5 December Not to be printed.

Urn maintenance of Railway Traffic on the existing line of Railway between Casino and Lismore by the provision o f Drainage at Naughton's Gap.

Rule of Court made by the Judges of the Supreme Court respecting payment into court of amount. of expenses allowed by jury.

Mr. L. 0. Martin 5 December Not to be printed.

(7azelM Notices setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with the dedication of certain lands under the Crown Lands Consolidation

Mr. Vincent, on behalf 5 December of Mr. Buttenshaw.

Not to be printed.

• Act. 1913. Report of the State Coal Mines Control Board, together with Balance-sheet

ar d Statement. of Accounts, and report by the Manager in respoe of the State Coal Mine at Lithgow for the period 1st Octobor, 1932, to 30th June, 1933.

Mr. Vincent 5 December To be printed.

Report of the Mine Subsidence Board, together with Revenue Account and Mr. Vincent 5 December To be printed Balance-sheet for the year ended 30th June, 193,3.

Amendment of By-laws Nos. 594 and 86 under the Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 1924-1931.

Mr. Fitwiimmons, on be- 5 December half of Mr. Weaver.

Not to be printed.

Report of the Ambulance Transport Service Board for the year ended Mr. Fitzsimmons, on be. 5 December To be printed. ,

Report 30th June, 1933.

of the Inspector-General Of Mental Hospitals for the year ended 30th Tune, 1933.

half of Mr. Weaver. Mr. Fitzsimmons, on be- 5 December

half of Mr. Weaver. To be printed.

Anwndment of Ordinances Nos. 14, 31, 34, 374, 39, 40, 46, 54, 70, and 71 under the Local Mr. Spooner 5 December Not to be printed. Government Act, 1919.

Amendments of Schedules A and I) of the Regulations under the Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912, as amended by the Bush Fires Act. 1930.

Captain Chaffey 6 December Not to be printed.

Regulations i lk and 254 of section III under the Police Regulation Act, 1899, and the Police Regulation (Superannuation) Act, 1906.

Captain Chaffey .... .. 6 December Not to be printed.

Proclamation denim-jug certain land in the P. fish of Dubbo, County Lincoln, to be private lain.s for the hum-pose o. the Mining Act, 1906.

Mr. Vincent 6 December Not to be printed.

Regulation No. 15 of Divisions Hand LH under the Workers' Compensation Mr. Dunningham 6 December Not to be printed. Act, 1926-1929.

Regulations Nos. 1 to 34 and Form D, under the Special Income and Wages Mr. Stevens 7 December Not to be printed. Tax (Management) Act, 1933.

Amendment. of Regulation No. 2 and repeal of Regulations Nos. 11 to 17.

under the Prevention and Relief of Unemployment Act, 1930-11132, as amended by the Pittances Adjustment (Relief of Unemploy-mcnt and Public Service Salaries) Act, 1933, and the Special

Mr. Stevens 7 December Not to be printed.

Income and Wages Tax (Management) Act, 1933. Amendment of Rule 199 (1) and the Schedule to the Rules of the Court made

by the Judges of the Supreme Court. Mr. L. 0. Martin 7 December Not to be printed.

Amendment of Regulation No. I, and New Regulation No. 16.

under the Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 1908, as amended by the Police Offences Amendment (Drugs) Act, 1927.

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Captain Chaffey 7 December Not to be printed.

Legistraive Assembly, Sydney, 7th December, 1933.


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