1947 - 1958 - Parliament of New South Wales

1947 .
(FIRST SESSfON ..OF TILE -T!H1'1VrY-F1FTH -PARLIAMEN-l'.0
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY .
NEW SOUTH WALES .
INDEX
-TO Till'
VOTES .ATNT 1)
P R 0 C E E 1) 1 NT-G'S
DUTI.ENG TH .-E
SESSTON
OF
1947 .
(Opened 28th May, 1947 ; Prorogued 12th June, f9_47 .)
. .,1REHEXnNCFS TO XIIE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, . VOL . I-35TII
PARLIANIENT-FIRST SESSION .
ADJOURNMEN11 :-
OF THE HOUSE:-
Motion made for,and passed,,12 .
ASSEA113LY :-
INFembers sworii, 4-5 .
OrENING OF PAR1,1AXF-T :-
Clerk reads Pxoclaination for, L
Clerk of the Pnrliaments reads Commission for, .1 .
U0cr of 131 :wk Rod delivers Message from Commissioners, 3 .
BILLS:-
Pro forma, 9 .
B
PROICEFDINGS ON :-
BANKRUPTCY (AAlENDMENT) BILL :-
. -Assent to (Sc .ksioit 1.946-47) reportod, 7 .
CATTLE SLAIJOITTFRINC, Am) DisiuSED ANIMALS, AND MEAT (AAFENDMENT) tILL :-
Assent to (Session 1 .946-47) reported, S .
CITY AND SUBURBAN ELFCTRIC RAILAVI',YS (A-NIENDAM.ENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1946-47) reported, S . .
COAL AND OFT, SHALE MINE WORKERS Amr-'\mmENT BILL :-
Assent to (Sessiov, 1 .946-47) reported, S .
COAT, ACIIINES REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILF, :-
Assent to (Session 1 .946-47) reported, 9 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (FORTY Hou'Rs 'WF.FK) AMFND'NfFNT BILL :-
Assent to (Sesgion 1-946-47) reported, 7 .
LAW or EVIDFNCII
Presented Tam--,s RcGirr) and read 1', pro formcl, .9 .
NEW SOUTH WALrS-QU)1_EXSLAND BoR.DcR Pivr!,Rs BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1.946-47) reported, 7 .
ROYAi, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Scs.~ion 1_946-47) reported, S .
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL.
1-35TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST S .SSIO
i
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BILLS-cont bm ed :-
PROCEEDINGS ON-Contiall6d :-
SOIL CONSERVATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1946-47) reported, 7 .
Tni,, HFNRY O'bRIEN YASS LANDS (VESTIN(J) BILL :-
Assent to (Session, 1946-47) reported, 9 .
AVAR Smtvior. LAND SFTTLZALENT AND CLOSER SFTTLEMENT (AmZND,%IFNT) BILL :~
Assent to (Session 1946-47) reported, 9 .
WolcKFRS' CO .%iPFNStTiON (AMENDAIENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1946-47) reported, S .
BLACK ROD:-
Delivers *Mcssage frolli Coil I I ilissi oilers, 3 .
4
CHAIR-TNIAN OF (See also "SPEAKER")
C
ELECTION OF :-
Motion made, as a. matter of urgency, for suspension of Standing Orders to consi&,T
motion for appointment of a, 9-10 .
Motion made (Mr . Hawkins), "That George Booth, Esquire, be Chairman of Committe6a
of the Whole House," agreed. to, 10 .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY :-
Reads Proclamation oil Opening Session, 1 .
Reports correct list of Members returned at General Election, I
Reads Commission author.i6ng Commissioners to administer Oath to Members, 4 .
CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS :-
Commission appointing Commissioners for Opening. of Parliament, read by Clerk of the
Parliaments, 3 .
COMMISSIONERS :-
Message from, delivered by 'Usher of Black Rod, 3 .
Message from, read by Speaker, 9 .
To administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance, Commission appointing, 4 .
ELECTORAL:-
List of Members returned at General Election alluounceil'by Clerk, 1 .
GOVERNOR :-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
G
LAMB, THE HONOURABLE W . H . (See "SPEAKER") .
LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY:-
Appointment of Licutenant-Colonel the Hon . M
'
F
*
Bruxner D .S .O ., as Leader, 7 .
Appointment of the Hon. D . H . -Drummond as Deputy Leaher, 7 .
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION :-
Appointment of V. H . Treatt, Esquird, as Leader
j
7 .
Appointment of W . A . H . Howarth, Esquire, as Deputy Leader, 7.
LEAVE OF A.BSENTCE (See "MEMBERS") .
L
MEMBERS :-
Attend Commissioners in Legislative Council Chamber, 3 .
Leave of Absence (by consent) granted to, oil account of illness, 7 .
List of, returned it General Election reported by Clerk, 1 .
Sworn, 4.-5,
WESSAGES :-
FROM COMMISSIONIMIS :- 0
Delivered by Usher of, the Black Rod, A .
Reported and read by Mr . Speaker, 9 .

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1947 .
1
1
REFERENCES TO TIM VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL . 1-35TH PARLIANIENT-FIRST SESSION .
MESSA01"S-con thoted :-
M
FRoil~ THE GOVERNOR-
1 . Assenting to (Sc8sion 1946-47) Soil Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 7 .
01 Do . (Session, 1946-47) Industrial Arbitration (Foi-ty I-lotirs Week)
Amendment Bill 7
3 . Do . (Session 1946-47) Bankruptcy (Amen ment) ' Bill, 7 .
4 . Do . (Session .1946-47) New South Wales-Queensland Bordei Rivers Bill, 7 .
5 . Do . (Session 1,946-47) Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat
(Amendment) Bill, 8 .
6 Do . (Session 1946-47) Royal Agricultural Society . (Amppdment) Bill, 8 .
7 . Do . (SesX6?t 1 .946-47)"Workers' Comp'ensation (Amendment) Bill, 8 .
8 . Do . (Session'1946-47) City ~nd Suburban Electric Railways (Amendment)
.Bill 8
S) . Cofl 'ami Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions)
Amendment Bill, 8 .
10 . Do . (Sessiou 1946-47) War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement
. (Amendment) Bill, 9 . , -
11. Do. (Ses&ion 1.946-47) Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 9 .
12 . Do . (Session 1946-47) The Henry O'Brien Yass Lands (Vesting) Bill, 9 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT :-
'ikf-ade,(Mr . James McGirr) in reference to New 3N0.inistry, 6 .
OATH Ol.i' ALL1,GIANCE :-
Commission to Commissioners to administer, 4 .
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT (See "PARLIAMEN'J .'t') .
OPPOSITION (See "LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION") .
0
PARLIAMENT :-
OPENING Or :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from~'Commissioners, 3 .
Clerk of the Parliaments reads Commissi6ii for, ' 3 .
Commission to administer Oath, 4 .
PROCLAMATION :-
Opening of Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
PRO FORMA BILL-LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL (See "BILLS") .
SPEAKER :-
Reports and reads Message from Commissioners, 9 .
S
ELFcTiom oip:-
William Henry Lamb, Esquire, 114..L.A ., proposed and elected, 5 ; returns acknowledgments,
to House, 5 .
Presented to Governor, 6 .
DEPUTY :-
George Booth, Esquire, elected, 9 .
'STAN I DING ORDERS:-
Motion to suspend, as a matter of urgency, to consider
a, Chairman of Committees (agreed to), 10 .
motion for appointment of
4
U
URGENCY:-
Motion made as a mattei of, to suspend Standing Orders to consider a motion &r
the appointment of a, Chairman of Committees (agreed to), 9 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See
"BLACK ROD").
WRITS :~-
Clerk reports return of ninety, with list of members returned, 1 .
W

XZFZRENCRS TO THE'VOTRS AND -PROCEEDINGS, VOL . 1-33TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST S ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUME&
jND JX .
ESSION . PAPFM ORDERED TO BE PRINTZI) .
ASSEMBLY :~
Papers.
.
A .
Alphabetical List of Members (Faoii g pqge 1) .
Business oi d'e",S ."'sion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation :.Pr6Q&ug J.Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of -Bills .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Votes and Proceedivg .R, No . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE . V_OL . I PAGI .
1 :5
,13
17
BUSINESS :-
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15
SESSIONAL RAPRO .:-
BY-LAWS:-
Government Railways Act, IL
Sydney Corporation Act, II.
CHILD WEILFARE (See "EDUCATION" (
CROWN LANDS :-
DEDICA111ION or CRowx LANDS :-
Cazetie Notices dealing witli tlie, IT .
tDTJCATION :-
CHILD ANTELFATtE :-
MIport of Alinister oii %vork of De1wrtioe!it fopye,~y,ppft(l 91 .0tV
F
Report of T)v.partineiit for ye :ir ei.olp-d -10t1i -~uqe, 1.946, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 57
KEOG1:1, SEUG.EANT' (Sou "POLICE") .
K
,
LOCAL GOVE .RN2vl-ENT .--
Ordinances under Aet, 11 .
Report of Co minissioner
.District Council, IL
(Mr. B . IT . Nolan) upon proposal for extension of Oxley
LOTY.11111TES AND AR-T UNIO'N'S ACT:-
Bolaocc Slicut,s of' Art Unions, 10 .
MINING :-
Return of Authorities to mine, 10 .
Proelaniatiolls 1111der 1~ct, .1.0 .
MUSEUM :-
Report of Trustees for bear ended 30th June, 1946 ., 1) .
N
NATIONAL ART GALLERY :-
Report of Trustees, f.61- vc :11-s 10411 ;alld f) 945,11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1947 .
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRIXTS~`
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCELDINGS, VOL.
I-35TH PARLIAMENT-MiST SESSION.
AssF1111BLY
VO
JOINT VOLUMES .,
POLICE :-
Papers-confilin, ited .
P
Copy of conlillissioll issiled to Judge Kil-hy re. tr :lltsfer of S'ergealit Keogh from
Peak 11ill to Bilthurst, -1 .0 .
PUBLIC SERYICE ::-
Minutes of Boord rt,,lating- to Appoilittlicylts ill tile 1_)ep ;trtlllel1t of Millus, :10 .
PUBLIC WORKS:-
NOTIFICATIONS OP APPHOPMATIO,\ .~; OU ;\CQUISITION OF LA_N14 i ;NIM,1Z 1,01~-
THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
Dam at Burrendong, Macquarie River, I .J .
Dam at Glenbawn, Hunter :Rivet-, 11 .
Dam at Kwpit, Nlamoi River, 11 .
Housing, 10.
Irrigation, IL
Public Rccre:ition, I .I .
Railways, .11
Water Conservatioll-En fie D11113-r("pri, 11 .
P1 OCLAMATI0,_N' .:-
Proro-ning J?nrflaweut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13
RAILWAYS:-
Report of Conunisa~ioiwr for qwirtcr ended 31st 1946, 1 .1 .
Statements of Traffic scuttrod under section 24 of Act, 11 .
R
REIGISTER OF BILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17
R.EGULATIONS, RULES ATND FORNI.S' :-
111ursary Endowment Act,
Careless Use of Fire Act, 10 .
Coal Industry Act, 10 .
Electricity Development
Gag and Electricity Act, 1
Liquor Act, 11 .
Prison Act, 11 .
Public Service Act, 10 .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE :-
Report of Trustees of Museum of, for ],,)46, 1 .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 45
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TOTES AND PROGEEDENGS :-
No . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1947-48.
(SECOND SESSION OF THE THIRTY-FIFTH PARLIAMENT .)
LEGISLATivF, ASSEMBLY .
NEW SOUTH WALES.
INDEX
TO THE
VOJES AND PROCEEDINGS
AND
PAPEItS LAID UPON THE TABLE
UNClUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN- THE
JOINT, VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION
OF
1947-1948
~qpqne# 23rd Septemberl 1947 ; Prorogued 15th September,, 1948 .)
NOTE .
For Papers and petitions laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see
under 11 Papers," p4ge xxiv.
For Proceedings on Bills, see under !! Bills," page iii .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
A
ADDISON, THR, AT . ITON . TIIE VISCOUNT (See "ADMISSION TO D.ODY OF THE
Hoij~E"
AIYDRESSES :-
To HEn ROYAL HiainE.ss THr PpimcrsS I LIZAIIETH 01; TVT~ OCCASION OF HER MARRIAGE
.
TO - LIEUTENANT PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, R.N. (AFTERIVkloS CREALID il.kH ; THE
DuEE OF ED1NBURGH) :-
Motion made (Mr. James McGirr) for adoptioD, agreed to, 73 .
To THEut MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN ON THE TWENTY-FIFTn ANNIVERSARY Or
THEIR MARRIAGE :-
Motion mado (31r . Jaines Mcpir .r) for -idoption, carried una-Minously, 193 ; acknowledgenient
reported, 219 .
IN REPLY TO THE GovErwWs OPENING SPEECH :-
Motion made for adoption, 7 ; Debate adjourned (to take precedence), 7, 16, 20, 23,
26, 28 ; resumed, 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 30 ; Address agreed to, 30 ; pr~seuted to
Governor and Apswer reported, 38 .
CASE OF CLIFFORD TASAIAN THOMPSON :-
Motion made (Mr. Jeff Bate) (after Urjqency-Susponsion of Siandivg awd SessiovaZ
Orde? .4 Praying ~fiat all papers in connection with) be hid up,on Table, agreed to,
252 .
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS . 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
ADJOURNMENT :-
DEBATE ON MOTION POR :-
Speaker makes statement respecting future permissible scope, 185.
OF DEBATE :-
Alotionjor, and to take precedence, agreed to (Address-in-reply), 7, 16, 20, 23, 26, 28 .
On motion of mernbors speaking, 35, 3S, 40, 77, 80, 164) IS2 .
At 10 .20 p .m ., by operation of Sessional Orders, 51, 72, 74, 87, 100, 152, 170, 179, 196.
At 6 o'clock p .m ., by OpCratiOn Of Sessional 017der-Governinent business proceeded
-%vith, 40, 59, 106, 1.45, 178, 194 .
Oil motion of General Business, until to-viorrow, 178 .
Oil Order of Day of Government Business until later hour, 102, 126, 226 .
OF THE IIOTJSE :-
As tribute of respect o n death of Member, 155, 203 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, at 10 .30 p .m ., 35, 49, 59, 61, 87,
146, 170, 179 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, at 5 .30 p .m ., 46 .
Motion for, agreed to, 10, 16, 23, 26, 28, 32, 42) 55, 82, 19-2, 127 ; 134, 138, 140-11 152~
154, 191, 196, 211, 217-2 .18, 239, 254,
Motion for, until This Day, agreed to, 32 .
SI cope of Debate oil Motions of-Statenient by Speaker, 185 .
8pecial :-
Motion for, passed, 65, 77, 91, 115, 140, 154, 162, 176, 1.91, 239 ; (provision for
earlier (lay, if necessary), 133, 202, 211, _931, 254 .
Motion made (,,Ifr . Janies JlIcGirr) for, with provision for earlier (late if necessary,
amendment (Alr. Treatt) to le ;tvc out words with a view to inserting others,
negatived, Motion agreed to, 216 .
Quorum, House adjourned for want of, 65 .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (See "ADDRESSES" .)
ADMISSION TO THE BODY OF THE IIOUSE :-
Motion made (Mr. Javies McGirr), That the Rt . lion . the Viscount Addison, a member
of the House of Lords, be invited to take a chair oil the floor of the House,
agreed to, 4 .
Motion made (Mr. Jaines McGirr), That the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Lichfield,
it Member of the House of Lords, be invited to take a chair on the floor
of the House, agroed to, 1.17 .
Motion made (Mr. James McGirr), That Mr . Eamon de Valera, Leader of the Opposition
in. Dail Eireann, Eire, be invited to take a chair on the floor of the House,
agreed to, 197 .
AFFIRMATION OF ALLEGIANCE (See "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE")
AID FOR BRITAIN (See "FOOD AID FOR BRITAIN") .
ALLOCATION OF PETROL TAX (See "PETROL TAX") .
AMENDMENTS :-
To onlit paragraph of Sessional Order, 58 .
To oinit words with a view of inserting others, 160.
To insert words (by covsent) (Select Committee personvel), 48 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, 51 .
To recommit on adcption of Report, 611 .
ASSEMBLY :-
Amendment of Sessional Order providing for suspension during sittings on Thursdays
of operation of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of original Sessional Order and
Friday sittings, . agreed to, 58-9 .
Sessional Orders-Business Days-Precedence of Business, passed, 34,
Sessional Orders suspended to continue sitting after 10 .30 o'clock p.m ., 200 .
Sessional Committees-Appointinent of, 37.
Sitting after midnight, 31 .
Sittings after mid-d~Ly, 103, 226, 228 .
CHAMBER :-
Sound Reinforcement Systein-histalled for One Month's trial, 9-9-0 .
The Rt. Hon. the Viscount Addison given chair on floor of the Rouse, 4 .
The Rt . Rev . the Lord Bishop of Liclificld given chair on floor of, 1.17.
Mr . E. de Valera, of Eire, given chair oil floor of, 197.
OPENING OF SrSSION :-
Clerk reads proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2.
Governor's Speech reported to House and laid on Table by Mr . Speaker, 5 ; Motion
made (Mr . TVattison) for adoption of Address 4 n -Reply, 7 ; Debate adjourned (6
take precedence), 7, 16, 20, 23, 26, 28 ; resumed, 15, 20, 22, 25, 29, 30 ; Address
agreed to, 30 ; presented to Governor and Answer reported, 38 .

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INDEX.
iii
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS . 35TH
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
BAN ON WOOL SHIPMENTS :-
Motion of Urgency Made (Mr. Treatt) to suspend Standing Orders to consider following
Motion :-That this House is of tile opinion,-(l) That tile ban imposed by a
sectional group of the Clerks' Union on the handling of wool in tile Port of
Sydney, has caused serious hardship to workers in New South Wales and by
obstructing overseas trade will rilean the loss of jobs to thousands of workers
and valuable trade to Australia . (2) That while the Government should see
that tile best possible legal machinery is available to citizens who seek to improve
their conditions of work by lawful means, it is recreant to its duty if it does not
afford the fullest protection to workers against dictatorial tyranny of Communist
union leaders. (3) That as a first stop towards protecting the people of this
State against the small band of revolutionaries whose avowed object is to wreck
the economy of this country, the Government should immediately take all necessary
action to enable rank and file members of the Shipping Section of the Federated
Clerks' Union to express their views by secret ballot.-Point of Order (Mr.
Sheaha,n) : That matter was sub judice . Mr . Speaker, not being immediately assured
by the Premier and Attorney-General that such was the case, said that, in the
circumstances he would allow Motion of Urgency to be determined by the House,-
negatived, 117-118 .
13ANKING (See "NATIONALISATION OF BANKING")
.
BILLS (See also "IYIVISIONS" ; also "SPEAKER" ; also "BUSINESS" ;
INDEX)
also .
"PAPERS"
Amendment made in, after agreeing to Council's amendments, 121 .
Amendment to read 21 "this day one month," and Debate adjourned, 82 ; negatived, 86 .
Amendment to recommit on adoption of Report agreed to, 63 .
Amendment on 2' to refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 64, 97-8 ; Debate upollp
adjourned, 51 .
By consent, Bill read 2' and 31,
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker - or Deputy-Speaker to be taken into consideration
at a later hour of day, 194, 210('), 234, 235, 236, 251 ; To-niorrow,
90, 100, 110, 183 .
Debate oil motion for 2' of Bill adjourned, 35 (1), 40, 42, 44, 49 ; later hour, 102 .
'Leave to introduce granted-Bill not introduced, 42 .
Order of Day, fixed for To-morrow, taken (by consent of House) forthwith, 100 .
Presented pursuant to leave previously granted (earlier in sitting), 42 .
Presented by a Minister on behalf of another, 76 .
Pro form4, 4 .
Reported 21 with further alliendilientsi 63 .
Standing Orders Suspended (Urgency) to consider motion for introduction of Several
Bills, 223 .
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in
stages in one day, 10, 94, 115, 126, 175, 200 .
and pass Bill or Bills through all
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in
one (lay-also to set up Committees of Supply and Ways and Means forthwith, 8 .
Third read ing fixed by
hour, 102, 181., 194.
Mr . Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, for To-viorrow, 89 ; later
Third reading taken forthwith by consent of Mr. Speaker, or Deputy, 63, 75, 81
87 (!!), 91, 98, 102, 126, 1,27, 169, 173 (2), 174 (~), 188, 190, 191, 195 (-'), 199
200 (-), 201, 202, 225, 226, 228 .
Third reading taken as formal, 43 .
PROCFEDINGS 09 :-
APPRoPmAmoN BILL :-
from Governor, 85 ; Suspension of Standing Orders (Urgency)
.Message to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, Ordered (Mr. Evatt)p
founded oil resolution of Ways and Means (Nos. 4 to 10), Bill presented and
Tead 11, yead 2', committed, reported without amendment, report adopted, read
31 and sent to Council, 114-115 ; returned without amendment, 131 ; Assent
reported, 149 .
BUILI)TXG OPrRATIONS AND BUILDING MATIERIALS CONTROL (AmiENDmENT) PILL :-
Message from Governor, 83 ; Motion (Mr. Matthews) for leave to bring ill, Bill
presented and read 1', 84 ; Motion made for -20 and Debate adjourned, 91 ;
resumed and adjourned until later hour, 102 ; resumed, Bill read 2', committed,
-reported with aniendinents, Report adopted, 102-3 ; read 31 and sent to Council,
106 .
C .,~mrErmoiv-,~ CE-METrRy BILL :-
Message from Governor 171 - Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented riod read i', 17~2 ; read 21 and committed, reported %vithout ailiendillent,
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council,
1.90-191 ; returned with ill muclidnient, 209-210 ; House ill Committee, Council's
alliendluent rigreed to, Message to Council, 2 .10-211 ; Assent reported, 213 .
VLOSVR Sl1TTTT1,MF,T (AmE,,,,DArFN-T) BILL :-
Message froll, Gove~nor, 79 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented alid road 10~ 80-81 ; Motion made for 20 and Debate adjourned, 87 ;
resumed, committed, reported with an anieridillent, Report adopted, 89 ; read 30
and sent to Council, 94 ; returned without amendment, 99 ; Assent reported, 119 .

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1947 48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TEI PARLIAMENr-SECOND SESSION
BILLS (continved) :-
IIPRPCI~~Nq§ ~N (90R~inupd) :~
CLOSER SETTLrMENT VALIDATI'ON BILL :-
Mes~agq' from Governor, 1 .68 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to brijig in, Bill
prescut6d and read 10 *169 ; reid 26 'coriiiIiifteZ, reported wAhout' I iiiniendment,
Relibit adopted, road 31 forthwith (Depu . ty- . Spcak,~r's'6~sWnt) and 's'ent' to Council,
1734 ; ietiirned 'with itn amendment, 18 1 3 1 Bousb in 06millittee'y* - Cdiuicil's aineiidniefit
'agreed to, lvf~ssa~e to Council, 189 ; Assent reported,' ~07 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (PENSIONS) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Vaddeley) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 166 ; Motion
made for 20 and Debate adjourned, 170 ; reguiribd,' Bill 'road '21 ' committed,
reported . without an~eiidmept, Report 'adopted, road 30 forthwith (4eaker's con-
~6jit) an&'sent to cofiu&l 173, returned'without 'amendment '1 :83' ; 4s~6iit reported,
189.
COAL AND OIL SH~IX MINY WORKERS (P.,ENSIONS) FuRT ER. AMENDMENT BILL :-
lgess~gq from GpyqT1jpr, 11Q ; Motion (Mr . ~Baddelcy) for leave to bring in,' Bill
prescnie'd' and read 1','121 - Motion made for 20 and D6bate'adjouriied, 126 ;
resuined, Bill read 2', committed, reported without amendment, Report ad opted,
read 3' forthwith and Kent' to rbtuiii~d: ' `i~'itlil
out amendment, 1 .32 ; Assent reported, 149 .
CO-OPERATION (FuFLTHER AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Messag6 from Governor, 26 ; Motion (Mr. Jqmes 4fcGirr) for leave to bring in,
Bill presentee[ An read I' 'S read '21 an-d cbmn~ite~dl' 3~ . HoU;SC III, Committee,
r~poftbd' - -v~ifhout, 'ame-narnen't, . R,epor-t' adopfed, 38- .. . ; .'~i read'3' -aud-'sdnf to d6lin`eil 40 -
returned with .o6t A' ssent* Toper t ed, , " 68 .
CROWN LANDS (CONDITIONAL PURCHASE TRANSrFR) DILL :-
Motion (Mr . Shealian) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 145 ; read 2'
and committed,' reported w . ithout -I , men~diiieiit ~'Aep 6it 'aao-~,te4',~ 'read ~- forthwith
(Speaker's misent)"and s'e'int~ to Council, 169 ' ; returned ' without amendment, 183 ;
Assent reported, 189.
-1 ~ ."
CROWN LANDS (IRRIGATION AREAS SERVTCF-AfEN SET LEMENT) AMENDMENT BILL :-
*qssqge from Governor, 186 ; Motion (Mr . Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read il, 187 ; read 2~ "d committed, reported i0thout -amendment', Report
adopfed,1read 3~1 forthwith (Deputy'4pc4ker's consents and sent to 'Council, 195 ;
returned without amendment, 209; Assent reported, 214 .
ECONOMIC STABILITY AND WAR-T1MF, PROVISIONS CONTINtTANCE AMEND ENT Bgq4:- _9
tandiT*ig Orders su . spen ed (as rnatter of Urgency) to bring in and pas's through all
84gqs i ;i one day, Notion (Mr. Baddeley) for leave to bring 'in, Bill piesented
A` Teftd' 1',' read 2' 'and eommitte~4', T~p'6rted',vitiiout ainenduient, Report adopted,
read 3' and sent to Council, 10 ; returiied without anik,endment, 11 ; 4s~6iit i6ported,
f7 .
FACTORIES AND SHOP& (HOME DELIvERiFs) AMFNDMENT BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented J1ėport I and read P, 166 ; read 20
and 6ommiited, reported without amendment, aḋōptėd, Toad 31 forthwith
(sp'eaker"s consent) and sent to Coiincil, 174 I I ; F etu_ rne& wit(hlout aine lidment, 190 ;
Assent reported, 207 .
FARMERS' RELIEF (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 47 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Pill presented
and read 11, 48 ; read 2* and committed, reported *iihou~~ amchdhIeut,`R*epoTt
adopted, read 3' forthwith (4Peqker's consent) and sent to Council"81 ; 'returned
without ame~iament '99- 'Assent reported, 118 .
:FRIENDLY SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and ṙead 10, 146 ;
read 20. i~Ated re'po:rted without amendment Report adopted, read 31
forthwith (Speaker's consewt) ' ind sent to Council, 199 ' ; returned without amendment,
208 ; Assent re orted, 214 .
FRIENDLY SocirTiEs DISPENSARIEs ENABLING (A~UNDMENT) BILL :-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in to pass through all stages in one
qay, 224 ; Motion (Mr . Kdly) for 16flVc to ~r'ipg _g in, , !Bill pr6seiit6d -a'iid read 1',
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Repoirf adopted, read 31
and sent to Council, 224 ; returned without amendment, 233 ;
GENERAL LOAN Ac~couNT APPROPRIATION BILL :-
lvfqs~jgo (Loan Esti,?nateq, 1947-48) from Governor, log ; Standing Orders suspended
(qs vIdU& of urgency) ~to bring in and pass Bill through'all sta gps * in one day,
126. ; Ordered . foupded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 1-1) ; Bill presented
and read i read 21 arid committed, reported without endment, Report adopted,
read 31 and sent to Council, 131 ; returned withoutamamendment, 131 ; Assent
reported, 150.
GEORGE'S RivrR
- . 13RIDGE I (AM.MNDME )
- . 1. - ; ' . ~r PILL :~ -
Messa.ge from Governor, 83 ; Motion O'SOlivan) fo r leave to bring in, Bill presented
id r6hdI ~11 A4 I c 2', cqffiMitte reported wit] out ameDdincift-
90
Report adopted,
; read' 81 forth-,vitTI '(Sp,*~qkcr' .~`~'q~s-6.~'t) and sent' to Council, 91 ;
o .tit a'
'returned with-
miendine' n~t,' 1`06''; 'Ms6 . it re~oftod, 12Y .*

imbtx.,
1b47-48 .'
kfhilk:Ei4Ci~ To' Tlil~ VOit:S ~f4I~ ikbCh'k1tffi~§, j~tll PARLfAMENT-SECOND SESS16N.
BILLS (continued) :
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued)
GOVERYMENT GUARANT~& ~Aihi~51~LRT)
0
Message from Governor, 165 ; Motion (M~. jaoh~~ McGirr) for I&IV6 td brifik in, Bill
pyepelited,and readj"'.168 ; .ṙead 2' and committed, reported without . aniondinent,
Report adop-ted, read 30 (Speak,,r'~ con . seit) iiid sent to OouiiW, i9g; returned
,without anie'hilment, 26Y; As's'ent rc'p6rtcdj L4 .
Ho(JSING (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Mc~~a'g'q ir6iii Glov&iiok, 27 ; M'otfq~ (k~. r"vatt) foi led~,6 to Gring in,'_Bill presented
hifd re6d 1', I ft Mdtichi ffi .'14~ for 2'3 Jild' DebAd adjo'ur 11 : &J . initil ]ater hour of
~5 ; . ii)~iufi6d drid adjourifed, 38 ; r6,.td 21 aii4 . c6ibuktod, 88 ; House in
Cbminitte6', 42-' 44 ; iepoft6d witl i 6ft amwidmefftl' . Report Eid6j ;fcd, 65 ; read 31
mfd geft to Co'uii6l, 70 ; r-cOrn6d i'vith6d' ifin~iidiueiit, 90 ; Assent idported, 111 .
NDU
STRI AR B1TR
it END '
Message irom Governor, 172' . ; kot'ion (jUr . r~innan), for leave to .~riu,g in, Bill presented
and read 1'~ 1.87 ; read 21 and coniiiiiited, reported without aincildnient, Report
adopted, read 3 . forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 201 ; returned
without amendment, 208 ; Assent f6pdried, L~ .
JURY (AAUNDMiXT) DILf, :-
7&siag6 i~6)Ii dover~or,_ 27 :; . _Wt~on (Mr .,
C. E' . 9'ari M~) f6i leave to bring in, Bill
]Fr~ieute'd iq~d r'ei(l 1.0, ~1 ; read 2', 6i4nitte-il, iepo*~fca with ani6iidiiients, Report
adopted, 76 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 80 ; returned with am6nAments, 100 ;
House in Committee, Couiicil's . .anici~diiieilts . .agreed, to and one, further ainendment
made, Message to Council agreeiDg and drawing,attelitio''I , to nature of new amendihcn~,,121
; :KMgsQ6 fIVIh c6uiteif agic6hk to if6v affelidnierit ivith addelichim, 132 ;
Agsent rejYort6d, 150 .
K6~6jugjco STAu~E PARK (AiHN'D~mixT) kiLL :-
Message from Governor, 47 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for ie'a-ve* to Vfiiig iii,- Bill presented
and read 1', 48 ; read 2', committed, reported without aniendillent,-Report adopted,
read V forthi~ith (Sheakir's coiii~ni) and' s6ii to' NWn6h, 81 ; rcttu~"nd'd- xVithout
amendment,- 99 A§sont reported', 119'.
LAN~V SALES CoNiROL BILL :_'
ii6sNage from G(oveinori 220 ; standing Q'i-deig §usp~ndki (Ur&h~?j) to consider
motion for introduction of Bill, 223 ; M&i .Vn (All. . I'va)) -f& ldat,6 to bring in,
Bill presented and read .1', 223 ; read 2', committed, reported without aniondnicut,
Report ad opt6d,' i:c'iid 30 f6Afiwiffi ~S#~ak~rls ~67i~eWt) a*fid Sent 6' Council, :21 226 ;
r 6 t 0 r iidd with * an-lan(Imeuts ; 236 ; Housc in Conimiftee, Council I s dLAqI(V1k61,As agreed
to, Message to Couii~il, ' 238 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL (1947)
Standing,Qrders suspended (as Matter of Frgeifoy) to brilig .iii and iss,13 - P ill tfirough
!]I' stidge§ in ofie dhy, 126 ; Al.otion (Mr. C . E . Martin) for ledv6 . to bfiiig in, Bill
pi*6'seiited an'(f read 10, read 21' and conituittd,' i6pcifted,kvithout amendment, Report
.T(16ptbd, i6ad 30 iind s6nt' to Council, 130 ; returned without amendment, 132 ;
Assent reported, 150 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AmEND~IENT ' -1) (1,949). :
k6igaje., ii~u~ G'dvd rn'6r 22 0 ; Standirig, Oid&s stisimiiddd (Uige~vy) t6 consider
mb~lon fdr, introdifetioil oi Bill 223'- Aioiiofi (Mr . Weir) foi lcai;c to bring in, Bill
p.resented ~I~d' i(Kd 1-, 223 ; M6ti'6,i ~or 20 diid D6batc adjourned, 226 ; resumed,
Bill' R ii i~ad' ~*, conimitted, 227 ; flousi~ in Comh~idcc, rep6rfed ii4thout am*endment,
-
c off adbl5t6d, ieYd 3- f6rfh,~itli (Sp'bi~k6i'si c6its~nt) and s~iit to' Co'uncil, 227-8 ;
returned with amendments, 234-5 ; I-louse in . Committee, Council's amendments
agreed to, lkfessago to C60ficil, 23~ ; As s i46rted, 251 .
iAW or EviAz`NCE; Dii.,L (Pro fdrriui RfLh)
15i6sented ~Mr . ia,~zeis kcGirr), and read I' (pro forin,d), 4.
LEGAL ASSISTANCE (AMrNiiAtiNT) BILL :--
Message from Governor, 35 ; kotion (Mr . 6 . E . Mai-fin) io~ feave to Vrbig~ in, Bill
presented and read 1', 74. ;' fdad .2' aiid doffimitted, i6ported with an ani'endnient,
R6pori adopted, 76-7 ; roaTd 3' and §ent't o Couildil, 80 ; retuined witliout amendment,
99 ; Ass*enf repoited, 124 .
LiSMORE CITY COUNCIL (NIELSON PARK EXCHANGE) BILL:-
Received from Legislative CUtin"ci-f (iogei4ler- i~ith 66p'Y` of P,46~t jro~ geielct Com-
17fittic) arld redd I' (Mr. Frith:) 162 - [Order of Day foṙ 2' trdns?&rred tb Governinent
Bvsin~ss by 6rder of Speakerill read 21 and comh1itted, reported without
amendinbr, -
t,' Rbpcirt adopted, read 31 forthi~lth (Sneaker's aonsent) and returned
to Council ; 202 ; Xgsent reported. 208 .

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Vi
INDEX.
1917-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued):-
PROCEEDINGS ON'
(continued)
LOAN 13ILL (See "GENrRAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPRoprIATION BILL")
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AxENDMFNT) BrLL :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for loavo to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 151 ; read 20
committed, reported -without anicildnient, Report adopted, 154 ; read 3' and sent
to Council, 166 ; returned without amendment, 178 ; Assent reported, 18 .9 .
LOCAL GOVER-XMENT (AREAs) DiLL :-
Message from Governor, 30 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 10, 31-32 ; Motion inadc for 21 and Debate adjourned, 35 ; resumed and
idjourned, 40, 42, 44, 49 ; Amendment (Mr. Gollan) to refer to Select Committee
and Debate adjourned, 51 ; resumed, amendment negatived, Bill read 21 and
committed, 53-4-5 ; House in Committee, 59, 61 ; reported with amendments, Motion
made for adoption of Report and amendment to recommit, agreed to, recommitted,
reported 21 with further amendments, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith (Speaker's
consent) and sent to Council, 63-4 returned with aniendinents including amendincilt
in Title, 241-251 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to,
Message to Council, 254 .
LOCAL GOVERNAIENT (ELECTIONS) BILL'.-
.
Standing Orders suspended (as matter of Urgency) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring iii, Bill presented and
read 1', read 21, committed, reported without amendment, 'Report adopted, r6ad
31 and sent to Council, 94-5 ; returned -without amendment, 99 ; Assen~ reported,
106 .
LOCAL GOVMtNMFNT (ELECTOPLAL PRADvrsioNs) BrLL :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 64-5 ; Motion
made for 21, and Debate adjourned, 72 ; resumed and adjourned, 74 ; read 2*,
committed, reported without amendment RePOTt adopted, rdad 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 75-6 ; returned with amendments, 90 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 94 ;
Assent reported, 107 .
MARRIED WOMEN (LFcTuRzRS AND TEACHERS) ACTS REPEAL BILL :-
Message from Governor, 125 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, 126 ; Motion (Mr. Heffron) for lea-ve to
bring in, Bill presented and read 11, read 21, committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 30 and sent to Council, 127 ; returned without
amendment, 132 ; Assent reported, 150.
MONEY-LENDERS AND INFANTS LOANS (AMENDMENT) BmL-.-
Motion (Mr . C. Be . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 145-6 ;
read 2', committed, reported without ninendinent, Report adopted, 151 ; read 3'
and seni to Council, 1 .53 ; returned without aniendment, 1.70 ; Assent reported, 188 .
MORATORIUM (AMENDmENr) BILL'.-
Motion (Mr . Evatt) for leave to bring in a Bill, agreed to, 42 ; Bill presented (pursuant
to leave granted This Day) and read 1', 42 ; read 2', committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 65 ; read 3' and sent to Council ., 70 ; returned without
amendment, 89 ; Assent reported, 109.
PARLIAmz"Alty ALLOWANCES AND SALARIES BILL:-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion (Mr. James McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 84 ; Motion made for 2* and amendment (Mr. Treatt) to
refer to Select Committee, negatived, read 2', committe d, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to
Council, 97-8 ; returned without amendment, 110 ; Assent reported, 124 .
PARLIAMENTARY SELECT COMMITTrEs ENTABLLNG BILL :-'
Standing Orders suspended (as Inatter of Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill through
all stages in one. day, Message from Governor, 200 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, read 20 and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 and sent to Couneil, 201 ; returned
without aniendinent, 209 ; Assent Teported, 214 .
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS RFGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . C. E. Martin on behalf of Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 76 ; read 2' ., committed, reported -,rithout aniendinent, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consert) and sent to Council, 87 ; returned without
amendment, 99 ; Assent reported, 124 .
POLICE OFFENCES (Fi"-ARms) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Baddelcy) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 84 ; read 2*
and committed, 95 ; reported with amendments, Report adopted, 102 ; read 3* and
sent to Council, 102 ; returned with ,in amendment, 110 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 121 ; Assent reported, i29 .

INDEX . I Vii
1947-48 .
REFERENCES TO TIIE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TII PARLIA TOENT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
I
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
PoijcE REoULATION (APPEALS) AMENDMENT BILL'.-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 30 ;
read 21, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 41 ; read 31
(forinal Order of the Day) and sent to Council, 43 ; returned without amendment,
48 ; Assent reported, 69 .
PRICES REGULATION 13ILL :-
Message from Governor,220 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgeiicy) to consider motion
for introdoetion of Bill, 223 ; Alotion (Air. Fbinan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and re :id V, 224 ; read -9', committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3* forthwith (Speaker's conseut) and sent to Council, 225 ;
returned with amendments, 233-4 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments
agreed to, Message to Council, 238 .
.Pro Forina
(See "LAW or EVIDENCE BILL")
REGISTRATION or BIRTHS, DFATIIS AND MARRIAGES (A~%iEND'.%IENT) BILL :
Alotion (Mr.C.E .Marlin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1" 187 ;
read 2' and counnitted, reported without aluendinent, Report adopted, read 31
forthwith (Speaker's conscvt) and sent to Council, 199-200 ; returned without
amendment, 209 ; Assent reported,
RIVERS AND FORESTIORES IMPROVEMFNT Bim, :-
Message from Governor, 166 ; Motion (Mr . Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 1.46, Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 152 ; resunied and
adjourned, 3.54, 166 ; resumed, read 2' and committed, reported with
amendmciits, Report ndopted, read 3' forthwith (Spcakcr~s Cons cvt, ) and Sent to
Council, 188 ; returned Nvith amendments, 2 .1 .0 ; Rouse in Connuittee, Legislative
Council's aniondinents agreed to, Message to Council, 211 ; Assent ' reported, 215 .
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH COMMUNITIES' LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. C. E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 146 ;
read 20, committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 151 ; read 3'
and sent to Council, 153 ; returned without amendment, 169 ; Assent reported, 189 .
RURAT, 13ANK or NEW SOUTH WALES (GENERAL BANHINo) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 1 .1.9 ; Motion (31r . James McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 120 ; read 21, committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 127 ;
returned without amendment, 132 ; Assent reported, 150.
RYDE MENTAL HOSPITAL CowmucTioN BII.L :-
Message from Governor, 18 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 11, 138 ; read 2',. committed, reported without elIt, no port
adopted, 151 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 154 ; returned without am 11( D cut,, 170 ;
Assent reported, 188 .
STATE TILEWORKs BILL :-
Message from Governor, 18 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 31 ; Motion made for 21 and Debate adjourned, 35 ; aniondmc
nt
(Mr. Treatt) to read 2' "this day one month," and Debate adjourned, 81-2 ;
resumed and adjourned, 84 ; resumed and amendment regatived, read 20, committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's
consert), and sont to Council, 86-7 ; returned without amendment, 98 ;, Assent
rbported, 124.
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) AmFNDMIrNT BILI .-.-
Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 41 ; motion
for 2' and Debate adjourned, 77 ; resumed and adjourned, 97 ; resunied (by consent
of 11ouse) although set down for To-morrow, and adjourned, 100 ; resumed, Bill read
2' and committed, reported %Nitliout amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 101-102 ; returned without amendment,
110 ; Assent reported, 130 .
STATUTORY SALARIES ADJUSTM.ENT PILL :-
Messago from Governor, 1 .61 ; Motion (Mr. 3antes McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 168 ; read 21 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (Spcakcr~s consent) and sent to Council, 170 ;
returned without amendment, 209 ; Assent reported, 215 .

viii
INDEX,
1947-48 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SHCOND SESSION.
BILLS -(continued) :-
13
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
STOCK (ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill prescnt~d and read P, 146 ; Motion
for 2' and Debate adjourned, 169 ; resumed, Bill read 20 and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith (Speak&s consent)
and sent to Council, 174 ; returned without amendment, 190 ; Assent
reported, 207.
SUPERANNUKTION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 165 ; Motion (Mr . C. E .Martin) f or leave to bfing in, Bill
presented and read 10, 172 ; Motion made for 21 and Debate adjourned, 179 ;
resumed, Bill iead 21 and committed, ieported with amendments, Report adopted,
181 ; read V and 6ent to Council, 182 ; returned with an ameAdnient, . 194f House
in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 194-5 ;' Assent
reported, 207 .
SUPPLY 13ILL (1947) :-
Message from Governor, 8 ; Standing Orders suspended (as matter of Urgency) for
appaintme'rit,forthwith of Committees of Supply and Waysand Yeans and to -bring
in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 8 ; Ordered, founded on Resoluti6n of
trays, and Means (No . :1), Bill presented and read 1*, reid 2', committed,
Tdported without 6.mendment, Report adopted, read 30 and scnt to Council,
9-10 ; returned without amendment, 11 ; Assent reported, 17 .
SUPPLY BILL (No . 2) (1947) :-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and . Means
(No . 2),- Bill presented and read 1*, reid 21 (by co'nsent), confinifted, reported
witho~Um
t am6ndment, Report adopted, read 3* (by gonsent) and sent to Council, 71 ;
returned without amendment, 83 ; Assent reported,
SUPPLY BILL (1948) :-
Messdge from Governor, 220 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, 224 ; Ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways
and Means (No . 13), Bill presented and read 1', read ~*, eommi~ted, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to, Council, 228-9 ; returned
without amendment, 233 .
SUPREMt COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS (I`Ro~rHoNoTARY) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message from Go~ernor, 179 ; Motion (Mr. C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 11, 187 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputy Speaker's consent) and sent to
Council, 200 ; returned without amendment, ~08 ; Assent r6pori6d, 2M .-
S,wiNE Compi~NsAriox TAXATION BILL :-
Message from Governor, 175 ; Standing Orders susp6nded (Urgency) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, 175 ; Ordered founded. .on Resolution of
Ways and Means (No . 12), Bill presented and read 1', read 21 and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted ; read 3*, and sent to Council, 175-6 ;
-returned without amendment, 190 ; Assent reported, 207 .
TRANSPORT (Orpims GRATUITirs) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message fiom, Governor, 145 ; Motion (Mr . O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Hill
presented and read 10, 151 ; read 2* and committed, - iepbrted without amendment,
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (Deputy-Speakc r's consent) and sent
to Council, 185; returned without amendment, 208 ; Assent reported, 215 ;
UNIVERSITY A14~; tNfVER§IT_Y OoLLEaig (AkENDMF~T) BILL :-
_(Mr'- J' tei McGirk on behalf of Mr . Heffron),
kessa~go from' Governor, 178 ; Motion an
Bill presefi.te4 and read 11, 186-187 ; Motion for 21 6:Ad D6bafe Adjourned, 196 ;
resumed, Bill read 2' afid committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 31 forihwith (Speaker's consent) and . sent to 06"611, 198-199 ; returned
without amendfiiOA, 209 ; Assent reported, 21 .6 .
WORK-mvN's CompFxsATioN (BRoxEx HILL) Av.IWDMFNT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 168,-' Motion'(Mr . Fin4") for loav6 to bring in, Bill- presented
and read 1', 168-9 ; read 20 and committed, reported- without amendment,, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's consent) and gent io Co"u"n'61, 173 ;
returned without amendment, 183 ; Assent reported, 188 .
BLACK ROD :--
Delivers Message from Governor, 2 .
13ODY OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
BRITAIN (See "FOOD FOR BRITAIN!') .
bUDdk~ (Sde 4114AN&") .

INDEX .
ix
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION . .
BUSINESS :-
Amendm'c'lni (by c'onsiiit) to m6tion of General Bdsifiess td iiisert ccr'i~in ibor'dij i&
Formal-Third Reading taken as, 43 .
General Business, Order of the Day, postponed, 138, 177.
Order of Day, fixed for To-morrow, take n (by conscit of House) forthwith, 100 .'
Disposed of, Government Business proceeded -with, 48 .'
Interrupted by Government Business taking precedence, 40, 59, 80, 106, i2o, 146, 164,
178, 194 .
Order of the Day postponed, 138, 177 .
BUSINESS DAYS, Houns OF SIT-TING AND PRECEDENCE OF :-
M6tion (Mr. Janids McGirr), That, during present Session, House shall .mect for, despatch
of Business at 2.30 p.m . on Tuesday and Wednesday in each weeki and ow Thursdays
. .at IX a.m ., etc ., etc,, agreed to, 34 .
kotf6n (Mr. J~aincs McGirr) (after Urg~6ncy-Suspension of St~nding Orde'r8), That,-
(a) Government Business shall take precedence of General Business on Tuesday
in each week ; (b) the provisions of paragraphs (2), (3) pnd (4) of the Sessional
Order adopted on l5th October, 1947, shall not apply to the ~itting_s of Wj Ilouse
on Thursdayin each week ; and (e) The House stiall mect for the d6spatch . of . business
on Friday in each week at 11 o'clock, a.m ., and Govern.nient Business only shall
be dealt with,-amendment (Mr. Treatt) to oinit paragraph (a), agreed to, Motion
as amended, agreed to, 5S-9 .
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) (aft6r Urgency-&spension of Standirg and Ses-84onal
Ord~hy to give Govermhent Business prec6dence of General Business at current
sitting (a General Business Day) agreed to, 036.
GOVERNMENT:-
OrdCi of Day set down for Speeilied (lay, 35.
Proceeded with at 6 o'clock p.m ., 40, 59, 145, 164 .
BY CONSENT (See also "BUSINESS" and also "BILLS" also "AMENDAIENTS") :-
Motion amended, iS .
Order of Day, fixed for to-morrow taken forthwith, 100 .
CABINET (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
C
CASE OF CLIFFORD TASMAN' THOMPSON:-
Motion moved (Mr. Jey Bate) (after Urgency-Suspension of Standbug and gc~~ional
Orders), That address be presented to Govefii6r re tab , lin .'r, all papeig ij~ 61,111oction
with, agreed to, 252 .
CENSURE (See "VOTE OF CENSURE") .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKEA") :-
Commission to Administer Oath of Allegiance, 3 .
TkAipofiARY-
Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen, 3 .
CHAMBER (See "ASSEMBLY") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY :-
ke-a-a6 P,*0,dama* tion 0I O~cn1ifig of 8essio~, 1 .
RETHiEm'EN,i~ Or ME . FREDERIo BARKER LANGLEY :-
Reported, 2 .
APPOINTMENT or MA. HARRY ROBBINS, M .C. :-
Reported ;
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES-111LEOTION OF kE*'ArDE1z`T0' :-
Reads writ for, 44-5, 230-1 .
R6idj Ord`6i of D,iy, Nnd' digi5layg Ballot Box* for, 67, 241 .
CLOSER SETTLEMEINTT-1VAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT :-
RESUMPTIONS OR PURCHASES FOR :-
BEDFORD PARK ANu TO'NDFBURINE, GoRA7 CRrFK, KING'S PLAINS AND KYWONG ESTATES :-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) That House approves of certain lands comprised in,
a~rrc~d to, 125 .
BOYI)i QCARRAWOBIi7~4 I14~fILLL AND t&I'S PAAK AND WOCWARAGAMA ESTATE~ :-
Votion made (Mr . Sheahan) That House approves of certain lan*ds comprised in,
agreed to, 125 .

INDEX.
1947-48 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT-WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT (continued) :-
RESUMPTIONS OP. PURCHASES FOR (eortinlied) '.-
C
CAR,ABOST (PART) EsT.ATT, :-
Motion made (Mr . Weir) That House approves of Purchase of certain lands Comprised
in, agreed to, 001 .
COREE PARK, GRImm DOWNS, KENYU, MURTIIY~S, MARAGLE, NANGUS AND TINTALDRA
ESTATES :-
Motion made (31r. Sheahan) That House approves of lands comprised ill, agreed to, 34 .
ELLFR.SS,IE AND PART TOO~61A ESTATZS:~
Motion made (Mr . Sheahan) That House approves of lands comprised in, agreed to, 145 .
EUROPAMBELA, ROACHDALE AND WALLINGTON ESTATES :-
Motion made (Mr . Shcahan) That House approves of cortain lands comprised ill,
agreed to, 3475 .
KINROSS ESTATE :-
Motion inade (Mr . Sheahan) That I-louse approves of lands comprised in, agreed to, 126 .
JF3f.ALONG ESTATE (PART) :-
Motion made (Mr . Sheahan) (after Urgo?,cy-Svspe2islon of Standiiig Orders) That
House approves of lands comprised in, 239 .
NoRTII W,,,KooT, ESTATE :-
Motion made (Mr . Weir) That House approves of resuluptioll of lands comprised in,
agreed to, 201-2021 .
SOLDIERS' L~\NTD 91`TTLE-.%IENT :-
Motion (Mr. Fred, Cahill), That, ill 1110 op ;llioll of this House, ill view of the
frustnition and dela,y occasioned to intefiding, soldier settlers, in all cases of
conflict between Coninionwcalth and State eXpOrts as to suitability and location of
farm areas to be acquired for that purpose, the Minister for Lands in the State
concerned should have the power of final decision thereoD, and debate adjourned, 59 .
CLOSUBE :-
OF DEBATE-
Motion "TImt the question be now put," ncyativcd, 105-106 ; agreed to, 53, 54, 101, 139,
140, 160, 217 .
COMMISSTONS :-
Speaker's, to 9(lininister O .,itb or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 1 .
Deputy-Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 3.
VOMMITTEES (See also "FINANCE")
HOUSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 37 .
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, 37 .
PRINTING :-
Acting-Chairnian brings ill) Report, 64 .
Sessional Order appointing, 37-8 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Nominations received :iiid date of election appointed by Speaker, 33 ; Members
elected, 39-40 .
SELECT :-
Alteration of personnel (by consent), 48 .
DEcrNTRALiSATION OF EDUCATION :-
Motion (Mr. Darby) for appointment of, to inquire into and report upon, etc., and
Debate adjourned, 80 ; resumed, and amendment (Captain Arthur) -to widen scope
of Inquiry, and Debate adjourned, 119-120 ; resumed, -ad adjourned, 144-5 .
ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES :-
Motion (Lieut.-Col. Robson) for appointment of, to inquire into and report . upon,
etc ., etc ., and Debate adjourned, 40 ; resumed, aniendinent (by consent) to add
Messrs . McGrath, Wattison and Jack Beale, agreed to, Motion, as amended,
agreed to, 47-48 .
REPORTING OF EVIDrNcE TAxEN BEFORE :-
Statement by Speaker regarding the reversion to "question and answer" form,
69-70 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 37.
COMMUNIST PARTY IN N .SAIT.-CURTAILMENT OF ACTIVITIES :-
Motion (M,?-. Treatt) (after Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders-Urgency),
That, in the opinion of House, the law of Treason, Sedition and Criminal Conspiracy
should be enforced etc ., etc ., and amendment (Mr. James McGirr) to leave
out all words after word "That" with view of inserting others, agreed to, Motion,
as amended, agreed to, 158-161.
COUNT-OUT (See "NO QUORUM") .

INDEX .
Xi
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMBNT-SECOND SESSION .
'DEATH:-
LUCIEN LxivRENcr CUNNINGHAM, ESQUIRE :-
Motion respecting .loss sustained and of sympathy with relatives,
tribute of respect, 155 .
WILLIAM MATTHEW CuRaEy, ESQUIRE, V .C. :-
Motion respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with relatives,
tribute of respect, 203 .
and adjournment as
and adjournment as
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "CLOSURE") :-
Adjourned, oil motion of Member speaking, 35, 38, 77, 80, 145, 164 .
Adjourned (to take precedence on specified day), 7, 16, 20, 2,3~ 26, 28 .
Interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, Government Business
proceeded with, 40, 59~ 80, 106, 120 .
Interrupted at 10 .20 o'clock p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 40, 51, 74, 87, 179 .
Member alloNved to continue speech for further period, 28, 40, 80(2), 120("), 145(2), 160,
164, 178, 194 .
Member not allowed to continue speech for further period (on division), 42 ; (on the
voices), 169 .
On aniendment to motion of General Business, adjourned, 120 .
Oil motion, "That Message be sent to Legislative Council," 121.
Reply-to Debate upon motion for 20 of Bill, 75, 101, 103, 151('-), 154, 174, 198, 227.
to Debate oil -Notice of Motion of General Business, 140, 160 .
Resumption of, ordered for specified day, 7, 35 .
Resumed, oil inotion for adoption of Address-in-Reply to Governor's Opening Specell,
15-16 20 22 25, 28, 30 .
Speaker puts Question under Standing Order 3395, 58 .
Speaker inakes announcement respecting relaxation of rigidity of scope oil, on Adjournment,
185 .
DECENTRALISATION OF EDUCATION (See "COMMITTEES--SELECT") .
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
de VALERA, MR . E . (See "ADMISSION TO THE 13ODY OF THE HOUSE") .
DEVONSHIRE-STREET, SYDNEY, RESUMPTION (See "HOUSING ACT, 1912") .
DISORDER (See also "MEMBERS") :-
During Question Time-Member removed from Chamber, 171 .
DIVISIONS :- ! i .
IN THE Housr:-
Amendment oil motion for 21 to refer Bill to Select Committee (negatioved), 98 .
Building Operations and Building Materials Control (Amendment) Bill, 103 .
Censure motion, 140(') .
Communist Party-Curtailment of Activities, 160('), 161(2) .
Lnud Sales Control Bill, 226 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill (1948), 227 .
Local Government (Areas) Bill, 31, 53, 54(2), 55, 64 .
Local Government (Electoral Provisions) Bill, 75, 76 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 98 .
Sessional Orders-Urgency motion respecting (agreed to), 57, 58 .
State Tileivorks Bill, 86(2)3
State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill, 101 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to.-
Consider motion respecting Business Days, Hours of Sitting-Precedence of Business
(Sessional Orders also suspended) agreed to, 58 .
That Bill be now read 2*, 54-5, 75,
That Bill be read 30, 64, 76 .
863 1 .03, 226 .
That Bill be referred to Select Committee (nega6ved), 54,
That leave be given to bring in Bill (agreed to), 31, 64.
98 .
That Member be allowed to continue speech for further period (negatived), 42.
That the question be now put (agreed to), 53, 54~ 101) 139, 1403 160, 217-218, 227 ;
(negatived), 105-106 .
That words proposed to be left out stand (agreed to) 54, 86, 98 ; (negatived), 160.
That words proposed to be inserted be so inserted (agreed to), 161.
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to-
Ban on wool shipments, negatived, 118 .
Communist Party in N.S.W.-Curtailment of Activities, 161 .
Nationalisation of Banking, negatieved, 4 .
Preservation of Sovereign Powers Of State Parliaments in Relation to Price-fixing,
negatived, 198 .
Proposal for a Referendum on Federal Banking Legislation, negatived, 68 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to consider motion respecting amended Sessional
Order 57.
Transportation ' of Wheat 114.rvest to the Seaboard~ negatived, 237 .
Vote of Censure, 140 (2) .

zu . - INDEX.
194748.,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCERDINGSi 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSIONe
DIVISIONS (continucd) :~
IN COMMITTEE OF THr, Wirovn :-
Building Operations and Building Materials Control (Amendment) Bill, 289; 260 .
Housing (Amendment) 1~ill, isil .
Land Sales Control Bill, 296.
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill (1948), 296, 297, 298 .
Lbcdl,GbveHfm6Kt (Afeag) Bill, 075, 276 (2)i 277 (2yj 278, 279, 280 (2) (L ~'islativ6 g
Council's ainend4nents), 299 .
Local Government (Electoral Provisiofis) Bill, 283 (2) .
Prices Regulation Bill, 29t .
Rivers and Foicshoicg Imp~rovcmcnt Bill, 293 .
State Tilewofks Bill, 185 .
State transport Afff6fidindit hill, 297, 29A (2), 289.
That the Chairman leave the Chair to ie~ori a POini of Order, ~16 .
That the Clau66 be postpbn6d, 277.
That the Question be now put, 287, 288 .
IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS'.-
Financial Stateiii6nt, 2'61, ~62-
That the Cliaiiiii"In 16,~~,e the didii, 2k
That 06 Chairniaii ka~,c fhe Chair 16 report a Point 6i Older, 291 .
DOCUMI'i'~TS (See "PAPERS" under General Ifideii) .
EDUCATION (See "COMMITTEES-78ELECT") .
ILEI CTORAL ;-~-
ELEmRAL DISTRICT OF COOGEM:-
Death of Lucien Lawrence . Cunningham, Esquire,jepo~ted, and seat declaied vacant, 157,
Issue and Return'of Writ, i4d Elc&ion ~! keviff Ellii, Riqufrc,- re'porie'd ; Air . Ellis
introduced and sworn, 205 .
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HARTLKY-.-
Re.signation-,of Hon . Hqmilton Knight reported, and seat declared vacant,, 53 .
Isguo and Return of Writ, and election of James Chalm6rs reported ; Mr . Chalmers
introduced and sworn, 135 .
ELECTOR~AL DISTRICT OF KOGAPLAH :-
Death of William Matthew*' Currey', Esquire ; V.C ., tovdTted, and goat aedla'red vacant,
205 . -
Issue and Return of jVrit, ,In-d' ele6fio~i ol D6bAlaig Dbft~afd Ct689-- E8'q'u'iic',- r6'ported;
Mr . Cross introduced and sw&n,' U9.
ELIZABETH, H .R.H.
THE PRINCESS (See "ADDRESSE S'')
.ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE")
FINANCE
SUPPLY --
Motion made (after suspension of Stdivding Ordcrs---~Urgency) that House v~ili, at a
later hour Of the day, resolve itgelf,into
,
Committee,
House in Committee (Estimates), 112 ; (Financial Statement) ; 85 ;, (Loan Estimates),
110, 122, 130 ; (Supply Bill . :(1947))i 8 ; (Supply fi& (ko. 2)- (1947)), 70 ;
(Supply Bill (1948)), 224, 228 .
Resolutions reported (Fstimates), 112 ; (Financial Statcm6it)l
'
1 86 ;' (Loan Estimates),
h . 0' ; (Supply' Bill), A ; (S-ii-j~~iy Bili ~,Nb'.' 2) (194f)):, 70- (Supply gill (1948)),
2~2 8
Resolutions, agreed to (Estimates), 114 ; (Financial Statement)', 85 ; (Loan,Estiinates),
130 ;' (&Wftl~ Pilt, 1V4'7)', 9',- (Si4~i2j Bill .(96 . 2 (1947)), 71 ~ (Supply Bill
(1948)), 229.

1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
FINANCE (ppntfnued) :-
WAYS AND MEANS:-
Motion made (after suspension of Standing Orders,-Urgency) that House will,
.
at
a latbr houf of the Day, Tesolve itself into C6mmittee, 8 .
House in Committee '(Fin~aftcial Statem6Lt), 85, 98, 102, 106, 110, 111 ; House in
(Estimates), 114 ;'(Loa'n Estimates), 130 ; Bill (194~)), 9 ;
(supply Bill (No . 2) (1947) ), 71 ; (Swine Compensation §T1'11P1P.`tV1.'n), 175 ; (Supply
-
Bill -(1948) 229 .
Resolutions reported (FinmTeial Statement), 111 ; (Estimates), 114 ; (Loan Estimates),
130 ; (Supply Bill (1947)), 9 (Supply Bill (No . 2) (1947)), 81 ; (ig'wine Co,7.npensation
Taxation), 175 ; (Supply Bill (1948)), L9 .
RCS0111tiORS agreed to (Financial Statement), 111 ; (Estimates), 114 ; (Loan Estimates),
j3p ; (Supply Bill (1947)), P ; (Sipply Bill (No . 2) 1947)), 71 ; (Swine Coln opsdtion-Ta~'aition5','175~
;`
(Siip~ply'Bill'(1948)))_229 ._'
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSION TO THE BODY OF THE HOUSE'!) .
~~ 11 -- - ~ :1 ~ - i .- ~ -
FOOD AID FOR BRITAIN-NEED FOR POPULATION RE-DISTRIBUTION A14D
ECONOMIC V.LANNING :-
~Iqtion (4r . Tur er) That, in opinion of I-louse, the situation of Britain calls for
immediatq d F .~§tjp 4p4 far reap!1ing !'!an etc . ote ., and that Priine Minister of
lkl!'84441i~_ be urg .ed to supim-on c.onference of Federal-and Stato'P~rlianients and
to *approach British Goyernmept with view to sifinni6ning'Ilil~eiial Conference etc .
Fte ., and Debate adjourned, 178 .
GOVERNMENT WHIP :-
Appointment of Hon . MeMl~qr for Rockdale as, announced, 123 .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
ssagq from, delivered by TJ§her of tj~e :Plp.LQk I~qd, 2 .
G
OPENING SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr .-Speahcr, 5 .
Motion made fo`r~ acloption :-7of, 'Add ress'-in-Re'pl y, adjourned (tq fake
pr,cogdenpp), 7,, 1,6, 20, 23',' 2,q 15 :10 2'6-2~ '~5 ~8' _~Q ; Address
fl agre*ed to, 30 ;' preschteJ to, alid Answer reported, 38'
HANSARD (See
H
"PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF,!!)
HOURS OF SITTING (See "BUSINESS")
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") . . .
.
I
" ' . " I -
. .
HOUSING ACT, 1912 :-
REsumpmoN or LAND UNDE~, Dn,,o,NsmE-sTMT, SYDMEY :~
Motion (Mr. Evait) That House approves and Debate adjourned 181-182 ; resumed
and adjourned, 182 ; resnmed, Motion dgr~cd to, 186.
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE !,'FOOD AID FOR BRITAIN2~) .
INDUSTRZIAL DISRUPTION (See "VQTE OF CENTSUIZE") .
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT'!) .
LANGLEY,.MR .
FREDERIC BARKER (See "CLERK OP ASSEMBLY")
"1 -1 .1 . . . - . . -1111
LEAV19 OF A13SENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEM13LY (See "ASSEMBLY") .
I

AV, INDEX .
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
L
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also PAPERS INDEX under
this heading) :-
ELECTION OF MEMBER TO :-
Speaker reports Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for (and forwarding
copy thereof to Legislative Assembly, Writ read by Clerk), 44-5, 230-231.
Clerk reads Order of Day and displays Ballot Box, 67, 241 .
Speaker declares Ballot open ; orders that Doors be locked, and later, unlocked, and
declares Ballot closed, 67, 241 .
William Robert Coulter, Esquire, election of reported, 73 .
James Denis Kenny, Esquire, election of, repoyted, 252 .
LI13RARY (See "COINEiNIITTEES") .
LICHFIELD, THE RIGHT REVEREND THE LORD BTSHOP (See
BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
"ADMISSION TO
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919 :-
DISALLOWANCE or AMENDMENTS (4) (a) (1) AND (4) (b) OF ORDINANCB 9 UNDER :-
Motion made (Mrs . Fowler) for disallowance . Point of Order (Mr. Tully) That
motion was out of order inasmuch as the House had directed that the Resumption
of Debate on Address-in-Reply should take precedence of all other Business,-
overruled by Mr. Speaker, Motion agreed to, 22 .
LORD MAYOR'S PATRIOTTC AND WAR FUND (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
M
MARTIN, TRE HONOURABLE CLARENCE EDWARD (See "UNIVERSITY OF
SYDNEY") .
MEMBERS (See also "DEATH" ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Death reported, 155, 205 .
]leave of absence (by consent) granted to, on account of (illness), 4(l), (absence froin
(State) 4('), 135 .
Makes Personal Explanation, 148 .
Record votes for election of Member to Legislative Council, 67 .
Resignation (Mr. Hamilton Knight) reported, 53 .
Speeches-Motion to allow to continue for further period, agreed to, 28, 40, 48, 80(')
120(-), 145(2), 160, 164 ., 178, 194 ; negatived, 42, 169 .
Sworn, 2, 135, 205, 219 .
DisoRDYE :-
Removed by Serjeant-at-Arms from Clinpiber, 146, 171 .
Speaker makes statement relative to removal of Honourable Member for Wollondilly
from Chamber, and Press report of eiremnstances, 147 .
MESSAGES :-
FROM THE GOVERNOR :-
1. Recommending Supply Bill (1947), 8 .
2. Assenting to Supply Bill (1947), 17.
3 . Do Economic Stability ,Ind War-time Provisions Continuance (Amendment)
Bill, 17 .
4 . Recommending Ryde Meptal Hospital Construction Bill, 18 .
6. Do State Tileworhs Bill, 18 .
6. Do Co-operation (Further Amendment) Bill, 26 .
7 . Do Housing (Amendment) Bill, 27 .
8 . Do Jury (Amendment) Bill, 27 .
9. Do Local Government (Areas) Bill, 30 .
10 . Do Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 35 .
11 . Announcing issue of Writ for election of Member to Legislative Council, 44 .
12 . Recommending FaYMOTS' Relief (Amendment) Bill, 47 .
13 . Do 1"_osciusko-Statc Park (Amendment) Bill, 47 .
14 . Assenting to Co-operation (Further Amendment) Bill, 68 .
15. Do Police Regulation (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 69 .
16 . Recommending Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 69 .
17 . Do Supply Bill (No . 2) (1947), 69 .
is . Do Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 79 .
19 . Do George's River Bridge (Amendment) Bill, 83 .
20 . Do Building Operations and Building Materials Control (Amendment)
Bill, 83 .
21 . Do Appropriation Bill (Budget Papers, 1947-1948), 85 .
22 . Assenting to Supply Bill (No . 2) (1947), 97 .
23 . Do Local Government (Elections) Bill, 106.
24 . Do Local Government (Electoral Provisions) Dill, 107 .
25 . Do Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, 109.
26. Recommending Loan Estimates, 1947-1948 (General Loan Account Appropriation
Bill), 109 .

INDEX,
194T-48 .
.PREFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE GoVERNOR (continued) :-
27 . Assenting to Housing (Amendment) Bill, 111 .
28 . Do Farmers' Relief (Amendment) Bill, 118 .
29 . Do Kosciusko State Park (Amendment) Bill, 119 .
30 . Do Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 119 .
1W
31 . Recommen ding Rural Bank of New South Wales (General Banking) Bill, 119 .
32 . Do Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) FurtbQr Amendment
Bill" 1.19 .
33 . Assenting to Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 124 .
` 4 . Do Legal Assistance (Aniendnient) Bill, 124 .
35 . Do Pbysiothcrapists Registration. (Amendment) Bill, 124.
36 . Do State Tileworks Bill, 124 .
37 . Recommen ding Married Women (Lecturers and Teachers) Acts Repeal Bill, 125 .
38 . Assenting to Police Offences (Firearms) Amendment Bill, 129 .
39 . Do George's River Bridge (Amendment) Bill, 129 .
40 . Do State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill, 130.
41 . Recommending Transport (Officers Gratuities) Amendment Pill, 145 .
42 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill ' 149 .
43 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale ' Mine Workers (Pensions) Further Amendment
Bill, 149 .
44 . Do General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 150 .
d5 . Do Jury (Amendment) Bill, 150 .
46 . Do Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill (1947), 150 .
47 . Do Married Women (Lecturers and Teachers) Acts Repeal Dii), 150 .
48 . Do Rural Bank of New South Wales (General Banking) Bill, 1,50 .
49 . Recommending Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 161 .
5 0 . Do Superannuation . (Amendment) Bill, 1 .65 .
51 . Do Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
52 . Do Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Bill, 166 .
.
53 . Do Closer Settlement Validation Bill, 168.
54 . Do Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 168 .
55 . Do Caniperdown Cemetery Bill, 171.
56 . Do Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 172 .
57 . Do Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 175 .
58 . Do University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 178 .
59 . Do Supreme Courts and Circuit Courts (Prothonotary) Aniendment
Pill, 179 .
60 . Do Crown Lands (Irrigation Areas Servicemen Settlement) Amendment
Bill, 186.
61 . Assenting to Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 188 .
62 . Do Rydo Mental Hospital Construction Bill, 188 .
63 . Do Money-lenders and Infants Loans (Amendment) Bill, 188 .
64 . Do Roman Catholic Church Communities' Lands (Amendment) Bill,
189 .
65 . Do Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) Amendment Bill, 189 .
66 . Do Crown Lands (Conditional Purchases Transfer) bill, 1.89 .
67 . Do Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 189 .
68 . Recommending Parliamentary Select Committees Enabling Bill, 200 .
69 . Assenting to Closer Settlement Validation Bill, 207 .
70 . Do Stock (Artificial Insemination) Bill, 207 .
71 . Do Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 207 .
72 . Do Superannuation (Amendment) Bill 207 .
73 . Do Factories and Shops (Home Deliveries) Amen(Inient Bill, 0.07 .
74 . Do Lismore City Council (Nielson Park Exchange) Pill, 208,
75 . Do Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Pill, 21.3 .
76 . Do Camperdowii Cemetery Bill, 213 .
77 . Do Crown Lands (Irrigation Areas Servicemen Settlement) Amendment
Bill, 214 .
78 . Do Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, 214.
79 . Do Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, 214 .
80. Do Parliamentary Select Committees Enabling Bill, 214 .
81 . Do Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (Amendment) Bill
214.
85 . Do Transport (Officers Gratuities) Amendment Bill, 21 .5 .
83 . Do Supreme Court and Circuit Courts (Prothonotary) Amendment Bill,
215 .
84. Do Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 215 .
85 . Do Transport (Officers Gratuities) Amendment) Bill, 215 .
86 . Do University and University Colleges (Anicudinent) Bill, 21.6 .
87 . Recommending Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill (1948), 220 .
88 . Do Land Sales Control Bill, 220 .
99 . Do Prices Revulation Bill, 220 .
90 . Do Supply Bill (1948), 220 .
91 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Election of Member to Legislative Council, 230 .
92 . Assenting to Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill (1948) ; 251,

Xvi - . . . INDEM, tj
-1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDING3, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
N
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM ASS=BLY TO COUNCIL :-
ii
Addendum to, concerning pew amendment in Jur (Amendment) Bill, 121 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments in the
Lo'CaY Govcinnient' (Eldcior~al Provisions) Bill, 94 .
Police Off ences- '(Firearms j Amendment Bill, i2l .
Closer Settlement Validation Bill, 189 .
Super~nuuation (Aniendment) Bill, 195 .
Cauipordown Cemetery Bill, 211 .
Ricers and Fores4pres Improvement Bill, 211 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 238 .
Laud Sales Control Bill, 238 .
Prices Regulation' Bill, 238 .
Local Government (Areas) Bill, 254 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments and making another amendment in the Jury
(Amendment) bift, 121 .
Returning-
Lismore City Council (Nielson Park Exchange) Bill, without amendment, 202 .
Transmitting-
Supply Bill (1947), 10 .
E'conomic Stability and War-tinie Provisions Contilluance (Amendment) Bill, 10.
Co-operation (Furtlier Amendment) Bill, 40 .
Police Reg~!lation (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 43 .
L'0'~al Govcriiui~nt (Ar'cas) Bill, 6i .
Housing (Amendment) Bill, 70 .
Moratorium (Amen'dmeiA5 'Bill, 70 .
Supply Bill (No . 2), 71 .
Local Government (Electoral , Provisions) Bill, 76 .
Jury (Amen6~ 6n t)
0 .
Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 80 .
.
Farmers' Relief (Amendment) Bill, 81 .
Kosciusko State Park (Amendment) Bill, 81 .
State Tileworks Bill, 87 .
Pbysiotherapists Registration (Amendment) Bill, 87 .
Gcork6's River Bridge (Amendment) Bill, 91.
Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 94 .
Local Government '(Elections) Bill, 95 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 98 .
Police Offences (Firearms) Amendment Bill, ' 102 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill, 1 .02.
Building Operations and Building Materials Control (Amendment) Bill, 106 .
Appropris~tion Bill, 115 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pension@) Further Amendment Bill, 12 .6 .
Married Women (Lecturers and Teachers) Acts Repeal Bill, 127 .
Rural Bank of Now South Wales (General Banking) -Bill, 127 .
Landlord and Tenant 0,inendment) Bill, 130 .
General L~an A:ccount Appropriation Bill, 131 .
Money-lenders and infants Loans (Ameitdinent) Bill, 153 .
Roman Catholic Churph Communities' Lands (Amendment) Bill, 153 .
Ryde Mental Hospital C.onstrp!3tion Bill, 154 .
Local GOVOTninent (Amendment) Bill, 16 .6 .
Crown Land' (CondWon'al* P-urchases Tiansfer) pill, 169 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Work.ers (Ponsions) AReudm,eut Bill, 174 .
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Ai!ien-dinent Bill, 173 .
Closer Settlement Validation Bill, 174 .'
Factories and Shops (Home Deliveries) Amendment Bill, 174.
Stock (Artificial Insemination) Bill, 174 .
Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 1~4 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 182.
Rivers and Foreshores Iniproveinent Bill, 18 .8. .
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 190.
Canipprdown Cemetery Bill, 191 .
Transport (Officers Gratuities) Amendment Bill, 19,5 .
Crown Lands ~Irriigation Areas Servicemen Settlement) Amendment Bill, 195 .
University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 199 .
Government Guarantees (Amelidniont) Bill, l9b .
Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, 199 .
RegiStYhtiOn Of Births Deatlis and ?
Marriages (Amendment) Bill, 200 .
Supreme Court and'Circuit , Courts (P ṙothonolba .i,ir)'Ain6iidinen~'Bill,' 200 .
Parliamentary . Select Commitfc~~ Enabling till, 201 .- :
Industrial Arbitration (Amendffieut)Ahll, 201 .'
Friendly Societie's Dispensaries Enabling (Amendment) Bill, 224
Prices 'Regulatio"n- Bill 925
Land Qes' 6nt'rol -tillj-i2 6 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 228 .
Supply Bill (1948), 229 .

INDEX.
XVU
1647-48 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCI~EDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMEN'T-S-E-CO*N'D SESSION . .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
Agreeing to Assembly's new amendment in the Jury (Aifib~dfiidfii) Bilij ibith di~
addendum, 132 .
Fa0m Couxcm To AsSZMBLY:-
Returningi~e6hbniic
Stability and War14fifib I~ribvisioh§ d6niiinuanbc (Auliendffick) Bill, without
Ambndinent;_11 .
Supply Bill (1947), without ainiblidinent, 11 .
Co-operation . (Further Amendment) Bill, without amendifibilt, 48 .
Police Regulaiion ~Ap~ehls) Ani6fidmient Bill, Without ailibhilme'fit, 48 .
Supply Bill (No . 2) (1947), 83 .
Moratoriu .m (Amendment) Bill, without amendments 89 .
liousing (Amendment) Pill.. withoui am6ndm'ekt, 90 .
Locai Governfiieni (inlector-al. P16iisions) Bill, with amendments, 90 .
State Tileworks Bill, without amendment, 98 .
Farmers' Relief (Amendment) B~l, without amendnient,,99 .
Kosciusko Stato
Park (Arnendmbnt) Bill; *Ahoht am6iidm'6nt, 99 .
Physiotherapists - ' Registration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 99 .
Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, . .99.
Local Government (Elections) Bill, without amo~dment, 99 .
Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, without dmi4ndni~ni, 9b .
Jury (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 100 .
George's River Bridge (Amendment) Bill,,without amendment, 106 .
Parliamentary iilowances and Salaries hill, wiihout amendment, 110 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill wAhoui amendmidili, 110.
Pdli~6 Offbn~6§ (Fii6aims) Ambfidih6k Bill~ ivit"ll an amendiiient, 110.
Appropriation Bill ; without amendment, 131 .,
General Loan Ac-co'U'ni ~p_pr'6prla'tion BA1, w_'Aboiii 131 .
Married Women (Lecturers and Teachers) Acts Repeal Bill, without anid~dment, 132 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workerg (I`6hsidn`s`~ Fiirth6r- Am'76fidineift Bill, without
aifiendinefit, 132.
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 132 .
Rural Bank of New South Wales (General Banking) Bill, without amendment, 132.
Roman Catholic Church Communities' Lands' (Ainendiiient) Bill, ~vithodt amendment,
169 .
Money-lenders and Infants Ld~ns (Amendmbnt) Bill *ithout amendment, 170 .
Rydo Mental Hospital Construction Bill, without ame;ldniont, 17'6 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 178.
Crown Lands (Conditional Purchases Transfer) Bill, without amendment, 183 .
Coal and Oil Shale Xino Worker's (Pensions) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
183 .
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hiil) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 183 .
Closer Settlement Validation Bill, with ail amendment, 183;
Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, without aiiiiefidiii6ni, 196.,
Factories and Shops (Home Deliveries) Amendiii6ni bill, wAhoult ilmibildiii6t, 190 .
Stock (Artificial Iiiiscniihatiiin) . Bill, without aimehdmdnt~ 1.90 .
Sdpbrarinu~tibn (Amefidniefit) Bill, with an amendment, 194 .
Iti'du9trial Arbitration' (AmendmeDt) Bill, without aniefidmeilt, 208 .
Ffiendly So~lbii6 (Amelidnient) Bill ; without amendment, 208 .
Supieffie Court and Circhits (Prothonotary) Amendmeht Bill, without amendment,
208 .
Transport (Officers' Gratuities) Amendment Bill, without aiiiendment . .,208 .
CrAli Li~rids (Irrigation Areas Sbrvi~enicn Settlement) Amendment Bill, i~ithout
' ii~6iidi&iit, 209 .
biidi-,~ntees (Am6ndm~fit) Bill, wAh6tit ninendmient, 209.
1~egi§tr6tibn .Uf Birtli§, Dd~itjis, and Mariidges (Arnefidment) Bill, *ith6ut amend-
Mai, ~00 .
th,ivbrgity~ aiid Tjuiver§ity Cbiibgcs (Aiiiendment) Bill, withoit amendment, S09 .
IJaM.qm6iAaiy §blbict _CdinMittees Enabling Bill, ivitbout amiendmeilf, u 260 .
§ihiuia,y s Adjfi§tm~iit Pill, *ithout affiend ent, 2,09 .
di~ijlpeiildii;ii dein~~ery'Bill . ~~ith an .9T~iendmeht, 200170 .
Rivers afid F~i6shores Iffipio~&iib~t Bill, with am , endIn cut8
jo .
qu I' Bill (1.948), i~itbout
. . pj~. Y ai-~ciidi-he t', 233 .
..V; endli7 Societies !
Di4ie~saries EhAling n (Anlefidmieni) Bill, witlibui amendment, 233.
P~'ii~s Regulation Bill, with am6drilents, 2~3 ;
La' Albrd and Toliant (Ar~elldineiit) Bill, 7iih amendments, 2~4 .
La'
(1, Siflcis Contml . Bill, -%vitb amendments, 236.
Ld~.q 11 .l Govehiffient (Area§) Bill, i~ith amendments including ail aiiiendment in the
Titlej 241-251 .
Lismore, City Council (Nielson Park Exchange) Bill, 162 .
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT") .
MIIY-DAY :-
Sittings after, 103, 226, 228 .
t5507 1---b

xviii INDEX .
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MIDNIGHT :-
Sittings after, 31 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT :-
Made (Mr . Hamilton Knight) respecting his resignation as Member for Electoral
District of Hartley, 51 .
Made (Mr . Jaines McGirr) respecting resignation of Hon. IT-Linilton Knight from
Portfolio of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare, and the appointment of
Hon. J. M. Baddeley as such, in addition to existing portfolios, pending permanent
arrangements, 53 .
Made (Afr. C. E. Martin) respecting the winding-up of the Lord Mayor's Patriotic and
War Fund of New South Wales, 97 .
Made (Mr. James McGirr) respecting re-allocation of portfolios of Labour and Industry
and Social Welfare, Tourist Activities and IlllmigTation and Building
Materials, 135.
MINISTRY (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS") :-
Ban on Wool Shipments, 117-118 .
Soldiers' Land Settlement, 59 .
Communist Party in N.S.W .-Curtailinent of Activities, 158-161.
Federal Banking Legislation ; 3-4, 68.
Food Aid for Britain-Population Re-distribution and Economic Planning, 178.
Industrial Disruption-Railway *NATorker's Ban oil Carriage of Goods (Vote of Penmffe)v
139.
Petrol Tax, Increase in Allocation, 105-106. .
Preservation of Sovereign Powers of State Parliaments in Relation to Price-fixing,
197-198 .
Sessional Orders, 34 ; amended, 58-9 .
Transportation of Wheat Harvest to the Seaboard, 237 .
Wheat Industry in Now South Wales, 162-4, 194 .
NATIONALISATION OF BANKING :-
PROPOSALS FOR A REF~E-RzNDum :-
Motion of Urgency made (Mr . Treatt) to suspend Standing Orders to consider motion :-
That this House is of opinion-(1) That Nationalisation of Banking throughout
Australia with the setting up of a Governmental banking monopoly is harmful
to the interests of all sections of the people of New South Wales, imperils personal
freedom and will destroy liberty of the individual, etc .,---negatived, 3-4 .
Motion of Urgency made (Mr. Treatt) to suspend StanLig Orders to consider following
motion :-"Tbat this House is of opiiiioii-(l) That the overwhelming verdict of the
people at the Victorian elections ivas a vote for the preservation of personal freedom
against dictatorial Government and a denunciation of Federal banking legislation
which would deprive both the people and State Governments of their existing rights
to bank with the trading banks thereby diminislibig their financial independence .
(2) That the Government of New South Wales as a step towards the protection
of the democratit right of the people of this State to choose their own way of
fife should now hold a referendum of the clectors in New South Wales on the
issues involved in the Federal Government's banking legislation. (3) That the
Government of Now South Wales as a co-ordinate, alid independent unit under the
Federal system should safeguard the constitutional and sovereign rights of this
State by joining with the Governinents of Victoria, South Australia and Western
Australia in their prop9sed eliallenge to the Pederal Goverunient's banking
legislation as soon as it becomes law."-Point of Order (Mr . Sheahan) : That
motion was out of order in that the matter of banking legislation was outside
the constitutional limits of the State. Mr . Speaker, pointing out that the motion
before the House was one of urgeucy, said the point should have beei i taken on the
substantive motion . Eveu so, if (with the consent of the House) certain ' amendments
were made the inotion could be properly submitted to the Houffej--Moticn .
vegatived, 67-8 .
2NO QUORUM :-
In House, after commencement of Business (on motion for Adjournment), 65 .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See "BUSINESS") .

INDEX.
xix
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See also "MEMBERS") :-
Administered to Members, 2 .
Deputy-Speaker's Commission to adminigter to Members, reported, S .
Speaker's Commission to administer to Members, reported, 1 .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
OPPOSITION WHIP :-
Appointment of Hon . Member for Willoughby as, announced, 124 .
.ORDERS OF THE DAY (Sbe "BUSINESS") .
ORDI11TANCE-PISALLOWANCE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919")
PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE (See "PAPERS" INDEX) .
P
PARLIAMENT :-
OPENING OF SESSION4-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
'Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2
GovERNor.'s OPEN-iiro Sr=cH :-
Reported and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 5 .
Motion made for adoption of Address-in-Reply, 7 ; D~ebate adjourned (to take precedence),
7, 16, 20, 23, 26, 28 ; resumed, 15-16, 22, 25, 28, 30 ; Address agreed to,
30 ; presented to Governor and Answer reported, 38 .
PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF :-
Speaker announces reversion of, to "Question and Answers" method of reporting Select
Committee evidence, 69-70 .
PERSONAL EXPLANATION (See "MEMBERS")
PETITIONS :-
Amendment of Divorce Law, 63 .
Construction of Bridge or Gateway at Junction of Regatta-road and Parraniatta-road,
Five, Dock West, 143 .
Erection of Flats at Henley, 109 .
Proposed alteration of Local Government Boundaries, 33 .
Retention of Saturday Morning Shopping in Rural Areas, 3 .1 (2) .
PETROL TAX, INCREASE IN ALLOCATION :-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) "(1.) Tliat, in the opinion of th'is I-louse, a greater sum of
moncy should be niade available by the Commonwealth Government from the petrol
tax to enable the hig in roqd construction and maintenance created throughout the
State duritig the war years to be overcome. (2) That this Resolution be conveyed
to tile Conmionwealth Government," and debate adjourned, 105-6 .
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER")
PORTFOLIOS, MINISTERIAL (See STATEMENT") .
POSTPONEMENTS (See "BUSINESS") .

1i
mfi.
iq47-48.
kiliEiEiq6h~ i0'
T11i VOTES AND Pi6ChEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
PRESERVATION OF SOVEREIGN POWERS OF STATE PARhIAMENTS IN RELATION
TO PRICE-FIXING :-
i Motion of ITrgency (Mr . Treatt) That in opihibh bf Muse (i) Th9 NWAI System
of Government affords safeguard against establishment of Dictatorial administration
&e . &e . and that this Parliament should give lead to electors of : State
I and advocate a 'No" vote at foitheofilihi iider6hdbih bii Piiceli~ifij Qigiation,
&c. &c.-Point of order (Mr . Lazzarini) That Motion was out of Order
because the question of Price-fixing w~as - about to be spbraitted to people by
I way of Referendum. Mr . Speaker said that an Abn . M6mbbi *A§ ~iitifldd i6
bring any matter before the House in accordance with Practice . It was for
the House to decide the matter of ITrgency,--wegatived, 197-198 .
PRESS STATEMENTS (gee 1,8tt,~Rft,*T
PRICE-FIXING (See "PRESERVATION OF 96VEAilidK fftth§ 6V §Ckft
PARLIAMENTS, &e . &c .") .
PRINCESS ELIZABETH, H .R.H. (see "ADDRESSES") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (Soo "COIAnIITTEES") .
FBO FORAIA (See "BILLS") .
PROCLAMATIONS :-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See
"COMMITTEES")
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See
QUESTION :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," agreed to, 53, 54, 101, 139, 140, 160, 217-218,
277 ; negatived, 105-6 .
QUORUM (See "NO QUORUM") .
R
RAILWAY WORKERS' BAN Oi4 CARVIAGE OF dboiA (§be "~70rt OF dtN91jRE-) .
REFERENDUM ON FEDERAL BANKING LEGISLATION (See
OF BANKING") .
"NATIONALISATiON
REGULATIONS--RULES-zORDINANCES : DISALLOWAXbt (,See 'hOdAt GOVERN-
MENT ACTi 1919") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
RETURNED SOLDIER SETTLEMENT (Soo "CLOSER SETTLEMENT01) .
ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES (Soo "COMMITTEES-SELECT11) .
I
ROBBINS, MR. HARRY, M .C . (See "CLERK OF ASSEMBLY") .

'
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Xxi
~E~TRP.I~NCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARL A ENT-SECOND SESSION .
SATURDAY MORNING SHOPPING (See "PETITIONS") .
SCARLETT, MR. HUBERT ST . PIERRE (See "SERJEANT-AT-ARMS") .
SELECT C-91ANIT-TIql~S (§~q "qqTN~MITTEES") .
BERJEANT-AT-ARMS:-
P~ .%
olnt~lent of Mr. H. St. P. Scarlett, 2.
Removes Honourable Member from Chamber by direction of Speaker, 146, 171 .
.S,ES§IONAL qT~P~ES (See also "BUSINESS" ; ~1~o !'COMMITTEES",) :--7
34 .
S
BusiNEss DAYs-HQv~§ OF SITTING-PRECEDENCE op. BusiNBSs :~
_i6tion m- ade (3ir. Jamc~ Mc6irr~ f -*e dn " c'~ il,~y~ . ~11~1 Thursda, y s, etc., etc .,
agreed to, 34.
Mlotiori (Mr ._'Jani~s McGirr) for (a) Government Business to take precedence on Tuesdays,
and , (~) non-applicati6n of piir~graphs '(2), ('3)' 'and ('4)' o'*J~ 'original, to
Thursda~' S and ~'e) Frida~ sittings, ani6ndment (Mr . Tre' at t) to' 6:aiit paragraph
(a) agreed to, Motion, as amended, agreed to, 58-9 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
To continue sitting after 10~30 pjpt, ?P0 .
As a inatter 9f
To g'i'v'e-'6overniment th'~ith Business precedence at current sitting, ag,~-cc to, 236.
To consider for of Motion of Gci1crai**Bu'sa'c'ss 'resvectino Vote of
Censure, 139 .
To consider Motion respecting-
Business on Tuesdays, hours of sitting and Friday sittings, agreed to, 58 .
Case of Clifford Tasman Thompson, agreed to 251 .
ftaMuiiisf -P"'t ~qr . y * h'' "" N : S-- . :W.- " ~uhailiu* V ni 0 Y A~iivities, 159 .
SOLDIERS' LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT")
SOUND REINFORCEMENT SYSTEM IN CHAMBER :-
Installed on trial for one month, 220 .
§qVSEORVELGN POWERS OF STATE PARLIAAIENTS (See "PRESERVATION OF
IGN PbWkA~
@.r-E1KER :-
Adjourns . House, pursuant to Sessional Order at 10.30 p.m., 35, 49, 59, 61, 87, 146,
170, 179.
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order at 5 .30 p .m ., 46 .
Allows 31 of Bill to , be taken fort:11with, 63, 75-, 81'(')', 87 ('), 91, 98, 102, 126, 127,
169,'173, 174 (~) t *188, 190, .191., 199 (-),- 200, '201; 202,' 225, 226,_ 2A '
Announces installation of Sound Reinforcement 0 ne . nriofitlOs trial, 220 .
A*iniOunces nominations 'for Public'Accou~ts 'Committee and appoints dtte for election,
33 .
DiTe~ts Sergeant-at-Arins to remove Honourable Member from Cliapiber) 146, 171 .
Fixes 3' for To-inorrow, 41 ; late'r hozir of 'day, ~02, 181) 194 .
Informs House of death of Member, 157 .
L51Y6 on Table copy 0'f 'Go'vernor!s Opening Speech, 5 .
Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary. Chairmen - . . .1 . of 11 Committees, .1 .1' . - 3 .
Lays Paper on Table~,'3, 12 .'
Leavei'Chair'for period (until later hour of day), . I 2, 89 ; ~overnight~, 102, 226, 227 ;
(several days), 131, 226,
I I .
251 .
Makes statement regarding reporting of Evidence taken before Select Committees, 69 .
Makes statement relative to removal of Hon . Member for 'Wollondilly ironi'diambor
and Press reports of the incident, 147 .
Makes statement respecting future permissible scope on Motion of Adjournment, 185 .
Off ers Prayer, 1, 11, 17, 25 .
Orders Council's amendments to be considered at ft later hour of day, 194, 210
234, 235, 236, 251 ; To-.7qorrow, 90, 100, 110, 183.
Puts question under Standing Orddr , No .- I 95"58 . -
Reports Speaker's Commission to administer Oath to Memhers, 1 .
Reports Deputy- Sp eaker's Commission to admi'hi~ter' Oath to Members, 3 .
Reports retirement of F . B . L6ii&y a s C1ork-of'Xsseml;1y,-2 .*
Reports apppintuipt of Harry Robbins, M .C . as Clerk of Assembly, 2.
Reports appoin,t'nie~t of A . St . P~, §~arlett as Serjeant-at-Arms,*2 .'-
Reports presentation of Address-in-Rc~ly and Auswer~ 38 .
Resumes %air at specified hour, 3, 89, 131., 225, 227 (2) , 251.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL op NEw SOUTH WAIXS-ELECTION OF MEMBER TO :-
Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for (and forwarding copy thereof
to Legislative Assembly), reported, Writ read by Clerk, 44-45, 230-231 . .
Directs that taking of votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly for, be set dqvfll
as an Order of the Day for the day appointed for-tiie ho - ldin~ of (~nd'iakc pr , coodeuce),
45, 231 .
Directs Clerk to read of Day for ; declares Ballot open ; directs that doors be
--Wke&,'~nC later, 21 rlqNrk ed pq n i r'e'"s at"the _jpp'pinted hour whether any Member
present desires to vo'-t-e- a-n-a*decla ;e~_J~Wllo'~ close~,'_6~, 2h .'

xxii INDEX .
1947-48 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT~SECOND SESSION .
SPEAKER (continued) :-
RMMqGS
That, despite the direction of the House that certain business (Address-in-Beply)
should take precedence, it was in order for the House to give a. motion under
Standing Order 113A priority . Motions under this Standing Order were made in
accordance with statutory al~thority and it had been the practice of the House to
give priority to motions relating to business of the House in Similar circumstances,
20 .
That, upon tile Motion of Urgency, lie would not rule upon the point as to -whether
the subject-niatter sought to be discussed was outside the jurisdiction of this Parliament,
67-8 .
That, without an immediate assurance from the Premier or Attorney-General that a
matter was sub judive, he would allow the Motion of Urgency to be determined
by the House, 117 .
That all Honourable Me mber was entitled to bring before the House for discussion
any matter which * is submitted in accordance with the practice of the House .
The question of Urgency of the subject matter was for the House to decide, 197 .
DEPUTY :-
Adjourns House owing to absence of Quorum, 65 .
Allows 3' of Bill to be taken forthwith, 173, 174, 195 (2), 200 .
Commission to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 3 .
Orders 31 of Bill to be taken at a later hour of day, 181.
Resumes Chair at specified hour, 101
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "COMMITTEES" ; n1so, "BILLS")
$peaker puts Question under No . 395, after debate has proceeded for more than one
hour, 58. 1 1 . . : i . . . . ~ I . ;
COMMITTEE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 37
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of urgency, to appoint forthwith Comm ittees of Supply and ways and
Means. and to bring in and pass Supply Bill (1947) through all stages in one day,
agreed to, 8 .
As a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill or Bills through all stages in one day,
agreed to, 10, 94, 11.5, 126, 175, 200, 224 .
As a matter of urgency to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, 10.
As a, matter of urgency, to consider Motions for the introduction of several Bills, 223 .
To consider motion relating to-
Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business (Sessional Orders
also suspended), agreed to, 58 .
Precedence of Business for current sitting (Sessional Orders also suspended), agreed
to, 236 .
To consider motion of General Business on Notice Paper respecting Industrial Disruption
(Vote of Censure)) negaUved, 139-40.
To consider inotiou- relating to-
Case of Clifford Tasman Thompson (Sessional Orders also suspended), agreed
to, 251 .
Closer Settlement-resuniption of land, agreed to, 238 .
Communist Part in N .S.W.-Curtailment of Activities agreed to, 159 .
Wheat Industry in New South A\,'ales, agreed to, 163 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE")
TAMWORTH (See "PETITIONS") .
TAX, ALLOCATION OF PETROL (See "PETROL TAX")
TENTERFIELD (See '.'PETITIONS") .
THOMPSON, CLIFFORD TASMAN (See "ADDRESSES") .
T
TRANspoR,rATION OF THE WHEAT HARVEST TO THE SEABOARD :-
Motion of Urgency made (Mr . Treatt) That, in opinion of House, the cause of
Government's failure to supply adequate traiisporation, etc., certain short-range
and long-range measures be implemented, negatived, 237.
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY :-
RrxRzsmNTATrvz OF ASSEMBLY ON SYNATE :-
Motioii (Mr. James McGirr) for election of the Honourable Clarence Edward Martin,
M,Ec ., LL.B., A.A.I .S ., and Mr . Martin elected, 125 .

INDEX .
xxiii
1947-43.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES ANI) PROCEEDINGS, 35TIl PARLIAlsIENT-SECOND SESSION.
URGENCY :-
U
.
MOTION MADE, AS A MAT= OF :-
To suspend Standing Orders to appoint forth"th Committees of Supply and Ways
and Means and bring in and pass Supply Bill (1947) through all stages in one
day, agreed to, 8 .
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill through all
agreed to, 10, 94, 115, 175, 200 .
stages in one day,
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass several Bills through all their
stages in one day, agreed to, 1.26, 224 .
ToSuspend such Standing and Sessiona I Orders and would preclude Government Business
taking precedence of General Business at current sitting, agreed to, 236 .
To suspend Standing Orders to consider Motion relating to Closer Settlement Resumption,
agreed to, 238 .
To consider forthwith Motions for the introdnctiotb of several Bills, 223 .
To consider forthwith Notice of Motion of General Business relating to Vote of
Censure, 139 .
To consider motion relating to-
Ban oil Wool Shipments, negatived, 11,7418 .
Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedwice of Business, agreed to, 57
Case of Clifford Tasman Thompson, agreed to, 251.
Communist Party in New South Wales-Curtailruent of Activities, agreed to, 158-9 .
Nationalisation of Banking, negatived, 3 .
Preservation of Sovereign Powers of State Parliament in Relation to Price-fixing,
negatived, 197 .
Proposal for a Referendum on Federal Banking Legislation, negativ-,d, 67-8 .
Transportation of the Wheat Harvest to the Seaboard ; negatived, 237 .
'Wheat Industry in New South Wales, agreed to, 163 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "DLACK ROD")
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VISITOR:-
Given chair on floor of tile House, 4, 1W, 197 .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
VOTE OF CENSURE :-
INDUSTRIAL DispupmoTN-RAILWAY WORKERS' BAN ON CARRIACF OF, GOODS :-
Motion (Mr . Treatt) (after suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders as inatter of
Urgency) re failure of Goverliniefit lack of action in regard to, negatived, 139-140 .
W
WAR FUND, LORD MAYOXS PATRIOTIC AND (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")
WAIi SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WHEAT HARVEST (See "TRANSPORTATION OF THE WHEAT HARVEST TO THE
SEABOARD") .
WHEAT INDUSTRY IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion (Licut-Col. Bruxner) .(aftcr Suspension of Standing Orders-Urgency) That, in
opinion of House, the Government should examine general position of the Wheat
Industry in the light of experience gained in handling 1947-1 .948 Scasoll's Crop,
etc . etc., and Debate adjourned, 163-4 ; resuilied and adjourned, 194 .
Appointment of Mr. J. F. McGrath as Government, announced, 123 .
Appointment of Mr . G. AV . Brain as Opposition, announced, 124 .
WOOL SHIPMENTS (See "BAN ON WOOL SHIPALIENTS") .
WHIPS:-
WRITS:-
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALLS-ELFCTION Or MEMBrIt TO :-
M, essage from Governor announcing issue of, for, and forwarding a copy to Legislative
Assembly, reported by Mr. Speaker, Writ read by Clerk, 44-45 ; taking of voteis
of Members of the Legislative Assembly set down as an Order of the Day for the
day appointed for the holding of (to take precedence of all other business), 45 .

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INDEX .
1947-48.
P,jjji~ORDERED TO BR FRIXnD .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35T9 PARLUMENT-SECOND SESSION . AsSE"LY
JOI[Iff VOLUMES.
VOLVMIM.
Papers.
A
ABORIGINES PROTECTION ACT, 1909-19,43 :-
Regulations under, 29 .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE .
ABORIGINES WELFARE BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1946, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 1059
Report for year'
6nded 30th June, 1947, 177 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 1067
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION (See
BOARD") .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE :-
"PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION
CASE or CLiFroRD TAS14AN THIDI~PSON-
Papers in connection ivith his release from gaol (Beturn to Address)
Covncil only) .
ADVANCE TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE") .
APFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ACT, 19.21 :-
Regulations under, 19, 143 .
(Laid on Table of
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES' COUNCIL OF N .S.W. (See "STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-
1940") .
.
AGRICULTURE (See also "RURAL RECONSTRUCTION" also "DAIRY PRODUCTS,
BOARD") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1947, 143 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1947, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APIARIES ACT, 1916-1944 :-
Regulations under, 222 .
APPLIED SCIENCE MUSEUM (See"EDUCATION") .
ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ASSEMBLY :- .
. . . . . . . . . 5
. . . . . . . . . 2 1079
SESSIONAL PAPERS :-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . I to 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . .
1
. . . . .
B us iness Un di f h Cl f h i
255 . . .
sposed o at t e ose o t e Sess on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
2~7
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-outs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
263 . . .
Business of the Session
. . . . . . . . . . . .
265 . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
267 . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
271 . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Scission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos . I to 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275 .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos . I to 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301 . . .
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS :-
Council, Report for year ended 30th. June 1947, 143 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1083
Regulations under Act, 1941-1946, 13, 137 . '
AUDITOR-GENERAL (So e "FINANCE" also "SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELEC-
TRICITY UNDERTAkING"i .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM :-
. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Trustees for Year ended 30th June, 1947, 137 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 109
BARADINE SHOWGROUND (See also "CROWN LANDS") .
BAXTER, MR . R . M. (See "PUBLIC WORKS") .
BENNETTS, MR. EDWARD (See "ELECTORAL") .
13ILLS (See also "COMMITTEES") :-
Alphabetical Regist .pr of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .

INDEX.
1947-48 .
:"'y
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFRRENC~S TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSI(
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
PAGE.
VOL .
PAGE.
B
BLUE MOUNTAINS-LITHGOW (See "MILK") .
BLACKHEATH (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
BLUE MOUNTAINS SHIRE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT',) .
BRAUND, MR . J. (See "CANCER") .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE BRICKWORKS 11) .
BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY, LTD. (See "HARBOUR AND TONNAGE
RATES") .
BROKEN HILLWATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1946 :-
By-laws, 13.
Resumption of Land for Service Reservoir . site, Broken Hill Water Supply pipeline, 2 .53 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1946, 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for 1947, 229 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
981
989
BUDGET (§ee "FINANCE"~ .
BUILDING OPERATIONS AND BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL ACT, 1945 :-
Proclamation amending Schedule one of tli,c Act, 22 .
Reguiations,' under,
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters commencing
Ist January, Ist April and Ist July, 1947, 123 ; Ist October, 1947, 135 ; j§t
P January,, 1948, 205 ; - Ist April, 194-8, ~52 . -
BURIAL GROUNDS (See "CROWN LANDS'!) . . .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations, 222.
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD I (See
"EDUCATION")
BUSINESS :-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional -P peT) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2517
Of the Session (SessiAal Pa-P cry' . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .
BUS SERVICES (See "TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES") .
BY-LAWS :=
Broken Hill Water Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1 .31 167.
Government Railways Act, 15, 19, 29, 205, 137, 165, 198, 254 .
Ray Irrigation Act, 217 . .
Hunter Pisti-ict Water,'Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1938-1947, 167 .
Metropolitans Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 12, 167, .221 .
Sydney Corporation Act, 13, 39, 109, 118, 206, 217, 221, 253 .
University and University Colleges Act, 121 79, 137, 236 .
Wentworth Irrigatibn Act, 217 :
CALLAN PARK MENTAL HOSPITAL 'MENTAL HOSPITALS") .
CANCER :-
Report of Coinmittee of Inquiry appointed to investigate Mr . J . Braund's claims of
Cure for, 157 (LaQ on Table of Assem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE :-
Report of the Trustees for - year " . end .- .ed _ ._ 30th . - June, 1947, 153 :
. . . . . . . . . 885
CARELESS USE OF FIREACT, 1912-1946 :-
Regulations under, 18, 25 .

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1947-48.
AssEmBLY JOINT VOLUNIES.
V1
I
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT -SECOND SESSION . PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
CEMETERIES (See "CROWN LANDS") .
Papeni--continued .
C
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT :-
Minute of suspension or variation of statutes administered by, during year ended
30th June, 1947, 12 . .
Minute of suspension or variation of statutes administered by, during year ended
30th June, 1948, 253 .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE.
.
CHILD WELFARE :-
Report of the Minister of Public Instruction on the work of the Child Welfare Department
for the year ended 30th June, 1947, 133 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 125
CLOSER SETTLEMENT :-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 15, 11.8, 44, 236 .
. .
FUND :-
Estimates for the year 1947-194S, 85 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 265
GLENROcic ESTATE :-
Papers relating to, part of which being the subject of a Promotion Application, 79 .
PARTIOULARS RESPECTING THE RESUMPTION ANDIOP. PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING
Es,rATFs :-
Coree Park Estate, Grimer Downs, Part Kenyu, Murphy's, Maragle, Part Nangus and
Tintaldra, 39 .
Part Europambela, Part Roachdale and Part Wallington, 39 .
Part Kinross, 133 .
Bedford Park and Tondeburine, Part Goba Creek, Part King~s Plains and, Kywong, 133 .
Boyd, Carrawobitty, Part Inverell and Tom's Park and Part IN"oonlargama, 133 .
Ellershe and Part Tooma, 140.
North 'Wakool, 198 .
Part Jeinalong Estate, 2,51 .
CLOSING HOURS OF HOTELS, &e ., REFERENDUM (See "LIQUOR (AMENDMENT)
Act, 1946 .")
COAL AND OIL SHAIIIE MINE WORKEI~S (PENSIONS) ACT, 1941-1948 :-
Regulations, 221 .
COAL INDUSTRY ACT, 1946 :-
Regulations, 221 .
COAL MINING (See "MINING") .
COMMISSIONS-ROYAL :-
Report of, appointed to inquire into and report upon the reasons for and the circum.
stances surrounding the transfer of Sergeant Second-class Alfred John Keogh
from Peak Hill to Bathurst, ordered on or about the 28th March, 1947, 12.
COMMITTEES :-
Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sestional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNCIL (SELECT COMMITTEES) :-
Lismore City Council (Nielson Park Exchange) Bill, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1187
Local Government (Areas) Bill (Laid on Table of Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 529
PRII-MNG :-
Reports Nos. I to 11, 44, 64, 90, 115, 132, 154, 173, 186, 211, 228, 254 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PU13LIo Accourm :_
First Report of, during currency of 35th Parliament, together with Minutes of
Meetings (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 677
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONPERENCES11) .
COMPANIES :-
Report on Working of Act, 1936, for 1947, 137 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1087
,CONFERENCES :-
Commonwealth and State Ministers, held at Canberra, 19th, 20th and 21st August, 1947,
135,
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1947, 206, . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 63

INDEX .
xxvil
1917-4:8 .
PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35rH PARLIAM ENT-SECOND SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (Sce "FINANCE") .
C
PAGE. VOL . PAGE .
CONVEYANCING ACTS, 1919-1943 :-
Regulations under, 13, 222, 254.
COOK'S LANDING PLACE (See "CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE") .
CO-OPERATION ACT, 1923-1947 :-
Regulations under Act, 12, 93, 205 .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1945, 153 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1946, 252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 1089
. . . . . . . . . 2 1109
COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
CROWN LANDS-.-
Report of Department, and Western Lands Commissioner, and including report upon
Prickly-pear Destruction for year ended 30th June, 1947, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act, 15, 63, 118, 253 .
Under Act for the Management of-Baradine Racecourse and Showground, 15 ; Blaxland's
Crossing, Wallacia, 68 ; Denominational Burial Grounds at Bellawongarah,
157 ; Racecourse at Collarenabri, 157 ; Grafton Racecourse and Public Recreation
Ground, 157 ; Methodist portion of Culcairit General Cemetery, 223 ; Warren, 253.
. . . . . . . . . 1 77
13URIAL GRouNDs, SCHEDULES OF FEES AND CHARGES :-
Mudgec General Cemetery, 15 ; Dubbo, 68 ; Ulladulla., 118 ; Quirindi, 157 ; Diocese of
Goulburn, 157 ; Presbyterian and Church of'England portion of Necropolis, 223 ;
Kiama, 223, 236 ; Woronora, 236 ; Northern Suburbs Generar'and Roman Catholic
portion of the Necropolis, 253 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT :-
Regulations under Acts, 15.
DEDICATION OF ClERTAiN LANDS :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 15, 79, 133, 144, 157, 206, 223, 253.
NOTIFICATIONS OF REsumPMo1qs or LAND rox :-
Public Recreation Purposes :-
Earlwood, 1-5 ; Kosciusko State Park, 41, 194, 206; Collaroy, 41 ; Abbotsford, 157 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES:-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 15, 41, 43, 79, 93, 118, 144, 165, 177, 223, 253 .
WrsTi,;RN LANDS:-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1947, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 1 77
CURLWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGA17ON AREA (Soo "IRRIGATION") .
DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-1940 :-
Regulations under, 19.
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1933-1938, 14& .
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1947, 14, 47 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DANE, MR. H . W. (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
i
DENTISTS ACT, 1934-1946 :-
Regulations, 22L

1947-48,
?A,PERSORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE V TES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT~SECOND SES
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
D
. I
DIVISIONS :-
Attendance I of Members in Divisions and Count-outs (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN COMMITTEE OF TIM WHOLE :-
I
Weekly Repqrts, Nos . I to 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE . I VOL . I PAGE-
263 . . .
275 . . .
DIVORCE LAW (See "PETITIONS") .
DRIED FRUITS :-
Report of Board together with Statements of Receipts and Expenditure for 1946, 053
Report of Board togeth6r with Statements of Reccip" and Expenditure for 1947, 193
49
55
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912") :-
E
Report of the Minister of public Instruction for 1946, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BuRSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHILD WFJPAPE :-,
Report of the Minister of Pjj~jic Instruction on the work of the Child Welfare Department
four the year euded $Qtlt June, 1947, 133 . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MusE)um or TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE :-
Report of Trustees for 1947, 164 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 163
. . . . . . . . . 1 117
. . . . . . . . 1 125
. . . . . . . . . 1 157
TFAcHERs :-
A list of certain persons app9inted, on probation, to Dep,~Ttr~to 12 .
ELECTORAL:-
Statistical Returns prepared toy Mr. Edward Bennetts, Electoral Commissioner, in connection
with the General Election for the Legislative Assembly, held on 3rd May,
1947, under the Pailiamentary Electorates and Elections Act, 1912-1947, 177 (Laid
on Tabl~ of Asseinioly only) .
. . . . . . . . 229
ELECTRICITY (See "GAS AND ELECTRICITY," also
"SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL"),
ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY OF NEW SPUTH WALES :-
Report for period 31st January to 30th June, 1946, 13 .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for*year ended 30th June, 1947, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 385
. . . . . . . . . 987
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945 :-
Regulations under, 129, 236 .
ELECTRICITY FRANCHISES (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
ESTIMATES (See . "FINANCE") .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912-1946 :-
Regulations under, 33, 47, .93, 144, 217, 222 .
Report of Department 6f Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working 9f,
1946, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
for
1 1 1 459
rARM PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926-1932 :-
Regula,tions under, 29 .

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PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED .
REFERENCES TO Tiii VBh~S AND ~kb6fifibi~i6~, ~-ift 5 Pi-Ai-fiLi1~ifiiNi=--'SEtbii S, 'E'S", SION .
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ESTIMATIis OF ExPE~MiTTMfi, 1947-48 (Laid on Table df' Aiijiiibly ~il@j, 85 :=
Messagbs from Governoij together with :-
1 . Consolidated Ruv~.nue Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the
of Nbw South Wale§-fcir .th6 'ear y .1947-48 ;
Government
2 . Coiisotidated Rev .-' v6,F-und-,Statement .of i~~ymenis ~rbm the. Vote,"Adyance
to Treasurer," 1946-47 ubmitted for Parliamentary Appropriation in adjustment,
of the A6,ance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 . Consolidated Revenue Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
t6 3kh June ; 1947 . . . . . . . . - 1 1 . 1 . -
4. Government Railq~ays Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1947-48 . . .
5 . Government Railujays Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 3Qth June, 1647 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6 . Road Transport i7nd Trafiric Fund-Estiniates of Expenditure for the year
194748 . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 . Road Transport and Trafflc Yund-Statement of Payments "Uu~uthorised in
Susp6nse" i, to 30th June, 1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 . , -Metrooo tan Transport Trust General Fund-Estimat69 6? EiV6Rdffdfe.
the
year 1947-48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . ; . . -. .; *. ; . Z . ;. . . . . . . . .
9 . M etro&litan Trhnsport Trust i~e`ileiat Fii-iid - StWhibiA bf Payffi6fits
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947 . . . . .. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10 . NewcaWe and DWrict Transj%ort Yrqtst General Fund-EgfiiiiAds 6i t3c&'D'diWfd
for tbo year 1947-48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11 . NeWC(LW6 and Distriot Transport Trust General Fund-Statenient of Payments
.
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12 . Sydney Harbour Trust Fvnd-Estimates of Expenditure fu the year-1.947-48 . . .
13 . Sydnej Harbour Trust Fund-Statem~iit 6f ~ Uii~titlioiiHd ifi Sii§ :
pense" to 30th dTune ; 1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14 . Clc~ser Settl .elrlicnt Fitnd-.-,Estimates .Q.f, .tlic .]~xpenditure. of the Govermfi6iit bf
New South Wales for the year 1947-48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1~
W
211
223
232
241
243
245
246
~50
251
255
256
261
265
EXCESS ILPFNIDiTURE ON APPROPRLkTION FOR 1947-1948 :-
Maritime Services Boardi 237.
FINANCIAL STATkurNT :-
Deliver6d by 1~remier and Colonial Treasurer, covering Budget for year 1947-48 (Laid
on Table of Assembly only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GovERNMiNT RAILWAYS, FIiND:-
Statem~nt of expenditurb in excess of Parliamentary appropriation during yeaT ended
30th June, 1947, 12 .,
1
2
1,
278
INCOME iAx, PREWENTION AND RELIEF' OF . UxFuPLoytiFxp TAX, A14B SfE6jkL Iiidaiifi
AND WAGES TAx AcT§-.-
Report by the Commissiofier of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th jifilb,
1947, IG7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOAN :-
Loan Ekimat6s for 1947-48 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), i09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC Accoux+s :-
Colonial Trca~urer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated
Re~enue ;ind other accounts for the financial year ended 30th Jilfie, 1447', ibgbiht~r
with the Auditor-Gencral's Reports thercon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 12 .
Coin in itice-First Report, during currency of the 35th Parliament (Laid on Table of
Assembly only), 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FIRE 13RIGADES :-
Report of B6rd of Corhmissioners for 1917, 205, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 089
. . . . . . . . . 2 297
2 313
. . . . . . . . . i 677
. . . . . . 2 1133
FISHERIES :"
Report of Deliartment for year ended 30tb June, 1947, 177 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FISHERIES AND 6YSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1942-.-
Regulations ufider, 12, 18, 25, 171, 206, 2L
FIVE-AND-A-IIALI~ DAYS NVEEK (See "PETITIONS") .
1-~60b FOR ht-IiAI9 ;' FtND' (S'ee "STAMP DUTIES ACT,") .

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FORESTRY :-
Papers-continued .
F
NOTIPIcAnow or AcQuisinoN or LAND TjNDFR AcT, Pon roLDD-wiNG STATE FORESTS :-
Bellangry, Bibblewindi, Glenugie, Goonoo, Jack's Creek, 149.
Canobolas and Jack's Creek (No . 270), 253 .
AF"RzsTATiox :-
Return showing amount expended under the Act, 1916-1946, for year ended 30th June,
1947, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE.
. . . . . 1 407
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1945, and 30tb June, 1946, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 499
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY") :-
Regulations and Schedules under Act, 1935-46, 137, 206, 221, 229, 253 .
GLENROCK ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
GLOUCESTER SHIRE (See "MILK") .
G
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE Or NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of the, together with Statements of Accounts and Balance-sheets for the year
ended 30th June, 1947, 132 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 H45
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1945 (See also "RAILWAYS") :-
By-laws under, 15, 19, 29, 105, 137, 165, 198 .
GRAFTON AND SOUTH GRAFTON WATER SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1915-
1946-.-
NomiaAmoNs OF, Rmumpmoxs oy LAND UNDFR, POP.:-
Service Reservoir Sites at South Grafton and Junction Hill, 253 .
HARBOUR (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
H
I
HAR13OUR AND TONNAGE RATES :-
Minute respecting an arrangement with Broken Hill Proprietary Co .
to rebate of, at Newcastle, 153 .
Ltd ., in regard
Regulations, 221 .
HARBOUR TRUST (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
RAY IRRIGATION (See also "IRRIGATION") :-
By-law under Act, 217 .
Regulation, 217 .
HENLEY, ERECTION OF PLATS (see "PETITIONS") .
HORSE-BREEDING ACT, 1940 :-
Report on further suspension of provisions, 143 .
HOSPITALS (See "MENTAL HOSPITALS',) :-
HOTEL CLOSING HOURS (See "LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1946") .
HOUSE OP COMMONS :-
Report by Mr . L . E . Walcott) First Clerk and Clerk of Records of the Legislative
Assembly, on the Practice and Procedure (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 111 351 . . . . . . . . . . . .

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HOUSING (See-also "PUBLIC WORKS") :-
H
COMMISSION :-
report for year ended 30th Tune, 1946, 144 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES.
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PAGE . I VOL. PAGE .
1 1 417
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SEAVERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1947 :-
By-laws, L67 .
Throsby Creek Stormwater Drainage, 14 .
Reservoir Site, New Lambton, 149.
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 1
997
INCOME TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1928 (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTIUAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1940, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 13, 185 .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1946 :-
Regulations under, 136.
INSURANCE (See "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES") .
lifflICATION (See also "PUBLIC WORKS") :-
Regulations under Act, 1912-1946, 14, 15, 137, 153 .
NoTiFICATIONTS or AcQuisrrioN or LAND OR EASEMENTS uN-DER, roR:-
Commissiolt:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CURLWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1947, 165 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HAY IRRIGATION AREA:-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1947, 165 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RIVER MURRAY:-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1947, 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 895
. . . . . . . . . 2 935
. . . . . . . . . 2 937
. . . . . . . . . 2 989
IRRIGATION AND WATER (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1946 (See "LAND AND VALUATION
COURT") .
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1947 :-
Regulations under, 143 .
i
i
RATOOMBA (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
KEOGH, SERGEANT SECOND-CLASS ALFRED JOHN (See "COMMISSIONS-ROYAL")
KURING-GAI CHASE :-
Report of Trustees for year ende .d 30th June, 1947, 41 .

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LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also "STAIE BRICK
WORKS") :-
Report,of the D6~iiOient on working of the Factories and Shops Act; 1912-1946, for
1946, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . I .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 459
LAND AND VALUATION COURT:-
Rules 6f Court pursuant io Irrigation and Water (Amendment) Act, 1946, 19.
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS AdT, 1898-1936 :-
Regulations and Forms uhder, 143 .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES .--
CERTTPICATE op RETuRNING OPPICER RESPECTING ELECTION AS ME=BER:-
I
Williani Robeit Coulter, Esquire, 73 .
James Denis Kenny, Esq6ire, 252 .
LIBRARY (dee "PUBLIC LIBRARY") .
LIQUOR Ad, 1912 :-
Regulations tifider, 143 .
LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) AdT, 1,946 :- .
Statistical rettirii rel.-iting to voting at Referenduni on Closing Hours, held 15 FebruarT
1947, 217 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
805
LITHGOW-B.LUE kOUNTATtITS (See "MILKI') :
LOAN (See
~'FINANCE")
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS" ; also 1'§~~NtY MtNIdit'k,
COUNCIL") :-
Ordinances under Act, 16, 33, 93, 137, 164, 206, 217, 221, 236.
16iEEMBiqTS 11011 A ~R"ANCHISE :-
Certified copy of Suppleinentary Agreement between Cessnock Municipal council and
Caled6nian Collieries Limited, relating tb a fraudliis6 und~i 66 Local Govicimiek
Act, 1919, granted by the Council to the said Caledonian Collieries Limited for the
supply of electric efirrent for street and private lighting and for power within
thd Municipality, 13 .
AMALGAJjATION OF LOCAL GOVERNING AREAS :-
Mvnioi~aZity of Blackh edth, City of Hatoomba and Blue Mountains Shire-Report by
Mi . H . W. Dane upon a proposal to uuitej 1.3 .
LOCAL G6VFJRNMrNT (AREAS) BILL :-
Report of Sel~ct Committee (Couni~il Cbm~hitte~) (Laid oi Thble of bolihdil,
bw'yj
NoTiricA+rw OF; AppiorrIATIONIS AND RRSUMPTioNs OF LAND UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNmEN+
ACT, 1919, mrz :--~-
.
Cities :-
Albury, Batliurst Goulburn, 21, 252 ; Greater Newcastle, 14,,149 ; Lithgow,
1.49 ; Tamivortb, 14, 21 ; Wagga Wagga, 149 ; Albury, Blile Mountains,
Greater Wollongong, Lisniore (2), Maitland, 252 .
County Councils
Blue Mountains, 149 ; Clarence River, 149 ; Sydney, 14.
Munlci~alitlcs :-
banterliury, Condoublin, Globe, Granville, Mascot, Mosman, Ku-ring-gai, Newtokn,
Rand-wick, Rockdale, Ryde 14 .
Ashfield, Bowral ( .2), Canterbury (5), Concord, Cootamundra (~~, Drummoyne,
Enfleld, Hursiville (6), Ingleburn, Kiama, Ku-ring-gai (3), Lideombe,
M~mly . (2), North Sydney (2), Redfern, Rockdale, Ryde (8)i Wa~dr-16Y ;
Willoughby, 21 .
Auburn, Bankstown, Bexley, Bourke, Canterbury, Cobar, Condoublin, Dubbo,
Enfeld, Hurstville-_Jamberoo~ Kog5i2ib,_Ku-rifik-&i, Lane d6vej Mirriiek :
viile, Morce, North Sydney, Ryde, Waverley, Wileannia, Willoughby,
Windsor, 149.
Auburii, Bankstowh, Bexley, Cabramatta and Canley Vale, Kogarab, Ku-ring-gai,
Leichbardt, Liverpool, Marrickville, North S.ydneyi Ranfti~k; Redftrtij
Rockdale, Ryde, St. Peters, Waverley, 252 .
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VOLUME .
Papers-continited .
PAGE . VOL. rAGE .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS" ; also "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL CCUN-
CIL") (continited) :-
No=iCATIONS or APPROPRIATIONS AND RESUAIPTIONS or LAND UNDInt THE LOCAL GOVERN-
MENT AcT, 1919, For_(continued) :-
Shires :-
Bulli, Lake Macquarie (2), Sutherland (2), Thitelibili, Warringali, 14 .
Bulli, Coonabarabran ('I), H0Tnsby, Lake Macquarie (2), Nattai, Rylstoiie,
Sutherland (5), Warringali, 21 .
Baulkliam Hills, Cockburn, Crookwell, Gosford, Lake Macquarie, Lower Hunter,
Stroud, Sutherland, Warringah, -1.49 .
Bland, Coolah, Inilay, Lake Macquarie, Oberon, Sutherland, 252 .
TO%'~N AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY CO-.%IlllTTEE :-
Report for year ended 30th Juiic3 1947, 164 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AREAS) BILL (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS . ACT, 1901-191.9 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES.") :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 1.2 ("), 18 25, 29, 10 .5 (7), 133 (~), 136 ('% 143
158 (~2), 167 (`), 177, 206 (7), 216 221 (~), 22 .5 (% 253 (') .
i 817
M
MAIN ROADS :-
Report of Department for year elided 30th June, 1947, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MANNING SHIRE; (See "MILK") .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
BOARD:-
Statements of Accounts for year elided 30th Juuc, 1947 . 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Estimated I]xpenditure in excess of Parliamentary appropriation for year elided 30tIl
June ; 1948, 237 .
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PIZODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1927-1940, 19, 123 .
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
Bala lice-sliects and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Commissioner for year elided
30th June, 1947, . 144 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL HOSPITALS :-
Report of the Inspector-6cuoral for year elided 30th June, 1940, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Inspector-Gencral- f or yea r ended 30tli j mic, 1.947, 216 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CALLAN PARK :-
Interim Report by Public Service Board upon conditions (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 22] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report by Public Service Board upon conditions (Laid on Table of Assevibly . . . . . . only) . . . . . . . .
236
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See '42MEAT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
Amendment of Regulations under, 29~ 137, 21.7 .
2 691
1 409
2 1 lift
1 947
1 983
1 921
1 927
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT," also "FINANCE") .
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE :-
Report of Board, together with Annexures, for year ended 30tli June, 1947, 123 . . . . .
By-laws under Act, 1924-45, 12, 167, 221 .
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER AcT, 1924-1945, FOR :-
Central Illawarra, Liverpool, 21 .
Annandale, Holroyd, AVaterloo, Wollongong, 1 .49 .
Lid-combe Water Pipe Line, Newport Water Supply, Orphan School Crock Storinwater
Channel, 25-9 .
MILK :-
BoarWs Report for the year onded .10th
AoT, 1931-1942 :-
June, 1947, 171 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamations constituting the "Blue Mountains-Litligow Milk Distributing District," 89 .
Proclamation extending Zone to include INIAnning, Gloucester and portion of Stroud
Shires and Tarce and Winglialil Municipalities, -906.
Notifications of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act for purpose of
Residence,
Employee's
Municipality of Dungog, 21 .
t 55071-c
2
2
1013
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Papers-continued .
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MINES SUBSIDENCE BOARD :-,
Report and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1947, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 523
MINING :-,
Authorities to Aline issued since January' 1882, under the Mining Act, 1874,
(Return to an order (1884) 5,"136 .
Proc lamations under Act, 1900-1,946, 73, 136,
Regqlations'under Act,' 1906-1946, 136, 167 .
221 .
PENSIONS TPJBUNAL :-
Report of Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers, together with Statement of Accounts and
Balanco-shects for year ended 30th June, 1947, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
. . : . . . ! . 1 507
STATE COAL MINES:-
Report of the Control Board for the year ended 30th June, 1947, 93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 1 525
MINISTERS' (STATE & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-45 :-
Regulations under, 29, 137, 217 .
MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942 :-
Regulations under, 43, 217 .
MUDGEE GENERAL CEMETERY:-
Amended schedule' of Fees and Chargqs, 1U .
MUNICIP4L COUNCIL OF SYDNEY (See "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL")
MURRAY RIVER (See "RIVER MURRAY") .
MUSEUM (See "AUSTBALIAN MUSEUM?1) .
MUSF,-UM OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (Soo "EDUCATION")
NATIONAL PARK TRUST :-
Report for ỵear ended 30th June, 1946, 15 .
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND~ :-
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 1947, 158 .
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1941 :-
Regulations under, 12, 198 .
NEWCASTLE (See "HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES") .
NEWCASTLE AREA TRAMWAYS AND OMNI US SERVICES (See "TRAMWAYS AND
OMNIB~,TJS SERVICES," also "FINANCE" B
NOXIOUS INSECTS ACT, 1934 :-
Fwgul~tions ~.tnd Forms under, 143 .

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OIL SHALE MINI14G (See "MINING") .
OMNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SER-VICES") ;
OPTICIANS ACT, 1930-1946:-'
Regulations wider, 118,164.
ORDINANCE,
Under Local Government Act, 1919, 13, 33, 93, 137, 164, 206, 217, Hl, 2 .36 .
PASTURES PROTEbTION ACT, 1934-1943 :-
Regulations under, 29, 22~ .
PETITIONS :-'
All~NDMEiiT OF blVmn LAW :~'
From cdrtain iesidents of Goulburn Electorate praying tbat lunacy be made a ground
for divorce, 63 (Presduted to Assewibly onlqj) ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ERECTION 0111 FLATS A~ RhNEE_Y_ :-
From certain iesidents o~ Henley, praying that proposal be deferred and ultimately
.
abafidonedi 109 (Presented to Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PROPOSED ALTYR~TTON OF, LOCAL GOVFRNMENT BOUNDARIES :-
From cbrtain residents and ratepayers of tho Municipality of Lifie dole, praying
that no legislative action be taken before the proposal bas been submitted to
Ref6rendum, 33 (Prelented to zlssembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Prom certain rbsidents of Five Dock praying that memig of ckb§§iilg be EbiAtiubicd foi
pedbstrian traffic (Presented to- Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 835
. . . . . . . . . 1 831
SATURDAY MORNING SaorPING IN RURAL AREAS :-
ROAD CROSSING AT JUNMON OF RFGATTA-ROAb ANb PAkRAftAbT&- ROAD, FIVE . DOCK WEST '.-
From certain hesidents of Tamworth Electorate praying for retention of Five-and-al
half-d6ys Week- etc ., 11 (Preseided to bidy) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1~kom certAhi ieside'jits of Tenterfield Electorate pr~ylhg, for retention of Five-and-ahalf-ddys
Week ;- etc ., 11 (Presented to Assdihbl~ bfily) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 837
. . . . . . . . . 1 889
PHARMACY ::.-
Report of Boaid for 1946, 14.
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 :- 1
Regulations under, 14, 10, 236 .
POLICE (See also "tOMMISSIONS-ROYAL") :-
R6bort of Department for 1646, i2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Dephrtment for 194~, 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATION Am,; 1899, AND J~UidE VEdULATION AcT, 1906 :-
Rules uhd6ii, 12, Hi .
SUPERANNUATION' AND REIVARD FUND:-
Statemehl; of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th June, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statemelit of Tieccipts an(! Payments for year ended 30th June, 1948, 231 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 941
. . . . . .". 1 861
. . . . . . ; ; ; 1 881
. . . . . . . . . i 889
POLICE OFFENCES (AMENliMENT5 ACT, 1068'-
Proclamations, 171, 221 .
Regulations under, 171, 225 .
PRICKLY-PEAR C6M-L%1ISS1OiT (&e "C-R-'O'W- N LANDS") .
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See 'iAklikEhNG OF PRIMARY PROD-UCTS") ;
PRINTING COMMITTEE (Sed "COMMITTEES") .

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PROCEDURE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS (See "HOUSE OF COMINIONS11) .
P
PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING" ; also "BUILDING OPERATIONS AND BUILDING
MATERIALS CONTROL ACT" ; also POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT)
ACT") :-
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS :-
Report of Registration Board for 1946, 13 .
Report of Registration Board for 1947 222 .
Regulations under Registration Act,, i948, 137 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC HEALTIT :-
CALLAN PARE, MENTAL 1:10SPIWIL.-
filteriju Reliort of Public Serviec Board upon conditions (Laid on Table of Assembly
o7ily), 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of. Public Service Board upon conditiotis (Laid on Table of Asseni-bly o2ily), 236
CLAIM BY M.R . J. BRAUND TO CURE CANCrR:-
Report of Committee (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 157 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL HOSPITALS :-
Report of liispector-GenCTal for Tear ended 30th June, 1946, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Inspector-General for year ended 30th June, 1947, 216 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1940 :-
Regulations under, 14 .
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDM, POR :-
Auburn District, Gilgandra . District Hospital, 253 .
Maitland Hospital, 14, 253 .
Marrickville District Hospital, 149, 253 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS") .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 (See also "PUBLIC WORKS ACT")
Regulations, 222 .
. . . I . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 92t
. . . . . . . . . 927
885
947
. . . . . . . . . 983 .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30tli Jime, 1942, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Do do 30th June, 1943, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . .
Do (10 30th June) 1944, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS AND 'RESERVES--
Earlwood, 15 ; Kosciusko State Park, 41, 194, 206 ; Colliroy, 41 ; Abbotsford Point,
157 .
Blaxland's Crossing, Wallacia, Regulations for Management, 68 .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 12, 120~ 1 .36, 205
PUBLIC LIBRARY.-
BOARD-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 135 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . .i . . .
Interim Report by, upon conditions at Callan Park Mental Hospital (Laid on able of
Assembly only), 221 . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report by, upon conditions it Callqn Park Mental Hospital (Laid on Table of Asgembly
only), 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report by, in accordance 'with section 9 of Public Service Act, into General Working
of Departments of Public Works and Labour and Industry, with particular reference
to the supply and distribution of Bricks by State Brickworks, 12 .
115
189
193
. . . . . . . . . 1 1019
. . . . . . . . . 921
. I . . . . . . . 927
AfiNuTr or BOARD RELATING To AppoiNTMZNT OF'.-
Mr, 0, L. Adamson, as Assistdift Geologist, Department of Mines, 12 .
Mr . J . R. Blake, Fruit Officer, Department of Agrictilture, 3.9 .
Mr, T . R. Brabin, Divisional Officer, Forestry Commission of New South Wales, Department
of Conservation, 14 .
Mr . R. G. L. Canaway, Research Officer, Forestry Commission of'New South 111 :110s,
Deliartment of Conservation, 14 .
Mr . A . A . Clemson, Livestock Officer, Department of Agriculture, 1 .9 .
Mr . S . Edwards, Architect, Forestry Commission of New South Wales, Department of
Conservation, 1 .4 .
misR m . A . 111 Elliott, Technical Assistant, Forestry Commission of New South Wales,
Departiiieot of Conservation, 14 .
Mr. R . J . Flynn, Agronomist, Department of Agriculture, 19 .
Mr. 0, R . Graliam, Livestock Officer, Department of Agriculture, 19 .

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PUBLIC'SER'VICE (confinued) :-
MINUTES or BOARD RELATiNG 'To A . PṖo. ixTrMENT Or (C02WAUed)-
Mr. 11 Al. Greaves, Junior Livestock Officer, Department of Agriculture, 19 .
Mr . B. 0. Healey, Engineer, Forestry Commission of New South Wales, Department
of Conservation, 14 .
Mr . A. J. K. Hutchinson, Teclinical Assistant, Forestry Commission of New South Wales,
Department of Conservation, 14 .
Mr. J. R. Kiely, M.D ., Medical Officer, Department of Public Health, 19 .
Mr . L. A. Langley, M.D ., B.S ., D.P.M., as Deputy Medical Superintendent, Department
of Public I-Yealth, 19 .
Mr. L. A. 11 . McCaffrey, Soil Conservationist, Department of Conservation, 15 .
Mr . W. F. Owen, B.Sc . (Agr .), Economics Research Officer, Department of Agriculture,
19 .
Mr . J. Pitkentlily, as Inspector of Collieries, Department of Mines, 12 .
Mr. IT . J . Prior, M.B., B.S ., as Medical Officer, Department of Public Health, 19 .
Mr . R. H. D. Roo and Mr. W. G. Haigh, as Engineering Assistants, Department of
Labour and Industry and Social Welfare, 13 .
Mr . Al . S . Smitli, as Architect, Department of Public Works, 13 .
Mr. AV . 11 . S . Steven, as Assistant Engineer, Department of Public Works, 13 .
Mr . M. F. E. Walker, M.B ., B.S ., as Medical Officer, Department of Public Health, 14.
Mr. C . P. R. Sheehy, as Clerk, Department of Labour aud Industry and Social Welfare,
27 .
Miss D . M. Cuneo, as Shortliand-writer and Typist, Department of Agriculture, 29 .
Mr . K . J . Gould, is Engineering Draftsman, Department of Public Works, 21 .
Alessi-s . R . A . Hill and J . J. F. Huston, as Soil Conservationists, Depaxtment of Conservation,
39 .
Mr . W. 0 . Anderson, as Inspector of Collierics, Departmen't of Mines, 51 .
Messrs . J . J. Slater, R, T. Laffan, R. G . Irvine, G . R. Jago, as Dairy Officers, and
Miss Al . 1) . Tindale, M .Sc., as Botanist, and Mr . M . H . Keefer, as Livestock Officer,
Department of Agriculture, 57 .
Mr . R. F. Doyle, Electrical Inspector of Collieries, Department of Mines, 93.
Mr . J . G. S . Moffatt, as Clerk, Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare,
Mr . J . M . Logan, as Soil Conservationist, Department of Conservation, 123.
Mr . J . Sueddon, as Safety Officer, and Air. H. Taylour as Inspector of Miues, Departof
Mines, 136.
Messrs . Fleming, Murray, Madsen, Shelley, MacRae, Gruen and Ament, Department
of . Agriculture, 143.
Messrs . Mateliett, Nouliaus and Sanbrook, Department of Public Health, 143 .
Mr . G . E. H. Shepherd, BX .Sc ., Department of Agriculture, 158 .
Mr. A. H. Lucas, Department of Public Works, 164 .
Miss A. M. Henderson, M.B ., B.S ., and Mr . S . Benedek, AT.B ., B.S ., Department of
Public Health, 164 .
Messrs. E. A . Sanbrook, 1I .B ., Ch.M ., and B. S . McMullen, Department of Public
Health, 177 .
Messrs . B . Tligginbothain, and H. K. C . Mair, B.Sc ., Department of Agriculture, 193 .
Mr . E . Crunscit, Department of Public Works, 206 . :
Messrs . I . B. Mayne, H. E. R . Beattie, B.Sc ., and S. J. Wilkens, Department of
Agriculture, 206.
Mr. I. V. McAuliffe, B.Sc., Department of Mines, 216 .
Mr. M. F. Redies,-Departincilt of Agriculture, 217 .
Messrs . J . W. Wood, L. G. Williams and J . F . Macadam, Delinxtment of Conservation,
222.
Mr. L . J . Squires, Department of Conservation, 222.
Messrs . C . J. Levick, A. H. ~inclair and G. J . Skillman, Deprixtuient of Agriculture,
253 .
SUPERANNUATION :-
Report of the Board for year . eiided 30th June, 1946, 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Board for year ended 30th )'Line, 1947, 216 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE:-
Report, together wifli Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for year ended 30th
June, 1 .947, 167 (Lai .d on Table of Assembly on,IY) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 1071
. . . . . . . . . 1 1083
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PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE BRICKWORKS") :-
Report of Depdrtment for year ended 30th June, 1946, 123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Villawood Prefabrication, Factory-Report on O_P_e'f&tiofi ai~d hdiiai~tiaii&fi by
Mr. R . M . Baxter, 164.
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NOTIMATION OF hFSUMPTION 6R_ k P -h6phl'iTim Op h &ND 6ii E,&'ESi S i2iT fjf4DER 1 12,
FOR THE F6LLOW1NG PURPOSES :-
ABORIdINAL §TATIONS Ail~ iiESERVES :-
Cowra, 148 ; YaSS, 148 ; Tabuluin, 252 .
DAmS AND WEjRs :-
Namoi Iiiver at Kebpit , 14, Barwon .River, Darling River, , 14 CudgegongRiver,
33, Barwon River, ' Darlirid I(!v_e`i; Mhe-4daho 111ver' at ~dftendoiig, 25, 39,
137 ; 164) 222, fluntef Rivet at Glenbawni 14, 68 ; 104 ; 1711
EIXCI~RIC PdWER AND LiGHTiNo :-
Transmigsion line fr'om Lawson to Lithgow by provision of tin electric sub-station
at Blackheath, . 15
.
.
Southern Electricity Siij~-Vly df ReW S64h Wdl69j 14 ~4)~- 21 (2), 14~
252
Port Kdnibla and Sydney Electricity Supply Systemsi 21 .
Double hay Electric Sub-station (Transport Services), 133 .
HOSPItALS :~
Kenmord Mental 116spitili 21 .
HoUsiNG Am, 1912, at~
Abbotsford, 193 . Croydon, 136 ; 144.
Albury, 222 .
Argenton, 18, 216, tA
Dapto,, 193 .
inb why, A ~A`.
Armidalb, 18 .
Dubbo, 136 .
Aizicliffd, 93
19 10
Auburn, IS (--), 136 . Duhgog; 18 .,
Balgowl'ili, 18 (') . 'Edfl%V66d ; 144!
Balgownic, 136 . East Bankstown, 216 .
Balmain ; 136, 193 .
)bast Hills
IS- 136 '(2) .
Bankstown, 73, 144 .
Effigt khifbiid : b3 136
Bantry Bay, 18 . Eaft Ofdiigd; Aj 136, 222 ;
Bass Hills, 18 ('), 111, 136, 144, Eastwood, 18, 216.
216 . . Eden, 222 ;
Bass Hills, Chullorft, Parry, .PaA trD.!ingtonj 18 (1), 39, 93, 111 :
Chester Hill ) 'NTjnhNi66d) 18 . 136 (2), 193 .
Bega, 222 . Ermington and Rydalmere, 222.
Belmore ; 18 . hrgkin0ifl6, i36 .
Belmont~ 144 . Fairfield, 18 (') .
Berrima, 222. Fairfi6ldj Villawodd Afid Yeiffi6hi
Beverly Hills, 18,,136 18
Bexley North, 39, 73 . Vairy .-, M6kdow, , - 18 , .
Blackallb, 18 . Finley, 10 .
Blakehufst, 18, 93 . Flehiingtbfi, 223 .
Blaymeyj 136 . Gilgandra, 18, 136 .
Booragul, 136. Gladesville, 73 .
Botany, 222 . Glbb~, 228 ~~) .
Botany lind Pagewo-od, 18 . Gloucester,,18 .
Brighton-le-Sands, I& GdAurii; 1S .
Cabraniatta, 18 144. Grafton, 18 .
Cariley Vale, 136 (2) . Granville, 18 ('), 136 193,
Cardiff, 18 . 217 .-
Caringbab, 39, 136 . Granville and Merrylands, 18 .
darlingford, 18 . Grenfbili 1&
Casino, 93 . Gulgong;, .136-.
Chatswood West, 18 Gymea, 18 ('),.
Chester Hill, 18, 144 . GyiilO :i jAlty, 136 (2) .
Chulloraj 136. Harbord, 18 .
'Qobar, 216 (1) . Hargravd Parki 136 ;
Coff's Harbour, 216. Holbrooki 223 .
Cooerwull, 111, 21d . 116iii6buih, 19
Como, 18, 136 . H.omebush West, 18, 144 .
doncord ; 18 . Hurstville, 193 .
dondell Park, 18 Jannali, 19, 144 .
Coniston, 136 . Kamdos, 136, .,,..
Cool*t, 111 ; Kiiinh, 136, _ 2 23 .
(jootannindra ; 98 . itihg's-ford, __ 136. ' 1
Cbrowa, 93 .
Kingsgrove, 111.
Corr ima i , 1 3 6 ( 2 )) 210 .
Ki kiiiii rrawep, 119 . -
drookwell 18 .
Kiiiii. b.
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Rural Pank, 148,'252 (4) . (continued)--
Lakemba, 111 .
Putney, 19
Lainliton, 19 .
Pymble, 19
Lansdowne, 19.
Quirindi, 19 .
Lideombe, 93 .
Randwick, 193 .
Lilli Pilli, 217 .
Redfern, 19, 223
Lism6re, 19, 217 .
Regent's Park, 223 .
Litligpw,,193 .
Revesby, 19 ('), 73, 136 144.
Liverpool, '19, 136.
193 (-), 217 .
Macksville, 19.
Rhodes, 19 .
Manly, 223 .
Richmond, 193 .
Manly Vale, 111 .
Rydalmere, 19
Maroubra, 93, 136
Ryde, 217
Mays Hill, 19 73, 136, 217,
St. Marys, 19, 223 .
223 .
Sefton, 19, 111 .
Miranda, 19, 193 .
Seven Hills, 19 ('), .193 (2) 223,
Mittagong, 223 .
South - Belmore, 193 (2) .
Moorfields, 136 .
South Strathfield, 19 .
Nlore~, 1 .36 .
Sutherland, 19, 2f7 .
Moss Vale, 19, 7 .3
Sylvania, 19, 73 .
Narrabri West, 2h .
Telarab, 136 ("), ItI .
Narrandera, 19
Teinora, 19, 136, 141.
Newcastle, 136 .
Thornleigh, 73 .
Normabhurst, 19 .
Toongabbie, 19
North Bankstown 19 .
Tumut, 217 .
North Ryde, 73 .' '136, 144.
Turramurra North, 19, 73 .
North Sydney, 19, 93 .
Tweed Heads, 19 .
Northmead, 19 (?), 73 .
Villawood, 136 (1), ~23 .
North Wollongong, 1,39 .
Wagga Wagga, 136 (~), 217
Nowra, 223 .
Orange, 217 .
223 .
Waitara, 19, 13 .6, 217 .
Paddington, 19 .
*arre'n, 19 .
Padstow, 19 .
Waterloo, 193, 217.
Pagei~ood, 217 .
wanchope, 136 .
Panamin 19 144.
Went)yorthville, 19 (1), 193
Parked, 19 .
West Epping, 19 .
ParraTatta, 193 (2) .
'"rest Kempsey, .1 .3,6 .
Pa-rramatta North, 19 136.
West Ryde, 19 .
223 .'
West Wyalong, 1,36,' 144.
Parramatta West 19,
Wiley Park,'ill,'223.-
Pa.rry"Pa rk, 19.
Willoughby, 22 .3 .
Peak Hill, 93 .
Windsor, 19 .
PeaklijilrSt, 19 (2), 193 .
Wingbam, 19
Pendle I-Till, 19, 217 (') .
Woonona, 144 .
Pend]6 Hill and Wen twortliville,
Villawood, 19 (1), 136
Yagoona, 19, 217 (1) .
Pennant Hills, 136.
Yass, 19
Penrith 73 (2),'136, 193, 223 .
Port Kembla, 19 (2) Yennora,, ' 136
, 73, 136 (2) .
Young, 19 .
Punchbowly 19, 73, 144, 217 .
Berriquin, 137, 171, Deniboota, 33, 63 ., 93, 165, 222, Gumby, 1 .37, Jemalong, 137,
Medgun, 1.4, 22, Murrumbidgee, 14, Pilliga Bore Water Trust, 2~,'TullakQ,
li, Fish River, 148 ('), 252, Wakool, 164.
Dareton, Enfield, Bankstown, 14 ; Punebbow], Quandialla, Tbirroul 21 ;
Corrimai, .148 ; Cronulla, 148 ; Cremorne, 252 ; Emu ~Plains _Farm, 252 ;
Fairfield, 252 ; Malabar, 252 .
Bridge and Phillip streets, Sydney, 21, 148, Deniliquin, 137 .
PUBLIC WORKS (continued) :-
XonncAmN OF REsumpaioN or. APPROPRIATION or LAND OR EASEAIENT UNDER ACT, 1912,
kOR THE FOLLOWING _P~~O~is'_(contin . ued) :-
I
HOUSING ACT, 1912, at
IRRIGATION AND WATER SUPPLY:-
POLICE STATIONS, PRTS(IN5 ~~!? COURT HOUSES :-
PUBLIC IN .STRUCTION ACT, 1880, 12-13, 133 ("), 158 (20) , 222(la) .
PUBLIC OFFICES :-
RAI~WAYS :,-
'CONFIRMATION OF THY, TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND AT:-
Woolooware, 15 ; Wickham, 20 ; Stanivell Park - 5 43 ; Fmq Plains, -T38 :
Bankstowfi'- 19B ; Guy'ra Shire 266 .-

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NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OR APPROPRIATION OF LAND OR EASE-mENT UNDER, ACT, 1912,
FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES (continued) :-
RAILWAYS (eontinued) :-
ELECTRIC TRANSIMIssioN Li .qES :-
Hamilton and Dungog, Tarce and Kerupscy, Hamilton and West Maitland,
198 ; Sydney and Newcastle, 137 ; Lithgow and Orange, 137, 222, 29-7 ;
Ultinto and White Bay Power Stations, 21-7 .
MAINTMANCP OF RAMWAY TRAFFIC ON TRE LiNF OF RAILWAY BETWEEN :-
Blacktown rind Richmond-Provision of loop line at Blacktown, 217 .
Central and Tenipe-Provision of additional tracks at Redfern, 206, 221 ;
Provision of additiomil tracks at Erskineville, 221 ; Additional tracks at
St . Peters, -922 .
Dungog and Gloucester-Prevention of erosion, Maininy Jolinson's Creek,
near Dewrang, 20 .
Redfern and Tenipe-Additional Railway Tracks at *E~rskinevillc, 15, 43,
221 ; Additional tracks at St. Peters, 137 .
Sydenliam and Botany-Goods Yard at Cooh's River, 1.5, 20 .
Sydney and Albury-Provision of new Railway Carriage Works at Yennora,
15 .
Sydney and Bourke-Quadruplication of t] - c line between Lidcornbc and
Penrith, 1.5, 43, 222 ; Remodelling Triffic Yard at Blayney, 137 ; Prosion
of Water Supply Facilities at Pc-urith, 137 ; Provision of loop
line at Blacktown, 217 ; Drainage facilities at Toongabbie, 222 .
Sydney and Newcastle-New Bridge across Dora Creek, 1 .5 ; Quadruplication
of line between Strath-field and Hornsby, 1.37 ; ],'revision of new
bridge at Woy Woy, 20 .
Sydney and Newcastle-Quadruplication of the line between
and Hornsby (2), 1.5 ; Bridge over Wyong Creek, 222 .
Strathfield
Sydney and Queensland Border-Improved. Traffic Facilities at Afacksville,
15 .
Sydney and Mudgee-Water SUpply facilities at Cullen Bullen, 222 .
Sydney and Orange-Widening of cutting and improving drainage at
Huntley, 137 .
Sydney and Wallangarra-rrovision of additional Siding at Muswellbrook,
133 .
Sydney and St ratlifield-Provision of protection
Lewisham, ' 1 .65 .
to the Railway cutting at
MuswellbTOok and Merriwa-Provision of
198 .
a Road Diversion at Roxburgh,
MISCELLANZOUS :-
The authorised line of Railway froin Sandy Hollow, via Gulgong to
vale, 138 .
Erecting a Railway Residence at Glennic's Creek, 138 .
Erecting a Station A-faster's Residence at George's Plains, 138 .
Orange Electric Substation, 165 .
Station Master's Residence, Robertson, 165.
Staff Quarters at Blayney, 185 .
Transport Depot at Belmont, 206 .
RECREATION GROUNDS :-
Earlwood, 15 ; Kosciusko State Park, 41, 194, 206 ; Collaroy, 41 ; Abbotsfor7l
Point, 157 ; Cobargo (Children's Playground), 163 ; Wallendbeen (Children's
Playground), 236 ; Tooraweanah, 253 .
SCHOOLS-
Mount Penang Training, 148 .
SEWERAGE SCIIE-ATES :-
Moree, 148.
71
STATE TmEwoRacs:-
Blacktown, 253.
ISTORMWATER DRAINAGE-
Holroyd, 14, Hurstville, 14, Lideombe-Atiburn, 14, Lideonibe, 14, 148, 252,
Afaitland-Keorsley, 14, Hurstville, 21 ('), Kogarah, 21, Canterbury, 252,
Randwick, 252 ~'), Strathfield, 252, Canterbury-Hurstville, 148, Hornsby, 148 .

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By-laws under Acts, 1912-1945, 19, 29, 105, 165, 198 .
Estimates of Expenditure for 1947-1948 (Laid on Table of Assembly Qnly), 85 . . . .
Regulations governing water charges upon, under Junee Water Supply Administration
Act, 1915-34,
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1947, 79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner fo r quarter ended 31st March 1947, 15 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, ' 1947, 105 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1947, 217 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1947, 217.
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1948, 217.
Statement of Expenditure from the Government Railways Fund in excess of that
appropriated by Parliament for the year ended 30th June, 1947, 12 .
Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947 (Laid on Table
of As~embly o0y), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statements of Traffic secured* under section 24 (3) and (4) of Governmeint Railways
Act, 1912-1944, for the following montlis-April, May, June and July, 1947, 15 ;
August, 1947, 19 ; September, 1947, 89 ; October, 1947, 133 ; November and Decomber,
147, 137 ; January and February, 1948, 165 ; March and April, 1948, 217;
May, 1948, 221 ; June, 1948, 254 .
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ESTATE AGENTS") .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See
AND RE, SERVES") .
".PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS
REFERENDUM ON HOTEL CLOSING HOURS (See "LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) ACT,
1946") .
REGISTRAR-GENERAL :-
Return of Transactions under Statutes administered by, for 1946,13 .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS :-
Aborigines Protection Act, 29 .
Agricultural Seeds Act, 19,143 .
Auctioneers, Stock and Station and Real Estate Agents Act, 13, 137 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 13 .
Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act, 13, 22, 157 .
Bursary Endowment Act 222 .
Careless Use of Fire Act'y 18, 25 .
Closer Settlements Acts, 15, 118, 144, 236 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) Act, 221 .
Coal Industry Act, 221 .
Conveyancing Acts, 13, 222, 254 .
Co-operation Act, 12, 93 205 .
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 15, 63, 118, 253 .
Dairy Industry Act, 19 .
Dairy Products Act, 143 .
Dentists Act, 221 .
Electricity Development Act, 129, 236 .
Factories and Shops Act, 33, 47, 93, 144, 217, 222 .
Farm Produce Agents Act, 29 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act 12, 18) 25, 171, 206~ 221.
Gas and Electricity Act, 137, 266, 221, 229, 253 .
Government Railways Act, 19 .
Harbour Tonnage Rates Act, 221 .
Hay Irrigation Act, 217 .
Industrial Arbitration Act, 13, 185
Inflammable Liquid Act, 136 .
Irrigation Act, 14, 15~ 137, 153 .
Justices Act, 143 .
Land and Valuation Court Act, 19 .
Legal Practitioners, 143 .
Liquor Act, 143 .
Local Government Act, 13, 93, 137, 217, 2zi, 236 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 19, 1 .23 .
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 29, 137, 217 .
Mines Inspection Act, 136, 167 .
Mines Rescue Act, 136 .
Mining Act, 136 .
Motor Traffic Act, 29, 137, 217.
Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Act, 43,
Navigation Act, 12, 198 .
1317, 217 .
Noxious Insects Act, 143 .
Opticians Act 118, 164 .
Pastures PTOte'ction Act, 29, 222 . v
Plamt Diseases Act, 14, 143, 236 .
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INDEX.
1947-48.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
r,ipmvs 6Rf)itktb 9~o i~E ikiiiTfb .
Assm!pix JOINTVOLUMES.
VOIUME' .
I
Papers-continued .
PAGE .~ VOL . PAGE .
"REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (continued) :-
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 171, 225 .
Police Regulation Act, 12, 221 .
Public Accountants Registration Act, 137 .
Public Hospitals Act, 14 .
Public Instruction Act, 222 .
Public Service Act, 1.2, 129, 136, 205 .
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 15, 118 .
Rural Workers' Accommodation Act, 13,
Soil Conservation Act, 137.
217.
Stamp Duties Act, 167 .
Stock Diseases 11et, 14, 29, 143, 222 .
Supreme Court, 19, 157, 177 .
Sydney Harbour Bridge (Administration) Act~ 20, 254 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Acty 12, i~6, 167 .
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 226 .
Totalisator Act, 12, 22L
Transport Act, 20, 137 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 20, 137.
University in(l University Colleges Act, 12 .
Valuation of Land Act, i .3 .
Venereal Diseases Act, 14.
Veterinary Surgeons Act, 19 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 157 .
Water Act, 222 .
Weights and Measures Act, 109, 226 .
Wentworth Irrigation Act, 217.
RETURNED SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT ACT, 1916 :-
Regulation under, 15, 118 .
RICHARDSON, MR . S . M ., LATE MANAGER, MEL13OURNE & METROPOLITAN
TRAMWAY BOARD (See "TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES") .
.
RIVER MURRAY:-
COMMISSIm :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
2 939
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS") .
ROYAL COMMISSIONS (See "COMMISSIONS") .
RURALBANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES .
Report of the Commissioners of the, together with Balance-sbeetH of the Various
Departments of the 'Bank and Profit and Loss Statements and Appendices, for the
year ended 30th June, 1947, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL RECONSTP-TJCTIO14 ]BOARD :-
. Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 131 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL WORKERS' ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1926 :-
Regulations, 13, 217 . p
. . . . . . . . . 2 1 1197
. . . . . . . . . 9 1225
SATURDAY MORNING SHOPPING IN RURAL AREAS (See "PETITIONS") .
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE") .
SOIL CONSERVATION :-
Notification of requisition of land for the purpose of a Soil Conservatioil Experiment
Area Parish of Wallarah, 21 .
Regulations ' . under Act, 1938, 137 .
Report of Service for year ended 30th June, 1946, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report
. . . . . . . . . . . .
of Service for year ended 30th June, 1947, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940 :-
Forms and Regulations, 167.
Minutes of Variation in respect of certain Insurance Policies, 118 ; Agricultutil
Societies' Council of N .S.W., and Affiliated Societies, 167 ; Parcels despatched
by "Food for Britain" Fund, 177 .
69
73

INDEX.
1947-48.
PAPERSORDEREDTO BE PRINTED.
TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
AssEmB:LY
VOLUME .1
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-7;-continued .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE.
S
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES") .
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES".) .
STATE BRICKWORKS :-
Report by Public Service Board into general working of Department of Public Works
and Department of Labour and Industry with particular reference to the Supply
and Distribution of Bricks by, 12 .
STATE COAL MINES (See "MINING") .
I
STATE LOTTERIES :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 80th June, 19i7, 118 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1233
STATUTES, VARIATION OR SUSPENSION (See "CHIEF SECRETARY'S IYEPART-
MENT" also "STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940 .") .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934 :-
Regulations under, 14, 29, 143, 222 .
STROUD SHIRE (See
"MILK")~
SUPERANNUATION (See "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also POLICE") :-
SUPREME COURT:-
Rules, 19, 157, 177 .
SUSPENSION OF STATUTES (See "CHIEF stcrutTARY'S DEPARTMENT") .
SWIFT, MR. E . H. (See "TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES~') .
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1942 :-
By-laws under, 13, 39, 109, 118, 206, 217, 221, 253 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY UNDERTAKING-
Accounts (audited by Auditor-General) for 1946, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 717
Accounts (audited by Auditor-General) for 1947, 221 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 739
SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE (ADMINISTRATION) ACT, 1932 :-
Regulations under, 29, 254 .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1947-48 (Laid on Table of .4s8embly only)p 85
Regulations under Act, 1900-1941, 12) 136, 167
SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL :-
Statement of Accounts of the City Funds, audited by the Auditor-General, for 1946,
129 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .. . 761
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY").
TAREE MUNICIPALITY (See "MILK") .
TAXATION (See "FINANCE").
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "EDUCATION") .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC R-ALLS ACT, 1908
Regulations' under, 226.

INDEX.
1947-48.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFFRENCrS TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
AssEmBLY
I VOLUME- I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Paper&-continued .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE .
THOMPSON, CLIFFORD TASMAN (See "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
TOTALISATOR ACT, 1916-1937 .-
Regulations and Rules under, -12, 221.
T
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE (See "LOCAL
GOVERNMENT") .
TRAMWAYS AND OMNTIBUS SERVICES (See also "TRANSPORT," also "FINANCE") :-
Report on Administration and Operation of the Tramway and Omnibus Services in
Sydney Metropolitan and Newcastle areas by Mr. M. S. Wilson and Mr . S . M.
Richardson, 123 .
Report upon Administration and Management of Tramway and Omnibus Services in
New South Wales by Mr . E . 1-1 . Swift, 93 .
Report of the Commissioner forRoad Transport and Tramways for the year ended 30th
June, 1947, 79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 787
.
TRANSPORT (See, also "RAILWAYS" ; also "TRA__KWAYS") :-
Report of Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways f6r year ended 30th June,
1947, 79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Regulations under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932-43, 20, 137 .
. . . . . . . . . 2 787
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1945) 20, 137 .
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST :-
Estimates of Expenditure (General Fund) for 1947-1948 (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Payments (General Fund) "Authorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947
. . . . . . . . . 2 246
(Laid on Table of Assembly only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 250
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST :-
Estimates of Expenditure (General Fund) for 1947-1948
only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(Laid on Table of Assembly
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 251
Statement of Payments (General Fund) "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947
(Laid on Table of A&sembly only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 255
ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAPPic FUND :-
Estimates of Expenditure for 1947-1948 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 85
Statement of
Ta .,,e
Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1947 (Laid on
. . . . . . . . . 2 243
of Assembly only), &-) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 245
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS)ACT, 1932-1943 :-
Regulations under, 20, 137 .
UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900-1902, AS AMENDED :-
By-laws u.nder, 12, 79, 1 .37, 236 .
U
.
'UNIVERSITY OF 'SYDNEY:-
Report of the Senate for 1945, 158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 201
VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916 :-
Regulations under, 13 .
V
VALUER-GENERAL :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1947, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 825
VARIATION OF STATUTES (See "CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT" ; also
"STAMP DUTIES ACT, 19210-1940") .

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1947-48.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME .1
Papers-continued .
PAGE . I VOL. I PAGE .
VENEREAL DISEASES ACT, 1918 :-
Regulation under, 14 .
VETERINARY SURGEONS ACT, 1923 :-
Regulations, 19 .
VILLAWOOD PREFABRICATION FACTORY (See "PUBLIC WORKS")
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS:-
Nos . I to 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1
WALCOTT, MR. L . E . (See "HOUSE OF COMMONS") .
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLENTENT :-
Regulations under Act, 1941, 157.
WATER ACT, 1912-1946 :-
Notification under Part II,
apply, 167.
prescribing Rivers and Lakes to which Section 26D shall
Regulations, 222 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION," . also
"RIVER MURRAY") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1947, 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
896
WATER SUPPLY (See "1%,IETROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also "BROKEN
HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS").
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WEEKLY REPORTS OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE :-
Nos. I to 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
275
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES:-
Regulations under Act, 1915, as aniended, 109, 226.
WENTWORTH IRRIGATION ACT :-
By-law, 217.
Regulations, 217.
WESTERN LANDS :-
I . . : -,
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th Julie, 1947, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WILSON, MR. M . S ., COM-MISSIONE,11. FOR TRANSPORT, TASMANIA (See "TRAM-
WAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES") .
I
103
WINGHAM MUNICIPALITY (See "MILIK") .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION:-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th-June, 1947,118 .
Statistics supplementary to Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 164.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL) ACT, 1920-1,945 :-
.
Amended scheme under, 13 .
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LEGISLATIVE Assm-BLY .
NEW SOUTH WALES.
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INDEX
TO THE
VOTES AND PROCEED1 I N Q 8
AND
PAPERS LAII) UPON THE T.0L~
(INQLUDINQ PAPEItS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN THE
JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION
OF
T94$ :-49-5Q~~
ft6hibd 19th -06tober, 1048* ; bi*10a ~~hd Mq, !9'5'6.)
NOTE .
For Papers and Petitions laid upon the Table of both Housej, hhd S69i6fihi 1~kurns, see
under !1 P4p6rs,?' page xxiiii .
For Proceedings on Bills ; see under Bills,',? page iv .
REFERENCES i0 THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TIl PARLIA? . IENT-THIRD SESSION.
ABSENdE (See "MEMBERS") .
ACTING CHAIRMAN OP COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OP COM-MITTEES,") :
ADDRESSES :-
CASE or CLiFwp.D TASMAN THOMPSON :-
Returfi16 OiUr ~86siibu 104~40485 laid oil Tablej 2-1 .
A
CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS To THEIR ROYAL HjGIiNFSSES THE PRINCESS ELIZABETIT,
DucHms or EDiNBURGII, AND TiiE . DUKE or EDINBURGH ON THE BIRTH OF A SON :-~
Motion (Mr . Baddeley) That House agrees to, carried unanimously, 46 fbi,~~Lr , d6d b~i
Governor, 71 ; acknowledgment relJ6~-ted~ 10 .1-2 .
IN REPLY TO THE G

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INDEX.
1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TIl PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION,
ADJOURNMENT :-
OF DEBATE :-
Motion for, agreed to, 82, 124,
407, 411, 432, 433, 437 .
126, 136, 142, 155, 160, 166, 173, 192, 245, 294, 370,
Motion for and to take precedence, agreed to
24, 27, -, 31(-) .
(Address-in-Reply), 7, 11, 15, 19~ 22,
On motion (by consent) of Member speaking, 27, 172, 205, 313, 355, 367, 375 ;
(until iater hour), 31 78, 136, 148, 216, 307, 399, 406, 410(2) .
At 5 .20 p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, 44, 121, 178, 186 .
On General Business at 6 o'clock p .m,, by operation of Sessional Order, 114, 141~ 181p
191, 226, 235, 245, 263, 271, 282, 299, 394, 414, 437 .
At 10 .20 p .m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 47, 83) 134, 142, 173, 184, 250, 291, 308,
379, 414, 417, 445 .
On motion of General Business, until specified day, 124 .
On Order of Day of Government Business until (to-inorrow), 78, 126, 160, 166, 192 ;
(later hour), 71, 82, 399, 410 (2) .
OF THE IftOUSE (See also "SPEAKER") :-
As tribute of respect on death of Member, 107, 222, 342 ; ex-Member, 129, 222, 342 ;
Lieutenant-Governor, 329 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-Speaker, at
10 .30 p.m ., 36, 47, 134, 142, 199, 235, 291, 355, 437 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, at 5.30 p.m., 121, 178, 187 .
Motion for, agreed to, 8, 11, 15, 11), 22, 24, 27, 40, 44, 50, 52, 66, 79, 83, 93, 99, 118,
126, 146, 155-6, 160, 168, 184Y 192, 208, 211, 220, 226, 229, 231, 245, 253, 260, 263,
267, 280, 283, 301, 313-14, 325, .136, 346, 350, 360, 365, 367, 375, 382, 3817, 399, 404,
407, 428, 445, 450, 456 .
Special-
Motion for, passed, 52, 66, 79, 13 .5, 163, 208, 222, 231, 241, 253, 260, 267, 276,~280,
295, 346, 360, 371, 382, 383, 387, 423, 450 ; (provision for earlier day, if
necessary), 92, 98, 1,07, 155, 168, 205, 211, 220, 325, 336, 403, 456 .
Until later hour of Day (same sitting) as mark of respect, 347 .
OF THE HousE UNDER THE 49TH STANDING ORDER-
The reduction of coal deliveries from Wollondilly and Nattai-Bulli collieries by the
collapse of a bridge on Main Road No . 259, motion (by leave) withdraum, 362.
Buled out of order:-
The action of the Government in retaining-lWi . D . N . Pritt, K .C., in the appeal to
the Privy Council by the Commonwealth Government and States of New South
Wales and Queensland concerning the Commonwealth Banking Act, 1947y
ruled out of order as not being urgent, 147 .
Failure of the Minister for Lands to refer to the Parliamentary representative of
the area the appointment of two additional trustees for the Somerton Public
Recreation and Racecourse Reserve and his failure to sustain his action by
Departmental Inquiry to ensure that due regard was paid to the pubue
interest, ruled out of order because it was not specific, 311 .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (See "ADDRESSES" ; also "JURY SYSTEM") .
AFFIRMATION OF ALLEGIANCE (See "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE")
AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOLS (See "EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS")
AMENDMENTS :-
To motion (by consent) before moved, 394,
To add new paragraph, 15 ; ruled out of orders 124, 141 .
To amend amendment, (Address-in-Reply), 07 ; negatived, 34.
To omit words with view of inserting others, 271 ; negatived, 35, 36, 131 ; agreed to,
172, 217-219 .
To omit words, negatived, 180 .
To omit and insert words, agreed to, 289-90 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 197, 251-2 .
To read Bill 2' "this day six months," negatived, 144, 249, 320, 379 .
To recommit, on motion for V, negatived, 185, 420 .
To recommit, on adoption of Report, withdrawn, 150 ; negatived, 183, 442 .
ARCHBOLD ESTATE, ROSEVILLE (See "HOUSING COMMISSION") .

INDEX.
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1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIA-MENT-THIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY:-
Called together by Mr. Speaker for Special Emergency Sitting in accordance with terms
of Special Adjournment, 207,
Sessional Orders-Business Days-Precedence of Business, passed, 35-36, 109 .
Sessional Orders amended providing for suspension during sittings on Thursdays and
Fridays of operation of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of Sessional Order adopted
on 9th November, 1948 ; and also for Friday sittings, agreed to, 51 .
Sessional Orders amended providing (a) for suspension during sittings on Thursdays
of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of Sessional Order adopted on 15th Marell, 1949 ;
and (b) for Friday sittings, agreed to, 195 .
Sessional Orders suspended to continue sitting after 5.3 .0 o'clock, p .m ., agreed to, 149 ;
after 10 .30 o'clock, p .m ., 215-6, 406 .
Sessional Order suspended to give Government Business precedence for sitting, 451 .
Sessional Committees-Appointment of, 39 .
Sittings after mid-day, 72, 78, 150, 1,55, 320, 411 .
Sittings after midnight, 90, 205, 208, 323 .
OPENING OF SESSION:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers ?NTessage from Governor, 2.
Governor's Speech reported to House and laid on Table by Mr . Speaker, 4 ; Motion
made (Mr . Chalmers) for adoption of Address -in -Reply, 7 ; Debate adjourned (to
take precedence), 7, 11, 15 ; amendment (Mr. Turner) to add new paragraph and
Debate adjourned Cto take precedevce), 15, 19, 22, 24 ; resumed and amendment
upon amendment (Mr. Chaffey) to add further paragraph and Debate adjourned
(to take precedence), 26-27 ; resumed and adjourned, 30, 31 ; amendment upon
aniendinent negatived, amendment negatived, Address-iii-Reply ag?eed to, 32-35 ;
presented to Governor and Answer reported, 46 .
BANKING (See "ADJOURNMENT-49th STANDING ORDER")
]a
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; "SPEAKER" ; and PAPERS Index) :-
Amendment to read 2' "this day six months," 134, 320, 379 ; negatived, 144, 249, 320 .
Amendinent to recommit on adoption of Report, negatived, 1,83-4, 442 ; withdrawv, 150 .
Amendment to recommit on motion for 3o, negatived, 185-6, 426 .
Amendment on 2' to refer Bill to Select Committee, negattved, 197, 251-2 .
Amended Title, 287, 450 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker to be taken into consideration
at a later hour of day, 87, 88(-"), 97, 152, 153, 214~ 422 (2) ; (To-9norrow),
55, 187("), 258, 299, 416, 431, 444, 450 ; (forthwith), 97, 99, 204, 324, 455, 456 .
Debate on motion for 21 of Bill adjourned, (until To-inorrow), 78, 121, 126, 160, 166,
173, 184, 186, 1,92 ; (later hour), 71, 82.
Order of Day for 2', fixed for later hour (Standing Orders having been suspended),
76 (2) .
Order of Day moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 75, 86 .
Presented by a Minister .on behalf of another, 82, 116, 142(% 160.
Pro forriO, 3 .
Second reading (by consent) taken forthwith, 308.
Second reading moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 162 .
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in aud pass Bill or Bills through all
stages in one day, 59, 61, 62~ 76, 207, 229, 275, 303, 318, 320, 333~ 453 .
THIRD R&~DING :-
Fixed by Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker, for To-morrow, 42(l), 44~ 47(% 73~ 74(2), 1199
121 19-6, -128(2)2 144
(2), 160,
145 .1.62(2), 163, 167, 176, 177, 184, 187('), 250,
252, 275, 294, 352~ 354(~) 358 ('), 367, 386(-), 399, 423, 450 ; (later hour), 77(2), 78,
87, 214, 287(`), 381, 419, ' 422(-") .
Forthwith (by consent of Speaker, or Deputy-Speaker), 86, 91, 150, 201, 203, 211, 238,
2882 300, 301, 306, 3082 312(~), 318,, 318, 321) 323, 402(--), 403, 416, 431, 441,
442, 448, 449 (2) , 453, 456 .
Taken as formal, 393 .
Moved by a Minister on behalf of another, 49, 75, 148(l), 382 .

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INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
13ILLS (continued):-
Pk6dEDINGS ON :-
APPROPRIATION BILL (1948-49) :-
Message from Governor, 88 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring- in
and pass through all stages in one day, 59 ; Ordered (Mi . Baddeley), founded on
Resolutions of Ways and Means (Nos . 2 to 8), presented and read 1', read 2'
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 and sent
to Council ., 66 ; returned without amendment, 74 ; Assent reported, 85 .
APPROPRIATION BILL (1949-50) :-
Message from Governor, 248 ; Standing Orders suspended (&rgeftcy) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, 275 ; Ordered (Mr . Matthm§ on Uehalf of
Mr. James McGirr), founded on Resolutions of \Vays and Means (Nos . 12 to 18),
Bil) presented and read 1', read 2' and committed, reported without aniendirient,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, Z7'~ ; returned Without kifiendinent,
301 ; Assent reported, 328 .
BREAD 'AIANUFAUIURE AND DELivFRY BILL-.-
Message from Governor, 409 ; Motion (Mr . Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 410 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjodrned, 414 ; r'
ea
d ~' and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith (Speiilcells
cons6nt) and sent to Council, 416 ; returned with an amendment, 431 ; House in
Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 437 .
DRoKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY LIMITED (RECLAMATION AND EXCHANGE) AGREE--
kENT RATIFICATION BILL-.-
Message from Governor, 390 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahav) for leave to bring in, Bill .presented
and read 1', 395 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, read 2' ~nd committed,
reported witliout amendment, Report adopted, 399 ; read 3* and sent to
Council, 4,01 ; returned without amendment, 421 ; Assent reported, 435 .
BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY LIMITED (STTELWORKS) AGREEMENT RArMPI()ATION
BILL :-
Message from GOVel-110T 397 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', ' 398 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 402 ;
TetUTDod . with an aniendinont, 421-2 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 426 ; Assent reported, 435 .
BusH FIRES -13ILL :-
Message from Governor, 239 ; Motion (Mr. Evdtt) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 245 ; read 2' and committed, 256 ; reported with amendments, Report
adopted. 275 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 283 ; returned with amendments, 299 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 307 ;
Assent reported, 337 .
CAMPERD6~VX CEMETERY (AMEND-MENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 397 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leaw t6 bring in, Bill presented
and rehd 1" 398 ; read 2* and committed, repoit6d witboui amendment, R6port
adopted, read ~' forthwith Oepxty-Speak~r~s cbiisieM) and sent to Council, 402 ;
returned Withb~t amendment, 416 .
CANTERBURY ROAD BRjDGE. Rz-coNsraucTioN Bi~L :"
Message from Governor, 113 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave t6 biing in, Bill pr6s"elited
and read 1', 117 ; read 21 (ad committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 121 ; read 3' and seat to Council, 125 ; returned without amendment, 13 .3 ;
Assent reported, 151 .
CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS (GRACE BROS . PTY . LiAIITFD) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 377 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 379 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 381 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 382 ; returned without amendment,
394 ; Assent reported, 413 .
CHURCH OF ENGLAND TRUST PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . 0 . E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 350 ; read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 358 ; read 3' and
sent to Councili 363 ; returned without amendment, 373 ; Assent reported, 390 .
CLARENCE HARBOUR WORKS BILL :-
Message from Governor, 349 ; Motion (Mr . Caltill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 349 ; read 2' and eommitted, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 354 ; read Vaud seat to Council, 357 ; returned with6ut arhendment ; 370 ;
Assent reported, 389 .

INDEX.
T
1948-49-50 .
iliFERE14CES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
BILLS (contiifued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON
(continued)
99AL AN"P OIL SHALE MIN_I~ T~ORWE S (PENSIONS) AMENDME~NT BILL-.--:-
Message Trom Governor, 180 ; Motion (Mr . Aaqqcley) for leave to bring in, Bill pre.
sent4 and read i~, 229 ; Motion for 2' land Debate adjourned, 245 ; amendment
(Mr. Black) to read 2.6 "this 04Y six nionths, 1_' nega .tived Bilf rea-d"' 2' and committed,
rpported without amendment, R ~p "ori . a_dopt~q, ~~ 24b-56~' 1 read .1 .1 30 ard sent
to, Council, 251 ; returned without amendment, 257 ; Agsept reported, 267 .
COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG SERvicE LrAvE BILL:-
Message from Governor, 439 ; Motion (111r . Finnan) for leave to bring ii-i . and Debate
adjourned, 445 ; Bill presented and i~~ad P 460 ; read 2' and'e6mmitted, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3" forthwith (Vcputy-Speaker~s consent)
and sent to Council, 453 ; returned with amendments, 455 ; House in Committee,
Council's' amendments igreed to, Message ~o Council, 456 .
CONSERVATION AunioRiTy. OF, NEw Soru-TH WALES BILL :-
Message from Governor, 115 ; Motion (Mr. Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 118 ; Motion made for 21 and amendm cut (Mr. Treatt) t o read
2' "this day six months" and Debate adjourned, 134 ' ; ' resumed and adjourned,
;
i36(1~, 142 ; resumed, amendment negativ~ed, Bill read 2' and committed, reported
without 'amendment, Report adopted, 144 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 148 ;
returned without amendment, 152 ; Assent reported, 158 .
CONSTITUTION AMENDAII17NT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS ALLOWANCES) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 23 ; Motion (Mr. Badd~lcy) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read, 1', 39 ; read 21 and committed, re'ported w1th'out-am~1IdM_e1t,` Report
a'dopted, 42 ; read 3* and s'nt e to C ouncil, ' i ' 4 6 i' retur ned without amendment, 50 ;
reported, 81 .
CO-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (1948) :~
Message from Governor, 75 ; Standing Qrdera suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
through all stages in one day, 76 ; Motion (Mr. Bqddeley) for leave to
Bill presented and read 1',"76 ; read 2' ~i~d c6mnfltt6d,_iep'ort64 with an
amendment, Report adopted, 86 ; read 30 and, sent to . Council, 86 ; returned without
amendment, 96 ; Assent reportedy 104.
Co-oi,FRA.Tim (AMENDMENT) BILL (1949) :~
Mot~on (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in~ Bill presented and read, 1*, 307 ;
read ~* bind ~ comm'Itied, reporied 1w6out - amicndi~eue, Repor"t 'adopted, read 3'
forthwith (Deputy4peaker's consent) and seat to Council, 312 ; returned without
amendment, 323. ; Assent reported, 3A9 .
Pq!-.qPrRATIoN (AMENDMENT) BILL (1950) :- . .
Message from Governor, i29 ; Motion (Mr. C . T1 . Martin) for lcav(~ to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 430 ; read 2` and comll*ted, reported -, vithout amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith ( Speaker's consent) . ai~ d , ' se.q,
i to Council,
441 ; returned without amendment, 443 .
DAIRY INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL :~-
Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 364 ; read 2'
an~d'committed, reported' Without amendment,'Report adopted, 386 ; read 3' and
86nt 'to Council, 395 ; returned with an n
'
mendment, 416-7 ; House in Committee,
Council's am6ndm~nt agreed to, Me§sage to Council, 427.
DISTRICT Comms (AMENDMENT) BILL :-'
M.9tion (Mr. C. E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 300 ;
Motion . . for 26 and am:endment to read '~tbis day three months,~' negatived, Bill
Tea "d 2" 'and cominitted' reported~~vifh amendment, Report adopted, read 3* forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Coun

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INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PRocEEDixGs ON (continued) :-
FACTORIES AND SHOPS (HAIRDRESSERS) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 419 ; Motion (Mr . Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 428 ; Motion made for 2* and Debate adjourned, 432 ; resumed and
adjourned, 437 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Motion made
for adoption of Report, amendment (Mr. Treatt) for recommittal negatived,
Report adopted, read 3' forthivith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 441-2 ;
returned with an amendment, 449 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 452 .
FARM COL0NY TYPE MENTAL HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION BILL
AIENTAI, HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION BILL") :-
(Changed from "GLENLEE
Message from Governor, 234 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 235 ; Motion moved for 2o and amendment (Mr . Jeff Bate) to refer
to Select Committee, and Debate adjourned, 250 ; amendment negatived, Bill read
2' and committed, 251-2 ; reported with amendments, including an amendment in
the Title, Report adopted, 287 ; read 3' and seat to Council, 288 ; returned without
amendment, 308 ; Assent reported, 338 .
FAUNA PROTECTION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 82 ; Motion (31r. Evatt on behalf of Mr . Baddeley) for leave
to bring in, Bill presented nnd read 1', 82 ; read 2' 'Ind committed, reported
without amendment, Report adoptcd, 87 ; read 3' nnd sent to Council, 89 ; returned
with ameudment,~, 96 ; I-louse in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to,
Message to Council, 97 ; Assent reported, 103 .
FIRE BRiGADES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 160 ; Motion (Mr . Baddeley) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 1.73 ; read 21 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 177 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 181 ; returned without amendnient,
191; Assent reported, 209 .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISPENSARIES ENABLING (AMENDMENT) BIEL :-
Assent to (Session, 1947-1948), reported, 2.
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (AMENDMENT) -BILL :-
Suspension of Standing Orders (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages in
one day, Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V,
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V
and sent to Council, 333-4-5 ; returned without amendment, 336 ; Asse t reported,
340 .
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL (Loan Estimates, 1948-1949)
Message from Governor, 59 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass
Bill through all stages in one day, 61 ; Ordered (Mr . Baddeley) founded on Resolution
of Ways and Means (No . 9), Bill presented and read 10, read 21 and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 70-71 ;
returned without amendment, 77 ; Assent reported, 85 .
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT A-PPROPRIATIox BILL (Loan Estimates, 1949-50) :-
Message from Governor, 273 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, 318 ; Ordered (Mr . Cahill) founded on
Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 20), Bill presented Ind read 1', read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to
Council, 319 ; returned without amendment, 324 ; Assent reported, 339 .
GLEN INNES TO INVERELL RAILWAY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 349 ; Motion (Mr . ffSullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 352 ; read 2* and committed, 365 ; reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 367 ; read 3' and sent to 'Council, 370 ; returned without
amendment, 385 ; Assent reported, 405 .
GLENLEF MENTAL HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION BILL (Changed to "FARM COLONY TYPE, MENTAL
HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION BILL") .
GovERNmFNT RAILWAYS AND TRANSPORT (A1,TENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 425 ; Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read lo, 427 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read V forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 431 ;
returned without amendment, 440 .
HIDE AND LEATHER INDUSTRIES BILL :-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 74 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned
'
78-1 resumed, Bill read 2*
and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 78 ; read 3* and sent
to Council, 78 ; returned with amendments, 96 ; Ilouse in Committee, Council's
;iMendments agreed to, Message to Council, 97-98 ; Assent reported, 103 .

4NDEX.
Vil
-194~-40-56 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35T11 PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
HIDE AND LEATnFR INDUSTRIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 283 ; read 20
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 287-8 ; returned without amendment, 307 ;
Assent reported, 328 .
HOSPITAL BENEFITS AGREEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL :
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 195-6 ; read 2'
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 forthwith
(Deputy-Speaker's ' consent) and sent to Council, 201 ; returned without amendment,
204 ; Assent reported, 213 .
HOUSING (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 148 ; Motion (Mr . Baddeley, on behalf of Mr. Evatt) for leave
to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 160 ; read 2' and .comillitted, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 162-3 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 166 ;
returned without amendment, 169 ; Assent reported, 193 .
HUME DAM HYDRO-ELrCTRJc DEVELOPMENT (CONSTRUCTION) BILL :--
Message from Governor, 349 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 350 ; read 2' find committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 354 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 358 ; returned without amendment, 371 ;
Assent reported, 389 .
KEMrRA TUNNEL (ARBITRATION) BILL :- .
Message from Governor, 61 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass
through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. C. E. Martin,) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1*, read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 62-3 ; returned without amendment,
71 ; Assent reported, 86 .
LAKE ILLAWARRA AND COWRA POIVER STATIONS (CONSTRUCTION) BILL :
Message from Governor, 113 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to ])ring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 117 ; Motion made for 2* and Debate adjourned, 121 ; read 2' and
pommitted, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 126 ; read 3* and Sent to
Council, 128 ; returned without amendment, 134 ; Assent reported, 151 .
LAICEMBA MEMORIAL HALL BILL (See "THE LAKZMBA MEMORIAL HALL BILL") .
LAND SALES CONTROL BILL :-
Assent to (Session, 1947-1948), reported, 2 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. C, I"- Martin)' for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 162 ;
read 2* and committed, 176 ; House in Committee, reported with amendments,
Motion for adoption of Report and amendment to rec-ommit, negatived, Report
adopted, 183-4 ; Motion for 3', amendment to recommit negatived, Bill read V and
sent to Council, 185-6 ; returned with an amendment, 204 ; House in Committee,
.Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 204 ; Assent reported, 213 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 42 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 73 ; read 3*
and sent to Council, 75 ; returned without amendment, 83 ; Assent reported, 103 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (WAR. SERVICE) AMENDMENT BILL :
Motion (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 196 ;
Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 205 ; read 20 and committed, reported
with amendments, Report adopted, read 3' . forthwith (Speaker's consent) and
sent to Council, 211 ; returned with -,in amendment, 214 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendment ,agreed to, Message to Council, 216-7 ; Assent reported, 221 .
LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL (Pro forvid BILL) :- .
Presented (Mr . Baddelcy) and (pro form4) read V, 3.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MIn[BERS SUPERANNUATION (AmFND1,TFNT) BILL :
Message from Governor, 297 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 306 ; read 2' and coinmitted, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Dep~tty-Spcaker's consent) and sent to Council, 312 ;
returned with amendments, 324 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed
to, Message to Council, 324 ; Assent reported, 338 .

yilia . INDEX.
1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD . SESSION.
BILLS (continved) -- . I
PROCEEDIN'GS ON (continued) :-
LIQUID FUEL BILL:-
Motion (Mr. C. E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1' 307 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read ' 3
forthwith (Spe4ker's consent) and sent to Council, 313 ; ietuiii~d ;with6dt'amen;
Ment, 323. ; Assent reported, 339 .
LivERpooi, CFmEaERY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 415 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 440-1 ; read 2' and committed, reported witbotit aineffidnient,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputy-SpeakeT's consent) and sent'to Council,
449 ; returned without amendment, 451 .
t6AR BILL (See "GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ApmAs) BILL :-
Assent to (Session, 1947-1948), reported, 3 .
.1,6CAL GOVERNMENT (FUPJTqIER AMENDMENT) BILL:-
~~qssage from Governor, 46 ; Motion (Mr. Cohill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
~nd 'rehd- 1', 62 ; read 2* and committed, reported with amendments, Report
adopted, 73-4 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 76 ; returned with amendments, 87 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to, Council, 8 .9 ;
Assent reported, 104 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (REaULATION Or FLATS) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 1.60 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read :[*, 161 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 166 ; resumed,
read 2' and committed, reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 167 ; read V
and sent to Council, 173 ; returned with an amendmenti 187 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 191-2 ; Assent reported, 209 .
LO('AL GovEmiMENT (SUPERANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL :-
from Governor, 40 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for lbave to bring in, Bill presented
read 1', 46 ; Motion for 2' and Debate 4djourned 44'-' read 2' and
committed, reported without amendment, Report' 6dopt6d,47,"rea'd`: 3o 'and sent to
Council, 49 ; returned without amendment, 54 ; Assent reported, 73,
LOCAL GOVERNMENT TowN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (AMENDMENT) BiLL :~
Message from Governor, 397 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read I*, ~99 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 402-3 ;
returned without amendment, 414 ; Assent reported, 430 .
MAIN ROADS AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. O'SitlZi~van) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 370 ; .
read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 386 ; read 3'
and sent to Council, 395 ; returned with amendments, 422 ; House in Conamittee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 427 ; Assent reported, 447 .
MAIN ROADS (FEDERAL AID ROADS AND WoR.Ks) AMENDMENT BrLL :-:-
Message from Governor, Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to b~irtg in, Bill presented
and read lo, 120 ; Motion for 21 and Debate ~djouinled, 160 ; read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 162 - 'iea'd P and sent
to Council, 166 ; returned without ameitdmicnt, i6 ' Assent reported, 194 .
MAIN ROADS (FINANCES ADJUSTMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. O'gallivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1", 293-4 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Re~oh 'ado~t6d, ie~d 3'
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 300 ; return6d 'Without
it]in6itdm~nt~ NS ; Assent reported, 337 .
MEAT Ii6USTRY (AmIMXW,) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 429 ; Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill pres~ntea
and read 1', 436_431 ; Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 43,3 ; read 2*
and committed, repo I rted without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' f6rthwith
(Speaker's povseht) and sent to Council, 448 ; returned with an amendment, 454 ;
Rouls~ in Committee, Coun I cil's amen~m'cut agreed to, Message to Council, 455 .
MENINDEF WATER CONSERVATION DrLL :-
Message front Governor, 115 ; Motion (Mr . Web-) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 10, 118 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 128 ; read 3 .0 and sent to Council, 134 ; returned without amendment, 144 ;
Assent reported, 157 .
MENTAL INSTITUTION BENFXITs AGREETNIFNT BILL :-
Standing Orders Suspended (Urgcney) to bring in and pass Bill through all *stages in
'one day, Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring -,it, Bill presenQ and read 1',
read 2' and committed, reported without amendihent, Report adopi~d, read 3*
and sent to Council 319-320- returned without amendment, 3*29 ; Assen't reported,

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INDEX;
ii
i04-4646 ;
Riikkiikig ib TilE 'VOTt§
&ND ~IiOdEDiNGS, 35TH kRLIAMENT-tilIRb S~§M69:
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
9
METROPOLITAN WATFR, SEWERAGE, AND DRAINAGE (AmENbmhNt) BILL :-
g6idge ftoin GoVern6r, 140 ; Motion (Mr. Baddeley on bblialf of Mr. James McGirr)
f6i leave to bring in, Bill presented and icad 19, 142 ;* read 90j committ . 6d, reported
Without ainehdaient, Ref)drt adopted, 145-' Y read 3' and gent to'Council, 148 ;
returned with amendments, 152' ; House in Cohimittce, Council's' amendments
agreed to, Message to Co'lliheil, 154,- A§sent repor'te'd, 158 :
MINE SuBsIDr-NzcF (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 41 ; Motion (Mr. Baddelcy) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 11, 40 ; read 21 and c6mnil~i'ed, reported witfi'011t ainc'ndn'ie'nt,' Report
adopted, 44 ; read 3' and sent to Council, jq ; returned without amendmentj 50 ;
Assent reported, 73 .
MGRU'Y,A RiVER IMPR6VEMENTS (ExTFNTsioN Or WoRKs) BILL:-
a ,g,e . fkohi Governor, 113 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bi 11 presented
r6hil iO, lil ; rehd 20 and committed, reported without hmendinent, Report
adopted, 121 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 125 ; returned without amondnieut, 133 ;
Assent reported, 151.
MOTOR TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 120 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without aniendinent, Report . aaopted,* 160 ; read
~* ~nd seiA to Council, 161 ; returned without amendment, 169 ; 'Assent reported,
193 .'
MOTOR TRAFFIC (FEES) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Yessage from Goverhor, 281 ; Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan), for leave to brhig in, Bill
presented and iead 1*, 287 ; read 2' and cornmitted,
reported without amendment,
Re~ort adopted, 294 ; read 3' and sent to'
Council, 300 ; returned without
am6ndment, 309 ; Assent ' reported, 338 .
MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATION) BILL :-
:Message from GoVernor, 300 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urqency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, 303 ; Ordered (Mr . &Sullivan), founded on
R6solution Of 1~7ays and Means (No . 1~), presented and read i*, read 2' . and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* and sent to
Council, 306 ; returned without amendment, 309 ; Assent reported, 337 .
Mb;ioR VEMcLFs TAXATION MANAGEMENT BILL :-
Me'Aage fiom Governor, .286. ; Motion (Mr. USullivan) for lbave to briiig in, Bill
nte' and read V 293 - r 'ad 2' 'an(! ~o ;mnitfed ; reported wiihouCamendment,
R46r'P" ad4fMy Nead '3' t or ' thwith (S~cdci's co6&t) f` Nuncil, 301 ;
returned without amendment, SO ; As'se'nii keportc*d, 8A.-
NAVIGATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Meo~ge fr6ih Governor, 139 ; Motioh (Mr. Baddeley bn behalf 6f Mr Jdik6§ McGirr)
foi leive: io' bring in, Bill presented and read 1q, 1.42 ; read 26' and' committed,
igpbited'With6ift affi6dmdut, 1~ep6ft addpted, 145 ; rbad 3' Aftd s6ht t6tbuncil, 143 ;
returned without amendment, 152 ; Assent reported','i58. '
Niw Sottij WALj§ UNIVERSIft OF tECHNOL06Y A!,~b TEC1!NTdkL Ew6kriox j3ibL
(ghangqd ig, "TE-CHNICAL EDUCATIO .Y . AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVE .R.S
.ITY Or
Thil-INOLOGY BIL . L
NEWCASTLE WHARF (MERZWETTIER-STREkT), BILL :-
*tion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in2 Bill presented and read V, 348 ; Message
'f8ffi 66v~riao~,, lk8, read 2' an'd cormuiited, reported without' hmendment, Report
adoptc . , 352; read 30 and sek to Council, . . 11 357 ; ~eUiriied . I - withd~t . : ., . . amendment,
I
01" x-s-s e'nt ,iep6, rt,,e d, 890'. - , , ,
NEWINGTON COI;LEdK COUNCIL (A~iENDMENT) BILL :-
&ceiVed'!i'6zn Council' and read I' read 2' (by consent) and committed, r6ported
'h~p6A*adbptej,, read 3 ' . ' forṫhẇAh '(~bqqke~'k 0~nsent) and
re urnel tb Couhcil, 308 ; Asse~t reported, 339 .
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELECTIONS (AmENDAIENT) BILL (1949)
Message from Governor, 180 ; Motion (Mr . Baddeley) for leave to bring in, Bill pre-
Weiiited dn'd read, I?, 181-~ ; Motio'i~ for 20 ',and be'bate bLdibuilled, 184 ; resunied and
Wjb1iirrLed, 186, 192 ; resumed 1 , amendment 'to i-cfer fo S61ect' ~mniittee negatived,
fead 2R, aild ~_oihffiiftcd, 16~-8 ; Hou~e in'Co'lumiftee, iclibrted with6iA hmendment,
,Repb'rt a:dopted, i6ad 30 fortliwiti . i (&PcakWs c~vsent~*Afid`sent to C6dncil, 202-3 ;
returned without amendment, 214; Assent reported, 221 .
PARLIA=~NT,Any ELECTORATES AND ELECTIONS (A~%fn~~D:NUNT) BILL (1950)
Motion (Mr. Matthews) foi lehve to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 433 ; read 2*
'and bominitted, reported with amendalents irlel6dillg an ameliffiiient in the Title,
-Rel~ort adblted, 450 ; read 30 mid seat to Council, 4.52 ; refuriie'd W"ithout amendment,
454.

INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCMWINGS ON (continued) :-
PASTURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 161-2 ; Motion
for 21 and Debate adjourned, 173 ; resumed, read 2' and committed, reported
with amendments, Report adopted, 175-6 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 177 ; returned
with amendments, 187 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to,
Message to Council, 195 ; Assent reported, 210 .
PRICES REGULATION BILL :-
Assent to (Session, 3-947-1948), reported, 2.
PRICES REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 227 ; Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 11, 229 ; read 2' and committed, 231 ; House in Committee, 235 ;
reported %vithout amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's
consent) and sent to Council, 237-8 ; returned without amendment, 238 ; Assent
reported, 243 .
Pro Forind BILL (See "LAW OF EVIDENcr BILL")
.PUBLIC ACCOUNTANrs REGISTRATION (AMrNDMENT) BIT,T, :-
Motion (Mr. C . E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1.0, 40 ; read
2* and committed, reported without ainendment, Report adopted, 42 ; read 3*
and sent to Couneil, 47 ; returned without amendment, .10 ; Assent reported, 73 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (AME-NDMFNT) BILL :--
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave'to bring in, Bill presented Ind read 1*, 283 ; 'read 2*
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 287 ; read 3* and
sent to Council, 287 ; returned without amendment, 301 ; Assent reported, 327 .
PUBLIC SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 110 ; Motion (31r. Baddeley on behalf of 31r. James McGirr)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 116 ; read 2' and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, 119 ; read 3' and sent to Council,
19-5 ; returned without amendment, 1,33 ; Assent reported, 151 .
RACING (AMENDMENT) BILL (1948) :
Message from Governor, 61 ; Motion (Mr . Baddeley) for leave. to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 63 ; read 2* and committed, reported with ,in amendment, Report
adopted, 77 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 77 ; returned with amendments including
an amendment in Title, 88 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to,
Message to Council, 88-9 ; Assent reported, 102 .
RACING (AMENDMENT .) BILL (1949) :-
Motion (Mr. Matthews) for leave to bring-in, Bill presented and read 10, 312-13 ; read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 317-18 ; returned without amendment, 328 ;
Assent reported, 340 .
REORGANTSED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS TRUST PROPERTY BILL:-
Motion (Mr. C . B. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 120.
RIVER MURRAY WATERS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 13-5 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 117 ; Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 126 ; read
2' and committed, reported -without amendment, Report adopted, 128 ; read 3*
and sent to Council, 134 ; returned without amendment, 145 ; Assent reported, 157.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH TRUST PROPERTY . (AmrND-MENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. C. E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 350 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adoptedy 358 ; read
3' and sent to Council, 364 ; returned without amendment, 373 ; Assent reported,
390 .
SCAFFOLDING AND LIF-r-, (AMENDMENT) BILL :
Message from Governor, 32 ; Motion (Mr . Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 40 ; read 21 and committed, reported -with an amendment, Report
adopted, 47 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 50 ; returned with an amendment, 54 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 77 ;
Assent reported, 98 .
STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 293 ;
read 2' and committed, reported, without amendment, Report adopted, read 3*
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 306 ; returned without
amendment, 309 ; Assent reported . 338 .

INDEX .
. .1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINIGS ON (continued)
STATE COAL MINES (AMENDMENT) BILL :
Message from Governor, 49 ; Motion (Mr. B
*
addeZey) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 63 ; Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 78 ; resumed,
Bill read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 31 forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 86 ; returned without
amendment, 96 ; Assent reported, 102 .
SUPPLY 13ILL (1948) :-
Assent to (Session, 1947-1948), reported, 2 .
SUPPLY BILL (1949) :-
Message from Governor, 223 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, 229 ; Ordered (Mr. Evatt on behalf of Mr. Ja'Ines
McGirr), founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 10), presented and
read 1', read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' and sent to Council, 240-241 ; returned without amendment, 252 ; Assent
reported, 255 .
SURVEY CO-ORDINATIoN BILL :-
T.B .
Message from Governor, 247 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leavc to bring in, Bill pre- .
sented and read 1', 249 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 252 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 256 ; returned with an amendment,
257 ; I-louse in Committee, Council's arneadinent agreed to, Message to Council,
294 ; Assent reported, 327 .
SAILORS 'AND SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW SOUTH WALES INCORPORATION BILL:-
Motion (Mr. C. E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill preSCDted and read 1*1 120 ;
read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 162 ; read 81
and sent to Council, 166 ; returned without amendment, 170 ; Assent reported, 193.
TECHNICAL - EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY or TECHNOLOGY BILL
(Changed front "TEcHNicA-L EDUCATION BILL") :-
Message from Governor, .123 . Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill
I
presented and read I , 125 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 136 ; resumed
and adjourned, 142, 1482 149 ; Bill read 2' and committed, reported with
amendments and an amended short title, amendment to recommit ivithdrawn, .
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (SpeakWs consent) and sent to Council, 149-150 ;
returned with amendments, hicludin g an amended short title, 152 ; House in
Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 154 ; Assent
reported, 158.
THE LAKEMBA MEMORIAL HALL BILL :-
Motion (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 116-117 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 121 ; read
3* and sent to Council, 125 ; returned without amendment, 134 ; Assent reported, 151 .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS (CINrMATOGRAPIT FILMS CENSORS11m) BrLL :-
Message from Governor, 74 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages . in one day, 76 ; Motion (Mr. Baddeley) for leave to
bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 76 .
TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS BILL :-
Message from Governor, 362 ; Motion (Mr . O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 364 ; Motion for 2* and Debate adjourned, 367 ; resumed
and adjourned, 370, 375 ; resumed, amendment (Mr. Morton) for 21 "this day six
months," negatived, and Debate adjourned, 379 ; read 21 and committed, 381-2 ;
reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 386 ; read 3' (forinal Order of Day)
and sent to Council,'393-4 ; returned without amendment, 416 ; Assent reported, 430 .
TuBFRcuLo,sis BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to pass Bill through all stages in one day, 335 ;
received from Council and read 11, read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and returned to Council, 336 ; Assent reported,
341 .
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT AND CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL (1948) :-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 69-70 ; Motion for 21 and Debate adjourned, 82 ;' resumed and
adjourned, 82-83 ; Bill read 2* and committed, reported with an amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and' sent to Council, 90-91-92 ;
returned with an amendment, 98 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed
to, Message to Council, 99 ; Assent reported, 103 .
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT AND CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AMFNDMENT) BILL (1950)
Message from Governor, 439 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 440 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's
. . . ~ . consent) . . 1.
and
.1
sent to
1
Council, 449 ; returned
without amendment, 454,
.

xii
INDEX.
1948-49--50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCFEDTXGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
BILLS (continsted) :-
PROCEEDINos ON (continued) :-
WAR SFavicir LAND SFTTLEMrNT AND CLosER, SFTTLIDmENT VALIDATION BILL:-
MeaAage from Governor, 391 ; Motion (Mr. Shealtan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 410 ; Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 417 ; read
2' and committed, reported -without amendment, Report adopted, 419 ; read 3'
and sent to Council, 423 ; returned without amendment, 430 ; Assent reported, 447 .
WARKWORTH FLOOD MMGATION AND WATER CONSERVATION BILL'.-
Message from Governor, 349 ; Motion (Mr . Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 11, 350 ; Motion for ~' and Debate adjourned, 355 ; Bill read 2' and
committed, reported without amendment, Report iitlopfed, 35
'
8 ; read 3o and sent
to Council, 364 ; returned without amendilignt, 373 ; Xss~cnt reported, ~90, .'
WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL :
Message from Governor, 247 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring it], Bill pregeRed
'aWd read 1', 249 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 291 ; resurned and
adjourned, 294, 307, 308, 313, 3,16 ; read 2' an(] corninitted, repo' rted with amend-
inents, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council,
322-23 ; returned without amendment, 331 ; Assent reported, 340.
WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILISATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 30 ; Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 42 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 47 ; resumed and
adjourned, 71 ; read 2' and eoininitted, 72-73 ; reported with arnelidnients, Report
adopted, 74 ; read. 3' and sent to Council, 76 ; returned with -.in anleridine;4t, 87 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed' to, Message to' Council, 89 ;
Assent reported, 10.3 .
W,04KE~& COMPLYSATION (AMENDMENT) BnA,--
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion (Mr . Finnan) for leave to 11ring in, Bill pres"Uted
and read 1', 70 ; read 'I' and cominitted, reported wit] i an amendment,
Report adopted, 77 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 78 ; returned without , amendment,
89-90 ; Assent reported, 102 .
WOPY,MEN'S COMPENSATION (BRoxEN HILL) A~%=DIMENT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 451 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr . Finnan) for lea-ve to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', read 2' apd committed, repQrt~d without anictidnient,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 453-4 ; returned without amendment,
455.
BLACK ROD :-
Delims Message from Governor, 2 .
&BRITISH C.01~IMONNVEALTH OF NATIONS"-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Turner) to discuss Motion . standing in his i.lame, negatived, 37 .
Motion (Mr. Turner), That, in opinion of House, the omission of word ;,,British" from
designation 'Is' 'to be deplored, because such omission is likely to establish a new
usage detrimental to the best interests of the people, and Debate' adjourno, 114 ;
resumed and adjourned, 172-3 .
A'PDqET (See t'FINANCE") .
13USINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Motion moved by Minister on behalf of another, 205 .
Notice of Motion given for To-morrow taken forthwith (Standing Orders suspended),
321 .
Premier
.
moves Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders to consiopr forthwith Order
of Day of General Business, 288 .
Speaker directs that Oider'of Day (Election of Member of Legislative Council) be
I
rerno~ed fr'om Busiitess Paper after receipt of cicAificatc 1 Y'o r in " ' Rv~urni I ng 0fficer
that the only nominee had been declared elected, 54 .
GFNTRAL :-
.
lpisposed of, Government Business proceeded with, 125, 173 .
interrtilifed at 6 . .
.
p.r" . by operation of Sessional Order, 114, 141,
b46 271, 282, 299, 394, 414, 437 .
181, 191, 226, 235 ;
Day postponed, 234, 261-2 .
Urgency Di6tion (Licut.-Col. Robson) to consider forthwith Notice of A~otiqn of Government
Business, negatived, 67-68 .
TJrgency motion to coiisider Notice of Motion of General Business, 140 .
Standing and Sessional Orders suspended (Urgency) to consider Order qf DJy, 288 .
Froceeded with (afteT tivie for interruption of General Business), 132, 263, 363, 375 .

INDEX.
XMI,
1948-:49--:50.
RUgMpfCgS TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGsj 35TH PARLIAMENT7~THIRD SESSION.
BY CONSENT (See also "BUSINESS")
Leave of absence for Member, 3.
Second Reading of Bill, 308.
Motion amended (before moved), 394.
hkienhibii bi Sitting, 406 .
BY-LAWS (See "MEAT INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-1943") .
C
CAHILL, F. J ., ESQUIRE, M .L .A. (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT" ; also
"COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-
Motion (Mr. Jaines McGirr) for appointment of Rbbe'r*i , D oAglas 6ornial-1, hsquir~ ',
to
act as Chairman of Committees and Deputy Speaker during absence W Clihiffian
of Committees oil account of illness, agreed to, 116, 139 .
Speaker reports illness ofj 116, 139 ; Motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave pf absence, agreed
to, 116, 139 .
TEMPORARY-
S~eak~r4s W,~*riant appointing Temporary Clihirmen, 3.
Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairman in place of deceased Member, 110 .
CHAMBER (See "ASSEMBLY") .
CLERK OF . ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") :-
Reads P .roclamation on Opening of Session, 1 .
CLOStiR ShTT-L~51EN-T-W, A,R-,
§ h-vi, CE LAND SETTLEMENT:-
BLINK 136NNIẸ ESTATE :-
Motion (Mr; Shealidn A beh0f of Mr ; Graham), Tbat 110'usb ap&6ves of resumption
of ; agreed to, 2M
BijRAUMBUTTOCH, PAkq~ GERAki, PI~LLA~-V~ ANI) W,~LHALLbW I
k6tii6h ~Ah. Sh~ahdi), 'that House approves of . resumption of, agreed to, 145-146.
GOOLHI, PART TOONGAy WILLIGOBUNG AND PART BANTRY GROVE EsTATFZ`---~-
Motion (Mr. Weir on behalf of Mr . Sheahala), That House approves bf re§uifi~tiofi of,
agreed to, 118 .
PAiT. Or DERANGIBALi GEER6N AND HorSE§H6k Eskk+hs~ lflD PA.NUARA,, kl§ .D ItA~ENSW001)
EsTATEs :~
Motion (Mr . Graha,?n), That House approv'cs bf resurription of, be6te 'idjourned,
178 ; Motion agreed to, 205 .
PART or BERIDA ESTATE AND MERRIGINNiE; ESTATE :-
Motiou (Mr. Sheahan), That House approves of resumption of, agreed to 252 .~
MARYVALF ESTA~~E :-
Motion (Mr. S~heahan) (after Suspension of Standing Ordcrs-erge-n6jj, T.ll,iit Hhu~e
approves of resumption of, agreed to, 321 .
PART GHO .OLENDAADi ESTATE :-
Moti6fi (Mr. Weir on behalf of Mr . Sheahan), That House approves of resumption of,
agreed to, 452 .
CLOSURE:-
OF DEBATE:-
Motion, "That .the Quqstion be now put," agreed td, 83-- 34(2), 72, 79 ; '90(~J ; Mi 6'~ ;
132, 155, i8 .1 i97, 19§,'N2, 203, 208, 218, 219, 285, 29'0, 297, 313, 321, 322, 3 .25, P4,
420 ; negatived, 208 ; withdrawn, 220 .
COAL MINING INDUSTRY (See ., . "MIAISTERIAL . STATEMENT!' ; also I~COAL
also -
STANDING ORDER") ;
COAL STRIKE :-
Mbtibii '(Afr . ~r~~tt5 (after Suspension 6f Standing and Sessional braers--&r9
ency),
(i) in regard to the grd~rd 'effi3~t 6f the geheral ~6ili* sirike, the part played therein
by Communists and the need for political action t6 c6111RA'Gimmunist -4&1'~Ales
to secure coal suppj:ked ; and (ii) to contillue ~icscllt sitting After 10-30 b:m.,-
Poini oi brder ~k~. Shannon), That paragraph (4) (b) was sub judibe-not
upheld by Air . Speaker and Debate adjourned until later ho.ur,pf .01P Day, 214 .-216 ;
resumed, amendment (3.fr . Jaines MoGirr) to omit paragraphs (3) . and (4) and
hiseri new' patagrai)hs (3) and ~4) io the eff cet thal lthisllb~isc 'SuP`P-qrtbd ac~ibu of
Commonwealth and State Goveinniefits, and that hihieP9 ~h6tild festunc work
and approach Coal In dustry Tribunal,-Poiftt of OM6r (Mi. 1~r~eaiij~ Thai'affie"nidment
.-constituted a direct ' negative of paragraphs' (3) and (4)-not -upheld by
k~. Sp6dker-aiiibndm6ni,4g~ce'd, t~,- Motion as amendedi agreed to, 217~219,

Iii. - : * - INDEX .
19 .48-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
C
COMMISSIONS, ROYAL (See also "HOUSING COMMISSION"; also "MINISTERIAX
STATEMENT") :-
Now-METALLICS LTD. AND F . J . CAHILL, M .L .A . :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Treatt) to discuss motion relating to desirability of extending
Terms of Inquiry of, into, negatived, 35L
COMMITTEES (See also "FINANCE") :-
HOUSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 39.
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, 39 .
PRINTING-
Sessional Order appointing, 38 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 39 .
SELECT :-
Road Accident Casualties (Session, 1947-1948) :-
Report, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence Tabled, 29 .
MENTAL HOSPITALS IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion made (Mr . Darby) for appointment of, to inquire into, etc., Debate
adjourned, 235 ; resumed, Motion regalived, 262-3 .
"COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS" (See"BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS") .
COMMUNISTS (See "CO-Al-INfUNISTS AND COMMUNISM[" ; also "COAL STRIKE") .
COMMUNISTS AND COMMUNISM :-
DICTATION IN IND(JSTRY-SECRET BALLOTS :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Howarth) to consider motion, That House is of opinion (1)
That Communist dictation can only result in economic ruin, (2) That trade unionists
must be enabled to vote by secret ballot on desirability of strikes, (3) Thai
Yletorian Government having given workers this democratic right has support of this
Ifouse,-Point of Order (Mr. Sheahan) :-That as the Arbitration Act already
provided for secret ballots on such matters, urgency could not be claimed-overrided
by Speaker who said he would permit the motion to be 'moved if paragraph
(3) of the substantive motion were amended appropriately, as the Victorian 1~vv
ivas not a matter of urgeney . in N .S.W ., whereupon Mr . flowarth moved motion
in amended form,-negatived, 57-58 .
IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Treatt) to consider motion,. That House is of opinion
that activities of Australian Communist Party have been directed towards
deliberately destroying, and constitute grave threat to, the progress and prosperity
of the people of N.S.W ., etc ., and that Debate thereon be continued after
6 o'clock, p .m ., wgatived, 436 .
CONDOLENCE (See "DE'ATHS") .
COUNTRY KILLED MEAT (See "MEAT INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-1943") .
COUNTRY PARTY:-
Leader, by indulgence of Chair,
-
permitted to address House on Ministerial Statemenk
25 .
Announcement of appointment of Mr . R. S . Vincent as Deputy-Leader of, 343 .
DAILY TBLEGBAPH (See "NEWSPAPER I?EPORT OF DEBATES")
D
DEATHS :-
FRANCIS MICHAEL BURKE (Fomm- SPEAKER) :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 222 ; letter of thanks on behalf of family reported, 243 .
HoN . GEORGE CANN (FORMER MINISTER OF THE CROWN)-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
widow, 7 ; letter of thanks from widow reported, 82 .
WILLIAM JOSEPH CARLTON :-
Speaker reports death of, 106 ; Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained
by State and of sympathy with family, 107 .
MARj~. ANTHONY DAVIDSON :-
Speaker reports death of, 106 ; Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained
by State and of sympathy with family, 107 .
JAMES DOOLEY (FORMER SprAIUM AND PREMIER OF STATE)
.Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 342 ; letter of thanks from widow reported, 406.

INDEX . i*
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
D_
DEATHS (continved) :-
BENJAMIN HOWE (FoRmim MEMBER)
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 342 .
THE HONOURABLE SIR FREDERICK JORDAN, K .C.M .G ., LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR AND CHIER
JUSTICE OF THE STATE :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
widow, 329 ; acknowledgment reported, 342 .
MATTHEW KIL ATRICK (FORMER, MEMBER) :-
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 107 ; letter of thanks from widow reported, 170 .
JOHN JOSEPH GREGoity McGIRR (FORMER MINISTER OF THE CROWN) :-
Motion (Mr. Baddeley) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with family,
129 ; letter of thanks from widow reported, 165 .
BRICE MUTTON :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy - with
family, 342 .
GEOR(m WALTER HARRY NOBLE :-
Speaker reports death of, and seat declared vacant, 222 ; Motion (Mr . James McGirr)
respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with family, 222 ; letter of
thanks from son reported, 319 .
I-ION . HENRY WILLIS (FORMER, SPFA.EZR) :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, and for adjournment as mark of respect, 347 ; letter of acknowledgment from
widow reported, 361 .
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "CLOSURE") :-
Adjourned, 173, 192, 245, 294, 370, 411, 432, 433, 437 .
Adjourned (vatil later hour), 216, 41.0 (2) .
Adjourned (by consent), on motion of Member speaking, P7, 31 (2) 78) 136Y 1482 172 ;
205, 307, 313, 310, 355, 367, 375, 406 .
Adjourned, on motion for 2' of Bill, 160, 166, 192, 245 .
Adjourned (to take precedence on specified day), 7, 11, 15, 31 .
Interrupted at 5.20 o'clock p.m . by operation of Sessional Order, 44, 121, 178, 186.
Interrupted at 10 .20 o'clock, p .m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 47, 83, 134) 173,
184, 308, 379, 414, 417, 445.
Interrupted to permit Private Member to table Papers, 82 .
Member allowed to continue speech for further period, 22(2), 24) 31, 33(2)) 71, 124(1)y
142, 149 (2), 150(l), 181(2), 192, 235(2), 245, 262, 271, 320, 375, 394, 437(2) .
Member not allowed to continue speech for further period (on division), 72y 186, 196~
420 ; (on the voices), 150, 313, 448 .
On amendment to motion of General Business, adjouriied, .124, 172 .
On General Business interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 114,
141, 181, 191, 226, 235, 245, 271 ., 282, 299, 394, 414, 437 .
On Government Business proceeded with at 6 o'clock, p.m ., 132, 263, 363, 375 .
Reply-to Debate upon Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 249, 293, 395 .
to Debate on -Motion for adjournment to terminate sitting, 336 360 .
to Debate oil Motion of Gei;~ral Business, 132, 172, 219, 262, 2AG, 291, 298 .
to Debate on Motion under Standing Order 113A, 255 .
to Debate on Motion of Government Business (Closer Settlement Resumption)p
146, 252 ; (amended Sessional Order), 195.
to Debate upon Motion for 2' of Bill, 73~ 90) 121) 126, 144~ 150, 162, 167, 176,
252, 306, 312, 313, 320, 322, 334, 381(`), 386, 399, 402, 416, 419, 420, 431,
441, 448, 449(2) .
to Debate upon Motion for Suspension of Standing Orders to pass Bill through
all stages in one day, 275 .
to Debate on 49th Standing Order Adjournment, 362 .
to Debate on Motion for Special Adjournment, 383 .
Resumption of, ordered for specifled day, 114, 1.91 .
Speaker draws attention to misrepresentation of facts of, by Daily Telegraph, 361 ;
apology reported and accepted, 369.
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DESIGNATION OF "BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS" (See "BRITISH
COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS") .
DISALLOWANCE OF BY-LAW (See "MEAT INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-1943") .
DISORDER (See also "MEMBERS") :-
Member named (Mr . Black), Motion for suspension (Mr . Heffron), after w1deb Mr.
Black apologised, and Motion by leave withdrawn, 155 .
Member removed from Chamber by Serjeant-at-Arms, 336 .
DISSENT (see "SPEAKER") .

=V1 INDEX.
1948-4940 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIA It ENT---THIRD SESSION .
I)IVISIONS :-
CALLED FOR AND NAMES or MINORITY ONLY REcoRDED--APPLICATION OF STANDING ORDER
No . 213 .--
kemira Tunnel (Arbitration) Bill, 3*1 62.
Ik t1rE Housz :-
Address-in-Reply, 33, 34.
Adjourfiment to teinfifiate sitting, 156, 314 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 249 .
Conservation Authority of New South Wales, 144 .
,Qnup~ry Killed Me-it Inspection Fees, Disallowance of By-law, 256 .
Dissent from Mr . Speaker' .s Ruling, 378,
Electricity Commission Bill, 403, 421, 426 .
Factories and Shops ZHaiidressersj Amendment Bill, 441, 442(2) .
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 333, 334ft 335.
Hide and Leather Industries (Amendment) Billj 287-8.
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 183, 185 .
Meat Industry (Amendipent) Bill, 448 .
Meintal ~,syiuhi§ in New South *ales, M .
Motor Traffic (Fees) Amendment Bill, 294 .
Parliamentarv Electorates and Elections (Amendm&it) Bill (Ib49)~ 192, 197i 198,
2 .02, 20 .3 .
Press criticism of Jury System, 132 .
hesumption by Housing Commission of Archbold Estate ; Roseville, 289, 290, 291 .
Sessional Orders, 36 (2), 195 .
Special Adjournment, 168, 383 .,
Superannuation Payments to Retired Railway and Tramway Employees, 298 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one Day,
318, 333 .
That Bill be now road 2', 198, 2882 294, 322, 334, 382, 421, 441, 448 .
That Bill be read 2' "this day six months" (negatived), 144, 249, 379.
That Bill be Tead 3*, 92, 203, 323, 335 393 426 449
That Bill be recommitted (on adoptios' of 'Repo`rt) negatived, '
That Bill be referred to Select Committee (negatived), 197 .
183, 442.
Tfiat leave be 4iv~n'to bfing in Bill (agreed to), 182, 3~3-4, 864j 40 .
That Member be allowed to continue speech for further period ('46gatived), 7g, 186,
196, 420 .
That Report, be now adopted, 91, 202 .
tl~wt18,
the Ouesti6n be noiV put (agreed to), 33, 34('), 72, 79, DO('), 91, 92,, .1 .32, 155,
7 197i 108, 202, 203, 208, 218, 219, 285, 290, 297, 313, 321 322 325 334, 420 .
That words proposed to be left out stand (agreed to), 36, 144, '18-13 '185 'IN 289-90,
(rega~iveq), 218 .
ThAt, w6i6 piopeis~d to be added to propqscd amendment be added, 33 .
th~A woids Proposed to be added be so added, 34 .
That words be inserted in place of words left oiit, 290 .
Transport and Highways, Bill, 364, 379, 382, 393 .
Urgpn~y motion to consider motion relating to-
Alleged Communist Dictation in Industry-Secret Ballots, vegatived, .58 .
Attitude of Minister for Lands to Trusts and Trustees, negatiVeq 3115 .
P . J .' Cahill ~nd Non-Metallics Ltd ., Extension of Terms of &4di r'y of Royal
Com mission, negatived, 352 .
Communism in Now South Wales, negatived, 436.
6onsideration forthwith of Government Business Notice of Y6tion, negatived, 68 .
General Business, Noti~ii of Motion (Regulqtio~ 117 under T . i'"bpqit Act, 1930),
negaii'ved,' j.40 .
Kemira Tunnel-Industrial Dispute, negitived, 18, 26 .
Roiicb pf Motioh 6f .Geiieral Business ~O~missiou of
Commonwealth of Natioiis"), negatived, 37.
"BritisY' !Tom "British
Proposed Rationing of Electricity, negatived, 143-144 .
ketij6d Ra*il ;;~a~ aind Tra'inwa~ Vmploy-'e~s Supei~nnuilfibh Pay.iii6u6, Aegatived, 259 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Sditlemeni (.&meudmcnt) Bill, 91, 92 .
Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 3ft, ~2S .
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE:-
tib'Ad' Manufacture and Del īvery Bill, 569, 570,
Coal and Oil Sbale Mine Workers (Pensions) Amendment Bill, 547.
Conservation Authority of Now South Wales Bill 507, 508, 509(2) .
Electricity Commission Bill, 571, 572 ; (Legislative ' 'Coitheil's iniendlmlenis), 5~77 .
Emergency Powers Bill, 541, 542 .
Factories and Shops (1-fair dress ors) Amendment Bill, 574j 575, 576, .577 .
Fiie Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 521 .
Hide and Leather Industries Bill, 499(~% 500, 553, 554 .
Housing (Amendment;) Bill, 51 .3 .
Landloid and Tenant (Amendment) Dill, 521 524, 525 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment ' Bill, 543(l) .
Liquid Fuel Bill, 555.
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 492 .
h6cal Government (Regulation of Plats) bill 515, 516, 517 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Aulendmei& ~ ) B- ill ~i646), )29*(2)j 5~3,9, 531,
533, 534, 535, 536, 537 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 519 .
Prices Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 545, 546 .

INDEX .
ivil
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THlRD SESSION .
D
-PIVISIONS (continued) :-
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE (continued) :-
Racing (Amendment) Bill (1948), 498(2) .
.Technical Education Bill, 510, 511 .
that the Chairman leave the Chair, 538.'
That Chairman leave Chair to report Point of Order, 540 .
That the Question be now put, 488, 489, 491, 5_~4, 528, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 536, 537,
540, 541, 557, 558, 573, 574, 575, 576.
Transport and Highways Bill, 561, 5C2, 563 . 564(), 565, 567, 568 .
War Service Land Settlement and Clo~er Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 502(1), 504y 506 .
Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 558, 559 .
Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, 489, 490 (2) , 492y 493, 494, 495(1), 496, 497, 505.
CALLED FOR AND NAMES OF MINORITY*
ONLY RECORDED UNDER STANDING ORDER 1\"0-.
213 :-
Technical Education Bill, 510 .
IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY :-
Loan Estimates (1949-1950), 556 .
"'That 'the Question'be now put," 482 (2), 483, 484 (n), 485, 487, 50 .1, 556 .
IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS:-
That Chairman leave Chair to report Point of Order, 550(2) .
"That the Question be now put", 481, 549 .
That'Estimate be reduced by ;E1 (Minister for Labour and Industry and Social Welfare),
551 .
DUBPQ LAND DISTRICT SPECIAL LEASES (See "MINTSTERIAL STATEMENT") .
E
EDINBURGH . H.R.H . THE DUKE OF (See "ADDRESSES") .
EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS :-
Motion (Mr . Hughes) (as amended by consent), That, in opinion of I-louse, existing
facilities for children in Rural Areas are inadequate, etc ., and Debate adjourned,
394' resumed and adjourned, 414, 436-7 .
XLE~CTORAL :-=-
DISTRICT Or ARMIDALF,:=
Resignation (to seek election to Commonwealth Parliament) of the Hon . D . H .
~ ' 'Dr*mond reported, 'seat declared vacant,'316-17 .
Issue a Return of Writ and Election of Davis Hughes, Esquire, reported, Mr . Hughes
introduced ud and sworn, 341 .
'
DISTRICT OF CESSNOCK-.-
.Resignation of Hon . John Marcus Baddeley
Issud and Return of Writ and Election of
reported, and seat declared vacant, 231 .
John William Crook, Es' quire,
' :-repoi-ted
Mr. Crook introduced and sworn, 276 .
DisTRIOT OF COBAR :-
Death of Mark Anthony Davidson, Esquire, reported, 106 ; issue of Writ repqr#o,
106 ;
Speaker reports Proclamation validating Election of Ernest W etberell, Esquire, notwithstanding
delay in return of Writ, 135 ; Return of Writ and Election of Erne'st
Wetherell, Esquire, reported, Mr . Wetherell introduced and sworn, 135 .
DISTRICT or CONCORD:-
Death of William Joseph Carlton, Esquire, reported, 106 ; issue of Writ reported, 106 .
,Return of Writ-and Election of Brice Mutton-, Esquire, ropoTted, Mr. Mutton introduced
and sworn, 123.
Death of Brice Mutton, Esquire, reported, 341 .
Issue and Return of Writ and Election of John Clark Adamson, Esquire, reported,
Mr. Adamson introduced and sworn, 341 .
DISTRICT or RFDrERN:-
~~t~ of Geor go Walter Harry Noble, Esquire, reported, and seat declared vacant, 222 .
2sue find R~aturn of
-1Writ and Election of Kevin . Edward' Dwycr,'Esjuirc, reported,
"mi. bw,ye'r introduced and, si~orn, 269 .
DISTRICT OF WOLLONDILLY :-
Resignation (to seek election to Commonwealth Parliament) of H . J. P. Bate, Esquire,
Issue , reported, seat declared vacant, 317.
and Return of Writ and Election of Blake RayrnoAd Pelly, Esquire, reportedy
Mr . Pelly introduced and'sworn, 341 .
DISTRICT OF WOLLoNGoNo-KEMBLA :-
Resignation (to seek election to Commonwealth Parliament) of William Davies, Esquire,
reported, seat declared vacant, 316 .
Issub-'azid Return of Writ and Election of Arthur Redvers Baden Powell, Esquire,
reported, Mr . Powell introduced and sworn, 341 .
ELECTRICITY (See also "SNO'~7 4TV .E.R -IRRI.GATION -AND HYDRO-EL,ECTRICITY
SCHEME") --
PROPOSED RATIONING or :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Treatt) to ~,cusider motion relating to Government:s prppQsAjs
concerning,, negatived, 112
12881-2

xviii INDEX .
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
E
ELIZABETH, H .R .H . THE PRINCESS, DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH (See "ADDRESSES") .
EMERGENCY SITTING (See "ASSEMBLY") .
ESTA13LISHMENT OF RABBIT DESTRUCTION COMMISSION (See "RABBIT
DESTRUCTION COMMISSION") .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
EXTENSION OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
FINANCE:-
SUPPLY :-
Motion made that House will on its next sitting day resolve itself into Committee, .35 .
House in Committee, (Financial Statement, 1948-49), 39 ; (Estimates, 1948-49), 55,
59, 63 ; (Loan Estimates, 1948-49), 62, 70 ; (Supply Bill, 1949), 229, 238, 239;
(Financial Statement, 1949-50), 248 ; (Loan Estimates, 1949-50), 273, 318;
(Estimates, 1949-50), 274, 275, 276 ; (Loan Estimates, 1949-50), 283 .
Resolutions reported, (Financial Statement, 1948-49), 39 ; (Estimates, 1948-49), 63 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1948-49), 70 ; (Supply Bill,. 1949), 239 ; (Financial State-
,inent, 1949-50), 248 ; (Estimates, 1949-50), 276 ; (Lolan Estimates, 1949-50), 318 .
Resolutions agreed to, (Financial Statement, 1948-49), 39 ; (Estimates, . 1948-49), 65 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1948-49), 70 ; (Supply Bill, 1949), 240 ; (Tinancial Statement,
1949-50), 248 ; (Estimates, 1949-50), 271) ; (Loan, Esthnates, 1949-50), 318 .
WAYS AND MEANS :-
Motion made that House will on its next sitting day resolve itself into Committee, 35 .
House in Committee, (Financial Statement, 1948-49), 39, 50, 52, 55 ; (Estimates, 1948-49),
63 ; (Loan Estimates, 1948-49), 70 ; (Supply Bill, 1949), 240 ; (Financial Statement,
1949-50), 248, 257, 260, 263, 266, 267, 271, 274 ; (Estieniates, 1949-50), 278 ;
(Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 304 ; (Loan Estimates, 1949-50), 318 .
Resolutions reported, (Financial Statement., 1948-49), 55 ; (Estimates, 1948-49), 63 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1948-49) ; 70 ; (Supply Bill, 1949), 240 ; (Financial Statement,
1949-50), 274 ; (Estimates, 1949-50), 276 ; (Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 304 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1949-50), 318 .
Resolutions agreed to, (Financial Statement, 1948-49), 55 ; (Estimates, 1948-49) 66 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1.948-49), 70 ; (Supply Bill, 1.949), 240 ; (Financial Statement,
1949-50), 274 ; (Estimates, 1949-5'0)~" 279 ; (Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 305 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1949-50), 31 .8 .
FLOODS IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS OF THE STATE :-
Motion made (by consent) (Mr. James McGirr) of profound sympathy with relatives
of those who lost lives, etc ., and amendment (Ilr . Treatt) to add words
Ruled out of order by Mr . Speaker ; motion carried unanimously, members and
officers standing, 223 .
FORMAL BUSINESS (See "BILLS") .
FUEL SHORTAGE (See "PETROL SHORTAGE")
GORMAN, ROBERT DOUGLAS, ESQUIRE (See "CHAIRMAN OF CO-INIMITTRES") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
G
GOVERNMENT-OWNED TRANSPORT UNDERTAKINGS :-
Urgency motion (Mr. Howarth) to consider motion relating to, and necessity for publia
inquiry into such undertakings .-Point of Order (Mr. O'Sullivan,) that substantive
motion would anticipate Debate on Government Business Notice of Motion No. 4-
upheld by Mr . Speaker, Motion ruled out of order, 67 .
GOVERNOR (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 2.
H
HANSARD (See "PABLIAMENTARY DEBATES" ; also -NEWSPAPER REPORT OF
DEBATES") .
HOSPITALS (See "MENTAL ASYLUMS IN NEW SOUTH WALES") .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "BUSINESS") .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .

XiX
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
HOUSING COMMISSION :-
RmumpTioN By, or ARcmBoLD ESTATE, ROSLrVILLE :-
Motion (Mr . Treatt) after Suspension of Standing Orders (Urgency), That the House
is of opinion "that"-the activities and administration of the Housing Commission
in general and, %vith regard to the resumption of the Archbold Estate, Roseville,
and the allocation of blocks and/or homes thereon, in particular, calls for the
appointincut of a Royal Commission of Investigation, and Debate adjourned,
189-90 ; resumed and amendment (Mr. Landa) to leave out all words after "that"
with a view of inserting "the Goveniment is to be congratulated on progress made,
etc .'~--Point of Order (Mr . Treatt) that amendinent constituted a direct opposite
to the motion, was irrelevant and, therefore, out of order, not upheld by Mr . Acting-,
Speaker Gorman, and Debate adjourned, 225-6 ;~ resumed and adjourned, 244-5, 282 ;
Standing and Sessional Orders suspended (Urgency) to consider forthwith, agreed
to, amendment agreed to, Motion, as amended, agreed to, 288-89-90 .
HYDRO-ELECTRICITY (See "SNOWY RIVER IRRIGATION AND HYDRO-ELECTRICITY
SCHEME") .
IRRIGATION (See "SNOWY RIVER IRRIGATION AND HYDRO-ELECTRICITY
SCHEME") .
j
JURY SYSTEM :-
Motion (Mr. Landa) (after suspension of Standing Orders- Urgency), That this House
records emphatic protest against Press criticism of and amendment (Mr . Treatt),
to omit all words after word "House" with view oi inserting others (Ruled out of
Order), and amendment (Mr. Darby), to omit certain other words, negatived,
original motion agreed to, 131-132 .
KEMIRA (KE.MEIRA) TUNNEL (See also "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Drimmond) to suspend Standing Orders to consider Motion
relating to Industrial Dispute at Kemira Tunnel and Activities of Striking Miners
-Point of Order (Mr. Booth) tbitt matter was sub judice, not upheld by Mr.
Speaker, Further Point of Order (Mr. Cahill) that debate would anticipate discussion
upon Address-iii-Reply, not upheld by Mr . Speaker-Motion n,,gatived,
17-18 .
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Hoqvarth) to suspend Standing Orders -to consider Motion .,
relating to Inter-union (A.W.U .
tion of, negatived, 25-26 .
and Miners' Fedoration) dispute over construe-
KING, HIS IHAJESTY THE (See "ADDRESSES") .
LAND SETTLE .NTENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
LEADER OF OPPOSTTrON :-
Mr . Howarth informed the House of his-election as Acting Leader, during absence abroad
of Air. Treatt, 3 .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEM.BLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT PUND :-
Death of 1%,lanaging Trustee (Mr. Carlton) reported, 214 ; Member (Mr. Vincent)
appointed to fill 'vacancy, 214 .
Resignation of Managing Trustee reported (Mr. F . J. Cahill), 214 ; (Mr. Baddeley),
256 ; Member appointed to fill vacancy (Mr. Jackett), 214 ; (Mr . J . J. Cahill), 256 .
LEGISLATIVE COUTAICIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also "PAPERS" Index under
this heading) :-
ELECTION OF MEMEERS TO :-
Speaker reports Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for and forwarding
copy thereof to Legislative Assembly, Writ read by Clerk and Speaker . directs
that taking of votes be an Order of Day for date specified in Writ, 42-44, 352-3-4,
359-60, 391-2 ; (Fifth Triennial -Election), 104-106 .
Clerk reads Order of Day and displays Ballot Box, 383, 385, 405 ; (Fifth Triennial
Election), 137 .
Speaker declares Ballot open ; orders that Doors be locked, and later, unlocked, and
declares Ballot closed, 383, 385, 405 ; (Fifth Triennial Blectioz), 137 .
Speaker directs that Order of the Day in reference to, be removed from Business Paperv
on receipt of certificate from Returning Officer that only nominee had been
declared elected, 5 .4 .

xi
INDEX.
1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
L
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (contiftued) :-
SEC13ECY OP BALLOTS :-
Motion (Mr. Treatt) (after suspension of Standing and Sessional Oiders-Urgency),
That in opinion of House, the sections of the Act which empower the Clerk of the
Parliaments to maintain secrecy should be enforced . Mr . Speaker said that the
motion should be withdrawn and submitted in another form, 373-4 .
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES")
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR (See "DEATHS")
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") . ~ A
MEAT INDUSTRY ACT, 1:915-1943 :-
Motion (Lieut .-Col. Bruxner), That in pursuance of section 30 of, Houge
disallows substituted By-law No . 11 (fees for inspectioiI of country killed meat,
etc,) negatived, 255-6 .
MEMBERS (See also "DEATH" ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Apologises to House, 155 .
Appointed Acting Chairman of Cominittees and Deputy Speaker, 116, 139 .
(jountry Party-AnnounceineDt of appointment of Mr . R . S . Vincent as Do'puty-Leaderp
~43 .
Deaths reported, 106(l), 222, 341 .
Leave of absence (by consent) granted to, on account of (illness), 3(0), 116, 139,
(absence from State), 3('), 4(2), 158 ; (urgent public business), 4(l) .
Member, not being a Minister of the Crown, tables Papers, 82 .
Names of minority recorded (S .O ., No . 213), 62.
Private Member moves -Urgency Motion to consider Government Business Notice of
Motion, 67 .
Questions seeking information from Private-Statement by Speakei As to Admissibility
(if, ~49 .
Record votes for election of Mqilll~er to Legislative Council, 137 .
4eprl~sentative of Legislative Assembly on Council of New South Wales University of
. Tec!iuology elected (11on . F . J . Finnan), 201 .
Ressigliatiop reported, 231, 316(2) 317 .
Speeches-' Motion to allow to' continue, for further period (agreed to), 22(l), 24, 31,
33(-'), 71, 124(2), 142, 149(% 150(4), 181("), 192, 235(2), 245, 262, 271, 320,
375, 394, 437 (2) ; (negatived), 72, 150, 186, 196, 313, 420, 448 .
Sworn, 1231 135, 269, 276, 341(l) .
Provident Fund-Death of Managing Trustee reported, 214 ; resignation of Managing
Trustee reported, '14, 256 ; vacancks fillea, 214 (2) p 256 .
Disopwmt :-
Member named (Mr . Black), Motion for suspension (Mr. Heffron), after which Mr.
Black apologised, and motion by leave withdrawn, 155.
Removed by Serjeant-at-Arms from Chamber ; 336 .
MENTAL ASYLUMS IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion inhile (Mr. Darby) for appointment of Select Committee to inquire into and
report upon administration, etc ., of, and Debate adjourned, 235 ; resumed, Motion
negatived, 262-3 .
MESSAGES:-
TI~F GovrA OR :-
2 .
Assenting to (Session 1947-48) Prices Regulation Bill, 2 .
Do . Do . Land'S~aics Uontrol hill, 2 .
3 .
4 .
be .
Do .
Do .
Do .
Supply Bill (1948), 2 .
Friendly Societies Dispensaries Enabling (Ameiidmeat)
5 . Do. Do . Bill,
Local Government
2 .
(Areas) Bill, 3 .
6 . Recommending Constitution Amendment (Legislative
Bill, 23 .
Council Members Allowances)
7 . Do . Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, 30 .
8 . 150 . Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 32 .
0, Do' . &ppropriation Bill (Budget Papers, 1948-49), 38 .
1.0 . Do- :~qqal Government (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 40 .
11 . Do . Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 41 .
4 -,*n!o-Pci11g issue bf Writ 'for Election of Member of Logislative Council, 42 .
1 .3 . Reconimen ing Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 46 .
14 . Do. -- State Coal Mines (Amehdment) Bill, 49.
15 . bo. Loan Estimates, 1948-49 (General Loan Account Aiiprbpfihtion Bill),
59 .

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INDEM ~w
1948497-50-.-
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAM,ENT--, THIRD SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE GovERNOR (continued) :-
rd
16 . Recommending Racing (Amen.dment) Bill, 61 .
17 . Do . Kemira , Tunnel (Arbitration)' Bill, 61 .
18 . Do . War - Sbkvi~ce Land Settl6ifient and Closer Settlement (Amendment)
Bill 69 .
' "
i . io . be . *ork~ rs Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 69 .
20 . Do . Hide and Leather Industries Bill, 69 .-
21 . Assenting ~q Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 73 .
22 Do. Public Accountants'Registration' (Amendment) Bill, 73 .
~5 . be . Local Gove4milent (Superaimliaiion)' Amendment Bill," 73 .
24 . Recommending Theatres and Public Halls (Cinematogiaph Films Censorship) Bill, 74 .
25 . Do . Co-operhtion (Amen4ment) Blll-~5 .
26 . Assenting to Constitution Am' dment- ~I,6 I fil'
ative Council Members Allowances)
0
27 . Recommending Fauna Protec.t,ion Bill, 82 .
28 . Assenting to Appiopriation Bill (1948-49), 55 ;
29. Do . ~Tenerftl Loa'
ii Account Appropyiation Bill (1948-49), 85 .
30. Do . Kemira Tunnel Bill, 86 .
'
31. Do . Scaffolding .and Lifts (Amendment) Rill, 98 ' ;
32 . Do . State Coal Mines (,Amendment) Bill, 102 ;
33 . Do. Worker~s~ comipeirisat~oii (Ameiidiii6nt) 'B 111, 1 0- 2 ' .
84 . Do . Racing (Amendmen . t) Bill~ 102~:' -
35 . Do . kide and Leather industries Bill, 103 .
Do. Landlord and Tenant (Further Am endnient) Bill, 103 .
37 . D6. War Service Land Settlemen .i
ana Ooser'
Settlement (Amendment)
Bill, 103 .
38 . Do . Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, 103 .
39 . Do . Pau~ia Proieciiofi Bill, 163'
.
.
40. Do . Local G oveYninent -(Fur- th 6r Amendment) Pil.1, .104.
41 . Do . Co-operation (Ameildnient) Bih, i64 . '
42 . Announcing issue of Writ for ' Trieiiiiial Ele~dion of Mem~erq to Legislative Council,
104 .
43 . Recommending Pu~lic Service '(Amendment) Bill, 110 .
44. Do. Moruya River Improveifienis '(txt6iisl6ii of ,*orks) Bili, 1 .13.
45 . Do . * C~ht&bijry Road Bridge Re-cbnstruction Bill, 113 .
46 . Do Lake Tljaw'ar'r~d 'and Cdwra iP 6w6r Statlol.ii (Construction) Billj 113 .
N
47~ be . River Mukrhy Waters (Am6u*Ament) Bill, -115 .
48 . Do. Conservation Authority of Nb'w' South Wales Bill, 115 .
4 9 . Do . Menindee Water Conservation Bill, 115.
50 , . be . Main Roads (Federal Aid Roads and Works) Amendment Bill, 120 .
51 . Do . Technical Education Bill(later changed to "Technical Education and
'
,
New South Wales Uffiversity of T&hnoloe,~ Bill") 12~ .'
52 . Do . Navigation (Amendment) Bill, 139 .
' 53 . Do . Metropolitan Water, Sdi~.erage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 140 .
54 . Do . Housing (Aniendment) till, 148 .
55 . Assenting to Lake Illawarra and Cowra Power Stations (Construction) Bill, 151 .
~6 . DO '.' Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 151 .
57 . Do . Moruya Rivei Improvem6is (Extension of Works) Dill, 151 .
5~. Do . binterbury . Road Bridge Re-construction Bill, 151.
0 . D o . The Lakemba Memorial H~11 Bill, 151 .,
60 . Do . River Murray Wateis (Aiiiendment) ~3ill, 157 .
~ 1 . Do. ' Menindee Water d6iisb~vatibn Bill,, 157 .
62 . Do . Metropolitan Water, Sewerage aifd brainage (Amendment) Bill, 158 .
0 . Do . Navigation (Amendment .) Bill, 158 .
64 . Do . technical Education ahd New South Wales tniV&rsity of Tedhfi6logy
Bill, 158.
65 . Do. dons6rvatioii Authority d New Souti-i Wales Bill, 158 .
~66 . R beoniniciidifi g -Local Government (Regulation. of Flats) Bill, 160 .
67 . Do . Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 1,69 .
68 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) Ameifftent, Bill, 180 .
69 . Do . Parliainei.itary ElectorRtes and Elehioh~ ~Amendmaft) Bill, 180 .
70 . Assenting to Housing (Amendment) Bill, 10 .
71 .- Db * - 4fotor 'Tiaffi~ (Aniendmidlit) till, ibj-
72 . Do *. T .B . Sailors and -Soldiers' Asso6iatibii b.~ f-T*vi ~buth Wales in66r~oratibn
(Aimindment),Bill, 193 .
f8 . be . Mqih Roads (Federal Aid Ro~~s 'and Woik§) AmendThent BA1, 194 .
.
.
74. Recommending Eniergeiii~y PoNvers Dill, 207-
75 . A ssenting to Fire Brika .des (~Niiildbd@bnt) Bill, 209 .
76 . Do . Local Gov6inment (ReRiilition of . lq'ts) Bill, " 209 .
77. '.Do . P .~sture§ Pibi6ct~iofi ~Aihiendmeit
D ill, 210 .
78 . Do . Emergency Powers Bill,.213 .
79~ -Db. T ;afidlord and tenant (Ahi6nilr.neni~ Dill, 21-3 .
80 . Do . Ho~.~Aal befidi§ ' A '~ibbiiibht -(Aii6h~dihefit) Bill, 21.3
81 . D6. La)~dlbrd ' and Terialit '(Wdk Sbiyi~b) Affi6ndment Bill, 221 .
-
82 . be . Parliamentary Electorates and -.B]6ctio-u~ (Amendment) BW (1949),
221 .
83 . Recommending Supply Bill, 223 .
84 . Do . Prices Regulation i (Amendmeht) Dill, 227.
85 . D6 . -Gl6ilue Mental Hospital Nh§tiuction Bill , 234,
86 . Do . Bush Fir-6 Billy 239 .
87 . A ssenting to Prices Regulation (Amendment) )Bill, 243,
8B . Rabfhmendin g. .S~r ve~, Co-ordihatioii Bill, 247 .

illfi INDEX .
1918-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM: THE GoVERxop. (continued) :-
.
89. Recommending Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 947 .
90 . Do . Budget Papers 1949-50 (Estimates), 248 .
91 . Assenting to Supply Bill (1949), 255.
92 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) Awendment Bill, 267.
93 . Recommending Loan Estimates, 1949-50, 273 .
94. Do. Motor Traffic (Fees) Amendment Bill, 281 .
95 . Do . Motor Vehicles Taxation Management Bill, 286 .
96 . Do . Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bin,
297 .
97 . Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxatiou) Bill, 300 .
98 . Assenting to Survey Co-ordination Bill, 327 .
99 . Do. Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, 327.
.100 . Do . Appropriation Bill, 328 .
101 . Do . Hide aud-Leather Industries (Amendment) Bill,
102 . Do . Main Roads (Finances Adjustment .) Bill, 337 .
103 . Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 337
328.
104 . Do. Bush Fires Bill, 337 .
105 . Do. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 338 .
106 . Do . Parm Colony Type Mental Hospital Construction Bill, 338 .
107 . Do. Motor Traffic (Fees) Amendment Bill, 338 .
108 . Do . Motor Vehicles Taxation Management Bill, 338 .
109 . Do . Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill,338 .
110 . Do . General Loan Aecouiit Appropriation Bill (1949), 339 .
Ill . Do . Newington College Council (Amendment) Bill, 339.
112 . Do. Liquid Fuel Bill, 339 .
113 . Do . Mental Institution Benefits Agreement Bill, 339 .
114 . Do . Co-operation (Amendment) Bill (1949), .339 .
115 . Do . District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 340 .
116 . Do . Racing (Amendment) Bill, 340.
117 . Do . Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 340.
118 . Do . Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 340 .
119. Do . Tuberculosis Bill, 341 .
120. Recommending Newcastle Wharf (Merewether-street) Bill, 348 .
121 . Do . Clarence Harbour Works Bill, 349 ..
122 . Do . Hume Dam Hydro-electric Development (Construction) Bill, 349 .
123 . Do . Warkworth Flood Mitigation and Water Conservation Bill, 349 .
124 . Do . Glen Innes to Inverell Railway Bill, 349 .
125 . Annowicin gIssue of Writ for Election of Alember of Legislative Council, 352 .
126 . Do . Issue of Writ for Election of Member of Legislative Council, 359 .
127 . Recommending Transport and Highways Bill, 362 .
128 . Do . Church and School Lands (Grace Bros . Pty . Limited) Bill, 377 .
129 . Assenting to Hume Dam Hydro-clectric Development (Construction) Bill, 389.
130 . Do . Clarence Harbour Works Bill ; 389 .
131 . Do . Newcastle Wharf (Mereivetber-strect) Bill, 390 .
132 . Do . Roman Catholic Church Trust Property (Amendment) Bill, 390 .
133 . Do . Church of England Trust Property (Amendinent) Bill, 390 .
134 . Do . Warkwortli Flood Mitigation and Water Conservation Bill, 390 .
135 . Recommending Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Reclamation and
Exchange) Agreement Ratification Bill, 390 .
136 . Do . War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement Validation
Bill, 391 .
137. Announcin g Issue of Writ for Election of Member of Legislative Council, 391 .
138 . Recommending Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Steelworks) Agreement
Ratification Bill, 397 .
139 . Do . Camperdown Cemetery (Amendment) Bill, 397 .
140 . Do . Local Government ;~owii and Country Planning (Amendment)
141 . Do .
Bill, 397 .
Electricity Commission Bill, 401 .
142 . Assenting to Glen Innes to Inverell Railway Bill, 405 .
143 . Recommen ding Bread Manufacture and Delivery Bill, 409 .
144. Assenting to Church and School Lands (Grace Bros . Pty . Limited) Bill, 413 .
145 . Recommen ding Liverpool Cemetery Bill, 415
146 . Do . Factories and Shops (Hairdressers) Amendment Bill, 419 .
147 . Do . Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 425.
148 . Do . Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 429 .
149 . Do . Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 429 .
150 . Assenting to Transport and Highways Bill, 430 .
151 . Do . Local Government Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill,
430 .
152 . Do . Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Reclamation and
Exchange) Agreement Ratification Bill, 435 .
153 . Do . Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Steelworks) Agreement
Ratification Bill, 435 .
15 .4 . Recommending War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment)
Bill, 439 .
155 . Do . Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Bill, 439 .
156 . Assenting to Main Roads and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 447 .
157 . Do . War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement Validation Bill,
447 .
158, Recommending Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 451 .

INDEX .
10
R~FEREN~ES TO *THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRom ASS=BLY TO COUNCIL :-
Transmitting :-
16
Constitution Amendment (Legislative Council Members Allowances) Bul, 46 .
Min,e Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 46 .
Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill, 47 .
Local Government (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 49 .
Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 50 .
Remira Tunnel (Arbitration) Bill, 62 .
Appropriation Bill, 66.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 70 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 75 .
Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, 76,
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 76.
Racing (Amendment) Bill, 77 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 78.
Hide and Leather Industries Bill, 78 .
State Coal Mines _(Amendment) Bill, 86 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill (1948)~ 86 .
Fauna Protection Bill, 89 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bin, 92 .
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 125 .
The Lakemba Memorial Hall Bill, 125 .
Moruya River Improvements (Extension of Works) Bill, 125.
Canterbury Road Bridge Re-constructiou Bill, 125.
Lake Illawarra and Cowrih Po-wer Stations (Construction) Bill, .128 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, 134 .
Menindee Water Conservation Bill, 134.
Navigation (Amendment) Bill, 148 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Dyninage (Amendment) Bill, 148 .
Conservation Authority of New South Wales Bill, 148 .
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology Bill (then
called "New South Wales University of Technology and Technical Education
Bill"), 150 .
Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 161 .
T.B . Sailors and Soldiers' Association of New South Wales Incorporation (Amendment)
Bill, 166 .
Housing (Amendment) Bill, 166 .
Main Roads (Federal Aid Roads and Works) Amendment Dill, 166 .
Local- Government (Regulation of Flats) Bill, 173 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 177 .
Fire Brigades - (Amendment) Bill, 181 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 186.
Hospital Benefits Agreement (Amendment) Bill, 201 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill, 203.
Emergency Powers Bill, 208 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill, 211.
Prices Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 238 .
Supply Bill, 1949, 241.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Pensions) Amendment Bill, 251 .
Survey Co-ordination Bill, 256 .
Appropriation Bill (1949-50), 279.
Bush Fires Bill, 283.
Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, 287 .
Hide and Leather Industries (Amendment) Bill, 288 .
Farm Colony Type Mental Hospital Construction Bill, 288 .
Motor Traffic (Fees) Amendment Bill, 300 .
Main Roads (Finances Adjustment) Bill, 300.
Motor Vehicles Taxation Management Bill, 30L
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 306 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 306 .
,Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 312.
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill (1949), 312 .
Liquid Fuel Bill, 313 .
Racing (Amendment) Bill, 31.8 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 319 .
Mental Institution Benefits Agreement Bill, 320 .
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 321 .
Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 323 .
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 335 .
Newcastle Wharf (Mereivether-street) Bill, 357.
Clarenoe Harbour Works Bill, 357 .
Hume Dam Hydro-electric Development (Construction) Bill, 358 .
Church of England Trust Property (Amendment) Bill, 363 .
Roman Catholic Church Trust Property (Amendment) Bill, 364 .
Warliworth Flood Mitigation and-Water Conservation Bill, 364.
-t Glen Innes to Inverell Railway Bill, 3710 .
Church and School Lands (Grace Bros . Pty . Limited) Bill, 382 .
Transport and Highways Bill, 3941,
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 395 .
Main Roads and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 395 .
Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Reclamation and Ex~hange) . Agreemenj
Ratification Bill, 401 .

xxiv INDEX .
1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
M
MESSAGES (oontinued) :-
FRom AssEwBLY To COUNCIL (coutinued) :-
Transmitting (continued) :-
Broken Hill Pioprietary Company Limited (Steelworks) Agrbem6nt Ratification
Bill, 402 .
Caniperdown Cemetery ~Aniendmeiit) Bill, 402 .
Local Government Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill, 403 .
Bread Manufacture and Delivery Bill, 416 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement Validation Bill, 42 .
Electricity Commission Bill, 427 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 431 .
Co-operatibn (Amendment) Bill, 441 .
Faetories and Shops (Hairdressers) Amendment Bill, 442 .
Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 448 .
iverpool Cemetery Bill, 449 .
War V Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 449 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill, 452 .
Coal Mining Industry Loi-ig Service I eave Bill, 453 .
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 454 .
Returning :-
Newington College Council (Amendin .ent) Bill, without amendment, 308.
Tuberculosis Bill, without amendment, 336 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments in :-
Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 77 .
Racing (Amendment) Bill, 89.
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 89.
Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, 89.
Fauna Protection Bill, 97 .
Hide and Leather Industries Bill, 98 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 99 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 154 .
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology Bill, 154 .
Local Government (Regulation of Flats) Bill, 192.
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 195 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) -Bill, 204 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill, 217 .
Survey Co-ordinatiou Bill, 294 .
Bush Fires Bill, 307 .
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 324 .
Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (Steelworks) Agreement Ratifleatiox
Bill, 426 .
Main Roads and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 427 .
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 427 .
Dread Manufacture and Delivery Bill, 437 .
Electricity Commission Bill, 450 .
Factories and Shops (Hairdressers) Amendment Bill, 453 .
Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 455 .
Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Bill, 456 .
FROM COUNCIL To AsSE21BLY :-
Returning :-
Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 50.
Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill, without amendinent, 50 .
Constitution Amendment (Legislative Council Members Allowances) Bill,
amendment, 50 .
-without
Local Government (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 54.
Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill with an amendment, 54.
Kemira Tunnel (Arbitration) Bill, without ' amendment, 71 .
Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 74.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 77 .
Lan'dlord and Tenant (Further Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 83 .
Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill, with an amendment, 87 .
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 87 .
Racing (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, including amendment in, the Title, 88.
-Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 89-90 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 96 .
State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 96 .
Hide and Leather Industries Bill, witb amendments, 96 .
Fauna Protection Bill, with amendments, 96 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement
amendment, 98 .
(Amendment) 'Bill, with an
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, witbout amendment, 133 .
Moruyn River Improvements (Extension of Works) Bill, without amendment, 133 .
Canterbury,Ro9d Bridge Re-construction Bill, -without amendment, 133 .
The Lakemba Memorial Hall Bill, without amendment, 134 .
Lake Illawarra and Cowra Power Stations (Construction) Bill, without amendment,
134 .
Menindee Water Conservation Bill, without amendment, 145 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 1 .45 .
Navigation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 152 .
Conservation Authority of New South Wales Bill, without amendment,

INDEXi
*FYI
1948-49-5~0 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT~THIRD SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
INom CouNmL To ASSEMBLY (continued) :-
Returning (continued) :-
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology (then called
"New South Wales University of Technology and Technical Edil~atioii Bill")
with amendments, including amended short tijl~, I.H .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bil .1, with amendments,
152 .
Main Roads (Federal Aid Roads and Works) Amendment Billi without amend-
Tent, 169 .
MoAor Traffic (Aniendment) Bill, without amendmbn,t, 169 .
Housfilg (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 169.
Sailors aild Soldiers, Association of . New South Wiij6s hkoi~bration
.(Amenduient) Bill, ~VithoI[lt amendment, 170,
Local Governmeni (Regulation of Flats) Bill, with all amendment, 187 .
. Pastllr~s Protection (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, .187 .
Fire Hospit, 18riga-des (Amendlnent) Bill, without amendhiebt, 191 .
_tl, Benefits Agreement (Aniefidjli~nt) Bill, without amendment, 204 .
haiidlokd, and Tenant (Amendment) Bi,11, with -.in amendment, 204 .
Emergency Powers Bill, without amendinentj 209.
Pa,lig,eilttary Eiectotates and Elections (Aiiiendiublit) Bill, without amendmant,
214.
Lindiord and Teiiant (War Service) Amendment Bill,,widi all amenameilt, k4 .
Prices Regulation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 238 .
Supply Bill (1949) without amendment, 252 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers' (Pensions) Amendment Bill, without Itmendincut,
257 .
Survey Bush Fires Co-or'dination Bill, ivith in amendment, 257 .
Pill, with amendments, 299 .
A~'piopihition Bill, ivithout amendment, 301 .
Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, without ambildmeitt 301 .
lfide~ iiiid te'ather indusiries, (Amendment) Bill, witliout amendment, 307 .
Farm Colony Type _-Hental Hospital Construction Bill, without amendmiellt, 308 .
Main Roads (F~ilmuces Adjustment) Bill, without amendment, 309 .
Motor Traffic (Fees) Amendment Bill, without amendment 309 .
Motoi Vehicles Taxation Management Bill, withbut amendment,
Motor 'Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, without amendment, 309 .
Stiviip Duties (Amendment) Bill, without affiendinent, 309 .
Liiluid Fuel Bill, :%vithout amendment, 323,.
Co-operation (Aniendilient) Bill, Without, hiliendment, 323 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 324 .
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, with amend-
D'ents 324
Mental Institution ' Benefits Agreement Bill, wftbotA amcfidh~&it, 328 .
Racing (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 3"~.
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 328 .,
Western Lands (Amendinent) Bill, without, a'm6n~ihent, hl .
~;6'9 and hld6tricity (Amendment) Bill, ~vithout aniendinen't, 336 .
Clarence Harbour Works Bill, without amendment, 370 .,
N~wcaitle Wharf (Mere*ether-str6et) Bill, without amen dmen t, 370 .
Hume Dam Ily dro -electric Development (C6nstrd~tion) Bill, Without
371 . z ~
Roman Catholic Church Trust Property (Am.endment), Bill, *Ahout ameiadment, 373 .
Church of England Trust Prop&ty (Amendment), Bill, witboui amend hi6ilt ; -373 .
Wark*orth Flood Mitigation and Water Conservation Bill, kithout amendm6fit, ' 373 .
Glen Innes to Inverell Railway Bill, witboutaniendmept- 385.
Church and Scho6l Lauds (Grace Bros .,Pty . ~,imited) Bill, -%vith-ou.t :~i~ncnAiiient, 394 .
Local Government .Town and C6unti-y i~launilik (Amendment) Bill) without amendment,
414.
Camperdown Cerpetery (Alpendnient) Bill, without ameildment, 416 .
Transport and High*ays Bill, without amendilient, 41 .6 .
-Dai'r-y fjYdilAry Bill, with an amendniciit, 4.16-7 .
Broken Hill Yroprietary Com~aiiy Limited (Roclarfidtioli and Exchang6) Agreement
Ratifl&-ition Bill, without alffiendment, 421 .
Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (StcelwoAs) 1greement Ratification Bill,
with an am~ndmcnt, 421-2 .
Main Roads and' Transport (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 422 .
War Service Land Settlement and Clb-ser Settlement Validation Bill, without
'ahleiid~ieiii, 430 .
.61
Bread Manufacture and Delivery Billj i-,itll an ame.iidm.entj 4~1_,.
oV~fn~hl*&ft
Railways and Trdnsp6rt (Amendhient) Bill, without amendment, 440 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill (1950), without amendment, 443.
Electricity Commission Bill, with amendments, 443 .
Factories and Shops (Hairdressers) Amendment Bill, with In amen dillcut, 449 .
Liverpool Cemetery Bill, without abiendinent, 451 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, witbout
Me-it Industry (Amendment) Bili, -with 'an 'amendydent, 4.54 .
amendment, 454.
7orkmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Billj without amendment, 455 .
Coal -Ifflaing Industr"y_ Long Service Leave Bill, %Yitli alliendineuts, 455 .
Transinitting :-
Newington College Council (Amendment) Billi 308 .
Tubeirculosiis' Bill,
8m

I
31~ivf
INDEX.
1948-49-50.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-TH1RD SESSION.
MID-DAY:-
Sittings after, 72, 78, 150, 320, 411 .
MIDNIGHT :-
Sittings after, 90, 205, 208, 323 .
MINING (See "KEMIRA TUNNEL") .
N
.
.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr. Baddeley) respecting authorisntion to Mr . Baddeley to act as Premier
and Colonial Treasurer during absence overseas of Mr. James McGirr, 3 .
Made ( .?[fr. Baddeley) respecting the Industrial Dispute at Kemira Tunnel (Leadeir
of the Country Party allowed to address House by indulgence of the Chair), 25 .
Made (Mr . Baddeley) respecting serious trouble in Coal-mining Industry, the Government's
policy to deal with disruptioDist element and the holding of a conference
between Commonwealth and State representatives to determine necessary action in
best interests of the community, 31
Made (Mr . Baddeley) further to earlier statement upon State-wide Coal Strike, appealing
to coal-miners to reconsider determination to carry out threat of strike, 32 .
Made (Mr . O'Sullivan) respecting recent Tram and Omnibus Accidents and Government's
policy against public inquiries thereon, 81 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting Contract for Shark Meshing along Sydney beaches, 95 .
Made (Mr. James McGirr) respecting the carrying out by Mr. Sheahan of duties of
Minister for Transport, and by Alr . Graham of duties of Minister for Lands,
during absence abroad of Mr . O'Sullivan, Minister for Transport, 157 .
Made (Mr . Cahill) respecting Town and Country Planning Scheme prepared by the
Cumberland County Council, nild arrangements for public exhibition of plans of
scheme, 170.
Made (Mr . James McGirr) respecting resignation of offices of Deputy-Premier, Colonial
Secretary, Secretary for Mines and Minister for National Emergency Services and
is a Member of the Executive Council and appointment of himself as Colonial
Secretary, Secretary for Mines -and Minister for National Emergency Services, 233 .
Made (Mr. Javies McGirr) respecting swearing-in of Ilon . J . G . Arthur as Minister
without portfolio, 243 .
Made (Mr. James McGirr) respecting changes in Ministry of date 21st September,
1949, 251 .
Made (Mr . James McGirr) respecting appointment of a Royal Commission to inquire
into and report upon relationship between Mr. Fred Cahill, Member of the
Legislative Assembly, and the firm of Non-Metallics Limited, 347 .
Made (Mr. Sheahav) respecting application for Special Leases in the Land District of
Dubbo within Bak~r's Beach Reserve, 393 .
MINISTRY (See
"MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS")
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS") :-
Acting Chairman of Committees---eleetion of, 116, 139 .
Alleged Communist Dictation in Industry-Secret Ballots (Urgency), negatived, 57-
58 .
Archbold Estate Roseville-resumption by Housing Commission, 190,
agreed to, as'amended, I 291 .
225, 244, 282 ;
Attitude of the Secretary for Lands to Trusts and Trustees (49th Standing Order
Adjournment), 311 ; (Urgency), negatived, 315 .
"British Commonwealth of Nations"-Designation, 114 .
F. J . Cahill, M .L.A ., and Non-Metallics Ltd.-Terms of Inquiry of Royal Commission
(Urgen4cy), negatived, 352 .
Communism in New South Wales (Urgercqj), vegatived, 436 .
Dissent from Speaker's Ruling, negatived, 377-8 .
Floods in the Northern Districts of the State) agreed to, 223 .
General Coal Strike, agreed to, 214-219 .
Government-owned Transport Undertakings (Urgency), negatived, 67 .
Industrial Dispute at Kemira (Keineira) Tunnel (Urgency), negatieved, 17-18 .
Jury System-Press Criticism, agreed to, 131-2 .
Remira Tunnel, Industrial Dispute on Coalfields (Urgency), negatived, 25-26 .
Petrol Shortage, agreed to, 285 .
Petrol Tax Allocation to New South Wales, agreed to, 375 .
Proposed Rationing of Electricity (Urgency), negatived, 143-144 .
Rabbit Destruction Commission, 271, 298, 363.
Regulation No . 117 under the Transport Act, 1930 (Urgency), negatived., 140 ; agreed to,
as amended, 171-172 .
Snowy River Irrigation and Hyd ro- electricity Scheme, 124, 141, 172, 180-181 .
NAMBUCCA HEADS (See "PUBLIC RESERVES") .
N
NATIONALISATION OF BANKS (See "ADJOURNMENT-49TII STANDING ORDER")
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY :-
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) that the I-Ion . F . J . Finnan, M.L.A . be elected as representative
of Legislative Assembly on Council of, agreed to, 201 .
i

INDEX.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES-.-
Speaker draws attention to serious misrepresentation of a deb ate by Daily Telegraph,
361 ; explanation and apology from Editor of Daily Telegraph reported, 369 .
NON-METALLICS LIMITED (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT" ; also "COMMISSIONS,
ROYAL") .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See "BUSINESS") .
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE :-
Taken by Members, 123, 135, 269, 276, 341(l) .
OMNIBUS ACCIDENTS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "ADDRESSES") .
ORDERS OF I)AY (See "113t:SI-NESS") .
PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE (See also "PAPERS" Index) :-
By a Member not being a Minister of the Crown, 82 .
PARLIAMENT (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2 .
PARLIAME.NTABY DEBATES (See also "NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES")
Speaker draws attention to mistake in printing in pamphlet (proof) copy, 393 .
PENSIONS FUND (See "LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND") .
PETITIONS (See "PAPERS" Index) .
PETROL SHORTAGE :-
Motion (Lieut.-Col . Bruxn er), after Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders
(Urgevcy), That, in opinion of House, Government of Now South Wales should
take steps to overcome shortage of petrol, &c ., &c ., agreed to, 285-6 .
PETROL TAX ALLOCATION TO NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion (Mr. Entick-nap), That, in opinion of House, this State should receive greater
allocation for urgently needed road repairs, etc., agreed to, 375 .
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER") .
PORTFOLIOS, MINISTERIAL (SeL "MrNISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
POSTPONEMENT (See "BUSINESS") .
PREMIER (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
PRESS (See "JURY SYSTEM" ; also "NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES") .
PRINCESS ELIZABETH, H .R .H . (See "ADDRE SSES") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRITT, MR. D . N., K .C. (See "ADJOURNMENT-49TH STANDING ORDER") .
PBO FOBM2 (See "BILLS") .
PROCLAMATIONS :-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC RESERVES (See also "ADJOURNMENT-49TH STANDING ORDER") :-
No. 63811, AT NAMBUCCA HEADS,--
Motion (Mr. Sheahan), That Act shaR apply to, agreed to,

xxviii INDEX .
1948-49--50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
QUESTION :-
CLOSUP.E :-
Q
Mot.ion, "That the Question be now put," (agreed to), 3.1, 14(% 72, 79, 90(2), §1, (92,
1~2, 155, 181, 197, 1.98, 202, 203, 208, 2 .18, 219, 285, 290, 297, 313, 321, 322, 325, 334,
420 ; (negatived), 208 ; (withdrawn), 220 .
QUESTIONS SEEKING INFORMATION (See "SPEAKER") .
R
RABBIT DESTRUCTION COMMISSION :-
Motion made (Mr . Fred Cahill) That, in opinion of House, Government should establish
Commission, etc ., and that preservation of land from rabbit infestation should
be objective of Government's rural policy and aniondffidiit (Mr . T~-cdtt) Thht
matter should be referred to a Select Committee and Debate adjournedj 271 ;
resumed and adjourned, 298-9, 363 .
RAILWAYS (See "GOVERNMENT-OWNED TRANSPORT UNDERTAKINGS") .
RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS :-
SUPERANNUATION PAYMENTS TO RFTIRED EMPLOYFES :-
Motion of Urgency (Mrs. Fowler) to consider Notice of _1NIotion in relation thereto,
negatived, 259 .
Motion (Mrs . Fowler) That, in opinion of House, pensions should be increased by
25 per centum, vegatived, 297-8 .
RATIONING OF ELECTRICITY (See "ELECTRICITY") .
RECREATION RESERVES (See "ADJOURNMENT-49TH STANDING ORDER") .
REGULATIONS, RULES, ORDINANCES : DISALLOWANCE (See "TRANSPORT ACT,
1930") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
RESERVES (See "PUBLIC RESERVES") .
RETURNED SOLDIER SETTLEMENT (Soo "CLOSER SETTIAIMENT") .
ROYAL COMMISSIONS (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL" ; also "ITOUSING CO-M-TNIISSION ;
also "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
SECRET 13ALLOTS (See "COMMUNISTS AND COTkIMUNISM") .
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
§hh~EANT-AT-ARMS --
Removes Honourable Member from Chamber by direction of Speahcr, 336 .
S
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also 'BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
Adopted after time for adjournment specified thercin-Speaker immediately adjourns
House, 36 .
BuSINEss DAYs-HOURS OF SITTING-PRECEDEiSTCE OF' BugiiAss :-
Motion made (Mr. Baddelely), That House meet at 2 .30 p .m . on Tuesday5 _Rpa
Wofluesdays, and at 11 a .m. on Thursd :iys, aud that Government Business have
precedence, and amendineDt (Mr . Howarth) for Gcne~al Business to have pr6ceacn~e
on Tuesdays until 6 p .m ., vegativcd, Motion agreed to, 35-36 .
Motion made (Mr . Jaxies McGirr), That House meet at 2 .30 p .m . on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, and at 11 a .m . on Thursdays, and that General Business have
f)rec6dence oh Tuesdays until 6 p .m ., agreed to, 109 .
ADDITIONAL SITTINo DAY (FRIDAY) -1-TOURS OF SITTING :-
Motion made (Mr. Baddeley) for sittings on Fridiys and that ph-Hkraj)bA (2), (,3)
and (4) of Sessional Order of 9th November, 19485 sball not apply to sittings on
Thursdays and Fridays, agreed to, 51 .
Motionmade (Mr . Jaines McGirr) (a) that paragraphs (2), (-3) and (4) bf Sesiiabid
Order of 1.5th March, 1949, shall not apply to sittings on Thursdays, and (b) that
House meet for despatch of Business on Fridays, agreed to, 195 .

iybEX-.
1 : - --
19 .48-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PkOdEi~DlNdS, 3_5TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
SESSIONAL ORDERS (continued) :-
PRacEDExcE OF BUSINESS :-
Motion (Mr . Cahili) (after suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders-Urgency)
io suspend so much of as would preclude Government Business taking precedence
for sitting, 451 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As .'a matter of urgency :-,
'To consider forthwith Motion respecting general Coal Strike, and to continue sitting
after iO .30 p.m ., -215-6 .
To continue sitting after 10 .30 p.m ., and suspension of operation of paragraphs (2),
(3) and (4) of Sessional Orders, 71 .
To give Government Business, precedence, 451 .
To consider forthwith Motion relating to the Petrel Shortage, agreed to., 285.
By consent :-
To cbntihu6 sitting (after 5 .3Q p.m .), 149 ; (after 10 .80 p .m .), 406.
SHARK-MESHING CONTRACTS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS")
SNOWY RIVER IRRIGATION AND HYDRO-ELECTRICITY SCHEME :
Motion made (Mr . Enticknap), That, in opinion of House, steps should be taken to
develop, and aluendnient (Mr. Drummond), t6 add new paragraph, That
proposal of Commonwealth Government to take over cuntrol of Snowy River
development is ultra vires, and Debate adjourned, 124 ; resumed-Point of Order
(Mr. Shannon), That amendment was out of order on ground of irrelevancy,
upheld by Mr. Speaker-Amendment (Mr. Fred Cahill) to amend by omission
and iiisertion of words and Debate adjourned, 141 ; resume .d and adjourned, 172,
SOLDIERS'LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
SOMERTON RECREATION RESERVE (See "ADJOURNMENT.-,_49TH STANDING
ORDEW') .
SPEAKER (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES") :-
I
;
Jan-
.
.
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at 10 .30 On-, 36, 47, 134, 142,,199, 235 .
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at 5 .30 p.m ., 121,178, -187i
Allow"s V of _13ill to be taken forthwith, 86, 91, 150, 203, 211, 23 8, 288, -300, 301, 306,
308, 313, 318, 321, 323, 402, 403, 416, 431, 441, 442, 448, 449 . -
Announces illness of Chairman of Committees, Geo rge Booth, Esquire, I -16, 139 .
Calls House together for special emergency sitting, - in accordance' --Vv-~itli ' terms of
special adjournment, 207 .
Directs Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Honourable Member from Chamber, 336 .
Directs that Order of Day in reference to a Legislative Council By-election -be removed
from Business Paper, 54 .
Fixes 3' for To-morrow, 42 ('), 47 (1),-73, 74 ('), 119, 121 ('), 128, 144, 1415 (1), 160,
162, i6*7, 176, 177, -184, 250, 252, 275, 294, 352, -354, 358) 386( 423, 450 ;
later hour of day, 77, 78, 87, 214, 381, 419 .
Lays on Table copy of Governor?s Opening Speech, 4.
]No'minates panel of Temporary- Chairmen of Committees, 3 ; (in pldce of deceased
Member), 110 .
Lays Paper on Table, 3, 221, 361 .
Leaves Chair for period (until later hour of day), 2 ; (overnight), 31, .71,
(for sei)eral days), 32, 150, 319 .
.1 1, 1 ;~ 78, 149, 411 ;
Ministerial Statement-by indulgence Speaker allows Leader of Country Party to
address
. .
House -upon, 25 .
1heoii-6pt'iepoiting of Debate by Daily Telegrqph-Draws attention to, 361 ; explanation
a I ud a . ptl reported -and accepted, 369 .
-mi'sta'ke, in a~d P~mphlet-Draws attention to, 393 .
Names Member (Mr. Black) -for disorderly conduct, 155 .
Off ers Prayer, 1, 9, 13, et seq.
Orders Council's amendments to be considered (at a later hour of day), ~7, 88(2),-97, 152,
j~3, -214., 422 (T07,mb'rrow), 55, 187 (2), 258, 417,431, 444~, 450 ; .(forthwith),
97, 99, 204, 324, 455, 456 .
Questions-
Makes statement regarding form,
of the Crown, 265~
etc., of, directed without Notice to .'Xinister
Makes statement egarding form and subject-matter of, directed Without Notice to
Private Members, 269 .
Reports letters' of thanks for resolutions of sympathy, Mrs.
Mrs . Kilpatrick, 170 ; 1~ady Jordan, 342 .
Cann, 82 ; Mrs. McGirr, 165,
Reports res ation of Managing Trustee of Legislative Assembiy Members' Provident
Fund, IF14 , 256 .
Reports presentation of Address-in-Reply and Answer, 46.
Resumes Ch .air at specified hour, 2, 31, 32) 71j 78) -1.511 319~ 411 .

INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
SPEAKER (confinued):-
Rumim or:-
That if an Authority conducting an Inquiry were not a Judicial Tribunal (an assurance
given by the Attorney-General), matters referred thereto were not subject to the
sub judice rule, 17.
That, de4pite the Order of the House that the Address -in-Reply should take precedence,
that order was subject to the provisions of Standing Order No . 395, 17 .
That provisions of existing law could be discussed as matter of Urgency, 57.
That the laws of another State of the Commonwealth, being entirely outside the jurisdiction
of this Parliament, were not open to debate (Motion could be moved in
amended form), 57 .
That he would not rule against a Motion of Urgency on the grounds that it sought to
discuss the desirability of a course of action already available under existing
legislation, but would leave it to the House to decide, 58 .
That anUrgency Motion was out of order when the consequent substantive motion would
anticipate debate on a Notice of Motion which, he had been assured, would be
reached within a reasonable time, 67 .
That it was competent for the House to order that a motion of Government Business be
taken forthwith, 67-8 .
That it was not in order to move an amendment which sought to omit a substantial part
of a Question and re-insert most of the part proposed to be left out, 131 .
That amendments inust be strictly relevant to the original Question, 141 .
That, under Standing Order 49, it was the prerogative of the Speaker to determine
whether a matter was definite, urgent and of public importance, 147 .
That, although a motion "That the Question be now put" was before the House, it was
competent for the House to deal with a motion for suspension of a Member, as
Standing Order 387 provided that disorder be dealt with forthwith, 155.
That, although an amendment to recommit a Bill at the Report stage had been defeated,
a motion for reconimital on the motion for the third reading was in order, 185 .
That only those matters which are identical with issues before a Judicial Tribunal
could be regarded as sub judice, 21.5 .
That an amendment which provided for a different method did not necessarily constitute
a direct negative, 218 .
That a motion specifically expressin ., the sympathy of the House with residents of
stricken areas Nvas not open to an amendment which sought an opinion of the
House regarding Governmental action, 223 .
That an amendment which altered a condemnatory motion to a laudatory one was not
necessarily out of order. The amendment under consideration would allow the
House an opportunity of expressing its approval of the Government's Housing
Programme-not merely negatively by voting against the original motion, but
positively, if it saw fit, by voting for the amendment. He ruled the amendment
in order, 226 .
That the subject-matter of a motion for the Adjournment under the 49th Standing
Order must be specific, 311 .
That, although it is the prerogative of the Executive to determine the terms of a Royal
.Commission, a Member of the House was entitled to use the forms of the House
in an endeavour to have such ternis altered, 351 .
That, the Premier having announced in the House the intention of the Government to
appoint a Royal Commission, lie felt that the matters into which the Commission
would inquire must be regarded as sub judice, 351-2 .
That it is improper for the Assembly to discuss the Clerk of the Parliaments, therefore,
a motion dealing with that officer in his capacity of Returning Officer for the
Legislative Council Elections was out of order and should be submitted in a different
form, 374 ; dissent negatived, 377-8 .
DISSENT FROM RULING:-
That the Motion (Mr . Treatt), "Legislative Council Elections-Secret Ballot," was out
of order, negatived, 377-8 .
DZPUTY :-
Allows 2' of Bill to be taken forthwith, 201, 312)(2), 402~ 449, 453 .
Allows Member, not being a Minister of the Crown, to table Papers, 82.
Fixes 3* for (To-irtorrow), 44, 162, 163, 354, 358 (`), 399 ; (later hour of day), 77,
287 (2) .
Robert Douglas Gorman, Esquire, appointed to act as, during absence of George Booth,
Esquire, 116, 139.

INDEM
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
SPEAKER (continued) :-
ACTING DEPUTY :-
Adjourns House, pursuance to Sessional Order, at 10 .30 p.m ., 142 .
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) for appointment of R. D . Gorman, Esquire, agreed to, 116,
139,
Fixes 3' for To-7norrow, 121, 126, 128 .
'Orders Council's amendments to be considered (To-riorrow), 299 .
Resumes Chair at specified hour, 149 .
SPECIAL SITTING (See "ASSEMBLY") .
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "COMMITTEES") :-
COMMITTEE- ,
Sessional Order appointing, 39 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in one
day, agreed to, 59, 61, 62, 76, 207, 229, 275, 303, 318, 320, 333, 453 .
As a matter of Urgency to pass Bill through all stages in one day (Council Bill), 335.
To consider motion relating to press criticism of the Jury System, agreed to, 131 .
To consider motion relating to resumption by Housing Commission of Archbold Estate,
Roseville, agreed to, 190 .
To consider motion relating to General Coal Strike, and to extend present sitting,
agreed to, 21.3-6.
To consider motion relating to Closer Settlement resumption, agreed to, 321 .
To consider inotion relating to Petrol Shortnge, agreed to, 285 .
To consider General Business, Order of the Day, agreed to, 288 .
To consider motion relating to Legislative Council .Elections and Secrecy of the Ballot,
373-374.
To consider motion of dissent from Speaker's Ruling, 377 .
To consider motion relating to precedence of business, 451 .
SUPERANNUATION PAYMENTS (See "RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS") .
SUPPLY (See
"FINANCE")
TAXATION (See "PETROL TAX ALLOCATION TO NEW SOUTH WALES") .
TECHNOLOGY (See "NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES") .
TRAM AND OMNIBUS ACCIDENTS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES SUPERANNUATION (See "RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS") .
TRANSPORT (See also "GOVERNMENT-OWNED TRANSPORT UNDERTAKINGS") :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Turner), That House . should . consider Notice of Motion of
General Business relating to Regulation 117 under Transport Act, . negatived, 140 .
Motion (Mr. Turner), That Regulation 117 under the Transport Act, 1930, will, if
enforced, detrimentally affect private bus services, and should therefore be withdrawn,
amendment (Mr . Hamilton) to omit all words after "1930" with a view
of inserting following words "Should be enforced with discretion and common
sense, taking into consideration the fact that the safety of the public is the
primary consideration," agreed to, Original Question, as amended, agreed to, 172 .
TJNIVERSIT-)~' OF TECHNOLOGY (See "NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY") .
URGENCY:-
MOTION MADE, AS A MATTER OF :-
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in
one day, agreed to, 59, 61, 62, 76, 207, 229, 275 303) 318 311) 383, 453 .
To suspend Standing Orders to pass Bill through ah stages 1'11 one dqy (Coiipcil Bill),
agreed to, 335.
To suspend Sessional Orders to sit after 10 .30 o'clock, p.m ., 71 .
To suspend Sessional Orders to give Government Business precedence, agreed to, 451 .
To suspend Standing and Sessional Orders to
. agreed to, 288.
consider General Business, Order of Day,

A-4 INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
URGENCY (continued) :-
MOTION MADE AS A MATTER OF
(COntinUed)
To consider motion relating to-
Industrial Dispute at Kemira (Kemeira) Tunnel, negatived, 17-1.8 .
Construction of Keinira Tunnel-InduStrial Dispute oil Coalfields, 'negalived,
25-26 .
Notice of Motion of General Business (omission of "British" from f'British
Commonwealth of Nations"), negatived, V .
Alleged Communist Dictation in Industry-Secret Ballot, negatived, 57-58 .
Government-owiled Transport Undertakings, negatived, 67 .
Consideration forthwith
tived, 67-68 .
of Notice of Motion of Government Business, giega-
Press Criticism of the Jury System, agreed to, 131.
Notice of Motion of General Business (Regulation 117 under the Transport Act,
1930), negatived, 140 .
Proposed Rationing of Electricity, negatived, 143 .
Resumption of Archbold Estate, Roseville, by Housing Commission, agreed
to, 189 .
General Coal Strike, and extension of present sitting, agreed to, 214-5 .
Retired Railway and Tramway Employees Superannuation Payments,
negatived, 2~9 .
Petrol Shortage, agreed to, 285 .
Attitude of the Secretary for Lniids to Trusts and Trustees, giegatived, 315 .
Closer Settlement resumption (Notice having been given for future date),
agreed to, 321.
Mr . F . J. Cabill, 1\LL .A ., and Non-__Nfetallics Ltd-Extension of Terms of
Inquiry of Royal Cominission, negatived, 351-2 .
Legislative Council Eleetions-Secrecy of Ballot, agreed to, 373 .
Communism in New South Wales, negatived, 436 .
Dissent, 377 .
USHER Or, THE BLACK ROD (See "DLACK ROD") .
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL")
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
W
WAR SEIIVICE LAND SETTLEAMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WRITS (See "LEGISLATIVE COU-'LNTCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES") .

I
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iND X .
k
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i9,49-46-66.
Xiii
KAPERS..OR.DERED TO BE PRINTED.
ikiiifiRdg TiO, T-H"E'_ VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .~
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers.
PAGE . VOL . P&GS.
ABORIGINES PROTECTIO14 ACT, 1909-1943 :-
RegulAtions 6nder, 224 .
ABORIGINES RESERVES (See "PUBLIC WORKS ACT") .
A
ABORIGINES WELFARE B6ARD :-
Report for year ended Both June, 1948, 135 . . . . . .
Report for year ended 90th June, 1949, 448 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 853
ACCOU`NTA~TS 30ARD :REGISTRATION (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION
Z~~ A A1.1-
ADDRESSES (See Index to V TE AND PBOCEEDINGS) .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE :-
CASE OP CLirFdRD TASMAN' THOMPSON :-
Paper6 in connection with his release from gaol (Return to Address)i 21 .
ADVANCE TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE") .
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTtRAL DEEDS AdT, . i921 ;
Regulkions 6der, 1 .59, 2i~i.,
AGRICULTURE See also 'RURAL RECONSTRUCTION" ; also "DAIRY , PROi)VCTS
BOARD") :-
Report of, Department for year ended 30th June, 1948, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '9
Repori of Dbpartment ior year ended 30th June, 1949, 401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTirioimw 6r AcQuisi~ioN or LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER PUBLIc, WoRKa ACT POR
PuliPOSE or:-
Experiment Far~i ht Condobolin, .29 .
WkiiT RE 1 ~LIWH i~ST!1767& AT GGA WAGOA :
Deparimentai File of Papers respecting, 127 .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NE I W S6U`TtI WAL'hg :
Report of Bbard for y6ar ended 30th j. .e, i9_48 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 865
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1949),- 357 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 869
APPLIED dCIENdE MUSETjM (See "EDUCATION") .
ART UNIONS (Sea "LOTTE~RIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PA.I;ERS :-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Votes and Pr oceedings, Noe . I to 106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation dissolving Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 457
Busin6ss Unaisposed of at the Close of the Session . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . 459 . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:0
Busin6ss of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . I .
,
. .. . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
;~,
~! : 7
. . 465
. . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register oi Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 469, . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing
.
and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479 . . .
Weekly Repdrts of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos . 1 to 19 . . . . . . . . . . 481 . . . . . . . . . .
Reports froni Printing Committee; Nos ., I to 19 . . . . . . . . .
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS :-
Report of C6uncil for bear ended 30th June, 1948, 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . 3 979
Report of Cbuncil for Year ended 30th June, 1949, 375 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . 3 877
AUDITOR-GEN'ER'AL (See :"FINANCE", also '60U-N'T*Y- bOUN61~ ELEC-
4 TRICIT .Y
UNbERTAKING") .
AUSTRALLkN MtSEUM :-'
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1948, 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 379
Report of th6 Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1949, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12881-3

xzmv INDEX .
1948-49-50.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 3 .5TU PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
AssFMBLY
VOLUME.
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
B
13ARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BATHS (See "BUILDING MATERIALS") .
BILLS (See also "COMMITTEES") :-
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BRICKS (See "BUILDING MATERIALS") .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1945 :-
. By-laws, 347 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1948, 270 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BROKEN HILL WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (See "WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION") .
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING MATERIALS :-
Production figure for Bricks, Tfles, Baths, &c ., for the years 1946-47 and 1947-48, 95 .
BUILDING OPERATIONS AND BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL ACT, 1945 :-
Proclamation under, 345 .
Regulations under, 10, 113, 153, 224, 237y 345) 425 .
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters commencing
Ist July, 1948, 41 ; Ist October, 1948, 110 ; 1st January, 1949, 191 ; Ist April,
1949, 227 ; Ist July, 1949, 343 ; Ist October, 1949, 385 .
BURIAL GROUNDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
13URSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSH FIRES ACT :-
Regulations, 345 .
BUSINESS :-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BY-LAWS.-
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 347 .
Government Railways Act, 53, 96, 127, 149, 179, 239, 345, 409, 452 .
ITunter 'District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 13, 191, 343, 433 .
Meat Industry Act, 244 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 13, 18, 26, 95, 110, 140, 191, 227, 282,
343 .
Milk Act, 14, 112 .
Public Parks Act, 112.
St . Andrew's College, 116 .
Sydney Corporation Act, 10, 51 .
University and University Colleges Act, 41, 53, 116, 171, 228, 281 .
PAGE. I VOL . I rAciE.
469
. . . . . . . . I B 1 707
459
465
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CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE :-
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1948, 113 .
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1949, 345 .
CARELESS USE OF FIRE ACT, 191 .0-1946 :-
Regulations under, 110, 345 .
CEMETERIES (See "CROWN LANDS") .
CENSORSHIP:-
File of Papers concerning censorship of portions of play, "Rusty Bugles", 17 .
CENTENARY CELEBRATION ACT, 1887 :-
Regulation under, 112 .
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES .-
TEMPORARY :-
Speaker's warrant nominating panel of fire, 1 ; (Substifitte), 110 .
CHILD WELFARE (See "EDUCATION") .
CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS ACT, 1935-1938 :-
Regulations, 255 .

INDEX.
XXXVI . :
1948-49-50.
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
. -
ASSEMBLY
I VOLUME . I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continu'ed .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :-
AcTs :
Regulations under, 211, 244, 282.
AKOONA ESTATE :-
Papers relating to acquisition and vesting, 50 .
130UYE07 ILLAWONG AND DEGGAN BEGGAN ESTATES :-
Papers respecting agistment of cattle thereon, 50 .
C
CASE or C. L. S . FALKINLR-
Papers relating to his Financial Position, together with Histories of "Boonoke" and
"Wanganella" Studs, &c., 82 .
Application of Falkiner for Lease on Wantabadgery Estate, 95.
ESTIMATES :-
Expenditure of Government, year 1948-49, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 260
Expenditure of Government, year 1949-50, 248 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 928
PARTICULARS RESPECTlNG THE RESUMPTION AND/OF, PURC11ASE Or THE FOLLOWING
ESTATES :-
Goolhi-District of Gunnedah, 119 .
Part Toonga-District of Wagga Wagga, 119.
Willigobung-District of Tumbarumba, 119 .
Part Bantry Grove-Districts of Bathurst and Blayney, 11
Burrumbuttock-Distriet of Albury, 148 .
Part Geraki-Distriet of Deniliquin, 148 .
Walliallow-Distriets of Gunnedah and Quirindi, 148.
Piallaway-Districts of Gunnedah and Tamworth, 148.
Parts of Derangibal, Geeron and Horseshoe-District of Forbes, 175 .
Panuara-District of Blayney, 175 .
Ravenswood-District of Albury, 175 .
Blink Bonnie-District of Forbes, 175 .
Part Berida-Districts of Coonamble and Dubbo, 239 .
Merriginnie-District of Deniliquin, 239 .
Maryvale-Districts of Boorowa and Gunning, 321 .
Part Ghoolendaadi-Distriet of Gunnedah, 452 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE *MINE WORKERS (PENSIONS) ACT, 1941-1948 :-
Report of Pensions Tribunal for year ended 30th June, 1948, 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 899
Report of Pensions Tribunal for year ended 30th June, 1949, 319 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 919
COAL INDUSTRY ACT, 1946 :-
Regulations (made by Judges of Land and Fal4ation Court), 370 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQuisiTioN or LAND OR EASEMENTS FOR PURPOSES or Am kTi
Newcastle, 9 ; Sydney, 26 ;
COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1912-1947 :-
Regulations, 9, 110 .
COAL MINING (See "MINING" ; also "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
COMMISSIONS-ROYAL :-
GAS INDUSTRY-
Report of, into *(Minities of EVvidence not tabled), 270 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 915
MR. F . J . CAHILL, M .L .A ., AND NoN-MFTALL1cs LTD. :-
Report into allegation re provision of transport facilities by Railway Department for
conveyance of inagnesite-to .getlier with Minutes of Evidence (Laid on Table of
Assembly only), 411 .
COMMITTEES :-
Standing and Select appointed durin .- the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNCIL:-
NEWINGTON COLLEGr COUNCIL (AMENDMENT) BILL:~
Report, together with Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence (Laid on Table of
Council only), 308 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1031
PRINTING :-
Reports Nos . 1 to 19 ; .52, 77, 98, 133, 149, 155, 178, 201, 219, 241, 267, 275, 3H, 358, 382,
403, 421, 448, 454 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 579 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Second Report of, during eurreney of 35th Parliament, together with Minutes of
Meetings (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 655
Third Report of, during currency of 35th Parliament, together with Minutes of
Meetings (Laid on Table of Assevibly only), 312 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1359
SELECT :_
ROAD ACCIDENT CASTTAT,TIES :-
Report (Session 1947-48) together with Minutes of Proceedings, brought up (Laid
on Table of Assembly only), 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1115

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INDEX.,
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT~THIRD SESSION.
Assii6mi
VOLUME j6ik~ VO-L-U~ MES.
.1
Papers-continued .
C
COMMONWEALTli AND STATE MINISTERS' C' 6`kF"~R,i-N`h C `& ( .- e 4CON
COMMUNIS~S A14D CRIMI&ALS (See "POLICE") .
1948~4940.-
COMPANIE§:-
Repori on _V~orkimg of Act, 1936, for 1948, Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Repori on Working of Act, 1936, for 1949, 370 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. . . . -. .
CONFERENbES :'
Coinm6nwealtb and State Ministers upon Transfer of Controls over Rents, Prices and
4nd Sales from Co_nimori~vefilth to States, held ~t Canberia; 21st and 22nd Junolo
1~48, Report of prbeeedings, 13 .
Commonwealth and Stat6 Ministers, at Canberra, on 23rd and,24th Augusti 1948, Report
of procebdings, 170 (Laid on Table of Ass6hbly oily) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Commonwealth and Statb Ministers, at Canberra, on l6tb and l7th August, 1949 (Laid
o7i Tablh of Asse?Ably only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . .
COR§h,RVA+I6N '(S66 ~1_sb "SOIL CONSERVATION" ; ~166 "WATER CON-_SER',V*.kTION
AND IRRIGATION") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1948, 96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE . I VOL. I PAGE .
. . . . . . . . . 8 983
. . . . . . . . . 1 1[17
. . . . . . . t 179
. . . . . . . . .
1
t 231
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE")
CONSTITUTION ~LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL E~fid~M~) i6i, T 1'6h 9 -li'7 03 (See '_ - ialsoi
"LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES") :-
Certificate of Legisl Returnipg Officer respecting Fifth Trbinidil Elbctlofi . of jjjje#a fjiembeii
of the ative Council, together with extract from Gover?iaienf Gaiette
-contining copy of Certificate and Result Shbeti 153 . . . . .
CONVEYANCING ACTS, 191~4943 :-
Regulations under, 375, 398 .
I 629
COOK'S LANDING PLACE (See "CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE") .
CO-OPERATION ACT, 1923-1949 (See also "BUILDING SOCIETiES"~
Regulations under Act, 452 .
CO-6~ERATIVE' BUIL'D-I-N-G S0**C_I'E-T'I'E-S ('S'ce "'BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June ; B47 ; 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 255
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
CRIMINALS AND COMMUNISTS (See "POLICE") .
CROWN LA.~DS (See also "PUBLIC WORKS") :-
Report,of Department, and Western Lands commissioner and including report upon
Prickly-pear Destrukion for year ended 30th June, '1948, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of D6partment, ~nd Western Lands Commissioner, and including report upon
Pnickly-pbar '
Destru6tion for year ended 30th June, 1949; 415 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RFGULATIONS :7
Under Act, 211, 244, 345.
Under Act foi the Manak~
13L;MAL GkOUNDS :-
~iii
Schedules aPd ambnded -- -Sp _,hedules of fbes ahd cbdrg6g of ~arioiug! 11) 75J 113,
~71, 22-4, 303, 345, 419 .
. . . . . . . 1 ~39
BAKER'S BEACH RESERVE, bUBBO LAND DISTRICT :-
Departmental Files respedihg 6*0vd &iihihln~ 8~'Kfil h6lise, ~kpphcAiiong "d Special
Leas6 Application by Alexander -Moss 393 .
Regulaiions ufider Act, ~Ii, 2ila,
DEDicAT'16N OF CERTAIN LAN-Ds :-
Gazette~ Notices, under s6ciibn 2~-, &Miri~ 4itfi ih ; ;
224, 248, 303 ; 345, 386., 419- 440
ib, 5~1', 7-5', 113, 1'~'4~ 15' 3, 171, 179,
Abstraks .of, under secti6 ri 24, ifif'6~ab~ to be to, 10'', 51, 58, 112, 113j 127, 144,
159, 171, 179; 211; 224) 233, 248; 255 ; 332, 345, 406* 440, '452 .
CLOSER SiTTLEM,ENT:-
NECROPOLI'S:-
,Report by Mifiister for Lands respecting consent to leas6 granted t6 N.S.W .
Poi~pany . 237 .
Cremaition'

INDEX.
1948-0-50.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
PEFERENCES T THE VOTES AND P OCEEDINGS, . . . . .. . 35T]q f_1ABj,;4AjENT-THIRD S
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
CROWN LANDS (continved) :-
. C
SOMERTON PuBiic RECREAnoi-T GROUND AND RACECOIURSF,:-
I
i
Department File relating to Appointment of Trustees, 303 .
CUMBERLAND COUNTY CQUNCIL:-
Report of Council on Town and Cqputry. Planning Scheme, 175.
CURLWAA (WENTWORTH~ jRR1QATIQN ARI~A (SqQ "IRRIGATIQ
D
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
I
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1948, 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of 136ard for year ended 30th June, 1949, 259 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5'
DENTISTS ACT, 1934-1946 :7-
Regulations, 386 .
DISTRICT COURTS ACT, IR12-1947 :-
Amei4dmentS of Second Schedule~-Fees, 85, 231.
Rule 'of Court, 68, 425 .
DIVISION$:-
Attendance of Memberq in Divisions and Count-outs (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN COMMITTEE OF ME WHO-LF :-
Weekly Reports, Nos . 1 td 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
463 . . . . . 1 . . . . . .
481 . . . . . . . . . . . .
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES") .
DRIED FRUITS :-
Report of Board together with Statements of Receipts and Expenditure for 1948, 153
Repor.1t 6f B6ard togetherwith Statements of Receipts and'Expohditfird fpi 1949- 398
Regu)ations 'under Act-163 ~'332 :!-~~Wl 1
101
109
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND
IRRIGXTIONi')
I
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E
ECONOMIC STABILITY AND WARTIMP, PROVISIONS CQNTINUANCE ACT, 1946, AS
AMENDED :'
Notification extending operations of Section 32, 110 .
EPUCATION:=
Report of the Minister of Publie Instruction for 1947, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .
Report gf the MiDister ~f Pu"~li~ f6r 1-9-4-S', 3-44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD:~
Repqrt for year ended 30th Junq, 1948, 116 . . . . . .
Repqrt tor bear - ended 3q~~_4U' e, 1249,; ~jj . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . .: . .. . . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . .
CHILD WaFA":- .
Rep
'lie Minister of Public Instruction on t~o jxork of the Child Welfare
"Ltep~.rbh 0 .nt for the ybitr'efide'd 40th'June, 1948, 3Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
.
Report of the Minister 'of-P~blic Insfr6ai_~_~ ~n tb~ work 'of the Child Welfare
DejarOient for We y6ir'e.pded ,j-_ 30th X_
u~Le, IN~Q, 9_$j . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .
MUSEUM op TEcIINOLOGY AND APPmED "' SCIENCE - - :-
.
.
Report of Trustees for 1948, 171 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of trustees fork 194p, 413 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .
NoTiFICATIONS or ACQUISITqON UNDER PUBLIC WoRii:s ACT or LAND ~~D EA§~*~N-T§ F,01~
P~iP&ES~ OF. PUBLI6 INSTRUCTION AQT,;-
14 116, 210, 228, 281, 344.
. . . . . . . . . 527
551
393
. . . . . . 401
. . . . . . . . . 409
. . . . . . . . 449
517
52t

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t xxxviii INDEX.
1948-49-50 .
FAFERSORDEREDTO BE PRINTED -
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
rAGIM. VOL . FAGE.
EDUCATION (continued) :-
TEAcIIERs-
E
Lists of certain persons appointed, on probation, to Department, 179, 183, 210, 228, 257,
281, 332, 393 .
UNIVERSIT`Y OF SYDNEY :-
Report of Senate for 1946, 344 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 599
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY," also "SYDNEY COUNTY
COUNCIL") :-
ELEoTRIc= AuTHwuTy or NEw SOUTH WALES-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 6sa
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949, 440 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 641
NoTiriCATIONS or AcQuisiTuoN UNDER THE PIJBLIO WORKS ACT or LAND OR EASEMENT
FOR THE PUFXOSES OF '.-
Southern Electricity Supply, 54, 111, 153, 171, 179, 286, 331, 3442 386 .
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1948 :-
Regulations under, 255, 344.
F
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912-1948 :-
Regulations under, 18, 345 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working of, for
1947, 51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 801
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working of, for
1948, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 845
ELECTRICITY FRANCHISES (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1905-
Regulations, 9, 110, 224, 348 .
2
FALKINER, C . L. S . (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
FAUNA PROTECTION ACT, 1948 :-
Regulation under, 362.
FINANCE:-
ESTIMATV,S (Budget Papers), 1948-49 (Laid on Table of -Assein'bly only), 38 :- . . . . . . . . . 1
Message from Governor, together with Estimates, etc., as under :-
1. Consolidated Revenue Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government
of New South Wales for the year 1948-49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
to
2. Consolidated Revenue Fund-Statement of Payments from the Vote "Advance
to Treasurer," 1947-48-submitted for Parliamentary Appropriation in adjust.
ment of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 216
3 . Consolidated Revenue Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 30th June, 1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-
. . . . . . . . . 2 226
4 . Government Railway. s Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1948-49 . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 228
5 . Boad Transport and Trafflc Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1948-49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 238
6 . Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund-E.stiniates of Expenditure for the
year 1948-49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 239
7 . Me tropo litan Transport Trust General . Fu~i~Statemeiit of Payments
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1948 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 242
8. Newcast16 and District Transport Trust General Fund-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1948-49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 243
9. Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund-Statement of Payments
"Unautborised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 246
10 . Sydney Harbour Trust Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1948-49 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 249
11 . Sydney Harbour Trust Fitnd-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Sus-
pense" to 30th Jime, 1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 257
12 . Closer Settlement Fund--Estimates of the Expenditure, of the Government of
Now South W;tles for We year 1948-49 . . . . . . . ~ . -1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 260

INDEX.
XXXIX
1948-49-50 .
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARI .IANIENT--TH1RD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME .
Papers-continued .
rACh . VOL. rA .GE .
F
FINANCE (continued) :
ESTIMATES (Budget Papers), 1949-50 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 248 :- . . . . . . 2 669
Message from Governor, together with Estimates, etc ., as under :-
1 . Consolidated Revenue Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government
2 .
of New South Wales for the year 1949-1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C-6-nsolid6ted Revenue'
Fund--L~8tdt6i6af ' of Payments from 'the Vote'
'~Advaace '
2 678
to Treasurer," 1948-1949---submitted for Parliamentary appropriation . in
k
6djustiKent 6f thd 'Advaiwe'Vote' 2 879
3 . Consolidated Bevenue Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 30th June, 1949 . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 892
4 . Government Bailways Fund-E stimates of Expenditure for the year 1949-1950 . . . . . . . 2 896
6 . Government Bailways Fund---Stat6nient of Payments "Unauthorlsed in Suspense"
to 30th June, 1949
2 905
6 . Boad Transport and ira~ * i,;n~- ' stimates of Expenditure. . . for . . . . the . . . . year
. : . . . . . . . . . .
1949-1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 907
7 . Boad Transport and Traffic Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in
Suspense" to 30th June, 1949 . . . . .
2 908
8 . Metropolitan Transport Trust General i_11,n* d-' * Expendit - * * * * u* r*
o
year 1949-1950 . .*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 909
9. Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1949-1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 912
10 . Newcastle and District Transport Trust General _17und-Statenient of Payments
"Unauthorised in Suspense?' to 30th June, 1,949 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 915
11 . Sydney Harbour Trust Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1949-1950 . . . . . . . . . 2 918
12 ., Sydney Harbour Trust Yund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 30th June, 1949 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 926
13 . Closer Settlement Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government of
New South Wales for the year 1949-1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 927--
Exnss EXPENDITURE ON APPROPRIATION FOP. 1948-49 :-
Government Railways, 303 .
Maritime Services Board, 191 .
FINANCIAL STA=ENTS :-
Delivered by Acting Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon. J . M . Baddeley, M .L.A .),
covering Budget for year 1948-49 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 269
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon. James McGirr, M.L.A .), covering
Budget for year 1949-50 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 249 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 937
INcomE TAx, PREVENTION AND REriFr OF UNEMPLOiMFNT TAX, AND'SPEcrAL INCOME
AND WAGES TAx ACTS :-
Report by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th June,
1948, 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 667
. . .
Report by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th June,
1949, 343 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1871
LOAN :-
Loan Estimates for 1948-49 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 291
Loan Estimates for 1949-50 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 273 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 968
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of
the Consolidated
Revenue and other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June, 1948, together
with the Auditor-General's Reports thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 3 . . . . . . . . . 2 807
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated
Revenue and other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June, 1949, together
with the Auditor-General's Reports thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 261 . . . . 2 979
Committee-
Second Report, during eu rrency of the 35th Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 655
Third Report, during currency of the 35th Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 312 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1359
FIRE BRIGADES :-
Report of Board of Commissioners for 1948 (and Appendices I to VI), 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 885
Report of Board of Commissioners for 1949, (and Appendices I to VI), 406 . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . 3 901
F113HERIES
Report of Chief Secretary for year ended 30th June, 1948, 167 . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 665
Report of Chief Secretary for year ended 30th June, 1949, 452 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 685
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FAIiAIS ACT, 1935-1942.-
Regulations under, 9, 18, 45, 54, 110, 133, 140, 147, 175, 224, 255, 333, 345, 393 440,

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FORESTRY :-
File of papers re pecting duties alloc4 d to 48sistaUt Corq mi, r 210.
Arpo;RE~Twnow,-
Return showing amount expended under the Act, 1916-1946, for yqar ended 3,0th June,
1948',- 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
Return showipg amount qpended under the Act 1916-19,46, for year ended 30th June,
. . .
1949, 224 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
705
707
NoTiFICATIONS or ACQUiSITrION OF LAND uNDER Pu :swc WoRK.S A~vr, rq~ FoLLOVnziq
STA;TE'j,F0Rf STS . . . . . . . . . . . .
Conglomerate State Forest (No. 349), 30 ; YaTawa State Forest (No. 878), 30 ;
Spotcbin~n State Forest No . 486, 112 ; Moira State Forest, 112 ; Canobolas SfAd
Forest, 154, 159 ; 4ed Hill State Forest No . 591, 159 .
FRIENDLY SQQIETIES-.=
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1947, 220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT,
I ..
1912-1948-r-
Regulptions, , - , 110, 37.5 .
279
OA-MING AND BETTING ACT, 1912-1946:-
Regulations, 110, 345.
GAS AND ]PLECTRICITY (~ee also "ELECTRICITY") :-
Regulations and Schedules under Act, 1935-46, 10, 45, 111, 159, 161, 191, 194, 210, 219,
2~3, 270' 347, 413 .*
GAS INDUSTRY (See "COMMISSIONS .-.ROYAL") .
GLEN f1\1NES TO INVERELL RAILWAY (See "RAILWAYS") .
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :~
Report of tho,, together with Statements of Accounts and Balance-sheets for thp year
ended 3Qth June, 1948, 26 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the, together ivith Statements of Accounts and Balance-sheets for the year
ended 3~th June, 1949, 331 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GO-Y.UERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1945 (See 4tso 'IRAILWAYS~.)
By-laws under, 53, 96, 1.27, 149, 179, 239, 345, 409, 452 .
3
947
963
GOVERNOR, HIS EXCELLENqy Tgl~ :7,-
Opening Spe~cb, 4.
Addreps-in-Reply to, 32,
Acknowledgiijent of Address, 46 .
.H
HAARPUR (Sef- "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES:-
Regulations, 13 .
HARBOUR TRUST (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HAY IRRIGATION AREA (See "IRRIGATION'!),
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH")

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HORSE-BREEDING ACT, 1940 :-
Report on further I
suspension
f
of provisions, 116, 344 .
HOSPITALP (See also "MENTAL HOSPITALS") :-
H
NOTIFICATION or AcQuismqU g. pp. EASEUENT
UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT. FOR
PUIPOSF, O~ :-
Fairlipld Holpital, 29, 233 ; Newcastle Hospital, 194 ; Forbes Hospital, 233,
HOUSING :7-
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1947, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 709
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 194 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 753
NOTJFICATIONS or ACQUISITION or LAND OP. EASEMENTS FOR PURPOSES or ACT:-
9,
51, 96, 111, 127, 135, 147, 170, 183, 194, 220, 228, 237, 27Q, 332, 344, 362, 364, 381,
409, 425 . 1
AHCHBOLD ESTATE, ROSEVILLE, AND LAND AT CASTLECRAG--
File ~f papeis relating ~o applications under section 10 . of the Act, 226 .
HUNTER I~ISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 715
Report for y 1 ar ended 30th June, 1949, 385 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 731
HUNTER PISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1948 :-
By-laiy,s, 13, 191, 343, 433 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisimoN or LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WoRKs ACT FOR :-
Chichester Pipeline, 30 ; Grahamstown, 30 ; :~elmont, 30 ; ~aym~ijq Terrace, 286 .
HYDRAULIP STOWAGE IN COAL MINES (See f'MINING") .
INCOME TAX
I
(Se? "FINANCE")_
I
INCOME TAX (MANAGEMENT) ACT, 1928 (See "FINANCE") .
T
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE E~TER;fRISEP .!) .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1946 :-
Regulations qnder, 175, 255 .
I
INSURANCE (Seo,"GOVERNMENT INSURANCE, OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES") .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
INVERELL TO GLEN INNES RAILWAY (See "RAILWAYS'!) .
IRRIGATIOT~ (See also "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") :-
Regulations under Act, 1912-1946, 10, 210, 414.
CURLWAAL (WENTwoRTn) ~RmGATIoN AREA:-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for IP4~, jq4 . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 605
Statenlent of Receipts aB'd Expenditur~ ioT " i949 , 413 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 607
HAY IRR,IGATIoN, ApzA:-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1948, 133 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 613
Statenient of Receipts an'd Expenditure for 1949, 413 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 615
NOTIFICATIONS or AcQuismoN UNDER PU13LIC WORKS ACT or LAND OR EASEMENT FOR
PURPOSES I qr :-
Berriquin, 10, 58, 229, 333, 362 ; Deniboota, 10, 348 ; Jemalong, 112 ; Lake , Ballyrog4n,
ff2 ; -Mirrool No . . I !Area,''112 ; Tullakobl,- 26; ~8, . .
U~
; . . ~
'
.
348 Fish . . I R~ 'ive~T i9 '; yq!lco
NO
. Area, 10, 348 ; County"of * Coopbk; 112'.
. . . . . . . . . .
IR .TilqAT .ION AND WATER (4411115P99NT) ACT, 1940 (See "LANI) AND VALUATION
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JOINT COAL- BOARD (See "MINING") .
JURY SYSTEM :-
Police report on allegations that criminals and Communists are serving on juries, 159 .
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1947 :-
Regulations under, 68, 231 .
KU-RING-GAI CHASE :-
Report of Trusteeg for year ended 30th June, 1 .948, 10 .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1949, 303 .
K
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE :-
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-1946, for
1947, 51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-1946, for
1948, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . Sol
. . . . . . . . . 845
LAKE ILLAWARRA AND COWRA POWER STATIONS (CONSTRUCTION) ACT, 1949 :-
NOTIPiCATION OF, ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOR, AT:-
Lake Illawarra, 224 .
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
Executive Minutes relating to acquisition of land for, under Public Works Act, at
Manly, 223 ; Lismore, 374 .
LAND AND VALUATION COURT :-
Rules of Court, 332, 370.
LAND SALES CONTROL (See also "CONFERENCES") :-
Regulations under Act, 1948, 13 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1948 :-
Regulations, 81, 111, 332.
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1943 :-
Regulations, 275 .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PENSIONS ACT, 1946 :-
Regulations, 51 .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
ELZCT7ONS :-
Governor's Writ for (by-elections), 43, 359, 391 ; (Fifth Triennial), 104 .
CERTIFICATES or RETURNING OFFICFR RESPECTING :-
Election of J . J. Maloney, Esquire, 54 .
Election of James Norman Thom, Esquire, 393.
Election of Reginald Stanley Jackson, Esquire, 414 .
Fifth Triennial Election, 153 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIBRARY BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report for period 6th March, 1944, to 30th June, 194.5, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1946, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 3947, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949, 413 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
629
. . . . . . . . . 493
497
. . . . . . . . . 501
505
511
J~IBRARY, PUBLIC (See "PUBLIC LIBRARY"),

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LIQUOR ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 58, 167 .
LOAN (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS" ; also "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL
COUNCIL" ; also "CUMBERLAND COUNTY COUNCIL" ; also
GENERAL") :-
Ordinances under Act, 10, 68, 96, 111, 1 59, 210, 223, 237, 286, 331, 347, 3815, 406, 413,
425.
AoREEmENTs FOIL A FRANCHISE:-
Certified copy of an Agreement betwee n Carl Wilhelm Baer and the Council of the
North-west County District, relatin g to a franchise under the Local Govern.inent
Act, granted by the Council to M r .' Ba~r, for* the sfip~l~ of electricity in the
village of Deepwater, 149.
Certified copy of Agreement between S . IV. Holt and Council of Shire of Mulwaree,
relating to a franchise under Act,- granted by Council to S . W . Holt, for supply
of electric current, etc., in Town of Taralga, 244 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT OF LAND OIL EASEMENTS
FOR THE PURPOSES OF:-
Municipalities:-
Auburn, 29, 233. Lane Cove, 154 .
Bankstown, 54, 81, 159(l), 233 . Leichhardt, 29 .
Barraba, 233 . Manilla, 194 .
Bexley, 29 . Marrickville, 286.
Botany, 54. Moama, 224 .
Bourke, 29, 54, 111 . Morce, 332.
Camden, 332 . Mosman, 29.
Campbelltown, 194, 286 . North Sydney, 29, 154, 224 .
Canterbury, 29, 111, 224, 344 . Paddington, 29.
Cessnock, 179 . Parkes, 224.
Cobar, 233 . Randwick, 54, 111 .
Drummoyne, 154, 224, 286 . Rockdale, 29, 111, 154, 159, 224 .
Eastwood, 29, 111 . Ryde, 29, 54, 111, 224 .
Ermington and Rydalmere, 111 . Shellharbour, 154 .
Granville, 29, 111 . Strathfield,
Hunter's Hill, 111 . Taree, 29 .
194.
Hurstville, 179, 286 . Waverley, 29, 54 .
Ingleburn, 111 . Willoughby, 29, 54, 111, , 154, 374 .
Inverell, 29 .
Windsor, 29 .
)Kempsey, 54 . Woollabra, 29, 111 .
Kogarah, 54, 111 .
Ku-Ting-gai, 54, 111, 154(a), 194,
224, 233, 286, 344 .
Cities:-
Greater Wollongong, 29, 54, 81, 154, -194, 286,- 332 ; 344, 374 ; Greater Newcastle, 54,
111, 154, 286, 374 ; Lismore, 54, 154 ;- -Maitland, 154 ; Orange, 111, 224 ; Albury,
194 ; Blue Mountains, 286 ; Broken Rill, 286 ; Parramatta, 286.
Shires :-
Bellingien, 233 ; Bland, 332 ; Coonabarabran, 159, 194 ; Gosford, 286, 332 ; Hume,
286 ; Hornsby, 111, 159 ; Jemalong, 111; Kearsloy, 224, 286, 332, 374 ; Kyogle, 111,
154, 286 ; Lake Macquarie, 2R, 54, 81, 111, 154, 159, 224, 233, 286, 344 ; Leeton,
29 ; Liverpool Plains, 344 ; Nepean, 54 ; Oberon, 54 ; Parramatta, 286 ; Peel, 154 ;
Sutherland, 29, 54, Ill., 154, 159, 179, 224, 332 ; Tumbarumba, 54 ; Tweed, 171,
344 ; Wingecarribee, 29 ; Wollofidilly, 29 ; Wyong, 344 .
Counties :-
Brisbane Water, 29 ; Clarence River, 111 ; Manning River, 224 ; Northern Riverina,
81 ; Northumberland, 344 ; Southern Riverina, 344.
TowN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE :-
Report for-year ended 30th June, 1948, 123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949, 409 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . .
1117
1121
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES") :-
Balance-sheet of Art Unions, 9, 13, 18, 41, 95, 110, 119, 1U, 140, 153, 159~ 175j 179,
194, 224, 228, 259, 273, 333, 348, 362, 406, 440,
Regulation under Act, 159 .
Variation of Provisions of Act, 228 .

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MAIN ROADS:-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1948, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Repo t of D~ Ppartment for year ended 30th June, 1949, 316 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
BOARD:~
Statement of Accounts for Tear ended 30th June, 1948, 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stateinent of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1949, 343 . . . . . .
Estinlated Expenditure'ih excess*0 Pariia incntar~ ap prp, ' 'priation ior . year endod'30th
4une, 1949, 191 . -1
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations jinder Act, 1927-1940, 81, 159, 224, 233, 447 .
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
Balance-sliects , and Statements of Accqtj~4 of *q~Fopolitan Commissioner fpF year elided
30th June, 1948, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Balaijee-sheets and Statements of Accountq'of Metr6polita:n Commissioner for . . year . . . . . ellded . .
30th Juile, 1949, 374 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
ACT, 1915-1943 :-
ByAaws, 244 .
MEMBERS (See "ASSEMBLY") .
MENTAL HOSPITALS :-
Report of the Inspector-General for year ended 30th June, 1948, 171 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTirickmoNs OF AaQui5ITION OF LAND OR EASEMPNT PN_Pj~_4 PIJI~14c WORKS ACT rQIt
PURPOSES OF--
Ryde Mental Hospital, 29, 159 .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY'!) .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
Amendment of Regulations under, 49, 133, 225, 375 .
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT," also I I "FINANCE") .
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE ANJ) DRAINAGE (See also "W TER,
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS") :-
Report of Board, together with Annexures, for year ended'30t~'Ju~e, 1948, 68 . . . . . . .
Report of Board, together with Annexures, for year ended 30th June, 1949, 331 . . . . . .
By-laNvs under Act, 1924-1945, 13, 18, 2Q, 95, 110, 140, . 1 91, . 22 , 7, 1 282, 343 .
. . . A". I -
Regulations ~iider Act, 1924-1945, 41, 282 . '
-NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisjnoN or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRKs ACT AT:-
Penrith, 233 ; Kogarah, 179 ; Castle Hill, 286 ; Helensburgh, 286 ; Nq7pqrt, 28 .6 ;
Baulklialyi Hills, 374 ; Seven Hills, 81 ; Bimlow, Collaroy, Wollondilly, ii2 ;
*arrag,qmba-Prosp~ct, 154 ; Balmain and Bexley 159 ; Warragamba, 194 .
MILK :-
Board's Report for the year en .ded 30tji June, 1948, 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Board's Repqrt for the year en4'64 ~Qf,h 4unq, * " " _' 1P40 ' 374 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 19h-1942
1
:-
By-laws, 14, 112 .
Prochimation. under, extending Metropolitan Distributing District, 68 .
Proclhniation under, extep,qing A~1~ Zone 228 .
Reguiations, ;244.
MINE SUBSIDENCE, BOARD ;~
Report and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1948, 9 . . . . . . . .
Report and Statement of Accounts for year ended . 30fh J6ne,-1"b,! 261 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINES RESCUE ACT, 1925 :7-
Regulations, 110, 398 .
91
. . . . . . . . . 885
. . . . i . . . . §24
1 1 1177
3 979
a
3
1175
755
795
981
1007
991
993
MINING (See also "MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD") :-
Autho - rities to Aline issiied since January, 1882, under the Mining 4ct, 1874 Qz~tprn
to an
1
Order, 1884), 110, 447 .
. ~ . .
Proclqmation's u'nder Act, 1906-1946, declaring certain lands to be private lands, 9, 18,
127, 159 224, 228, 261, 286, 348, 386, 415 .
HYDRAULIC STOWAGE IN COAL MINES:-
Report of Committee, together with Appendices, 227 .
JOINT COAL BOARD :-
Report for period Ist March, 1947, to 30th June, 1948, 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Report of, tokether witli Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheets for year ended
30th June, 1948, 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .
Report f, tokether with Statement of Accounts and Balaace-sheet, for year ended
301h0 June, 1949, 319 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE COAL MINIBS CONTRA BOARD:-
Report ; Statelhent of Acc6unts and, Balance-sheet and Reliorts of Maildgeid 6f State
Coal Mine's, .for,yearl ended 30th,Jdhe ; 1948, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report StatcTent of Accounts and Balaince-shee-t and Reports of Managers o ti.
Coal Mines, for year ended 30th June, 1949, 347 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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995
.1,
91~9
MINISTERS' (STATE & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENCE ~gbe
MOTOR TRAFFIC ~,CT, 1909-1'945 :-
r
Regulaiions udder, 29, 40, 133, 225, 3451 375 .
MOMA VEHICLES' (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942 :-
RegulAions unider, 68, 67 .
MULLUMDIkBY RACECOUR~E :_
Regulaiions for Managenient of, 224 .
MUNICIPAIj COUIkIL OF SYDNEY (See "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL") .
MURRAY RiVER ~See "RIVEill MURRAY") .
MURRUMBURRAH SHOWGROUND :-
Regulaiions fdr Management of, 224.
MUSEUM (See "AUSTRALIAN -MUSEUM") .
Mufi'tm O~ iEcilN, OR6, &Y A'N1*D, AP*P' ]LE'D, 'S',C,IE_N,C"U (See "EDUCATION") .
NATIONAL RELI~F FUND :-'
Atatemlent of ~c&i~tg and Disliiiris6fiient's foir~ 1048-1, 110 .
Statement of Receipts ana Disbursements for 1949, 406 .
NAVIGAT16N ACT, 1901-194i :-
Proclamation, 343 .
Regulaii-ons under, 13, 2~6, 227 .
NAVIGATION AMENDMENT
!
(REGULATIONS) ACT, 1904 :-
Substituted Rbgulatiolis in lieu of Rules, 13 .
NECROPOLIS (See "CROWN hANDS") .
.
NEWCASTLh AREA TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES .-(S66 "TRAMWkk8 AfTij
OMNIBUS SER17ICES*',- also "FINANCE" ; also "TRANSPORT") .
NOXIOUS IkSECTS ACT, 104 :-
Regulaiions a~d Forms under, ih ; L4 .
OIL SHALE MINING (See 'iIINING") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GO~ERNOIV')
OPTICIANS ACT, 1'930-1946 :-'
Regulaiions under, 133 .
ORDINANCES :-
Under Local Government Act, 1919, 10,
386) 406,413, 425 .
68, 96, ill, 159, 216, 223, ~87, !2k, ~dl, 347,

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PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 35TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME .
Papers-continued .
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELECTIONS ACT, 1912-1949 :-
Regulations, 345 .
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1943 :-
Regulations under, 18, 244 .
PETITIONS :-
ASHFIELD MUNICIPAL GARBAGE DUMP :-
P
From certain residents of Asbfield Municipality praying for abandonment of area and
filling of Dump With clean soil and rock, 109 (Presented to Assembly only) . . . . .
PROPOSED SEWAGE DUMP AT MANLY VALE :-
From certain residents of tile Sbire of Warringah and Municipality of Manly praying
for immediate steps to be taken to prevent plan being carried out, 165 (Presented
to Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NEw ENGLAND AREA NEW STATE :-
From certain residents of the New England area praying for the formation of a new
separate State within the Commonwealth of Australia, 389 (Presented to Assembly
only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PETROL CONSTGNMENTS (See "RAILWAYS") .
PHARMACY:-
Regulations under Act, 123
Report of Board for 1947, 68 .
Report of Board for 19,18, 228 .
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 :-
Regulations under, 14, 224 .
POLICE :-
Report of Department for 1948, 220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
Report upon allegations of Criminals and Communists serving oil Juries, 159 (Laid on
Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTiFUCATIONS or AcQuisrrioN UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS Acr or LAND OR EASEMENT FOR
PURPOSES OF :-
Hill End Police Paddock, 29 ; flurstville Police Paddock, 29 ; Erection of Police Station
at Earlwood, 194 ; Long Flat, 233 .
REGULATTON AcT, 1899, AND POLICE RDGULATION (SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 1906 :-
Rules under, 13, 110, 167, 282, 343.
SUPERANNUATION AND REWARD FUND:-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th JLine,
Regulations, 343 .
1949, 227 . . . . . . . . . .
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1135
I 1133
. . . . . . . . . 1171 1119
I
1173
POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908 :-
Proclamations, 9, 345 .
Regulations under, 13, 153, 159 .
PRICES CONTROL (See "CONFERENCES") .
PRICKLY-PEAR ACT, 3.924-1944 :-
Regulations, 345 .
PRICKLY-PEAR COMMISSION (See "CROWN LANDS") .
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING" ; "BUILDING OPERATIONS AND BUILDING
MATERIALS CONTROL ACT" ; "POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT" ; and
"NAVIGATION ACT") :-
Dissolving Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS :-
Report of Registration Board for 1948, 367 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
457
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS" ; also "'INTENTAL HOSPITALS") :-
ACT, 1902-1944 :-
Regulations, 112.
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1940 :-
NoTmCAMON or ACI~UISITION OF LAND UNDER P1713LIC Womcs ACT Ph%
Fairfield Hospital, 29, 233 ; Newcastle Hospital, 194 ; Forbes, 2al't.

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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS") .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 :-
Regulations, 281 .
NOTIFICATION or AcQuisITTON or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, FOR :-
14, 116, 210, 228, 281, 344.
PUBLIC LIBRARY :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1945, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees for year ended . 30th June, 1946, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1947, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1948, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1949, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912 :-
BY-Iaws, 112 .
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES :-
Acquisition of Land (under Public Works Act) at Fairfield, 75 ; Bundarra, 113 ;
Austral, 113 ; Hoxton Park, 113 ; Tooma, 113 ; Avoca Beach, 211 ; Lake Illawarra
South, Kentucky, Bateman's Bay, Springwood and Linden, 171 ; Redlicad, 303 ;
Epping, 345 ; Era and Garic Beaches, 406 .
SOMEP.TON :-
Appointment of Trustees, Departmental file,-303 .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 41, 68, 110, 227, 297, 331, 343, 385, 414 .
BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949, 343 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINUTES OF BOARD RELATING To APPOINTMENTS OF :-
Air. A. Sloss, Department Of Mines, 9 .
Messrs . W . J . Rhodes, E . G . Connolly, Department of Conservation, 1 .0 .
Messrs . E . B . Woodhouse, N. P . Protopopoff, 1' . J . Scanlan and Miss J . I . Turner,
Department of Public Health, 14 .
Messrs . T. E. Friend, W . V . Single, Thomas Adams, L . J . Ballard, A . T. Godden, J . F.
Nicholson, N . S . H Tickner. J . A . Loveridge, -Harry Matthews, E. G. Cutlibertson,
K . D . O'Neill John McDon,ald, G. E . Kent, C. A . Dickson, R . J . Conroy, N . A .
Cutts, Depa-Ttment of Agriculture, 14 .
Messrs . G. G. Haszard, L . G. Boutcher, G . S . Hardy, S . G . Power, Department of
Agriculture, 18 .
Miss M . E . J . Charlesworth, Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare,
19 .
Mr . H . E. Silversides, Department of Agriculture, 37 .
Messrs. R . W . Condon and K . W. Rhodes, Department of Conservation, 53 .
Mr. J . L. James, Department of Mines, 95 .
Mr . J. B . S. Corven, Department of Public Works, 111.
Mr . 1. Sterelny and Mr . E . T. Clark, Department of Conservation, 112 .
Messrs . G. L . Edwards and L . F. Olney, Department of Agriculture, 116 .
Mr. T . H . Johns, Department of Agriculture, 127
Messrs. J . L . Henry, G . S . Lugton, R . P . Leek, ~ . W. Hadlington, E . R.. Fog], D . J .
Hartigan and Misses R . G . Salmon and A . H . Balmain, Department of Conservation,
133 .
Mr . M . S. Patterson, Department of Mines, 140 .
Mr . C. H . Gray, DepartmeDt of Agriculture, 147 .
Mr . J. R . Nicol, Department of Agriculture, 153 .
Messrs . D . Corbett, D . A . Dickinson, J . R . Morseliel, L . A . Johnson, J . G. Gellatley,
and L. F . Mandelson, Department of Agriculture, 1 .59 .
Air . A . G . Boyd, Department of Conservation, 165 .
Mr . R.. A . Burg, Department of Mines, 1.70 .
Certain persons, Department of Public Instruction, 179, 183, 210, 228, 257, 281 .
Messrs. A . G. Boyd and R . C . Trotman,' Department of Conservation, 191 .
Messrs. B. M. Braithwaite and I . G. Pearson, Department of Agriculture 194 .
Messrs . H . E . Steel, Neville Davies, K . W . Woodhain and J . 1U . Patterson, bepartment
of Conservation, 224 .
Messrs. J. K. Long, J . N. Potter, E . E . Collins and C . R . Hood, Department of Agriculture,
225 .
Messrs. D . I. Giffies, A . J . Ifeers, F . W . Cradock ; H . AV . Burton, F . C . Fletcher,
V . R . Salt, 229 .
Messrs. L. D . Longworth and B . P . C . Holdswortli, Department of Conservation, 233 .
Mr . E . G. Connelly, Department of Conservation, 244 .
Mr . G . S . Purss, B .Se.(Agr.), Department of Agriculture, 261 .
Certain officers, Department of Public Works, 303 .
Mr . G . A . Barnett, Department of Conservation, 315 .
Messrs . G. E . Alexander, Ph.D ., J. P . Baxter, B.Se., .Ph .D ., and D . W, Phillips, B .Sc .,
Ph.D ., Department of Public Instruction, 332 .
Certain Lecturers or Teachers) Department of Public Instruction, 332 . .
577
581
585
589
593
1211
1243

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Papers-continued .
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MINUTES or BOARD RELAMZ~G To APPoINTMENTS Or (COnti?Vued)
Messrs . H . W . Lea, B .Se . (Agr .), Phillip Henry, I . W . Leslie and M. C . Randall, Departm6nt
of Agriculture, 333 . . I I
Certaint persoiis as Teachers, Department of Technical Education, 344 .
Messrs ; J. E . Jessup, A . C . Godlee, Thomas Passlow, J . C . Keast, and R. W . Fitisimmons,
Department of Agriculture, 345 .
Certaiii persons, Department of Conservation, 345 .
Mr . J . S .,Lake, .~lii~f Secietary'i Dbpaitnieiit, 345 .
Messrs,. W . Ei FoskeR and A .-J . C. G6uilay, Modi-tinent 6f kinei, 349 .
Mr . J . H . P . Di~gle, bei)tirtment of Agiieulturd, 370 .
Mr . A . C. Taylo~,_Pepartiuent 6f C6iii6r,,,~itioii, 375 .
Teachers, Department of Pdblic' Iiisitrii6tioii, 303 .
Certain persons, Department of Agriculture, 398 .
Teacliors and Lecturers, Department of Technical Education, 413 .
Messrs . T . B . Lott, P . R. C . Daniel, and Peter Longwortli, Department of Conservation,
414 . . I
Mr . W . J . C . Hudson, B;Se.( .~gr.), Pep~rtment of A grilcu It Lire, 447 .
Messrs . L . R . Humphreys, A . D . Bfbwii, L . J. DuOiam, G. P . Rhodes, R. T . Brookbr
A . J . Skijlaiider, Depdktinefit of CbugetVation, 452 :
SUPERANNUATION :-
Regulations unider Act, 123 .
Report of the Board for year ended 30th June, 1948, 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Board for year ended 30th June, 1949, 361 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
Report, together with Statement of Receipts an(] Disbursements for year ended 30th
Jdne, 1948, 13 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
Report, tdg'otlier vith Stat6meht of Rkei~ti ifid Di§bbikibbfiti f6r Y61r efided 3 , Otli
Jdne, 1949, 331 (Laid bh Tdbl~ of A~~6inblq oft1g) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AcT, 1913-1942 :-
Regulations, 111.
PUBLIC WORKS (§ee also "STATE ENTERPRISES") :-
I
Report of Department for ~,ddr 6id6d 36ili idne,J61
. 47,,111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .;
Report of De1jartment for ~~ 6id6d 36ih June, 1948i 22 .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ị . . t! . . . . . . . .
Report of Department foi yea'i en'ded Uth June, jJ40, 344 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS or AcQuiSiTi6N or LAND OR 1PJASIiifENT 1UNDEF. ACT, I 1 912, FOR THE I
FOLLO-vVINb PUILPOSE~ :-
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1299
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1303
1343
1 383
ABoitioixAL STATIONS AND RESERVES :-
Baryuldil, 224 ; Doniliquin, 233 .
COAL INDUsTRY ACT, 1946, AT :-
Newcastle, 9 ; Sydney, 26 .
DAA~S AND 'WEIR,9 :-
Nainoi River at Keepitj 10, 26, 68, 112, .159.). P33- 348, .425 ; 4acquari;6 h1liver . at
Buirendong, 10, 38, 171 ; 17~7, 20,,~24,,244, 286,348 ; 362, 367, 386, 413, 425,
45~ ; Hunter ki~6r it dleiibawn, 112, 1~3, 1~i, 1~3, 219, 224, H6, 333, 348,
426 ; Barwon and Darling Rivers, 348 .
Elz&Ric P6WER AND LIGHTING :-
'Southern Electricity Siipply ;, 54 ; Ill,- 153, 171, 179, 286j ~31, 344 ; Traiisi-his§i6n
line', Yanco IhikMioii Area, ~15 .
ExPR'RIMEN'I~AL PAP.M :~
Condobblin, 29 .
FORESTRY ACT, 1916-1946 :-
Conglomerate State Forest (No . 349), ~6 ; Yar~w__a State Forest (NP . 878), 30 ;
Scotchman StAt~ Pbrbit Jiqo. 486, 112 ; koilra State Forest, 112 ; Canobolas
State Forest, i54, 159 ; Red Hill State Forest No. 591, 1597~
HOSkTA,LS :-
Fairfield, 29, 233 ; Pyde Wntal, ~9, 156,; ~,Teweagtjc, 194 ; Forbes, ~33.
Housim ACT, 1912, As AAiiN-DED- :~
9, 51 (12), 96 (11), Ill (-), 127 135 183
194 220 228 237 27d 832 844 H'2
381 409 425
HUNTER Di9TRICT WA'~ER; SiWERldt AND DRIAikAGt A6~, Aj8__-I945;_ :zbhichest'er
986,
PipeUnb, 30 ; Grahamstown, 30 ;
2
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NO-j.'IFICiTIONS or AcQin~rnow . OF LAm OR EASEMENT uN= ACT, 1912, FOR THE
FOLLOWING PURPOSi;§
IRRIGATION ACT AND MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION ACT:-
County' of Cooper, 112.
IRIiIGATIOX AND WAT~A 9UPPLY .-
Berri4pin, 10, 229 333 362 ; Deniboota, 10, 348 ; Jemalong, 112 ; Lake
Bhllyrogan, 112 ; ~Iirrool No. I Area, 112 ; Tullahool, 26, 58, 112, 348 ;
Y4nco No . I Area, 10, 348.
LARB ILLAIVARRA AND' COWRA PO)VFR STATIONS (CONSTRUCTION) ACT, 1949 :-
224.
LAND AcQUIISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
Manly,' 223 ; Lisinore, 374.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT A(5'r', '1919, A.S_ 1MBNDED :-
Mvnieipd1ities :-29,1 54, 81, 111, 159, 179, 194, 224, 233, 286, 332, 344, 374 .
Cities :-.29, 54, 81, 1111, 154,1-194,1 221, 286; 332-y' 37C
Shires : ~ 29 , 54, 81, 111, 154, 159, 171, 179, 194, 224, 233, 286, 332, 344, 374.
Counties :-29, 81, 111, 224, 344 .
M4ROPOL4AN WATEJ~, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT:-
Penrith, I 233 ; Castle Hill 286 Helen8burgh; 286- XeWport~ 286; 13aulkhain Hills~
374 .
P&ICE STAtTIONS, PRII ON'S AND COURT HOUSES :-
Hurst4ille, 29 ; Hill End, 29 ; Earlwoodj 194 ; Long Flat, 233 .
PUBLIC IN~TaumoN Auri 1880, 14, 116 210 228 Hl (11), 344 (12),.
PUS'hic OF'FICES :-
Rural Bank, Hornsby, 54 ; Fairfield, 159 ; Sydney, 179~ Loftus-street, Sydney,
296 .
RAILWAYS
AuTHG'RisxD LINES :-
Sandy Hollow and Maryvale-Provision of Earthworks at Whiddon, 112 .
Central Station and Bondi Beach, Sydney, 194.
CONFIAMATION OF THE TITLE OF TIrE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND AT~ :-
Wickham, 34 ; Parish of Heatheote, 14 ; Municipality of Bexley, 14 ; Regents
Park, 112 ; Upper Manilla, 112 ; Lakemba, 426.
ELFcTkia TRANsilispioN LINES :-
Wickham, 14 ; Municipalities of Liverpool and Bankstown, 49 ; between
Taree and Kempsey, 112 ; between Hexham. and Dungog, l24_;,_b,'etw on
2 Sutherland and Caringbah, 225 ; .,between Sydney and Ca.rlingford, 346 ;
between ~Sefton and Liverpool; ~f5 .
MAINTIENANCE or RAiL-vvAY TRAFFIC ON THE LINE OF RAIL~WAY :-
Bl'acktowu and Richmond, 14 . . .
B6,n r ton anA Muswellbrook, 316.,
Central,and Tempe, 14, 41, 11'2~' I ~46, 409 ..
Clyde and Cdrlingf-ord', -18 6, , ~i1,0 sid t' rh ek, s ii, CAi11h'gf'o'rdj 225.
i~x Gieat North8rn Railway,, 398 .
North Coast Line~ 415 . .
Sydney and Albury, 38, 180, 332 .
Sydney and Bourke, 14, 112, 171 ; 239 ; 357 .'
Sidney and Orafton-Employees! _Cofj~gbs at WciiiiiAhWi,
Sydney and Newcastle, 38, 112, 239~
S~dney and Wallangarra, 346.
Tiree and Kempsey, 49 .
Yass and Harden, 112.
MISCE~LLANEOUS :-L-'
Extension of
iisb at Lith-'
Vectric Substa'864 A CfAkilig6r7d, A12 .
Electric Subskiii6h at JBI~iidnd, 171 .
Station Masier"s- re9i'&hc6 'R '6;Af6a ; 1'7'1' .
Uniderground Electrical Cables, Port 'effibla Lifie 3 6
Staff accomi~odation at Roto, Conoble, Darnick, K41eqniha Loop, 40n.in,dec
and Mt .. Gipps, 346 .
Efectrie Sub~.tation at Branxton, 386 .
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PUBLIC WORKS (continued) :-
NoTIrreAmoms or ACQUISITION or LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER AcT, 1912, FOR THE
FOLLOWING PURPOSES (continued) :-
REcREATIoN GROUNDS .-
Fairfield, 75 ; Bundarra, Austral, Hoxton Park, Tooma, 113 ; Lake Illawarra
South, Kentucky, Bateman's Bay, Springwood and Linden, 171 ; Avoca
Beach, 211 ; Redhead, 303 ; Epping, 345 ; Era and Garie Beaches, 406.
Sorr, CoNsERvAmozT A(yr:-
Scone district, 54 ; Orange, 344 .
STATE T=woRxs:-
Villawood, 344.
SToamwAm DRAINAGE :-
Lithgow, 29 ; Haslam's Creek, 29 ; Jesmond-Wallsend, 54 ; Fairfield, 153 ; Kogarah,
179 ; Holroyd, 233.
TEcHmw, EDUOATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY or TFoHNoLoGy Aor,
1949 :-
Katoomba, 332 ; Murwillumbah, 393.
TEAxsPoRT FAomrnES AT :-
Pagewood, 14 ; Chullora, 38 ; Ashfield, 53 ; Enfield, 180; Ryde, 195; Hamilton,
225 ; Crookwell, 346; Cardiff, 346.
WATER SUPPLY SCIIEMES :-
Cox River Water Supply, 29 ; Helensburgh Water Supply, 29 ; Bimlow Water
Supply, 112 ; Collaroy Water Supply, 112 ; Seven Hills, 81 ; Wollondilly
Water Sup ly, 112 ; Warragamba-Prospect Pipeline, 154, 194 ; Balmain, 159 ;
Hurstville-texley, 159 ;
WHARFAGE ARFAS :-
Darling Harbour, 286 .
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908-1944 :-
Regulations, 357, 436 .
RACECOURSES AND SHOWGROUNDS :-
Regulations for management, Mullumbimby, Murrumburrah, 224 .
RAILWAYS (See also "PUBLIC WORKS," also "TRANSPORT") :-
By-law,s under Acts, 1912-1945, 53, 96, 127, 149, 179, 239, 345, 409, 452 .
Estimates of Expenditure for 1948-49 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 38 . . . . . . . .
Estimates of Expenditure for 1949-50 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 248 . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1948, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1949, 346 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1948, 41.
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1948, 85.
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1948, 124 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1949, 210 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1949 345 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1949, 345 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1949, 375.
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for 1948-1949, 303 .
Statements of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways
Act, 1912-1944, for the following months-July and August, 1948, 14 ; September,
1948, 41 ; October, 1948, 68 ; November and December, 1948, 124 ; January, 1949,
124 ; February, 1949, 149 ; Mareb, 1949, 171 ; April, 1949, 179 ; May, 1949, 247 ;
June, July and August, 1949, 297 ; September, October and November, 1949, 346 ;
December, 1949, and January, 1950, 386 ; February, 1950, 425.
2 228
2 896
38 823
407
GLEN INNES TO INVERML RAILWAY :-
Report by Commissioner upon, 362 .

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PAGE . VOL. I PAGB.
RAILWAYS (continued) :-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION or LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDFa PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912,
FOE TEm FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
Aunaomsm LINES :-
Sandy Hollow and Maryvale-Provision of Earthworks at Whiddon, 112 .
Central Station and Bondi Beach, 194 .
CONFIRMATION OF THE TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND AT :-
Wickham, 14 ; Parish of Heatheote, 14 ; Municipality of Bexley, 14 ; Regents
Park, 112 ; Upper Manilla, 112 ; Lakemba, 426 .
ELECqWc TRANSMISSION LINES :-
Municipalities of Liverpool and Bankstown, 49 ; between Tarce and Kempsey,
112 ; between Hexham and Dungog, 124 ; between Sutherland and Caringbah,
225 ; between Strathfield and Carlingford, 346 ; between Sefton and
Liverpool, 375 .
MAJNTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON. THE LINE OF RAILWAY:-
Blacktown and Richmond-Provision of loop line at Blacktown, 14 .
Branxton and Muswellbrook-Side cutting at Liddell, 316 .
Central and Tempe-Provision of additional tracks at Erskineville, 14, 41, 112,
225, 346 ; provision of additional tracks at St . Peters, 112, 225, 346 ; provision
of Relay and Transformer Hut at St. Peters, 133 ; provision of additional
tracks at Redfern, 210 ; improved access, Chalmers-street Railway Station,
409.
Clyde and Carlingford-Additional accommodation, 180 ; additional goods siding
and loading bank at Rydalmere,
Great Northern Line, 398.
210 ; siding tracks at Carlingford, 225 .
North Coast Line, 415 .
Sydney and Albury-Provision of new Railway Carriage
38 ; turntable, siding and de-ashing pit at Uranquinty,
Works at Yennora,
180 ; spoil dumping
site Bear Cunningar, 339 .
Sydney and Bourke-Additional Sidings at Lithgowy 14 ; Loop line at Bankstown,
14 ; remodelling traffic yard at Blayney, 1-12 ; quadruplication of lines
between Lideombe and Penrith, 239, 357 .
Sydney and Grafton-Employees' Cottages at Weismantels, 225 .
Sydney and Newcastle-Quadruplication of line between Stratlifield and Hornsby,
38 ; Loops at Morriset, 112 ; widening of tracks near Wyong, 239 .
Sydney and Wallangarra-Drainage facilities at Whittingham, 346 .
Taree and Kempsey~Extensioii of existing shunting neck at Taree, 49 .
Yass and Harden-Extensions to quarry at Illalong Creek, 112 .
MISCELLANEOUS:-
Extension of Powerhouse at Lithgow, 49.
Underground Electrical Cables, Port Kembla line, 346 .
Staff accommodation at Roto, Conoble, Darnick, Kaleentba Loop, Menindee and
Mt. Gipps, 346.
Electric Substation, Carlingford, 112 .
PETROL C0NSIGNWFWT6 :-
Statements setting out quantities
1949, 332.
to Country Towns during the period July-October,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See
ESTATE AGENTS") .
"AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See "PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS
AND RESERVES") .
REGISTRAR-GENERAL :-
Return of Transactions under Statutes administered by, for 1947, together with
comparative statement for years 1938 to 1947, inclusive, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Retuin of Transactions under Statutes administered by, for 1948, together with
comparative statement .for years 1939 to 1948, inclusive, 315.
3 1103
REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :
Aborigines Protection Act, 224 .
Agricultural Seeds Act, 159, 224 .
Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act, 10, 113, 153, 224) 237, 345, 425 .
Bush Fires Act, 345 .
Careless Use of Fire Act, 1 .1.0, 345 .
Centenary Celebration Act, 112 .
Cinematograph Films Act 255 .
Closer Settlement Acts, 2h, 244, 282,
Coal Industry Act, 370 .
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 9, 110 .

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REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS (continued) :-
Conveyancing Acts, 375, 398.
Co-operation Act, 452 .
Crown'Lands ' Consolidation Act, 211, 244, 345 .
Dentists Act, 38-6 .
District Courts Act, 68, 231, 425 .
Dried 'Fruits'Act, 153, 332 .
Electri city Dgvelopment'Act, 255, 344 .
Explos~ives ' Act, 9, 110, 224, 348 .
Factories and Shops Act, ig, ~4~.
Fauna Protection Act, 362 .
Fisheries and . Oyster Farms i -
Act, 9, ., 18,
- ~
45, - 1 . 54,
.
110,
. ~
133, I 140, I _ . 147,
.
175, 11 224, i . 255, - - 333, -
3 5, 393, 440 .
Friendly Societies Act, 110.
Gamink and 13etting Act,'110, 345 .
Gas wid Electricity
L
Act,' 10, 45 111, 159, 161, 191, 194, 210, 219, 223, 270, 347, 413 .
Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 13 .
Inflain1mable 'Liquid Act,' 175, 255 .
Act, 10, 210, 414 .
Irriga JU .8114.0ict, 168, 23 .1 .
Land ~nd Valuation Court Act, 332, 370 .
Land Sales Control Act, '"' ' '
Landlord and Tenant (AiW644ient), Apt, 81, 111, 332 .
Legal I Assistance Act, 275 .~`----
. - ~ . :- 1. : . .
Legislative Assembly Mem ers Pen i"I 4p~ 51 .
Liquor, Act, 6 8, 167 .
''7
Lotteries and ' Art Unions Act, 159 .
Mark4ing of Primary Products Act, 49, 813 159, 224, 233, 447.
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 493 133, 225, 375 .
Metr Man Water, Sev~ei6~ge'a'ild N-abiAge 7 ., Act, 41, 282 .
Milkowo,t- 244
Mines'Rescuel Act, 110, 398,
Motor Traffic Act, 49) 133,~'76.215, 345, 375 .
Motor Vehicles (Third Parfy'Insuiranidic)" Act, 68, 297 .
Mullumbimby : Racecotirs6, 224 .
Murrum'burrah Showgrou'rid, 224 .
Navigkion Act, 13, 220) ~27'~` '
Navig&tion Amendment (Regulations) Act, 13..
Necropolis Act, 11 .
Noxious Insects Act, 112, 344 .
Optieia'na Act, 133 .
Parhainentary Electorates and Elections Act, 345 .
Pasturcs Proiection Act, 18, 244 .
Phaxmacy Act, 123 .
Plant Diseases Act, 14, 224 .
Police'Offence's (Amendi~~nt) Act, 13, 153, 159 .
Police Regulation Act, 13, 110, 167, 282, 343 .
Police Regulation (Superannuation) Act, 343 .
Prickly-pear Act, 345 .
Publie'llealth : Act, 112 .
Public Instruction Act, 281.
Public Servic6 Act, 41, 6~8, 110, 227, 297, 331, 343, 385, 414 .
Public Trusteb Act, 111 .
Pure ITood Act, 357, 436 .
Riverwand F6reshores Improvement Act, 111, 112.
Sheriff Act, 10, 231 .
Soil Conservation Act, 10 .
Stamp' Duties : Act, 343 .
State Lotteries Act, 343 .
State trransp6rt (Co-ordination) Act, 171, 225, 247.
Stock Disease's Act, 37, ~44 .
Stock Foods ind Medicihes Act, 159, 270 .
Supera . nnuatio I n Act, 123, -273 .
Uprethe Courl, 10, 58, 165, 233, 237, 275, 367 .
Ydne~ Harbour'Ral6s 4ct,-13, 167 .
Sydue~ Harbour Trust Act, 13, 18, 110, 167, 191, 343, 385, 433 .
Tecbni~al Education and*New South Wales University of Technology Act, 237, 393 .
Theatres and'Public Halls Act, 345.
Totali4ator Apt, 13, 95, 140, 282, 343, 385 .
Tran4iort Act, 14, 49, 149, 225, 345, 375, 426 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 14, 49, 149, 225, 375, 426 .
Valuation of Land Act, 45 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 211, 282, 414.
Water'Act, 10, 68, 286 . ~
Western Lanqs Act, 348 .
Wheat' Industry Stabilization Act, 136, 344.
Wild ~'lowers'and Nati~e Plants Protection Act, 111 .
Workers' Compensation Act, 19, 96, 194, 452 .
YVorkmen's Compensation (Lead Poisoining-lBrokou Hill) Act, 113 .

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~'~SEMBLY'
JOINT VOLUMES.
VOLUME .
Papers-continued .
RENTS, PRICBS AND LAND SALES CONTROL (See "CONFERENCES") .
R
PAGE. I VOL. PAGE .
RET.-VANED -SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT (See ',CLOSER SETTLEMENT?,) .
RI'V-Elk MURRAY -
COMMISSION :
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 119 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for y6ar ended 80th J n6, 1949, '444 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RIVERS AND FORESHORES IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1948 :-
Regulations and Rules, 111, 112 .
ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES (See ",,~qMMITTEES") .
n.f~,r , I 'L. I - I .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSf6hT") .
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS'?) .
ROYAL COMMISSIONS (See "COMMISSIONS!") .
3
3
W
659
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOT~TH WALES :-
Report of the Commissioners of the, together with Balance-sheets, Statements of
Accounts 'and Appen4iceb, f of tYe ye"ae efid&l 30th Ji&6-1948 - `51
Repore of the Commissic~ners of the, together with B' t's 0*i
A&ounts'and Appendices, for the year ended 30th June, 1949, 331
Notific'.11tion of acquisitio'n-6f 1iiinid-un'dir' Wor;'ks 'A'A ~'orl Public Co.
folr Bank'at lforns4, 54 .
. . . . . . . . . 3 1~13
. . . . . . . . 3 10 9
RURAL RECONST~UCTIdN BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for y1ar ended 3~Oth June, 1949, 332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
e . . . . . . . . . .
"RUSTY BUGLES', :-
File of
i
Pa
jtp
ers respecting censorship of portion of play, by 991qui 1 §9je ;etary, ~Tt
3
3
1075
1083
SELECT COMMITTEES
i
I
(See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See 'I'WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES") .
SHERIFF ACT, 1900:-
Amended scale of fees, 10, 231 .
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE"',
SOIL CONSERVATION :-
Notification of acquisition of land for the purpose of a Soil Conservation Experiment
Area, Or~nge, 344 .
Notification df acquisition under Public Works Act of land in the Scone district for
We purpo'sd of the 8pilConserva.tion Act, 54* -
Regula'tio;n's iiud6f'Xdt 19 . 3 . 8 1 . 0 .
Report oe Seivic6'f6F ye'a"'r' enfid Both June, 1948, 119 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Repori of Seivice for year ended 30th June', ifi§, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SOU;rTHERN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY jS . . to . - . -- I - -1 (5ee.
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940 :-
Variation of, minutes recording, 227 .
Regulations, 343 .
t
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES") .
L
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See ''CONFERENCES") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See,"8TATE BNTBRPRISES'~) .
@TATE COAL XINES (See '!8TATr,,. ENTERPRISES`) .
235
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STATE ENTERPRISES:-
BRICKWORKS :-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-GencTal
thereon, for the year ended 31st March, 1948, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-General
thereon, for the year ended 31st March, 1949, 233 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COAL MINES :-
Report of Control Board, together with Statement of Accounts and Reports by
Managers of Mines at Lithgow and Awaba for the year ended 30th June, 1948, 18
Report of Control Board, together with Statement of Accounts and Reports by
Managers of Mines -it Lithgow and Awaba for the year ended 30th June, 1949, .347
SE TATE FORESTS (See "PUBLIC WORKS ACT") .
STATE LOTTERIES :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1948, 110 . . . . . . .
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1949, 433 . . . . . . . .
Regulations, 343 .
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
STATE TILEWORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES") :-
Resumption of land under Public Works Act for purposes of, at Villawood, 344 .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-1947 :-
Regulations, 171, 225, 247 .
STATUTES, VARIATION OR SUSPENSION (See "STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940" ;
also "HORSE-BREEDING ACT" ; also "TRANSPORT") .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934--
Regulations under, 37, 244.
STOCK FOODS AND MEDICINES ACT, 1940 :-
Regulation under, 159, 270 .
SUPERANNUATION (See also "POLICE") :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1948, 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1949, 361 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT:-
Regulations under, 123, 273 .
SUPRE, ME COURT :-
Rules of Court, 10, 58, 165, 233, 237, 275, 367 .
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947:-
By-laws under, 10, 51 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY UNDERTAKING:-
Accounts (audited by Auditor-General) for 1948, 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY HARBOUR (See "MARITIME SERVICES BOARD") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR RATES ACT, 1904 :-
Regulations under, 13, 167 .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1948-49 (Laid on Table of As8embly only), 85 . . . .
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1,949-50 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 248
Regulations under Act, 1900-1941, 13, 18, 110, 167, 191, 343, 385, 433 .
SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL:-
Statement of Accounts of the City Funds, audited by the. Auditor -General, for 1947, 68
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY") .
. . . . . . . 1 3 1091 -
. . . . . . . 3 1095
3
3
1099
1101
1277
1289
. . . . . . . . . 1 005
. . . . . . . . . 2 249
. . . . . . . . . 2 9t8
I 1061 -
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ACT, 1949 :-
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes of, at
Katoomba, 332 ; Murwillumbah, 393 .
Regulations, 237, 393 .

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PARLIAMENT- THIRD SESSION .
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ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES.
VOLUME.
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PAGE . I VOL . PAGE .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "EDUCATION") .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908-1946 :-
Regulations under, 345.
THOMPSON, CLIFFORD TASMAN (See "ADMINISTBATION OF JUSTICE") .
TILES (See "BUILDING MATERIALS") .
TOTALIZATOR ACT, 1916-1937 :-
Regulations and Rules under, 13, 95, 140, 282, 3.43, 385 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES (Seb also "TRANSPORT" ; also "FINANCE") :-
Report of the Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways f or the year ended 30th
June, 1948, 23 .
TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS" -'also "TRAMWAYS"):-
EsmmATzs :-
Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund, year 1948-49, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund, year 1949-50, 248 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund, year 1948-49, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund, year 1949-50, 248 . . . . . . . . . .
Road Transport and Traffic Fund, year 1948-49, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Road Transport and Traffic Fund, year 1949-50, 248 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,Minute of temporary variation of Statute administered by Department, 210 .
Notifications of acquisition of land or easements under Public Works Act for purposes
of transport facilities at Pagewood, 14 ; Chullora, 38 ; Ashfield, 53 ; Enfield, 180 ;
Ryde, 194 ; Hamilton, 225 ; -Bfookvale and Cardiff, 346 .
Regulations under Transport (Division of Punctions) Act, 1932-1947, 14~ 49, 149, 375,
426 .
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1945, 14~ 49, 149, 225j 345, 375, 426 .
Report of Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways for year ended 30th June,
1948, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways for year ended 30th June,
1949, 346 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report by Messrs. Sinclair, Andrews and Ellen on Road Passenger Transport Services
in Sydney Metropolitan and Newcastle areas, 159 (Laid on Table of Assembly
only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932-1947 :-
Regulations under, 14, 49, .
I -
49, 225, .37 .5.
426 .
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RECREATION RESERVE AND RACECOURSE AT
SOMERTON:-
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
?M
910
244
913
238
917
lot
215
255
L
File of Papers of the Department of Lands respecting, 303 .'
UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF TAX (See "FINANCE") .
UNIVEMSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900, AS, AMENDED :-
By-laws under, 41, 53, 116, 171, 226, 281 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY:-
Report of the Senate for 1946, 344 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . I
. . . . . . . . . . . 599
VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916 :-
Regulations under, 45 .
VALUER-GENER,AL :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1948, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1949, 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VARIATION OF STATUTES (See "STAIMP DUTfES ACT, 1920-1940" ; also "HORSE-
BREEDING ACT" ; also "TRANSPORT") .
VOTES AND PBOCEEDINGS :-
Nos . I to 106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 1125
. . . . . . . . . 1 1129
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WAGGA W.&GGA '(See "AGRICULTURE") .
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT :-
I
Regulaitions under Act, 11941, 211, 282, 414 .
WASH BOILERS (~Sec "BUILDING MATERIALS") ;
WATER AdT, l9li-1946 :-
Regulhtions, 10, 68, 2861.
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATId.1~11 ; ~i'8 ;0,
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also' "IRRIGATION") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th Junc,,19~8, .45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commission 6 arA'd& A~ fft'~6~ ik~, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DUMARES;Q-BARwiON BORDEpi I'ERS :-
Report of th~ Commission for year ended 30th June, 1949, 322 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 4,87.~
3 543
3 609
NoTiFiclTioms or AcQuisi~riw or LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PuBLic WoRxs ACT
roR PURPo§Bs or DAI~S OIL WEIRS ON :-
Namoii R&erat Keepit, 10, 26, 68,112, 159, 333,~~48, 42~ ; M~e4uarie River at Buriehd6ng!
10, 38, 171, 177, 219, 224, 244i 286, 348, 362, 367, 386, 413,_425, " 452 ; Hunter
River at : Glenbawn, 112, 171, 183; 219~ 224~ 286, 333, 348) 425 ; Barwo*ii aild
1)6rllnig Rivers, 348.
WAhll, SEWER,A!GE AND' DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See alsb "kEthbPOhi+AN"
WATER, SEWERAGE, AND DRAtl~XdE"5 .
NOT7FICATIONS OF AcQuisiTllib'k or' LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoREs ACT FOR :-
Cox Ri~vor Walter Supply~ 29
iiiio*
i . ; Helensburgh Water SbDplk, 29 ; S~,Vdn -HiM ; 8~j Bi
Water Supply, 112 ; Collardy Wb:tei Su~pl~j 112 ;, Wollbudflly Wa.t6r -Suippl~,, li2)-
WarragaAiba-Prospe4t Pip'eline, 15i, 1§4 ; Balmain, 159 ; Hurstvillej~xlq, 1.59 ;
Ljthgow Stormwater' Drainakb, 2,9-- Hd§lhm'g Orbbk Storfiiwai~i Drainage- 29 ;
Jdsmond-Wallsend Storm*atbf Diainage,- 54 ; Rogarah StormWatek Drainage, 179 ;
Hb1r6yd Stormwater Drainage, 233.
WATER SUPPLY :(Sob; "METROPOLIT N,,F-ATER j$.EWERA'GE AND -DItAINAGP' :
also "HUNTER DISTRIff, AND .'a'"Is'b "BROKER jlfh~
WATER BOARD also "Ptittid WbRk§' so "IRAIdATWR~,) .
WEEKLY REPORTS OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE ;-
Nos . I to 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
WESTERN LANDS' (See also "bhOWNLAXb9"5 :-
Regulations inder Act, 1901, 348 . 1 1 ~ I "Ltt
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th Junb, 948, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1949, 415 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 1
481
. . . . . . . . . 33t
. . . . . . . . . 371
WHEAT INbU~STRY STABIMSATION ACT, 1948 :-
1
Regulations, 136, 344 .
WHEAT RESEARdn INSTITUTE (See "AGRICULTURE") .
WILD PLOWERS .&ND NATIVE PLANTS PROTECTION ACT, 1927-1945--
Regulations, ill .
i
WORKERS' COMPENSATIOT~:-
Reguldtiofis u . nder Act, 1926-1947; 19, 96 ; 194, 452 .
Report of Colulmission together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for year
ezided 30tb June, 1948, 81 .
Report of sion together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for year
ended Co 30th mi~ Tune, 1949, 34-5 .
statistics supplementary to Report for year ended 30th June, 1948, 167.
Sta,tisties supplementary to Report for year'eDded 30th June, 1949, 452 .
i
FixED INsuRANC:z PRzwruM RATES AND FixED Loss RATIO SCHEME :-
Ameniments 'to schedules, 18 .
WORKMEN"S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL) ACT~ 1920-1948 :-
AmenJed sch6ime under, 375 ;
WORE:MEN'S COMPENSATION (LEAD POISONING-BROKEN HILL) ACT, 1922 :-
1 . I
Regulations, 113 .

7 : IND=
1950.
REFEitENCES TO TRE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TIl FARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.
BILLS-continved:-
PROCEEDINGS oN-corti?zued:-
MEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL'-
Assent to (Session 1948-49-50) reported, 10.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELECTIONS . (AmrliDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1948-49-50) reported, 9. 1
WAR SERviez LAND SFTTL~.MENT AND CLOSPR SETTLEMENT (AMFNDMENT) 331LL-.-
Assent to (Session 1948-49-50) reported, 8 .
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BRorFw' HILL) AmRNDmrNT 'BILL:-
Assent to (Session 1948-49-50) reported, 9 .
BLACK'ROD :_~
Delivers Message from Commissioners, 3 .
BOOTH, GEORGE, ESQUIRE (See . "CHAIRMA'N OF COMMITTEES") .
CHAI'R'-NIANL OF COMMITTEES :-
ELECTION OF :-,
Motion ma'dc (~s amatier 6f vrg6tcy) for suspension of Standing Orders to consider
motion for appointment of a, 10 .
Motion made (Mr. Seiffert), "That George Booth, Esquire, be Chairman of Committees
of the Whole House," agleed to, 10.
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Parliament, 1 .
Reports correct ' list of Members returned at General Election, 1 .
Reads Commission authorising Commissioners to administer Oath to Members, 4_
CLERK.OF THE PARLIAMENTS :-
Conimission appointing Commissioners for Opening of Parliament, read by) 3 .
COMMISSIONERS -
Message from, delivered by TJsh*er of Black Rod, 3 .
Message from, read by Speaker, 10 .
To administer Oath or Affirmatjion of Allegiance, Commission appointincr 4. .3
COUNTRY PARTY (See I'LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY") .
DEATHS
NVILLIA-.NI ROY CLIFFonp DACZALL, EsQurnI,. (FORYER MF'AIB1E:R) :-
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting'loss sustained by State, and'of sympathy with_
%vidow and family, 12 .
Tim HoN . EaNEST ALBERT BUTTFNS1-IA1V,_(FoRirER MEMBER AND MINISTER OF CROWN) :-
Motion (ilfr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State, and of-sympatby with,-
widow and family, 11-12 .
ELECTORAL :-
List of returned at General Election announcedl by Cork, 1-2--3.
F
FLOODS IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) of sympathy with victims of recent disastrous floods' and
of admiration of endurance and courage displayed by those afflicted,and by thosa-~
who :issisted in rescue~hnd alleviation of distress, car'ried unaniinously,112).
GOVERNMENT WHIP :(See "WHIPS11) .
COVER,_-\-OR :-
Proclamation by, summoning ParIiam6nt, read by Clerk, 1 .

INDEX .-
REFERENCES . TO THE VOTrS AND PEOCEEDfNGS, 36T13 FAX-L!J4XRNT Fq T SESSION.
LAMB,THE HONOURABLE W . H . (Sce "SPEAKEP.11) .
LEADER, OF THE COUNTRY PARTY :-
Re-appointment of Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. M. F. Bruxuer, D ..S .O .,J .
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION:-
Relappointment of V . 1L,Treatt, Esquire, as Leader, 7.
Re-appointmeint of AV. A . H. Hdwarth, Esquire, as .-Deputy :Leader, T .
MEMBERS:-
Attend Commissioners in Lc-islative Councif Cliamber, 3.
List of, returned at GenerZElecti6n .report(~d bv Clerk, 1. 1 ;i'
Sworn, 5 .
MESSAGES :- -
FRom Com.missioNErs :-
Delivered by Usher of. the Black Rod, 3 .
Reported and reiid by Mr. Speaker,, 10 .
FROM THE GOVERN01t :-'
1 . Assenting to (Session 1948-49-50) Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 7.
2 . Do. (Session 1948-49-50) Campordown Cemetery (Amendment) Bill~, 7.
3 . Do . . (Session 1948-49-50) Bread Manufacture and Delivery Bill, 7 .
4 . Do . (Session 1948-49-50) Government Railways and Transport (Amendinenity
Bill, 7 .
5 . Do . (Session 1948-49-50) Liverpool Cemetery Bill, 8 .
6. Do. (Session 19-18-49-50) Factories and Shops (Hairdressers) Ame . ndment .. -
Bill, 8. .
7 . DO . (Session 1948-49-50) Co-operation (Amendment) Bill,
8 . Do. (Session 1948-49-50) War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement
(Amendment) Bill, 8 .
9 . Do . (Session 1948-49-50) Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Bill, 9.
10 . Do . (Session 1948-49-50) Electricity Commission Bill, 9 .
11 . Do. (Session 1948-49-50Y Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment)
Bill, 9.
12 . Do, (Session 1948 -49-50) Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amend--
ment Bill, 9 .
13 . Do . (Session 1948-49-50) Meat Industry (Amendment) Bil1, 10.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT :
Made (Mr. James McGirr) i I
n reference to New Ministry, 6.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE :-
Commission to Commissioners to .administer, 1.
Taken by Members, 5 .
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPPOSITION LEADER (See "LEADER OF THE OPPOSTTION") .
OPPOSITION WHIP (See "WHIPS") .
PARLIAMENT :-
OPENING OF:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from ComT4§:q~qrs,
Clerk Of the Parliaments reads Commission for, 3~1
Commission to administer. Oatb, 4.
PROCLA'TKATION :-
Opening of .Parliament, -read by Cleric, 1 .
.PBO FORM-4 BILL-LAW OF EVIDENCE . PILL' (See . "BILLS") . 7

Ask
niftRivdm~6 -Y& Y~fti,~b Ain~ rMc-EXDINGS, ~diEi ~AILLiIXJINT-FIRST* §kSSION .
SPEAKER-.-
Leaves Chair for period, 6 ;
Reports and reitds Message fi~ora Conimissioners, 10 .
Resumes Chair, 6 .
EL=oN drt-
William Henry Lamb, Esquire, M .L.A ., proposed and elected, 5-6 ; 'returns acknowledgments
to House, 6.
Presented to Governor, 0 .-
DEPUTY :-
Gooige Booth, Eaqu ire~ elected, 10 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Motion to suspend (as 6 iivtter iq/ u)-gv ;wy)j to consider motion for appointment of
a Chairman of C,qduhittees (dgiccd to), 10.
U
URGENCY :-
Motion made as a rhatter ofj to suspend Stahdine Orders to consider a . motion for
the appointment of a Chairman of Committees (agreed to)j 10.
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK, ROD") .
6f J . F. MEGr-At~,- !Ekolfe, a~ d6v:6inmefit' W--'h!~, 7.
Re-appointment .of G . W . Bidifi, E§-quffc, as Opposition Whip, 7 .
'Clerk reports return of iiinety-f6ur, *ith list of members returned, 1 .

INDEX.-
V
i950 .
r,rrrREN(.'I:S
TO ~MIE VOTES AND ProcEiwiNGS, 36rii PARLIAMFNT-FIRST SESSION.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED,
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
Papem
PAGE . .
ASSEMBLY :-
A
SESSIONAL PAPERS-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Bills . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Votes and Proceedings, No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15
13
17,
1
B
.
BUSINESS :-
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15
CONSERVATION :-
C
Report of the Depnrtmont for year ended 30th June, 1949, 11 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BOUSING ACT :-
Notification of,Acquisition of Land under Public Works Aci, for P.Vrposes of, 10.
H
See Joini Volumes
f6r~ 36th Parllament,
' Second
Session. ,
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under 'Act, 10 .
Minutes of Board relating to Appointments in the following Departments :-
Agriculture, 11 .
Conservation,, 11 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF REsumrTioxs, Aii-aoPRIATUONS oit ACQUISITION OF LAxD UNDKR rOR
TIIE FOLDWING PURPOSES :-
Dam at Burrendong, Macquarie . River, 1.14
Housing purposes, 10 .
RailWay purposes, 11 .
PUBLIC WORKS-
-PROCLAMATION:-
Opening Session, 1 .
Prbroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
13
RAILWAYS :-
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended Mst March, 1950, 11 .
Statements of Traffic secured under section 24- of Act, months of Mayel-L aud April, 1950,
REGISTER OF BILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS :-
Factories and Shops Act, - 11 .
Public Service Act, 10.
Scaffolding and .Lifts Act, 11 .
Stock Diseases Act, 11 .
Stock Foods .and Medicines' Act, 11 .
17
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS;-
No . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W
XORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1026-1948 :-
Amended Scheme, ll .

1950-51-52 .
(SECOND SESSION OE 1HE THIRTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT .)
LIPOISLATi-Nm ASSEMBLY.
NEA,V, ~,QUTH W, ALE S .
IND"'EX
TO THE
VOTES AN D PROGEEDI N.),GS
4ND
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTI~P- T.0 40TH HO~jSES An BQUND IN THE
MINT YQLPMFI$)
D~VgI~q THE SESSION
iq~0-1,9 5 T!!! 1 9521,
~Opened'12th September . 1950 ; Prorogued 30th April, 1952 .)
For Papers and Petitions laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see
,--,1P4petsj! . page x xiv ;
For Proceedings on Bills, see under Bills," page . iv.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEPI ;~C;~, 3~Tlj PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
'ADDRE, SSE, S :-
ACCESSION OF HER MOST Gf~~ciovg M441~STy Qq~,TN :r~,LIPADEth it-
A191ion made (Mr . James McGir T) for Address of Cobgtatulation, agreed to, 883 ;
letter fio'nr,do've ~nor intimatigg tv ansipission .
of 'to'Hei Mtijesty; 387 .
ADDITIONAL PUISNE JUDGES
x9tiol)r M~~e P ., T-, -- Afg?'40 f0~ ~Ippohitnient of thred, 711 iffidor Supreme Court and
'P~-U 9p-- q6urts Act ;J560,~a'g~~q 9 ~?, to y Pft 37 . .-- - -
DEAT.ff Ok, ATs ~Tq~T GRACIOUS MA4~§.~y Vr~l
mess UOT -~YqT~qr wP-),1Pg f ; , -Rt~q!i nlaqe James McGirr) for Address
of Co. 'aoI eride 't d"'Her' IffiCjesty Queen Eli~abcth` 11, ;a'g-r-o-e**d 4o,'382 ; letter from
~erp~r 'Aransmission-o , -to- If ei" maid'Ay - 387 ." -
57501--a
A

INDEX .
i
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
ADDRESSES (continved) :-
IN-REPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH :-
A
Motion made (Mr. McMahon) for adoption, and motion (Mr. Treatt) for adjournment
of Debate until Tuesday next, negatived, Debate adjourned until To-morro-w,
6-7 ; Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to permit Mr . Treatt to address
I-louse second time on this Question, 9 ; Debate resumed and adjourned, 14 ; amendment
(Mr . Treatt) to add now paragraph (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 17 . amendment
amended (by consent) to eorrect obviously unintended reflection upon dovernor,
amendment agreed to, 21 ; amendment (Mr. Cooke) to add new paragraph (5 .)
negatived, motion (Mr. C . E . Martin) for Previous Question, Question "That that
Question be now put" negatived, 22-23 ; motion made (Mr . Lazzarini) for adoption
of Ad dress -in-P eply and Debate ' adjourned, 23 ; amendment (Mr . Treatt) to add
new paragraph (4 .) negatived and Debate adjourned, 26-27 ; resumed and
adjourned, 29, 32, 33-34 ; amendment (Mr. Howarth) to add new paragraph (4 .)
ruled out of order and Debate adjourned, 35-36 ; Address -in-Reply agreed to, 39 ;
presented to Governor and Reply reported, 41 .
REVOCATION or DEDICATION or STATE FORFSTS :-
Message from Governor recommending, 121 ; Motion made (Mr . Weir), That House
agrees, 146 .
OF SYMPATHY T`0 His MAJESTY THE ELNG ON THE OCCA910", or His A'IAJFSTY'S PRESENT
ILLNESS '-
Motion (Mr . Jaines McGirr), That House agrees, carried unanimausly, 229 ; intimation
from Lioutenant-Governor that text of Address had been telegraphed to London,
and Address air-mailed later, 237 ; text of telegmin received from Rt. Hon .
Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations reported, 249 .
'OF
Motion for, agreed to, 14, , 17, 130, 135, 140, 144, 146, 153 1 .57, 161, 16 5, 169, 176, 182,
184, 197, 207, 238(-) 242, 247, 258, 260y 262~ 273Y '324, 328, 344, 34 .5, 349, 363,
366, 399, 402, 408 (2) ; vegatived, 1 .08, 404 ; (until later hour of day) agreed to,
135, 63, 108, 349 ; (until To-inorrow) agreed to, 7, 23, 27, 32, 34, 36, 51, 62, 68, 79 ;
(until Tuesday next) agreed to, 29 ; negatived, 6 .
On General Business at 6 o*clock p .m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 160, 182, 221)
231, 268, 2S0, 287, 294 .
At 10 .20 p .m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 296, 396, 405, 418 .
OF THE HOUSE (See also "SPEAKER")
As tribute of respect on death of King George VI, 383 ; Member, 1233 ; ex-Member, 214 ;
until later hour (resumption not deeined new sitting), former Prime Minister of
Australia, 203 .
Under Sessional Order by -Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-Speaker, at
10 .30 p .m ., 296, 345, 408, 418 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, or Deputy-Speaher, at 5 :30 p .m . 412 ; after 5 .30 p .m .
(Council elections), 265, 337 .
Motion for, agreed to, 8, 14, 17, 23, 27, 30, 32, 34, 361 39, 43, 48, 51, 56, 59, 62, 66,
68, 73, 77, 80, 85, 89, 92, 95, 99, 106, 117, 131, 136, 140, 144, 146, 150, 153, 157, 161,
165, 169, 172, 177, 182, 185, 188, 193, 201, 209, 217, 222, 224, 227, 235, 239, 242,
248, 251, 255, 288, 290, -999, 317, 322, 324, 326, 330, 335, 357, 375, 389, 399,
402, 405, 434 .
Motion for, until This Day, agreed to, 66 .
Scope of Debate on-Statenicut by Speaker, 289 .
As tribute of respect on death of King George VI, 383 .
Motion for, agreed to, 264, 331, 385 ; (provision for earlier day, if 'necessary),
agreed to, 117, 122, 209, 374, 434 .
Or THE HOUSE UNDER THE 49TII STANDING ORDER :-
ADJOURNMENT':-
DEBATE:-
Special:-
Negatived:-
The Minister for Works and Local Government's reply published in current week's
press to allegations relating to Pyrmont Power Station contained in Sunday
Herald of 2nd March, 1952 (Mr. Treatt), 389 .
Not supported by five other Honourable Members-not proceeded with :-
His Honour Judge Berne's recent pronouncement that breweries were contravening
section 41 of the Liquor Act, 1912 (Mr . Geraghty), 110 .
Withdrawn (by leave) :-
The urgent necessity for the installation of traffic lights at the intersection of
Concord-road and Corroy-avenue, North Strathfield, at which a fatal accident
occu rred on 212nd September, 1951 (Mr. Adainson), 231 .
The demand ' of the Perpetual Trustee Company for the sum of ;C150 for the transfer
of a tennney at 10 City-road, Broadway, Sydney (Mr. Shannon), 279 .
The decision of the South Maitland Railway Company to curtail the railway
services between Maitland, Rurri Kurri and Cessnock (Mr . Crook), 323 .
ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT (See "LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR") .

I-
IXDEX.
1950-51-52 .
M il
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND rROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOIND SESSION .
A
ADMISSION TO THE BODY OF THE, HOUSE :-
Motion (Mr. C. B. Martin),
.
That His Excellency the Honourable Yustif Haroon be
invited to take chair on floor of House, agreed to, 25 . '
Motion (kr. Jaines McGirr), That the Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Sir
Charles Bickerton Blackburn, be invited to take chair on floor of House, agreed .
to, 50 .
AFFIRMATION OF ALLEGIANCE (See "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE") .
AMBULANCE SITES (See "TRUSTEES ~OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT") .
AMENDMENT :-
To add new . paragraph (Address-in-Reply), 17, 26, agreed to, 2J, negatived, 27 ;
further amendment, 21, negatived, 22 ; rided out of order, 36 .
By consent to correct obviously unintended reflection upon Governor, 21 .
To omit words with view of inserting others, 287 . -
To omit and insert words, ~by leave) withdrawn, 190 ; agreed to, 190 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, 62, 2051 ; negatEved, 65, 263-4, 268 .,
To refer Bill to Select Committee for consideration and report "with special, reference
to the manner whereby the scheme is to be financed," negatived, IS4 .
To read Bill 2' "two days hence," negatived, 199-200 .
To read Bill 2* "this day six months," negatived, 296.
To read Bill 30 "this day three months," negatived, 174 .
To recommit on adoption of Report, negatived, 102 .
To recommit Bill on 3', 151 . ------
ASSEMBLY:-
Extension of sitting hours for Current sitting, 373, 49-4-5 .
Sessional Orders-Precedence of Business, passed, 70, 301 .
Sessional Orders-Businegs Days, I-Tours of Sitting and Precedence of Business, 188, 254 .
Sessional . Committees-Appointment of, 72, 7~ .
Sittings after midnight, 66, 113, 134, 201, 375, 42f.
CEEAMBER :-
Stranger invited to take chair on floor of, 25, 50 .
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2.
Governor's Speech reported to IIouse and laid on Table by Mr. Speaker, 3 ; Motion
made (Mr. McMahon) for adoption, and motion (Mr . Treatt) for adjournment
of Debate until Tuesday ' next, negat.ived, Debate adjourned until* To-morrow,
6-7 ; Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to permit Mr. Treatt to address
House second time on this Question, 9 ; Debate resumed and adjourned, 14 ; an~endment
(Mr . Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 17 ; amendment
amended (by consent) io correct obviously unintended reflection upon Governor,
amendment agreed to, 21 ; amendment (Mr. Cooke) to add new paragraph (5 .)
negatived, motion (Mr. C . E . Martin) for Previous Question, Question "That that
Question be no-%v put" negatived, 2.2-23 ; motion made (Mr. Lazzarini) for adoption
of Address-in -Reply and Debate adjourned, 23 ; amendment (Mr . Treatt) to add
new paragraph (4 .) negatived and Debate adjourned, 26-27 ;, resumed and
adjourned, 29, 32, 33-34 ; amendment (Mr . Howarth) to add new paragraph (4 .)
ruled out of order and Debate adjourned, 35-36 ; Address-in-Reply agreed to, 39 ;
presented to Governor and Reply reported, 41 .
BASIC WAGE (See "PRESERVATION OF WAGE MARGINS") .
,BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; "SPEAKER" ; "BUSINESS" ; "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment to read 2o "this (lay six months," 296 ; negatived, 175, 2961.
Amendment to read 2' "this day fortnight," withdrawn, 404 ; neflatived, 200 .
Amendment to read 2' "tivo days hence," negatived, 199 .'
Amendment to read 3' "this day three months," negatived, 174 .
Amendment to recommit on adoption of Report, negatilved, 192 .
Amendment to recommit on motion for a"', agreed to, 151 .
Amendment on 20 to refer Bill to Select Committee, moved, 62, 261 ; i~egatived, 65, 183,
263-4, 268 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or DeputY-Speaker . to be taken into consideration
(at a later hour of day), 112, 156, 196, 368 (2) (To-morrow), 89; 153,
262, 274, 275, 330 ; (forthwith), 108, 364, 424 .

1
'
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PizocirDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAMENT,,SrGoND SESSION .
BILLS (coniinud'11"
Leave given, Bill not introduced, 349 ; liFespited, 31`-1 .
Notice'6f Motion amended -- I
75~ ~ consent, ., . ~~ 1 342 .1 ~ - .
Notice of M tion give for To-mu row, . considered fortl1i'vitli, 164-5 .
Order of Day moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 399 .
Order of Day (Privato Bill) postponed, 221 .
Order of Day transferred from General to Gove riinient Business, 408 .
Adoption of Report moved by a Yii ister on behal of anqflipF, 54 .
Presented pursuant to leave granted at earlier sitting, 354 .
Pro foriM, 3 .
Reserved for Royal Assent, 92 ; "~qjited to, 121 .
Second rea(ling taken by consent 116, 313 .
Standing Orders suspended (-Urgency) to brina in mid pass Bill or Bills through all
stages in one day, 7, 58, 108' 199 22E 250, 88-9 '3170,'428
Standing Orders suspended (Urgeney) ~o consider forthwith Notice of Al tion gi on for
To-morro-,i, 164 .
Third readina fixed bv Chair for (To-inorrow), 46, 56, 62, 66, 73, 84, 9S(2), 131, 143,
144(
(
1
2), 1 4"' 6, - 149, 172, 18 4'(3) 250 251 2~55 '2-59 2 6 9 ~'62 ~-2- 9 9 ; 316, 317,
326 2), 345, 399, 401, 405(% 4'9S, 41,2 ; (1al

I IN DEX
195 514~2'~
khFhRENCES TO THE VOTES AND PfibCEEDINGS,'
16TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :
PROCEEDINGS ON
(continued)
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) A_VUNWxrtNT BILL '(1051)
Motion '(9r. Arthur) for leavb to bring in Bill prbsefited and ibad i?,, 33-,-, .; ..Alessage
from Liek6nant-Goveffibr~ 34( , i6~d 20 and conlmitt~d~ repbi-tod with amendments,
Report, adop ted, : 345 ~ read 30 and 'sent to Council; 347, ;, I r6tu~lic(l,ivitli ~
.,,tinendiiients,
8'G3 ;,H6us-6 hiCominitt66 I Council's amen Uments agreed " to, AP~iakc 8 to Council, 364 ;
Assent reported, 381 .
COAL INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
ouon .(Mr. Art7mr) f6r ledv6 t6 bring in-) Bill preknt64 and .knd 10, 349 ; read 21
aiid ~16niinifted, rep6ited -with6ut aih6i1dnient,-Rep6rt adopted, .iedd 3' forthwith
.(P~P'4-8p~aker's . co%~'~nt) and sent to CoImW, 362 ; returned without amendment,
363,- As'slent riep6itbil, 365 .
COAL ~hN`iNG- iND'U_ST'RY- h~d 'S'E"RVICE LEAVE I N'T" BILL :-~
Motion (Mr . Arthur) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 191-192 ; read
2' and committed, reported without aniendui6iit~ R~pbi.i a&pod ; road i" i6ithwith
0.6~szit) .diiia A611t to cobu-cii) i67 ; ~J_tuihbld With6iit diiibfid : In ohtj 198 ;
AS~S~IA r~63~t6a, ~D .
COLLEGE STREET PEDESTRIAN SUBAVAY Co,,;sTruCTION BILI.:-
Message from Governor, 97 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to-bring in,, Bill . presented
and read 1', 98 ; read 2o and 66iiiiiiitiod' Witlibilt dfiibifdiA6M, i~oport
u~~ea~ r6d- ~ .' f6AIr~lth '~ohs,;nt) - iiiid bent io C6tineil, 106 ;
i Ii6d i~ithb'UA ~M-6hdiiieutj 112,: Assefif Y`e~orf&d, 120.
CONSTITUTION ATurNDmENI, (LI:4GISLATIVE, . AssLmDby) BIEL- (,Reserved)
Motion (~312~.j I qi~es 0i _WcGirr) f or leave . to . bring in, Bill presented and read 11,
d2 ;
~11'd D'Ahte ~dj .oiiru6d ; 51~ icwl 2' bind coihniitt~6(, Hported
~%,it 1~ilt nmendnibut,.Ropok adop~l, i~'a~d 3- '.Tortlr~dih, ('~Vedk~r'~,F64is~nt) and
gent t6 Ooiihieil, 54-55 ; returned withbft hiii'widiiieht 64 . J . kes§ako from Governor
that Bill Bes'ei'-ve*d for Ro~M A§kht, 62 ; Asis'e'lit ibj)ortcd~ 121 .
CO-OPERATION (LEETON FRUITGrzoivEns' Xanihv~NTS) BUL:-
Motion (Mr . Evatt) f or leave to . bring in Bill presented arid read 1', . Motion
N~ , 20 '~ lid 6~lendiiiqnt (Mr . _tr,'ait)_ foi 2- "this day gix in6nths" jdti~cd and
Dcb~t6 irit~i+ulJted at 16 .20 pni . 295-6- Bili ~Hd 20 'and committed, ne reported
lvith6ut a~iofidii~&t~ helibit a~ led ~9'8'-9 ;' . ita'd' -31 -and knt t6 Council, 301 ;
ieturnod ivith6dt ~ifieridmknt~; ~'24 ; A'ss6ht rep6it'e-il, ~52 :
COPYRIGHT (AMENDMENT) BITL :-
Motion (Mr. Javies McGirr) for leave to bring in"Bih piieseue'd ali'd read 1'
'
393 ;
road-2' and -committed mported . nithout amendment, Reporti . .9dopted, 399 ; read
3, and 'S'6iit tI"o* co-~i',~ij,' a6l ; ictuined ivithait 412 .
CRimEs (AmnmiENT) BILL-(1950) :-
Message t~am dcv6ririorl ; E . AJ'~'~iin) io~ 1~avb to 15~ing in, Bill
presented and read lo, 58 ; Motion for 2- and DAII"A6 aIl'6fiineet" 68 : read 2' and
committed, reported witlioVt amendment, Report adopted, 73 ; read,-~31 and sent
to-Cooncil-,-76 ; returned without aifiendm6it, 88 : Assent r'6p'_6'rtod, 119.
CRIMES
(A~iENW'IENT) BILL (1951)':-
Si6ii,61h (M'M- . C. E. Afartin) for 1e ȧve to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 234-5 ;
Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 238:; resumed and-adjpurned, 242, 2.47 ; read
21 and conjim"At6d, ' rbjj6rt6d With amendments, Report adopted 250 ; read 3' and
kht to C6iih6l ; 254 ; rettirned witli '.niiiondn~6iits ; 274 ; House in Ummittee,
d6wicii's affieildhle'fit~ ~igrided i6, Me§sa~c to Coulicil 280 ; Assent iop'orted, 297 .
DAIRY INDUSTRY (AMENDIEENT) BILL :-
Motion (Hr. Graham,) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', . 352 ; Motion
made f6i ~O ifid Del~afb adj6urnied, NO,- icad 20 ~nd cojiimitt6d; Pep'orted without
aMq~dmwit ; . Report, adopted, read 3', forthwith, . (,Spea .k .er:s consent) and Sent to
Council, 370-71 ; returned without amendment, 373 ; Assent reported, 380 .
DISTIUIC~ COtiftg (ARE I ND~TkNi~) BlU
Message from Governor, 187 ; Motion (Mr. C. E . Martin) for leave to bring in ; Bill
presented and read 1', 197 ; read 21 And committed,_ieported without amendment,
Report adopted, ro~id V . forthwith (Speaker's consent) -and sent to Council, 205 ;
returned i 4 without ' 1 amendiiient, 20~ ; AssciA 6p"O`A~d, 212 .
DIViDING IENCL~ BILL :-
Motion (31r. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented aiid ie~d 1', 135 ; read 21 and
committed, reported with -aniendments, report adoptcd, . .149 ; Motion moved for
3 ~ ',~I1 -4 a, inen'd, ni'o,p-t . (Alr. J6 . JE . .karti~'O Thial !bill ~e ioi ic'66II~ideratioA
d ~]~ugb If, a~`rced 6 ; .r'ecomlmited~ 'rop'o-rl*ed 2' ividi "f4itbei aiii6ndmenta,
~,Or"t aQAA,,A~~d _3" f6rth4iih ~S~cMke)
-'s c"o"n"soni) . and deli, t6, Council, 151 ;
return , ed i~,itft hii ain'e"lidment; 155,~-'~ k__ Q_ `IA; 0- -, 1~ "11, C6ilin~itec?e, --- - . - I 6Uii~il'~ aTqdment
agreed to, Message to Copppil, 156- -Afieht rd~dftkd, 179;

yi INDEX .
1950-51-52.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TII PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
DILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued)
DRIED FRUITS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
M otion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read lo, 143 ; Motion
made for 2* and Debate adjourned, 146 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to
Council, 152 ; returned without amendment, 155 ; Assent reported, 180 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (BAL'MAIN ELECTRIC LimIT COMPANY PURCHASE) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 73 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 76-77 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 79 ; read 2' and Cominitted,
reported with ,in amendment, report adopted, 84 ; read 3* and sent to
Council, 88 ; returned with an amendment, 88 ; House in Committee, Council's
amendment disagreed to, 91 ; Alessage to Council, 95 ; Message from
Council not insisting upon its amendinent disagreed to by .Assembly, 107 ; Assent
reported, 119 .
FORESTRY (AmrNDMEN`T) DILL :-
Message from Governor, 163 ; Motion (Mr . Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
nnd read 1', 165 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 184 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 188 ; returned without amendment,
195 ; Assent reported, 213.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES (AVIENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 130 ; Motion (31r . Evait) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 135 ; read 20 -,And committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 152 ; road 31 and sent to Council, 152 ; returned without amendment, 155 ;
Assent reported, ISO .
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRTATioNT DILI, (Loan Estimates, 1950-1951) :-
Message from Governor, 4'. ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass
Bill through all stngus in one dnY, 58 ; Orderod (Mr. Cahill), founded on ResolutioR
of Ways and Means (No . 3), JIM presented and read 1', read 2' and committed,
reported without ~Tnendinent, Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 59 ;
returned without amendment, 64 ; Assent reported, 81 .
Ci~-,,rr .),L LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPMATION BILL (Toan, Estinlates, 1951-1952)
Message from Lientengnt-Governor . 309 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to
bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day ; Ordered (Mr. Cahill on behalf
of Mr . James McGirr), founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 23),
Bill presented and read 1', read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and seat to Council, 370 ; returned without amendment,
373 ; Assent reported, 381 .
GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION (Nmv SCuTrr IVAALFS) INCORPOPATIoN BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill on behalf, of Mr . C. E . Mar0i) for leave to bring in, Dill presented
and Toad 1', 334 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 343 ; returned
without amendment, .145 ; Assent reported, 361 .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (AmENDMEINT) DILi, :- -
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Dill presented and read 1', 157 ; read 20
and committed, reported without aniendment, 11 eport adopted, 184 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 188 ; returned without amendment, ' 19 .5 ; Assent reported, 213,
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (SUPERANNUATION) AmEINDAIFIN'T BILL :-
Mossaf,e from Lieutenant-Governor, 340 ; Motion (Mr. Shcahan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1*, 34'2 ; read 20 ond committed, reported without ameridment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and Sent to Council,
~48-9 ; returned without amendinent, 360 ; Assent reported, 379.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILW,~,Y DEVIATION (SINGLETON TO NU'YDAII) DILL :-
Mossage from Licuton-int-Governor, 303 ; Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in,,
Bill presented and read 10? ~08 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amend,
ment, Report adopted, 317 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 322 ; returned without
amendment, 324 ; Assent reported, 351 .
HEIGHT or BUILDINGS (AmrNI)MUNT) BILL :-
.Motion (Mr . Evatt) for leave to bring in, Dill presented rind read 1', 393 ; Motion for
20 -,in(] Debate adjourned, 402 ; read 2' nild committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 405 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 407 ; returned without
amendn-ent, 417 .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWEEAGE AND DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message, from Governor, 410 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 411 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendine nt, R e port
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 415 ;
returned without amendment, 419 .

INDEX.
1950-51-52,
REF~RENCES TO THE VOTfS AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued)
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST BILL :-
Message from Governor, 53 ; Motion (Mr. Weir) for leave to bring in, Bill . presented
and read 1', 56 ; Motion for 2' and, amendment (Mr. Rose) to refer to Select
Committee and Debate adjourned, 62 ; resumed and adjourned, 63 ; amendment
negatived, read 2o and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
64-5-6 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 68 ;' returned without amendment, 75 ; Assent
reported, 9~ .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (1951)
Message from Governor, 147 ; Moiion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 11, 150 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 153 ; resumed and
adjourned, 157, 161, 165 ; read 2' and committed, 168 ; House in Committee, 169 ;
reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 171-172 ; Motion for 3' and
amendment (Mr . Treatt) for 3' "this day three months" negatived, read 3* and sent
to Council, 174-5-6 ; returned with an amendment, 195 ; House in, Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 197 ; Assent reported, 211 .
INDusTRiA,L ARBITRATION (AMENDINIFNI) BILL (1052) :-
Message from Governor, 413 ; N'Totion' (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 414 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) . and sent to Council, 423-424 ;
returned -%vithout amendment, 427.
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (BASIC NVAGr) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 107 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1o ; Motion for second reading and Motion (Mr. Treatt)
for adjournment of Debate until later hour negaiived ; read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 107-8-9 ;
returned without amendment, 116 ; Assent reported, 120 .
INPLAILM ABLE LIQUID (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Arthur) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 407-408 ; read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 417 ; returned without amendment,
423 .
JURY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill on, behalf of Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 333 ; read 2o and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3'-forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 343 ; returned
without amendment, 345 ; Assent reported, 361 .
LANDLORD AND TEN-ANT (AAIFNDMF,-.,T) BILL :
Motion (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1* ; 363 ; read
and cominitted, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) ' and sent. to Council, 372-3 ; returned without amendment, 374 ;
Assent reported, 382 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (WAP SERvicE) AME11TDME2,TT BILL:-
Motion (Mr. C. F . Martini for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 198 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3'
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 2.06 ; returned -k\rithout alliendment,
208 ; Assent reported, 211 .
LAW OF EviDENcr BILL:-
Presented (Mr. James McGirr), and read 1* (pro forin(t), 3 .
LEGISLATIvE ASSEMBLY MEMDERS SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Lieutenant-Governor, 339 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill on behalf of Mr. James
McGirr) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 343 ; read 21 and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* forthwith
(Deputy-Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 348 ; returned without amendment,
359 ; Assent reported, 379 .
LOAN BILL (See "GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL")
LOCAL GovrRNA[ENT (AMENDMENT) BILL (1951) :-
Message from- Governor, 163 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to consider
forthwith Notice of Motion already given for To-morrow, agreed to, 164 ; Motion
(Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 165 ; Motion
for 21 and Debate adj*ourned, 169 ; resumed and adjourned 176, 182 ; resumed,
amendment (Mr . Storey) to refer Bill to Select Committee ior consideration and
report "with special reference to the manner whereby the scheme is to be financed"
negatived and Debate adjourned 183-4 ; read 21 and committed, 188 ; I-louse in
Committee, 191 ; reported without ' amendment, Motion for adoption of R~eport aṉd
amendment (Mr . Mot-ton) for recommittal negatived, Report adopted, read 3*
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, _192-3 ; returned without
amendment, 198 ; Assent reported, 212 .

4m
1950-51-52 .
kh~hfitN-ct~ t6 Tlfi-t ~bth*S_ ANJD _P'R&EtbiNGS17 ~6tii PAkLIA~MNT:-~-SrCOND SESSION.
BILLS (continited)
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMEI\T) DILL, ( ;1952.)
Message from Gloveraor,,409, ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) f or, le1i-,-q..,tq_bring, ~n, Bill .presented
and X-Pa "Id ~15 read f 2' ;1ripd, * ~ ' ' iVd, ~vitho'ui ;,a~len&6nE, Report
a .opted., read ;,3' fortli%vitli .i(Depitty-SpeciA-,'Cr's consent) a iiA ~e i to oun eil 421 ;
r c'turil'd
c Ivi Wilild-i u lim inerit, 427 .
LOCAL GOVErNMENT (FURTHEr, AMEN7DMEZ\T) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill, .proserited ..and . read, 1',, .302 ; A~Pssago
front Licutenaut-Governor, 304 ;, read 20 and coi~iiriitt6d; ropo"Ated witlioui amendmenti
. Rep"6rt adqpted~ road 3 . foitliwitli ~on~6-mt) diid §6rit t6 i~ouncil,
316 ; i6tuified 10Alibut' . nill `61 a(fl111but, ~24 ; As-so' li t iep6~i&l, r 3'61
hlok
AIIJE18~6~N~ NhLies§qgc,,fxoiii
Lioutoiiaiit-Go~,ernor 3-fi- fbi eave to bring
0 A1668ii . i~r -2~j. aid 1)6~~ li~ ildjourned, 328 ;
ri~ad 2' and conilnitted, 333a ; re~ o:7rt&i ~~itli6ut line n' iiieni, I~b~6rf adopted, read
31 forthwith (Speaker's .-consent) and sent to Council, 344 ; returned without
amendment, 345 ; Assent reported, 361 .
MAIN ROADS AmENDVENT) ,BILL
ile'ssage from Governor, 37 ; APfotion (ilt)-. .Shea7tait,)-for-leaN-e :,tb . briag,in, Bill presented
and read 1', 50 ; Motion for 2' and Dobato adjourned, 55 ; read 2' and committed,
reported without `iniondnient - " iii '' -; R* xeport '' " "d a optledi -_- ' '56 a '; ' read 30 ~iid Ant t6 Coii~~ll, 58 ;
returned without amendincrit, 64, Assent reported, 81 .
ATAU,' ROAI3§ (AmE-~\DmENT) Bim, (1951)
io"ti!6'I'l 111" i, 7 i0 1 - j vo - to ~Hllg in bill pes~kq'd and read 10, 352-3 ; read
jiud c6iiiadftcd reijoked Ay'ith 6iit alaeiiidmenit'~ Reip'6rt iicl blite(l, i6ad 31 fe'rthwith
(Depitty-speaker's'
conse,?~) and 'S*~liit to C01111~ily ~'65~ r6tar'~ba , i~AhOuit; amendment,
367 ; Assent reported, 380 .
[AT IMON Ati E '*~ 6;1 1 M, T jjlL~1 :
Motion (R~ .. q :,E . illm-tin) for .!~avo to Bill, presented, and read 1', 292 ; read
~, fll~4 colllnlltt~d, ~o'p'oricd- with anicii(iGiients, 316*; r,oad P and s6lit to Council,
'121 ; returned with nia moondment, 330 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 344 ; Assent reported, 362 .
IVIEkT NI)usrry (ANIENDMENT)
.1%16sa~o frofil G6vornbr, 413 ; Standing Ordei~s sl~i~poiidcd (Urgencyl) to bring in and
pass Bill throu"11 aH sta&s in one day, 428 ; Moition (Afr-Grahant) for leave to
bring W, Bill pmeiAtd nwl read _1', yead 2' ialid egin'lilitted, ropqrted Without
amenrInient, Report ndopted, r6iid V and se lit o C~uncil, 49-9 ; returned without
anicildn"eut, 432 .
2NI~DiCAL PRACiiTIONiRs (A .VE\D3J1k;NT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . O*Sallivan) for leave to bring in, Bill pres~caield and re','ld 1', 42 ; read
and committed, reported without amendment, Report . adopted, 46 - read V
and sent to Council, 49 ; rcturned without aniond in c I it, 61 Assent reported, 82 .
j3ILL'-
Motion (31r. .4rtlmr) f'olr ioave to bring ip~, Bill . presented and read 1 . .) 176 ; read 2*
and committed, reported without aniea(illi6nt, Reporit iidopt6d, reiad 31 forthwith
(Spca7~er's consent) and seat to Council, 193 ; returned Without aniendment, 198 ;
Assent reported, 21.33 .
"il E BS
NTINING
it,(,f ~ai- Gbyernor, ~Tiotioh (Mr . AHhzir) for loai,o to- b riii~ in, Bill proid
r6i 40-1 ; and coininitted, reported without aniondiiient,
RoIjort q,flqptod, jqt.d 3' forthwith (Depvt?j-Spcakcr's' c6nsent) and sent to
Coun~&i, 417 ; "i6tuin6d witilodt an~iciidhiolit, ~2~ .
ATOHATORIUM (AmENDME'NT) Bil,L :
Motion I (Mr. C. E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bil L .presoil ted and read 1' J-94 ; read
2' and committed, i-el)oi-ted,ivitli6iit .,iiiiciidiii6iit, Report adopted, 98 ; road 3' and
se~iit to Council, 106 ; ricturiie'd without al . lichdinent, 111 ; Assent r6p6it~d, 120 .
119Tor, TRAFFIC (AmF-,DmrNT) BILL :-
Message from Licutenant-Govornor, 304 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan), for . leave to bring,
in, Bill .,,gro§catod alid royj ~", 328 ; AiPtion- for - .20 . PP.(l Debate a(Ijourned,
444 ; adjoprilocl, 345, 349 ; read, 21 . and corlimitted, 350 ; reported
with imendillents, Ropp~~ . .10911t. d, . read 30 A 6~kq'Ps, __ . . . . .. c~nsevt) . and
ae~.t ip b6~p~jj, 353 ; returne(j,witlij apicnftents~~368 ; I-louse in.,C minittee, Cqujjcil's
~likudtilcilt
i .
ngrml to .. Message to Councili
sseiit reported, 3SQ .,
. . .* I : : , 1 : ~ ~ ., ; .! * , ',~ q . I
i ., - .

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I- DIU.
LS UR" U
REFERENcrS T6 THE VOTES AND PROCErDINGS, 86ii-i P~i'RLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION'.
BILLS (contmu6d) :-
PRomDiNGs ON (continved)
MOTOR VrinCLFs (TAXATION) BILL (.1950)
essage-froin 6ov~iiibr' 37"- bi-aered', fouiii'dilb'd '6ii Re~s;bj6ti6ii bi Wayi .~Iid Weans (No .
bill,-p"'r6sefite-d I read 1',. 48 ; iead ~' aiid c6mhiiti~d~ k6p6rted- -,idthout amendinciii,
It6p6it .~dopted re . iorthwAli ~,4~tinb-Sp~akc~ T,~iZy'i-~'6nsent) and
Sea 6 Coun6il' 50 : r6i~rned i~Alioifii aiiibndrneni,~ ~1` Assed i~pkted, 81 .
MOTOR VEHicLEs (TAXATION) BILL (1951)
. Message, ;froin . Licutenant-Governor 340 - Standing, .0rders suspended, .(?7rgency) to
brijik, . lil, hffl' kale ; iii bno . (hi~,,. 354 ; . bMbicd (Mr. Sheahan),
To'U'iW'cd bq R~gollubion of ahd Ad~n~ I(No . .22) ; hiii read 10,
iei'(1 ;2~? 1iiid co~iiihittqd ; ref)okcd ad6pted read 30
ai;d i6l s t t'-. o Coiin~cil,' ~'6 6- '7-, " ret~iilc "I"d -,~Ilihbu t a ni'fi'd,!i6A- e
'367 ; A__'~§ont' reported,
381.
MOTOR VEHICLES TAXATION AIA RAE~
. TIENT (AmhNDIMENT) BILL :-
kes'~'pkc,frbin. ~nj~~ 1~1 nan! ill U614bnant-6'0'voriio~-, m . ; Motion -(Afr. Shcafian) Joi, lea~e_tb brin
presefited and re, ad 1" 342-3- read 29 find conm Litted, reported witholA
"I eiltP Rb'~O*rt adoptM;' r, 06d 30 , foAhw-itli . (D'j)utyJ-Spcaker*s a
consent) and
sent to Council, 353 ; returned without amendment, 308 ; Assent rep6ifed, 380 .
INIEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOG'~ (C6AYH'~ii6ST) DiLL'--,
I
Roiio~i *(#n 6aMll) f6i 1~rlv'elto ~.i-ijng iii, Bill .'pjre-sen-'tc-4 and -'read 1' ; 361 _; m6gsage from
icid . 21 afild committed, rep-bited iviihoUt amendment,
ort a opted ; . road 3- fbitfi~~,ith (&~nAY, S~V;e-a-7, I-er' s cons ~~,tj n Yiid Sent to Council,
316 ;' retuin6d i~~ithbuit A'm6di"M, I lie 3~4 )_ ; A~gent i~j)bitbdp 0 0 61D -2 .
NLIVCASTLE HARBOUR (IMPROVEME-NTS) BILL :-
-7-
Mesqage from Licuteiiaiit-O~oN,cl-iior-~-223 ; Motion (117% Cahill~ 'to b-rin,-g in,
Billi pi-eku!~A d 1,
6r, 2' . and Debate
''
ddjolirildd, 238 ;
read 2!, ~ihd_ c~*iii'hlittbd, ~e~brt&i " t, - f~~ijo' i-t ~dopi`cd, read 3-
f.6'r-filiv-ith (S~~'akcP~ cb?,'~6tj Iiiiii! ~biit i6 C016nHl' 264~1' i`~~Lirli'_Cd without amends
7 c 271 ment, 260 ; Assent reported, .
ARMAMENT Y &L6~~A'N-CES A'N'D '§A-bl~R Ir s' 13 1LT . 7-,
Message from Licute I . 1~, ant:G _0vernorl: 360 ; Notion (41" . Jam
. 6 .31cGir? for .leave to bring
iij ; Bill, presented and ., read . 1,364 ; riqad_2 . and, corinnitted, . reported without
ame, nent, Report adopte read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to
Council, 373-4 ; returned without amendment, 3751; Assent ibj)-0'rted, 38~_
PARLIAMLNTAr,.y ELECTOrtAfi.S ~N'I;, (AAIF',DMiNNT) BILL :-
Message f.~oiu Ḡ6vciiior ;- .4l9 .;, Staudiiig_ Or"defs,suspbnded .(Urgen6) tb bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, 428 ; Motion Ev~,tt) for leave to
bring in, Bill presented and read I' - read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' all *" sm ' 0 jjl~ilicil, 0 a3b-1-2 ; i6turied 1 - with-
but aiiieiid~ient, 433 .
L
PASTthES PROTiCTION (AmEND .%TENT)
.
BILT,-
Motion (11b .. Graham) for 6 brick . ill, ILI] PresciAcd and, read 1` 317 ; Motion
for 2' and Debate adjourned, 324 ; jend 2' . .aud committed, ;reported _Nyithout
amendment, Report adopted, - . 326 ; ye~J 3' H~i'd sciit t6 Codu, cil, 327 ; returned
i wiMi-ou t ~'m-bn_dme-ntl 329 ; Ag so'fit
report6d, 359 .
j4iXfiRXc~
(AiAki~ldi~KT'
~i6,tion 0 Sit van) rl 1' 1v'C' t 6 rind in Bill prese~nted and rea 402 ; read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, Roi)ort adopted, . rbad 3' f orth-
.i,vith (Acting-Speakcr RciWs consent) and sent to Co-umil, 416 ; returned without
anklIzinielif, 424-.
OI,Id~ OFFENCh~ LG~ ixL ;TA 014 ON TIIF ~USI~ ok r, Y, ND11hilT BILL :-
Alotion (31r . Evatt) for lease' to bring in, Bill presented and read lo 325- read 2o and
committed, 328-9 ; reported without aiiieijdiiibiit,,IZepbl't .,id6j)tc(l, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent)-jind sent to Council, 333- returned without amendillent, 344 ;
ent reporfUl, 36t .
_AQLI~CE hi IltdULATibN (SUPERANNUATION) ME"MV NT BILL ;
lvleisago from, Lieutenant-.Goveradr_ 339 ; .-Aioti6n: (Mr . . Jain6 . McGiirr)' Per leave to
bring iiī, Pill j.)rcsent_6d and read 1', 342 ; read 2' iiid,.ZonnnItted,' reported without
amendinout, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's consent) and
sent to Council, 348 ; returnied without ainendin6ht, 360); 26siciA i6jioited, 8~b .
ON ;OF `R`IJ -I'
PREVENTI
LTY, ;To AN ~k~hS
Wtijop,, (;Vr; .E
-
va
*
i
'
t) foX, leave. to, bring,in; 'i~ifi 1', iH ; read E'
and committed, reported without ain6ndih6ii~)-, Repbrt. hd'd'ptb`d1 184'- lead 3' and
sent to Couueib 187 ; Tetumed without anjundplellt, 195 ; Awcut reporte(l, 212,

INDEX.
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36m . PARLIAIIFNT-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
4r,
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS (AMENDMENT) BILL (1952) :-
Motion (Ki% Evatt) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 393 ; Motion
for 2* and Debate adjourned, 399 ; read 2' and committed, reported with alnendments,
'Report adopted, 401 ; _-Hotion for 3' and amendment (Mr . Treatt) for 3*
"this day fortnight" withArawn, Motion (317% Treatt) That Debate be adjourned
wegatived, Bill read 3' and sent to Council, 404-5 ; returned without amendment,
4 .12 ; Assent reported, 433 .
1PILISONs BILL :-
Message from Governor, 391 ; Motion (Mr . C . E . Martin) for leave to bring in, I'lill
presented and read 1', 394 ; read 2' and committed, reported Nvith amendments,
report adopted, 405 ; read 3' and sent to Council, -107 ; returned with amendments,
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 424 .
Pro fornA BILL (See "LAW OF EVIDRNCE DILL")
PUPLIc AccouNTANTS REGISTRATION (A-mENDAIENT) BILL :
Motion (Mr . C. E . Martin) for leave to I)ring in, Bill presented and read 1', 139-140 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 144 ; read
3' and sent to Council, 145 ; returned without amendment, 149 ; Assent reported,
ISO .
PUBLIc HEALTH (AmENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 410 ; 'Motion (31r. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 412 ; Motion for 'I' and Debat2 interrupted at 10 .20 p.m .,
418 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
3' forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 422 ; returned Nvithout
amendment, 426 .
RACING (AMENDMFNT) BILL :-
ALlotion (Atr. Evatt) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 143 ; read 21 and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 152 ; read 3' and sent to
Council, 1.56 ; returned without amendment, 169 ; Assent reported, 181.
RURAL WORKERS AccommODATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 133 ; Motion (31r. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 140 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 144 ; read 2' awl
committed, reported With amendments, Report adopted, 146 ; read 3' and sent to
Council, 149 ; returned without amendment, 153 ; Assent reported, 179 .
ST . LUICE'S HOSPITAL DiLL :-
Motion (Mr . O'SIdlivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 412 ; read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report ndopted, read 3' fortbwith
(Dep-itty-SVeaker's c~,nsent), and sent to Council, 415-IG ; returned without
amendment, 419 .
STATE COAL MINES (ANEUNDAIrNT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Arthur) for leave to bring in, Dill presented nlid read 1', 259 ; ITotion
for 2' and Debate adjourned, 273 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment . Report adopted, 292; read 3* and sent to Council, 295 ; returned
without amendment, 308 ; Assent reported, 331.
STATUTor,-Y SALARiEs ADJUSTMENT BILL :-
Message from Lieutenaut-Governor, 257 ; Motion (11'r . C. E. Martin) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1', 259 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Deputyl-Speaker's consent) and
sent to Council, 272 ; return&! without amendment, 273 ; Assent reported, 291 .
SUITORS' PUND BILL :-
.Motion (31r . C . E. Martin) for leave to bring inj Bill presented and read 1*, 94 ;
Message from Governor, 97 ; read 2' and committed, reported with an
,amendment, Report adopted, 1.31 ; rena 3' and sent to Council, 139 ; returned
without ameudmeDt, 149 ; Assent reported, 1.81 .
SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message froul Lieutenant-Governor, 340 ; Motion (Mr . C . E, Martin) for leave to bring
in agreed to, 349 ; presented and read 1', 354 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned,
.363 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3'
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 364-5 ; returned Nvith amendments,
368 ; House in Committee, Council's aniendments agreed to, Message to Council, 371 ;
Assent reported, 382 .
SUPERANNUATION (DFFII:-.\CE SERVICE) AmrNDIJENT DILL :-
Messa,~c from Governor, 1.31 ; Motion (31"r. C . E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill
Presented and read 1', 140 ; read 21 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 144 ; read 3' and F:ent to Council, 145 ; returned without amendmeut,
149 ; Assent reported, 180 .

INDEX .
1950-51-52,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAAILNT-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
SUPPLY BILL (1950) :-
-
Message from Governor, 7 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass
through all stages in one day, . 7 ; Ordered (Mr . Cahill on behalf of Mr. James
McGirr), founded on Resolution of Ways and Means -(No . 1), presented and read
1*, read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31
and sent .to Council, 13 ; returned without amendment, 19 ; Assent reported, 36 .
SUPPLY BILL (1951) :-
Message from Lieutenant-Governor, 217 ; 'Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 221 ; Ordered (Mr . Cahill on behalf of
Mr. James McGirr), foundcd oil Resolution of 11'ays and Means (No . 12), presented
and read 1', read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, -Report adopted,
road ~' and sent to Council, 226-227 ; Yeturned without aniondmolit, 231 ; Assent
reported, 243 .
SUTHERLAND SHIRE (GANZNONS ROAD SPORTS GROUND) BILL :-
Received frolif Council and read 1', 273 ; (tra7lsferred to-Government Business) read 2'
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Deputy-Speaker's consent) and returned to Council, 408 .
SYDNEY HARBOUlt TRANSPORT BILL :-
Message- from Governor, 199 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring
in, Pill presented and road 1*, Motion for 2' and amendment (Mr. Treatt) for
21 "two days hence" negatived, BiTl read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 199-2.01 ; returned without
amendment, 207 ; Assent reported, 211.
SYDNEY SPORTS GROUND AND SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND AIUALGAMAT10N BILL :-
Message from Lieutoinint-Governor, 230 ; Motion (Mr . Benshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 235 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 260 ; Motion
for 21 and amendment (Mr. Treatt) to refer to Select Committee and Debate
adjourned, 261 ; amendment negativcd, read 2' and committed, 263-4- reported
with in anielidinent, Report adopted, 269 ; read 3* and sent to Cou'licil, 272 ;
returned with all amendment, 274 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed
to, Message to Council, 280 ; Assent reported, 297 .
TiiiitLmERE TO BURRAGORANG RAILWAY BILL :-~-
Message from Lieutenant-Governor, 249 ; Motion (2fr. Sheallan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 10, 255 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendmelit,
Report adopted, 1.69 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 272 ; returned without
amendment, 273 ; Assent reported, 290 .
TRAFFIC SAFETY (LIGHTS AND HOARDINGS) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Slieahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and road J*, 11.5 ; Motion
for 2' and Debate adjourned, 140 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 143 ; read 3' and sent to -Council, :146 ; returned
with qii amendment, 153 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to,
Message to Council, 157 ; Assent reported, 180.
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OP FUNCTIONS) AAIEND-,1E-~.,T BILI, :-
Message from Governor, 409 ; Motion (,Ifr . Sheahan) for leave to brin- in, Bill presented
and road 1', 416 ; read 2' and committed, r .-ported -,yith all.ondments, Report
adopted, 426-27 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 429 ; returned without amendment,
429 .
TRUSTEE COMPANIES BILL :-
Received from Council and read 1', 391 ; 2\1otion (Lieut .-CoZ . Bobson) for 2' and Debate
adjourned, 267 ; resumed, amendment (Mr . Landa) to refer to ~Sclect Committee
negatived and Debate interrupted pursuant to Sessional Order, 268 ; Standing and
Sessional Orders suspended (by consent) to consider Order of the Day forthwith,
read 2' and committed, reported with an amendment, Report adopted, read 3'
forthwith and returned to Council, 432 ; Message from Council agreeing to
amendment, 434 .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSIT'Y COLLEGES (AMEN`D11rNT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented mid read 1', 259 ; read 2'
and committed, reported without amendment, report adopted, 269 ; read 3* and
sent to Council, 271 ; returned without amendment ., 273 ; Assent reported, 291 .
VALUATION OF LAND (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Lieutenant-Governor, 321 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read V, 326 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report . adopted, read 3' forthwith, (Speaker's consent) and sent to
Council, 328 ; returned without amendment, 333 ; Assent reported, 36l .

xii
INDEX.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
B
PROCEEDINGS ON (continved) :-
ViTiRINAY' su~&6N~ (AMEi6MkkT) BILL :-
M~~s~,~e ii~in 66ve'r~i~iory 397 ; Motion (Mr. Grabmnj k~~ tring in; Bill presented
a~d . idad 1', ~: ~9b ;' kkioili for- 2 - alid, ljeb,~ie, aajoiurine-d . 405'
1
;' resumed
,
and
adj6ii~ned, 408-("5, ie~d 2' iiiid e6hijuitt6d, i~~6UM,with ~-ii` h
i
,
nihefidinent, Report
adolji~d; 411-12 ; rbii4 aind ~~C_lit to Council, 414 ; rettirile ,d withok amendment,
W :ot' LAND ~,N'D' CLOSEt Sri,TL61E~r (AkEkbllhi~i,) Bith :-
ftoni Lieli~clltint-Go~eriioi, ci_~i ; ii .~ioii '(!~r . k3~is7ori~v),Nr leave to bring in,
i3ill pres'e'ui' d. .,Iiid le-ind 1% ~262 ; rc~d 2' ~nd 6ininitt6il ; 923 ; reported with an
,iiiieiidD z _- Pell t, - Rej~qr aqopted, . 326 r ead V and sicnt to Coinicil, 327 ; returned
without aniendinent, -
320 ; Asseni reported, , 359.
WHEAT INDUSTry STABILIS2,TION (AILENDNIENT) BILL :-
Standing Or
.
ders suspended (Urgency) to, bring, in, and. pc~~s, ~tllrougb,a,1 .1 stages in one
day, ; Motion (Mr . Grahoni) for,l1cave to ~brilig in, Bill. prq§ented and read . 1',
read 2' and nnd,,cohimitted, reported . Nvi-thout.. ainendillent, Report a,dopted, read
3' and sent to Council, 332-3 ; returned without ainendment) 335 ; Asgent reported,
379 .
Wif,,D Doc;
Me9sage, from Governor, 57 ; Motion (Mr .,Renshaw) for leave-to bring in, Bill pre .
sented and read 1', 58 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 62 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 63 ; returned without amendment,
73 ; AsSent reported, 107 .
WORKERS' CO.MPENSATION (AMENDAIENT) BiLL:-
Mes'sag6 froin Goverinor, 1 .91 ; Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill liresented
and read 1, 192 ; -Motion for 20 and Debate adjourned, 197 ; relid 2' alid coininitled,
consent) and sent to Council, 201 ; returned with, amendments, 208 ;
98 ; reported without aniondinent,, Report adopted, read 31 forth-with
lloii~b in .Coininiftee, Council's aillendluent§ agreed to, Message to Council, 208-209 ;
Ai~knt rejiorted, 212 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (FrJTTIIER AvENDMENT) DILL :-
Motion (Mr. Finnan) for leave to bring in, Bill ~rbseiited 6nd read 1', 241-2' read 2*
diid c6filinitted, reported, *ithout illm6idiueat, RCj)Ort adopted, . 259 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 2611~ returned without ainendment, 267 ; Assefit reported, 286 .
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (13RoxEN HILL) Amr~;NDMENT 13ILL :-
Motion (Mr. Finvan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read I' 349 ; read 2*
and cornmitted, reported NvAllout aniendiiient, Report adopted, i6d ' 3' forthwith
(speaker's c6nseiit) aiid sent to Council) 374; returned witllout aniien ment, 375 ;
Assent repbited, ' 391.
Bi,Adk ROD :-
Delivers Message from Governor, 3 .
BODY OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSIONT TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
BREAD DELIVERIES :-
Motion (Mr. Turner), pursualit to Notice, That, in opinion of House, the Government
should take more vigorous steps to ensure restoration and mainteliance of house-to .
house deliveries and Debate adjourned, 182 .
BREWERIES (See "LIQUOR ACT, 1912" ;
also "HOTELS AINI) BREWERIES")
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
- : - - I *~ I . . - I I . . . - wI
DULLAGREEN (See "CLOSER SETTLE'AIENT") .
BUS MECIIANIOS~ STRIKE (See "TRANSPORT")
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS")
~Io'tion relating to precedence of, 188, 254, 301 .
kot'Joa moved forthwith although set doWn for To-lnorro'w-Stalldilig Orders suspended
to permit, 164 .
Disposed of G6veriiinl6ht Dllsiiicss prbc6eded ivith, 130, 14A, 1419.
TilterrulteA , , ~i b p~ .m' . by' op-o~rnWon of Sesslofiol Order 261 ; 2 1 247, 258, 2,08,
po, 28-4, 294' .

INDEX.
xiii
1950-51-52 .
V, t'! "t .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PRQgEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESS10N .
BUSINESS (continued):-
GENERAL (continued)
'id"r-p-o"s,tponement of Order of Day, negatived, 244.
Order 'of . D,~ postponed, 221, 24 ., 287, 290, 294, 3 06(l)
6ra"er of Day tran§ferred to Governnicht Business, 46 S .'
Premier moves Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders to consider forthwith Orders
o f JY~ '~, 3~7~~ 4fi :-
Standing and Sessional Orders suspended (Urgency) to consider Order of Day, 397 .
GOVERNMENT :-
Proceeded with-it being after time for interruption of General Business, 258
BUTTER PRICE IN NEW SbUTH-WALES (See "SELLING PRICE Or, BUTTER IN
NEW SOUTH WALES"~.
BY CONSENT (See also '~BUSINESS" ; aj§q "ATNIENpi~IENT&!)
Standing Orders suspended, to permit Leader of Opposition to address House second
time on same Question, 9
Standing and Sessional Orders suspended to consider Order of Day of General
Business forthwith (Vote of Ccnsurc~), 397~ 432 .
Debate adjoprnqd, oll piotion of Member sppiyiug, 11, 135, 140, 176, 182, 345, 408 .
Amendment amended (Address-in-Tieply), 21 .
Amendment moved, 190 .
Se~oud Reading of Bill, 116, 313 .
Motion amended, before proposed from Chair, 67 .
Motion for leave to introduce Dill, 342 .
Motion moved, ro SySIncy University Cc ptena, r y, 50"
7
BY-LAINIS-DISALLOWANCE (see "c6VERNIMENT RAILWAYS") .
CALLAN PARK 1~,TENTAL HOSPITAL (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
CASTING VOTE :-
Given by Speaker, 102, 105, 426 .
Given by Chairman of Committ-c'es, 486, 513 .
CENSURE (See "VOTE OF CENSURE'!) .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEA1x7.ER!') :-
Casting Vote, 486, 513 .
Commission to Administer Oath of Allegiance, 2 .
TEvPORARY :-
Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen, 3.
PAMPER (59p 'USSEMBLY") .
CHIEF SECRETARY (See "MOTIONS") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") :-
Lays Document on Table (Election Petition), 3 ; (Order of Court), 159 .
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, 1 .
Read's 66mmission, 377 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT-WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT :-
RESUMPTIONS :-
ULLAGRELN (part), COPABELLA (parts, ERrOAVANDANG AND YARARA ESTATIT :-
Motion (Mr. Renshajv), That House .,,ipproves, and Debate ad u~jicd, 135 ; agreed to,
BANOON (part), GOONOO GOONGG HAIVIUSCOTE MOUNT TFNA .NDRA (part),
bx9?
SL (paa~`A-N'D ~&R'rl_'XBbNGLA
STATE
Motion (AIr. Renshaw), That I-louse appF~vcs, agreed to, 206-207 .
CL-0-SUIZE :-
Or DEBATE-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," a greed to, 21, 26, 39, 64-65,,66, .83, 103, 104,
134, 142, 168, 171, 174, 175 185 190 ' 10~_'fdb -1) -.1 . .: ) _216-24t' ~A~-2pt2bg- 3j2 . 334~
7 , 2" ;'
~ I, '! -i . , --?
." )
U! 2 ~97,411, a22, T6 .

xiv INDEX .
1950-51-52.
I
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36Tn rARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
COMMISSIONS :-
Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 1, 885 .
Deputy-Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, 2, 385 .
Commissioners', to administer Oath or Affirination of Allegiance to Members (Queen
Elizabeth 11), 377 .
COMMISSIONS-ROYAL (See "HOTELS AND BREWERIES" ; also "MINISTERIAL
STATEMENTS") .
COMMITTEES :-
Sessional Order appointing, 73 ; reappointment of Member (Mr. Black), 168.
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, 73 ; Member appointed to vacancy, 249 .
PRINTING :-
Sessioilial Order appointing, 72 .
PUBLIc ACCOUNTS :-
Speaker reports receipt of nominations and fixes date for election, 38 ; Members elected,
53-54.
HOUSE:-
SELECT:-
Leave given to C . 0 . J. Monro, Esq., ALL .A ., to appear before Council, 205 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 72.
COMMONWEALTH GOVERIN-MENT (See "STABIL1SATION OF THE NATIONAL
ECONOMY") .
CONSUMER GOODS (See "METHODS OF INCREASING PRODUCTION") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (See "PRODUCER-CO__-\TSUMER CO-OPERATION-) .
COPABELLA (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
COUNTRY PARTY :-
. Appointment of I-Ion . R . S .'Viiiecut as Deputy-Leader announced, 19.
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNTING") .
CUMBERLAND COUNTY PLANTNTING SCHEME (See "MOTIUINS") .
DRATITS (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
HARRY GORDON JAMCETT, EsQuiRr, 'M .L .A . :-
Speaker reports death, 121 ; Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by
State and of sympathy with family, 123 ; letter of thanks from ividow reported, 141.
FORMER MEMBERS :-
WILLIAM Roy CLipponD BAGNALL :-
Letter of thanks on behalf of family for Resolution of House (Session 1950) reported, 3 .
THE HONOURABLE ERNEST ALBERT BUTTENSIIANV-.-
Letter of thanks on behalf of family for Resolution of House (Session 1950)
82.
reported,
JOSEPH ALFRED CIkRX :-
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 125 .
JOHN WILLIAM DOYLE, EsQuinr ; GrORGr ROY WILLIAM McDONALD, EsQuIRE ; AND THE
HoNouRABLE WILLIAM ELLIOTT VEITCH Roi3soi,,, B .A ., M .L .C . :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
families, 214 ; lett& of thanks reported (Mrs . Robson), 243 .
CAPTAIN THE HONOURABLE WILLIAM FRAsrR DUNN:-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained. by State and of sympathy with
widow, 214 ; letter of thanks from widow, 302 .
His HONOUR JUDGE JosEPH LAMARO :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
f amily, 163 .

INDEX.
xv
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
DEATHS (continued) :-
FOIU%IFR MEMBERS (COnti?1110d)
-ALBErT LANE :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 122-3 .
WALTER FINLAY O'I-IF-NRN :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecating loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 19 .
MARY LiLy 1%UY QuiRK :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of ~ympatlly with
family, 385.
PATRJCE: CIIARLES SCULLY :-
Motion (Mr. James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy 7ith
family, 122-3 .
ERNEST PHILIP TRES1DDER:-
Motion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 122-3.
OTIIERS :-
Tim RIGHT Ha,,OURABLr JOSEPH BENEDICT CHIFiov, FORMER PRIME MINIS~T~ER Or,
AUSTRALIA :-
.tN-fotion (Mr . James McGirr) respecting loss sustained by State and Commonwealth of
Australia, and of sympathy with family, 203 ; letter of thanks . from widow reported,
214 .
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURN AIENT" ; also "CLOSURE") :~
Adjournment to terminate ' sitting-Scopc of Debate, statement by Speaker, 289 .
Interrupted to permit Member to table Pape~ (Private .Member), 295 ; (Minister), 317 .
Member allowed to address House second time oil same question-Stan ding Orders
suspended, 9 .
Member allowed to continue speech for further period, 160, 161, 165, 182, 231 .(2), 247,
258(-), 268('), 280, 287(2), 294, 295 .
Member directed to discontinue speech for tedious repetition, 295.
Reply-Motion for leave to introduce Bill, 139, 234,
Motion of General Business, 67, 142, 148, 191, 216, 247 .
Motion of Government Business (Closer Settlement Resumptions), 139, 207 .
Motion for 2' of Bill, 46, 54, 56, 62, 66, .73, 84, 131, 1.43, 144, 149, 152, 168,
188, 197, 200, 205, 238, 250, 259, 263, 269, 298-299, 329, 332, 334, 343,
348, 350 1
353 366 399 401, 405, 411, 422.
Motion :for 3o of hill) '187.'
Motion re Representative oil Council of University of Technology, 72 .
Motion re Precedence of Business, 70 .
Motion of Dissent, 244 .
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting,
357) 402, 434 .
80, 89, 165) 182, 209, 242, 290,
Motion for Adjournment under 49th Standing Order, 231, 279, 389 .
Motion of Censure, 93, 134, 3398 .
Motion for Special Adjournment, 117 .
Speaker puts Question under Standing Order 113A, 283 .
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISALLOWANCE OF BY-LAWS (See "GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1950") .
DISALLOWANCE OF REGULATIONS (See "TRANSPORT ACT, 1930, AS AMENDED" ;
also "FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT") .
DISORDER (See also "MEMBERS") :-
Member removed from Chamber by Serjealit-at-Arms, by direction of Mr . Speaker,
295, 414(2) .
DISSENT (See "SPEAKER") .
DIVISIONS :-
IN THE HOUSF, :-
Address-in-Reply, 22, 27.
Adjournment to terminate sitting, 434 .
Adjournment, 49th Standing Order, 389 .
Assembly's Representative on Council of N .S.W. University of Technology, 72 .
Assembly's Representative on Senate of Sydney University- 71 .
Censure Motion, 83-4 ; 134 .
Co-operation (Lecton Fruitgrowers' Agreements) Bill, 296) 299 .-

.
'
xvx;
1950-51-52 .
R~E~jqES T9 TIIE VOTE - S
AND PF~~ErDINGS, 36m PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
DIVISIONS (continued) :-
V
IN TIIE HOU.SE (Contiftued) :-
Disallowance
283.
of By-laws under Government Railways Act, agreed to, 102 ; negatived,
Disalloivance of Regulation under Transport Act and Transport (Division of Functions)
Act, negqtived, 102 ; Rescission of Resolution, agreed to, 105 .
Disallo-,vance 11 .
of Regulations (Nos .
.,negafived,-164 .
17 and 140) under Fisliciie"S'and Oyster Farms Act,
Dissent from. Deputy-Speaker's ruling, negatived, 244 .
Electricity Commission (Balinain Electric Light Conip. Iny 11 se) Bill, 84 .
Extension of sitting b9yond 10 .30 p.m., 425.
ospitalisation in Now South Wales, negdtived, 142-143 .
Hunter Valley Conservation Trust Bill, 65.
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (1951), 172, 175-176 .
iiMustrial ~iiibitraRtidn Wa'g7c) - nici~idn&ciit Bill, JOS-9 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill, 206 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 192.
Mc*.~f Industry (Aineudinoni) Bill, 428 .
New State of New England, proposal for, 67-68 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill, 42S, 430(~), 431 (2).
Police Offences (Age Limitation on the 'Use of Firearms) Aniendirient Bill, 32.9 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Dill (.1952), dO5 .
Pyrniont Po-wer Station-Alinistcy's statenient-49th Stinding Order adjournment,
389 .
Rescission of Resolution (Disallowance of Dy-law), agreed to, 105 .
Selling Price of Butter in New South Wales, vegatived, 216 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to-
Bring in'aiid pass Bill through all stages in one day, agreed to, 108, 428 .
Consider motion to extend sitting beyond 10 .30 p .pi ., ~gr ~d to, 425 .
$y4ncy , ports Ground and Sydney c~rickct Ground Amalgamation Bill, 263, 264 .
Tb~fBilfbe uow~'r6d 2`,'84, 206, 264~ 209, 329,' 426, 4--b, -
That Bill be read 2' "this day three nionths :', negatived, 175 .
Tha Bill be read 3', agreed to, 176, 4" 1 .
That Bill be recommitted . .
. . (on.
adoption, of R .eport), negqtived, ~92 .
That Bill be rede
r red to S61e ct Co'mmitt-e, c n_'eqati!ved,"_6-5-"
That Debate be adjourned, giegatived, 404 ; (until Titesday ??ext), ?~eggfived, 6 ; (until
'later' hour), negatived, 108-9 .
That"16ave lie kiven-to bring iii*Bill, agreed to, 430 .
That kelliber 6e' 'not 'furiber he'ard, qg~e'ed to, 247 ; 1 neg~ttived, 298 .
That Report be now adopted, ~grecd to, 172, 431 .
That Standing Orders be suspended to consider motion without notice (Rescissory
Afo~i'on), agr'e'ed lo', 104 ; (Bill all stages in one (İ 'ay), 108, 42 .18 .,
"That that Question be now put" (Previous Question), negatived, 22 .
illat'the Quesifou be n6iv' put, .aprced 1 16, 21,_ 26~ 39, 64-65 ;'66, '83, 103, 104, 134, 1,42,
168, 171, 174, 175, 185, 190, 199, 200, 2_16, '245, 24c, n5' 299~ M, 334, 371, 379-1
M ; 41i; 422, 426 .
That words proposed to be left out stand, agreed to ., 65, 66, 263, 268, .296 ; negatived,
246.
That words proposed to be added be so added, negatived, 22, 27 .
Town and Country Planning, 148 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Dill, 426 .
Tkiidtb6' Compani~s' Bill,
268 .'
Urgopey motion to consider motion relating to
Admifii'stration of the Department of the Chief Secretary, vegqti ved, 341 .
Destruction of Marsupial and Wbod-du~k Posts, ne~aiiie'd,- 253-.-
Education Department's Finances and Building Programme, negatived, 410 .
Emergency Transport during Twenty-four-hour RaffiviiF'8ffik6~ noga`"vd.` -
Iherbascs in Fares and Freight Charges, regatived ; 45-6 .-
Passage of Bill through all stages in one dny, agreco, to, 423 .
potato Pi-o(juction, negatived, 201, 304 .
Rescission of Resolution (Government Railways By-laws), agreed to, 103 .
Restrictions on Use of Land within County of Cumberland, ~negatived, 75 .
Strike by Government Omnibus Mechanics, vegotived, 173 .
The Speaker, negatived, 421 .
Vote of Censure (Public Transport Services), gicgathued, 398 .
)Vlicat Stabilisatioii-I.iefcreii(Iiiiii on Extension, vepafive(7, 0-45 .*
IN COMUTTFE, OF THE WIIOLE :-7
a
Coal nd Oil Shale Mine Worke, 's (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1951), 501 .
Co-operation (Leeto in Vr1ufig i ro 1 i` AV"' ors' W&cenleiits) M- 4, 7;
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 504.
A U~. I rl* ~; 1~' I * - * . :, 7

INDEX.
1950-51~52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PliOCLEDINGS ; 36TI-I PARLIAmENT-SECOND SESSION.
DIVISIONS (continued) :-
IN COMMITTEE OF THE 11THOLD (Contilme(l)
Hunter Valley Conservation Trust Bill, 463, 464 465(2), 466, 467(2) .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (195i)i 471, 472, 473, 474(2)1 475(2) ; 476,
.477 ; 478 (2) , 479, 480(-")~ 481('), 4~2 (2) .
Lidu striil Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (1552j, 5i1 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill, 486, 504 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill (49-51), 485.
Motor Traffic (Arnendment) Bill, 509-
Parliamehi ."try Electorates diid Elections ( .&mciidniefit) Dill, 515 (2).
Pastures Protection (Ainoridnieiit) Bill, 496.
Police Offences (Ago Linnit-htion on the u-so of Firearms) Anidlidmant Bill, 493 (2)
That Chairman leave Chair an(! Ropprt Bill,, 482 .
.
"That Question be hbiv pk"i 467, 47-9, 474 ; 475, 478("), 479, 480(l), 481, 482, 487,
504 (2), 509, 510 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, 512 (2), 5 .1.3, 514 .
Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill-, 508 (2) 509 (2 ), 510 .
IN CO'Abdl~Trk Or SUVPL-~'~
Estimates (1951-52) (Resolution Ale . 3 . 7) 491, (-Resolution ko . H~ 492, (Resolution
Yq . 39) 492, (Resolution No . 45) 493 .
Loaiv Estimates (19'D~'0-51) (Resolution), 461 .
ijoaii E'stnnates (1951-52)' (Resolid.ion), 503 ;
Supply Bill 1950) (Resolution)', 459 .
That Estimate be reduced by. ;Z .1 (Colonial Secretary), 492.
"That Question be now put", 491, 492, 493, 503 .
IN COMMITTEE OF W,~YS AND MEANS:-
Financial Statement (1.950-195-i) (Resolution), 469 .
Pinaficial Statement (,1951-1952) (Resolutioi~)' 488 .
"thai'(juestion- be now put", 469, 488.
IN CO)bhTqt,_t OF WAYS AND MEANS :-
1106UMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Iiiddx) .
EDUCATION (See "MINI§9tRIAh STATEMENTS",-- also "`.K .OTTON~S"Y .
tLECT'6RA-L :_-
DisTRicT oP BURWOOD:-
Speaker ic - ports death- of Hariy Goidorr Jackett,, tsqiiiie, and seat, oil motion of Mr.
James McGirr, declared vacant, 12L
Issue and Return of Writ and Election of Dr. Leslie Jaines Albert Parr reported, Dr.
Parr introduced and sworn, 179 .
Dimiarl! Or DARLfNGHURS~ :
Speaker reports receipt of Petition against rettifii of tlic flon . r J . Fiimian as
Member, 3.
Speak6f ieports, reecipf, b~~ Clerk, of bYder' of" Conit 6f Disputed kefurns disn-iiissing
Petition, Clerk tables Order, 159 .
DJSTRICT OF NFUTRAL BAY :-
Spe.~ker reports resignation- of Ivan. Carlisle Black,. Esquire, LL.B ., te contest V ederal
R lddff6i1s, and seat, on Motion of Mr . Jaind§i McGirr,~ declared- vacant, 121-2 .
issue and return of Writ and E lection of Ivan Carlisle Black, Esquire, LL .B ., reported,
Mr . Black introduced and sworn, 159 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (See "SUPEPANNUATION ACT, 1916-1948") .
ELECTRICITY SHORTAGE (See "VOT11' 0-f 0-ENTSUlIE" ; al'§6,
ESTABLISHMENT")',',-, 11 i-I I
ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Motion (Ar. Jacl.~'Bea7e), That, in opinion of House, deteri oration in clectricit I y supplios
has been intensified by system of centralised control, dtc .-, ruled, 6"dt of - ~rder,~ 160 .
RiAZAB~ETH IT, HER MAJESTY (See "ADDRESSES" ;
algo "OATH 01~ ALLEGIANCE"),
fRROWANBAN6 (See "CLOSER SE'V±I~IEME Nt") .
ESTIMATES' (Sce' "PINA&Ck") .
1bXT'ENSION OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL G)RbERS .
57501-D

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RMEX.
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
FARES AND FREIGHT CHARGES (See "MOTIONS") .
FINANCE :-
F
PU13LIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE :-
Speaker reports receipt of nominations and fixes date of election, 38 ;
53-54 .
Members elected,
SUPPLY :-
Motion (after Urgancy-Suspension of Standing Orde rs) made that House will at
later bour of day resolve itself into Committee, 7 .
House in Committee, (Supply Bill, 1950), 7, 1 .2 ; (Loan Estimates, 1950-51), 42, 51,
58 ; (Financial Statement, 1950-51), 55 ; (Estimates, 1950-51), 94, 99, 110, 113 ;
(Supply Bill, 1951), 221, 224, 225 ; (Financial -Statement, 1951-52), 263 ; (Estimates,
1961-52), 299, 302, 308, 309, 310 ; (Loan Est"Mates, 1951-52), 309, 322, 328,
369.
Resolutions reported, (Supply Bill, 1950), 12 ; (Financial Statement, 1950-51),
55 ; (Loan Estimates, 1950-51), 5S ; (Estimates, 1950-51), 113 ; (Supply Bill, 1951),
225 ; (Financial Statement, 1951-52), 263 ; (Estimates, 1951-52), 3,10 ; (Loan
Estimates, 1951-52), 369 .
Resolutions agreed to, (Supply Bill, 1950)~ 13 ; (Supply Bill, 1951), 226 ; (Financial
Statement 1950-51), 55 ; (Loan, Eslim-ates, 1950-51), 58 ; (Estimates, 1950-51),
11.5 ; (Financial ', Statement, 1951-52), 263 ; (Estimates, 1951-52), 311 ; (Loan
Estimates, 1951-52), 369 .
WAYS AND MEANS :-
Motion (after Urgency-Suspension of Standing Orders) made that House will at later
hour of day resolve itself into Committee, 7 .
House , in Committee, (Supply Bill, 1950), 13 ; (Supply Bill, 1951), 226 ; (Motor
Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 43, 46 ; (Financial Statement, 1950-51), 56, 64, 76,
77, 88, 91, 92, 94 ; (Loan Estimates, 1.950-51), 58 ; (Cattle Compensation Taxation
Bill), 250 ; (Financial Statement, 1951-52), ~63, 273, 277, 280, 281, 284, 288, 290,
292, 299 ; (Estimates, 1951-52), 312 ; (Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 354 ;
(Loan Estimates, 1951-52), 370.
Resolutions reported, (Supply Bill, 1950), 13 ; (Supply Bill, 1951), 226 ; (Motor Vehicles
(Taxation) Bill), 46 ; (Loan Estinwtes, 1.950-51), 58 ; (Financial Statement, 1950-
51), 94 ; (Estimates, 1950-51), 115 ; (Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill), 250 ;
(Financial Statement, 1951-52), 2_99 ; (Estimates, 1951-52), 312 ; (Motor Vehicles
(Taxation) Bill), 354 ; (Loan Estimates, 1951-52), 370 .
Resolutions agreed to, (Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 48 ; (Supply Bill, 1950), 13 ;
(Supply Bill,
1950-51), 94 ;
1951), 226 ;
(Estimates,
(Loan Estimates, 1950-51), 58 ; (Financial Statement,
1950-51), 115 ; (Cattle Compensati&n Taxation Bill),
250 ; (Financial Statement, 1951-5-9), 299 ; (Estiviates 1951-52),
Vehicles (Taxation) Bill), 356 ; (Loan Estimates, 1951-52), 370 .
312 ; (Motor
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935, AS AMENDED :-
LENGTH or FisniNG NETS AND SIZE OF FISH :-
Motion (Mr . Wingfield), pursuant to Notice, That House disallo-,vs Regulations Nos . 17
and 140 under, gazetted on 11th May, 1951, and laid on Table on 22nd May, 1951,
relative to, negatived, 164.
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "ADiNTISSION TO THE BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
FORESTRY:-
REVOCATION or DEDic4tnoN Or CERTAIN STATE FORESTS :-
Message from Governor recommending, 121 ; Motion .mado (Mr. Weir), That House
agrees to, agreed to, 146 .
GEORGE VI, HIS MAJESTY (See "ADDRESSES") .
GOYERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS")
G
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (See also "MINISTERIAL STATE -N.IENTS") -.- : . I
INCREASED FARES AND FREI6HTS :-
Motion (Mr . Treatt), pursuant to .Noti~~e, That House disallows By-laws 1055 and 1056,
gazetted on 29th September, 1950, and laid on Table of I-louse on 1st November,
1950, relating thereto, agreed to, 102 ; Motion (Mr. James McGirr) (after Urgency
-Suspension of Standing Orders) for Rescission of Resolution, agreed to, 103-4-5 .
Motion (Mr . Frith), pursuant to Notice, That House disallows By-laws 1068 and 1069,
gazetted on 12th October, 1951, and laid on Table of House on- 16th Octobwv 1951,
relating thereto, %egatived, 283 .

INDEX.
1950-51-52 . -"7
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
~G
GOVERNOR (See also 14LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOP.") :
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 3 .
OPENING SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 3 ; Motion (Mr. McMahon)
made for adoption of Address-in-Reply, and motion (Mr. Treatt) for adjournment
of Debate until Tuesday next, negatived, Debate adjourned until To-morrow,
6-7 ; Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to permit Mr . Treatt to address
House second time, 9 ; Debate resLinied and adjourned, 14 ; amendment
(Mr . Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 17 ; amendment
amended (by consent) to correct obviously unintended reflection upon
Governor, amendment agreed to, 21 ; aniendment (Mr . Cooke) to add new paragraph
(5 .)'ncgaiivcd, motion (Mr. C. E. Martin) for Previous Question, Question
"That that Question be now put" negatived, 22-23 ; motion (Mr. Lazzarini) made
for adoption of Address-in-Reply and Debate adjourned, 23 ; amendment (Mr .
Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .) wegatived and Debate adjourned, 26-27 ;
resumed and adjourned, 29, 32, 33-34 ; amendment (Mr. Howarth) to add new
paragraph (4 .) ruled out of order and Debate adjourned, 35-36 ; Address-in-Reply
agreed to, 39 ; presented to Governor and Reply reported, 41 .
GREYHOUND PACING CONTROL BOARD (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS")
I
H
HOSPITALISATION IN NEW SOUTH WALES'_
Motion (Mr. Hughes), pursuant to Notice, That inadequacy of existing facilities
constitutes a threat to health and lives of peoplc, and is result of Government's
inertia,,etc ., vegatived, 142-143 .
HOTELS AND BREWERIES-NEED FOR ROYAL CO-.NIMISSION:-
Motion (Mr . Treatt) (aftcr Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders-
Urgency), That in opinion of House a Royal Commission should be appointed to
inquire into (a) hotel ownership by brewery companies, etc . ; (b) the "tied house"
system ; and (c) application of section 41 of Liquor Act, for purposes of ascertaining
how far these matters operate against public interest, and amendment (Mr.
James McGirr) for omission and addition of certain words (by leave withdrawn),
amendment (Mr. James McGirr), by consent, for the addition of new paragraphs
(d) to (i) inclusive ; amendment agreed to, Motion,'as amended, agreed to, 189-191 .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "BUSINESS") .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
HOUSE OF COMMONS-NEW CHAMBER :-
Speaker informs House of letter written by himself
and reads acknowledgment thereto, 82.
to Speaker of Imperial House,
IMPERIAL HOUSE OF COMMONS (See "HOUSE OF COMMONS")
J
JUDGES, ADDTTIONAL PUISNE (See "SUPREME COURT AND, CIRCUIT COURTS
ACT, 1900") .
KING GEORGE VI (See "ADDRESSES")
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER, SETTLEMENT") .
LEADER OF OPPOSITION :-
Suspension of Standing Orders (by consents to enable the, to address House second
time on same 4uestion, 9 .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for appointment of Managin~ Trustees, apreed to, 20,
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for appointment of G. W . Brain, Esquire, as Managing Trustee
in place of 1-1. G. Jackett, Esquire, deceased, agreed to, 139 .

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INDEX.
1950-51-52 .
REF,_ FRENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36m
PARLIAMFNT-SECOND $E55ION.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTTI WALES (See also "MOTIONS" ; also
"PAPERS" Index under this heading) :-
ELECTION OF MEMBERS TO :-
CASUAL VACANCY :-
Speaker reports Message from Lioutenant-Governor announcing issue of Writ and
'fqrwardi~g copy thereof, Writ read by Clork'and Speaker directs that taking of
v6t~s be"an Order , of the Day 'f or date specified in W it '23~-3 - Election takes
l1ldc6, 265' .
SIXTii TRIENNIAL :-
§p6aker reports Message from Lieutenant-Governor announcing issue of Writ and
f6iw,~iding' copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and Speaker directs that taking of
voic's'be . an Order of the D~-y for date specified in Writ, 306-7-8 ; El . ection takes
place, 337.
LIBRARY (See, "COMMITTEES") .
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR :-
ASSUMPTION OF OFFICE OF His EXCELLENCY TiiF HoN . I.~ENNETII WHISTLER STREET :-
Message notifying, 213 ; Motion made (Mr. Ja .mes McGirr) for Address in acknow-
.1 .
ledgment of Message, agreed to, 214 .
LIQUOR ACT, 1912 (See also "HOTELS AND BREWERIES")--
Motion (Mr . Geraghty) for adjournment of House under 49th Standing Order to discus
pronouncement by His Honour Judge Berne, regarding Breweries contraveiiin~s
section 41 (not supported by five o1hcr Honourable 31evibers) not proceeded
1 % .
with, -
110 .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See "TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING") .
I
MEMBERS (See also "DEATH" ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Death reported, 121 .
Directed -to discontinue speech for tedious repetition,
Ei6eted to S&ihte of Univeisity of SYdney, 70-71 .
295.
Elected to'
Council of'University of ~cehnology, 72 .
Leave given to, to appear before Council Select Committee, 205 .
Makes Personal Explanation, 420 .
Member, not being a Minister of the Crown, tables Papers, 2.95 .
Motion "That Member be not further heard," negati~ed, 54, 298 ; agreed to, 247 .
Personal Explanation, 420 .
Private Member tables Paper, 295 .
Provident Fund-Managin, Trustee appointed, 20 ; casual vacancy filled, 139 .
Public Accounts Committee-elected, 53 .
Reappointed to House Committee, 168 .
Resignation reported (to contest Federal Election), 121, 122 .
Speaks second time to same Question (Standing Orders swspended to allow), 9 .
Specelies-Motion to allow to continue for further period _(agreed to), 160, 161, 165,
182, 231.(-~),~ 247, 2,58(-), 268(:% 280, 287(2), 294, 295 .
Sworn, *1.59, 179, 377(1-'), 385(2) .
Takes notice of stranger in area behind Speaker's Chair, 299 .
DISORDER :-
Removed by Serjeant-at-ikrips from Chamber (_ffr. Dewley), P5 ; (Mr. Willis)~ 414 ;
Turner)l 414 .
MENTAL HOSPITAL, CALLAN PARK (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
MESSAGES
Bill Reserved for Royal Assent, 92 ; Assent reported, 121 .
FROM THE ; GovEnvoR :-
1 . Recommending Su ply Bill, 7 .
2 . Assenting to SuppV Bill, 36.
3 . Recommendiag Main Roads (Amendment) Pill, 37 .
4 . Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 37 .
5 . Do . Loan Estimates, 1950-51, 42 .
6 . Do . Hunter Valley Conservation Trust 13111, 53 .
7 . Do . Appropriation Pill (Budget, 1959-1951), 55 .
8 . Do . Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 57 .
9 . Do . Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, 57 .
10 . Do . Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purchase)
Pill, 73 .
1
'
1 . AssentingtoGeneral Loan Account AppyopTiation Bill, 81 .
12 . 'Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 81 .
13 . Do . Mvin Roads (Amendment) Bill, 81 .

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INDEX :
1650
R[jftkjNC~S 16 jRE' VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 3 6TH PARL IAi4EN' . T-SE'b--`
C ND SESSfON :
3~iE§S,&-GES (continucd) :-
FRom THE GoVEfti~oR (cd?itinticd) :-
I .
14 . (Amendinent) Bill, 82 .
16 . Mine Workers (Superannuation)
Assenting to Mbdical Practitioners
Recommending Coal and Oil Shale Amendment
16. Notifying that
Bill (1950) ; 87 .
Constitution Amendment (Legis'lativ'
o Asscmbly) Bill had been
Rcserved for Royal Assent, 92 .
17 . A ssenting to H~ftter Valley Coliservatidn Tr-d8t Pill' 93 .
18 . Recomiri6nding Suitbrs' Fund Bill, 97 .
19 . Do . College Street Pedestrian Subi~ay Constructioft till, 0.
20 . Assenting to Wild Dog De~truction (Amend meut)~ till, 10 7
1
.
21 .- Recommending Industrial Arbitration (Baiie Wage) Amendment Bill, 107 .
H. Assenting to Crimes (Am6ndmcht) Bill, 119 .
23 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment
Bill (1950), 119.
24 . Do. Electricity Commission (Balmahi Electric Likht CoiKj)any Pur&ase)
Bill, '119 .
2D . D6. Appropriation Bill, 120 .
26 . Do. Indust0al Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 120.
27 . Do . Moratorium (Amendment) Pill, 120 .
28 . 'D6 . College Street Pedestrian Sfbiv,,fy Constrixtion Bill, 120 .
Do . Constitution Ame'dmeni 11 (L~,Osfutive - Asseinbly) (R~§~rvM)' Billi 121 .
30 . Recommending R6v6cation of Dedication of certtlin State Forests, 121 ;
31 . Do. Friendly Societies (Affiblidnidd)' Billj 13 . 0 .
Dp . Superammation (Defen6e Service,) Amendment Bill, 1A1 .
Do . Raral Worklers Accon-imodation' (Amendti~ent) Bill, 133 .
Do . Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (1951), 147 .
35 . Do . Forestr.y (Amendment) Dill, 163 .
36 . Do . Local Government (Ahiendment) till (1951), 163 .
37 . Assenting to Dividing Fences Bill, 119 .-
38 . Do . Rural Woikel-s Accommodation (Aln cafneff)' -
Bill 17 .9*.
39 . Do . Public Ace.ountants Vegis~raiio'n . (Alh6ndm6A) Bifi, igd.
40 . D6 . - Dried . Frmts " (A]llendi~ieut)' ' Bi11, 180;'
41 . DO . Friendly Societies (Amendfnent) Bill ., 196 .
42 . Do . Traf[16 Ehfeiy (Lights afid- Hoaidin~s) Billi 180 .
43 . Do. Superannuation (Defence Service) Ameliddleni BfIl, 180.
44.
Do . Suitors' Fund Bill, 181 .
45. Do . Racing (Amei~dinellt) Bill, 181 .
46 . Recommending District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 187 .
47. Do. Workers' Coinpensa tioif (Amendm6nQ Dill, 191 .
48. Do - . Sydney Harbour Trnnsport Bill, 199 .
49 . Assenting to Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill, 211 .
50. Do . Industri-il Arbitration (Amendment)' Bill, 211 .
51 . D9 . Wiley Harbour Transport Bill, : 211. .'
Do . Loc I Goverpment (Auienfflhent) Bill, 212
53 . Do .' . Workers' Compens*ation (Amendment), Bill, 212 .
54 . Do . District Courts .(Amendment) Bill, 212 .
55 . Do . Prevention of . Cruelty to Animals (Am6fidment) Bill (1951), 212.
56 . Do . Government,Railways (Am6ndmdftt) Bill ; 213.
5 7 . Do . Forestry (Amendment) Bill, 21 .3 .
58 . DO '. Coal Yijiinfr Industry Long Service, Leavc (Amendment) Bill, 913'.
59 . Do . Mine Sub9idence (Aruciidment~ till, 213.
~
.
.
.
FRou ',ftin Lii~*T'ENAN'T .- GOVER N611 (TITE HONOURATILt KE~,NRTH 11"IIISTLra STREEi)
60 1~o~ifyiiig Assembly of Ili's assiumpilon of Administration oi Goverunent, 213 .
61 RecommendiDg Supply Bill (1951),'217 .
62 Do . iNT6 cas~lc HaTbour (inprovement s) ' Bill, 223 .
63 Do . C.Ittle W complensallon Bill, . .223 .
64 Do. Cattle Conli)ensation Taxation Bill', 224 .
65 Do . Blowering Dam Bill, 229 .-
66 . Do . (Sydnby Simrts Grour'd and Sydney Crick6t Ground Aipalgalmftion
Bill, 230~
67 . Do . Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, 231 .
G& A nnouncin a' .Issue of Writ for' Election of Members- to Legislative Coillicil, 232'
69' AssefititiV to Stipjily Biff (1951), 243 .
70 Recommen ding, Thirlmerf,, to Burragorang Railway Bill, 249*.
71- Do . Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill,'257 .
72 Estim,-ites of Expeudi~urc (Budget Pai)ers) .for 1951-529, 262 .
73 Assenting to Newcastle Harbour (Improvements)- Bill, 271 .
7~~ Do . A ula'cc transport Service (Ambndmeht) Bill, 271 .
75 Do . Blowering mb-
Dam Bill, 285 .
76 Do . Cattle Compensation Bill, 285 .
77 Do Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 286 .
78 Do . Workers' ConVidiisation- .
(Furth`er'Amiiidlnefit`l Billl~ 286 :
79 Do . Thirlmere to Dfi-rfag6ranq~ Railwny: Baf, 6a.
p() Do . 'ItatUtOT-,' Salarip's Adjustment Bill', 291 .
81 Do University and University Colleges -(,km6i,&ldKfY, Diill) 2-9Y.
82 Do . Crimes- (Amendinent) Bill (.1,95-1)*, 297 .
83 . Do. 8~dlieir Sporf~ dround and Syd'ii~y CYi'~ket- Gi 6iffid- Lion Bill,
297.

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INDEX :
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINIGS,
36TH FARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE LIEUTENANT-GOVEnNoa :-
84 . Recommending New South Wales University of Technology (Construction) Bill, 303 .
85 . Do . Great Northern Railway Deviation (Singleton to Nundah) Bill, 303 .
86 . Do . Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 304 .
87 . Do . Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 304.
88 . Announcing issue of Writ for Sixth Triennial Election of
Council, 306 .
Members to Legislative
89 . Recommending Loan Estimates, 1951-1951, 309 .
90 . Do . War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment)
Bill, 321 .
91 . Do . Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, 3111 .
92. Do . Local Government (Land Acquisition) Amendment Bill, 321 .
93 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill (1951-52), 331 .
94. Do . State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 331 .
95 . Recommending Motor Vehicles Taxation Management (Amendment) Bill, 339.
96 . Do . Legislative Assembly Mcinbeys Superannuation (Amendment) Bill,
97 . Do . Police ReguIntion (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 339 .
98 . Do . Superannuation (Amentiment) Bill, 340 .
99 . Do . Government Railways (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 340 .
100 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill,
340 .
101 . Do . 1%lotor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 340,
102 . Do . Worh-nien's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 347.
103 . Assenting to Great Northern Railway Deviation (Singleton to Nundah) Bill, 351 .
104 . Do . Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 351 .
105 . Do . New South Wales University of Tochnology (Construction) Bill, 352 .
106 . Do . Co-operation (Leeton Fruitgrowers' Agreements) Bill, 352 .
107 . Do . War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill,
359 .
Jos . Do . Pastures Protection (Aniendment) Dill, 359 .
109 . Recentme n ding" Parliam on tary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 360,
110 . Do . Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 0360 .
111 . Assenting to Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, 36 .1 .
112 . Do . Jury ~Amciiduient) Bill, 361 .
113 . Do . Girl Guides Association (New South Wales) Incorporation Bill, 361 .
114 . Do . Local Government (Land Acquisition) Amendment . Bill, 361 .
115 . Do . Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, 362 .
116 . Do . Police Offences (Age Limitation on the 'Use of Firearms) Amendment
Bill, 362 .
117 . Do . Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 3365 .
FRO'.~ TTIE GCPVFR .NOIZ--
118 . Informing Assenihly of the Death of His Most Gracious Majesty King George VI,
377 .
119 . Assenting to Police Regulation (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 379 .
120 . Do . Government Railways (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 379 .
121 . Do . Legislative Assembly Menibers Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 379 .
122 . Do. Wheat Industry Sfabilisation (Amendment) Bill, 379 .
.
123 . Do . Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, 380 .
.124 . Do . Dairy Industry (Amendment) Dill, 380 .
125 . Do . Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 380 . ,
126 . Do . Motor Vehicles Taxation Management (Amendment) Bill, 380.
127 . Do . General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (1951~, 881 .
128 Do . Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 381 .
129 . Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 381 .
1110. Do . Broken I-Till Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 381 .
131 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill,
381 .
132 . Do . Parliamentary Allowauces and S.113TiCS. Bill, 382 .
1.33 . Do . Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 3S2 .
1.34 . Do . Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 382 .
13-5 . Recommendin-g Prisons Bill, 391 .
136 . Do . Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Dill, 397.
137 . Do . Mining (Amendment) Bill, 404.
138 . Do . Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Pill, 409 .
139 . Do . Local Government (Amendment) Bill (1952), 409 .
140 . Do . Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill,
410.
3 .41 . Do . Public I-Tealth (Amendment) Bill, 410 .
142 . Do . Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (1 .952), 413 .
143 . Do . Ment Industry (Amendment) Pill, 413 .
1,44 . Do . Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill, 419 .
145. Assenting to Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill (1952), 433 .
FRom ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL :-
Transmitting :-
Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Dill, 255 .
Appropriation Bill (Budget, 1950-1951), 116.
Appropriation Bill (Budget, 1951-1952), -313 .
Blowering Dam Bill, 258 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 363 .
Cattle Compensation Bill, 250 .
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 251 .

INDEX.
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND rROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MESSAGES (mtinued) :
Frzom ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL (continued) :-
'
;
-
Transmitting ~continued) :-
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1950), 105 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1951), 347 .
Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 362 .
Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Bill, 197 .
College Street Pedestrian Subway Construction Bill, 106 .
Constitution Amendment (Legislative Assembly) Bill, 55 .
Co-operation (Leeton Fruitgro-%vers' Agreements) Bill, 301 .
Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 401 .
Crimes (Amendment) Bill (1950), 76 .
Crimes (Amendment)' Bill (1951), 254 .
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 371 .
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 205 .
Dividing Fences Bill, 151 .
Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, 152 .
Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purchase) Bill, 88 .
Forestry (Amendment) Bill,,188.
Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, 152 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (Loan Estimates, 1950-1951), 59 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill .(Loan Estimates, 1951-1952), 370 .
Girl Guides Association (New South Wales) Ipcorporation Bill, 343 .
Government Railways .(Amendment) Bill, 188 .
Government Railways (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 349 .
Great Northern Railway Deviation (Siu&ton to . Nundah) Bill, 3~2 .
Height of Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 407 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 415 .
Hunter Valley Conservation Trust Bill, 68 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill (1951)-y 176 .
Industrial Arbitration
Industrial Arbitration
(Amendment) Bill (1952), 423 .
(Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 109.
Inflammable Liquid (Amendment) Bill, 417 ."
Jury (Amendment) Bill, 343 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 373 .
Landlord and Tenant (War Service) Amendment Bill 206 .
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 318.
Local Government (Amendment) Bill (1951), 193 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill (1952), 421 .
Local Goverilment (Further Amendment) Bill, 316 .
Local Government (Land Acquisition) Amendment Bill, 344 .
Main Roads (Amendment) Bill (1950), 58 .
Main Roads (Amendment) Bill (1951), 365 .
Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, 321 .
Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 429 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 49 .
Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 193 .
Mining (Amendment) Bill, 417.
Moratorium (Amendment) Bill,- 106 .
Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 353 .
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill (1950), 50.
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill (1951), 357 .
Motol . -NTehieles Taxation Management (Amendment) Bill, '353 .
New South Wales University of T(Thnology (Construction) Bill, 316 .
Newcastle Harbour (Improvements) Bill, 242 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 374 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Amendment) Bill, 432 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 327 .
Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 416 .
Police Offences (Age .Limitation on the Use of Firearms) Amendment Dill, 333 .
Poli-ce Regulation (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 348 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill (1951), 187 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill (1952), 405 .
Prisons Bill, 407 .
Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill,
Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 422 .
145 .
Racing (Amendment) Bill, 156.
Rur9l Workers Accommodation (Amendment) Bill, 149 .
St . Luke's Hospital Bill, 416 .
State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 295 .
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 272 .
Suitors' Fund Bill, 139 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 365 .
Superannuation (Defence Service) Amendment Bill, 145 .
Supply Bill (1950), 13 .
Supply Bill (1951), 227 .
Sydney Harbour Transport Bill, 201 .
Sydney Sports Ground and Sydney Cricket Ground Amalgamation Bill, 272 .
Thirlmere to Burragorang Railway Bill, 272 .
Traffic Safety (Lights and Hoardings) Bill, 146 .
Transport (Division of Functions) . Ameytdment Dill, 429 .
University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 271,

INDEX .
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 30TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRom ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL, (continued)
Transmitting (conlimted) :-
Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, 328 .
Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill, 414.
NVar §erviee Laild Settlement mul Closer Settlement (Amendmont) Bill, 327.
Wheat Industry Stabilisation (Amendm.ent) Bill, 333 .
Wild Dog D.estruction (Aipemlincnt) Bill, 63 .
Workers' Compensation (Aluendment) Dill, 201 .
Workers' Compeusatiqu (Furtlier Ainendpient) Bill, 2161 .
Workmen's ColyippiIsation (,Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 374 .
Returning :-
SI utherland Shire (Com"ous Road I Sports Ground) Bill, without amendment, 408.
Trustee Companies Bill, witli ,in amendment, 432 .
Agrc,,,in,g to Council's nuien(Aments in :-
.
Cattle Compensation Pill, 1-72 .
Coal ,ud Oil Slizile Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1951),
113
Coal and Oil "Imde Mine Worl,.crs (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1952), 364 .
Crinles (Ammidnient) Bill (1951), 280 .
'Dividin- Fences Bill, 156 .
Jud.ustrh.tl Arl)itration (Amendinent) Fill, 197 .
Matripiouial Causes (Aniendment) Bill, 344 .
Motor Traffic (Amendment) hill, 372 .
Pris.Qpq Bili, 4.14 .
Supei-animation (Amendment) Bill, 371 .
Sydylcy sports Grquild and Sydney Cricket Groaud Amalgamation Bill, 2SO.
Traffli-e Safety (Lights an~ Roardings) Bill, 15.7 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 209 .
Disagreeing to Cowicills amendments in :-
Electricity Commission (Balumin Electric Light Company Purchase) Bill, 95 .
Granting leave to C . 0 . J . Monro, Esq., 1\,T.L .A ., to give evidence before Select Committee
of the Council, 205. .
.
FVOM COUNCIL To, ASSEMBLY :-
returning :-
Ambulance TraDsport Service (AmeLdmcut) Dill, without amendment, 260 .
Appropriation Bill (Budget, 1.950-1951), without arnendinclit, 117 .
Appropriation Bill (Budget, 1951-1952), without auiendumit, 323 .
Blowering Dam Bill, without amendment, 261 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 367.
Cattle Compensation Bill, -%vith an amendinent, 261-
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, without aniendment, 262 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendincut Bill (1950), with
amendincuts, 112 .
Coal and Oil Shale Milne Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill (1951), with
ameudnicuts, 363 .
Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, without -mendalent, 363 .
T Coal T4iuing Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) 'Bill, without amendment,
198 .
College Street Pedestrian Subway Ccnstruction Dill, without amendment, 1.12 .
Constitution Amendment (Leg'slative Assembly) Bill, without amendment, 64 .
Co-opei, -ation (Leeton Fruitgr~ wers' Agreements) Pill, without amendment, 324.
Copyright (Amendment) Bill, without amendaicrit, 412 .
Crinics (Amendment) Bill (1950), without anmidment, 88 .
Crimes (Amendment) Bill (1,951), vd[ji amendinents, 274 .
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Eill, without amendment, 3113,
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 207 .
Dividing .Fences Bill, with an amendmenty 1.55 .
Dried Fruits (Amendulent) Bill, witbout -amendment, 155 .
Electric,ity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purelmse) Bill, with an
arnendinent, 88 .
For~s.Lry (Amendinent) Bill, without amendment, 195 .
Friendly Societies (Aineudinent) Bill, ivithout amendment, 155 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (Loan Estimates, 1950-1951), without
amendment, 64 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (Loan Estimates, 1951-1952), without
nmendment, 37"3 .
Girl Guides Association (Now South Wales) Incorporation Bill, without amendment,
'145 .
Covcrmnent Railways (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 195.
Government Railwa .i-s (Superammation) Amendment Bill, without amendment, .160 .
(!real Northem Rbihvny Deviation (Siu .gloton to -Nundah) Dill, without aniendment,
324 .
l1eiglit of -.Buildings (Amendment) Pill, without amendment, 417.
Hunter District Water, Se .werage and Drainage (Amendnieut)' Bill, 'kvithGut
aIII Clio, In Out, 411) .
Thinter Valley Conservation Trust Dill) without amendment, 75 .
Industri -11 . Arbitration (Aineudment) Bill (19R), wi:tll an aIIIendment, 195 .

INDEX.
xxv
1950-51-52 .
RrFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I
PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRoi%j COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continved) :-
m
Returning (oontinued)
Industrial Arbitration (Aniendinent) Bill (1952), without amendniclit, 427 .
Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendmout Bill, %vithout afficlidniont, 116 .
Inflammable Liquid (Amendinout) Bill, -without amendment, 423 .
Jury (Amendinent) Bill, without amendment, 34" .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, without amendhient, 374 .
Landlord and Tenaut (War Servin) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 208 .
Legislative, Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, without ahiend-
1pent, 359 .
Local Govermuent (Amendment) bill (1951), without amendment, 198 .
Local Government (Amendment) bill (1952), without amendment, 427 .
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 3-94 .
Local Goverm-nent (Land Acquisition) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 345 .
Main Roads (Amendment) Bill (1950), without amendment, 64 .
kaill Roads (Amendment) Bill (1951), without amendment, 367 .
Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, -%vith an amendment, 330 .
M7 .cat Industry (Aineudinent) Bill, without imendment, 432 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, without aniondment,' 61 .
Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, .19
Mining (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 423 .
Moratorium (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 111 .
Motor Traflic (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 368 .
Motor Veldeles (Taxation) Bill (1950), without amendment, 61 .
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill (1951), without amendment, 367 .
Motor Vehicles Taxation Management (Amendment) Bill, -,vithout aniond .nei.it, 368 .
New South Wales University of Technology (Construction) Bill, without ainoDdment,
324 .
Newcastle Harbour (Improvements) Bill, without amendment, 20 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, -%vithout aniendraefit, 375 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Aniendment) Bill, without amendment,
43,~t .
Pastures Protection (Amendinent) Bill, without amendment, 329 .
Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 424 .
Police Offences (Age Limitation
without amendment, 344 .
oil the Use of Firearms) Amendinent' Bill,
Police Regulation (Superannuation) Amondmont Bill:, without .9mendmont, .160 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill (1951), without aniendment,
19D .
Prevention of Cruelty to Aninials (Amendment) Bill (1952), without a'mcndment,
412 .
Prisons Bill, with amendinents, 424 .
Publi-c Accoun&mts, Registration : (Amendment) 13:11 without aniendment, 149 .
Public ilealth (Amendment) Bill . without amendment, 421G
Racing (Amendment) Bill, :
without amendment, 169 .
li~ural Worhors Aceommodation (Amendment) Bill, without ah-endinent, 153 .
St . Luke's Hospital Bill, without amendment, 419 .
State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 308 .
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, -svitl)out amendment, 273 .
Suitors' Fund Bill, witbout amendment, 149 .
Superahnuation (Amendinent) Bill, with -iniondirents, 368 .
upemlinuation (Defence Service) Ainwidment Bill,
Supply Pill (1950), without amcn6nient, 19 .
vdtllout, aln"'Id-lent, 149~
Supply Bill (1951.), without nniondment, 231 .
Sydney Harbour Transport Bill, without amendiaont, 207 .
Sydney Sports Ground and Sydney Cricket Greimd Anial .g .,11nation
:imendment, 274 .
Bill, with ali
Th-'rIniere to Burragorang Railway Bill, w.ithout : I I ner. (ImenA, 273
Tralffle Safety (Lights and Hoardings) Bill, witli :11, aniendinout, 1,59
Trnm3port (Division of Functions) Amondnici'it Bill . Nvitliout amendnient, 4,99 .
Uiliversity and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, witljou~ an eudmcht, 273 .
Valuation of Land. (An;endincift) Bill, without amendment, o33- .1
Veterinar y Surgeons (Aniendmeht) Bill, %vithout nmendment, 418 .
War Service ' Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Ameadmenty Bill, witliout
a ..niendment~ 329
Wheat Industry Stabilisntion (Amend"Iclit) Bill, without amendinent, 335 .
Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, without anicudinent, 73-.
~Vorkers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 108 .
Workers' Compensation (Purthor An-iondInOnt) Dill, without a`,~eiidiucnt, 267 .
Worhynen's Compensation (Brohea Hill) Annendinent Dill, witnout amendment, 375 .
A',--rccin? to Assombly's ainendinclit in Trustee Companies Bill, 434 .
Not ills*F-~ting On its. -Ialclid'Uelit aisa-greed to by Assen,"bly i!l :-
Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Liglit Company Purchase) Bill, 107.
Aski leave to oxmnine Cecil Owen James Monro, Esq ., Member of tho Legislative
zsembly, , before the Select Committee on Sutherland S1,ire (Gannoii~ go,-kcj Sports
Groundt), Bill, 205
Transmitting :-
Trustee Companies, (Aniendin.ent) Dill', 191,
Sutherlind Shire (Gt_11pons
Road Sports Ground) DLII, 273

xxvi INDEX. -
~ -1 -1,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
Id
METHODS OF INCREASING PRODUCTION :-
Motion made (Mr . Hughes), pursuant to Notice, That in opinion of .House greater
offieienev in method and iniDroved industrial relations between employer and
employie are essential to in'cronso production of consumer goods, etc ., and
that a Ministry of Production should be createil to encourage improved techniques,
etc ., and Debate adjourned, 279-80 .
MIDNIGHT :-
Sittings after, 66, 113, 134, -901, 375, 427 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr. Ja7nes McGirr) regarding determination of Government to appoint a Royal
Commission to inquire into statements made in House by the Honourable Member
for Coogee, as to the identity Of Victor Nicholas Peters, a member of the Greyhound
Racing Control Board, 82 .
Made (Mr. Sheahan), concerning failure of certain comparies to fulfil contracts made
since 1943 despite payment of largo proportions of contract prices, 1037 .
Made (M-r. O'Sullivan.) respecting police inquiries into allegations concerning treatment
of patients at Callan Park Mental Hospital, 171 .
Made (Mr . 117eir) regarding the diversion of tile Snowy ]liver waters into the Murrumbidgee
Valley and the delay by the Commonwealth Government in setting up the
Statutory Committee to implement decisions, 1.81 .
Made (Mr . Sheahan) respecting the disappearance of certain Railways Department
files relating to contraets, 253 .
Made (Mr . C. E . Martin) relating to tli-. manner in wbich the Public Accountants
Registration Act has operated since it was passed in J945, 342 .
-Made (Mr . C . E . Martin.) upon the incidence of crime among "New . Australians"
. settled in New South Wales, 360,
Made (Mr . Reffron) concerning the effect upon the Government's school building
programme of the reduced loan allocation, 409 .
.
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADJOURN-_T%IENT1') :-
Adjournment, under 49th Standing Order :-
Curtailment of Railway Services, Maitland-Kurri Kurri-Cessnocli Line, withdrawn,
323 .
His Honour Judge Borne's Pronouncement re Breweries, not supported by five other
Members-not procceded with, 110 .
Perpetual Trustee Company's Deninlid for Tenancy Transfer, withdrawn, 279 .
Pyrmolit Power Station, negatived, 389 :
Traffic Lights at a -North Stratlifield Road Intersection, withdrawn, 231 .
Administration of the Department of the Chief Secretary (Urgency), negatived, 340 .
Broad Deliveries 182 .
Bus Mechanics' §trike, ruled out of order 167 .
Bus Mechanics' Strike (Einergency Transport) ' (Urgeneg), negatived, 173 .
Centenary of the University of Sydney, agreed to, 50 .
Education Department's Finauces and Building Programme (Urgency), negatived, 410 .
Electricity Supplies in New Snuth Wales, negatived, 1.34 ; rided ont of order, 160 .
Emergency Transport during Twenty-four-hour Railway Strike (Urgency), negatived,
69 .
Extension of Sitting after 10 .20 p .m ., rigrerd to . 373 .
Hospitalisation. in New f8ioutli '"'ales, regatived, 142-143 .
Hotels and Breweries-Need for Royal Commission, agreed to, 191 .
Increase in Fares and Freight Charges (Urgency), negatived, 45 .
Legislation for the Abolition of Legislative Council (Urgency), ru"ed out of order, 414 .
Methods of Increasing Production . 279 .
Now State of New England proposal, n .o.(7atived, 67 .
Permits for Destruction of Marsupial ajid Wood-duck Posts (Urgency), negatived, 253 .
Potato Production (Ur~qe-ncy), reoatived, 203-204, 304 .
Preservation of Wage Margins, 2 .58 .
Producer-Consumer Co-operation, 160 .
Rescission of Resolution, agreed to ., 1.05 .
Restrictions on Use of Lind within Comity of Ctiniberland (Urqency), negative(,,, 75 .
Selling Price of Butter in New South Wales, vogaiived, 215-216 .
Speaker (Urgency), vegatived . 420 .
Stabilisation of the Nqtional Economy, 286-7 .
That Member be not further heard, a . greed to, 247 ; regatived, 54, 298 .
Town and Country Planning, 130, vegatived, 148 .
Treatment of Tuberculosis, 294 .
Under Standing Order 113A :-
Disallowance of Res-,ulation re Trim fares and overlapping sections, negatived, 101 .
Disallowanco of Dy-laws re Railway fare increase, agreed to, 102 ; resolution
rescinded, 10 .3 .
Disallowance of Pic .,ulations re Len~ths of fishing nets and size of fish, negatived,
164 .
Disallowarce of Dy-laws re Increased freights and fares, negatived, 283 .
Vote of Cons u re-Electrici ty Stipplies, negatived, 134 .
Wheat Stabilisation Scheme-Reforendum on Extension, 231 ; amended and agreed to,
245-7 .
MURRUMBIDGEE VALLEY (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .

INDEX .
xxvii
1950-51-52 . i
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
NATIONAL ECONOMY (See
NEW ENGLAND (See "NEW STATE") .
"STABILISATION OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY"),
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY:-
Motion (Mr. Jaines McGirr), pursuant to Notice, That the Hon. F . J . Finnan, Minister
for Labour and Industry, be elected as representative of Legislative Assembly on
Council of ; Motion (Mr . Treatt), That Mr . Eric Ucarnsliaiv, Member f or Eastwood,
be representative ; Question, "That Mr . Finnan be elected," agreed to, 71-72 .
NEW STATE :-
PROPOSED, OF New England :-
Motion (Lieut .-Col. Bruxner), pursuant to Notice (as amended by consent), That
Prayer of Petition of New State Movement be granted and that a date be fixed for
holding referendum on question of, negatived, 67-68 .
NEWSPAPER REPORTS (See "PRIVILEGE" ; also "PRESS REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS
IN HOUSE") .-
OATH 'OF ALLEGIANCE (See also "_2N1EMDERS") :-
Commission to administer, to Queen Elizabeth 11, 377 .
Speaker's Commission to administer, 385 .
Deputy-Speaker's Commission to administer, 385 .
OMNIBUS MECHANICS' STRIKE (See "TRANSPORT") .
OPENING OF SESSION (Seb "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR").
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See
"BUSINESS").
PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE (See also "PAPERS" Index) :-
By a Member not being a Minister of tho Crown (Leader of Opposition), 295.
By the Clerk, 3, 159 .
P.
PARLIAMENT (See also "ADDRESSES" ; also "PRESS REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS
IN HOUSE") :-
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
'Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 3 .
PARLIAMENTARY ESTABLISHMENT :-
Speaker draws attention to need for economy in use of electricity in, 151 .
PENSIONS FUND (See "LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND") .
PERSONAL EXPLANATION (See "MEMBERS") .
PETITIONS (See '1__NEW STATE" ; also "PAPERS" Index) .
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER") .
POSTPONEMENT (See "BUSINESS") ;
POTATO PRODUCTION (See "MOTIONS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER") .
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIOINAL ORDERS") .
PRESERVATION OF 'vNrAGE MARGINS :-
Motion made (Mr. Darby), pursuant to Notice, That in vicly of quarterly basic -%vlgc
declarations and the automatic adjustment of awards by amounts equal to increases,
margins for skill should be expressed as percentages above the basic %vage, etc.,
and De bate adjourned, 258 .
PRESS REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS'IN HOUSE :-
Speaker resumes Chair to draw attention to flagrant mis-statements in Sun and Daily
Mirror newspapers,
PREVIOUS QUESTION :-
"That that Question be now put," negalived, 22.
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .

xxviii INDEX .
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .,
P
Motion (Mr . Finiian), That this House regards as a gravo breach of privilege .the
publication of particulars of ail alleged incident between two Honourable Members
reported by certain newspapers as hai,ing -occurred outside the Chamber of the
Legislative Assembly this day, by leave, withdrawn, 433 .
PRO FORMd (See "BILLS") .
PROCLAMATIONS :-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PIZODUCER-CONSUMER CO-OPERATION :-
Motion made (Mr. Booth), pursuant to Notice, That in opinion of Hoiisd the oul~ safe
and sLire remedy to combat increasing cost of living is through co-operation, etc.,
and Debate adjourued by operation of Sessional Order, 160 ; resumed and adjourned
by operation of Sessional Order, 221 .
PRODUC~TIOIN OF CONSUAIER GOODS (See "-'NIETHODS OF INCREASING
I
PRODUCTION") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION ACT (See "MINTISTERTAL STATEMENTS") .
PUB11C ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COM-MITTEES") .
PUBLIC RESERVES (See "TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES") .
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES (See "VOTE OF CENSURE") .
PUISNE JUDGES (See "SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900") .
PYRMONT POWER STATION (Soo "ADJOURNT~IENT-49TII STANDING ORDER") .
QUEEN ELIZABETH II (See "ADDRESSES") .
QUESTION :-
PRIVILEGE-NEWSPAPER REPORTS:-
CLOSURE:-
Motiou, "That the Question be now . put," (agreed to), 21, 26, 39, 641-65, 66, 103, 104)
134, 142, 1 .68, 17 .1, 174, 175, 18-j, IdO, _200, _,16, 24 .5, '_'40, 295, 298, 332, 334,
371, 372, 393, 411, 422,_426' .
Pr1;:viOUS :-
Motion, "That that Question be now put," vegatived, 22 .
STANDING ORDER 113A :-
Put by Speaker under, 283 .
RAILWAY BY-LAWS (See "GOVERNIIENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-195011) . .
I'AILWAY CONTRACTS (Soo "MINISTERIAL STATEME-NTTS") .
RAILWAY FARES (See "GOV, EPTNTINIF!,NT PAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1950") .
RAILWAY STOPPAGES (See "TRANSPORT" ; also "VOTE OF Cl~,'NSURE") .
RECOMMITTAL (See "BILLS") .
R
REGULATIONS-D] SAT,LOAVANCE (See "TRANSPORT ACT, 19~0, AS AT41,NDED, AND
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF PUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932" ; also "GOV!~,RNAII,',NT
RAILWAYS ACT, 191.2-1950" ; also " .1-IS1111RIE'S AND OYSTITAIL L,~ARAI~S ACT, 1935") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
RESCISSION (Soo "GOVERNTMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1950") .
ROYAL COM-_L%1ISSION (See "COMA,ISSIO
'I N S-ROYAL")
SELECT CO'TNTATITTEES* (See "COA12\1ITTEES") .
SELLING PRICE OF 4",UTTER IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Alotion (Mr. Treati) (after Suspciis~on of StfmdNq amd Sc .nsio~nal Orders-Urgeizcy),
That in opinion of Hotise, the aet :oii of Govcrunient in refusitig to adjust priee
of butter, etc ., is deservilig of strongest condemnation :md its coutinuing refusal
to so adjust priec is deiiyiii .- sliipplies to people, creatL-ig bl'6chmirket's; etc.,
,negatived, 215-21 .7 .
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS :-
.11emoves Honourable -Alember from Chamber by direction of Speaker, (Mr . Delyley),
g95 ; (Mr. TFfflis), 414 ; (Afr, Tuvier), 414,

INDEX .
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,REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TEI PARLIAMENT~SECOND SESS10N
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITtEES"~ :-
PRECEDENCE or 13USINESS, ETC,'-.
Motion (Mr. Jainei McGirr) (after Suspension of Standing Q?,ders-Urgency) for
General Business to take precede nee of- Government B usiness on Tuesdays until
6 p .m, 'and'after that hour and-on ' all'other siiti' ._Pg" da_y ' s"6 . q vern" _ _V1 enf'Business to
44y~ precedence, etc ., agreed to, 70 .
Notion ~11r. (ahill) (qftcr Syspqqz~ion of Stand-ing Qrdqrs-Urgency) fqr Government
Business to take precedenco of General Business on "Tuesdaẏ~ijqx~'!, 188 .
Motion made (4r. James McGip-), That Hou s e shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday
'TT-6iii- ~ .30 p .p4 : 101~9 -11114 q 11 ' Thursday~ * ' f ro in ' '11 A 11~ in _ . unfil . . 5 .30
General Business . to take proced-eiiec on'Tuesdays until Cp' .m ., agreed to, 254 .
ATqtion (Mr . Janics McGirr) forI
Governinent Jgl Business to take preeodence of General
Business 6n T'ue . . S day . ~ i'19 C~a~ .x (zqrqcd"t _ ~9, 1
Motion (Mr. Cahill) to 'sit beyoud 10 .30 p .m ., agreed to, 425 .
SUSPENSION OF:=
As a matter of urgency--'
N To consider forthwith Notioe of Motion of General Business respecting Vote of
Censure (Electricity Shortage), 133 ; (Public Transpprt Services), 396 .
To continue sitting after 10.30 p .m ., 373, 425 .
To consider Motion respoethig-
By consent :-
Breweries and Hotels-Need for Royal Commission, agreed to, 189.
Selling Price of Butter in New South Wales, agreed til 215 .
Stabilisation of National Economy, agreed to, 286 .
To consider forthwith Vote of Cons-Lire, agreed to, 397 .
To . consider forthwith Order of Day of General Business, agreed to, 432 .,
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") .
SNOWYRIVER DIVERSION (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
.
SPEAKER (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES") :
Adjou nment to terminate Sittiml-Statement on scope of Debate, 289 .
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at 10 .30 pap ., 296, 345, 408, 418,
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessioliat 01-Aer-7
at ~ .30 p.m ., 412 .
Allows 3' of Bill to be taken forthwith, 55, 106, 116, .151, 152, 193("), 197, 201, 205, 206,
242, 316, 328, 333 ; 343 (2) 344 349) 353, 365 371 373, 374 (2) , 415, 423 .
Announces nominations for u'bl-ic Accounts o cc lid
-
P C a' I appoints dat e' for election,
38 .
Casting vote, 102, 1,05) ; (reasons given), 426 .
Directs Serjeant-at-Arms to rein ove Honourable Member from Chamber, 295, 414(2) .
Draws' attention to need for , econorny in use, o:C electricity in Parliamentary,
Rstablishment, 151 .
Fixes, 3' for TQ-utorro tv, 46, 56, 66, 73, 84, 98 (2), 131, 143, 144, 146, 149, 152, 172, 184 (1),
25T, 255, 259, 269, 292 29,9., 3-16, 326,(-"), 345, 349, 37.1, 399, 401, 405(2), 412, 417 ;
later hour' of day, 152 ; 427 .
Informs House of ackiiowledgment of congratulatory Ic-tter to Speaker of House of
Conimons on opeiiing of- New Chamber,' 82, .
Resumes Chair aiiA draws . attention to mis-stateiluputs, D'aily by Sun aud M irror re
Procccdili~s-in House, 110 III
Invites attention of Members ' to presence of Members, of Senate
Spe".1ker's Gallery, 50 .
Lays on Table- copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 3 .
Of U11VOT8ity in
Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 3 .
Lays Paper on Table, 37, 125, 243, 339 .
Leaves Chair for period (until later hour of day), 3,
Offers Prayer, 1, . 9, .15, 19, etc.
116 ; (overnight), 207, 433 .
later ho2.ir of 1-12, 156, 196,
; (forlhwith) 208 364 424 .
Public Accounts Committee-report% roccipt of nominations an'd ii.es date of
election, 38 puts Question's 'fbr_ Jectio-u 'of M~mbe'rs', _564" .-
onieis c6unell's amendments -to
(To-morrou?), 89,
be considered
1,53 262, 274,
(q a .
275,, 336
Puts q~cis,tion-'u'lider Standin g Order 113A, 2 83 .
Reports . pi~eseiitation of- Addressiii-Reply an(I An8wer, 41 .
Reports receipt of Commission for swearing in Membefs' (Queen Elizabeth 11), 377 .
1~eports~ Speaker's Commission to adn-duister Path to Mcnibers, 1, 38A.
Reports Deliu!~*Speakkqr's Commission to administer Oath., to, Members, 2., 386 .
Reports receipt, by'06rh, Of Efe"otion PetitioJn-'r'e_' Da linaburst Electorate and directs
Clerk to read document '3'.
Reports receipt, by Clerk, 'of
to table same 159 .
Court Order re Darlhighurst Electorate, and directs Clerk
Resumes Chair .at 1specified hour, 3 117, 207, 433 .
Rules motion out of order after o~eiiing remarks of Mover, 160 .
Strangers-Attention of Members drawn to conditiou'g9verning admittance of, behind,
the Chair, 299 .
Sub judice Rule-Ptatement by, in .relation to application in Parlihment, 177,

xxx INDEX .
1950-51-52 . :
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TII PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
SPEAKER (continued) :-
That the motion re Electricity Supplies in New South Wales being substantially the
same as the Censure Motion of 2nd May, 1951, Standing Order 187 was infringed
and the motion was therefore 6ut of order, 160 .
That an application being before an Industrial Court, matters referred to in the
application were sub judice and a motion relating thereto 'was out of order, 167 .
That, although the subject of a motion could be properly discussed on the Estimates
(to be debated later in the same sitting), the Anticipation Rule could not apply
as the motion sought a decision which could not be obtained as a result of Debatj
on the Estimates, 304 .
That there should be an element of urgency in a substantive motion proposed to be
submitted to the House before the I-louse should be called upon to determine
Urgency tinder Standing Order 395, 414 (Speak--.~r. intirzated to House that upon
further consideration lie had reversed his opinion and withdrew the ruling, 420) .
WANT OF COYFIDENCF IN-~
Motion of Urgency to discuss motion without Notice re, negatived, 420 .
RTJLDMS Or:-
That an amendment which incorporated offensive words a iist
Standing Order 149, and was therefore out of order, f6i a
any statute, infringed
That the opportunity for a Reply occurs immediately before the House votes upon an
original Motion as moved, or as amended, 65 .
AcTiNu-SPEAKER. REID'-
Allows 3* of Bill to be taken forthwith, 41.6 .
ACTING-SPEAKEr, TuLLY :-
Allows 3* of Bill to be taken forthwith, 50 .
DETuTy :-
Allows 3' of Bill to be taken forthwith, 250, 272, 313, 316, 348 (2), 353, 362, 363, 305,
408, 415, 416, 417, 421, 422 .
Fices 3' for To-vwrrow, (52, 144, 2W, 259, 269(-"), 317 .
Orders Council's amendments to be taken into consideration To-morrow, 262 .
DISSENT FROM RULING :-
Respecting a decision (Mr. Depvty-Speaker Booth) that a subject raised on the
adjournment to terminate a sitting would promote a general discussion and was,
therefore, out of order, negatived, 244.
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STABILISATION OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY :-
Motion made (Mr. Dring~ (after Urgency-Suspension of Standing and Sessional
Orders), (1) That, in opinion of "House" (a) Commonwealth Government is not
taking effective steps to combat inflation ; (b) with view to stabilising the economy,
I the Commonwealth Government should (i) assume full responsibility for control
of prices, etc . ; (2) That the foregoing Resolution be communicated by the
Government to the Prime Minister of Australia ; amendment (Mr. Treatt) to
leave out; all words ifter word "House" with view of inserting "(a) the failure of
the New South Wales Government to co-operate with the Commonwealth Government
is hampering the Commonwealth Government in its efforts to combat inflatioi!,
etc ., and Debate interrupted at 6 p.m . by Sessional Order, 286-287 .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "COMMITTEES" ; also "BILLS") :-
Adjournment under 49tb, Motions for, 110, 231, 279, 323, 389.
ComM:ITrFx:-
Sessional Order appointing, 72 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As matter of Urgency to consider motion foTthwith-Notice having been given for
To-morrow, agreed to, 164 .
As matter of Urgency, to set up Committees of Supply and Ways and Means and pass
Supply Bill through all stages in one day, 7
By consent to allow Member to address House second time on same Question, 9 .
By consent to consider forthwith General Business, Order of Day (Vote of Censure),
agreed to, 397, 432 .
As matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in one
day, agreed to, 58, 108, 199, 221, 250, 332, 354, 370, 428 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Breweries and Hotels-Need for Royal Commission, a~qreed to, 189 .
Censure Motion, agreed to, 83, 133, 396 . (Notio, of Motion of General Business.)
E3itension of sitting beyond 10 .30 p .m ., apreed to, 373; 425 .
Precedence of Business, agreed to, 70, 188 .
Rescission of Resolution (Government Railways By-laws), agreed to, 1,13-4 .
Selling Price of Butter, agreed to, 215.
Stabilisation of the National Economy, agreed to, 286 .

INDEX:
xxxr
1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSI . ON .
STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
STRANGER :-
'Notice taken of presence in area behind Mr. Speaker's Chairj 299 .
STREET, THE I-ION. KENNETH WHISTLER (See "LIETJTENANT-GOVI,',ItiN'011"),
SUB JUDICE (See "SPEAKEW') .
SUPERANNUATION ACT, 1916-1948 :-
EXiENSION OF PROVISIONS or ACT To ELECTRICITY COMMISSION :-
Motion (Mr. C . E. Martin), That provisions of, be extended to, agreed to, 98 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE . . . ) .
SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900 :-
APPOINTMENT OF THREE ADDITIONAL JUDGES :-
Motion (Mr . G. E. Martin), pursuant to Notice, (1) That, in the opinion of this
House, the state of business of the Supreme Court of New South Wales requires
the appointment of three additional Puisne Judges to that Court ; (2) That the
foregoing Resolution be communicated by Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant .
Governor, agreed to, 372.
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY :-
ASSFXDLY'S REPRESENTATIVE ON SENATE :-
Motion (Mr . Tames McGirr), pursuant to Notice, That the Honourable C. E. Martin,
Attorney-General, be elected ; Motion (Mr. Treatt), That Mr . Kevin Ellis be
elected ; Question, "That the Honourable C. E. Martin be elected," agreed to, 70-71 .
CENTENARY OF :-
Speaker invites attention to Senate, in Speaker's Gallery ; Chancellor, Sir C . B .
Blackburn, given chair on floor of House ; THotion (Mr. Jantes McGirr) (i) That
House offer congratulations to, on occasion of one hundredth anniversary of
foundation, etc ., (ii) That Speaker communicate, Resolution to the Chancellor,
earri6d unanimo-usly ; Speaker conveyed Resolution to Chancellor, who made
acknowledgments to Speaker, 50.
TECHNOLOGY . (See "NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY")
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF .
COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF CO'.NIMITTEES")
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING :
Motion (Mr . Monro), pursuant to Notice, That in opinion of House consideration should
be given to amending the Local Government (Town and Country Planning)
Amendment Act, 1945, to provide elective Local Government Authorities, etc ., and
Debate adjourned, 130 ; negratived, 148.
TRANSPORT (See also "VOTE OF CEN~URE") :-
EMERGENCY, DURING FIRST Twz~NTY-roua-HouR RAILWAY STRIKE :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Treatt), to discuss failure . of Government to provide, etc.,
negatived, 69-70 .
GOVERNMENT OMNIBUS MECHANICS' STRIKE :-
Motion of Urgency (Mr. Treatt), That in opinion of House the ten-day-old strike is
breach of due processes of laws, etc . ; Point of Order (Mr . Sheahan), That it was
not competent for House to discuss substantive motion because it dealt with
matters kvliieh were sub judice ; Mr . Speakcr ascertaining that the application before
coilit dealt with exact matter in motion, ruled motion out of"order, 167 .
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Treatt), That in opinion of House the twelve-day-old strike of
mechanics employed by the Government Department of Road Transport is abreach
of due processes of industrial laws,-etc ., and Goveriim~nt should take action to get
essential transport services restored, etc . ; Point of Order (Mr. C . E. Martin), That
motion was substantially same as one ruled out of order on Tuesday last, and that
Mr . Treatt was canvassing that ruling, and it was not competent for the question
to be brought before I-louse again, overruled, Urgency negatived, 173-174.

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1950-51-52 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
TRANSPORT ACT, 1930, AS AMENDED, AND TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS)
ACT, 1932 :-
INCREASED FARES AND ADOLITION OF Ovm.APPING SECTION'S mN TRAMS :-
Motion (Mr. Treatt), pursuant to Notice, That House disallo-ws Regulations, gnzetted
on 6th October, 19,50, and laid on Table of House on Ist November, 1950, relative
thereto, vegatived, 101-109
TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSTS :-
Motion (mr . Anderson), That in opinion of 11ouso (1) the lack of adequate arrangemonts
for diagnosis, etc ., constitute grove threat to ficalth of community ; (2)
more vigorous action should be taken to implement Commonwealth -State agreement,
etc. ; (3) a Select Committee should inspect implementation of agreements in other
States, and Debate interrupted at 6 pan ., 294 .
TRUSTEES 01' PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 1924 :-
1
AmBULANCE SITE AT COOTAMUNDRA :-
Motion I (Mr . Benshaw), That provisions of sce6ion a' shall apply to certain area Of
and for, agreed to, 42 .
AMBULANCE AND DISINFECTING SITE AT LrE'TON :-
Motion ( .7111r . Renshaw), That provisions of section 3 sliall apply to certain area of
land for, agreed to, 42 .
AMBULANCII, STATION SITE AT NYNGAN :-
Motion (Mr. R(nshazv), That provisions of section 3 shall apply to certain area of
land for, agreed to, 234 .
TUBERCULOSIS (See "TREATMKINTT OF TUBERCULOSIS") .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (Soo "SYDNEY UNIVERSITY") .
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "_~~EW POIJTII WALES UNIVERSITY OF
TECHINTOLOGY11) .
URGENCY :-
MOTION MADE, AS A MATTER or :-
To suspend Standing Orders and set up Committees of Supply and lVays and Means
and pass Supply Bill through all stages in one dqy, agreed to, 7 .
To suspend Standing Orders to consider inotion forthwith-IN10tico having been given
for To-morrow, agreed to, 164.
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through .111 stages in
one day, agreed to, 58, 108, 199, 221, 250, 332, 354, 370, 428 .
To suspend Sessional Orders to sit after 10 .30 o'clock, p .m ., 373, 40.4 .
To consider inotion relating to--
Administration of the Department of the Chief Secretary, negatived,
Breweries and Hotels-Need for Royal Commission, agreed to, 1 .89 .
340 .
Censure Motions-Railway Stoppages, agreed to, 83 ; Electricity Shortage (Notice
of Motion of General Vusincss), agreed to,
agreed - to, 3916 .
133 ; Public Transport Services,
Destruction of Marsupial -ind Wood-duck Posts, wegatived, 253 .
Education Department's Finances and Building Programme, negatived, 410 .
Emergency Transport during Twciitl,-four-liouirPi,'Iiliviy Strike, negatived, 69 .
Increases in Fares and Freights, neflativcd, 45 .
Legislation for Abolition of Legislative Council, ruled out of order, 414.
Potato Production, negatived, 203-204, 30-1 .
Precedence of Business for ronminder of Present Session, agreed to, 70 .
Precedence of Business for "Tuesday next", agreed to, 188 .
Rescission of Resolution (Disn1lowance of Government Railways By-laws), agreed
to, 103 .
lZestrictiolis on Use of Land within County of Cumberland, negatived, 75-6~
Selling Price of Butter, agreed to, 215 .
Stabilisntion of the Ntitional Economy, agreed to, 286 .
Strike by Government Oninibus Employees, negatived, 173 .
The Speaker, negatived, 420 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .

INDEX .
xx2i D
1950-51-5§ .
~~~NCES TO THE VOTES AND rROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VISITOR :-
Given chair on floor of the House, 25, 50 .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
VOTE OF CENSURE:-
Moved (Mr. Treatt), as nmendmht to Address-in-Reply, to add the following words,
"We -also- desire to-inform-your Excellency that-ior ma'ny and va rio~is_ teasons"thig
Government,docs not- possess Alic .c.oufidence,of. this Holu~e," ncgqt~vpd,-2-,6-27,
Motion (Hr . Treatt) (after Urgency-Suspension of Standing Orders), That, in opinion
of House, the Government had failed to protect interests of public during two
twenty-four-hour stoppages on N.S.W . State Rail-ways and no -longer possesses confidence
of House, etc ., negatived, 82-3-4 .
Motion - (Mr. Treatt) - (after- U ency-Suspension of Standing Orders by Leader of
Government), pursuant to Notice, (1) That' be'ca'uic' of -Government's doili~nued
failure to cope with factors contributing to chrdiiic_ele~tficity slfortagd'it' .1110 leader
possesses confidence of House, (2) That Resolution be Yommunic,ated,by Address
to Governor, negatived, 133-4 .
Motion (M~;- Tredtt) '(dfter'Urgcncy~Suspersion of Standing and SessionaZ Orders
(Alr . James McGirr) ), (1) T.114t because tho -Government , bas .-failcd_to . secure
proper, efficient and economical. transport, et .e ;, and has undermined the -financial
stability' ',6f 'State' *Trifii~6ff Ser,vic'e's'j' tli*e '_Gov~rnmcnt 11'o .Jonger : possesses ~con~fiddncb'6f'Hdu~e','
(2) ThA Resoldti6n be dorrinninicited by-Kddf6ss to Gover , nor
and Debate adjourned, 396 ; . Standing and . Sessional- Or,ders BuspPlide d , (b 21
consent),-'Withoui ilToticc,-to-consider Order _04 Dai~, iuoition negatived, '397-98 . .
WAGE MARGINS (See "PRESERVATION OF WAGE MARGINS") .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCEII) .
WEEAT STABILISATION SCHEM2E-R-E.FERE .N .D'UTN .1 ON EXTENSION :-
Motion made (Mr. Chaffey), That in opinion of House, before existing scheme is
extended or altered a referendum of---wheat-*grow'er6 -shouid-'bc _heid--to give -tlicD'I
(1) opportunity to vote against and (2) to provide, in the event of a "No" majority,
-in opportunity of voting upon an organised marketirig of each year's crop, etc .,
and Debate interrupted by Sessional Order, 231 ; resumed and amendment (Mr.
Graham) to omit words and insert others, agreed to, Inotion, as . amcild6d, .agreed .jo,
245-6-7 .
NPUTS (See "LEGISLATIVE COUNCILOP NEW SOUTH WALES") .
YA.RARA (Se,e "CLOSER SETTLE, _MENT") .
~-Ij

-INDEX.
r . 1950-51-52.
PAPERSORDERED TO BE rRINTYD .
REFERENCES TO TnE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH-PARLIAMENT-SECOND . SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
Vo
I
JOINT VOLUIdES.
Paper& ,
PAGE. I VOL . PAGE .
ABORIGINES PROTECTION ACT, 1909-1943 :-
Regulations under, 127, 289 .
.
ABORIGINES WELFARE BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION
BOARD") .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE :-
"Nmv AUSTRALIANS" :-
Scbedulc sbowing criminal charges preferred against, since October, 1950, 360,
ADVANCE TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE") .
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURE (See also "RURAL RECO-INSTRUCTION" ; also "DAIRY PRODUCTS
BOARD" ; also "DRIED FRUITS" ; also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1950, 168 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1951, 309 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I
I
25
87
NOTTFICATION OF ACQUISITION Or LAND or, EASEMENT UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOR
PURPOSE or :-
Tropical Fruits Research Station, Alstonville, 319 .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT ACT, 1919 :-
Regulations, 128 .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1950, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Board for year ended 30tb June, 1951, 279 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APIARIES ACT, 1916-1944:-
Regulations under, 395 .
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (See "EDUCATION") .
APPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNION'S ACT, 1901") .
.ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPBrS :~
Alpliabotical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . 1 to 99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business Undisposed of at tho Close of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of 'Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of tile Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :--- . . . . *---**
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Wholb, Nos . 1 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos, I to 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS .-
Report of Council for year ended 30th June, 1950, 1.37 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE" ; also "SYDNEY COUNTY COUNT-CIL ELEC-
TRICITY UNDERTAKING" ; also "RAILWAYS") .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See also "EDUCATION") :-
Report of the Trustees for -year ended 30tli June, .1.950, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1951, 293 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'3
3
993
899
. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
435 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
437 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
441 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
443 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
447 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
455 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
457 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
459 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
517 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I 1 1 163
541
549
]a
BANKS (See "110RAL BANKII) .
13ANOON ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
13ARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATI'ON"),
BERRIQUIN (See "IRRIGATION") .
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1950-51-52 .
PAPERSORDEREDTO 13F PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIA-mrNT-SECOND SESSION
papers-continued .
AssEbmrx I JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUAIE .
FACE . VOL . PAGE .
B
BILLS (See also "COMMIT TTEES")
Alpbabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BOAT SHEDS :-
NMFICATIOIN or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC 7oRrs ACT FOR, AT :-
. Mcrimbula, 319 .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY LIMITED (RECLAMATION' AND
EXCHANGE) AGREEMENT RATIFICATION ACT, 1950 :-
NoTirICATION or AcQuiSITION OF LAND UNDER PuBijic WorKs ACT Mr, . AT :-
Mayfield West, 320 .
BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY LIMITED (STEELWORKS) AcREEMxE-NIT
RATIFICATION ACT, 1950 :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAIND-U-NDrR PUBLIC WoRxs ACT For, PuRrosEs OF:~
Newcastle, 97 ; Carrington, 127 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
.
Report for 1949, 31 . . . . . . . . .
Report for 1950, 230 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUDGET (See "FINANCE
DUILDING OPERATIONS AND 13UILDING MATERIALS CONTROL ACT, 1945 :-
Regulations under, 12, 129, 220, 261, 387, 433 .
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreemeuts .clitered intowith, for quarters commencing
Ist January, 19~50, 9 ; Ist April, 1950, 35 ; 1st July, 1 .950, 127 ; Ist September, 1950,
174 ; 1st January, 1951, 219 ; Ist April, 1951, 244 ; Ist July, 1951, 393 .
BULLAGREEN (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") . -
BURIAL GROUNDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
447 . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 4 1009
. . . . . . . . . 4 1017
BURRENDONG (See "WATER CONSERVATION- AND IRRIGATION-) .
BURSARY . ENDOWMENT ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations, 341 .
BURSARY ENIiOWMENT DOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSINESS :-
.
Undisposed. of at Close of Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BY-LAWS :
Government Railways Act, 16, 88, 117, 138, 267, 327, 392 .
Hunter District Water, Sciverage and Drainage Act, 33, 219 .
Meat Industry Act, 220, 237, 392 .
Metropolitan Water, Se-werage and Drainage Act, 9, 33, 125, 196, 254, 315, 383, 420 .
Public Parks Act2 11, 237 .
Sydney Corporation . Act, 351 .
University and Universit y Colleges Act, 11, 9S, 128, 241, 305, 389 .
437 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
443 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CAPTAIN COOK~S LANDING PLACE :~
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1950, 13,0 .
CEMETERIES (See "CROWN -LA-INDS") .
CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT, 1934-1941 :_
regulations, 220 .
CHILD WELFARE (See "EDUCATION") .
CINIEIVIATOGRAP~11 FILMIS ACT, 1935-1938 :-
Regulations, 127 .
CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUDLIC SrRVICE") . t

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PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
j~ri,-KRHNCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAMFNT-SECOND SESSION .
Papers-continued .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
JOINT VOLUMES .
PAGE. VOL . PACE.
CLARENCE HARBOUR :-
WORKS, ACT, 195~0 :-
C
NmFICATIONS OF APPROPRIATION OF LAND UNI)m PU13LIC Womcs ACT, roR FOLLONvING
Puiiposms :-
Concrete Block Manufacturing Yard, 127 ; Construction CaMp, Ilarwill, 127, 320, 388 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 17, 31, 130, 323 .
FUND :~
Estimates for the year 1950-51, 55 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2EO
Estimates for the year 1951-52, 262 (Laid on Table of Assembly o0y) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 958
PARTICULAPS RESPFCTING THE RFSUMP-TIOIIT AND/OP. PURCHASE OF THE FoLLOAVING
ESTATES :
Banoon (Part), District of Tainworth, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 167
Bullagreen (Part), District of Coonamble, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 169
Copabolla, (Part), District of Wagga Wagga, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 171
11'~rroivanbang, District of Orange, 1 .39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 113
Goonoo Goonoo (Part)y District of Tainivorth, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ** . . . . . . . . . 1. 175
Hawkescoto (Part), -District of Albury, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 177
'Mount Tenandra, (Part), District of Coominible, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .179
Rosslyn (Part) and Currabungla (Part), District of Crookwell, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . I
i8l
-
1
Yarar6, District of Wagga, Wagga, 1 .39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 183
COAL (See "MI2NIING") .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (PENSIONS) ACT, 1941-1948 :-
Report of Pensions Tribunal for year ended 30tli June, 1950, 309 .
COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 19122-1947 ;-
ReguIatiow, 16 .
COAL MINING (See "MINING") .
COLO SHIRE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
COMMISSIONS-ROYAL :-
Report of inquiry into matters relating to Victor Nicholas Peters, a meniber of the
COMMITTEES :-
Greyhound Racing Control Board, 137 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 1133
Standing and Select appointed during tlie Session (Sessio,nal Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNCIL :-
SUTHERLAND STURE (GANNONS ROAD SPORTs GROUND) BILL :-
Report, together with Minutes of Proceedings and -Evidence (Laid on Table of
Council only), 273 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -_
4 .1149
TRuSTEr COAIPANIEs BILL :-
Pr'INTIsa :-
Report, together with Ifinutes of Proceedings find Evidence (Laid on Table of
Council only), 191 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1177
Reports Nos . I to 15 ; 80, 117, 139, 157, 188, 206, 242, 267, 292, 302, 317, 353, 373,
d02, 422 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517 . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC Accovmis :-
First Report of, during currency of 36th Parliament, together with Minutes of
Meetings (Laid on Table of Assembly o??Ij,), 79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Second Report of, during currency of 36th Parli-iment togetber with Minutes of
Mectiz~gs (Laid on Table of zl8sembly oiily), 284 ..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1403
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS, CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
COMMONWEALTH ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED (See "RAILWAYS") .
COMPANIES :-
Report on Working of Act, 1936, for 1950, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 185
Report on Working of Act, 1936, for 1951, 391 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 187
CONPERRNCE :-
Report Of PrOCCCdingS Of State Zind Commonwealth Ministers held at Canberra, 5th
to .8th S6ptember, 1950, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 18)

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IPAPERS ORDEREDTOBEPRINTEr .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PR6CEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
AssEmBL11
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUAIES .
Papers-continued . *,
rAGE .
I
VOL . FACE .
C
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION" ; also *"MINING") :-
AUTHORITY or NEiv SOUTH WALES'.-
Report, together with Appqnqices, for p6riod Ist June, 1949, to 30th-Junci 1950, 29 . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Appendices, for year ended 30th June,- 1951, 392 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949 (Laid on Table in the Session of 1950) . . . . . . . . .
Report for two years' period froin Ist July, 1949, to 30th June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
.
269
293
291
297
HUNTER VALLFY, TRUST ACT:-
Regulations, 138 .
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC W.01tris ACT FOR FoLLow-ma
PURPOSE :_
Plant and Storage Depot Site at Mudgee, 127.
CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC (See "EDUCATION") .
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND '(See "FINANCE") .
CONVEYANCING ACTS, 1919-1943 :-
Regulations under, 25, 61, 387 .
COOK'S LANDING PLACE (See "CAPTAIN COOK'S L,,.',NDING PLACE'?) .
COOK'S RIVER IMPROVEMENTS ACT, 1946 :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORI's ACT FOR, AT :-
Canterbury, 31.9 .
CO-OPERATION ACT, 1923-11949 (See also "BUILDING SOCIETIES) :-
Regulations underAct, 15, 127 .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
co-6PER,ATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1948, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i 301
COPABELLA (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT"),
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
COURT HOUSES :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOR, AT :-
Port Kembla, 126 ; West Wyalong, 319 ' .
COURT OF DISPUTED RETURNS (See "ELECTORAL") .
CROWN LANDS :-
Report of Department, together with Reports by Survoyor-Gencral and Western Lands
Commissioner, for year . ended 30th June, 19.50, DO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department, together -%vifli Reports by Surveyor-General and Western Lands
Commissioner, for year ended 30th June, 1951, 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act, 17, 130, 220, 305, 323 .
Under Act for tile Management of-Quipolly Publi6 Reserve, 138 ; Necropolis, RookwooA,
142 ; Sydney Sports Ground, 224 ; No . ~6,~~4, Hargraves, 396 .
BURIAL GROUNDS AND CE]UE,TERIES :-
329
375
Schedules and aniend&d Sclledt;les'of fees and clliflr~6s of various, 16, 130, 224, .396 :
CLOSEZR .
SFTrLrmENT'.-
Regulations under Acts, 17, 31, 130 .
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS -(SECTION 2.5)
Gazette Notices dealing With tile, 17, 93, 129, 130, 138, 142, 160, 168,205, 220 230, 305,
342, 396, 401, 414,
NOTIFICATIONS OF RESUMPTIONS OF LAND FOR :-
Public Recreation purposes, 16, 61, 130, 138, 224,
PUBLIC PuRrosEs (SECTION 24~
Abstracts of, intchiled'toi
be,dedi6t6d,to, 01, 03, 130,,142, m, 16s, In, 190"
~05, SAI, ~390, 414,

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INDEX.
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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEZI)INGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
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~ VOLUME .1
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continved .
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CROWN LANDS (contbived) :-
WESTERN LANDS :-
Report of Commissioner for year elided 30th Julie, 1950, 130 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 367
Report of Commissioner for year elided 30th Julie, 1951, 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 417
Regulations under Act, 3 .7 .
CURLWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA- (See "IRRIGATION") .
CURRABUNGLA ESTATE (Sec "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1 .915-1951 :-
Regulations under, 63, 395 .
D
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th Julie, 1950, 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 17
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1951, 289 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 21
DA__NlS and WEIRS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
DENIBOOTA (See "IRRIGATION") .
DISPUTED RETURNS (See "ELECTORAL") .
DISTRICT COURTS ACT, 1912-19"116 :-
Amendments of Second Seliedulc-Pees, 11, 220, 360, 387 .
Rules, 305 .
DIVISIONS :-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Papcr) . . . . . . . . . . . . 441 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN WIMITTEE OF THE WIIOLE :-
Weekly Reports, Nos . I to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DOG AND GOAT ACT, IS98 :-
Minute of Variation, 79 .
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINIAGE SCHEMES") .
DRIED FRUITS :-
Report of Board together with Statements of receipts and Expenditure for 1950, 128 . . .
Regulations under Act, 137 .
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND
IRRIGATION") .
.
. . . . . . . . 1 155
E
ECONOMIC STABILITY AND AVAR-TIME PROVISIONS CON-TI-NUANCE ACT, 1946, As
AMENDED :-
Notification extending operations of section 32, 393 .
Regulations, 19-5 .
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE',) :-
Report of the .Minister of Public Instruction (including surnmaries of operations of
University of Sydney, National Art Gallery, Consemitorium of Music, Public
Library, Australian Museum and Sydney Observatory) for 1.949, 241 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 597
Report of the Minister of Public Instruction (including summaries of operations of
University of Sydney, National Art Gallery, Conservatorium of Music, Public
Library, Australian Museum and Sydney Observatory) for 1950, 360 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 625
BURSARY ENDOWMFNT BOARD :-
R0j)0rt for year ended 30th June, 1950, 241 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423
CASE OF MR . F. G . LFSLir, DEPUTY HEADMASIMR, INIOSMAN CE-NTRAL SCHOOL :-
Public Service Board Decision in, 101 .
CriILD Wr-rFARr :-
Rcl)ort of the Minister of Public Instruction on the work of the Child Welfare
Department for the year elided "Oth Julie, 1950 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 433
Roport of the Minister of Public instruction on ' the work of the Child Welfare
Department for the year ended 30th Julie, 1951, 225 ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481

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EDUCATION (continucd) :-
MUSEUM or APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES (FORMERLY: TFCIINOLOGY AND APPLTED
I SCIENCE) :-
. . . . . . . . . . . 557
.
.
.
.
.
Report of Trustees for 1950, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o ; . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE',) .
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION UNDER PUBLIC Woizi~s ACT or LAND AND EASEMFNTS rOR
PURPOSES OF PUBLIO INSTRUCTION ACT :-
11, 98, 128, 241, 341 .
TECHNICAL hDUCATION:-
Notification of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act at-
Corowa, 79 ; Leiclihardt-Petersham, 70 ; Lismore, 70 ; Maitland West, 305 ; Muswellbrook,
11 ; Newcastle, 91, 301 ; Armidale, 128 ; Coff's Harbour, 128 ; Nowra,
128 ; Eyde, 128 ; Temora, 128 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDN-EV :-
Regulations under Act, 128 .
Report of Senate for 1947, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 657
Report of Senate for 1948, 1.28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 689
Report of Senate for 1949, 241 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 721
'UNIVERSITY or TECHNOLOGY :-
Report of the Council for year elided 30th June, 1950, 293 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 563
Accounts for year elided 30th June, 1950, 145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 579
report of the Council for year ended 30th June, 1951, 389 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 581
Accounts for year elided 30th June, 1951, 391 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 593
ELECTORAL:-
Statistical Returns prepared by Mr . Edward Bennetfs, Electoral Commissioner, in connection
with the General Election for the Legislative Assembly held on 17th June,
1950, under the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act, .1912-1950, 141
. . . . . . . . . I 1 1 761
DISTRICT or DAF-LINGHunST :-
Petition against return of Hon. F. J . Finnan as Member for, 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i 753
Judgment of Court of Disputed Returns, 159 . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 755
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY" ; also "LOC.~L GOVERNMENT")
Commissiow ACT, 1950 :-
Regulations, 101 .
DEVELOPMENT ACT) 1945-1948 :-
Regulations, 10, 101, 293.
ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY or NEw SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 845
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 388 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . 661
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION- UNDER THE PUBLIC WorKs ACT OF LAND OR EASEMENT
FOR THE PURPOSE,% OP :-
Southern Electricity Supply, 126 ; Cootamundra Distribution Depot, .188 ; Port Kcmbla-
Jamberoo Electricity Transmission Line, Dapto, 388 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL UNDERTAKING :-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sh cet for 1949, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
877
Stateincut of Accounts and Balance-sheet for 1950, 219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
897
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION ACT, 1950 :-
Regulations, 101 .
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or L,)ND U17DIM PUBLIC WORics ACT FOR :-
Cowra-Parke s' Electricity Transmission Line, 320 ; Lake Illawarra Power Station, 3 20
Penrith Powbr Staiion, 320.
ELECTRICITY'DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945 :-
Regulation~ under, 10, 101, 293 .
ELECTRICITY FRANCHISES (Sce "LOCAL GOVERNMENT'
FRROWANBANG (See "CLOSER SETTLEME, NT") .'

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1950-51-52,
PA ERS ORD RED TO BE PRINTED,
RiF~RENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
AssEmBLY
VOLUME .
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JOINT VOLUMES.
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Papers-0072 tin tied.
PAGE VOL . rAGE.
F
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED
Regulations under, 16, 46 : '70, 12'9', 3'8*7 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare oil working of, for
1949, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report .of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working of, for
1950, 315 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 917
1 945
FAUNA PR6TECTiON :- -
.
Report of Panel for year ended 30tli June, 1.950 , 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 973
Report of Panel for year ended 30th June, 1951, 983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 975
FAUNA PROTECTION ACT, 1948 :-
Regulations, 127, 2SL
FERTILIZERS ACT, 1934 :-
Regulations, 39'. .
FINANCE :-
E'STIMATES (Badget Papcrs), 1950~51 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1
Mossag~ from Governor, together with estimates, etc ., as under :-
1 . Covsolidated Ecvenue Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government
N 9 w-So6th W .'il*es . fbi'tliv' Year 1950-51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 io
2 . Co'
nsolidated' Revenit~ of Phyhi'efits froin the Vote "Advance
t ;0' Treasflrer," 1949 :50-slibmitted for PArlialficlitary Appropriation in adjustnient
of the Advnvim Vote . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . 2 211
3 . Consolidated Revenve Fund-Statenient of Payments "Unauthorised . . . . . . in . * * Suspense"
' * * ' ' * * *
to noth Julio, 10 . .50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 224
4 . Covern' ncnt Railways Fun,(I-Estiinat.e-s,of~Exppnoiture for,tbe year 1,950-51
. . . . . . . . . 2 228
5 . Govern?) ' ~ Xn4 Raillvh, Vs ".
Yund-tatenient * Q,
of Puyinelits "Unauthorised ill Suspense!'
to "Oth 3111kc, 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 237
6 . Road Trdr .§pdrt alld Traffic Fund-Estimates of Expenditurc for the year
1 1 . ~) ~) 0 -5) 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 239
7 . Toqd Transport and TrafTr Fund-Statement of Paynients "Unauthorised in
S u spellse" . to 30th June, 1950 .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 240
8 . 2110ropolitdh Tramqp6rt Trzist General Fmid-Estimates of Expcilditure for the
year 1950-51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 242
9 . ilf etropo7ifan Trans~6rt Trust Gencral Fmid-Statement of Payments
"Uiiauthorised iA Suspense" to 30th Juile, 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 m
10 . -Yeiveastle awd Dis trict Transport Trust Goneral Fund-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1.950-51, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 246
I.J . Sydne?j 11rrbonr Trust Fand-Estinintes of E-Npeuditure for the yenr 1950-51 . . . . . . . . . 2 250
I'l . Sydre,iY Harbour Tru .,4 Fund-statellielit of Payments "Unautho, rised ill Suspollso"
to "Oth J 11110, .19 5) 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 253
13 . Closer SeRl"Incilt Fi.-nd-Estimates of the Expunditure of the Government of
outh Wales for the year 19550-5 .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 260
. . . .
. .
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.
. .
. . .
. . .
. . . .
. .
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. .
ESTIMAT-"S (BildfJol Pol)rrs), 1.951-52 (TAiid o :t Tabl, of Asscmbly on7j), 262 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 699
Message froin Governor, to .pther with estimates,'Cte .' "lq ulidur .-
1 . Consolidated Revenwe Fund-Estimates of, the Expenditure of the Government
of New South Wales for the Year 1951-~79
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 709
Consolidated Reve'vite Pund-Statement of Payments froill tile Vote . ."Advance
to Treasurer," 1.950-51-submitted for Parliamentnry Appropriation in adjustment
of the AAA-ance Arotc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 908
3 . Consolidated Ravelme I'vild-Statenient of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" - n
to 30'th Julie, 195 .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 920
4 . Government Railways Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for . . . . the . . ),car 1951-52 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 926
5 . Govervinciit Railways I'lind-Statem.ent of Pnyuients "Unauthorised ill Suspeliso"
to 30th June, 19,51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 935
6 . Dond transport and Traffic I'mid-Estiniates of Expenditure for the year
. 195 .1-~,2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 . Road Transport and Traffle I'and-S tf! tell, e tit of Payments "Unnuthorised in
. . . . . . . . . 2 937
S .
Suspense" to 300) June, 1.951. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 2 938
Metropolita-n Transport. Trust Geneml Yand-Estimates of Expendi ture for tlie
I-car 1951-52 . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 2 940
9 . Metropolitan Trhnsport Trust General F-nd-Statement of Payments
"Unauthoriqed in Suspense" to 30th June, 1951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 942
10 . Newcastle and Districl. Transport Trnst Geveral Fand-Estinintes of Expenditure
for the year 1951-52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 944
11 . ~,ydwey Ilarboitr TriZI Fimd-EF:~timates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of . . . Expenditure . . . . . . . . . . . for . . . . the . . . ),car . . . . . 1951-52 . . . . . 2 943
12 . Sydney Harbour Yrust Fand-Statenient of Fnymcnts "Unnuthorised in Suspellso",
to ;.'.Otli i'mic' .19,71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 655
Closer Settlement Fuw~-*Fstiiymtcs of the :FExpendituro of the Government of . I
VTow South Wales for the year 1951-52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t
r,xcEss E'xPrNDI'rl:Rr o :i APrnoPrIATIO,1T :-
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1950-51-52 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
RErERrNCES TO ME VOTES AND, PRocLrDINGS, 36TIl PARLIAMENT~SECOND SESSION .
AsSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
Mk V&~MES.
Papers~-conthzued.
PAGE . VOL . PAGE .
FINANCE (continued) :-
'I
FINANCIAL STATEME'NTS :-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial: Treasurok Z716A . Jambs AfeGi?+, M .L .A .) ; cov6rin~
Budget foi year 1950-51 . (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
269
Delivered by Premier and Colonial TreWsurcr (17" . James MC'Girr~ M.LIA .)j covering
Budget for year 1951-62 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 264 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 967
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS FUND :-
Statement .,of .11,xpeilditure in Excess of Parliamentary Appropriation, year ended
30th June, 1950, 33 .
Statement of Expenditure in Excess of Parliamentary Appropriation, year ended 30th
Juno, 1951, 293 .
INcomn TAX, PREVENTION AND REM .
EF OF UNFMPLOYIEENT TAX, AND SPECIAL INCO'ME
.
AND ~VAGES TAX: ACTS :-
Report 5b-y the Commissioner of Taxation upon wbrhing of, for the Tear ended 30th June,
19 0, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 697
Report by the Commission'er of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th June,
1951, 254 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . 2 M7
LOAN ESTIMATES:-
F or 190-51 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 42 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 289
For 1951-52 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 309 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1~95
PUBLIo ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consol iffited
Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial y_ear ended 30th Juncy 1950)
together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon (Laid on Table of Assehlbly
only), 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 305
Colonial Treasarer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated
ReVenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June, .1951,
together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon, transmit -ted to .the Legislative
Ass'einbly under the provisions of the Andit Act, 1_002~4945 (Laid on Table of
Assembly only), 243 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 2 1001
PUBLIC AccouN-T~s, COMMITTEE:-
First report d6ring currca~y of Thirty. -sixth Parliament, 79 . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 685
Second report during currency . of Thifty-sixth Parlianicnt, 284 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1'03
FIRE BRIGADES :-
Report of Board of C6mmissioners, together with Append-ic'es I to VI for 1950, 9-19 . . . . . . . . . 1 977
ACT, 1909-1949 :-
NOTqFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LY,ND UNDER PUBLIC 1VOlUrs ACT:-
Griffith 'and Wingliain, 320 .
FISH RIVER (See "WATER SUPPLY") .
FISHERIES :-
Report Of Chief Secretary oil, in Now South Wales for year ended 30th June, 1950,
204, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 993
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FA~RAIS ACT, 1935-1949 :-
Regulations under, 15, 41, 87, 127, 141, 159, 220, 258, 305, 393, 403, 420 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISJTIO~N OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC NVolzics ACT :-
Urandangic Trout Hatche'ry, 388 .
FORESTRY :-,
A.FFOHESTATION:-
Return showing amount o-ipended under the Act, 1916-1946, for year ended 30th J
1950, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1015
Return Olowing alliount expended under the Act, 1916-1946, for year ended 30tli.
June ,
:
1951, 23 . . . . . . . . . . .
Commlssiov :_
Report i(in Suinnifiry) cov the three ycaj,'s onded 30th jui% j946, '30th Juae"
1947, and 30th June, 194 16 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report Tor year ended 30th June, 1949, 31~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1034
TZeport for y9ai gpdod 3dtjj J~pq , 19,30,
311
. . . . . . . . . .
1 1064

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1950-51-52 .
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,*
36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
AsSEMBLY
VOLUME .
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Papers-continucd .
TAGE. VOL. PAGE .
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FORESTRY (continued) :-
NOTIFICATIONS or AcquISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, FOR. FOLLOWING
STATE FORESTS :-
Canobolas, 10 ; Jack's Creek, 10 ; Tanban No . 526, 10 ; Broken Bago No . 184, 127 ;
Tallagar No . 64, 10.6 ; Carabost No . 647, 319 .
REVOCATION OF STATE ForJ-,ST.S :-
Schedule covered by Message No. 30, 19-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30tb June, 19 .18, 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Act, 1912-1948 :-
Regulations, 244.
1089
1093
GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912-1945 :-
Regulations, 127, 159, 341 .
CARRATT-TYPE LOCOMOTIVES (See "RAILWAYS") .
G
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY")-.-
Regulations and Schedules under Act, 1935-1948, 10, 2.0, 127, 159, 204, 219, 9-37, 9-61,
315, 320, 341 .
GLENBAWN (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
GONOWLIA WEIR (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
GOONOO GOONOO ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
report of the, together with Statements - of Accounts and Balance-sheets for the year
ended 30th June, 1950, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the, together m-ith Statcments. of Accounts and Balance-sli cots for the year
ended 30th June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GOVERNiMENIT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1945 (See also "RAILWAYS") :-
By-laws under, 16, 88, 117, 138, .67, 327, 390. .
GRAIN ELEVATOR ACT, 1910 :-
NOTIFICATION or AcQuismoN or LAND UNDER PUBLIC -V~~ofLxs ACT:-
Bulk Wheat Sub-torminals, at Parkes and Temora, 3-90 .
GREATERIVOLLONGONG CITY COUNCIL:-
Notification under Local Government Act, land acquired, 3320 .
GREYHOUNTI) RACING (See "CO11MISSIONS-ROYAL") .
3
3
I
13
EARBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST" ; also "CLARENCE HARBOUR" ; also
"MARITIME SERVICES") .
HAWKESCOTE ESTATE (See "CLOSER, SETTLEMENT
RAY IRRIGATION AREA (See "IRRIGATIOINT") .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
HIGHWAYS, TRANSPORT AND, COMMISSION (See "TRANSPORT"),
HOLBROOK (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
HORSE-BIZEEDING ACT, 1940 :-
Report on'furtlicr suspension of provisions, 128, 369 .

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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE rRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TII PAJ~LIAMENT-SECON D SESSION .
Papers-continued .
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PAGE .' I VOL . I PAGE .
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HOSPITALS (See also "MENTAL HOSPITALS") :-
Executive Council Alinute respecting acquisition of land for the Royal Hospital for
Women, 127 .
COMMISSION :-
Report together with ny)pendices for year ended 30th June, 1945
Do . Do. Do . 30th June, 1947
Do . Do . Do . 30th June, 1948
11 . . . . . . . . . . .
Do . Do . Do . 30th June, 1949, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL :-
Roporf of Inspector-Golicral, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . together . . . . . . . . . with . . . . appendices for year ended 30th Juno,
1949, 12
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Inspector-Gencral, together with appendices for year ended 30tll Julie , 1950,
294 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATION OF AcQuisiTio-N or LAND Ott EASEMENT UNDER, PUBLIC WoRi~s ACT FOR
PURPOSE OF :-
Macloan, 10 ; Sutherland . Shire District, 10 ; Sydney District Nursing Association, 127 .
HOUSING :-
COMMISSION-
Report for year ended 30th Julie, 1949, 204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th Julie, 1950, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 905
. . . . . . . . . 3 959
. . . . . . . 3 983
. . . . . . . . . 3 1027
. . . . . . . . 3 31
. . . . . . . . 3 51
. . . . . . . . 3 75
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENTS For PunposEs OF ACT :-
15, 20, 33, 46, 79, 87, 147, ISI, 204, 230, 369, 395 .
IIUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th Julie, 1951, 387 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 4 1025
. . . . . . . . 4 1055
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT,
By-laws, 33, 219 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION or LAND or EASEMENT UNDER PUBLIC WoaNs ACT FOR :-
Charlestown Water Supply, 320, 388 : Dempsey Island lVater Supply Pipe Line, .188 ;
Tonuigo Sandbeds Water Supply, 320 ; Waratah Storm%vater Drainage, 320 ; Newcastle
Stormwator Drainage, 388 .
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATIOJN` TRUST ACT, 1950 :-
regulations under, 138 .
I'MMIGRANTS :-
Schedule of Charges preferred against "New Australians" since October, 1950, 360 .
INCO'.NLIE TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION'ACT,,1940, AS AMENDED :-,
Regulations under, 12, 129, 220 .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAIKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INFLATUAIABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1946 :-
Regulations under, 31, 220.
INSURANCE (See "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES") .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See "WORKERS' CO--LNIPENSATION") .
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER NMURRAY") :-
Regulations under Act, 1912-1946, 1.19, 392.
CURLIVAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA'.-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1.950, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HAY IRRIGATION AREA:-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1950, 1~99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 4. . 891
. . . . . . . . . 4' 901

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IRRIGATION (continued) -.-
N077IFICATIONTS OF ACQUISITIO_'~ UNDIM PU13LIC WORKS ACT or LAND o% EASEMENT r014
PURPOSES OF:-
Berriquin Provisional Domestic and Stock Water Supply and Irrigation District, 49, 369 ;
Denibootq Provisional Domestic and Stock Water Supply and Irrigation District,
1.29 ; Wah Wali Domestic and Steel( Water Supply and Irrigation District, 1.24 ;
Mirrool No . 1 Irrigation Area, 289, 395 ; Glenview Irrigation Trust, 392 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IrRT(;ATIOIT COmvISSIO-, :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 19.501 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
4
785
843
.TOINT COALBOARD (Soo "MINING") .
JUSTICE (See "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE")
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1947 :-
Regulations under, 241, 320, 391, 401,
j
K'U-R1NG-GAI cirASE :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1950, 16 .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 19151, 305 .
LA PEROUSE MONUNLIENTS :-
Report of Trust for year ended 30th June, 1951, 396 .
K
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LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE, :-
Report of the Department on working of the F :ictorios and Shops Act, 1912-1948,
for 1949, 1".9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Department on vorking of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-3948,
for 1950, 315 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
L.t\CHLAN RIVER, (See "\VAtER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION"),
LAKE, BALLYROGAN (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
917
945
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC Worrj~s Acr :-
Lismore, 10 ; Manly, 219 ; Paddington, 320,- Far West Children's Health Scheme,
Manly, 388 .
LAND AND VALUATION COURT :-
Rules, 220, 320 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGAL ASSISTANCE .ACT, 1943 :-
Regulations, 1~s .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH A~VALES :-
CE11TIFICATES OF RETURNING OFricruz, ETC., RESPECTING :-
Election of CharIcs Wilson Anderson, Esq . (in room of Hon . W . E . V.Robson, deceased),
267 .
.
Sixth Triennial Election, hold 29th Novoinber, 1951, 387 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LESLIE, M, R. F. G . (See "EDUCATION") .
LIBRAR~Y :-
BOAP,D or NE-%v SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th Juiie, 1050, 211 . . . . . . . -11-1111 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I'UBLIC, OF NEW'SOUTTI WA-LES :-
Report of Truatoes for Tca~ qjded 30th Ti~lno, 1950, J,56 . . . . . . .
LOAN OQ9 IT3~4NCVI--
1 ~841
1 529

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PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO TH.E VOTES AND P9OWTING.S, 3~TII -PAR_LIAAIENT-SECOND SESSIOZ~-
A§Sh1aLV i6iNT VO'LUMES .
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS" ; also "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL
COUNCIL") :-
Ordinances under Act, 10, 20, 57, 70, 76, 109, 127, 159, 1 .83, 6-19, 267 (Town of Holbrook
Planninj Schcine),~305, 320, 351, 388, 401 .
AGREEMENTS FOR A FhANdHi§I~ r6R. ~ClIb SUPPLY or ELh
Certified copy of an Agreement between Keith Vincent Lennox and the Vlan County .
Council relating to a. franchise for the supply of electricity in the village- of
Cassilis and adjoining district within the Shire df Mcrrikva, 10 :
Certified copy of Agreement between 1-lawkesbury Development Co . Ltd . and the Colo -
Shire Council for the supply of electricity -withift poiti6n'6f the Shiie 6i Colo,
289 .
Certified copy of Agreement between John Poland and W . B . Gower and the Wilcaiiiii-a
Municipal Council for the supply of electricity within the Municipality of Wileannia,
332 .
Certified copy of Supplemelitaiy Agreement between Muswellbrook Coal Company
Limited and the Muswellbrook . Shire . Council relating to a franchise. for the
supply of electricity within portion of the Shire, 388 .
COMMONWEALTH 1~11) ROADS ACT,' 1'95'0* :-
Grants to City, Municipal and Shire Councils under, for year ended 30th June, 1951,,147 .
.
DEPARTMII:,NT :-
Report covering eleven years' period, 1st July~ 1940) to 3001 June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NonnCATIONIS or ACQUISITION UNDER THE PUBLiC Woiai~s ACT OF LAND OR EASEMBNTS
roll THE ruRPOSES Oi ;-
Municipalities :-
Aslifield, 126 . -Kil-ring-gai, 10, 126, 319 .
Auburn, 10, 126 . Leichhardt, iO .
Bankstown, 10, 126 .
-Liverpool, .319, 388 .
Bombala, 388 . Xarrickville, 10, 126.
Bowral, 126, 388 . Morce, 319~ - -
Drewarrilia, 10. Nofth Sydney, 10, 126 .
Campbelltown, 319 . Randwick, 126,
Casino, 126, 319 . Rockdale, 10, 126, 319 .
Cessnock, 126 . 'Ryddj_ -319,.,
Cobar, 126 . Shellhdrbour, 319 .
Cootamundra, 319 . 8 uth Grdftoid' 319 .
Drummoyne, 126 . Tarce, 319'.
Fairfield, 10, 126, 319 . Waverle'
Y' 10 .
Hurstville, 126 . Willoughby,- 1 0, . .12~
62 P191 388 .
Kogarah, 10 .
Cities :-
Armidale, 388 ; Dluo Mountains, 1 .26, 319, 388 ; 'Greater Wollougo~ng, 10, 126, 31 .9, q88 ;
Greater Newcastle, .10, 319 ; .Lismore, .319, 388 ;-Litligow,-1-26,-319 ; Muitland, 126 ;
Orange, 10, 126 ; Sydney, 10, 319 ; Wagga Wqgga, 126 ; Wollongong, 126 .
Shires:-
Bau.1kharn Hills, 388 ; Carrathool, 126 ; Cockburn, 126 ; Coolah, 126, 319 ; Coonabarabran,
1.0, 126, 319 ; Dumaresq, 126 ; Gosford,-319, 388 ; Hornsby, 126 ; Kearsloy,
' 10, 126 ; Lake Macquarie, 10, 126, 319 ; Mulwarce, 319 ; Murrurundi, 126 ; Slioalhaven,
126, 319 ; Sutherland, -10, 126) 319 ; Tweed, 126, 319 ; Wado, 316-; W.iiringall,
10, 126, 319 ; Wollondilly, 10, 126 .
Counties :-
Northern RiveriRa, 126, 319 ; Sydney, 126, 319 ; Clarence River, 319 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNINa ADVISORY CommiTTEE :--
.
Report for the two years' period Ist July, 1949, to 30th June, 1951, 351 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 -259
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901 .1929 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES")
Balance-sliects of Ait Uniolis, 10) 15~,-3_5, 7-b,_ 127-,-'141, 219, 393, 396, 403 .
Regulations under Act, 220 .
MACQUARIE RIVER (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
MAIN ROADS :-
Report of Departmelit for year ended 30th Julie, 1950, 8S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . . . . . . . _4 307
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1951, 301 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 401

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I REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .1
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Papers-continued .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE .
MAITLAND SOUTH (See "MINING") .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
M
BOARD :-
Balance-shect and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1950, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 263
Balance-sbeet and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1951, 315 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 271
MARKETINGOF PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1927-1940, 29, 70, 137, 220, 279, 392 .
MARROWIE CREEK WATER TRUST (See "WATER, SUPPLY") .
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES ACT, 1899-1949 :-
Rules of Court, 224 .
ME, AT INDUSTRY :-
Bilance-shects and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Commissioner for year
ended 30th June, 1 .9,50, 1,17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . id . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 277
Bqlance-sheets and Statements of Accounts of etropolitan Commissioner for year
ended 30th June, 1951, 392 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 279
By-laws, 220, 237, 392 .
MENINDEE (See "WATER COINTSER-11"ATION AND IRRIGATION") .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See . . .AIENT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
Amendment of Regulations under, 16, 138, 257, 3342, 423 .
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT" ; also "FINANCE") .
METROPOLITAN WATEA, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See 21so "WATER,
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES" ; also "WATER SUPPLY") :-
Report of Board, together with Annexures, for year ended 30th June, 1950, 207 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1083
By-laws under Act, 1924-1945, 9, 33, 125, 196, 254, 315, 388, 420 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITIONS or LAND UNDER PuBLic WorzKs ACT AT :-
I%fmK :-
Ryde, 10 ; Helensburgh, 10 ; Cronulla, Sewerage Main, 126 ; Northern Districts Reservoir,
126 ; Warragamba Ropeway, 126 ; West Castle Hill Reservoir, 126 ; Belrose Water
Supply, 320 ; Devlin's Creek Stormwater Drainage, 320 ; Enst Bankstown Sewerage,
320 ; Greater Wollongong Water Supply, 320 ; Parrainatta, Water Supply, 320 ;
Thornleigh Water Supply, '-90 ; Wollongong Depot, 320 .
Board's Report for the year ended Both June, 1950, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 233
Board's Report for the year ended 30th June, 1951, 347 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 307
ACT, 1931-1942 :-
Proclamation extendiDg Milk Zone to include "A" and "B" Ridings, Shire of Hastings,
395 .
Regulations, .277 .
MINE SUBSIDENCE ACT, 1928-1043 :-
Regulations, 138 .
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See "MTNING") .
MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901-1945 :-
MINING :-
Regulations and Rules, 46, 133 .
Authorities to Mine issued January, 1882, nuder the Mining Act, 1874 (Return
to an Order, 1884), 138, 403~
Proclamation declaring Iceland spar to be a mineral within meaning of Act, 220 .
Proclamations under Act, 1906-1946, declaring certain lands to be private lands, 16, 138,
220, 258 .
Regulation under Mining Act, 1906-1946, 164 .
Regulations under Coal Mines Regulation Act, 16 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE: MINE WORKERS PENSIONS TRIBUNAL :-
Report of together with Statement of Accounts and Dalance-shects for year ended
30th ~uno 1 950 309
, . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 323
DEPARTMENT OF MINES :-
Report for 1946, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 637

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PAPERS ORDERED TO 13E PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TR PARLIAMENT-SFCOND SESSION
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME . I
~ - Papers-continued .
PAGE . I VOL. PAGE .
MINING (continued) --
M
Mi,,TE SbBSrDFNCE BOARD :-
Report, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1950, 16 . . . . . .
Reports, tog6tber with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1951, 305 . . . . . . . .
JOINT COAL BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1949, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 125 . . . .
Accounts, Report of the Cominonwealth Auditor-Gencral, .
for the years ended 30th
June, 1948, 30th June, 1949, and 30th June, 1950, 21.9 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for ),car ended 30th June, 1951, 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accounts, Report of the Commonwealth Auditor-General . for the year ended 30th une,
1951, 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SOUTH 'MAITLAND COALFIELD COAL CONSERVATIOT-T COM-MITTEE :-
Report, together with plans, 168 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE CO~kl, 'IMINSES CONTROL AuTnom=--
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balince-slicet and Reports of Managers of the State
Coal Mines, for year ended 30th June,' 1950, 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-slicet and Reports of Managers of the State .
Coal Mines, for year ended 30th June, 1951, 305 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINISTERS' (STATE & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-1949 :-
Regulations under, 16, 11.8, 257, 342, 423 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC (FEES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1949 :-
Minute of Variation, 20 .
MOTOR VEHICLES TAXATION MANAGEMENT ~CT, 1949 :-
Variation of Statute, 138.
MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942 :-
Regulations under, 49, 138, 257 .
MOUNT TENANDRA ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY (See "SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL") .
.L\I,UNICIPAL COUNCILS (Soo "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
MURRAY RIVER (See "RIVER MURRAY") .
MUSEUMS (See "AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM' ; ; also "EDUCATION") .
MUSIC, CONSERVATORIUM OF (See "EDUCATION") .
3 759
3 76t
3 1147
3 443
3 419
3 531
3 1 629
3 763
3 799
3 807
N'
NATIONAL ART GALLERY (See "EDUCATION") .
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND :-
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 1950, 127 .
'NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1949 :-
Regulations under, 9, 293 .
NAVIGATION AlViENDIME-INT (REGULATIONS) ACT, 1904--
R egulations, 9 .
NECROPOLIS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
j
"NEW AUSTRALIANS" (See "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "EDUCATION") .
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "TRANSPORT" ; also
"FINANCE
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION Or, LAND OR EASEMENTS (See -under appropriate
headings) .
NUNDAH (See "RAILWAYS") .
NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1924-1946 :-
Regulations, 93, 230 .
NUTRITION 'COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT--SECOND SESSION
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JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-co n1i'med.
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
OBSERVATORY, SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
OIL SHALE MINING (See "MININTG`) .
ORDINANCES :-
Under Local Government Act, 1919, 10, 20, 57, 70, 76, 109, 127, 159, 183, 219, 267,
305 (Town of Holbrook Planning Scheme), 320, 351, 38S, 401 .
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1949 :-
Regulations under, 11, 220, 392, 403 .
I"EST DESTROYERS ACT, 1645 :_-
Regulations, 137, 341 .
PETERS, VICTOR NICHOLAS (,See "COXTMISSIO2\_,S-ROYAL") .
PETITIONS :-
ELECTRICITY 13LACKOUTS ix Tiir Dru-mX[GYNE MUNICIPALITY :-
From certain
residents of the Drumuldyne Municipality praying that the Governmont,
take steps to alleviate the position in tho Municipality (Presented to Assembly
only), 183 . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 815
OPEN GAME SrASON :-
rroni certain residents of State praying that permission be given for, and limitation
oil, "bags" of certain game ; and amendnient of Fauna Protection Act (Presented
to Ass&lnb~y only), 409 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 819
RATING ON UNIMPROVED CAPITAL VALUE :-
rrom National Union of Railwaymen praying that legislation be brought down to give
effect to (Presented to Assembly only), 391 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
From President and Honorary Secretary of Regent's Park Progress Association praying
for alteration in system (Prescitted to Assembly only), 403 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
RFsumpTioN or LAND AND I)EmorxiioN Or HOMES IN REbrERN :- -
From certain citizens of Redfern praying for deferment of, until alternative acconlmodation
is provided for dispossessed persons (Presented to Assembly only), 145 . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 8 821
8
. . . . . . . . . 3 813
Sr,TIOOL BUILDING AT WEST PENNANT HILLS :-
From certain parents and residelifs of West Pennant Hills praying for a new (Presented
to Assembly only), 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . .* . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 817
WITHDRAWAL OF BUS SER.VlCrS DETIVEtN WYNYARD AND MANLY-WARRINGAII AREA :-
From certain residents of Manly-Warringali District praying t1l"It proposal be ]lot
proceeded with (Presented to Assembly only), 385 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i1jElARMACY :-
Regulations under Act, 1897-1946, 12 .
Report of Board for 1949, 12 .
Report of Board for 1950, 149 .
. . . . . . . . . 3 25
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGISTRATION ACT, 1945 :-
Regulations, 294 .
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 : .-
Regulations under, 137,
POLICE :-
Report of Department, together with appendices, for 1149, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department, together with appendicesi for -1950, 174 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION UNDER I
THE PurLIC Wonxs ACT or LAND OR EASEMENTS FOR
PURPOSES OF':-
.
. . . . . . . . . 827
. . . . . . . . a _857
Police Stations-Sa-svtell, 127 ; Concord West, 31.9 ; Eastwood, 388 ; Nelson's Day, 388 ;
Newcastle Morgue, 388 .
REGULATION ACT, 1899, AND POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1906 :-
Rules under, 53, 151, 369, 388 .
SUPERANNUATION AND REIVARD FUND :-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th Julie, 1 .950, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th Julie, 1951, 219 . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 889

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POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908 :-
Minute of Variation of Provisions, 79 .
Proclamations, 127, 181 .
Regulations under, 15, 393 .
PRICKLY-PEAR ACT, 1924-1944 :-
Regulations, 130, 323 .
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED
FRUITS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
.
PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING" ; also "POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT)
ACT") :-
Calling Parliament together, 1.
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS-
Report of Registration Board for 1949, 110 .
Report of Registration Board for 1950, 341 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Regulations under Registration Act, 1945, as amended, 11, 323
435 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . 3 891
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE .(See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES :-
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION .or LAND UNDM . PU13LIC Wop.Ks ACT :--
Liverpool, 10 ; Katoomba, 10 ; Ultimo, 10 ; Bathurst, 126 ; Maitland, 126 ; Tamworth,
126 ; Port Kembla, 126 ; Sawtell, 127 ;. Cootamundraj 129 ; Bourke, 392 :
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
ACT, 1902-1944 :-
Regulations, 12, 31, 41, 220, 395 .
NuTRITIoN COMMITTEE OF NEw SOUTH 'VNrALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 12 .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 220 .
PUBLIC HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1940 :-
Regulations under, 220 .
N4>TIFICATION OF AcQuisirmoy OF LAND UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOP.
or:-
Yeoval Bush Nursing Hospital, 320 .
THE PURPOSE
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION" ; also "TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 (See "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY" ; also "EDUCATION" ; also "LIBRARY")
PUBLIC OFFICES :-
NoquriCATioN Or ACQUISMON or LAND UNMFP PUBLIC WORKS ACT Fop.,
Boolaroo, CoWs Harbour and Moree, 319 .
AT:-
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912 :-
By-laws, 11, 237 .
.
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES :-
NoTIFICATION OF,AcQuisimoN OF LAN-D UNDFa PUBLIC WORKS ACT-.-
Dermagui South ,~VBottwany, en Duri, South Wentworthville, 16 ;"Marley Beach, National Park,
and South orthville, 61 ; Mhclean and Douglas ParlC, 130 ; South Wentworth-
Ville, 138 ; Eastwood, 138 ; Albion Park and Boggabri, 224 .
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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES'AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-SFCOND SESSION .
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AssEmBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME .
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PAGE. I VOL. PAGE .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 9, 76, 110, 125, 183, 219, 293, 388 .
BOARD :~
P
Leslie, Mr. F. G., Deputy Headmaster, Mosman Central School-Decision of, on, 101 .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 293 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Mrs,=s or BoxRo RELATING io APPOINTMEN'I'S OF OFFICMS TO TliF, FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS :-
Department of Agriculture, 11, 31, 38, 63, 70, 128, 137 ; 164, 196, 220, 341, 392 .
Department of Conservation, 20, 25, 53, 57, 70, 87, 129, 138, 167, 224, 225, 230, 238, 293,
392, 395.
Department of Mines, 16, 46, 138, 220, 351, 4033 .
Department of Public Health, 11, 128, 148, 160, 220, 315, 325, 342, 395 .
Department of Pubilic Instruction, 11, 110, 128, 181, 241, 305, 395.
Department of Technical Education, 11, 31, 87, 128, 241, 389 .
SUPERANNUATION :-
Report of the Board for year ended 30th June, 1950, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Board for year ended 30th June, 1951, 339 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
Report, together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for year ended 30th
June, 1950, 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Statement Of .Ii----*--r- eceipts and Disbu sernents ''****''* for year . . . . ended . * , * * * 30th
, , * ,
June 1951, 293 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 4 87
. . . . . . . . . 4 99
4 111
4 113
PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1897 :-
Regulations under, relating to control of Jenolan, Yarrangobilly, Wombeyan and Abercrombie
Caves and Reserves, 38 .
PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS" ; also
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT" ; also "WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE" ; also
"HOUSING" ; also "I-IOSPITALS") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1950, 109 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1951 ., 325 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisiTioN or LAND OR EASEME1\TT UNDER Ac~T, 1912 (Refer to
appropriate headings in, body of Index) .
PURE FOOD ACT, .1908-1944 :-
Regulations, 11, 29, 403,
4
4
115
171
QUARRIES :-
NoTmcA.TioN or AcqtrisiTioN or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
Laurieton, 127 .
RAILWAYS (See also "PUBLIC WORKS" ; also "TRANSPORT") :
By-laws under Acts, 1912-1945, 16, 88, 117, 138, 327, 392 .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1950, 13S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1951, 392 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1950, 138 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1950, 138 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1950, 138 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1951, 196 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1951, 392 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1951, 393 .
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for year ended
30th June, 1950, 33 .
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for year ended
30th June, 1951, 293 .
Statements of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways
Act, 1912-1944, for the following months :-May, June, July, 1950, 20 ; August,
1950, 76 ; September, 1950, 101 ; October, November and December, 1950, and
January and February, 1951, 138 ; March, April, May and June, 1951, 221 ; July,
1951, 257 ; August and September, 1951, 325 ; October, November and December,
1951, and January, 1952, 393 .
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RAILWAYS (continved) :-
CONTRACTS:-
Report of the Auditor-General on, entered into by Department of, a:nd Road Transport,
and Tramways with Commonwealth Engineering Co . and Tulloch Pty . Ltd . (Laid
on Table of Asse-mbly only), 244.
Report by Secretary for, relating to missing, referred to by Auditor- General, 257 .-
GARRATT-TYPE LOCOMOTIVES :-
Departmental File of Papers respecting contracts for purchase, -281 .
NLrw LINES :-
TIHELLmImE To BURRAGORANG RAILWAY :-
Report, together With map of proposed route, 257 .
SINGLETON TO NUNDAII DEvIATION :-
Report, 317 .
NowriCATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMFNTS UNDE& PUBLIC WORKS AcT, 1912,
FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
AuTHoRisF-D LiNFs :-
Electric Railway between Central Station and Bondi Junction, 342 .
Electric Railway between Central Station and Bondi Beach, 423.
CONPIR.MATION OF THE TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND AT:-
Paddington, 11 ; Byron Bay, 49, 392 ; Newtown , 199 ; Ballina, '221 ; -Oberon,
325'; Gnlgong, 342 ; East Hills, 342 ; Lideombe, 392 ; Byron Bay, 49, 392 ; Urangeline
East, 392 ; Honeysuckle, 392 .
ELEQTRIc TRANsuissioN LiNF.S AND POWER STATIONS :-
16, 20, 25, 129, 148, 2SI, 294, 325, 342, 392, 423 .
MAINTENANCE op RAILWAY TRAPPic ON THE LiNF OF RAILWAY BFTwrmw-.-
Blayncy and Harden-Swau Ponds, 1.29 .
Branxton and Muswellbrook-at Liddell, 88 ; Belford, 129 ;*Glennieg Creek, 129 ;
Anticne, 196 .
Central and Tempe-Alexandria, 129, 423 ; Redfern, 129, 392 .
Dungog and Gloucester-Stroud Road, 129 .
Gloucester and Taree-at Taree, 16 .
Hornsby and Milson's Point-at' Turramurra, 221 .
Regents Park and Bankstown-at Yagoona, 16 .
Sydney and Albury-at Picton, 16 ; at Kinloss, 49 ; Demondrille, 221 ; Murray's
Flats, 325 ; Galong, 392 .
Sydney and Bourke-at Lithgow, 25, 325 ; at Lawson, 31 ; Dubbo, 129 ; at Parramatta,
294 ; at Rooty Hill, 325 .
Sydney and Broken Hill-at Began Gate, 16 .
Sydney and Goulburn-Moss Vale, 129 .
Sydney and Muswellbrook-at Glennies Creek, 138.
Sydney and Newcastle-between Stratblield and Hornsby, 129 ; Dora Creek, 392 ;
Sydney and Parkes-at Merairiburn, 148 .
Sydney and Wallarigarra~at Whittingham, 16 ; Murulla, 1.29 ; Greta, 221 ;
Uralla, 254 .
Sydney and Wollongong-at Scarborough, 423 .
Tempe and East Hills-at Revesby, 16,
Waratah Siding and Tighe's Hill, 423 .
MISCELLANMOUS :-
Macksville, 53 ; Staff accommodation, Lithgow, .129 ; Telephone lines, C'aringbah,,
221 ; Offices, Wagga Wagga, 221 ; Railway Institute Building at Sydney,
221 ; Station entrance, Sydney, 221 ; Staff accommodation, Rote, 325 ; Access,
Hanbury Junction, 392 .
-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See
ESTATE AGENTS") .
"AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL'
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See
AND RESERVES") .
"PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :-
Aborigines Protection Act, 127, 289 .
Ambulance Transport Act, 128 .
Apiaries Act, 395 .
Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act, 12, 129) 220, 261, 387 ; 433 .
Bursary Endowment Act, '341 .
Charitable Collections Act, 220.
Cinematograph Films Act, 127 .
Closer Settlement Acts, 17, 31, 130, 323 .
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 16 .

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REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (continued) :-
R
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Conveyancing Acts, 25, 61; 387 .
Co-operation Act, 15, 127 .
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 17, 130, 142, 220, 305, 323.
Dairy Industry Act, 63, 395 .
District Courts Act, 11, 305, 360, 38,7 .
Dried Fruits Act, 137 .
Economic Stability and War-time Provisions Continuance Act, 125, 393 .
Electricity Commission Act, 101 .
Electricity Development Act, 10, 101, 293 .
Factories and Shops Act, 16, 49,
Fauna Protoetion Act, 127, 281
70, 129, 387 .
Fertilizers Act, 392 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 15, 41, 87, 127, 141, 159, 220, 258, 305, 393, 403, 420 .
Friendly Societies Act, 244 .
Gaining and Betting Act, 127, 159, 341 .
Gas and Electricity Act, 10, 20, 127, 159, 204, 219, 237, 261, 315, 320, 341 .
Hunter Valley Conservation Trust Act, 138 .
Industrial Arbitration Act . 12, 1,29, 220.
Infl-ammable Liquid Act, 31, 220.
Irrigation Act, 129, 392 .
Justices Act, 241, 320, 391, 401 .
Land and Valuation Court Act, 220, 320 .
Legal Assistance Act, 128 .
Local Government Act, 10, 20, 57, 70, 76, 109, 127, 351, 388, 401 .
Lotteries and Art Unions Act, 220 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 29, 70, 137, 220, 279, 392 .
Matrimonial Causes Act, 224.
Metropolitan Traffie Act, 16, 138, 257, 342, 423 .
Milk Act, 277 .
Mine Subsidence Act, 138 .
Mines Inspection Act, 46, 138 .
Alibing Act, 164 .
Motor Traffic Act, 16, 1 .38, 257, 342, 423 .
Motor Voldcles (Third Party Insurance) Act, 49, .138, 257 .
Navigation Act, 9 .
Navigation Amendment (Regulations) Act, 9, 293 .
Nurses Registration Act 93 230 .
Pastures Protection Act, 11Y ' 220, 392, 403 .
Pest Destroyers Act, 137, 341.
Pharmacy Act, 12 .
PhysiotherapiAs Registration
Plant Diseases Act, 137 .
Act, 294 .
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 15, 393 .
Police Regulation Act, 53,
Prickly-pear Act, 130, 323 .
-1-51, 369, 388 .
Public Accountants Registration Act, 11, 323 .
Public Health Act, 1.2, 31, 41, 220, 395 .
Public Hospitals Act, 220
Public Service Act, 9,
Public Trusts Act, 88 .
76, 110, 125, 183, 219, 293, 388 .
Pure Food Act, 11, 29, 403 .
Reserve Management, 138, 396.
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 130. .
Scaffolding an(] Lifts Act, 16, 110 .
Sheriff Act, 391 .
Stamp Duties Act, 388 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Act,
Stock Disenses Act, 1 .1, 70, 128, 220.
138, 156, 423.
Supreme Court, 11, 25, 38, 128, 1 .37,
Survey Co-ordination Act, 220 .
224, 281, 305 .
Swine Compensation Act, 11 .
Sydney .1larbour Trust Act, 9, 1.25, 254, 293 .
Sydney Sports Ground, 224 .
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 127, 1,74, 220
Totalizator Act, 9 .
Transport Act, 16, 88, 109, 138, 156, 181, 254, 342 .
Tra sport (Division of l,'unctious)
VnIuation 11 of Land Act, * 219 .
Act, 16, 88, 109, 138, 1.56, 181, 254, 267, 342, 392 .
Veterinary Surgeons Act, 57, 137 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 31, 138 .
Water Act, 1 .38, 237 .
Weights and Measures Act, 127 .
Western Lands Act, 396 .
Wild Flowers ond Native :Plants Protection Act, 305 .
Workers' Compensation Act, 204, 279 .

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RETURNED SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
RIVER MURRAY :-
COMMISSION :-
R
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 159 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 403 . . .
NOTIFICATION or AcQuisrnON OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOR FOLLOWING
PURPOSES :-
Hume Reservoir, 127.
RIVERS AND FORESHORES IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1948-.-
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION- -or -LAND UNDER PUBLIC 'WORKS ACT FOR FOLLOWING
PURPOSES :-
Hunter River Flood Mitigation, 127 .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT
4
4
903
953
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS" ;
also "LOCAL GOVERNMENT"),
ROSSLYN ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
ROYAL COMMISSIONS (See "COMMISSIONS-ROYAL") .
RURAL BANK OF NEW -SOUTH WALES :-
Report of the Commissioners of the, together with Balance-sheets, Statements of
Accounts and Appendices, for the year ended 30th June, 1950, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Commissioners of the, together with Balance-sheets, Statements : of
Accounts and A:ppendices, for the year ended 30th June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 227
4 247
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 130 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 327 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
4
263
275
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1912-1948 :- .
Regulations, 16, 110 .
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See "WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES").
S
SHERIFF ACT, 1900 :-
Amended scale of f&es, 391 .
SHIRE, COUNCILS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
SINGLETON (See "RAILWAYS") .,
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE") .
SOIL CONSERVATION :-
NOTIFICATION OF AcQuiSITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC _WoRus AdT :--
Keepit Catclunent Area, 10 ; Glenbawn Dam, Mudgee, 127 ; Scone, 320 ; Young, 388.
SOUTH MAITLAND COALFIELD COAL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE (See
"MINING").
SOUTHERN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY (See "ELECTRICITY") .
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1§40 :-
Forms and Regulations, 388.
Variation of, minutes reebrding, 315.
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES.") .
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See '.'STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE COAL MINES (See "STATE ENTERPRISES',) .

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STATE ENTERPRISES :-
BpacKwor,i,cs
Statement of Accounts and Bqlance-shoet, together with report of Auditor-General
thereon, for the year'
ended 31st March, 195o, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-Ueueral
thereon, for the year ended 31st March, 1951, 219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE COAT, MINES'.-
Report of Control Authority, together with Statement of Accounts, for the year ended
30th June, 1950, 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Control Authority, together with Statement of Accounts, for the year ended
30tb June, 1951, 305 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATEFORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
STATE LOTTERIES :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1950, 315 . . . . . . .
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-1947 :-
Regulations, 138, 156, 423 .
STATUTES, VARIATION OR SUSPENSION (See "CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPART-
MENT" ; also "STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940" ; also "HORSE-BREEDING ACT" ;
also "TRANSPORT") .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIO.NEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934 :-
Regulations under, 11, 70, 128, 220.
STOCK WATER SUPPLIES (See "IRRIGATION") .
SUPERANNUATION (See "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "POLICE") .
SUPREME COURT :-
Rules of Court, 11, 25, 38, 128, 137, 224, 281, 305 .
SURVEY CO-ORDINATION ACT, 1949 :-
Regulations, 220.
SURVEYOR-GENRRAL :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SWINE COMPENSATION ACT, 1928-1935 :-
Regulations, 11 .
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1942 :-
By-laws under, 351 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY UNDERTAKING (See "ELECTRICITY") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES") :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1950-1951 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 315
Regulations under Act, 1900-1941, 9, 125, 254, 293 .
SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL :-
Statement of Accounts of the City Funds, audited by the Auditor-General, for
1948, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY OBSERVATORY (See "EDUCATION") .
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "EDUCATION") .
. . . . . . . . . 4 287
4 291
3 799
3 807
4 295
365
415
2 250
3 203
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUCATION',) :-
NOtificatiOn . of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes of, 11, 70,
79, 91, 108, 187, 254, 301, 305, 391, 403 .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "EDUCATION") .

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THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908 :-
-
Regulations under, 127, 174, 220 .
TOTALIZATOR ~_CT, 1916-1937 :-
Regulations and Rules under, 9 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING,(Sce "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
TRADE UNIONS :-
Report of the Industrial Registrar for 1949, 220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . .
TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT" ; also "FINANCE") .
TRANSPORT (See,also . "RAILWAYS" ; also "TRAMWAYS" ; also ."MAIN ROADS" ; also
"FINANCE") :-
Minute of variation of Acts, 1930-1950, 20 .
Notification of acquisition of land or easements under Public Works Act for purposes
of transport facilities at Brookvale, 138, 267,
Regulations under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932-1943, 88, 109, 138, 156,
181, 254, 267, 342 .
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1949, 16, 88, 109, 156, 181, 254, 342.
TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS COMMISSION':-
Report for period 22nd May, 1950, to 30th June, 1951, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS or APPROPRIATION OF LAND roR. FoLLowiNG PURPOSES :-
Transj~ort facilities, Mayfield, 221 ; Brookvale, 138, 267 .
ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAMWAYS :-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1950, 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1951, 392 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Auditor-General upon contracts entered into by, with Commonwealth
Engineering Co. and Tulloch Pty. Limited, 244 .
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUN'CTIONS) ACT, 1932-1947 :-
Regulations under, 16, 88, 109, 138, 156, 181, 254, 342, M .
TULLOCH PTY. LIMITED (See "RAILWAYS" ; also "TRANSPORT") .
. . . . . . . . . 4 297
. . . . . . . . . 4 501
. . . . . . . . . 4 677
. . . . . . . . . 4 727
UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900, AS AMENDED :- .
By-laws under, 11, 98, 128, 241, 305, 389 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NEW SOUTH WALES (See "TECHNICAL RDUCA-
TION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERS.ITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916 :-
Regulations under, 219 .
VALUER-GENERAL :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1950, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Departinei.it for year ended 30th June, 1951, 219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VARIATION OF STATUTES :-
MINUTES RECORDING, AS FOLLOWS :-
Motor Traffic (Pees) Amendment Act, 1949, 20 .
Transport Acts, 1930-1950, 20 .
Dog and Goat Act, 1898, 79 .
Police Offences Act, 1901-1947, 79.
. . . . . . . . . 4 777
. . . . . . . . . 4 781
VETERINARY SURGEONS ACT, 1923 :-
Regulations, 57, 137 .
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos. 1 to 99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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WAII WAH (See "IRRIGATION") .
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT :-
Regulations under Act, 1941, 31, 138 .
WATER ACT, 1912-1946 :-
Regulations, 138, 2137 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"RIVER MU_RRAY" ; also "IRRIGATION") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1950, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1951, 369 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DUMARESQ-BARWON RIVERS :-
Report of the Commission for year ended 30th June, 1950, 117 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Commission for year ended 30th June, 1951, 298 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 4 785
. . . . . . 1 . 4 843
. . . . . . . . 4 893
. . . . . . . . 4 897
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION or LAND op. EASEMENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT
MR PURPOSES or DAMS OR WEIRS ON :-
Gonowlia Weir, Laclilan River, 12, 1.29 ; Dinnaresq River at Mingoola, 237 ; flillston
Weir, Lachlan River, 53 ; Menindee Water Conservation, 12 ; Lake Ballyrogan
Water Conservation L6 ; Namoi River at Keepit, 224 ; Macquarie River at Burrendoug,
12, 16, 20, ' 25~ 331 61, 91, 93, 129, 138, 141, 148, 151, 159, 167, 171, 183,
187, 230, 237, 327, 392 ; Hunter River at Glenbawn, L2, 127, 129, 148, 159 ; Wollombi
Brook at Warkworth, 159 ; Bray's Dam, MiTrool Creek, 392, 395 ; Cockburn River,
Counties of Inglis and Parry, 407 .
WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES :-
NoTiriCATIONS op ACQUISITIONS op LAND AND/OR EASEMFNTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT
FOR TIIL FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
Bankstown Stormwater Drainage, 388 ; Burrows-road Stormwater Drainage, 388 ; Canter-,
bury Stormwater Drainage, 126 ; Castle Hill Sewerage, 126 ; Cessnock Stormwater
Drainage, 126, 388 ; Cronulla Sewerage, 126 ; Lideombe Stormwater Drainage, 10 ;
Liverpool Sewerage, 388 ; Rockdale Stormwater Drainage, 388 ; South-west Tablelailds
Water Supply, 1.0 ; Warwick Farm Sewerage, 388 .
WATER SUPPLY (See also "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also "BROKEN
HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS") :-
NoTiriCATIONS op ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOP. THE FOLLOWING
PURPOSES :-
Marrowle Creek Water Trust, 12 ; Fisb River Water Supply, 126, 127 ; Glen Davis Pipe
Line, 127 ; Hume Reservoir, 127 ; Kiama Water Supply, 319 ; Appin Water 'Supply,
388 ; Blacktown Water Supply, 388 ; Ricl)mond Water Supply, 388 .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "P, IN ANCE") .
WEEKLY REPORTS OFDIVTSIONS IN COINIMITTEE :-
Nos. 1 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
459 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WEIGHTS AND MEA.STJRES :-
Regulations under Act, 1915, as amended, 127 .
WEIRS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
WESTERN LANDS :-
Regulations under Act, 1901, 17, 396 .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1950, 130 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1951, 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 367
. . . . . . . . . 1 417
WILD FLOWERS AND NATIVE PLANTS PROTECTION ACT, 1927-1945 :-
Regulations, 305 .
'WORKERS' COMPENSATION :-
Amendment Schehfo under Act, 1926-1951, 387 .
Regulations under Act, 1926-1948, 204, 279 .
Report of Commission together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for year
ended 30th June, 1950, 129 .
Report of Commission together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for year
ended 30th June, 1951, 387 .
Statistics supplementary to Report for year ended 30th June, 1950, 238 .
YARARA (See '!CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
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I 952i45'3 .
(THIRD SESSION OF'THE THIRfY-SIXTH PARLIAM, ENIiT .)
Lndiis ~'ttv-- A"§' EM'JILY .
YEW SOUTH W -A Lf t S .
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For Papers and Petitions laid upon the Table of"both Ho61es,- ind liei'-Monlld Returns, sed
under ~'Papers," page xx .
For .Proceedingi on Bills, see under "Bills," page iii .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTt'S A D PROA-EDIIN~d,3 ; 36TIl PARU,~TIENT-T.HIRD SESSION.
ACTING CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEP3S (See "CHAIRMAN OF CO~&MITTEE~S-) .
ADDRESSES :-
A
ACCESSION OF HER MOST 6PACIOUS MAJESTY QUriN r1,L1ZABE'TH II!-
Speaker reports communication fran~ll Go''v* rhor, fic*~~r* Mnje`4y's' Gep appreciation
of Address, 5*.
ADDITIONAL PUISNE JTJDGES :-
;
Motion (as amended by consent) made . (31r. C. E . ar'MQ fo'r appmal~i6'i~i &I two,
un(jer Supreme Court and Circuit Courts Act,~ 1900 ; d~ree'd' to * '57 .- .
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ii INDEX .
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
ADDRESSES (contivued) :-
IN-REPLY TO THE, GOVERNOR'S SPEECH :-
Motion made (Mr. Ma?mix) for adoption, and Debate adjourned until To-morrow, 20-21 ;
amendment (Mr. Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 27,;
resumed and adjourned, 30, 32-33, 37, 39-40 ; amendment negatived, Address-in-
Reply, agreed to, 44-45, presented to Governor and Reply reported, 59-60 .
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
Or DEBATI? :-
Motion for, agreed to, 27, 30, 33, 37, 40, 42, 58, 98, 101, 108, 11 .11 118, 3.21, 125)* 133,
157, 160, 162, 179 ; (until To-morrow), agreed to, 21 .
Oil General Business at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 70, 76, 89, 111,
125, 165, 177 .
At 10 .20 p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, 106 .
At 5 .20 p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 86 .
t OF TILE HOUSE (See also "SPEAKER") :-
As tribute of respect oil death of ex-2Nfember, 133 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy Speaker, or Acting Deputy Speaker, at
. 10.30 p.m ., 125 .
Under Sessional Order, by Speaker, Deputy Speaker or Acting Deputy Speaker, at 5 .30
p .m ., 174 .
Motion for, agreed to, 10, 21, 27, 30, 33, 38, 40, 42, 48~ 49, 83, 86, 91, 96, 98, 101, 111,
118, 3.21, 132, 134, 153, 158, 160, 162, 166, 194 ; (withdrawn), 91 .
Resumption not noticed as new sitting, 133 .
Special :-
*Motion for, agreed to, 58, 137, (Provision for earlier day, if necessary), agreed to,
194 .
OF THE Housn UNDER THE, 49TI-I STANDING ORDFIZ-.-
J.Vedatived :-
The recently proposed curtailment b .y the Government of Metropolitan transport
facilities (Mr . Treatt), 136 .
Buled out of orderi-
The closing down of the work oil the Circular Quay railway (Mr. Darby), 115 .
The Government's decision not to introduce legislation providing for autonomy for
the New England University before Parliament goes into recess (Mr. Hughes),
188 .
Withdrawn (by Zeave)
The detrimental actions of the Federal Government in respect to the coal industry
of New South Wales by its :negative attitude towards the Joint Coal Board'~;
Report on proposals for the, stabilisation of the coal industry in New South Wales
and by its proposed promotion of coal production at Blair Athol in Queensland
(Mr. Crook), 164-165 .
AGRICULTURE (See "DREAD") .
AMENDMENTS
To add new paragraph (Address-in-Beply), 27 ; vegatived, 44 .
By consent, 57 .
To omit words with view of inserting others, agreed to, 69, 100, 156 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, vegatived, 131, 152 .
To read Bill 2' "After presentatiOu . o! Auditor-Gencral's Report," rided out of order, 86 .
To read Bill 3* "this day one month," 86 .
To recommit on adoption of Report, agreed to, 168 .
ASSEMBLY :-
Extension of sitting hours for current sitting, 78, 176 .
Sezzsional
181 .
Orders-Business Days, Hou: .-S of Sitting and Precedence of Business, 56-577
Sessional Committees-Appointinent, ol, 68, 69 .
Sittings after midnight, 79, 1S5.
OPENING OF SESSIO\- :_
Clerk reads 1'roclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers'Message froill Governor, 11 .
Governor's Speech reported to House and Jaid on Table by Mr . Spoliker, 17 ; Motion
made (Afr . Itailnix) for :,(Iop~,ioll and- Debate adjourned until To-morrow, 20-21 ;
amendment (Mr . Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 27 ;
resumed rind adjourned, ~O, :3-31-33, 37, 39-40, 42 ; alliendmout n-egatived, Address-in-
Reply agreed to, 44-45 ; pro'"ted W Governor and Reply reported, 59-60 .

INDEX .
iii
1952-533.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTrS AND PROCEFI)INGS, 36TlI PARLIA-KFNT-TTITRD SESSION .
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS"'; "SPEAKER" ; "BUSINI~SS"- "PAPERS" INTI)EX) :-
Additional Message to cover qdditional expenses, 1.88 .
Amendment to recommit on adoption of report, agreed to, 168 .
Amendment oil 91 to refer'Bill to Select Committee, vegatived, 1.52 .
Council's oinendments ordered by Speaker or- Deputy-Speaher to be tal~cn h1to con-
L sideration (To-viorrow), _1714 ; .(Forthwith),193 ; (Later _77our of Day), 1 .99
Leave . given, Bill not introduced, 57 ; presented, 62 .
Notice of Motion amended by coiwnt, 57 .
Notice of Motion moved by Minister on behalf of anotlier, 79,
Order of Day discharged and Bill withdrawn, 1.61 .
Private Bill taheii by Minister and set down as Govermneat Business, IS4.
Pro forma, 17.
Second reading taken by consent, .1 .90 .
Standing Orders suspended (Ur~qency) to bring in and pass Dill or Bills through all
stages in one day, 53, 55, 137, 146 .
'11ird reading fixed by Chair for (1'o-m6rrow), 62, G3, 97, 10-1 ("), .1,16, .1.1.7(l), 11.8,
120, 130(-"), 1.58(2), 160(2), ]68(2), 17-9, 1.73 ; (Forthquith), S"33, 90, 97, 1.05, 11.5,
178, 183("), 184, 1,85, I.S6("), 18S, 190 .
PROCLYDINGS ON:-
APPROPRIATION DILL (Budget, 1.952-1953) :-
Message from Governor, 45 ; Ordered (Mr. Cahill), founded oil resolutions of Ways anfl
Aleans (Nos . 3 to 10), presented and read V, read 2' (by coii .sen-t) and committed,
reported without alliendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith (Speaker's consent)
and sent to Council, 89-83 ; returued without :ijoeudinent, 87 ; Assent reported,
88 .
BELLTNGFN CEMETERY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 87 ; Motion (11r . flowkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 98 ; read 21 and committed ; reported without ainendineut, Report
adopted, 11 .6-117 ; read 3' :ind sent to Council, -1 .20 ; returned without amendilient,
1.293 ; Assent reported, 149.
Boopn[AKERs ('17AXATION)' AAIrNDMENT T3ILL :-
Message from Governor, 52 ; Standing Orders suspeoded (Urgc?10,71) to bring ill arld
pass Bill through all stages in wic day, 53 ; AtTotion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bril)"
in, Bill presented and road-l_', read 22' mid committed ; reported -witliout airiendment,
Report adopted, read-31 and sent to Council, 55 ; returned without amendment,
62 ; Assent reported, 67 .
BLRSARrFs (VALIDATION) DILL-
Message from Governor, 103 ; '-Motion (Mr. ITeffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
' and read 1', 116 ; read 2' :nid comi-nitted ; reported without aniendment,
Report adopted, rc ;id 3' forthwitii (Spoake ;` .~ coi?se7it) aiid sent to Council, 178 ;
returned without 'Illicildinent, 1.85 .
CITY OF SYDNEY LOA', AUTHORISATION BILL :-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgencyj to bring in an(I pass Bill througli all stages ill I
-one day, Motion (Mr. li'enshwv) for leave to bring in, Pill presented -ind read 1*,
read -9* and connnitted ; reported without ainendinent, report adopted, read 3'
and sent to Council, 137,- returiied ivAhout aniendinent, .1.51 ; Assent reported, 159 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT (MARYVALE ESTATE) BILL:-
Message from Governor, .52 ; Motion (31r . flawkhis) for lemvc to bring in, Bill presented
-ind read 1', 47 ; read _9' aiid committed, 63 ; reported witli :ill aniendinent,
97 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 100 ; returned without aruendnient, 10 .5- ; Assent
reported, 128 . .
COAL AND OIL SHALE ATLNE WORKERS (SUPERA'N"NUATION) AMENDINfrNT DILL:-
Motion (Mr. Arthur) for leave to J)ring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 18 .5 ; read 20
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwidi
(Acting Depqltq Speaker's co??sent) :ind sent to Council, 188-189 ; returned without
ameildnient, 193 .
COAL XHINING INDUSTRY '.r,O--\G Simvici: LE, vi,-, NTT) BI LL :-
Message from Governor, 1.82 ; Motion (Mr . Arthur) for leave to hrilig in, Bill presented
.and read 1', 1.78-179 ; read 2! alid conimitted ., reported ivithout aniendineot,
Report adopted, read 3' fortliwith (Speake?`s covsevt) :ind scut to Council, 18 .5 ;
.returned ivitholit amendment, 190 . -
P,OPYRIGHT (AmENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Sc~~Sio??, 19-50--~1-52_), reported, 5 .
CROWN EAIPLbYrrs APPEAL BOARD (AmEN~DMEXT) BILL :-
Motion (31r. Cahill) for leave to, bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 104 ; read 2*
and eoininitted, reported without ,iniendineut, report :idopted, read 3*
and sent to Council, 11.9 ; returned without muenchient, 120 ; Assent reported, 163 .

MtX .
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCZEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
BILLS (con,tivued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (COWtinUCd)
CROWN LANDS (CONDITIONAL PURCHASF ANTI) HomFSTEAD FARd TRANSi~ER) BILL :-
Aiessage fron) Governor, 51 ; Motion (Mr. JT.Tawkii?s) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read .1', 47 ; read 21 and coniniitted, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 62-63 ; read 3' ~md sent to Council, 85 ; returned without hmendment, 89 ;
Assent reported, 109 .
CROWN LANDS (Sprc]AL LEASES) AMENDI-MENT BILL :-
N1 es, gage from Governor, 155 ; Alotion (31r. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
aud read 1', 1.37 ; read 2' and eommitted, reported without amendinent, Report
adopted, 160 ; read 31 aud seut to Council, 161 ; returned without amendment,
169 .
DAMAGE By AIRCRAFT BlLl, :-
Motion (Mr. C. E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and road 18, 64 ; 'Motion
made for 2' and Debate adjouined, 125 ; read 26 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 1.30 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 131 ; returned
without amendment, 151 .
PARAE PRODucP, AGE,,TS (AmE-NDMENT~ PILL :-
MA odon I (Mr. Graham) for leave to briug in, Bill presented and read i0i 1,58 ; read 2'
aud coninfitted, reported without anierulffient, Report adopted, 160 ; read 30 and
sent to Council, 3 .61 ; returned without amendment, 169 .
GAS AND Ei,ECTRICITY (AMENDMENT) )31LL :-
AUssage froin Govoruor, 51 ; Motion (Mr. f?xiishdiv) for leaic to bHfid in, Bill presented
and read 1', 48 ; Motion for 21' and Debate adjourn6d, 58 ; iedd 2' and coni-
111itted, ie~orted without amendment, Repoit adopted, 62 ; read 3' and sent to
Comiefl, 86 ;'returned without aineifflinent, 89 ; Assent reported, 1.09 .
OMMERAL T,OA-,N- AccouxT AppizovRiATION BILL (Loan Estitnates, 1.952-195~)
Alcss:ige. f rom GOVCT11or, 78 ; Ordered (3fr . Renshaw on behalf of Mr. Cahill 2
founded
on'Res6lution of Ways and Afeaus (~No . 12), Bill j)ft§euted and ieiid I j read 2'
forthwith (by cousext) and toinihitted, reported -,,vithout amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Spcal.-er's canse7it) and sent to Council, 190 ; returned
without aniendnient, 194 .
GENERAL LOA,~ ACCOUNT (EXPr1XDTTTJRF _ALIDATION) 13]T*,T, :-
Message fron] Goveruor, 77 ; Motiou (JUr A'
. Renshaw) for lea~~q to bring ifi, Bill presented
and read 10, 95 ; read 2* afid cominitted, reported %vithout aiiieftdinent, Report
adopted, 106 ; read 2' aiid 8ent to Comicil, 108 ; returned without ninenduient, 110 ;
Assent reported, 129,
GOVE'RNAIEN\T RAILWAYS (AMENDMENT) PULL :-
Nlessage from Governor, 18 .1 ;, ATotiou ((I .,: avif.iided b,.?j eonse)it) ( .41r . iVei:r) for leave
to bring iii, Bill presented and re:id 1', 1,78 ; read 21 and committed, reported -%vitliout
amendment, R~Lport adopt&l, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's ek'sent) and sent to
Council, 184 ; returacd without anieft(Inient, 190 .
PEIGTI.T OF BUILDING, (AMEND-MENT) BILL :-
A,sseut to (Session 1950-51-52), reportedi 5 .
HUNTER 1)ISTRJC .P WATER, SEAVERAGE ANi) DRAINTACF (A',\fFND.Mf1NT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session l9i50-51-52), reported, 7.
lT(3 :\T,j,ER, DISTRICT WATER, SMIVERAGE ATID Di~A11\AGr (FURTHER AAfE1,DAIFNT) BILL :-
Nfotiou (Afr . Cahi7l) for leave to bring iii, Bill presented and read 1', 104 ; read 2',
and committed, reported without auiendment, Report adopted, 11 .7 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 119 ; returued without aniendinent, 1.23 ; Assent YCPOTtCd, 150 .
INDUSTRIM, Aro.iITRATION (A_ArFND78IENT) BILL (1952)
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, S .
Assent to (Sessioit 1950-51-52), reported, 6 .
110SCIUSNO STATE PARK (AATE1,I)INJENT)
INFLAT,13~rABLF LiQuID (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
BILL-
'STI essage froin Governor, 1,77 ; Motion (Mr. lIaw k -i 'n g) Or e to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1.1, 179 ; read 2' and connnitted, reported without, amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) Ind sent to Council, 186 ;
returned without aluendinent, 1 .91 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (A,\IE,,TD-.\frNT) BILL :-
Motion (21.fr. C. E. illa)-tbt) for leave to bring in, Dill presented and read 1', 158 ;
Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 160 ; resumed and adjourned, 162 ; read
aua committed, 166 ; reported witfi iiiiieridnients, Motion (Mr . Martin) for adoption
of Report Ind ainendmci*it (Mr . Treatt)' to f6coniffiit fof and consid6rAtion of
clauses 2 and 3, (kqrer(l to, House iii Committee, reported 2' with a further amendlix6t,
Report adopted, 168 ; road 3' Ind sent to Council, 172 ; returned with amend-
Inefits, 191 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to
Couficil, 193.

INDEX.
V
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continned) :-
LAW OF IVIDENCE BILL :-
Presented (Mr . Cahill) and read I' (pro fornid), 17 .
LAW Rrq'0R-,U
(MISCELLANEOUS PRovisioss) AmENID-AIENT BILL:-
A-lotion (Mr. C. E . Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 57 .
LiBnARY (AMENDMENT) BILL--
Message frorn Governor, 71 ; Motion (Mr . fl-effron) for leave to bring in, qgreed to, 57 ;
Bill presented and read 1', 62 ; Motion made for 2' and Debate adjourned, 10 .1 ;
.read Z' and committed, reported without amendment, report adopted, read 3'
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Coujicill 105 ; returiled without amendment,
110 ; Assent reported, 129 .
LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 182 ; Motion (Mr . ITelfron) for leave to bring . in, Bill presented
and read lo, 178 ; read 21 and connnitted, reported without amendip elit, ReTort
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 183 ; returned
without amendment, 191 .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "GENERAL LOAN AccoUNT ArPRoPrTATION BILL")
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AmENDmENT) BILL
Assent to (Session 1950-5 .1-52), reported, 7 .
LOCAL GovFRN-UF-NT (TTJRT'HLP. Ai~IENRMENT)
Message frOm-Governor, 165 ; Motion (,Vr . Renshaw) for leave to bripg in, Bill
presented and read 1', 166 ; Motion for 2' and Debate adjourned, 179 ; read 21 and
committed, reported with ,in anieudment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 183 ; returned with an aineildnient, 1.93 ;
I-louse in Coinmittee, Council's amendnient, agreed to, Message to Council, 193 .
LuNACY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Alotion (Mr. O'Sallivan) for leave to briug in, Bill presented and .read 1*, 95 ; Motion
mado for 2* and Debate adjourned, 106 ; resumed and adjourned, 108 ; read 21
and committed, 111 ; reported %vith aniendments, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and seat to Couneij~ 115 ; returned without amendment, 117 ;
Assent reported, 133 . .
A'IEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDINIENIT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, 8.
MiNii,TG (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1.950-51-52), reported, 8 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Ajr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in', Bill prese ;ited aiid re'ad 1', 47-48 ; Motion
made for 2R and . Debate adjourned, 121 ; resumed ạ nd adjourned, 130 ; read 2'
and committed, re'orted p witli all amend tnent, Report adopted, 172 ; ryad 30 and
sent to Council, 177 ; returned -without amendment '
; 184 .
MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH SYDNEY (WAVERTON PARK) BILL:-
Received from Council and read 1', 184 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3'~ forthwith (Speaker's consent) and returned
to Council, 189 :
PARLIAmENTARY ELEOTIORATES AND ELECTIONS (AMENDMrNT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, 7 .
PARRAMATTA PARK (WAR MEMORIAL) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 165 ; Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 166 ; read 2' and committed, reported witliout amendment,
Report adopted, 168 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 172 ; returned without amendme4,
173 .
PUARMAcy (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Assent to (qqqsio,4 D5.0-51-52), reported, 9 .
PIHLLrP STREET, SYDNFY, LAND LEASE BILL :-
Motion (4r. C. E. Martin) for leave .to lPripg in, Bill presented and read 1 94 ; read
'2* and committed, reported . without aniendnient, Report ado*pted,' 1 .30 ; read 3'
apq sent to Council, 131 ;'retur'ned without aniondnient, 151 .
POISONS BILL :-
Message from Goveynor,172 ; Message from Cov'ornor reconinicluding ndditi~iial expenditurc,
188 ; Motion (Mr . 0WAlivan) for leave to bring in Bill presented and 'read 1',
169 ; read 20 and committed 1 184 ; reported kvith aniendnients, Report adopted, read
3* forthwith (Acting Deputy Speaker's covseat) and ,;cut tg Qounci 188- ~returued
without amendme.jit, 191,

vi ENTEX .
1952-50' .
REFERENCES TO THE N70TES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SLSSION .
BI!,LS (continzicd) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (C0?1tinVCd) :-
POTATO Gnowims Llc-E .,,~srm BILI, :-
Motion (31r . araham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 105 ;
read 20 and coininitted, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 116 ; read
V an(I seat to Council, 120 ; returned without amendment, 1.24 ; Assent reported,
150 .
111R .,soxs BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-521), reported, 7 .
Pro form(77 BILL (See "LAW oi, EV1DENcl: Bii .L") .
PUBLIC HEALTH (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, 7 .
PUBLIC \VORKS (DECLARATORY) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 7S ; Motion (1r . li'cnshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 95 ; read 2' and committed, reported with muendinents, Report
- adopted, 11 .7 ; read 31 alid sent to Council, 11-0 ; returned -without amendment, 12.4 ;
Assent reported, 150 .
QPEEN VICTORIA EUILDING SITE
lllessagc from Governor, 77 ; Motion (Mr . Rciishiliv) for lenve to bring in, Bill presented
:in([ read 1', 95-96 ; read 2' and committed, reported without aniendinent, Report;
adoptal, 106 ; read 31 and sent to Council, 107 ; returned without amendment, 110 ;
Assent reported, 19-9 .
RACING TAXATION (BPIVING TAX) E!Li, :-
Message from Governor, 52 ; Standing Orders su8peii(led (Mweiicy) to bring in and pass
through all stages in one day, 55-56 ; Ordered (Mr. Caltill), founded on Resolution
.of Ways and Means (No . 1), 13resented and read 1'~ read 2' and committed,
re-Wrt&I without nmendnient,'Rc-port adopted, read 3' and Sent to Council, 56 ;
reitirned without aniendnient ., 621 ; Assent reported, 67 .
ROVAL BLIND SOCIETY OF TNZEAV SOUTH \VALES BILL :-
Motion (31r. Fbmav) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and i-ead 11, 47 ; Motion
made for 2' niid Debate adJourned, 98 ; i-ea(l 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 101 ; read *" and sent to Council, 104 ; returned without
amendment, 105 ; Assent reported,
ST . LUKE", HOS21TAL
Assent to (Se&sion . 1 .9 .50-51-52), reporte(l, S .
SOIL CONSERVA11ON AND HUNTER -\'-ALLEY (20INSERVATION TRUST (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 52 ; M.otion (Mr . Enhcknap) for leave to brhi~g in, Bill presented
and read 1', 58 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 101 ; road 31 and sent to Coun-cil, 1.04 ; returned without amendinent,
106 ; Assent reported, .129 .
STA-0i, DUTIES (A',%1FND'MENT) BILL :-
Messao-c from Governor, 78 ; Standing Orders suspeuded (Firgenci ) to bring in and
pass Bill through all stages in one day, Ordered (31.r. Caltill) founded on Resolu-
I ion of Ways and INTeans (No . 1]), presented :,,ad rea(l 1', 146-1.47 ; Motion for 2'
and amendment (Mr. Treatt) for reference to Select Committee, ?icgatived, Bill
read 20 and committed, 1,51-1 .53 ; reported witliout amendment, Report adopted,
read 31 and sent to Council, 157 ; returned WWI amendments, 1,73 ; House ill Com-
111ittee, 1,egishtive Council's amendments ngreed to, message to Council, 177478 .
STATE TILLAVORES (AmENDAIEIN~T) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Heffron On behalf of Mr . Pcnshaiv) for leave to bring ill . Bill presented
and read 1', 79 ; _N[otion for 2' and aniendment (3fr . Crawford) to read Bill
"after present-ition to Parliament of A uditor-Genern I's Report," ritled ont of
orderl and ninendment (Mr . Deane) for 2' "This Day one niontli" and Debate
adjourned, 86 ; amendment gieflatived, Pill read 2' and committed, reported without
.1mendment, Repprt adopted, read 3, forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent
to Council, 90 ; returned witliput :1mendment, 96 ; Assent reported, 99 .
SUPERANNUATION (AMEND-I'dENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. C . 1" . Martin) for leavo to bring iii, Bill presented :in(] read 1', 95 ; Alessago
froin Governor, 1.04 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 158 ; read ~20 nu(l sent to Council, 159 ; returned without amendinent,
168 .
SUTHERLAND SI11RE (GANNONS ROAD SPORTS GROUND) 113ILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, 5 .
TUMBER, ~JAMKIITlNG (A-MENDMENT) BILL :-
IvIeRsage ftom Goveruor, 103,- Motion (Mr . Euticknap) for leave to brin~g in, Bill presonted
and read 1.1, 116 ; Order of Day discharged and Bill withdrawn, 161 .

INDEX.
vii,
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TII PARLIAMFNT-THIRD SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
Tim~RR MARKETING (AMENDMENT) BILL (No..2) :-
Message from Governor, 134 ; Motion (Mr. Efnticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 166 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent .to Council, 186 ;
returned without amendment, 191 .
TOTALIZATOR (AMENDMENT) . BILL :-
Message from Governor, 52 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in, and
pass through all stages in one day, 53 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read V, read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 54 ; -r6turned -%vithout amendment, 62 ;
Assent reported, 67 .
TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL-
Motion (Mr. Sheahaen) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 47 ; Motion
made for 21 and Debate adjourned, 118 ; read 2' and committed, reported wifh
amendments, Report adopted, 120 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 125 ; returned
without amendment, 130 ; Assent reported, 163 .
TRANSPORT (Divisiok ar FuNcmioNs) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, S .
TRUSTEE COMPANiEs BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1950-51-52), reported, 6 .
TRANSPORT (DIVISION Or FUNCTIONS) FURTHER AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 93 ; Motion (Mr.'Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 91 ; read 20 and committed, 96 ; reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith (Spooker's,consent) and sent to Council, 97 ; returned
without amendment, 99 ; Assent reported, 109 .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES (Aill.,NDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Helfron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 116 ; read 2'
and committed, reported without amendment, -Report adopted, 173 ; read 3' and
sefit to Council, 177 ; returned without amendment, 185 .
VETFmYARY SuRGFoNs (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Sessibn 1950-51-52), reported, 0 .
WARRAGAMBA CATCHMENT AREA CEMETERIES BILL :-
Motion (Afr : Cahill) for leave to bring in, Dili presented and read 1', 46 ; read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 117 ; read 3* and sent
to Couneil, 119 ; returned without amendment, 124~ Assent reported, 150 .
WATER, (AINEENDMIDINT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to briiig in, Bill, presented and redid 1'~ 138 ; read
2' and'committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 158 ; read' 3* and
sent to Council, 159 ; returned -kvithout amendment, 169 .
BLACK ROD :~
Delivers Message from Commissioners, 2 ; from Governor, 11.
BREAD :-
Motion made (Dr. -Parr) pursuant to NoticQ, That in I . lie opinion of I-louse (1)
lowered fertility of wbcatlands in New South Wales has been associated with
a reduced protein content of flour milled from wheat and available for tfie manufacture
of bread, etc ., etc ., and' Debate adjourned, 165 .
DUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
BUSHFIRE CONTROL :-
Motion made (Mr. Pelly) pursuant to Notice, That, in opinion of House, the Goiernment
should take steps . immediately to modernise the bushfire-fighting organisation
and equipment throughout New South Wales and Debate adjourned, 111 ; amend .
ment (Mr. Fred . Cahill) to leave out and insert .words, agreed to, Motion,-- 'as .
amended, agreed to, 156.
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, 56-57 .
GENERAL:~
Disposed of, Government Business proceeded with, 100 .
Interrupted at 6 p.m . by operation of Sessional Order, 70, 76, 89, 111, 125, 165, 177 .
Notice of Motion removed from Business Paper at Speaker's direction* 164'

Vii INDEX .
105.2-53 .
REF4 T THE VqTES AND rROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIA11IrNT-THIRD SESSION.
. .. . . . . . ... -
BUSINESS (continued)
GovERN-ArENT:-
Order of Day discharged and Bill withdrawn, 161 .
Proceeded witli-it beirig after time for iiiterruption of Conoral Business, 157 .
B CONSENT (See also
-
"AA,FEN [)MENTS~. :)
;. .
t,~r!wd, oil motion of 2A,. rember spq~i~ijig, IQ, 10, 58, 98j 111, 157, 17
of Pill, ~2, 19Q .
P~ ~
Motion amended, before ro osed from Chair, 57, 178 .
M, otiou for amended Sessional Order, 181 .
ql,~'NSURE (See "VOTE OF CENSURE") .
Q A N1 QF Qqffl I T lpl~~ (§e' ql~q 4")
Skk&e'r p informs House of absence ahroad of George Booth, Esquire, as Delegate to
( , '~O 11111101 - I wea , , All parlh, I micilt7" ary z~N ssocht -` ~ " -'tioi;-C,~'t*~t-af~'Co ;ifdf~ii~~)",iid'le-' I av e"of absence
gi-tilited) 4 .
AcTiNd :-
Laurence John TullY, E4quirp, tipp.oillted ~~k :i~t t1uring :ibsoliq of '2NIr. D qflj,
TE
Stieaker.'s warrant at, V.qiiithi Tciiipor~iry Chairmen, 4 .
Cl-IA-TUBER (See "ASSEMBLY") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (Soc' Aso
~
WALES") :-
: 'L - ~ ~ - . , . ., ~ :.~ I ~~W ~,91JTII
Reads Proclamation oil Opening of Scssioii, 1 .
~E J~ SETTLERY-Y ',_,-,ETTLl74
MJ,',NT ;=
Rr,)
Mptioll mado (Mr. 11(tickbis) pursu:w : to Noti!_,C,
aq~-qcd to, 12.-) .
Tll~ t. ll~jusc zjpprqN~es of RQsqjpptiOii,
CLQ
OF DEBATE :-
TMotion, "That the Questiol) be llow put," (fit House), agrecd to, 36, 44, 4~5,
.3 1 -1 ., 136, 1511
-,
.
(In Comwtittee), qgreed to, 21 :3, 215, 216, 217, 219, 220, _92~ , 226, 237 .
!.
CO"MMISSION (See also -.ROYAL C0_N-UlR3SlO_.,\ O__-\T POLICE FORCE")
For opening Parliaweiit, 2-3 .
MITLTEES :_
Sessional Order appohithig, 69 .
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order :Ippoilitilig, 69 .
PRINTING :-
V~TALIG A~7.coyqT
Speaker reports receipt Of litimination of i1jr. MCIM,01011 to fill Casual Vacancy,
Al r. Me-Aalion eleuted, 16 .
,Spe.lker roports resigilation of ~jr . Clj ;lffey, ]7(3 .
STANDING ORDEYZS--
Sessional Order :ippointiiig, 68,
COMMONWEALTH GOVER_-\'ME_,N-1r
Q_E (Sen, "BY QO_,\ S~
Tf

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
DEATHS (See also "ADDRESSES")
FoRmER MEMBERS:-
HARRY CHARLES CARTER, ESQUIRE:-
Afotion (Mr . Cqhil!) reSpeeting lojS sustained by State and of symp .ithy with family, 10.
THE RIGHT I-ION . WILLL~_Al -- M6RIUS I-JUGIIFS, C M H9
I,, I'll, 111-.1 i THE
USE op
11, 11
REPR,Esi,2,TATIVES :-
Motion (ilfr . Cahil1) respecting loss Sustained by State and Australia, and of s mp4thy
with family, and * for adjouTument' as mark of reslYccf, 1.33 . .
ALBERT 01IA.RLFs GARDINER, ESQUIRE :-
Motion (Mr . CahilZ) respecting loss susb0ned by State and of Sympathy with family,
10 ; letter of thanks on behalf of family reported, 51 .
HAROLD VIVIAN JAQUEs,, B.A ., LL .B . :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sust ;dned by State and of spi 88.
39AI~Y IPLY-AfAy QUIR *K:=
Letter of appreciation oil behalf of faaiil~'of'r6solution of Housp (Scq~lon 1950-51-52),
1746rted', 9 .
THE HONOURABLE ERIC SYDNEY SPOONER, A .FO1'R_-M .iE"h1' MINISTER OF THE CROWN:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy -,Yitil fAmily, 9
. acknowledgment reported, 123 .
OTHERS :=
THE HONOURABLE ERNEST HENRY F..~Rm~n, PRESIDENT Or . THE LEGisLAiivr COUNCIL :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting loss sustialned"by' Stat ė and of sympathy with family, 9 ;
. ackiio%vledgmCnt reported, 41 .
DEBATE ~5qe als "ADJOURN-TTHENT" ; ,11~o-"CLOSURE"- also "B17 CO SENT~') :-
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), q9 (2 .), 76, 89, 1.08)
.111, 125, 156, 165, 1.77 ; (negativad), 90 .
Reply- Motion of General Business, *37, 156 .
Motion for 21 of Bill, 54 62 06 101, 106, 111, 115,
I -
117, 120, 158, 160('-'), 184 .
Motion for 31 of Bill, i0s.,
. -1 -1 -7, . .- - I . . .
Motion for Adj6urumeht t6 terminate sitting, 30, 83, Q0, 11~, 121 .
TVQtioii for AdjRurilmient lui~,,r 49th S.tanding'Order 1~q,' 1..6,5 .
-Motion for Suspension of Sbiloling'-Orders, 53 .
Speaker puts Question under Staiuling Order No . 161, 171.
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISSE .NT (See "SPEAI~ER") .
DIVISIONS :-'
IN THE HOUSE :-
Adjournment, 49th *Stjuding Order, ve-rjatived, 136 .
Bookmakers (Taxation) Amendment Diff, 55 .
Dissent from Speaker~s ruling, negatived, 171 .
Fflialicial Policy of C6 ill ill 61f-,veafth 'G o ver n Ili oil t, agrc-:~d to, 100 .
Royal Commission oil Police Force, itegat"Xed, 37 .
Stanip Duties (Amendment) Bill, 146, 1 .47, 152, 153, 157 .
State -Tileworks (Aui,~~pdmqjjt), Ijill, 7P .
8'us'pcnsion-o-f -Standing Orders to-
. .
Bring'in' q'ild phss'Bill'tbiough all stages in orle da ag~~eo to, 531 147 .
That'h" .,Ill I )c. "' new ' - rea ' j'26,-ag.i:q'c"(l t'o,"5'4,-iEl5,'155
That Bill be read
TiiA -till be iefiried to Select Cin:l"ittee, negatived, , 152.
I' pai~e. 'tq given to bri'ilg Ili a (Ir'00dio, 7.9
Tfult Member's time
tl~~"QTI,e~tio ii -be ilow put," agreed to 36 44 4 .5 136, 152 .
That -%V_0~ds '-j')'r-0*p6scd to' 1)"C ',~ddcd' be 's~o '~ d'ded', i~tq ~q d~, 44. -
Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 54 .
That words proposed to be left out stand, agreed to, 152.
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to-
Extension of Powers of Royal Connnission upon Liquor Inolustr ne atived, 12 .
Keepit Dam-Ap'pointment, oi~
.9i--~'
Payments from General Loan Account "Unalithorised in Suspense," izq~ved,
182 .
Susp6ifi .~ioii of St-.*wding Orders to pass Bill through all stages in one day, agreed to,
146 .
State's Taxing. P~wprs, ~_qqtivfdl 167 .
IN CO-INIMITTEE OF THE 'VNH6LF :-
Landlord and Tenant Amendment) Bill, 230,
I ocal Government (Further Amendment) Bill
MU~r Trafflc~ (A~ndndifibnt) Bill,'23~3, 234 .
St:1nlp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 227 .
State Tileworks Bill, 220, 221 .
That Clause as road stand, 221, 236 .
(2) , 23-9 .
236(% '2A
That 'the ~ucstio*n 'be -now put," ~19, 220, 223, 2137'..
That words be inserted, 220 ?27, 231("), 234 .
Tfl, ;i W_6~ds' st' and, -2'30, 2 1'i2 ;
1.
-,3-, 2~ 'G, '2 '38 .
IN COMMI717EF OZ WAYS -AND, MEANS :-
Tll,lt Resolution 1)e agreed to Ditlies (Ainend,~licnt) 226 .
~; ~, - ;%, ~7~ . ' . , ' . '4 .: , ~ "a"I ~
'711A the Qicstion be 'low Put," 2131 2 .6 .

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INDEX.
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH P~%RLJANIENT-THIRD SESSIONT ;
DIVI.SIONS (continited) :-
IN COMM11-fFE OF SUPPLY:-
D
That Estimate be ngreed to (11inislar for 11611'sing wid Minister for Go-operative
Socielies), 217 ; (Secretary for Alines and Hinistcr for Iiamigration), 218 .
Tbat Estimate be reduced by -.C1 (Hinistcr for Transport), 201G .
-That the Question be Dow put," 215, 2.U ;, 217 .
DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index) .
EDUCATION :-
SUBNORMAL ChILDREN :-
Alotion made (-Ifr . AnArson) pursuant to IN-otice, That ]louse views with concern the
lack of adequate facHities in this Stato for care, treatment and education of, an(I
is of opinion that the Governniciit rhould immediately subsidise welfare organisations,
etc ., and Debate adjouriled, 81) ; res~-.nietl and ai~ijourjied, 12-4-11-5, 157 .
ELECTORAL :-
DISTRICT w, AsnFIELD :-
Speaker reports resign:&on of 0c Houcim-able Athol Railton Riehaydsou~, Q .C ., and
issue and return of Writ and Election of lack Frederick Richardson, Esquire, to
fill vacancy, TNJr . Richardson introduced and sworn,
DISTRICT op GONDON :-
Speaker reports resignation of 1-Tcury P~mil Turner, Esquire, M .A . (Cantab .), to seek
election to Federa[ Pnrliament (section 79 (8) of 1 .1arliamentary Electorates and
Elections Act invoked) ; Alotion (NIr . Cahill) That seat be declared vacant, agreed
lo, 376 .
DisTmcT w, Livmzpooi,-.-
Spcaker reports resignation of J :mics 'JcGicr, Esquire, and issue and return of Writ and
Election of Nornian John Alannix, Esquire, to vacancy, Mr . Mailuix introduced and
sworn, 1-2 .
ELIZABI,1`11-1 II, H .E .R. .1,1-,VJESTY (S.ce "A.DDRESSES") .
ESTIMATES (See "FLINTANCE") .
EXTETINSION OF SITTING (See -SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
FED14,11AL G0VE1?N`-\1E-NT (See -,!so "ARjOUR-N-A1.E,-NT UNDER 49TIL STANDING
ORDER") :-
FINANCIAL POLICY :-
Alotion made (31r . Freevian) pursuant to Notice, That House views with alarin the
increasing unemployed in this "State" brought about by the restrictive financial
poli,cy of the Comi nonwealth Government, etc ., and is of opinion that Common-
,wealth Government is deserving of the strongest condemnation ; Point of Order
(11[r . Trcatt), That as motion related to matters, the right and function of the
1"ederat Government, it was out of order ; not uplield by Mr . Speaker, An(]
amendment (Afr. Willis) to oinit all words after -,Statc" with view of inserting
"for which the policy of the Now South Walos Government is largely responsible"
and Debate adjourucil, 69-710 ; resumed mid adjourned, 76 ; amendincnt negatived,
original motion ag)-ccd to, 100 .
FINANCE :-
PUBLIc ACCOUNTS CWU-.NfV17.FEE :-
Speaker reports resignation of Alember (Alr . Chaffey), 176 .
Sui,rl,y :-
Motion made (Hr. Cahill), That ].louse ivill at Inter hour of d11Y resolve itself into
Committee, 45 .
]-louse in Committee, (Financial Statement, 19 .52-53), 46 ; (Esti-niates, 19-52-53), 76, 79 ;
(Loan -Estima-tes, 1952-53), 97, 125, 130, 132, 1 .60, 189.
Resolutions reported, (Finaneial Statement, 1.952-53), 46 ; (I-Oall )",'stiPlates, 1952-53),
1,89 ; (Estimates, 1952-53), 79 .
Resolutions agreed to, (Financial StatemeA, 19,72-53), 46 ; (Estimates, 19-52-53), S-2 ;
(Loan Estimatcs, 195-2-53), 189 .
WAYS AND MFANS :-
Original Resolution withdrawn (by lcai;c) and "No . 2" Rcsolution proposed, 225 .
Motion niade (111r. Cahill), That House mill at later hour of (lay resolve itself into
Committee, 45 .
1-rougo in Committee, (Financial Statement, 46 ; (I?acing Taxotion (Betting
,Tax) Bill), 56, 6-9, 65, 70, 71, 73 ; (Stainp Ditties (Amendment) Bill), 91, 125,
134, 1.38 ; (Loan Estimates, 19~)2-53), .189 .

INDEX.
xi
1952-53' .
REFLRENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TTI PAPLJAIIENT-THIRD SESSION . :
.41NANCE
F
WAYS ANTI) 2NIEANS (co?jtijj?te(i)
-
Resolutions reported, (Fivancial Stale,ment, 19 .521-53"), 73 ; (Racing Taxation (Brttiv.g
Tax) Bill), 56,- (Stavip Ditties (Amendment) Bill), 1.38 ; (Loan Estimates,
19,52-53), 190 .
Resolutions agreed to, Stato7?w?~t, 1952-53), 73 ; (Raving Taxation (Betting
Tax) Bill), 56 ; (8iamp Ditties (Anicudment) Bill), 146 ; (Loan Estimates, 1952-
53), 190 .
rI_21~A2N-CTAL POLICY OF COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT (See "FEDERAL
GOVERNINIENT
GEORGE VI, HIS MAJESTY (See "ADDRT]SSES") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See ';BUSINESS") .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher oftlic Black Rod, 11 .
OPEIVING SPEECH .-
reported in Assembly and lai(I upon Table by Mr . Speaker; 17 ; Motion (31r . Mannix)
imide for adoption of Address-in -Reply aud Debate adjourned until To-inorrow,
20-21 ; Debuto resumed and ainondmont (Mr . Treatt) to add new paragraph (4 .),
mid Debate adjourned, 27 ; resumed and adjourned, '10, 32-33, 37, 39-40, 42 ;
amendment negativeel, Address-iii-I'loply agrecd to, 44-45 ; presented to Governor
and Reply reported, 59-60 .
I-1IG1f\\`AYS, COMMISSION OF TRA :~~-SPOIZT AND (,See ."MINISTI]RIAL- STATE-
AIENTS") .
HOURS OF SITTINNG ~Seo "SE'SSIONAL' ORDERS-) .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
JUDGES, ADDITIONAL PUISNE (See
ACT, 1900") .
"SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS
RI-N-G, HIS MAJESTY THE (See "GEORGE VI") .
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER. SETTLE2NIENT") .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE' (Soo "MEMBERS") .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :-
Speaker i-eports rcsign :lti oils of the Honourable John Joseph Cahill mid the Honourable
Anibrose George Eli`iicku . ip as -Managing T . Trustees, 71 .
Messrs . Sliminon nud Simpson appointed Managing Trustees, 73 .
LEGIS-LATIVI,' COLT-N-'CIL OF NEIA' SOUT11 A\,'AI,ES (See also "PAPERS" Indcx-inider
this licading) :-'
ELrciao,\T 01' MEMBFRS TO :- *
CASUAL VACANCIES :-
Speaker reports Message front Governor aunounciu, issuc of Writ and forwarding
copy thereof Writ road by Clerk and Speaker (Erects tbat taking of votes be alit
drder of tlic'Dloy for date specified in Writ, 15-16, 2.5-227, 113, Election takes place,
49, 59, 60-61, 149 .
Vacancy filled by Member unopposed and Speaker directs that Order of Day be removed
front Business Paper, 88 .
LIBRARY (~cc "COM-MITTEES") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMEINT (TOWN AND COUNTRY PLAINNING)
1945 :
AMENDMENT ACT,
- Motion made (Mr . Monro) for appointment of Sclcet Qommittee to inquire into and
,report upon any anomalies md injiistices i-;ltleli may have arisen out of operation
of the Act, and Debate adjourned, 176-177,

'
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INDEX,
1952-53" .
REFERENCES TO THE N70TES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIANIENT-THIRD SESSION .
. . . .. .. . .
MEMBERS (See also "DEATI-IS" ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Jj~ave of Absence-qu account of illness, 11(') ; absence from State, 4, 11 .
Present Petitions, 29, 35, 131, 181(2) .
Provident Fund-Resignations as Managing Trustees reported, 71 ; appointment of
~jqpagiug 'Iruste", 73 .
Resignation ' from Public Accounts Comipittee, 176 .
Resignation reported (t o seelo election to Federal Parlia,ment), 176 .
Speecbes-=,Motiou tQ allow to continue for furtber period (agreed to), 69(2), 76, 89,
1081 11.1, 125, 1,56, 1.65, 177 ; (?;ega,ti'Ve'd,),' 90.'
Sworn, 2 (2) .
14ESSAGES :-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 46, 78 .
Referred to Committee of Wavs and Means, 52, 78 .
To cover Additional Expenditure, 188 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR :-
1 . Assenting to (Session 1950-51-52) Sutherland Shire (Minnous Road Sports Ground)
Bill, 5 .
2 . Do . Do. Copyright (Amendnient) Bill, 5 .
3 . Do . Do. 1-feight of Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 5 .
D o . J-)o. Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill, 6 .
5 . Do . Do . Tru stee Companies Bill, 6 .
fl . Do. Do . 1-11flanmable Liquid (Aniendnient) ,
Bill, 6.
7 . Do . Do. 2Aining (Amendment) Bill
8 . Do . Do. Publio 1-fealth (Amendment) Bill, 7 .
9 . Do . Do. Parliamentary :Electorates and Elections (Amendment)
Bill, 7 .
10 . Do . Do . Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage
(Amendalient) Bill, 7 .
11 . Do . Do. Prisons Bill, 7 .
12 . ])a . Do. Local Goverument (Amendment) Bill, 7 .
13 . Do . DO . --Nfeat Industry (Amendment) Bill, S.
14 . Do . Do. St . Luke's Hospital Bill, S .
125. Do . Do. Industrial Arbitration (Aniendment) Bill, 8 .
16 . Do . Do . Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment
Bill, 8 .
17 . Do . Do . Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 9 .
18 . Announcing Issue of Writ for I-A,ection of -Alember of Legislative Couneil (in room of
Mr. Ferguson, resigned), 1.5
19 . Announcing Issue of Writ for E'lection of AIcniber of Lcgislaitve Council (in room of
Ah-. Ferguson, resigved), 15 .
20 . Recommending Budget PapqF~, 1.952-1953, 45 .
2 .1 . Do . Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Pill, 51 .
22 . Do . Crown Lands (Conditional Purcliase and 1-101nestead Farin Transfer)
Bill, 51 .
23. Do . Closer Settlement (Maryvale Estate) Bill, 52 . .
24 . Do. Soil Conservation and Hunter Valley Conservation Trust (Amendment),
Bill, 52 .
25 . R.ecommending Bookinakers (Taxation) Amendment Bill, 132 .
26 . Do . Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 52.
27 . Do . Racing Taxation (Betting Tax) Bill, 52 .
1.8 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Election of M .,nibcr of Legislative Council (in room of
.Y.r. Gibb, deceased), 60 .
29 . Assen,tiug to Bookmakers (Taxation) Amendment Bill, 67 .
30 . Do . Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 67 .
31 . Do . Racin(, Taxation (Betting Tax) Bill, 67 .
32 . Recommending Library (Anicadment) Bill, 71 .
33 . Do . Queen Victoria Building Site Bill, 77 .
34 . Do . Gcneyal Loan Account (Expenditure Validation) Bill, 77 .
35 . Do . Public Worlis (Declaratory) Bill, 7S .
36 . Do . Loan Estimates, 1~52-1953, 78 .
37 . Do . Stnuip Duties (Amendment) 11ill, 78 .
38 . Do . Bellingen Cemetery Bill, 87 .
k Assenting to Appropriation Bill (1952-1 .953), 88 .
4 0 j3ppmuiending Transport (Division. of Pun(Jious) Furtlier Amendment Bill, 93,
6 .

*
i95~-~3 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS ; 36T4 . PAihiiN'ihN ;k ~itgkbN.
MESSAGES (continved) :--
FROM THE GOVERNOR (continued) :-
41 . Assenting to State Tileworks (Amendment) Bill; 99 ;
42 . Recommending Timber ~LAAing (Aiii6iidinbiit) j3iili 103 .
43 . Do . Buisaiies' ~~Taliidati6fi5 Bill, 16A .,
- 44 . Do . Superannuation (Amendiii6fit5 iii1ij 104
45 . Assenting to Crown Lands (Conditio,idi PiiiW`196 diid HoAdi6gd Vdrm transfer)
Bill, 109 .
46 . Do . . Gas and ElcUficity (Am6fidment) Bill ; 109 .
47 . Do . Transport (Division of Functions) Furih6r Am6ndniefit Bill, 109 .
48 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Election of Member of Legislative Council (in rooln
of Mr. Sommerlad, C .B .E., decMsed), 113 .
49 . Assenting to Closer Settlement (&aryvale :98t'atO ihil, i~§ .
50 . Do . General Loan Account (j~xpendiituiiie Validation) 'Bill', 1"2'9 .
51 . Do . Library (Amendment) Bill, :L6 .
52 . Do . Queen Victoria :building Site Bill, 129 .
53 . Do . Royal Blind Society of Now South Wales Bill, 129 .
54 . Do . Soil Conservation aiid Hunter ~Tailey 6onseiVaii6ii T`iuii~t (Amendment)
Bill, 129.
55 . Do . Lunacy (Amendffiefit) Bill, 133 .
56 . Recommending Timber Marketing (Amendiii6nt) Bill (No . 2), 134 .
57 . Assenting to Bellingen Cemetery Bill, 149 .
58 . Do . Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (i'ilith6r Amendment)
Bill, 150. -
59 . Do . Vofaio di6,~Nle_is Licbngiiig (Ani6lidffi6k) Mild,
60 . Do . Public W6iks (156Aiiatoiy~ 'Bill, 15'0 .
61 . Do . Warragambti, Catchnient 'A"e, r i C' `eliieidii6i , S i~iiil, 1'56 0 .
62 . Recommending Crown Lands (Special Leases) Amendment Bill ; i55 .
H . A§sciffirig io City 6f Sydney Loan Autli6i :isa'jioii Iii:11; 1-59 .
64 . Do . Crown Employees Appeal Board (Aincii(Imenty Pill, 163 .
65 . Do . Transport (Amendment) Bill, 163~
66 . Recommending Pair.~mAta Park (War M&fioriM) Bill, 165.
67 . Do . Local G6verniiidiit ( .Furflic~ Amefidinefit) Bill,, 1 .60~ .
68 . Do . Poisons Bill, 172 .
6q . Do . Kosciusko State Park (Amendmout) Bill, 177 .
70 . Do . Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave ( .~inendiueiit) Bill) 182.
71 . Do . Library and Art Gallery (Amendment) Bill, 182 .
72 . Do . Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 18,~.
73 . . Do . Additional ExpendAur6-Nis'ofi~ Bill, 138 .
FRo-m AsSFMBLY TO COTikG'1L:-
Transmitting :-
Appropriation Bill (1Y52), 83 .
Belliiigdn C6inetery Bill ; 120 .
Bookniahois (Ta.~ation) Aniclidinent 111111i 55 .,
Bursaries (Validation) Bill, 17.8 .
CAy of S~iiiiey Loaii Autiiori§~tion bill, i3'~.
Closer Settlement (Maryvalo Estate) Bill, 100.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine-Workers (Superannuation) Ainefidniellt Bill, 189 .
Coal Mining In dustry Long' Service Leave (Arli6iidine"Aj Bill, 18,-, .
crowfi fEinpidyces Appeai h6W (Ahkiidnient)' Bill, 119 .
Crown Lands (Coliditional ArAasb ail[d H'omest&A P'~_Iriil T'r'~ii~f.6r) Bill, 85.
Ciol~ii hifid4 (Special Lciislcs) Aiueudili6if Bill', 16 1 .
Damaje ~y Aircraft :6ifi,- 131 .-
Parm Produce Agents (Amendment) Bilf, 161 .
Gas and Elc4riclty (Amendment) Bill ; 86 .
Gencia'l Loan' A6count Appropriation Bill ; 190 .
General Loan Account (Expenditure Validatioi;~ Piih, iog .
Govehi-W(Yfie in khilivayg- (Affieiidiiient) Bill, 184 .
Mifitel, Bi-AriA Water, S6,~6ia& and (PiWti)e_r' An'ie-hdn-ie* lit) Bill, 119 .
Kosciusko Staic Phri~ (~&niciidmicnt) hilli 186 .
Landlord and ~cnant ~_~meildmeiit) B-ill, 17~.
Librs .ry (Amendment) Bill, 105.

xiv INDEX .
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
PRom ASSEMBLY TO
Transmitting (con-142121ed) :-
COUNCIL (conlinued)
Library and Art Gallery (Aniendinent) Bill, 183 .
Local Government (Further Ainor.dracnt) Bill, 183 .
Lunacy (Aniendment) Bill, 1-15 .
Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 177 .
Parraimitta, Park (War Memorial) Dill, 172 .
Phillip Street, Sydney, Land Lease Bill, 131 .
Poisons Bill, ISS .
Pot,qto Growers Licensing (j\iuenJnient) Bill, 1,21) .
Public Works (Declaratory) Bill, 3,20.
Queen Victoria Building Site Bill, 10-1 .
Racing Taxation (Betting Tax) Bill, 56 .
Royal Blind Society of 'New South Wales Bill, 104 .
Soil Conservation ,in(] Ifunter Valley Conservation Tru-st (Airmi(Inient) Dill, 104.
Stump Duties (Amendment) Bill, 157 .
State Tileworks (Amendment) Bill, 90 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 159.
q,illjl)cr MarReting (Aniendnient) Bill (--No . 2), 186 .
Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 54 .
Transport (Amendment) Bill, 1.25 .
Transport (Division of Functions) T, urther Amendment Bill, 97 .
University mid University Colleges (Amendment) B.ill, 1,77 .
Warragarnba Catchnient Area Cemeteries Bill, ]I!) .
Water (Amendinent) Bill, 1.59 .
Returning :-
-INItinicipality of North Sydney (Wav~~rton Pai-R) Bill, without amendment, 189 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments in :-
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 17,"~) .
Local Government (Further Amendment) Bill, 1 .03 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bifl, 19 :" .
rjjo"~j COj17N1(,1jL
-ro AssFmimv:-
Trausinitting :-
Municipality of North Sydney (AVavertoii Park) Bill, 184 .
Returning :-
.
.1 Approprizition Bill, without inimidnicnt,
1~ Pellingen Cemetery Bill, without anundincut, 1,23 .
Pookiimlicris (Taxation) Amendment Jlil!, witbout nuien1ment, G-2 .
Rursaries (Validation) Bill, Avifl!out :1111endniclit, Is ;-) .
City of Sydney Loan Authorisation 3~ill, without amendment, 151 .
Closer Settlement (MarYvale Estnte) P:fl, v,,ithout amendment, -105
Coal and Oil 'iliale -Aline Wor~-crs (Superannuation) Aniendinent Bill, withoul.:
dinent, 193 .
Coal Mining Industry Service Lenve (Amendment) Bill, witbout amendment,
190 .
Crown Employees Appeal Do :ird (An,c!idnietit) Bill, witho 11 t a i 11 ci( 1 line] it , 1.10 .
Crown Lands (Conditional Purchase xid Honicsteatl F,,irni 'Pransfer) Bill, withont
amendment, 89.
Crown Lands (Special ],cases) Amendment Bill, w'ithout nniendinent, 169 .
Damage by .Aircraft Bill, without aric-ndnicut, 1.5 L
F-arni Producc Agents (Amen(himit) Pill, without amendment, 169 .
C as and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 89 .
General Lo :in Account Appropriation Xpen(litu Bill, without amendment, .194 .
General Loan Account
I-0 Y21idation) Bill, without amendment, 1.10 .
Governmeat Railways (Aniendincitt) Bill, without amendment, 190.
I-lunte,r District Water, SeNverige and Drainage (Further Amendment) Bill, Ivithout
amendment, 123 .
Kosciusko State P:11-k (Aluclulnient) Bill, without amendment, 191 .
Landlord ;md Tenant (Amendinent) Dill, with amendments, 191 .
Library (Amendment) Bill, without nniendinent, 1.10 .
Library and Art Gallery (2kinendment) Bill, without amendment, 191 .
Local c3overnment (11tirther Ainendinent) Bill, with 'In amendment, 1.93 .

INDEX .
~xv
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TI-I
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continued)
Returning (continued) :-
Lunacy (Amendment) 13ill, -,~Itliout amendinent, 117 .
Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 184 .
Parranlatta, Park (War Memorial) Bill, wi.thout anieudlkicrltl~ 1.72 .
Phillip Street, Sydney, Land Lease Bill, without amendment, 151 .
Poisons Bill, without amendment, 1.91 .
Potato Gro*crs Licensing, (Amendment) Bill, - %vithout ninondniont, 124 .
Public Works (Doelqratory) Bill, without amendment, 1.24 .
Queen Victoria Building Site Bill, without amendment, .110 .
Racing Taxation (Betting Tax) Bill, without amendment, 62 .
Royal Blind Society of Now South Wales Bill, without amendment, 1.05 .
Soil Conservation :ind Hunter Valley Conservation Trust (Amendment) Bill, v"ithout
amendment, 106 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill ; with aniondine'uts,173
State Tileworks ~Aniendmoiit) Bli], without amendment, 96.
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 168 .
Timber Marketing (Amendment) Bill (No . 2), without amendment, 191 .
Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, without .amenduient-, 62 .
Transport (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 130 .
Transport -(1)ivision of Functions) Further Amendment Bill, without amendnlent,
99 .
University and University Colleges (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 185 .
Warraganiba' Cateliniont Area C-=cteries Bill, without amendment, 124 .
Water (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 169 .
MIDNIGHT :-
Sittings after, 79, 185 .
IIINIST~RIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (M9% Cahill) re resignation of ~,IcGirr administration and swcaring-in of )low .
administration headed by himself ; also resignation of Honourable W. E . Dickson
as a member of the Executive Council, 3-4 .
Made (Mr.'Cahill) concerning appointment of Mr. R . -Winsor as Railiways Commissioner
and suspension of operation of Transport and Highways . Collimission-for, which
legislation would . soon be presented to House (Leader of Opposition also addressed
House), 32 .
Made (Mr . Cahill) respecting illness of the Honourable George Weir, Minister for
.Conservation, and the Honourable Ambrose George Enticknap's appointment, as
Acting Minister for Conservation, 42 .
Made (Mr . Cahill) respecting changes in -Ministry ; Mr . Weir to be Millister .A'Vithout .
Portfolio and Mr . Enticknap to be Minister ior Co'nservation, 155,
Made (Mr . Cahill) C011COTIlilIg restoration of taxing powers to Statc (Leader of Opposition
also addres3cd House), 167 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting appointment of 171on . F. P. Buckl6y, INI.L .C ., as Assistant
Minister in Legislative Council, .183 .
MOTTONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "ADDRESSES")
Adjournment, under 49th Standing Order :-
Circular Quay Railway, ruled out ef order, 11 .5 .
Coal Mining, by'leave, qvithdrawv, 164-165
Metropolitan Transport Facilities, Curtailment of,'vegatived, 1.36 .
New England University Autononjy ruled out of order, 188 .
Buslifire Control, 111; amended, 156 ; motion as aniended,-agreed to, .156 .
Dissent 'from S eaker's :Ruling, negatived, 1.71 .
p
Extension of a sitting beyond 10 .30 p.m ., agreed to, 176 .
Federal Government's Financial Policy, 69-70, 76 .
Nutritional Standard of Broad, 165 .
Oper,ation. of Local Government (Town and Country Planning) Aluendinent Act, 194-5)
176 .
Police Force-Royal Commission oil) : regatived, 35-36-37 .
Subnormal Children, 89, 124, 157 .
Transport Services (Vote of Censure) ruled out of order, 128 .
Urgency, to consider motion relating to-
Extension of powers of Royal Commission upon Liquor Industry, negatived, 11-12 .
Keepit Dam-Appointmont of Select Committee upon (negatived), 93-94 .
Payments from General Loan ' Account "Unanthorised in Stispouse," iiegalived, 182 .
Restoration of States' Taxing Powers, neyatived, 167 .

INDEX .
1952-53 .
REFFRENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TT-I
PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
NOTICE OF MOTION, IRREGULAR (See "BUSINESS" ; 096 "8PEAK`ER':') .
NUTRITIONAL STANDARDM 01" F BREAD iii- (See "BREAT3"~) .
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See "MEMBERS") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (Sdd GOVERNTOR") .
ORDERS OF TITEBAY" ~&e lziibSINESS") .
PAPERS LAID UllO,N THE TABLE (See "PAPERS"Index) .
PARLIAME'NT (~eealso"ADDRESSES") :-
opENiA 6? 8~fkiuy :
Clerk reads Proclainatiou, 1 .
uhi-ei of, B-laek Rod deflk-cl-S- Me§s"Ia"e-f.r6i~ Co'frin,i iAiciii 64s", 2 ; from' G&~6rfioi, 11 .
I
PENSIONS ri'IND (8~~ "LkGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROYIDENT FUND")
PETITIONS (Riefer to PAPERS INDEX;
see ;ilso
PmDii6N~ i~6T~0,E' (See "CLOSER SE,r'PLETNIENT") .
POINTS OF ORDER (See
P6LidJ',P' PbRWE (S~-ee- "kd-kAL C`0'M-M-I'SSION ON THE P . OLICE FORC . E") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER") .
PRE, CEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIOI~,TAL` oRb- rm','S") .
PIM"E*f9 C6-,KTEN Ti
'OF F" LOUI~ (See
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES").
PRO FORMA (See "BILLS") .
PROCLAMATIONS :-
Opening ol Se§sion,,, read by Clerlcj 1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTA COMMITTEE (See "COMAHTT ES"~ .
PUISNE j6dEig (See "§V]~Eki\fk 66-bRi A N- "D diRd " Of T' ; ~S lk-- CT, 1900") .
QUEEN ELIZABETH 11 (See "ADDRESSES"~ .
QUESTION :-
CLOSURE :-
STANDIN(i ORDER 161 :
Put by Speaker under, 171 .
tlid`Q'uditi;6~ .~e~ iiwk put," (In Ho"06) 44, 45, 136), 152 ;
agi6&1 i6, -113, 215, 2'1.,6, 2 1 17, 219, 22'0, 223, 6226, 237 .

MEN .
MTE!~Fl~qE~ TO THF Vq~ES A D P CUP[~G AT_11.
RECOMMITTAL (See "BILLS") .
REPLY~ (See "DEBATE") .
RESOLUTION IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS .-
grigi al jyitbdra~y~, ~b
2,
ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE POLICE FORCE :-,
Motion made (Aft . Treatt) (after Urgency-Suspension - pf . ~ ~~tgndiny 1 . % 1 . .911' . . Orflers - I to consider a
Notice ~f Motion before Addre-ss-in-Pieply) - . - I pursuant to ptice, , h' - iat-*" in opinion
, ,
,of Mu§c, (i .)`Public'a-nxi6
-
y and lidii6sty, , o f f!~eifii` in members
of" e' Poli& Foiee`iii tlle`(,iyis,0.si'y~,ge t Royal to t Ic' Ok tli~i' d* titles ""-d"' emap'.4 'd~ibat*tlfe , Government
silou']d ii~meaiat6ly -s~t : 111) 7
In 'mi6ion to, ljlq6i~c 'int to' the integrity; of
Police Force administration generally ; (2 .) th . e term I s of refei . 6n6c be such as to
enable a thorough investigation to be made of ~j R,ge~ptp ,, of I ., Poli~e'admiidstriition,
- . ., Pt-.Iii
etc. ; (3 .) the proposed terms of reference 4~01%W6 submitted to t is Ouse for
~li~~usk'oh b~foiZ_th~'Iffo~~!'Oo&inis . jio I ii . . is I isgued~ M66A'affi~hd6d ai"direction of
,by "'I caving out wor r t6fil. rubers of" all d*':b - ~P,~te ensued ;' Point
of Order ( r. C . E . Martin) that third PaT9 .grap . It would ha-vle , 'effect of taking
Royal Prerogative out of hap)d* of Goverjinicilt~itpheld ; -W!~PTP'11pRa motion with
p~y~gTqpj! Q,.) . oinitted again pT~po c .1)1 ?1e live( 1 .35 -3p,- . 7 _`~
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSTNESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
11~u,~~ ?~ §17nNG-PRECEDENM Or BUSINESS :-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House sha)l sit OR
TupqdpCy and 'Wednesday from
2.30 p.m . until 10,30 p.m . and on Thursday f-rohi 11""- ~ urltd'5.36~p.m . General
Business to take precedence on Tiiesday until 6 p.!ij ., gg 6d to 56-47.
Motion made (M 2% Cahill), That during, r9W4jpqqr 9f. prp5gjjt @p,g§j9jj ffRjjqp may sit
after 10 .30 p.m . oil Tuesday and AyDdi~q,§(Ily qpd P~9 p'111 . 0- it T14P . . rsday, agreed
to, 181 .
Motion (,Mr . Cahill) for suspension of to sit beyond 10 .30 p.qi ., agreed. to, 78, .176 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of UrgencV-.-
To continue sitting after 10 .30 p.m ., 78, 176 .
To consider motion respecting-
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See
Operation of Local Government (Town and Country Pjapning), endmcnt
Act, 176 .
Transport "Services, agreed to, * 12,7'128.'
SPEAKER (See also PLEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOVTI1 WALES" ; also
"BILLS ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Addresses House before putting Question oil Motion of Dissent, 171 .
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at (10.~q pmz.), 125 ; (5.30 p.vi.), 174 .
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 17 .
Lays on Table Warra t aPp9illtillg Tenporary Cliairmell of Collimittce4, 4 .
Lays Paper oil Table, 88 .
Leave Ch .air for period (Later Hour of Day),-11 .
.Offers Prayer, 1, 11 .
Orders that a, notice be removed from the Business Paper., .164.
Public Accounts Committee-reports receipt of nominations and fixes date of election,
puts Questions for, election of M6mb6rs, 54 ~ jqpgt~ 'q§ik lqtio ~,f 'Alernber (Mr.
c4ff~ i'76'
Puts Question under Standing Order 161, 171 .
Reports presentation of Address-iii-Reply. and Answer, 60 .
Reports absence abroad of Chairman of Committees, 4.
Resumes Chair at .hour named, 11.
RULINGS Or :-
Matters of Federal Concern :-
It is in order foi this House to discuss any matter. coming within the purview, of the
Pdderal Governme'A and nlak6 'any recolmai"Onantions;'it lilied'r~ectillg'ii to the
Federal Parliament, 69 .
Amendin.ent to . Motions. for ~?,O :- .
That an amendment "That a Bill be read a 21 after the presentation of- the Auditor-
Gene6l's Re'polt" wa'sAnde'fillite"-aind did no"t coilform with requirements of
Standing Order 253, 86' .

xviii
INDEX.
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
SPEAKER (continued) :-
RuiaNos OF (continned) :-
Anticipation Rule :-
Motion to discuss tile 49th Standing Order under a, matter within the scope of the
Loan Estimates debate would anticipate discussion oil the Loan Estimates
when the latter will be resumed "early next week," 115 .
Duplication of Debate :-
To discuss a motion the subject of which was substantially the same as one which had
already been discussed in Cominittee of Supply on the Estimates would lead to
unavoidable duplication of debate and therefore such a motion is out of order,
128 .
Irregular Yotic6 of Motion:-
If a. notice of motion is deemed irregular or unbecoming it is tile Speaker's prerogative
to order its removal from the Business Paper, 164 ; Dissent, negatived,
171 .
Adjournment under 49-th Standing Order :-
Subject-matter must be of recent occurrence and of all urgent character, 188.
Royal Prerogative :-
It is not within the power of the House to determine the terms of reference of a
Royal Commission-the appointment of which is the prerogative of the Crown .
Therefore, any motion expressing an opinion that such terms should be submitted
to the House before a Commission is issued is out of order, 36 .
DEPUTY :-
Speaker reports absence abroad of, and L . J. Tully, Esquire, appointed to act as,
during such absence, 4 .
DISSENT FROM RuLixa :-
Motion made (Mr. Treatt), That House dissents
was out of order, negatived, 171 .
from ruling that notice of motion
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS") :-
Adjournment Motions under 49th, 115, 136, 164, 188 .
I
COMMIT-nm :_
Sessional Order appointing, 68 .
SUSPENSION or--
As matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill,
day, agreed to, 53, 56, 137, 147 .
or Bills, through all stages in one
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Operation of
176 .
Local Government (Town and Country Planning) Amendment Act,
Royal Commission oil Police Force (Notice of Motion), agreed to, 35 .
Extension of sitting beyond 10 .30 p.m ., agreed to, 78, 176 .
Transport Services (Censure Motion), agreed to, 127-128 .
STATE TAXATION POWERS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT") .
SUBNORMAL CHILDREN (See "EDUCATION") .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .
SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900 :-
APPOINTMENT or Two ADDITIONAL JUDGES:-
Motion (Mr. C. E . Martin), pursuant to Notice (as ameaded by consent), (1) That,
in the opinion of this House, the state of business of the Supreme- Court of New
South Wales requires the appointment of two additional Puisne Judges to that
Court ; (2) That the foregoing Resolution be communicated by AIdress to His
Excellency tile Governor, agreed lo, 57,
TAXI-'-\'G POWERS (See "'MENISTERIAL STATE_NIEINT") .
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF CO~T]NIITTF,_'ES (See "CHAIRMAN OF COM-2KITTEES")
TOWN AIND COUNTRY PLANNI'_~G (See 'LOCAL GOVERNMENT11) .
TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS CUMMISSION (See
TRANSPORT SERVICES (See "VOTE OF CE-_\,SURE") .
"MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")

INDEX.
xix
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROUEDTINGS, 36-rti,rARL1AMFNT-T1-1IRD SESSION .
URGENCY:-
MOTION MADE, AS A MATTER OF :-
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in -.111d Pass Bill, Or Bills, throa~"h ill qtaffeS in
one (lay, agreed to, 53, 55, 137, 146 .
To suspend Sessional Orders to sit ofter 1.0 .30 o'clock, p .m., 78, ]76 .
To consider motion relating to-
Keepit Dam-Select Committee upon, vegativod, 93 .
Extension of Powers of Royal Commission upon Liquor Industri- neqatived 11-12,
Extension of. present sitting, 78, 1 .76 .
Payments from General Loan Account "Umitithorised in Stispenpe," vegatived, 182 .
Consideration of '-,Notice of Motion ( .Royal Com?nission on Police Force) before
Add ress-in-Reply, agrecd to, 35 .
Operation of Local Governinent (Town and Comitry Phuniug) Aniendrient Act, 14-6 .
Taxing Powers of State (Yofice of lit.otion), nerjoitived, 1 .67 .
Transport Services (Yote of Ccn .uirc), agreed to, 127 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
VOTE OF CENSURE:-
TP,ANsrorT SERVICES :-
2N.Totion made (31r . Treatt) (aller of Slan0big a2id Ses.qionol
Orders), That, in opinion of House, (1) I'lie policy and ndininistration of Government
have ( .it) underinined financial stability .of transport services, etc ., and
(2) Because of the above, the Governinent no longer possesses the confidence of
this House ;
(3) The foregoing rdsolution lie conunituiefited by address to Governor .
Point of Order (Hr . C . E . illarthi), That motion was out of order because
substantial portion of it had already hocit discussed on current Year's Estijuates in
Committee of Supph, and wou)d lead to unavoidable duplication of debate-Upheld
by Mr . Speaker, 1.27-128 .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WHEATLANDS (See "BREAD") .
WHITS (See "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES") .

xx INDEX .
1952-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY I
VOLUME. JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE.
ABATTOIRS
Agreements betweeli the Government and Wagga Waggp, Goulburn, Dubbo and
Gunnedab cities for the establisliment and control of, 151 .
ABORIGINES PROTECTION ACT, 1909-1943 :-
Regulations under, 1 .3 .
ABORIGINES WELFART' BOARD :-
Report for year elided 30th Jim(,,, .1951, 1.63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTTS") .
ADMINISTRATION OF. JUSTICE :-
ADULT PROBATION SFrvicr :-
Report for period 30th Julv, 19,51, to 30th June, 19552, 187 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
PUBLIC SOLICITOR :-
Report for year elided 30th June, 1.9 .52, 187 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 13
. . . . . . . . 695
ADULT PROBATION SERVICE (See "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
ADVANCE TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE")..
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also "D]'~TED FRUITS", n1so "PUBLIC
SERVICE") :-
Report of Department for year elided . 30th June, 19 .-)2, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 21
AMBULANCE TRANSI~ORT ACT, 1919-19 .51 :-
Regulations, J4 .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Board, together with Bal .AllCe-S1100t and Statement of Accounts, for year
elided 30th June, 1.952, 164 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE)
(See "EDUCATION") .
595
APPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ARTUNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPFP,,S :-
Alpliaboti.cal List of Members (Facbi .q pajo 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . I to 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business Undisposed of at the Close of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Couilts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos . I to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos . I to 6 . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
195
197
201
203-4
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
205 . . . . . . . . . . . .
2o9 . . . . . . . . . . . .
211 . . . . . . . . . . . .
213 . . . . . . . . . . . .
239
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS :-
Report of Council for year elided 30th June, 195 .1, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 105
AUDIT ACT, 1902 :-
Regulations, 155 .
AUDTTOR-GEN`ERAL (See "FINANCE" ; also "ELECTRICITY" ; qlso "RAILWAYS") .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See also "EDUCATION") :-
Ileport of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1952, 163 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 243
AWABA (See "MINING") .

=EX.
XXI
PAPERS ORDERED TO IJE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TIl PARLIAMFNT-THIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY I
VOLUME .
JOik ~6LUMES.
Papers-continued .
PAGE.
VOL.
PAGE .
B
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVES ~See "RAILWAYS") .
BARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "WATER- CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BERRIQUIN (See "IRRIGATION") .
BILLS (See also "COMMITTEES")
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BORE WATER TRUSTS (S&c "IRRIGATION") .
205 ~
BRICYWORKS, (&e "STATE ENTERPRISES") . .
BROKEN HILL WATER Al\~D SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1951 :--
~y-laws, 24 .
Regulations, 24 .
BROREN HILL I~ATER BOARD :-
Report for 1951, 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUDGET - (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING OPERATIONS AND BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL ACT, 1945 :-
Regulbtions under, 14 .
BUILDING SOCItTIES :-
Reports of Colonial Trchsurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters commencing
lst October, 1951, lst January, and ist April, 1952, 43 ; Ist Jilly, 1952, i75 .
-BUILDINGS, PUBLIC (See "PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES") .
BURIAL GROUNDS (See "6OWN LANDS") .
BURRENDONG (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IREIGATION") .
BURSARY END6WMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1949 :- .
Regulatib,ns, 29, 41 .
BUSINESS :-
Undi~posed of at Close of Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.Of tlic Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUSINESS NAMES ACT, 1934 :-
Regulations', 161 .
BY-LAWS :-
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 24 .
Government Railways Act, 23(2), 68, 85, 110, 134, 171 .
Hunt6r District Water ; Sewerage and Drainage Act, 12 .
Meat Industry Act, 14 .
Metr6politan' Water, Sewera& and Draiiiage Act, 12, 75, 124.
Milk Act, 78 .
Public Par" Act, 14 .
Sydney Corl3oration Act, 25, 134 .
University and, Univer6lt~ Colleges Act, 91, 181 .
. . . . . . 1 1067*
197
203-4
d
CATTLE COMPENSATION ACT, 1951-.-
Reguiations, 71 .
CEMETERIES (See "CROWN LANDS") .
CHIEF SEbRETARY (See "FISHER.IES"Y .
CHILD WELFARE (See "EDUCATION") .
CHILD WELFARE ACT, 1939 :-
Regulations, 161.
CIVIL ~:ERVIQg (See "PUBLIC SEI-VVICE") .

INDEX .
1952-53,
,'A PERS ORDERED TO BEPIUNTED.
HEFE1,ENCES TO TBE, VOTES ..ND 17ROCII-EDINGS, 36TIl SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
I I ~ P
Papers-c 0,ntlinu ed .
PA 0E . I VOL. I PACE.
CI,AR1,1'-NC'F' IIARBOUR, IN"O .111K8 ACT. IJ50 :-
'--\~OTIFICATIONS op ArvROPRIATION Ov [,,~ND u, .NDLR 11,cl~l,--C Woln~s Aur TOR, AT :-
Iluka, 2-5 .
CLOSI"I't SETTLE'ME-NT AN'D RE'T I T RNF"D SOLDLERS~ ',J1TTI,L-NIE'1N'T :-
ACTS :-
Regulatimis under, 39 .
I FUND :-
Elsthimtes for the -yenr 1972-~,113 (Laid on Toblr of ~18scmbly ontil), 4 .5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .
PARTTCULARS RESPECTING T11F, RLSU11PTION AND/OR PurCIIASE OF TITE FOLLOAVING
EST ATE : -
Piedmont Estnte, 15 .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CO~kL (See ",'%ITNINLG") .
COAL 'TNIINJ.-S R-EGIA,ATL0'--\T ACT, 1912- .1947 :-
Ru~-ulatious, 29 .
COA11 TNTIT~TRN(1, (See "MIINLIING,") .
COPYS HARBOUR IATtPR0VI;-NL[NT ACT, 1913 :-
INOTIFICAT10N or ACQUI~c3l`PTONT OF LANi) Pui;mc ACT FOR, AT :
Dorrigo Shire, 2-5 .
CC-INIM IT TEES :-
stnuding mid scl,'ct nppuilited durhig the Session (Sc .~sional Ī'aper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Couscii, Siu .Eur :-
-MUNICIPALITY 01" SYDNEY (WAVERTON PARK) BILL :-
Report, together with ~4inutcs of Pro(~ccdings :md Evidknik!e (Laid on Tuble of
coluicil 0211y) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
PR ;NTlN"G :-
Reports TNos . .1 to 6 : 73, PS, 11' ;2, 1.62, 17-2, -1 :,'0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLic ACCOUNTS :- -
Third 11CI)Ort Of, (1111-ill" CRI-runcY Of 36th Parfinillent, together with Minutes of
Alectings (Laid on cable Of 21 .~ .NCj)lbly oill, Y
), 172 I
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C02AIMOTNIVEALTH ANNI) STATE 2AII-NISTERS' COINFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES")
COMPANIES :-
ACT, 193(; :-
Regulations, 1.61 .
CON-FERENCE :-
Iteport of Proceedings of State ond Coimnon%vc ;i1t!i INHnisturg field at Canberra on
15th, 113th, and 17th F August, 19 :51, 121 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COX~Sl,,JIVATION (See also "SOIL CONS,ERVATIOINT")
DEPARTAIFNT :-
Report for year ende(I 'afth June, 1952, 18 .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SOM CONSERVAMN SE,-,~,VJCE OF -'N7F.\V SOUTH AVAI~Es :-
Report for period of 2 years Ist JulY, 1949, to 30th June, 1951, 68 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONS0111DATE'D R.PIVENUE PU-N-D (See "FRNTANC.E") .
CWNVE,YA,NLCING ACT, 1919-1943 :-
liegulations wider, 161 .
COWS RIVER IAK.PROVE-NIENTS ACTI 1946 :-
XOTIFICATION oi, AcQuisrrio .N op L.~TND UNDER PL:L;-'!( : ACT 1'01~, AT :-
Canterbury, 25.
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDI-NIG SOCLETIES (See "Bu1ILDI\7G SOCIETIE-S") .
CO-OPE.HAT]YE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ooded 30th June, 1949~ 4 :1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTRY K11,LFING (See "ABATTOIF,S") .
COUNTRY PLAINTYHNG (See "LOCAL G0VER-N-,N1I,:N1-) .
.
.
2 262
1' 109
211 . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . 1 1123
230 . . . . . . . . .
2 711
155
1 147
. . . . . . . . . 159

IDMEX.
XXIII
1952-53.
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD CESSION.
ASSEMBLY
'VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE .
CROWN LANDS:-
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act, 14, 39,124,167 .
BURIAL GROUNDS AND CEMLTZ=S:-
Schedules and amended Schedules of fees and charges of various, 14i 99, 100.
CLOSER SETTLEAIrNT:-
Regulations under Acts, 39 .
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS (SECTION 25) :-
Gazette Notices dealing Nvith'the, 14(2), 75, 99, 131, 135, 175 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF RESUIMPTIONS or LAND FOR:-
Public, Recreation purposes, 23, 99.
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be .dedicated to, 14, 75, 104, 131, 175 .
RETURNED SOLDIER SETTLEMENT :-
Regulations under Acts, 39 .
CURLWAA (WENTWORTH) IRRIGATION AREA (See "IRRIGATION") . .
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Report Of Board for year ended 30th June, 1952, 88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
ACT, 1933-1938 :-
Regulations, 14.
DAMS and WEIRS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
DENIBOOTA (See "IRRIGATION") .
DISTRICT COURTS ACT, 1912-1936 :-
Rules, 13, 411 .
DIVISIONS :-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . 201 . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN COMM1=F OF THE WHOLE:-
Weekly Reports, Nos . I to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DOMESTIC AND STOCK WATER SUPPLY (See "IRRIGATION" ; also "METRO-
POLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE") .~
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See ".WATER,- SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES") .
DRIED FRUITS :-
Report of Board together with Statements of Receipts and Expenditure for 1951 , 14.
. . . . . . . . .
DUBBO (See "ABATTOIRS") .
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND
IRRIGATION") .
1 97
ECONOMIC STABILITY ANDWAR-TIME PROVISIONS CONTINUANCE ACT, 1946, AS
AMENDED :-
Notificatkit extending operatioLs of section 32,

1PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
REFERENCES TO TI I FE VOTES AND FROJOBtbh~(IA ; 30in vAftasihxt---4mRfj
ASSEMBL~
VOLUME .
J61NT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE .
EDUCA.TION~ (See dso "IIIUI~LIC SERVICE") :-
BURSARY ENDO*MENT BOARD :-
Report for yeitr . ended 30th June, 1951, 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHILD WtLFARE:-
Report of the Ministcr of Pubttli In,'likl6tioil ofi the 1~.oik . of the Cmid Welfiilr6
'
Departnidnt for tbo year ended 30th Julie, 1952, 187 . . .
Atusnum 'OF, TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED
~IENCF :-
Report of Tr6stees for 1951, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC I'NSTPUdTION
ACT :'-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NotificAtions 'of Acquisition under Public M"orks Act of Land and Easelncllts~ 31 .
TECIINICALEDUCATION :-
Notifledtioll of Acquisitioii of Land under Public Wor:~s Act, 31 .
UNivrRSIfY Or §YDNEY'.-
By-lawg under Act, 31, j.87 .
Report of Sdhate for 19550, 31. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UNivcRsiiy ob, TrCIINOLOG~ :-
Accouli6, Audited by'Additor-General, for year ended 3001 June, 1952, 163 . . . . . . . . . .
ELECTR .1FJ.dATIO :N1 OF -MAIN RAILWAY LINES (See "RAILWAYS").
ELECTRICIYY (Se6 also "GA§ AND ELECTRICITY" ;
Co,mmissfby Ac+, 1.950 :-
Roguldioliq, 2i5, 68 .
DEVELOPABNT ACT, 1945-1Y4,S :-
Regulations,
also "LOCAL GOVERINIMEN'T")
SYDNEY C'OUNT"~ COUNCIL UNDERTAKING :-
~'tatcnibnt of Acuotints ~Xnd Bal-irleb-9116et htiffited b'~, Aucfi~oi-Gdiie~al . fbr ib5i ., 6-5
ELECTRICI~Y CO-~fMISSIONT! ACT, 1950 :-
RegulAions, 197 .
. . . . . . . .
fig
199
. . . . . . . . 1 251
. . . . . . .' I 1 1 263
. . . . . . . 1 259
I 299
NOTIFICATmN ok AcQuISITION or L .~\-D uN6kn iluBmc N~VORKs ACT FOR :-
DrookVole Diescl Generitting Plant, 9-4 ; Liverpool Power Station, 24 ; Bur~inju6l-
W, agga-1-turno Tralng,tuis~ion Liney 24 ; Hoinebus'-Tallawarra Transmission Lilie
24 ; Peakliurst Sub-ftatiou, 135 .
ELECTRIC14Y DEVELOP-AIE I NT ACT, 1945-1948 :-
Regulations under, 25, 187 .
ELECTRTCITY rRAIN~61IISE8 "LOCAL G OVER '~~d ENT") .
ESTIMATES! (See "FINANCt") .
EXPLOSIVES ACTI, 1905 :-
Regulations, 53 .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS A-MENDED :-
Regulaiions uAder, 14, -68~ 1.59 .
I~eport OF. 1)6~nrtnivnt df Lnbom and Ilidustry and Socizil -\V01filre on working of
todether hitli Appendices, for 1951, 1.10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FAUNA PRO~ECTiON :-
Report of Pahel for yeir ended 20th- Jqpe ; 1952,, 75y
FAUNA PR&EdTiONI AqT, 1,948 :-
"9

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INDEM
1952-504 ' '
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO TfIE VOTES AND rRocEEmwaq, 36TIT PARLTAMI-NT-.r1I SL TO
Till) ~ss N
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
jOiNfV6LUMES .
Papers-continued .
F
PACE.
FINANCE :-
EsnmATES~ (Budjet Papers~, 1952-5 .1 . (Laid on I I able of A ssembly only), 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Index tb Budg:et Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Messagli from Governor, together with estimates, etc., as under :-
(L~ Cons'lidated Revenue Fund-Estimates of the E-xperiditurc of the Government
of Ndw 0 South Wales for the year 1952-53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(2 .~ Cons'lidated Rdt;env6 Fuild-Staterient of Pi,~nieht~ fr611i U16 Vote "A6aned
td T, 0asurer," 1.951-52 submitted for Parliamentary Appropriation in adjustmerit
of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3 .3 Consq~lidaled Rdvenvo Fvnd-§tat6ui6iit of Payifiduts "_UIi :iuih6ii96d iii Sils-
Pease" to 30111 Julie, 195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4 .~ Gover'ninent Railway's i'und-~s~ifiiafcs of Pxiiet'iditurc f6r the yetir 1 .952-53 . . . . . . . . .
(5 .1 Gover'nivent Ra :17vays Fu,nd-Stateiiient of kiyments "Vilautho'rised in Suspense"
to 30th Junc, 1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6 .) Road, Transport and Traffic Yund-Estiniates of Expenditure for the year
A52-53 : . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7j Road Transport and Traffic Fund-Stateinent Of PaVillents "Ulihhth6ris&d in
Suspelise" to 30th-June, 1,952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8 .~ Metropolitan. T7'aiisport Trust General Fund-Estiniates of Expenditure for
the ydar 1952-53 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
pj Afetrbpolitan Transport , Trust General Fvnd-Statement of Payments
"Unalithorised in' Suspense" to 30th Julie, 1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(1.6.) New,castle and Di8trict Transport Tr?ist General Fund-Estiniates . of
Expenditure for the year 19-52-53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(1.1 .) Sydnoy flarbour Trust Fund-Estiniates of Expenditure for .the year 1952-53
(12 .) Syd~,hey Harboub- Trust Tiund-Statbinent of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 30th Jiino, 1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;
. . . . . . . . .
(U) Sydney Harboitr Triist Renewals Fmid-Estiniates of Expenditure ' -* . . for . ***' the'
,
year 1952-53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
(14 .) Sydiiey Harbour Trust Renewals Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspensle" to 30th Julie, 1 .952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(15 .) CWer SettZevi6nt Fund-Estiniates of the Expenditlir~o 'of Ofe Gov'dmiliefit of
New §outh IN,'ales for the yea'r 1952-53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ExcEss r1xPFwDiTu.RE, ON A~PROPRIATION FOR 1951-52 :~
Governilient R~lilways Fuilid, 41, 88 .
Maritime Services Board, 12 .
FINANCIAL STI&TEMENT :-
Deliverlid-by I~rcinier, Colonial Tre'asurer and Minister for Local Goveirlin'clit (Hon . J . J
Cahill, 31 :L.4 .) cdv&ing Budget for year 1 .952-53 (L414 on Table of Asse'Inbly
only), 46 . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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2 208
222
2i6
2 235
236
2 239
2 240
2 444
2 245
2 249
2 257
2 999
28_9
2 262
2 273
GOVERNmiNT RAILIVAYs Fu'ND:-
Staterinint of Estiniated Expenditure in excess of Parliimentary Appropriation, year
ended 30th June, 1952, 41 . .
Statemlint of ~Expcuditu6- in . excess of Parliainentiry Appropriation for the year
ended 30th Julie, i95-2, 88 .
INCOME +Ax, P~LVENTION AND RELIEF OF UNE_~IPLOY-MEINT
TAX, AND SPECIAL INCOUE
. . .
AND tVAGrs TAx ACTS"-
Report,by tlie,Coniiiiissioiter of Taxation upon work,hig of, for the year ended 30th June,
1952, 155 . . . . . . . ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOAN EST'IMATrA--
For 19~2-53 (Laid on Able of . Assavibly only), 78 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC AccouN14S :-
Colonial Treasurer's stat'bfiiC`llt of 06 Rcc'.60f§ and txpendi~iirc of tfi6 Consolidated
Rev:enuo Pund, and 'other accounts for the financial year ended 30th Julle, 19,-)2,,
to ether ivith the Auditor-Gencral's Report thercon (Laid on, Table of Assembly
88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Index thereto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
PuRLic AbcouN~S CO1IAfITT'EE:-
Third report aurilIg currency of Thirty-sixth Parlim4ent, 172 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FIRE BRIGADES :
Report - of Bbard of Commissioners, together -with certain appendices, for 1951
(,i'pciidi - p ce I's I to Vf only, j.)rinted), I.3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
.
FISHERIES :'-
R6port 'of blik i~~c`re-tar~' oil, in New 90'u6 Valcs ~o~ ~-car ended JOtlj J~pie, 1 .951 ., 71 . . . . . . . . .
FISHERIES AND OYSTER ]WIMS ACT, 1935-1949 ;,
Regulafioil:5 tiA~jer, VJ-4i~ 7-5', 166, 1-87-i
2 723
2 293
2 309
2 168
2
343

xxiv
INDEX.
1952-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCrEDiNas, 36TIl PARLIANIENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSE)IBLY
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-C 0 i t hi i ite
PAG E. VOL. PAGE .
FORESTRY :-
ACT, 1916-1951 :-
Regulations, 30, 181 .
F
AFFORrSTATIO,'T:-
Return showing amount expended under the Act, 1916-1951, for year ended 30tb June,
1952, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
NOTIFICATIONS oi, ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDun PUl ;LIC WORKS ACT, FOR FOLLOWING
STATE FORESTS:-
Bulga, 24 ; Girard, No . 303 . 224 ; Goonoo Goonoo, No . 436, 24 ; Lansdowne, No . 291.,
25 ; Tallegar, No . 64, 25 : Wedding Bolls, _Nro . 36, 2 .5 ; Bellangry, 135 ; Binnaway,
1 .35 ; Cninira, 1 .15 ; .-TiNlanning River, 135 .
FRIENTDLY SOCIETIES :-
report of Registrar for year ended 330th June, 19-19, 4~ ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 385
Report of Registrar for yonr ended 110th June, 19,50, 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 405
Report of Registrar for yenr ended 0th June, 19,51, 4 .'3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 425
GAMING AND BEETTING ACT, 1912-1951-
Regulations, 13 .
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY")
Regulations under Aet, 1935-1949, 25, 42, 99, .1~4 .
CLENTBAWN (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
GOULBURN (See "ABATTOIRS") .
GOVERNMENT :RAILWAYS AC'1', (Sec also
By-laws under, -93("), 68, 85, :110, 134, 171 .
GOVERNMENT TRA-INSPORT CO_NHllf8bIO-N, (See "TRk_N-S)l.'ORT") .
GUNTNEDAII (See "ABATTOIRS") .
G
HARBOUR AND TOYNTAG11 RATES ACT, 1920-1935 :-
Regulations, 1.2 .
H
HARBOURS (See "SYDNEY IIARBOUR TRUST" ; also HARBOUR" ; also
"MARITIAVE, SERVICES") .
HAYES AND 1,~.YDD (See "TRANSPORT") .
HAY IRRIGATION AREiV (See "ll? RIGATION~') .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC 11EALTIl") .
HIGHWAYS, COAI.AKISSION OF TRANSPORT AND (Soo "TRANSPORT") .
HORSE SLAUGHTERING (See "PUBLIC HEALTI-l") .
HOSPITALS :-
COMMISSION :-
Report, together with appendices, for yenr ended 10th Ttme, 1950, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603
MENTAL :
Report of hispcetor-Goneral, together -with appendices for year ended 30th June,
1.951, 153 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1-1 . . . . . . . . . 627

INDEX .
1952-53 .
. . .
)(xvii
CAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
RLYERENCES TO TIIE
VOTES AND PROCEEDINCS, 033T111 PA11MAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
H
HOUSING :-
Co'm,.%IISSIo,; :-
report for year ended 30th June, _1952, 187 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SENI, 1~1.-ZAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1.938-1948 :-
By-laws, 12 .
PAGE . VOL. I PAGE .
i I 429
NOTIPICATIOIX or AcQuiSIT10,11 OF LAND OR, EASEME'NT U-NDER PULLIC IVORT~s ACT For, :-
Cottage Creek Storinivater Chinnel, 135 .
HUNTER "-KILK DISTRIBUTING ANI) PRODUCING DISTRICT (See
I
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1940-1952--
Regulations under, 14 .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1952 :-
Regulations under, 29, 175.
Proclamation, 29 .
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATI"R. CO-NSERVAY[ON AND
IRRIGATION") :---~
CURLAVAA (AVENTWORTH) IR.RIGATIoN Ar,&& :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1 .951, 14 . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HAY IRRIGATION AREA :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 19-5], 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION UI;DLr. I_PUBLIC Worzzs A CT
OF LAN'D on EASEMENTS FOR
PURPOSES OF'-
Berriquin Provisional Domestic and Stock ANVater Supply and Irrigation District, 30 ;
Deniboota Provisional Domestic and Steel( . Water Supply and Irrigation District,
,3~1 ; Jenialong Domestic and Stock Water Supply and Irrigation District, 25 ;
cran1jah Bore Water Trust, 30 ; Lake Cargelligo Water Storage, 30 .
1059
1065
JUSTICE (See "AD-2NIINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
JUSTICES ACT, 1 .909--1951 :-
Regulations under, 12, 23 .
KNACKERIE'S (See "PUBLIC HEALTI-l") .
KU-RING-GAI CHASE :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1952, 100,
KYDD AND HAYES (See SPORT") .

INDEX .
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PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TIl rA-RL1A MENT-TBIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY I
VOLUME .
JOilft VOLUMES .
Papers-contivued .
PACE . VOL . PAGE .
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE :-
Report of tHe Departnient on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-1948)
for 1954 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LAND AND VALUATION COURT :-
Rules, 13, 18~2 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
. . . . . . . . . 1 319
LEGISLATIVE OUNCIL OF NEW SOUTIT WALES:-
CERTIFICATES o~ RETURINI~G OFFICElt, ETC ., RESPECTING :-
Electi6ii of Patrick Raphael Grace, Esquire (ia -roam, of Hon . J . J . Ferguson,
rdsignedj, 52 .
'Eleptidil of A.Us . GertruAc -Mary Atelville (1a, room of 11mi . E . If . Farrar, deceased), 68,
E'lecti6ji of Peter Fallon, Esquire (in rown of Hon . TV . J . Gibb, deceased), 88 .
Election of Gerald Blake Rygate, Esquire (in room . of Hon . E . C . Sommerlad, C .B .E .,
deceased), 1.55) .
LIBRAIZY :-
. . .
BOAr,D Op NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for ydar ended 36th June, 19-51, 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIDDELL (See
LITHGOW (See "INI.INING") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
. . . . . . . . . 1 235
LOCAL GOVERNMEINT (&6 also "PETITIONS")
AGP,REMENTS FOR A FRANCIIISU OR SUPPLEMENTARY T."RANCIIISI, Pop. THE SUPPLY OF
Betwelen L. J. Binglinni and '--~Torth West County Council for Alungindi Town Improvenient
Ar'ea, 93 .
Betwden TATilswellbrook" Coal Compau), Ltd . and Upper Hunter County Council for
Shire of Upper Hunter, 135 .
Between H . A . 'Hudie a~ud Central West County Council for village of 'I'ifflamore, 135 .
~bbART11FkT : -!
Report f or y1ear ended 30th June, 1 .952, 175) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
brdinanc*cs und~F Aft, 25, 68, 134, i89 .
. . . . . . . . . 473
NoTimdATIONS op. AN-ui~i+ioz UN-DEk THE PUBLIC V'om~s ACT OF LAND OR 1ASEMENTS
FOR THE PURPOSES 0r' :-
3funicipalitie's :-
Iianksto , wn, -94 ; Tir'ec, 24 .
Cit ~e,4 .-
dreater Wollongong, 24, 135 .
Shire~ :-
Lake ?NFhequarie, 1~5 ; Nambucca, -94 ; Shoalhaven, .14 ; Tweed, 24.
TOWN IND CObNTIZY PLANINING ADVISORY COIAMITTEF-.-
Repoit for Year ended 80th Junc, 1952, 181 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 521
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES11) :-
Bal"ce-shects of Art Unions, 13, 29, 41, 71 ., 107, 1,56, 167 .
i
MACQUARIE RIVER (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRTGATT.6N") .
.
MAIN 'ROADS :-
Repoit of Depm-buent for year ended 30th June, .1952, 1.56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
~JAINTENANCE QRPERS (FACILITIES FOR E-NTFORCEmENT) ACT, 1923 ;-
Rules, 13 .

I
INDEX .
XXjX
1952-53 .
'APERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TH PARLTAMrNT-TIIIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
JOINTVOLUIVIES .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
BOARD--
Papers-continued .
Estimated excess expoilditure over appropriation, 1951:52, 11 .
MARKETING Of PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regillations under'Act, 1927-1940, 115 .'
m
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES ACT, 1899-1949 :-
Rules of Court,*
MEAT INDUSTRY (See also "ADDATOIRS") :-
Balance-sh~cts and St.atenients of Accoul.its of Mctroj~qjiton Board for year ended
30th Julie, 1952, 163 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1915-1952 :-
By-laws, 14 . -
Regulations, 14 .
MENINDEE (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
Amendment of Regulations . under, 32, 134 .
METROPOLITAN WATER SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "WATER,
SEWERAGE'ANLD DRAI'NAGE SCHEMES" ; also
ACT, i924-1949 :-
!
By-laws, 12, 75, 124 .
Report of Board, together with Aimexures and _Lklaps, for year ended 30th June, 1951, 124
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQulSlTIONS OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WomI~s ACT AT :-
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
. . . . . . . . . ~ 1 523
I 1075
Cromilla S dwerage, 24 ; Burragorang Water Supply, 24 ; Rydc Water Supply, 24 ;
Water Supply, 24 ; Wilton Water Supply, 24 ; South Randwick Water
24 ; South Coast Water Supply, 24 ; Warragmriba Water Supply, 24 ;
'Thirroul
L~~iT.pk),",',le 1'
Collision, 1-10101j$burgh and' Pitt "plyn Water S.i1pplies, 135 ; Livcr~
pool and hockdale Sewerag
MILK
Board's Report for the-year ended 30th June, 19-52, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1931-19,42 :-
By.jaws, 79 .
Regulations, 39 .
Proclamation re Hunter Milk Distributing and Producing District, 14 ; extending
Milk ~,,Ione, 53 .
527
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See "MINING") .
MINING:-
Proclamations .
i.iildlcr Mining Act, IM.6-1946~ 29(2), 323 11-5 .
Regulation s under Coal Mines Regulation Act, 29-, 115 .
Regulation inider Mining Act, 1906-1952 . 29 . -
MINE SUBSIDE-NOE BOARD :-
Report, together with Statement of Accoujits, fo~ year ended 30th Julie, .1952, 115
STATE COAL MINES CONTROL AIITHORITY:~
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-slicet,and Reports.of Managers of the State
Coal Mines, for year ended 30th June, 1952, 1.64 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINING (AMENDMENT) ACT, 19-52 :-
Proplamation, 29.
. . . . . . . H3
. . . . . . . . . 545
MINISTERS' (STATE & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENCE (Se-c "CONFERENCES") .
MOTOR TRAFF-I C ACT, 1909-1949 :-
.
Reg'uhttions under 32, 85 134 .
MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY 7,NSURAINTCE) APT, 1942 :--,-:!
Regulations under, 32 .
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
-MUSEUMS (See "AUSTRALIAN AHUSEUM" ; also "EDUCATION") .

I
XXX
INDEX .
1952_5 10 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36TIl PARLIA'MENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME . I
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND :-
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 1()51, 13 .
NATIVE ANIMALS PROTECTION (See 4'PAU-'-\TA PIMTECTIONN") .
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1949 :-
RegulatioDs Under, I-- .
NECROPOLIS (See `CROININLANDS") .
NEW SOUTH IVALES DAI.I~Y PRODUCI'S (See "DAIRY 11RODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECTINOLOG Y (See
"EDUCATIO-,\--
NEWCASTLE AND WISTRTCT TRANSPORT TRUST (See also "Fli\TANCE'") .
NUTRITION CO'INIMITTET : (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
OAKDALE (See "MINING") .
ORDINANCES :-
Local GovernmeDt Act, 1 .919, 25, 68, 134, 189 .
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELEC17TONS ,WT, 1912, AMENDED :-
Regulations, 71 .
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1949 :-
Regulatimis under, ].'111, 39, 110, 124~ 1.51 .
PETITIONS :-
RATING OF PROPERTIFS Fo:-L ll'URPOSrS OP \\`ATEI, Surmv, SEWERAGE AND DRAINACE :-
From 17'resident and flonornry Sceretnrv of. Arfieliffe Progress Assoeintion prnying
that system be altered and rates imposed on Unimproved enpital values, 29 . . . . . . . .
Proin President nndI-l.oaor .qrv Secretgrv of Riversdale Prow ress Association prnying that
system be altered nod rates imposed on unimproved enpit:d vqlnes, 35 . . . . . . . .
BANKSTONVN-Liw~omai, : LOOP LINE RAIL SERVICES :-
From certain residents mid orgnilisations of the 11 :111!iStown nild adjoining districts
praying for an improved servide, I"11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LORD Howr ISf,AN,D:-
From cortain Residents of the Island praying foi- IxgisinthoD to provide for lo!ises iii
perpetuit .yl 18 .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROAD TAXES AND LONG DISTANCE ROAD T-lAULAGL :-
From President and Viee-President of Long Distonee Road Transport Association
prnyhig to be licarel by CoLmsel at 11,11. of 110(isc, 1.81. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P1T.AR_TN,lACY BOARD :-
Report for 1951, 1.4 .
PIE'D-MONT ESTATE' (See "CLOSE'R SETTLE-kIENT") .
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 191-4 :-
Regulations under, 14, 42 .
POLICE :-
Report of Department, together with ippendices, for 1951, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATION. ACT, 1.899, AND POLICE RFGULATIOx Acr, 1006 :-
Rules Under, 1-9 .
SuPERANNUATION AND REIVARD FuND :-
Statement of Rcecipts'nod Payments for vonr en,,Lil :~O!h Jimc, 1952, 41 . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
.
.
.
. . . . . . . . 559
. . . . . . . . 561
. . . . . . . . 557
. . . . . . . . 555
. . . . . . . . . 553
. . . . . . . . . 563
. . . . . . . . . 591

INDEX .,
xxxi
1952-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND FROCEEDINds, 36TH rARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-contignted.
PAGE . I VOL. PAGE .
POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1 .908 :-
Proclamations, 13 .
PRICKLY-PEAR ACT, 1924-1944 :-
Regulations, 39 .
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED
FRUITS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES")
PROBATION SERV.TCE (See "ADMINISTRATION OF :JUSTICE") .
PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING" ; ilso "INFLANIBIABLI], LIQUID ACT" ; also
"MILK ACT"- also "POLICE OFFENCES (AMENTD-2NEENT) ACT" also "PUBLIC
HEALTH"), :-'
Calling Parliament together, 1 .
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS :-
Report of Registration Board together Avith . Balance-shect and Statement of Accounts
for 1951, 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Regulations under Registration Act, 1945, as amenelecl, 13 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMIT TEE~ S") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES :-
NOTIFICA'VIONS or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WOnics ACT :-
Berrinia, 24 .
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
A~y, 1902-1952 :-
Proclamation, 14 .
Regulations, 14, 134 .
195 . . . . . . . . . . . .
593
KNACKERIES :-
Departmental File relating to borse slaughtering, 187 :
1 NunrrioiT Coinri= or NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year euded 30th June, 1952, 15 .
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-43 (See also "ITOSPYTALS") .
Regulations, 39 .
NOTIFICATION or AcQuisrrioN OF LAND UNDER, THE PUBLIC Woiu~s ACT FOR THE PURPOSF
OF AT :-
Gilgandra, 24 ; Picton Lakes Village, 24 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION" ; also "TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 (See "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (Sec,"LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC 13UILDINGS AND OFFICES :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PU13LIC WORxs ACT FOR, AT :-
Berrima, 24 .
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912 :-
By-laws, 14 .
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES :-
REGUL,ATIONS FOR MANAGE.%rrNT OF:-
Bullah Delab, 99 . .
1 NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WOILI~s ACT:-
Pillign, Orange, Mimiamurra Falls, Niannitabel, 23 ; Lake Maequaric, East Gresford, 99 .
REGULATIONS:-
I For Management of Reserve No . 37204 (Sandy Creek), 14 .

'
xxxii INDEX .
1952-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
jq,FFI~YNCES TO Tyr VQTES AND PROCEEDINGS, .36TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PAGE . VOL. I PAGE .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1002, .12, 68 .
BOARD, :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1.952, 155) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINUTES OF, 130AIlD REI~%TI_NG To AppoiNTAHNTS OF OFFICERS TO TTIE~ FOLLOIVI-,,~G
IIEPARTMENTS :-
Agrivultu~c, 13, 511), 75), .1 .75 .
ConServatiqu, 2.5), 30, 4,9_~ 39, 53, 59, 124, 1.75 .
Min i
es, 29, 11-5 .
Public Health, 1.5, 1 .1.1, 164 .
Public Instruction, 'il .
Technical 'Education, 33, 110, 187 .
PUBLTC SOLICITOR (Seq "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTTCE") .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
Report, together witil Statement of Receipts and Disburscinents for year ended 30tb,
June, 181 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1913, As AmYNDED :-
regulations, I ,
I
;
I i . . 1 .
PUBLIC WORKS ' (See n1so "STATE ENTEPPRISES" ; aj,~q "R_~ILWAYS" ; also
"LOCAL OvERNMENT" ; also "WATER, SEWERAGE AND DJ?ATNAGE'*) :-
Report of Department for Yenr ended :,0th June, 1.952, 156 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisvrioN OF LAND OR EASr.7,rFN'T UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer to
Ippropiiate hvadii~gs iv body of Index) .
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908-lQ44 :-
Repla .
tions, 14 .
I
I
i
647
701
I
QUARRIES :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDFR PUPLIC WORKS ACT:-
Martin's Creek, 24 .
Q
RAILWAYS :-
By-laws ~ inder Acts, 3.912-1.051, 23(2), 68, 85 1 110, 134, 171 .
Report of'
Commissioner , for year ended 30th June, 19,52, 187 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quartor ended 31st December, .1951, 23 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1952, 23 .
Estimates of Expepdituru for year ended 30th June, 19,53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Estimated Expenditure in excess of Parligmentary Appropriation for year
endc(l 30th June, 1952, 41 .
Statement of .1]xpenditure in excess of Parlinmeutnr\ Appropriation for yonr ended
~;001'3_11110) 195~1 88 .
Statemen ts of Traffic secured under section _24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways
Act, 1.91.2-1.944, for the following months :-February, March, April, May and
June, 3952, 213 ;' July, 1952, 32 ; August, 19,52, J1.0 ; September, 1952, 156 .
1 113
2 226

INDEX .
kiXiii
1952-53 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND Paocimi)iNas ;
36TH PARLIAIIE~NT-TH 1111) SESSION
PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
ASS11111BLY I
V1 JO.IN .T VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
PACE . I VOL. PACE .
RAILWAYS (contbvited) :-
BALDWIN OIL-FIRFD STEAM LOCU-INLOTIVES :-
Departmental File relating to purelutsc of, 68 .
ELECTRIFICATION OF MAIN Lil~Eg:-
Departmental File rclating .to, 68 .
R
NoTiFiCATION op AcQuismow op LAND op. EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC, WoRRs ACT, 1912
FOP, THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
Avmopum LINES :-
Central Station to Bondi Junction, 24, 167 .
CONFIRMATION Of' THE TITLE, OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND AT :-
ELiCTRic TRANSAI.IssioN LINES AND POWER STATIONS :-
Carlingford to Lake !Niacqunric 24(4) ; Carlingford to Lithgow, 24, 85 ; Carlingford
to Ourimbali, 24, 31, 68(")' ; Zarra-street to Hamilton Power-statiou, Newcastle
24 ; Blacktown, Enm Plains-, Lawson, Ourimbali and St . Mary's, 24 ; M ;1itlam
to Dungog, 31 ; Lithgow to Orange, 111, 134, 1.56 ; Maitland to Singleton
1 .11, 156 : Waller-awang to Blackman's Flat, 111 ; Nownes Junction, 111 .
Lawson, ill .
MAINTENANCE op RAILWAY TRkppic ON EXISTING LINES op RAILWAY AT :-
Bowral, 23 ; Griffitli,' ~3 ; Iiings~vood, 23 ; Stratlifield and Hornsby, 23 ; Campbell
town, 31 ; Singldton, 68 ; Alexandria, 111 .
MISCELLANEOUS :-
Berrico, Staff Accommodation, 24 .
Blacktown, Construction Depot, 24 .
Martin's Creek, Stone Quarry, 24 .
Young, Access to Laiul, 24 .
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS ; STOCK AND STATION AND REAL
ESTATE AGENTS") .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERATES (See
AND RESERVES") .
"PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :-
Aborigines . Protection *Act, 13 .
Ambulance Transport Service Act., 1 .4 .
Audit Act, 155 . .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 24.
Building Operations and Building Materials Control Act, 14.
Btish Fires Act, 29, 41 .
Business Names Act, 161 .
Cattle Compensation Act, 71 .
Child Welfare Act, 161 .
Closer Settlement Acts, 39.
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 29 .
Companies Act, 161 .
Conveyancing Act, 161 .
Crowii Lands Consolidation Act, 14, .39, 124, 167 .
Dairy Products Act, 14 .
District Courts Act, 13, 41 .
Electricitty Commission Act, 2 .5, 68, 187 .
Electricity Developaient Act, 25, 187 .
Explosives Act, 63 .
Factories and Shops Act, 14, 23, 1 :59 .
Fauna 'Protection Act, 13 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 13, 41, 75, 156, 187 .
Forestry Act, 30, 181 .
Gaining . and Betting Act, 13 .
Gas and Eketricity Act, 25, 42, 99, 134 .
Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 12 .
-Industrial Arbitration Act, 14 .
Inflammable Liquid Act, 29, 175 .
Justices Act, 1 .2, 23 .
Land and Valuation Court Act, 13, 1 .82 .
Maintenance Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Act, 13 .
M.arketing of Primary Products Act ; '115 .
Meat Industry Act, 14 .
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 32, 1 .34 .
Milk Act, 39 .
Mining Act, 29, 115 .
Motor Traffic Act, 32, 85, 134 .
Motor Vehicles (Third . Party Insurance) Act, 32 .
_,\Tavigation Act, 12 .
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act, 71 .
Pastures Protection Act, 13, 39, 110, 124, 151 .

xxx1v
INDEX.
195-21-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BETRINTED.
R11WERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS. 36TH PARLIAMENT-TMED SESSION
ASSE11BLY
VOLU111E .
I
JOINT VOLUKES .
Papers-contim,ted .
MEGULATIONS, ORDINANICES, RufXS AND FOR2NIS (conti7i lied) :
Pl :mt, Diseases Act, :1 .4, 42 .
-Police Regulation Act, 12 .
Prickly-pear Act, "19 .
Public Accomitonts Wgistration Act, 1.3 .
Publie. T-loolth Act, 14, 39, 134 .
Puldic flospitals Act, 319 .
Public Parks Act, 1A .
-Public Service Act, 1 .2, 68 .
Public Trustee Act, .13 .
Plire Food Act, -14 .
Hesurves, Management, 99 .
Returned Soldiers Suttlement Act, 89 .
Rimil \Vorkers' Aocommodntion Act, 42 .
Stote Lotteries Act, 19 .
-1te 1,1- :111sport (Co-Ordination) Act, 32, 85 .
Stock Disc:ises Act . 14.
Stock Foods nnd Tkfediciiics Act, 156 .
Suprome Court, 23, 29, 1.61, 1,67 .
Sydno.v Harbour Rates Act, 12 .
Sydney 1-hrbour Trust Act, 12, 75 .
'I'lientres and Public . Mills Act, 219, 15C) .
,rrtinsport Act ., 322, 8.5 .
ITI-mi8port (Divisioll of Functions) Act, .32'. 8 .5.
Veterhiar .y Surgeons Act, 14 .
\Vatcr Act, 25, 42 .
Wentworth I.rrigntion Aat, 14 .
Whent Indusli-Y Stal)ilisqtion Act, 110 .
Wild Flowers nml Nntivo Plints Protection Act, 25 .
Workors7 Compeusntiou Act, 65), 119 .
RETUR.NL
. El) SOLDJPIRS~ -,ETTLE711 .1~]NT (See ' ;Cr,081"R SETTLEMEI,~V')
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
ROADS (See "AlAIN ROADS") .
RURAI, \VORKI;MS~ ACCO'1\lTA,1OPATTOX ACT~ 1926-19,51 :--
Regulations, 42 .
R
PAOE . I VOL. I PAGE .
'SELECT COMMITTEES (See
S
"COMMITTEES")
~,EWERAGE, S
(See "INIATER, SEWERAGT, A--,NID DRAINITAGE SCHE-MES") .
SHU~F, COUNCILS (See "LOCAl., GOYERNMENT") .
SOCIAL WF,'LPAR1' (See "LABOUI~ AN11) I-N-DUSTRY AIND SOCIAL WELFARE") .
;8011, CON81~]EVATfOiN (So(! n1so -CONS Fl?VAT1ONL") :-
NOTIFICATION oi, AeQuisrrioN oi, L~~-,D UNDER PUBLIC AVoRKs Am-
Reepit. Colchnwiit Area, 24 .
Report of Service of _New South \Voles for 2 Years period Ist Jtil . .v, 1 .949, to 30th Junc .
1.951, (is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'SOLIC11TOR, PUBUC (Soo OP JUSTICE") .
WANDING ORDERS (Seu "COMMITTEIE'S") .
;STATE AND COMIKOTNWEALT H . CO_-\X .ER .E'NCE (See "CONFERENCE") .
ESTATE B13TCK-\N-'ORlKS (See "STATE EINTERPRTSES") .
'STATE COAI., MINES (Soo "STATF ENTERPEISES").
STATE ENTERPRIS117,S :-
BRICKWORKS :-
StatemeDt. of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-General
thercon, for the year ended 31st __klareh, 195-0, 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE COAL MINES :-
Report of Control Authority, together with Stntoment of Accounts, for the year ended
30th June, 1.9 .52, 1,64 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 147
753
545
'STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
STATE LOTTERIES-
Regulations, 12 .

INDEX .
xxxv
19,52-53 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 36,ra PARLIA',NIFNT-TIURD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY I
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continned .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE .
ZSTATE NUTRITIOT-N- CO]N,13,11TTEE (See "PUBLIC H.EALTH") .
STATE TRANSPORT . (CO-ORDINATION) ACT ; 1931-1947 :-
Regulations, 32 .
-STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONT'IERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE, ACENTS") .
-STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934 :-
Regul~itions under, 14 .
STOCI\-_ FOODS AND MEDICINJ;,S ACT, 1940 :-
Regulations, 156 .
~STOCK WATER SUPPLIES (See "IRRIGATION") .
-SUPERANNUATION (See "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "POLICE") .
,SUPREME COURT :- . . . . . .
Rules of Court, 23, 29, 161, 167 .
Revised Rules (Common Law Jurisdiction aud assoei,,it~d matters) which sliall come
into force on 1st January, 19-53, 167 .
SYDNE)( CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1942 :-
By-laws under, 2 .5, 1,"14 .
SYDINEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY UNDERTA.KING- (See "ELECTRICITY") .
11ARBOUR RATES ACT, 1904 :-
Regulations, 1.2 .
,.SYDNEY BARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERATICES")
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1952-53 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2 249
Regulations under Act, 1900-1.941, 12, 75 .
,:SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "EDUCATION") .
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
~TECIINICAL IDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUCATION") . :-
Notific :ition of :icquisitiou of land mider Public Works Act for purposes of, 31 .
*TECHNOLOG Y A NJ) APPLIED SCIENC . E, (See "'EDUCATION") .
:THEAT11ES AND PUBLIC) ITALLS ACT, '.1 .908 :-
li'egul :itio1is uDder, 29, 156 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL .GOVERNMENT") .
'TRADE UNIONS :-
Report. of the Indtistrial Registrar for 1 .950, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 757
'TRAMWAYS AND, 0_2~,FNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT" ; also '~FINANCE") .
'TRANSPORT (See also -RAIL'\VA_)--S" ; also "TRAMWAYS" ; also "MAIN ROADS" ; also
"FINANCE") :-
Pwgulzitions mider Tninsport (Division of Functions) A(~t, 1932-1943, 32, 81-5.
Rogtilations mider Transport Act, 1 .9304949, 32, 85 .
i3OAD TRANSPORT AND 7`1ZAFFic Fu,,~D :- .
Estintates of Expendittire for .1 .9-52-1.953, 4.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
. . . . . . . . . 2 236
ROAD TRANSPORT AND THA'MAVAYS (SEE RELOIN,) .
ROAD TRANSPORT SrRVICES 14,-TIVE11N, SvDNEY AND POINTS SOUTH OF NTOAVRA :-
Departinental File of Papers re approval to -Nl .essrs . Haves and 1~vdd Pty . Ltd ., to
condo(A, 68 .
,;Sjo~,F
TkA_\' ,,OR,r CO_Nj_%Ljc (T, . JN .XL%VAV j,'_ND O.~jj\-JIVUS SERVICES)
Rcport for vear eDded 20th 'June, 1952, 1,87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705
TRAIN'SPORT (DIVISION OF -1.,UNCT .FONS) ACT, 19,12- .1.947 :-
Regiihitions mider, 332,. 85 .'

iiirtri INDEX .
1952-5 3 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES'TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 30TH PARLIAMENT-TIMI) SESSTON .
ASSEMBLY
~11 VOLUME .
A
JOINT VOLUMES-
Papers-continued .
FACE . I VOL. PAGE .
UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1.900, AS AM*ENDED :_
By-laws under, 31,187 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY NEW SOUTH WALES (See "TECHNICAL EDUCA-
TION AND NEW SOUTH 'AVALES -UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY" ; also
"EDUCATION") .
v
VALUER-GENERAL :-
Report of Department f or year ended 30th June, 1952, 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VETERINARY SURGEONS ACT, 1923 :-
Regulations, -1.4 .
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos. I to 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 1 1001-
I . . . . . . . . . . .
WAGGA WAGGA (See "ABATTOIRS") .
WATER ACT, 1912-1946 :-
hegulationsl 2 .5, 42 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also "IRRIGATION") :-
.
Report (of Commission for year ended 30tb June, 19 .52, 182 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DuMAREsQ-BARNVON BORDER :RIVERS :-
Report of the Commission foryeaT cuded 30th June, 1952,164 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NornFIGATION w, AcQuismow OF LAND OR EASEATENTS 'UNDER THE PUBLTC WORKS ACT
FOR PuRPosiFs OF DAMZ OR WEIRS ON :-
Alacquarie River at Burrendong, 14, 25, .1.07 ; Hunter River at Glenbawn, 107 ; Tumut
River at Bloweriug, 25 .
WATER, SEWI]RAGF AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES :-
NoTiFICATION OF AcQuisimoN OF, LAND AND/OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT
TOR ruE Foi.wwiNG PuRposrs :-
Cromilln Sewerage, Burragorang Water Supply, Rvdc Water Supply, Thirroul Water
Supply, Aviltoll wa .ter Supply South Randwick Water Supply, South Coast Water
Supply, X\'arragamba Watc~"Supply, -94 ; Brookvale, Coniston, Helensburgh and
Pitt Town Water Supplies, 13-5 ; Liverpool and Rockdale Sewerage, 1.35 .
WATER SUPPLY (See also "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BO~RD" : n1so "HUNTER DISTRICT 'WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also "BROKEN
HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS")
N OTIFICATION op AcQuiSITION OF LAIND UNDER PU"BL10 WoR-Ks ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING
PURPOSES:-
Yermilmh Bore Water Trust, 30 ; Lnke C:Argelligo Water Storage, 30 .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WEEKLY REPORTS OF -DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE :-
Nos . I to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WEIRS (See 44k\`AT.F'_R, CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
WENTWORTH I-PRI(IATION ACT :-
Regulations, 1.4 .
WILD FLOWERS A'N-D NATIVE PLANTS PROTECTION ACT, 1927-1945 :-
Regulations, 25 .
WILEAT INDUSTRY STABILISATION ACT, 1948-1951 :-
Regulations, 1.10 .
WORKERS, COMPENSATION :-
Regulations under A~ct, 1926-1948, 65, 119 .
IVORKS (See "PUBLIC WORKS-) .
. . . . . . ~ I ~ 1005 .,
. . . . . . I 106t
213

Jll;
1953 .
(FIRST SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH PARLIAMENT .)
5
LFGisL&Tm AssEmBLY .
N E W SO"UTH WALES.
INDEX
TO THE
.VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
AND
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDIgG PAPERS'PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN THE
JOINT VOLUME)
DURING THE SESSION
1953 .
.(Opened i1th March, 1953 ; Prorogued 18th March 1968.)
NOTE.
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
"Papers," page viL
For Proceedings on Bills, see under "Bills," Page .ii
For all Motions, see under "Motions," page V'. *
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
t4290L
ADJOURNMENT :-
OP'liM HOUSE:-
Motion, as tribute of respect, made for, and passed, 21.
Speaker leaves Chair for period, 7.
Special, with provision fo .i alternative ' day for next meeting). 49reed to, 21.
AMENDMENTS :-
To add new paragraph be added, ~withdrawn, 20 .
To add words, ruled out of order, 20 .
ASSEMBLY:- .
Members sworn, 5-6 .
OPENING OF PAnI&UMNT :_
Clerk 'reads Proclamation for, 1 .
Clerk of the Parliaments reads Commission f or, 3.
'Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from CommissionerB, S.-
A
A

Ini
0
1953,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TEL PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
BTLT,
Pro forma, 13 .
PRoemme ON:-
BURSA (VALwATiox) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 10 .
COAL AND OM STFAT 3UNM WO (SupEuNw .Amcis) AMENDMENT BILL
1952-53)
Assent reported, 11.
B
(Session
COAL MnmfG INDusTj&y LoNa SzRvicz LEAVE (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 11 .
Cwww LANw (SPwiAL Liraars) Amm"mENT BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 8.
DAM.&oz By AmcRAw BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 10 .
FaRx PRovucm AGENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 9 .
GENmuL LoA.N ACCOUNT APPEoPRrATioN BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 11 .
GovERNmzNT RAILwAys (AMENDMENT) BML (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 12 .
KOSCIUSKO STATE PARK (AUFNNDUF-XT) BILL. (Session 1952 -53)-.-
Assent reported, 12 .
L,&.,;DLoRD AND TEN&NT (AMENDMENT) BILL (Ses.qion L952-53) :-
reported, 12 .
LAw or Evwm;cE BILL (Pro forn14 BILL) :-
Presented (Mr. Cahill) and read 1* (pro fornid), 13.
LiBmay AND ART GALLERY (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 13 .
LocAL GoviRxicam (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 12 .
MOTOR, Tz&mc (AmzxDuxNT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 11.
MUNICIPALITY OP NORTH SYDNEY (WAVMTOK PARK) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 10 .
PA&FAmATTA PARK (WAR MEuoRuL) BILL (Session 1952-53) .-
Assent reported .,
9 .
Py-mT -mszvr, SYDNEY, LAND LEASE BILL (Session 1952-53) :
Assent reported, 10 .
Poisoxs BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported,'1.2.
ST-A2tp Dua s (AMENDMFNT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 9 .
SuPrE.&xNUATIO.N (AMENDNIENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 9 .
TiumEz MARKETIva (AUE-NDuE-\T) BILL (Sessiou 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 13 .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES (AMENDUENT) BILL (Session 1952-53) :-
Assent reported, 11,
WATER (AUEZI)MENT) 'BILL (Sessio?i 1952-5~
Assent reported, 9 .
BLACK TZOD :-
Delivers Message froin Co in n)issi oilers. 3 .
BOOTH, GEORGE, ESQUIRE (See "CITAIRUAN OF COMMITTEES") .

AILA~-JLA
INDEX.
1953.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAXEINT-FIRS~T SESSION .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES :-
EL=ON Or:-
Motion made (as a Tiwttdr of urgency) for suspension of Standing Orders to consider
motion for appointment of . a, agreed to, 13 .
Motion made (Mr. Simpson), "That George Booth, Esquire, be Chairmau'of Committees
of the Whole House," agreed to, 13 .
CLERK OF'ASSEMBLY :-~-
Puts-closare on Election of Speaker, 6 .
Reads- Proclamation on Opening of Parliament, 1.
Reports receipt of certified list of Members returned at 'General' Election, 1.
Reads Commi sion authorising Commissioners to admini ter Oath to Members, 4.
CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS :-
Commission appointing Commissioners for Opening of, Parliament, read by, 3 .
CLOSURE :-
Motion "That Question be now put" agreed to, 6, 20 .
COMMISSIONERS :-
Message from, .delivered by Usher of Black. Rod, 3 .
Message from, read by Speaker, 13.
To administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance, Commission appointing, 4 .
COUNTRY PARTY (See "LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY") .
0
DEATHS :-
D
THE HoxouBABLE CARLO CAumw LAzzA.Ran :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State, and of sympathy with widow
and family, 21 .
FORM- MZMBERS :-
CAPTAIli THE HoNouRABLE AMBROSE CAMPBELL . CARMICHAEL,,M .C . :-
Motion .(Mr. . Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State, and of sympathy with relatives,
21.-.
MMLBER:-
THE HONOURABLE BROUGHTOx BAR .,zABAs O'Co-zoR:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting- loss sustained by State, and of sympathy with widow.
and family, 21 .
TzE RT.JHoN. WILLIAM MORRIS HUGHES, C.H ., Q`.C., M.P., A FORMER PRIME MINISTER or
AusTR&LrA :-'
Acknowledgment of resolution of sympathy, reported, 14.
DEBATE :-
Reply to Debate on: Motionj 20.
DIVISIONS :-
Ix THE HousE:-
That William Henry Lamb, . Esquire, do take Chair as Speaker, agreed to, 7.
.'That Question be now put,7 agreed to, 6, . 20 .
DOYLE,-R. A. (See 'MOTIONS") .
0
ELECTORAL :-
List of Members returned at General Election announced by Clerk, 1-2-3 .
E
GOVERNMENT WHIP (See "WHIPS") .
GOVERNOR:_
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk; 1 .
Speaker reports his presentation to, 7 .
,f

REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.
LAME, THE HONOURABLE W- H . (See "SPEAKER") .
L
TXA ER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY :-
Re-appointment of Lieutenant-Colouel the Hon. M . F. Brimer, D .S .O., 8 .
Appointment of S . D . Dickson, Esquire, as Deputy Leader, 8.
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION:-
Re-appointment of V. H . Treatt, Esquire, M.M ., Q.C., M.A ., B .C .L., as Leader, S .
Re-appointment of W . A . H. Howartli, Esquire, as Deputy-Leader, 8 .
M
M-EMBERS:-
Attend Commissioners in Legislative Council Chamber, 3 .
List of, returned at General Election reported by Clerk, 1 .
Sworn, 5-6.
MESSAGES :-
FROM COMMISSIONERs-
Delivered by Usher of the .Black Rod, 3 .
Reported and read by Mr. Speaker, 13 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR :-
1 . Assenting to (Session 1952-33) Crowu Lands (Special Leases) Anicudment Bill, 182 .
2. Do . (Session 1952-533) FarLu Produce Agents (Atuendatent) Bill, 9 .
3. Do . (Session 1b52-53) Parramatta Park (War Memorial) Bill, 9
4. Do . (Session 1952-53) Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill ; 9 .
5 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 9 .
6 . Do . (Session 1952-53) Water * (Ame;dment) Bill, 9 .
7 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Damage by Aircraft 13W, 10 .
S . Do. (Session 1952-53) Phillip-street, Sydney, Land Lease Bill, 10 .
9 . Do. (Session 1952-53) 'Municipality of North Sydney (Waverton Park)
Bin, 10.
10 . Do. '(Session 1952-53) Bursaries (Validation) Bill, 10 .
11 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amends
meat) Bill, 11.
12. Do . (Session 1952-53) Motor Traffic' (Amendment) Bill, 11 .
13 . Do. (SeVion 1952-53) University and University Colleges (Amendment)
Bill, 11 .
14. Do. (Session 1952-33) Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation)
Amendment Bin, 11 .
15. Do . (Session 1952-53) General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (1952-53),
11 .
16. Do (Session 1952-53) Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 12.
17 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Kosciusko State Park (Amendment) Bill, 12 .
18. Do. (Session . 1952-53) Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 12 .
19 . Do (Session 1952-53) Local 0overnment (Further Amendment) Bill,'12 .
20 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Poisons Bill, 121 .
21 . Do. (Session 1951-53) Timber 'Marketing (Amendment) Bill, 13~
2 .2 . Do. (Session 1952-53) Library and Art Gallery (Amendment) Bill, 13 .
MINISTERTAT STATEMENT :-
Made (Mr. Cahill) in reference to new Ministry, 8 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respeeting the appointment of His Honour Judge Amsberg to
preside . over the Royal . Commission into case of R. A . Doyle, 20 .

'
DrDEX
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 3,7H PARLIAIdENT--:-FIRST . SESSION .
MOTIONS:-
M
CHAIRMAN OF COUUIMES-ELECTION :--
Motion madi (Mr . Simpson) (after Suspension of Standing Orders-Urgency) That
George Booth, Esquire,, be Chairman of Committees, agreed to, 13 .
PARL . 1AMENTAILY BUILDINGS AND PACILITIEs-ALLEGED USE or By CERTAIN STM&Nams-
CASE or RrGTNALD AUBREY DOYLF-PRIVILF.6F :~
Motion (Mr. ~Cahiill) (after Suspension of Standing Orders--Urgency)- That, in opinion
of House, it is expedient that the terms of reference of Royal Commission to be
appointed to inquire into certain matters re alleged corrupt or improper association'
between the former -Minister for Mines and Immigration, the Honourable Member
for Kahibah, and R. A . Doyle, should include investigation of following matters :-
(1) Whether any Member of either House of Parliament of New South Wales or
any officer or person employed in or about the Parliamentary Establishment
ni~de available to R . A. Doy'le the use of any office or room in that establishment
or the use of any telephone in that establishment - . . . etc., etc.,
and this House, accordingly, authorises and directs all Members and officers
of this House . . . to attend as witnesses before such Royal
Commission, if required.
Amendment (Mr. Black) to add a paragraph as follows :-
'T. This action of House must not be construed as a precedent that It has
abrogated any of its rights and privileges, etc ., etc ." Amendment, by
leave, withdraunt .
Amendment (Lieut .-Col . Babson) to add following words after paragraph (1) "and
whether the said Reginald Aubrey Doyle used the' same, and,-if §6, for what
purpose" ruled out of order .
Motion ag46ed to, 18, 19, 20 .
SPEA1cRR-ELEmoN :-
Motion made (Mr . JI-etherell) That William Henry Lamb, Esquire, do take the Chair
as Speaker.
Motion made (Mr. Treatt) That Eric Hearnshaw, Esquire, M.M., B.Ec ., do take
Chair of House ar, Speaker .
Question, That Mr - Lamb do take-Chair- .of House as Speaker, agreed to ; Mr . Lamb
conducted to Chairby Mr . Wetherell and Mr. McMahon, 6?7.
UxivEuiTy or TEcTiNoLoGY-AsSEXBLY'r.
REPRESENTATIVE ON COUNCIL:-
Motion (by consent) made (Mr . Hegron) That Mr . W . M . Gollan, Member for Randwick,
be appointed .
Motion made (Mr . Treatt) That Mr . J . G . Beale, Member for South Coast, be appointed .
Questionj--That Mr . Gollan be appointed, agreed to, 14 .
OATH OF ALL GIANCE :-
Co-Tni sion to Commissioners to admini ter read, 4.
Taken by Members, 5.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPPOSITION LEADER (See "LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION") .
OPPOSITION WHIP (See "WHIPS") .
PARLIAM'FNT (See-also "MOTIONS") :-
OPENING or:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
.
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from. Commi sioners, 3.
Clerk of the Parliaments reads Cominis ' sion for, 3 .
Co-mi sion to administer Oath, 4 .
POINT OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER") .
PREMIER, THE HONOURABLE, THE:-
Informs House of time at which His Excellency the Governor will redeive their Speaker,
7 .
PRIVILEGE (See "MOTIONS") .
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening of Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
PRO FORMA BILL-LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL (See "BILLS") .

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QUESTION:-
"That Question be now put," agreed to, 6, 1-10 .
Q
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
ROYAL COMMISSION (See "MOTIONS" ;
R
also "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")
S
SPEAKER :-
Lays paper on Table, 14 .
Leaves Chair for period, T.
Reports and reads M-essage'from Commissioners, 13 .
Resumes Chair, 7 .
ELECTION Or :-
William Henry Lamb, Esquire, proposed and elected,
to House, 7 ; presented to Governor, 7 .
6-7 ; returns acknowled .-Dients
Eric Hearnshaw, Esquire, M.M ., B.Ec ., proposed, 6 .
RULLNGS OF .-
That the Crown alone possessed an inherent right to determine the Terms of Reference
to be submitted to a Royal Commission, 20.
That it is not in order to propose an amendment to a question after a Inter ptart
has been amended or proposed to be amended, 20
George Booth, Esquire, elected, 13 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Motion to suspend (as a inatter of Urgency), to
a Chairman of Committees, agreed to, 13 .
consider motion for appointment of
Motion to suspend (as
agreed to, 18.
a matter of Urgency) to consider Motion without Notice,
STRANGERS (See "MOTIONS") .
T
TECHNOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF (See "MOTIONS")
-
T
U,
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "MOTIONS") .
URGENCY:-
Motion made as a matter of, to- suspend Standing Orders to consider a motion for
the appointment of a Chairman of Committees, agreed to, 13 .
M otion, made as a matter of, to
notice, agreed to, 18 . .
suspend Standing Orders to consider Motion, without
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
WHIPS :-
Appointment of Frederick Green, Esquire, as Government Whip, 8.
Re-appointment of G . W . Br2in, Esquire, as Opposition Whip, 8 .
WRITS :-
Clerk reports return of ninety-four, with list of members returned, 1 .

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PAPERS ORDRPxn TO BEPRIBMI).
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLI"ENT-FIRST SESSION
AssExnLy
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUXL
Papem
A
PAGE .
PAGE.
AGRICULTURE (See "RURAL RECONSTRUCTION" ; also "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
PPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART UNIONS- (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPERS :-
Alphabetical List of Members (Pacing page 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, No .. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23
25
27
29
31
ANKS (See "RURAL BANK") .
~ERRIQrIIN' (See "IRRIGATION").
ILLS :-
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'ROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1946 :-
Notification of acquisition of land for, 17 .
OLMIAL GROUNDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
13URSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
rUSH FIRES ACT, 1949 :-
Regulations, 15.'
29
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Y-LAWS :-
Government Railways Act, 15.
Irrigation Act, 18.
'Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 14.
Sydney Corporation Act, 17.
L'niversity and University Colleges Act, 15.
Wentworth Irrigation . Act, 17 .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .
27 1
APTAI'N COOK'S LANDING PLACE:-
Report of the Trustees f6r year ended 30th June, 1952, 16.
EMETERIES (See "CROWN LAND$").
11-IL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
AL (See "MINING") .
O.kL (See "MINING").
Opening of Parliament, 3 .
To administer Oath of allegiance, 4 .
~OSIUONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS' CONPERENTCE (Sep
'CONFERENCE").
CONFERENCE :-
Report of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers aeld tit Canberra on
th and 8tb July, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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PAPRUS ORDERIMTO BI
AaszmmLy
VOLUME. I
Jon" I
Papers-continued .
C
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION") :-
AmwomTy or Nzw SOUTH WALw-.-
Report, together with Appendices, for year end6d 30th June, 1952, 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COOWS LANDING PLACE (See "CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE") .
CROWN LANDS :-
Report of Department, together with Reports by Surveyor-General and Western Lands
Commissioner, for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act for the Management of
Rydal Showground, Walbundrie -Memorial Hall, Yarrowitch Reserve, 16 .
BUR" GROUNDS AND CEMETERIES :-
Schedules and amended Schedules of fees and charges of various, 17 .
DxwCATioN or CxBTAix LANDS (SE=oN 25)
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 16 .
NoTmcATioNs or RES;umpTioNs or LAND FOR :-
Public Recreation purposes, 17 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 16 .
WisT=N LANDS :-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAOZ. I PILC
4
5
9
DAMS and WEIRS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
D
DIVISIONS :-
. Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25 1
E
ECONON[IO STABILITY AND WAR-TIME PROVISIONS CONTINUANCE ACT, 1946, AS
AMENDED .-
Regulations, 15 .
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
BURSARY Exwwm=,rT BoAw :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N*Tmc&Tioxs or AoQmsmoN UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT or LAND AND EASEMENTS FOR,
PuRpons or PUBLIC INsTRx:c-moN ACT :-
15.
UNIVE&S= or SYDNEY :,-
By-laws under Act, 15 .
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY") :-
COMMISSION :-
Report for period 22nd May, 1950, to 30th June, 1952, 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEVW~OPMENT ACT, 1945-1948:-
Regulations, 1Z
NoimcAvoN or ACQUISITION' or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRx& ACT FoR :_
Parkes Diesel Power Station, 17 ; Homebush-Tallawarra Transmission
Wagga Wagga-Yanco Transmission Line, 17 ; Lachlan Substation, 17.
Line, 17 ;
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 194 .5-1948 :-
Regulations under, 17.

INDIX.
?APZZS ORDMMD TO BZ PRI"ZD .
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDrNGs, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION. Asszxmy
t VOLUMZ. JOINT VOLUML
PAQX .
.
Papers-continued .
LAINDS (See "CROWN LANDS11) . .
E-XrLOSIVES ACT, 1905-
Regulations, 15 .
F.~R_V PRODUCE AGE-Nt-S,ACT, 1926-1952 :-
Regulations, 16.
FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
rISHERIES :-
Report by Chief Secretary on, in New South'Wales for year ended 30th June, 1952, 15 . . . .. .. . . . .
159
.FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949 :-
Regulations under, 16 .
GAS A~\D ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY") :-
Regulations under Act, 1935-1952, 17 .
c,oVFRNMENT PERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
GO-VERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912 :1951 (See also, "RATTWAYS") :-
By-laws, 15.
uOVERNMENT TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
GUYRA (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
H
HARBOURS (See "MARITIME SERVICES") .
I10r',F .BREEDI1\1G ACT, 1940:_
Report on further suspension of provisions, 16.
E'UNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952 ; 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
897
I-NDUSTRIAT ARBITRiTION ACT, 1940-1952 :-
Regulations under, 18 .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS CCOOMM TTEE :-
Report for y ear ended 30th June, 1952, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
207
IRRIGATION
By-laws, 18.
NmmcA!ftoiqs-oF Acqmsmox rNma Punic WORKS AcT or LAND ou EAszKmm rm
PURPOM or:-
Berriquin Provisional Domestic and Stock Water Supply and Irrigation District, 17 ;
Coomealls, Irrigation Area, 17 ; Tullakool Irrigation Area, 17 ; Goodnight Irrigation
Trust, 17 .
JOINT CdAL.BOARD (See "MINING") .
Llk PEROUSE MONUMENTS :-
Report of Trust for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16. .
LA-\D AND VALUATION COURT :-
Rules, 16 .
PAGZ.

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PA vrnA nammien rn 1
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
AsszxBLY
I VOLUX3 .1
JOINT
Papers-continued .
PILOR . 11
LEGAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1943-1947 :-
Minute of Variation, 16 .
E.
LIBRARY :-
PUBLIC, or NEW SOUTH WALES :-
.
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS" ; also "SYDNEY MU'XICIPAL
COUNCIL")
Ordinances, 17 ; (Guyra Planning Schdine), 17 .
NOMICATION or ACQUISITION UNDER THZ PUBLIC WORKS ACT or
Yea THz Prums or :-
LAND oa EASZMLNTS
Shires:-
Kyogle, 17 ; Wyoug, 17 .
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOTTERIES") :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 1~.
MACQUARIE RIVER (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
BoAj&D:-
Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . .
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1927-1940, 16 .
MEAT INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-195" :--
Regulations, 16 .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
Amendment of Regulations under, 15 .
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "WATER,
SL"WERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES" ; also "WATER SUPPLY") :--
ACT, 1924-1949 :-
By-laws, 14~
NoTIrIcATIoNs or AcquisimoNs or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT AT :-
Cronu" Sewerage, 17 ; Drummoyue Pumping Station, 17 .
MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901-1945 :-
Regulations and Rules, 15.
XININ(h-
Authorities to Mine issued Januarr, 1882, under the Mining Act, 1874 (Return to an
Order, 1884), 15.
AUSTaALjAX REQUIZ mNrs OF N .S.W. COAL:-
Report of Committee dated 16th September, 19,52, 14 . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JowT COAL BOARD :-
Report, together with audIted Accounts, etc ., for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . .
MINISTERS' (STATE . & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENTCE (See "CO-7,TFERE .-Tur) .
'MOTOR TRAF77C ACT, 1909-1940 :-
Regulations under, 15.
MOTOR TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
N
NATIONAL RELIEF ]FUND--
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 1962, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NAVIGATION BEACON :-
Notification of Resumption of Land for, at Port Stephens, 17 .
NECROPOLIS (See "CROWN LANDS") .

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PAPM&SORDERED TO BR PBZNTBD.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION
Ass=RLY
VOLUM.
JOINT . VOLUME.
I .
Papers----continued .
PAG39.
I
,EW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS") .
.\Ew SOUTH WALES STATE LOTTERIES (See "STATE LOTTERIES") .
XURsES REGISTRATION ACT, 1924-1946-.-
Regulations, 16 .
I
ORDENANCES :-
Local Government-Act, 1919,17
a
4
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1949 :-
Regulations under, 16 .
POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1899, AND POLICE RE6ULATION ACT, 19W-r-
Rules under, 14 .
POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908 :-
Regulations under, 15 .
P
ITEMIERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE OF COMMCNWEALTH AND STATE
MINISTERS") .
PROCLA-MATION : ..
Calling Parliament together, 1 .
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES :----
NoTiric.kTioNs or AcQuisrnov or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRxg ACT:-
Bathurst, 17 ; Broken Hill, 17 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION . (See "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY' (See "LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS ANI~ RESERVES :-
REGrLATIONS rOR MANAGEMENT Or :-
16 .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 14.
Mz,-ms or BoAw RmATibra To APPOINTREXTS Or OFP1CnS 'to THz FoLLowING'
DEPARTwExTs :-
Agriculturej 16 .
Conservation, 17 .
Mines, 15
Public Health, 16 .
Public Instruction, 15 .
"LPER.&NN UATION :-
Report of the Board for year ended 30tli June, 195-0,14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
PUBLIC woRKS:-
NOMFICAT'IONS OF ANuiSITION or LA ND OR EASEUENT UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer tO
appropriate headings in body of Index) .
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908-1944 :-
Regulations, 16 .
339

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PAYERS ORDERED TO B2
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME . I JOERT V1
Papers-contimied .
RAILWAYS (See also "PUBLIC WORKS" ; also "TRANSPORT") :-
R
By-laws under Acts, 1912-1951,15.
Report of Commissioner for quarter-ended 30th June, 1952, 15 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1952, 15 .
Statements of Traftle secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways
Act, '1912-1944, for the following months : -October, November and December,
1952, and January, 1953, 15 .
NOTIrICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKs ACT, 1912,
roR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES:-
ELEMIc TRANsmissio-T Li,,Es AXI) POWER STATIONS :-
15 .
MAIN7ENANCE ov RAILWAY T&ArFic ON ExisTi,;G
LiNEs Or RAILWAY:-
PAGE .
FAO1
NOTiriLTIOX or IlEscissioN, or AcQ'VISITIO-, or LA,D :-
15 .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See "PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS
AND RESERVES") .
REGISTER OF BILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORM S (See also "BY-LAWS") :-
Bush Fires Act, 15 .
Economic Stability and War-time Provisions Coutinuance Act, 15 .
Electricity Development Act, 17 .
Explosives Act, 15.
Farm Produce Agents Act, 16.
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 16 .
Gas and Electricity Act, 17.
Industrial Arbitration Act, 18 .
Land and Valuation Court Act, 16 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 16 .
Meat Industry Act, 16.
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 15 .
Mines Inspection Act, 15 .
Motor Tragic Act, 15 .
Nurses Registration Act, 16.
Pastures Protection Act, 16.
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 15 .
Police Regulation Act, 14 .
Public Service Act, 14.
Pure Food Act, 16 .
Stamp . Duties Act, 14.
Supreme Court, 16 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 14 .
Totalizator . Act, 14 .
Veterinary Surgeons Act, 16.
Water Act, 18 . ,
Workers, Compensation Act, 18 .
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RET. Er FUND (See "NATIONAL RET, F FUND") .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of the Commi sioners of the, together with Balance-sheets, Statements of
Accounts and Appendices, for the year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BbARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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SHIRE COUNCILS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
SILICA DUST (See -WORKERS' CVMPENSATION") .
SOrL CONSERVATION :-
NMMCATION-or AcQuismow or LAND UNDER PUBLIO Wozxs ACT:-
Keepit; Citchment Area, 17 ; Temora, 17 .
S

nTDEx .
rArzRs ORDERED TO BE PR=TED .
REFERENCES TO TEF VOTES AND PROCEFDINGS, 37TH PARLIAN!E-,T-Fr.RST SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUMZ.
JO 1111T V6LUME.
Papers--continued.
PAGZ. PAQZ .
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940 :-
Forms and Regulations, 14,
Variation of, minutes recording, 14.
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS, -CONFERENCE (See, "CONTERENCE") .
STATE BRICKWORKS ACT:-
INTotification of Acquisition of Lands for'purpose of, 17.
STATE LOTTERIES .-
statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June,' 1951, 14 . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement .of Receipts and'Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-1947 :-
Regulations, 32 .
STATUTES, VARIATION OR SUSPENSION (See "STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1940"1
also "HORSE-BREEDING ACT") .
TOOK WATER SUPPLIES (See "IFiRIGATION") .
VPERANNUATION (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
C?REME COURT:-
Rules of Court, 16.
~:RVEYOR-GENERAL :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947 :-
By-laws under, 17 .
YD__N-EY ITATE OUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See *'TRANSPORT") .
YD'.\= HARBOUIZ TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES") :-
Regulations under Act, 1900-1941, 14.
. . . . . . . . . 367
.. . . . . . . . 369
97
6TALIZATOR ACT, 1916-52 :-
Regulations, 14.
PA'KSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS") :-
UOTIOR TRLxspow DEPARTum-TT (formerly "DEFARTMMNT OF Ta"spoRT AND Hzi
WAYS$') :-
Report of the Superintendent for Year ended 30th June, 1952, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-'TD'%LY HARBouR TRANSPORT BOARD (GovERNmENzT FmRT SERviczs)
Report for Year ended 30th June, 1952, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 371
. . . . . . . . . 395
U
'IN-ERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900, AS AMENDED .-
B-laws underi 15.
RIATIO'N op STATUTES :-
-N[r'_UTES RECORDIXG, AS POLLOW :-
Legal Assistance Actj 1943-1947, 16.
Stamp Duties Act, 1920, as amended, 14 .
TERI,~N-ARy SURGEONS ACT, 1923 :-
Regulations, 16.
'01*-rS AY"D PB0CEEDZNGS:-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Papers-continued .
PAGE.
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WATER ACT, 1912-1946 :-
Regulations, 18.
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "IRRIGATION") :-
w
NwmcAvoN or Acqmsimoiq or IAm on EAszxxNTs UNDIR THZ PUBLIC Wo&Ks Aor
YoR PuRpona or DAus oa, WEma ox :-
Macquarie River at Burrendong, 17 ; Tumut River at Blowering, 17 .
WATER, SENVERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "METROPOLITAN WATER,
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE BOARD" ; ilso "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER
BOARD") :-
-NoTmr-kTiox or,
ACQUISITION or LAND oa EASFMXNTS UNDZZ THR PUBLIC WoLxs ACT
POR THE FOLLOWING PLRPOSES :-
Fish River Water Supply, 17, Bathurst Water Supply, 17.
WENTWORTH IRRIGATION ACT :-
Regulations, U
WESTERN LANDS :-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1952, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S' COMPENSATION:-
Regulations under Act, 1926-1951, 18 .
Report of Commission (including data relating to ciiseases caused by Silica Dust),
together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for year ended .30th
June, 1952, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . .

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INDEX
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VOTES' AND PROCEEDINGS
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PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH H6uSES AND BOUND IN-THE
THREE JOINT VOLUMES)
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DURING TRE SECOND SESSION OF*
1953 .
(Opened i2th August, 1953 ; Prorogued Sth January 1954.)
NOTE.
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
"Papers," page xix.
For Proceedings on Bills, see under "Bills," page iii.
For Proceedings on Motions, see under "Motions," page xiv.
RErERENCES TO THE VMS AND PROCrxDINGSt 37Tu PA-TAxENT-SEcftD SESSION .
ADDRESSES:-
CORONATION. OP HER MOST GRACIOtTS MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZASM11 II :-
.Motion made (Mr. Heffron) for Address, agreed to, 3 ; Governor's intimation that
Address transmitted to Queent 15, acknowledgment reported, 49 .
ADDITIONAL PuisxE JuDGEs :-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) That state of Businesa of Court requires appointment of
two, under Supreme Court and Circuit Courts Act, 1900, agreed to, 55 .
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) That state of Business of Court requires appointment of
two, under Supreme Court and Circuit Courts Act, 1900, agreed to, 191 .
DFATir or HER MAJESTY QuEr-,T MARY :-
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for Address of Condolence, agreed to, 4 ; Governor's intimation
that Address transmitted to Queen, 15 ; acknowledgment reported, 57 .
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1953.
(SECOND SESSION.)
&ZFEBZNCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARITAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
ADDRESSES (continued) :-
Im-RzPLY To THE GOvzaNoR!s SPFxcH :-
Motion made (Mr. Morgan) for adoption, and Debate adjourned, 10 ; resumed and
adjourned, 14, 17-18, 20, 23-24, resumed and amendment (Mr. Deane) to add new
paragrap4 (4 .) and Debate adjourned, 26-27 ; resumed and adjourned, 29-30, 31-32 ;
33-35 ; amendment negatived, Address-in-Reply, agreed to, 38-39-40 ; presented to
Governor * and Answer reported, 46 .
W=.coxE To nE& MAiFsTy QuEEx ELIZABETH II:-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill) that Address of Welcome be adopted ; that Address bo
forwarded to Governor for presentation to Her Majesty, agreed to, 198 .
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
Or D=Am-
Motion for, agreed to, 10-, 14, 18, 24, 27, 30, 32, 35, .58, 78, 80, 84, 151, 154, 157, 182,
(until Later Hour), agreed to, 20, 78, 99, 144 .
On General Business at 6 o'clock, p .m., by operation of Sessional Order, 72, 96, 110,
118, 137, 149, 162 .
At 10.20 p .m., by operation of Sessional Order, 138, 141 .
Or THE Housz (See also "SPEA]KER") :-
As tribute of respect on death of Member, 47 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-Speaker, at
10 .30 p.m., 64, 78 .
Motion for agreed to, 10, 14, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 32, 35, 59, 75, 114, 129, 146, 173,
185, 204 .
Speaker leaves Chair for period (Later Hour) 3 ; (Overnight), 198 .
Speeial :-
Motion for, agreed to, 42, 157, 178, (provision for earlier day, if necessary),
agreed to, 204.
ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) (with unaniinou8 concurrence), That the Honourable Richard M.
Nixon, Viee-President of the United States of America, be invited to take chair on
floor of House, agreed to, 99.
AMZ2'TDMENT :-
Amended, by consent, after closure (drafting error rectified), 118 .
To add new paragraph ~Address-iit-Beply), 27 ; negatived, 40 .
To omit words with view of inserting others, 117 ; agreed to, 136-137.
To refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 176.
To read BiU 2' "this day three weeks," negatived, 63 .
To read Bill 2' "this day- six . months," 151, negatived, 162.
To recommit on V, agreed to, 143 .
To Title of Bill, 196.
Words proposed to be omitted, so oinitted, and question proposed "That words be
inserted" and Debate adjourned, 117-118 .
ARTHUR, JOSHUA GEORGE, Esquire, M .L.A. (See "ROYAL COMMISSIOIN-)
ASSEM13LY (See also "ADDRESSE87) .
Sessional Orders-Business ' Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business, 42, 148.
Sessional Committees-Appointment of,, 54(l) .
Sitting after midday, 204.
Sitting after midnight, 171 .
OPENING OF SESSION :
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 3.

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RE7%RENCES TO THE VOTES AND FROCMINGS, 307TH rARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
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.
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ;
and "PAPERS" INI)EX) :-
also "SPEAKER" ; also BUSI2YESS" ; also "MOTIONS"
Additional Message to cover additional expenditure, 196 .
Amendment to Title of Bill, 196 . -
Amendment to read .-Bill 21 "this day three weeks," negatived, 63 .
Amendment to read Bill 20 "this day six months," 154 ; negatived, 163 .
Amendment to recommit 31, agreed to, 143 .
Amendment ou 20 to refer Bill to Select Committee, negatired, 176 .
Council's amendments ordered to be taken into consideration
(Later Haul- of Day), 71, 72, 179, 201, 202(1) .
(To-morrow), 140, 180 ;
Pro forind, 6.
Second reading taken by consent, 128, 133, 194 .
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in
stages in one day, agreed to, 55, 64, 167, 197 .
and pass Bill or BiUs through all
Third reading fixed by Chair for (Later Hour), 196 ; (To-1norrow), 50(2), 51, 56, 5S,
59(l), 64, 7 .5(l), .77, 78) 137, 140,141(2),144,151, 176,183, 184(2), 192(l), 193, 194 ;
(Forthwith), 100, 114, 115, 129, 133, 172, 178 (1), 191, 196, 197(l) ; (Tuesday next),
107 .
PROCEEDINGS ON:-
APPRwRiAmoN BILL :-
Message from Governor, 72-3 ; Ordered, founded on Resolutions .of Ways and Means
(Nos . 3 to 10) presented and read 1', read 2* (by consent) and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 'forthwith (Speaker's
consent), sent to Council, 128-129 ; returned without amendment, 141 ; Assent
reported, 155.
AuDiT (AmENDmENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 57 ; Motion made (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V, 55 ; Motion made for 21 and Debate. adjourned, 58 ;
resumed and Motion (Mr. Brain) for 2* "this day three weeks", negatived,
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 63-64 ; read
3' and sent to Council, 66 ; returned with an amendment, 71 ; House in Committee,
Council's, amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 73 ; Assent reported, 81 .
BALLINA TO BOOYONG RAILWA.Y (CESSATION OF OFERAT'ION) BILL:-
Motion made . (Mr. C. E. Martin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 41 ;
read 2* and committed~ reported without amendment, Report adopted, 75 ; read
3' anid sent to Council, 77 ; returned without amendment, 85 ; Assent reported, 101 .
BREA MANTUrACTURE AND,-DELrvmy (AwENDuENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 97 ; Motion made (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, 132 ; Motion made for 20 and Debate . adjourned, 141 ;
,resumed and adjourned, 144 : read 2* and coinnitted, reported without amendment,
-Report adopted, read V forthwith (Speake7la consent) and'-sent to Council,
.177-178 ; returned with an amendment, 201 ; House in Committee, CounciYs
amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 203 .
CATTLE SLAUGHTEBING AND DISEASED Axi,MALS AN-D MEAT . (AxExDMm,-T) BILL:-
Motion made (Mr. Grahain) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 44 ;
Motion made for 20 and Debate adjourned, 78 ; resumed and adjourned, 137-138 ;
read 20 and committed, reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 140, ; Motion
made for V and' amendment (Mr . Green), That Bill be iecommitted for reconsideration
of Clause 2, agreed to, 143 ; House in Committe~, reported 20 with a
further amendment, Report adopted, 144 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 151 ;
returned without amendment 179 . .
CIVIL ftnvicE (AMEND3FENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 38 ; Motion made (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and*read 1% 43 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 58 ; read V and sent to, Council, 62 ; returned 'Without amendment,
70 ; Assent reported, 81.
COAL MINES REGuLATioz; (A2mDmENT) BILL :-
Motion made (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 137 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 178 ; returned without amendment,
193.
COMMON-WF-ILLTH BANK (INTULPRETATION) BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in
one day ; motion made (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bringi in, Bill presented and
read 11, read 21 and- committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read V and sent to Council, 197-198 ; returned- without amendment, 199 .

1953 .
(SECOND SESSION.)
&ZFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continved) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
COMPENSATION TO RELATIVES (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 193 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 197 ; returned without amendment,
199.
GENERAT LOAN AccouxT APPROPRIATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 98 ; Ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No .
11), presented and read- 1', read 2* (by consent), and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith (Speaker's consent) and
sent to Council, 133 ; returned without amendment, 141 ; Assent reported, 147 .
GOULBURN CATTLE SALE YARDS BILL :-
Message from Governor, 150 ; Motion made (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bin
presented and read 11, 185 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendmOntl
Report adopted, read 31 forthwith (Deputy-Speaker*,4 consent) and sent to Council,
193 ; returned without amendment, 199 .
GovERxME-NT RAILWAYS AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 187 ; Motion made (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill
psoerutted p and read 1', 190 : read 21 and committed, reported without amendment,
adopted, read 30 forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 196 ;
returned without amendment, 199 .
INDusTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMPONDMENT) BILL :-
Motion made (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 145-146 ;
Motion made for 2* and amendment (Mr . Treati) for 2' "this day six months" and
debate adjourned, 151 ; resumed and adjourned, 154, 1571; Petition from certain
citizens ra
p T)ing , to be heard by Counsel at Bar of House in reference to, presented
(Mr. T ea 159 ; Motion of Urgency to consider motion granting Counsel leave
to appeari -negatived, 159-160 -, Motion made f or 2' and amendment (Mr. Treatt)
for 2' "this day six months," negatived, read 2' and committed, 162-3-4 ; reported
with an amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith (Speaker's consent) and
sent to Council, 171-173 ; returned with amendments, 201 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 203-204 .
IxrL&mxAuLE LiquiD (AmvNDM:Eyr) BzLL:-
Motion made (Mr . Hawkiiis) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read P, 177 ; read
20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 183-184 ; read 3'
and sent to Council, 190 ; returned without amendment, 199 .
Jtwzs' Pvvsioms BrLL :-
Message from Governor, 65 ; Motion made (Mr. Slwahon) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 183 ; read- 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read V forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 191 ;
returned without amendment, 199 .
KING, GEORGE V AND Kim GEORGE VI MEMORIAL BILL :-
Motion ibade (Mt-. Cahill) for lea ve to bring in, Billpresented and read 11, 137 ; read
20 and co--i ted, reported ' ithout amendment, Report adopted, 151 ; read 30 and
sent to Council, 154 ; returned wl without amendment, 193 .
LAW OjP EviDrweE BILL (pro foTmd Bill) :-
Presented (Mr. Heffron) and read 1* (pro farinfir), 6. .
LEGAL AssisTANcz (AitrumMENT) BILL:-
Motion made (Mr. SheaJian) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 43 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without, amendment, Report adopted, 59 ; read V
and sent to Council, 62 ; returned without amendment, 70,~ Assent reported, 82 .
LOCAL GovERNmExT (Ami-orDwF-TT) BILL :-
Motion ma4e . (Mr . Benshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read I , 103 ;
read 2* and committed, 105-6 ; reported with amendments ; Report adopte ;, 107 ;
read 30 and sent to Council, 111 ; returned without amendment, 114 ; Assent
reported, 121 .
LORD HOWE ISLAND BfLL:-
Message from Governor, 150 ; Motion made (Mr. Helly) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V, 144 ; Motion for 2* and amendment (Mr . McCaw) to refer
Bill to Select Committee, negatived, rend 2' r;nd committed, reported with
amendments, Report adopted, 176 ; read 330 and sent to Council, 182 ; returned
with an amendment, 202 ; House in .Committee, Council's amendment agreed to,
Message to Council, 203 .

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1953 .
(SEco" smsiox .)
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEWINGS, 37TH rARLiAxExT--qECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PRocEEDixGs ON (continued)
MAITLAND To MoRpmu .RAILWAT (CFSSATIO-T Or OPERATION) BmL:-
Motion made (Mr . Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill presented, anA iead 1*, 194 ;
rind 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30
forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 196-7 ; returned without amendment,
200.
AfA TIME SEaVICES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 110 ; Motion made (Mr.'Caltill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 111 ; read 20 and- committed-, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 30 forthwith (Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 113-114 ;
returned without'amendment, 125 ; Assent reported, 136 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONITIS (AMENDMENT) BILL-
Motion made (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 132 ;
read 21 and ~ornmitted, reported without amendment Report adopted, 141 ; read V
and sent to Council, 143 ; returned without amen61en't, 150 ; Assent reported, 176.
MixERs' ACCIDENT RELzEF (SuPPLEMENTAL) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 178 ; Motion made (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 177 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 183 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 190 ; returned without amendment,
200 .
NLIVCASTLE HAEBOUR IMPROVEMENTS BiLL :
Message from Governor, 38 ; Motion made (Ur. Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*,' 41 : read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 51 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 54 ; returned without amendment,
70 ; Assent reported, 82.
NURSES* REGESTMATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 37 ; Motion made (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 42 ; . read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 50 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 53 ; returned with an
amendment, 71-2 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message
to Council, 74 ; Assent reported, 82 .
OATES (AmE2;Dmz2;T) BnL:-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to-bring in, Bill presented and read, 1*, 43 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 56 ; read
3' and sent to Council, 58 ; returned without amendment, 70 ; Assent reported, 82 .
OLD WA"SEND CMIEMMY BILL:-
Message from Governor, 37 ; Motion made (Mr. . Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 41 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 59 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 62 ; returned without amendment,
70 ; Assent reported, 83.
OR~&woE Snow GR4DuYD (AmzNDUENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 81 ; Motion made (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
-presented and read 1*, 78 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 137 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 140 ; returned without amendment,
150 ; Assent . reported, 177 .
POF.T LA (1~0. 6 JLTTY) BML:~
Message from Governor, 70 ; Motion made (Mr. Renshaw) for leave. to bring in, Bill
presented- and-read 1', 74-75 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 78 ; read 3' and Eent to Council, 80 ; returned without amendment,
86 ; Assent reported, 101 .
PREvzxTioiq'or CzuzLTi To ANIMALS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion~made (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring,in, Bill presented and read V., 175 ; read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 184 ; read 3* and
sent to Council, 190 ; returned without amendment, 200.
PRo - PoRuZ BILL (See "LAW or EVIDENCE BILL")
PUBLIC SERVICE (AMF_'qDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 37 ; Motion made (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V, 41 ; read 2* and committed, reported without' ;imendinent,
Report,adopted, 75 ; read V and sent to Council, 77 ; returned without amend .
ment, 86 ; Assent reported, 97 .-
PUBLIC SERvicE (INQumiEs) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (17rgercy) to bring in and pass through all stages in one
day, 55 ; Motion made (]fr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10,
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V
and sent to Council, 56 ; returned without amendment, 61 ; Assent reported, 69,

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1953 .
(SECOND SESSIOD; .)
&MRENCF,S TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PAILLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued)
PROCEEDINGS ON (COUtinU6d) :-
PURE FOOD (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion made (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 43 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 50 ; read
V and sent to Council, 54 ; returned without amendment, 71 ; Assent reported, 83 .
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH Or ENGLAND, RYDs, BILL :-
Message from Governor, 150 ; Motion made (Mr . Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 11,'183 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 30 forthwith (Deputy-Speaker'3 consent) and sent to Council,
192 ; returned without amendment, 200.
SALE or GOODS (AMENDMENT) BmI.:-
Motion made (Mr . Grahain) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 55 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 59 ; read V
and sent to Council, 62 ; returned without amendment, 71 ; Assent reported, 83 .
STATUTORY SALA=s ADjuSTMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion made (Mr. 0zhill) for leave to bring in, Bill
C sented and read V, 74 ; read 2' and committed, repoited Without amendment ;
port adopted, 77 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 79 ; returned without amendment,
86 ; Assent reported, 101 .
ST,PPLY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 64 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
pass through all stages in one day, 64 ; ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways
and M-eans (No . 1), presented and read 1*, read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read V and sent to Council, 67-68 ; returned
without amendment, 71 ; Assent reported, 83 .
SYDN`EY CITY COUNCIL (DiscLosu&E or ALLEGATIONS) BILL:-
9tanding Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages in one
day ; Motion (Mr. Ben8haw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 and
sent to Council, 165-171 ; returned with an amendment, 179 ; Motion of Urgency
(Mr. Treatt) for suspension of Standing Orders which require Speaker to present
Bill for Royal Assent, negatived, 180 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 184 ; Assent reported, 191 .
THE GRZAT SYNAGOGUE, SYDNEY (A .IrENDMENT) BILL .-
Received from Council, and read 1', 133 ; read 2* and committed, reported with an
amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith (Deputy-Speaker'3 consent) and
returned to Council, 194 ; Message . from Council agreeing to Assembly's amendment,
201 .
UNrmsrry or NEw ENGLAND BILL~_
Message from Governor, 187 ; Message from Governor recommending additional expenditure,
196 ; Motion made (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
10, 190 ; read 2* and committed, reported with amendments, including an amendment
in the Title, Report adopted, 195-196 ; read V and sent to Council, 198 ;
returned without amendment, 200.
WHEAT MARKETING (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion made (Mr. Grahain) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 98 ;
motion made for 2* and Debate adjourned, 99 ; resumed, read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's
consent) and sent to Council-, 99-100 ; returned without amendment, 110 ; Assent
reported, 121.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BrLL:-
Motion made (Ofr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 74 ;
Motion made for 20 and Debate adjourned, 78 ; resumed and adjourned, 80 ; read
2* and committed, 114 ; reported with amendments, Report adopted, read V forthwith
(Speaker's consent) and sent to Council, 115 ; returned with amendments,
140 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council,
144 ; Assent reported, 159 .
WORKERS' Compz-NsATioT (Smicosrs) AMENDMENT BILL :-
M essage from Governor, 110 ; Motion made (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, 132 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report ado ted, 141 ; read V and sent to Council, 144 ; returned with
ment,
an amend-
180 ; Mae in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council,
191-192 .
WORIK-EN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL) AmENDMEṆT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 182 ; Motion made (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring
presented and
in, Bill
read 11, 183 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment,
ReDort adopted, read 30 forthwith (Deputy-Speaker's consent) and sent to Council,
returned 'without amendment, 201 .

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(SWDND SESSION.)
REFERENCLS TO TIRE VOTES AND F80CEEDINGS) 37TH PART AIMNT-SECOND SESSIOx .
BLACK ROD :-
Delivers Message from Governor,
BORDER AAEAS_ OF STATE (See "MOTIONS") .
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS',) :-
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, agreed to, 42. .
Motion relating to additional Sitting Day '(Friday in each week), 148 .
Disposed of, Government Business, proceeded . with, 84, 90.
Interrupted at 6 pm. . by operation of Sessional Order, 72, 96, 110, 118, 149 ., 162 . .
Postponement of Ord6r of the Day, 119, 136 .
GovE&N3EwT:-
Proceeded with-it being after time for interruption of General Business, 182.
BY CONSENT (See also *"AMENDMENTS'*) :-
Amendment -amended, II&
Debate adjourned, On Motion of Member speaking, 35, 78, 99, 151 .
Motion for leave*of absence for Member, 4(-'), 5(s), 11(l), 97 .
Second reading of Bill, 16H, 133, 194 .
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CASE OF JOSHUA GEORGE ARTHUR, ESQUIRE, M .L .A . (See "ROYAL COMMIS-
SION") .
M,AIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-
TxmPoRARy :-
Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen, 4.
CHANGES IN'MINLISTRY (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
CITY OF. SYDNEY ALDERMEN. (See "MOTIONS") .
. CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, 1 .
CLOSURE :-
Or DLsATE:-
Motiofi, "That -the Question be now put"' (In House), agreed to, 39, 40, 105, 118, 124,
138, 145, 156, 162, 163, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172 ; (In Committee), agreed
to, 225, 231, 0.33, 234, 238, 23.9, 241, 242, 245, 247, 248, 249, 253, 257,259 .
COMMISSIONS (See also "ROYAL COMMISSION") -.-
Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members reported, 2 .
Deputy-Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members, reported,
COMMITTEES:-
HOUSE:-
Sessional Order appointing, 54.
Sessional Order appointing, .54 .
PR1xTW(; :-
Paper again referred, 181 .
Sessional Order"appointing-, 54-3 .
PuBLic AccoUVTS :-
Speaker reports receipt of nominations and--fixes date for election, 53 ; members
elected, 61-2 .
STAIMInG ORDERS:-
Sessional Order appointing, 54.
Opening of Parliament by Queen 'Question referred to Committee for report, 151 ;
Report presented to House and new Standing Order NO . 39A adopted ; Address to
Governor, 189 ; Approval reported, 10S .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSE'NT") .

BmRT;&~qw To TuE vom Aim Paocmms, 37TH Ph- AMENTm--SECOND SrASIOF .
DEATHS (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
MEMBER, :-
D
THE HONOURABLE CLARENCE EDWARD UAXTIX, Q .C ., M.Ec ., LL.B ., MEMBER roz W,&vE&WT
AND MimsTEa roa . TRANspoRT :-
Motion ( .Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with widow
and son, and for adjournment as tribute of respect, 47i acknowledgment reported,
147 .
FORMER MEMBERS .-
THE HONOU&ABLE JOHN MARcus 13&DDELEY :-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with famil7,
agreed to, 4; acknowledgment reported, 25 .
THz HONOLRABLE 0. C. 1,AzzA-,7I :-
Speaker reports acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 4 .
THE HONOURABLE B . B . O'CoNor, :-
Speaker reports acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 4.
CAPT. THE HoTouFABLE A. C. CARUICHAM, M.C.'.-
Speaker reports, acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 4 .
ROBERT ]EIzzTRY
Motion (Hr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with family,
109 ; acknowledgment reported, 147.
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "CLOSURE" ; also "BY CONSENT") :-
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), 18, 20(l), 24(l),
26, 30('), 32(2), 34(l), 35, 72, 78, 80, 110, 136 (2), 149, 182(l) (71egatived), 39.
Paper laid upon the Table during, 177.
Reply-Motion of General Business, 37, 90, 137, J56 .
Motion for appointment of Puisne Judges, 55 .
Motion for appointment of Representative on Senate of University of Sydney,
87.
Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 74, 145 .
Motion for 2* of Bill, 50, 51, 75, 140, 141, 177 ; (intempted by Sessional Order),
138.
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 59, 114, 185 .
Motion for Special Adjournment, 204.
Motion for adoption of Address-in-Reply, 40 .
Motion for adoption of Sessional Orders, 42 .
Motion of No Confidence in Speaker, 125 .
Motion under Standing Order No . 113A, 161.
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISALLOWANCE OF ORDINANCE (See "MOTIONS") .
Ht-;Kixsox, EsQuiRE:-
DISORDER:-
Member "named" (Mr . Willis) and motion (Mr . 0 . E . Martin) for suspension of
Member ; Mr. Willis apologiies and motion, by leave, withdrawn, 34-5 .
Member * "named"' Wr .'Cutler) and motion ( .Ur. Cahill) -for suspension of Member,
agreed to, 119-120 .
Member removed from Chamber by Serjeant-at-Arm& by direction of Mr. Speaker
(Li,eut .-Col . Bntxner), 120 ; (Mr. Black), 12.0 ; (Mr. Morton), 120.
DISSENT (See "SPEAKER") .
DIVISIONS :-
IN THE HOUSE'-
Audit (Amendment) Bill, 63(l) .
Disallowance of Ordinance, 161 .
Dissent from Speaker's ruling, negative~,'119, 156.
Industrial Arbitration .(Amendment) Bill, 145, 160, 162, 163, 164, 171, 172, 203 .
Live Hare Coursing, nega.tived, 90 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 106, 111.
Lord Howe Island Bill, 176.
No Confidence in Speaker, negatived, 125 .
Special Adjournment, agreed to, 204 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day,
agreed to, 166 .

=rEm-ms To TnE voTEs AND PROmmmor., 37TH PA=A3IEXT-SECOXD SESSION-
D
DIVISIONS (continved) :-
IN THE, Houn ~(continued) :-
Sydney City, Council (Disclosure .
184.
of Allegations) Bill, .163, 166, 167, 1.68, 169, 1 .70, 180,
That Bill be now read 2', agreed to, 63, 106, 164, 168.
That Bill be now read 30, agreed to, Ill, 170, 172 .
That Bill be read V "this day three Weeks", negatived, 63 .
That Bill be referred to Select Committee, negatived, 176 .
That House do now adjourn, negatived, 185'
That leave be given to bring in Billi agreed so, 145, 167 .
That Member "named" be suspended, agreed to, 120 . -
That Member's time be eitended, negatived, 39 .
That Report be now adopted, agreed to, 169, 171, 184, 203 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to, 39, 40, 105, 118, 124, 138, 145, 156, 162, 163,
166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172,
That words proposed to be added be an added (A ddress-in- Reply), negatived, 40 .
That words proposed to be left out stand, agreed to, 63, 163, 176 .
V,Fgency potion to consider motion relating to-
Egg Industry, negatived, 102 .
'Keepit Dam, ..eg~tived, 46 .
To hear Counsel at
negatived, 160 .
Bar of House-I~adustrial Arbitration (Amendmefit) Bill;
Municipal Council of Sydney, negatived, 153 .
Amended Sessional Orders, agreed to, 148 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to pass Bill through all stages in .one day, agreed
to, 165 .
Sydney City Council
negatived, 180 .
(Disclosure of Allegations) Bill-Presentation f or Assent,
Sydney City Council Aldermen~Allegatious of Improper Practices, negatived, 188 .
Ix Comurrm or SuPPLY:-
That Estimate be agreed to (Labour and Industry), 232 ; (Consolidated Revenue-
Paymcnts unauthorised in Suspense), 234 ; (Government Railways Fund), 235 ;
(Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund-Payments unautlaorised in Su;pense),
235.
That the Estimate be reduced (Colonial Treasurer-Itent ".4dvance to Treasurer"), 2 .19 .
"That the Question be now put", 225, 231, 233, 234.
That Chairman leave Chair, 236 .
Ix COMMIT= OF WAYS AND MEANS :-
ThatIthe Chairman leave the Chair to report . Point of Order, 227.
I'V COMMITTEE Or THE W11OLE :-
Cattle Slaughtering- and Diseased Animals and Meat (Amendment) Bill, 239 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 242, 243(l), 245, 252, 253, 254(2), 259 .
Sydney City Council (Disclosure of Allegations) Bill, 246(2),, .248, 249, 9-50(2), 258(l) .
That Clause, as read, stand, 2-13(-), 246, 249, 250, 252, ~2.53, 2.514,
That Legislative Council's amendments be agreed to, 258 .
That the Chairman leave Chair to report, 250, .254, 258. -
"That the Question be now put," 238, 239, 241, 242, 245, .947, 248, 249, 253, 257, 259 .
That words proposed to be inserted be so inserted, 245.. -
That words proposed to be left out stand, 239, 242, 246, 248, 252. -
DOCUMENTS '(See "PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE") .
DOYLE, R. A. (See "ROYAL COMMISSION") .
ELECTORAL:-
DISTRICT or Dri,wicp HII.L:-
Speaker reports resignation of George Weir, Esquire, and issue and return of Writ and
Election of Heatheote Clifford Mallam, Esquire, to vacancy, Mr . Mallarn introduced
and sworn, . 3 .
Dimim or 'KARIBAU :-
Resignation of Joshua George Arthur, Esquire, reported ; and seat declared vacant, 21 .
Issue and Return of Writ and Election of Thomas Armstrong, Esquire, -reported, Mr .
Armstrong introduced and swor 135 .

1953.
(SECOND SESSION.)
REFERMCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGs, 37TH PARLIAMEN'T-SECOND SESSION .
E
ELECTORAL (cowtinued) :-
DTsTmcT or W,&vERLry :-
Death of Hou. Clarence Edward Martin, Q.C., M .Ec ., LL,B., reported ; and seat
declared vacant, 57-58 .
Issue and Return of Writ and Election of William John I-erguson, Esquire, reported,
Mr . Ferguson introduced and sworn, 121 .
ELIZABETH II, HER MAJESTY (See "ADDRESSES") .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
EXTENSION OF SITTING (See "SESS10NAL ORDERS") .
FINANCE:-
Prawc ACCOUNTS COMMMME :-
11Tominations received, 53 ; members elected, 61-2 .
SUPPLY :-
Motion made (Mr . Heffron), That House will
Committee, 40 .
on next sitting day resolve itself into
House in Committee, (Supply Bill), 64, 66 ; (Financial Statement, 1953-54), 73 ; (E3timates,
1953-54), 96, 98, 100, 103, 107, 115, 120, 125 ; (Loan Estbnat6, 1953-54),
98, 111, 132.
Resolution reported (Supply Bill), 60 ; (Financial Statentent, 1953-54), 73 ; (Estimates,
1953-54), 125 ; (Loan Estimates, 1953-54), 132.
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 67 ; (Financial Statement, 1953-54), 73 ; (Estimates,
1953-54), 127 ; (Loan Estimates, 1953-54), 132.
WAYS A" MEANS :-
Motion made (Mr . Heffron), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself into
Commi tee, 41.
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 67 ; (Financial Statement, 1953-54), 73, 84, 85, 87,
90, 91, 93 ; (Estimates, 1953-54), 127 ; (Loan Estimates, 1953-54), 133 .
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 67 ; (Financial Statement, 1953-54), 93 ; (Esiiinates,
1953-54), 127 ; (Loan Estimates, 1953-54), 133 .
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 67 ; (Financial Statement, 1953-54), 93 ; (Eslimates,
1953-54), 128 ; (Loan Estimates, 1953-54), 133 .
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 1953-1954 :-
Delivered in Committee of Supply, 73 .
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOU§E") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVKWOR :-
Proclarn ti n by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 3.
OPENING SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mir. Speaker, 7 ; Motion (Mr. Morgan)
made for adoption of Address-in-Reply and Debate adjourned, 10 ; resumed and
adjourned, 14, 17-18 . 20, 23-24 . Debate resumed and amendment (Mr. Deane~
to add new paragraph (4), and Debate adjourned, 27 ; resumed and adjourned
29-30, 31-3.2, 33-35 ; amendment negatived, Address-in-Reply agreed to, 38-39-40
presented to Governor and Answer reported, 46 .
GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE (See "MOTIONS") .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
HUMANE IULLING OF .4NLIMA I S FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION (See "MOTIONS"'

uaim
1953.
(SECOND SESSim;.)
REMMENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TII PARL AXENT~SECOND SESSION .
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION (See "MOTIONS") .
JUDGES, ADDITIONAL PUISNE (See
ACT, . 1900") .
"SUPREME COURT AND'CIRGUIT COURTS
KEEPIT DAM (See "MOTIONS") .
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "MOTIONS") .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :-
Mr. Joseph Alexander Lawson appointed Managing Trustee, 55.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH-WALES (See also
this heading) :-
ELECTION Or Mmons To:-
"PAPERS" Index under
CASUAL VACANCIES:-
Speaker reports Message from Governor announcing issue of Writ and forwarding
copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and Speaker directs that taking of votes be an
Order of the Day for date specified in Writ, 5-6, 122-123 ; . Election takes place, 45.
Vacancy filled by Member unopposed and Speaker directs that Order of Day be removed
from Business Paper, 160 .
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES") .
LIVE'HARE COURSING (See "MOTIONS") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORDINANCE-DISALLOWANCE (See "MOTIONS") .
MARY, HER MAJESTY QUEEN (See "ADDRESSES") ..
MEMBERS (See also "DEATHS" ; also "ELECTORAL")
Apologises to House, 35 .
Appointed as Assembly's Representative on University Senate,' 87.
Leave of Absence-on account of illness, 97 : absence from State, .4
(2),
5
"Named", 34, 120 .
Present Petitions, 135, 147, 159, 179 .
Provident Fund-Appointment of Managing Trustee, 55.
Removed by Serjeant-at-Arms from Chamber, 334, 120(l) .
Requested to return to Chamber by Serjeant-at-Arms at direction of Speaker, 35 .
Resignation reported, 3, 21.
Speeches--Motion to allow to continue for further period (agreed to), 18, 20(s), 24(l),
06, ,w 30(3), 32(2), 34 (2) , 35, 72, 78, 80, 110, 136(% 149, 182(l) (negatived), 39 .
Sworz, 3, 121, 135 .

INDEX.
1953.
(SECOND SESSION.)
Mr=CES TO THE VaM AND PRocEEDixGs, 37TH PARLIAMENT-SEqOND S
S ON-
N
MESSAGES :-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 64, 73, 98 .
To cover Additional Expenditure, 196.
FRox T= Gov=NoR :-
L Announcing Issue of Writ for Electionof Member of Legislative Council (in rooln of
Mr . Anderson, resigned), 5 .
2 . Recommending Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 37.
3 . Do. Old Wallsend Cemetery Bill, 37 .
4 . Do. Nurses Registration Bill, 37 .
5 . Do. Newcastle Harbour Improvements Bill, 38 .
6 . Do. Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, 38 .
7 . Do . Audit (Amendment) Bill, 57 .
8 . Do . Supply Bill, 64 .
9 . Do . Judges' Pensions Bill, 65 .
10 . Assenting to Public Service (Inquiries) Amendment Bill, 69 .
11 . Recommending Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 69.
12 . Do . Port Kembla (No . 6 Jetty) Bill, 70 .
13 . Do. Estimates of Expenditure, 1933-54, 72 .
14. Do . ' Orange Show Ground Bill, 81 .
15. Assenting to Audit (Amendment) Bill, 81 .
16. Do . Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, 81 .
17. Do . Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 82 .
18. Do . Newcastle Harbour Improvements Bill, 82 .
19 . Do . Nurses Registration Bill, 82 .
20. Do . Oaths (Amendment) Bill, 82 .
21 . Do . Old Wallsend Cemetery Bill, 83 .
22., Do . Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 83 .
23 . Do . Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill, 83 .
24 . Do. Supply Bill, 83 .
25. Do . Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 97.
26. Recommending Bread Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 97 .
27. Do . Loan Estimates, 1953-1954, 98.
28 . Assenting to Ballina to Booyong Railway (Cessation of Operation) Bill, 101 .
29 . Do. Port Kembla (No. 6 Jetty) Bill, 101.
30 . Do. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 101 .
31. Recommending Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, 110 .
32 . Do. Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 110 .
33 . Assenting to Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 121 .
34. Do . Wheat Marketing (Amendment) Bill, 121 .
35. Announcing Iss~e of Writ for Election of Member of Legislative Council (ba . roo-M
of Mr. Ferguson, resigned), 122 .
36. Assenting to Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, 136 .
37. Do . General Loan A4count Appropriation Bill, 147 .
38. Beeommquding St. Anne's ChurcU of England, Ryde, Bill, 150.
39. Do . Goulburn Cattle Sale Yards Bill, 150 .
40. Do . Lord Howe Island Bill, 150 .
41 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 155 .
42. Do . Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 159 .
43. Do . Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill . 176.
44. Do . Orange Show Ground (Amendment) Bill, 177 .
45 . Been-ending Miners' Accident Relief (Supplemental) Bill,' 178 .
46 Do. Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 182.
47 . Do . University of New England Bill, 187.
48 . Do. Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 187.
49 . Assenting to Sydney City Council (Disclosure of Allegations) Bill, 191 .
50 . Recommending Uaiversiiy of New England Bill (Additioral Expenditure), 196 .
FRom Assmmy ro CouNcm :-
Transmitting :-
Appropriation Bill, 129 .
Audit (Amendment) Bill, 66 .
Ballina to Booyong Railway (Cessation of Operation) Bill, 77.
Bread Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 178 .
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat (Amendment) Bill, 1,51,
Civil Service ~Ameudment) Bill, 62 .
Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 178 .
Commonwealth Bank (Interpretation) Bill, 198 .
Compensation to Relatives (Amendment) Bill, 197 .
General Loan. Account Appropriation- Bill, 133 .
Goulburn Cattle Sale Yards Bill, 193 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 196.
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 173 .
Inflammable Liquid (Amendment) Bill, 190.
Judges' Pensions Bill . 191 .
King George V and King George VI Memorial Bill, 154.
.L .gal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 62 .

I&I
I
4NDii .
(SECOND SESSION .)
.
VOTES AND PILOCTMINGS, 37TX PARUAkEN!i-§tCO"
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROx Assm-LY To COUNCIL (contbiued) :
Transmitting (continued) :-
.
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 111 .
Lord Howe Island Bill, 182.
Maitland to Morpeth Railway (Cessation of Operation) Bill, A7 .
Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, 114 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 143 .
Miners' Accident Relief (Supplemental) Bill, 190 .
Newcastle Harbour Improvements Bill, 54.
Nurses Registration Bill, 53 .
Oaths (Amendment) Bill, 58 . .
Old Wallsend Cemetery Bill, 62 .
Orange Show Ground (Amendment) Bill, 140 .
Port Kembla (No. 6 Jetty) Bill, 80 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill, 190 .
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 77 .
Public Service (Inquifies) Amendment Bill, 56 .
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 54 .
St. Anne's Church of England, Ryde, Bill, 192
Sale of Goods (Aruendment) Bill, 62 .
Statutory Salaries -Adjustment Bill, 79 .
Supply Bill, 68 .
Sydney Cit;y Council (Disclosure -of Allegations) Bill, 171 .
University of New England Bill, 198 .
Wheat Marketing (Amendment) Bill, 100 .-
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 115 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 144 .
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill,,192 .
M
Returning :-
The Great Synagogue, Sydney (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 194 .
Agreeing to 6uneffs amendments in :-
Audit (Amendment) Bill, 73 .
Bread Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 203 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 204 .
Lord-Howe Island Bill, 203 . .
Nurses Registration Bill, 74 .
Sydney City Council (Disclosure of Allegations) Bill, 184 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, .144 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 192 .
FR03f COUNCIL TO ASSEMBLY :-
Transinitting:-
The Great Synagogue, Sydney (Amendment) Bill, 133 .
Returning :-
Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 141 .
Audit (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 71 .
Ballina to Booyoug Railway (Cessation of Operation) Bill, without amendment; 85.
Bread Manufacture . and Delivery (Amendment) . Pill, with an amendment, 201 .
cattle . Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat (Amendment) -Bill, without
amendment, 179.
Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 70 .
Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 193 .
Commonwealth Bank (Interpretation) Bill, without amendment, 199 .
Compensation to Relatives (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 199.
General Loan Account- Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 141 .
Goulbur-A Cattle Sale Yards Bill, without amendment, 199 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 199 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 201 .
Inflammable Liquid (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 199 .
Judges' Pensions,Bill, without amendment, 199.
King George V and King George VI Memorial Bill, without amendment,* 193 . .
Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 70 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 114.
Lord Howe Island, Bill, with an amendment, 202 .
Maitland to Morpeth Railway (Cessation of Operation) Bill, without amendment,
200 .
Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 125.
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 150.
Miners' Accident Relief (Supplemental) Bill, without amendment 200 .
Newcastle Harbour Improvements Bill, without amendment, 70 . '
Nurses Registration Bill, -with an amendment 71 .
Oaths (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,'740 .
Old Wallsend Cemetery Bill, without amendment, 70 .
Orange Show Ground (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 150.
Port Kembla (No. 6 Jetty) .Bill, without amendment, 86 .

1953 .
(SECOND SESSION.)
RZ37RENCES TO THE VOTES A" F&O=Dixas, 37TH FAW.IAMEXT--SECOND SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued)
M
FROX COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continued)
Returning (continued) :-
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 200 .
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 86 .
Public Service (Inquiries) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 61.
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 71 .
St. Anne's Church of England, Ryde, Bill, without amendment, 200.
Sale of Goods (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 71 .
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, without amendment, 86 .
Supply Bill, without amendment, 71 .
Sydney Cit,y Council (Disclosure of Allegations) Bill, with an amendment, 179 .
University of New Englan& Bill, without amendment, 200 .
Wheat Marketing (Amendment) Bi , thout amendment, 110 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) . Bill, with amendments, 140 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, with an amendment, 180.
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 201 .
Agreeing to Assembly's amendment in:-
The Great Synagogue, Sydney (Amendment) Bill, 201 .
MIDDAY :-
Sitting after, 204 .
MIDNIGHT:-
Sitting after, 171 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr. Heffron) re administration of certain Departments during absence abroad
of Mr. Cahill, 3 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) re his assumption of Portfolio of Transport, 49 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) re appointment of Hon. P . P. Buckley, M.L .C ., as Secretary for
Mines ; of Mr. Wetherell as Minister for Transport, and of Mr.
Mini ter without Portfolio, 61 .
W . McC. Gollan as
Made (Mr. O'Sullivan) re price of milk and -inquiry into price of,milk by Board, 139 .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "ADDRESSES" also
"SPEAKEIV') :-
Disomza :-
That Member (named by Mr. Speaker) be suspended (by leave, withdraton), 34-35
(agreed to), 120 .
Dis.&ILowANcz or AMENDMENTS To ORDvqANcF No . 1OA :-
Motion made (Mr. Storey) pursuant to Notice, -That the amendments to Ordinance No.
Ift (Proportional Representation at Lo~al Governmen't Elections) be disallowed,
negatived, 161 . .
HUMANE KIIIaNG or ANIMALS TOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION :-
Motion made (Dr . Parr) pursuant to Notice, That, in opinion of "House", should be
adopted, and Debate adjourned, 110 ; resumed and amendment (Mr . Graham) to
leave'out all words after "House's with a view of inserting others, agreed to,
Motion, as amended, agreed to, 136-137.
Livz HARE COURSING:-
Motion made (Mr. Treatt) That legislation should be introduced forthwith to ban,
itegatived, 90 .
OFFICERS SUMMONED :-
Mr. Speaker having reported receipt of letter from Public Service Association intimatm
ing the necessity of calling certain officers of House to attend before Industrial
Commi sion, ete., proposed . Question: "That leave be given to Officers to so
appear" agreed to, 131 .
PAPERS &GAn; RzrzaazD To PRINTING ComurTTzx:-
Motion .made (Mr . Enticknap) that the Paper, Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts
of the Hunter Valley Conservation Trust for year ended 30th June, 1953, be
again referred, agreed to, 181 .
PARLIAMENTARY ELJX-roRATES AND ELzmoNs :-
Motion made (Mr. Willis) - pursuant to Notice, That, in the opinion of House the
Act should be amended inter alia to provide for,--
.(i) an Electoral Commission of three Commissioners ;
(il) the restoration of balance between members of metropolitan and rural electorates.
(iii) the restoration of postal voting ;
and Debate adjourned, 72 ; resumed and adjourned, 84, 96, 162 .,

nTDEX.
(SWOND SESSI020
R22WMTCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH rARL1AmENT--!-sEcoND sEssiox.
MOTIONS .(contlnued) :-
STATE RELATIONSHIPS IN BORDEA Agv.AS :-
Motion made (Mr. Stephens) pursuant to Notice, That a Select Committee be appointed
to inquire into and report upon, etc ., and Debate adjourned, 181-182.
THE GRAssiaoppm PLAouE:~
Motion made (Mr. Treatt) (Standing and Sessional Orders Suspended-Urgency)
That, in opinion of House, greater and more co-ordinated efforts must be made
by Government, etc ., etc ., and amendment (Mr. Nott) to leave out certain words
with a view of inserting others, words proposed to be omitted so omittedp and
Debate adjourned, .117-118.,
UT=siTT OF SYDqry, Ass-, LY'S REPRESENTATIVE ON SENATE .-
Motion made (Mr . Heffron) that Louis Andrew Walsh, Esquire, B.Ec ., Member for
Coogee, be appointed, agreed to, 87.
URGENCY, TO CONsrDE& MoTToN RmATTxo To :-
Aldermen of Sydney City Council, Allegations of Improper Practices, negatived, 188.
Case of J . G. Arthur, Esquire, M .L.A., 20.
Counsel at Bar of House, negatived, 159-160 .
Egg Industry, negatived, 102.
Keepit Dam, negatived, 45-46 .
Municipal Council of Sydney, negatiyed, 1,53 .
Sydney City Council (Disclosure of Allegations)' Bill-Presentation for 'Assent,
negatived, 180 .
WAR SERvicE LAND SETTLEMENT:-
Motion made (Mr. Lawson) pursuant to Notice, That a Select Committee be appointed
to inquire into and report upon, and Debate adjourned, 149 .
NIXON, THE HONOURABLE RICHARD M ., VICE-PRESIDENT OF - THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA (See "ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See "BUSINESS" ; also "SPEAKER") .
Called on by Speaker, 4 (etc .) .
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See "MEMBERS") .
OFFICERS OF'THE HOUSE (See "MOTIONS") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See "BUSINESS") .
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE (See also "PAPERS" Index) .
.%gain referred, 181 .
Debate upon Motion "Thati document, be 'Printed", 20.
During debate, 177 .
PARLIAMENT (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
P
Officers (of Assembly) given leave to appear .before Industrial Commission, 131.
OPZNI~;G Or SESSION' :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
'Usher of Black Rod delivers 'Message from Governor, 3 .
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELECTIO14S ACT (See "MOTIONS'~) .
PENSIONS FUND (See "LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDE-NTT FUND") .
PETITIONS (Refer to PAPERS INDEX ; see also "MEMBERS") .
POINTS OF ORDER (See ",SPEAKEIV') .
POSTAL VOTING FACILITIES (See "!AOTIONS?'~ .

1953 .
(Smdw4b Sissiax .)
P68tPOi4EMtNt (See "BUSINESS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKE
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (Ste "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PBO FOIY~t (See "BILLS") .
RkkiREXCEi TO THE VOTW AND PROCEEMIRGS, 37TH PAR1aAmMrr-SiC6iq-6 ~nsibN-
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PVISNE JUDGES (See "SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900")
Q
QUEEN ELIZABETH II (See "ADDRESSES") .
QUEEN MARY (See "ADDRESSES") .
QUESTION :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed-to, 39, 40,105, 118, 124,
138, 145, 156, 162, 163, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172 ; (In Committee), agreed
to, 225, 231, 233, 234, 239, 241, 242, 245, 247, 248, 249, 253, -257, -959.
QUESTIONS :-
Called on by Speaker, 4 (etc .) .
Interrupted by Motion of Urgency and resumed ., 45-46 .
RECOMMITTAL (See "BILLS") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE").
ROYAL COMMISSION:-
REPORT OF, M-M VARIOUS MATTERS RF-LATLNG TO JOSEUA Gwur, ARTurua, EsquiaF., M.L.A.,
MND RwINALD AuBRzy DOYLE oam OTHER XAITMS :-
Motion made (Mr. Hefron) (after Urgency-Swpension of Standing Order3),-That
Document be printed, agreed to, 0-0 .
RULING$ (See "SPEAKER") :-
S
SERJEANT-AT-All S :-
Directed to remove Member, 34, 120(s) .
Directed to-request return of member, 35.
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
lErouns or SrrnNo-P%FxEzE,.TcE or Busr.Tws :-w-
Motion made (Mr. Heffron), That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday from
2 .30 p .m. until . 10.30 p .m. and on Thursdny from 11 a .m . until 5 .30 p .Lu ., Geueral
Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p .m., agreed to, 42 .
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That during remainder of present session House may- sit
on Fridays and may sit after 10 .30 p .m. on Tuesday and Wednesday and 5 .30 p.m.
on Thursday, agreed to, 148 .
SUSPWSION OF:-
.4s a matter of Urgency:-
Additional Sitting Day in each week and suspension of paragraphs (2), (3) and
(4) of eidsting Sessional Orders, 148.
No Confidence in Speaker, agreed to, 124.
The Grasshopper Plague, agreed to, 117.
S1TTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") .

'
INDEX.
1953 .
(SECOND SESSION .)
RZFEF.~_NCES TO TEM VOTES AND PELOCMDINGS, 37TH PARLIAkENT-SECOND SESSION .
S
'SPEAKER (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES" ; also
"BMLS" ; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Addr eases House before putting Question on Motion of Di8sent, 116.
Addressis House upon Motion (Offleer8 summoned), 131 .
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at 10 .30 p.m., 64, 78 .
Calls -in Notices of Motions,and Questions, 4 (~te.) .
Commission to administer Oath of Allegiance, reported, 2.
Directs . Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Member, 34, 120(l) .
Directs Serjeant-at-Arms to request Member to return to Chamber, 35 .1
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 7 .
Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 4 .
Lays Paper on -Table,, 85, 113:
Leaves Chair for period (Later Hour) 3 ; (Overnight), 198 .
"Names" Member (Mr . JVillis), 34 ; (yr. Cutler), 120.
Offers Prayer, 1, 11 (etc .) .
Public Accounts Committee-Reports receipt of nominations and fixes date of election, 53,
puts Questions for election of Members, 61-2 .
Puts Question under Standing Order, 161.
Reports presentation of Address-in-Reply and Answer, 46 .
Reports issue and return of Writ for Dulwich Hill Electorate, 3 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 3, 199 .
nt,-Ln-TGS OF :-
That no Reply could be exercised by the Mover of a Motion if there had been nD
debate upon the Motion to which to Reply, 156 .
That some delay in
ings, 173 .
calling over the Business Paper did not nullify certain proceed-
DEPUTY:-
Corn-i aion to administer Oath of Allegiance, reported, 2.
RULING or:-
That, although the debate on the Motion of Disallowance under Standing Order
113A had exceeded thirty minutes, the mover .of the, Motion would be
permitted it Reply before the Question was put from the Chair, 161 .
DisSEXT F~ROM RULING :
That the Honourable Member for Eastwood, Mr . Hearnshaw,* was out of order when
proceeding to ask a question, because he was giving information-not asking it,
and negatived (Mr. Hearnshaw), 119 .
That the Honourable Member f or Tenterfield, Lieut-Col . Bruxner, was - out of order'
in that his remarks - - on the 20 of the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill
were not relevant to either the Minister's speech or to the obj6ct.v of the Bin, as
set out on the Explanatory Note, and negatived (Lieut.-Col . Bruxner.), 155-156 .
MOTION or No.CoNPzDzxcE._
Motion made (Mr. Treatt) (Standing and Sessional Order8 suspended-Urgency),
That this House no longer has confidence in the Honourable William Henry Lamb
as Speaker, etc ., etc., negatived, 123-125 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT") .
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING PRDERS (See also "BILLS") :-
Commr= :-
.,Opening of Parliament Standing Orders referred to, 154.
New Standing Order 39A .adopted ; .189 ; Governor's approval reported, 198.
Sessional Order appointing, 54 .
SUSPENSION or :-
As matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bilk, through'all stages in one
day, agreed to, 55, 64, 166, 197 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Amended Sessional Orders, 148 .
Debate on Motion, "That document be printed", agreed to, 20 .
No Confidence in Speaker, 124.
The Grasshopper Plague, 'agreed to, 117 .
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1953.
(SECOND SESSION.)
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND Paocznwas, 37TH PARLIAMBITTL-SECOr.TD SESSION .
S
STATE RELATIONSHIPS IN BORDER AREAS (See "MOTIONS") .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .
SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT, 1900 :-
ArPOI9TMM;T OF ADDITIONAL PUISNE JUDGFS :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan), pursuant to Notice, (1) That, in the opinion of this House, the
state of business of the Supreme Court requires the appointment of two additional
Puisne Judges to'that Court ; (2) That the foregoinp,, * Resolution be communicated
by Address to His Excellency the Governor, agreed to, 55 .
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) pursuant to Notice, (1) That, in the opinion of this House . the
State of Business of the Supreme Court requires the appointment of two additional
Puisne Judges to that Court ; (2) That the foregoing Resolution be
communicated by address to His Excellency the governor, agreed to, 191.
SYDNEY CITY COUNCIL (See ."MOTIONS") .
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "MOTIONS") .
T
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES") .
U
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, VICE-PRESIDENT OF, (See "ADMISSION TO BODY
OF THE HOUSE") .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY SENATE (See "MOTIONS") .
URGENCY:-
MOTION MADE, AS A MATTER OF-
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in
one day, agreed to, 55, 64, 165, 197 .
To consider motion relating to
Amended Sessional Order, 148 .
Debate upon Motion, "That document be printed,' agreed to, 20 .
Egg Industry, negatived, 102 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill-Counsel at the Bar of House, Regatived,
160 .
Xcepit Dam, negatived, 45-46.
Municipal of Sydney, negatived, 153 .
No Confidence in Speaker, agreed to, 123 .
Sydney City Council Alderman, negatived, 188 .
Sydney City Council (Disclosure of Allegations) Bill-Presentation for Assent .
negatived, 180 .
The Grasshopper Plague, agreed toj 117 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
VACAN7T SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS-) .
W.iYS AND MEA\S (See ;'F1NA .-"CE-).
r%7
VV
WRITS (See "ELECTORAL" also "LEG 3LATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOrTH WALES").

(SECOND SESSION .)
PAPERSORDEREDTOOPPRI .-qTED
.,!:y-UZSCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION. ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUME.
Papem
PAGE . vor_ PAGE.
A
1, .~I:TC,FNES PROTECTION ACT, . 1909-1943 :-
Tl,vgmulations uudery 12.
WELFARE BOARD :-
r,port for yeir .ended 30th June, 1 . 952, 12 .1 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
] :,~I~ort for Fear ended 30th June, 1953, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1-,:-A'NTA'XTS REGISTRATION (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS") .
TO TREASURER (See "FINANCE") .
I.FoRESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
GRICL'LT17RE (See . also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED FRUITS" ; 'also "PUBLIC
.
Rqort of Department for year ended 30th June, 1953, 149 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
YW.'LA'\CE TRANSPORT SERVICE'OF NEW SOUTH WA.LES :-7-
Report of Board, together with Balanee-sheet and Statement of Accounts, for ye%Ly
ended 30th June, 1953, 109. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Its
VsBERC, J17DGE (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") .
N'LlED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE)
(See "MUSEUMS") .
TS TO CIVIL SERVICE (See PUBLIC SERVICE") .
7 V . NS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
*'711UR
JOSHUA GEORGE, ESQUIRE, M .L.A . (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") .
-~~TONz%L PAPERS:-
.\1plinbefical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
V~Inos 1 . lnkl Proceedings, Nos. I tn 50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . .. .
rovlaulation . proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 . . . : : . . . . .
1%isiuess U-iidisposed of at the Close of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 . . . . . . . . . .
AI 1 : .si,j,ss .,('11(knees of Members in Divisions and Counts-put . . . . . . . . . . . .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213 . . . . . . . . . .. .
of the Session~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 215' . . . ... . . . . . . .
Mi-lialietical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . 217 . . . . . . . . . . . .
!'-.-gister of .Addiesses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221 . . . . . . .. . . . . .
~*, :indfiig and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wvvk1V Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos.~ 1 to 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 . .. . . . . . . . . .
RN-ports from Printing Committee, Nos . 1 -to 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261 . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
! ."TIONEERS, StbCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS-.-
Report of Council for year ended 30th June, 1952, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 145
1*111TOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE" ; also "ELECTRICITY") .
1:STRALIAN 1IV9EUM (See "MUSEUMS")
WMIA -(See "MTNING") .
\\K ." (See "RURAL BANK,) .
(See "WATER") .
LLS (See flso "COMMITTEES")
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217 . . . . . . . . . . . .
PIVERI-XG (See "WATER") .

xx
1953 .
(SECOND SESSION.)
RirERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TII PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
PAPERS ORDERED TC
3ASSEMBLY
VOLUXE .1 JOINT
Papers-contivued .
BOOKMAKERS (TAXATION) ACT, 1917-1952 :-
Regulations, 189 .
B
PAGE. Vol .
BORE WATER TRUSTS (See "WATER") .
1311BAD MANUFACTURE AND DELIVERY :-
Report of the Advisory Committee upon, tinder Act, 1950, 177.
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE FINTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL tVATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1951 :-
Regulations, :17, 13".
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1952, 66 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters commencing
lst October, 1952, Ist January, 1st April, 1953, 16 .
BUILDINGS, PUBLIC (See "PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES") .
BURRENDONG (See -WAtER" ; also "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BURRINJtCK (See "WAtER, CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BUSH YIAES ACT, 1949 :-
Replations, 12, 65.
BUS=Sg :-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
Of the Session (Se8sionckl Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
Government Railways Act, 12, 110, 189 .
Hunter DistriR Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 11, 149 .
ii1flhimiLble Liquid Act, 109.
Metropolitan *ater, sewerage and Drainage Act, 11 .
Milk Aet, 13 .
Sydhey Corporation Act,* 31 .
Technical Education and N.S.W. University of Technology, 19 .
Unitersity and U-niversity Colleges Act, 17, 19, 26, 160, 175.
CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT, 1934-1941 :-
Regulations, 12 .
CHILD WELFARE (See "tDUCATION") .
.CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 20 .
FUND:-
Estimates for the year .1953-54 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

A;
INDEX.
xxi
(SSCOND SEASION .)
_rL:~. :NCE, TO THE TOTES AN'D P&Ocrmmus, 37TH PARLIAMENT-S COND sEssioN .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRVNTSD .
ASSEMULt
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE.
ENI'NG") .
gj .NI .NG (See "MINING") .
(see "POLICE") .
S-:10N . ROYAL:-
~,EoRrm AziljmR; Esq ., M .L.A. AND R. A . DOYLz:-
issued to Judge Amsberg to inquire into and report upon certain matters
rViating to, and to various other matters, 11 .
-c= :%;~2ioa estending time for submission of Report, 11.
of the Commissioner upon the matters referred, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
!77 !'ES :-
and Select appointed during the Session (Ses8ional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223 . . . . . . . .
SELECT :-
~ ;reat Synagogue, Sydney (Amendment) Bill-Report together with Minutes of
ngs and Evidence, 133 . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 97
N'os . 1 to 10, 61, 93, 100, 107, 115, 133, 149, 157, 177, 196 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261 . . . . . . . . . . . .
&~ :,~ :\-o OF.DERS :-
upon proposed New Standing Order IN~0 . 39A, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
101'7,'FALTH AND STATE MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "MNFERENCES?')
01ES ACT, 1936:-
R . .por-, on working of Act for 1952, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at Canberra on
2,.-th and 21st February,,1953, 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
oi' Proceedings of Commonwealth and State Ministers, Canberra, . 10th and 11th
A-, :,.,uzt, 1933, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .
217
(Sec also -SOIL CONSERVATION" ; also "WATEW')
for year endid 30th June, 1953, 195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . 289
for yiar ended 30th June, 1953, 195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
P17M~ N'.U.LEY C~DXSERVATION TRuST:-
together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts -for year end6d
June, 1953; 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
tL'.aree-thect and Statement of Accounts for vear ended 30th June, 1952, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
~Lanre-slect and Statement of Accounts' for -year ended 30th June, 1958, 131 .
1r, :-7 D.ku :-
dated Sth August, 1952, addressed to Premier, by Minister for CotLseitati6n
r,13ting to .work on, 87 .
\lc,.\I:y VOT-E, 1952-1953 :-
v of Minister for Conservation dated lst July, 1952, respecting, 87 .
('ONSERVATION SERVICE. OP NNEW,SOUTH WALES :-
for year elided 30th June, 1952, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.for 'rear ended 30th June, 1953, 195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
.
GLU) .%TED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .
,T RIVFR IMPROVEMENTS ACT, 1946 :_
OF ACQuisiney or LAND UNDER PUBLIC Wonxs ACT:-
Mi'-kTIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See
"BUILDING SOCIETIES"),
Ft.';ATWE FI,-Il MARKETING (See "FISH MARKETING"),

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(Saco" SESSION.)
&EJ`TRZNCW TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARL AMENT-SLCOND SESSION.
PAPERS ORDERED TO
ASSEMBLY jT0IXT
VOLUME .
Paper*-continued .
C
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (see also . "FISH MARKETING") .
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1950, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of . Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1951, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
COUNTY COUNCIL ~See "ELECTRICITY") .
CROWN LANDS :-
DEPARTMM-TT :-
Report, together with Reports by Surveyor -General and Western Lands Commissioner
for year ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act, 9-6, 58, 79, 1j4 .
CLOSER SLnVLEMF.NT-.-
Regulation under Acts, 26 .
DEDic .tTio-; or CEETAi~r L.,LXDS (SECTION _05) :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 13, 17, 45, S1, 113, 11S, 135, 189 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 13, 17, 45, 84, 113, 118, 135, 189 .
RETURNED SOLDIER SETTLEMENT:-
Regulations dader Acts, 26 .
NVEsmx LA-,Ds :-
Regulations under Act, 26, 181 .
Report of Commissioner for yenr ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE .
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DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Report of Board for year ended Wth June, 1953, 84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATEW') .
DENIBOOTA (See "WATER" ; also ."WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
DENIMEIN (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
DIVISIONS :-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessio-nal Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN COXXTIMM OF THE W.UOLZ :-
Weekly Reports, Nos. 1 to 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
213 . . .
225
DOWESTIC'AND STOCK WATER SUPPLY (See "WATER") .
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATEIV) .
DRIED PRUITS :~
Report of Board together with Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for 1952, 12
DRIED PRU . ITS ACT, M9-1951 :-
Regulations,'12 .
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "MUSEUMS'l) :_
CHILD WZLrAU:-
Report of the Muister of Public Instruction on the work of the Child Welfare
Department for the year ended 30th June, 1953, 115 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT OT PuBLic LimucTiox-
Report -of . the Minister- for 1951, 153 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .

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&EFEMVCES TO TEE VOTES- AND rROCZEDINaS, 37TH P-1AxENT-SEcoND SESSION .
AssEMBLY
rAPERS ORDERED TO B .9 PRINTED .
VOLUME .
JOET VOLUM.
Papers-continued .
PAOR . VOL. PAGE.
, : :,vc .kTION'(eontinued) :_
I'MIC INSTmuarm ACT:-
Notifications of Acquisition of Land and Easements under Public Works Act, 17, 95 .
TECHNICAL EDUC.ATION :-
Advisory Council's Report for' period 27th March, 1950, to 31st December, 1952, 143 . . .. . . . . . . 1 525
Department-Report of the -Minister- on Activities of, for 1951, 143 . . . . . . 11 .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 533
Notification of Acquisition of- Land under Public Works Act, 17, 19.
L* .,:jvUS1TY Or SYDNEY :-
Bv-laws under Act; 17, 19, 26,160, 175.
. . . .
V,,,ivE:sS1TY or TECHNOLOGY :-
report of Council for yearended 30th June, 1952; 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . I Bet
.
ECTORAL :-
~4-mtistieal Returns of the
February, 1953, 175
General Election for the-Legislativd Assembly held 14th
. . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 589
-ECTRIFICATION
OF MALN RAII~WAY LINES (See "RAILWAYS"),
KCtRI0 ITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY" ; also "LOC:&L GOVERNMENT.") .:-
Ar-rIIORITT or NEw SouTH WALzs:-
report, Statements of Account, together with Map, for the year ended 30th June, 1952,
16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i 66T
CommissioN ACT, 1950 :-
Regulations, 13 .
Dr.--opmENT ACT. 1945-1948:-
Pegulations, 13, 96, 132 .
.,YD-,= COUNTY COUNCIL UNDERTAKING
Statement of, Accounts and Balance-sheet audited by Auditor-General for 1952, 13 . . . . . . . . . .. . 1 683
KLEr`TRICITY COMMISSION ACT, 1950 :-
Regulations, 13 .
NOTIMCATION or AcQuisimox or L.&xD
VNDER PMLIC W6xs ACT.-
ilCITY DEVELOPMENT ACT,'1945-1948 :-
Rogulations under, 13, 96, 132 .
ELECTRICITY FRANCHISES (See "LOCAL GOVERNMEN-i") .
E~TPVATES (See "FINANCE"),
FACTORIES A'_YD SHOPS'ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 85, 102, 202 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare- on working of,
together with Appendices, for 1952, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 703
A1111 PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926-1952 :--
Regulations, 102.
FAUNA PROTECTION:-
Ac,r . 194S :-
regulations, 12 .
1wport of Panel for year ended 30th June- 1953,'65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . 1 723
F .İ M-MATES (Budget Papers), 1953-54 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1
Iridex to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 259
31essage from Governor, together with estimates, etc ., as under:-
~1.) Consolidated Revenue Fvnd-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government
of -New South Wales for the year 1933-3-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . 2 30

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FINANCE (continued) :-
F
(2.) Consolidated Bevenue Fund-Statement of Payments from the Vote "Advamee
to Treasurer," 1952-53--submitted for Parliamentary Appropriation in adjustment
of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3 .) Consolidated Bevenue Fund-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense"
to 30th June, 1953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(4 .) Government Bailways Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1953-64 . . . . . . . . . 2 1
(5 .) Boad' Transport and Traffic Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(6 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fu7id-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(7 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund-Statement of Payments
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(8 .) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund-Estimates of
Expenditure for the year 1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(9) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund-Statement of
Pavments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(10 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(11 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Renewals Fund-Estimates of Expen(liture for the
year 1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(12.) Closer Settlement Funtl,--Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government of
New South Wales for the year 1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
FINANCIAL STATMfF-'TT :-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon. J. J. Calsill,
Budget for year 1953-54 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), T3
UI .L.A .) covering
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
. .
INcamz TAx, PIMVENTION AND RzLiEr or UNEUPLoymENT TAz, AND SPECIAL INCOME
AND WAoEs TAx ACTS :-
Report by the Commi sioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30th June,
1953, 49 . . . . . . m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
LOAN ALLOmmoiq FOR Mms= YoR CoNsmv.&Tioy, 1952-53 :-
Minute dated 1st July, 1952, relating to, 87 .
LOAN ESTIMATES :-
For 1958-54 (Zaid on Ta4le of Assembly o%Zy), 98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
PusLic ACCOUNTS :-
Acting Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated
Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June,
1953, together with 'the Auditor-General's Report thereon (Laid on Table of
Assembly anly), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Index thereto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1
FIRE BRIGADES:-
Report
'
of Board of Commissioners, together with certain appendices, . for 1952
(appendices I to V only, printed), 131 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
FISH RIVER (See "WATER") .
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949 :-
Regulations under, 12, 65, .89, 135, 181, 195 .
FISH MARKETING :-
Report of Committee appointed to inquire into, in relation to proposal for placing in
hands of Producers Co-operatives (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
FORESTRY :-
AcT, 1916-1951 :-
Regulations 30, 181 .
AFMP=TATIOV :-
Return showing amount expended under the Act, 191671051, for year ended 30th June,
1953, 1546 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1951, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . 3

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Nani, CATIONS or AcQuiSITION Or LAND UNDER PLTBLIC WORKS. Aar, ms FOLIOWIN
S~IaTz I FORESTS :-
W,110.)Tee Stewarts Brook, Bulge, Whiporie, 3 ; gunny Corner and CairucToes, 0.
FOR ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
(See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
rilE .-NDLY SOCIETIESrqort
of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1952, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
797 *
,i .\!I'.KG AND BETTINGACT, 1912-1951 :-
1'egulations, 12, 65, 89 .
-,% k .,-D ELECTRICITY 'ACT (See also "ELECTRICITY") :-
Pegulations under Act, 1935-1952, 13, 85, 132.
ITODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION :-
report upon Health of Employees engaged in production in 12 . . . . . . . . . . .
I :vport upon Health of Employees engaged in distribution in N.S.W., 189.
K"EP AL ELECTIOINIS (See "ELECTORAL") .
: .K .NIIA~VN (See "WATER" ; also "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
.vVEIINMENT INSURANCE OFFICE :-
lieport, together with statements of account and balance-sheets for yea? ended 30t
June, 1952, 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
--VEPSMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1051 (See also "RA.MWAYS'l) :-
I'v-I ;iws under, 12, 110, 189 .
N'1lE_NT TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER (See "TRANSPORT") .
_'En',Oh, HIS EXCELLENCY THF, :-
Op,~ning Speech, 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 121
. . . . . . 2 817
7 . . . . . . . . . .. .
'J . % . :;!Wt'r A_ND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1935 :-
1 :,gtdlfions~, 149 ;
H
(See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST" ; also '~.MARITIME SER.VrCES") .
. .A : .-III `~zve HEALTH" ; also "GAS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION"
")MI(Issiox
Lq-ort, together with appendices, for year ended 30th June, 1951, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 3 197,
Iteport of InspectonGeneral, together with appendices for year ended 30th Jut
1952, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IIOSP1TALs ALT:-
'I .vzulations, 31 .
3 195
iris ~ION :-
for year ended 30th June, 1953, 181 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N07IF11-ATIO-, or AcQLisimox or LAND UNDER Am-
1 2 829
1*-,-','_P'1)l11TRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1952 :-
11, 149.
Nanrjc.~Tjo- or AcquisrrioN or LAND OR EASZMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT rGR :,
11C1111-sey Island Watermain, 96- Ash Island Water Supply, 96 .
VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST (See also "CO'NSERVATION") .
liegul .1tion Under Act, 89.

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INCL)ME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") -
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See"STATE ENTERPRISES") .
rNFLAI&MABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1952:-
By-law under, 109.
Proclamation, 72 .
INSURANCE (See "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE")
INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES (See "WORKERS COMPENSATION") .
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATER") :-
ACT,. 1912, as amended :-
Regulations, 17 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION CDUMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1951 :-
Regulations under, 23.
K
KEEPIT (See "CONSERVATION" ; also "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
XU-RING-GAI CHASE .--
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1953, 84 .
L
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE-
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shogs Act, 1912-1950, .
for 1952, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I I 7
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
NoTxrxcAmoi~ or AcQmsmom or L&Nvs, uNDER Punic WORKS ACT-.-
13.
LAND AND VALUATION COURT :-
Rules, 13 .
LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT, 1948-1952 :-
Regulations, 33 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1943-1947 (~5ee "VARIATION OF STATUTE-) .
CznTrrxcATz or RrTu&NINQ OFFICER, ETC., RESPECTING :-
Election of William John Ferguson, Esquire (in room of C . TT . Anderson, resigned), 49 .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW'SOUTH WALES:-
LIBRARY:-
BoAitD orNE;w SouTH WAz
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 113 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PuBLid LIBRARY or Ntw SouTir WAL= :-
Report of-Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1951, 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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I.IDDELL (See "MINING") .
LITHGOW (See "MIXING") .
LOAX ESTIMATES. (See "FINANCE" ;' also "CONSERVATION") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also PETITIONS") :-
Ordinances under Act, 13, 16, 31, 79, 110, 149, 154.
XGREF MENTS FOR PZ&WCRISZ 09 SUPPLEMENTARY FRA.Ncmsz ro& SUPPLY or
Between Hebbum Limited and Kearsliy Shire Council for portion of the Shire, 19 .
Between J. & A . Brown and Abermain Seaham Colleries and Kearsley Shire Council
for portion of Shire, 136 .-
Between Caledonian Colleries Limited and Kearslv~ . Shire Council, for portion of
- Shire, 136,
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTiFicATio,,s or AwaismoN uNnEx TnE PuBLic Wo::xs ACT or LA-,-D 09 EASEMENTS
FOR THE PURPOSES O3P :-
DF:rAiTMEN-T~-
Municipalities.-
Drummoyne, . 14 ; Armida le, 96.
TowN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADvi ' soay COMMITTEE :-
Report for year ended 30tb June, 1953, 132 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
43
LOTTERIES AND' ART UNIONS ACT, 1901, AS AMENDED (See also "STATE
LOTTERIES") :-
.Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 12, 16, 25, 33, 65, 69, 95, 131, 160, 181.
~!A,,-QVARIE RIVER (See "WATERP) .
.
MAIN ROADS--
Rel5ort of Department for year ended 30th June, 1953, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
8 3K
MARITIME SERVICES :-
ACT, 1935-1941 :-
Regulations, 11.
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1927-1940, 12, 102, 195 .
MEAT I-NDUSTRY :-
ACT, 1915-1952 :-
Regulations, 12.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1938-1950:-
Regulations, 13.
MENIN-DEE. (See "WATER" ; also "WATER CONSERVATION AND IlZkGATION") .
VENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
MFTROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See -11EAT INDUSTRY") .
-METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900:-
Regulations under,'139 .

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PAGE.
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See ulso "WATER") :-
Aar, 1924-1949 :-
By-laws, 11.
Report of Board, together with Annexares and Mapo, for year ended 30th June, 1952,
11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTmeAmoxf ; or AcQuisrrioNs uyDE& PUBLIC WoRKs ACT AT :-
Marrickville, Beverly Hills, Johnstone Creek, Terrey Hills, Warragamba, 13 ; Terry's
Creek Stormwater Channel, 96 ; Rockdale Sewerage, 96 .
a
70t
MILK ACT, 1931-1942 :-
By-laws, 13.
Proclamations, 96 .
Regulations, 13, 31 .
MINE SU13SIDENCE BOARD (See "MINING") .
I ,
MINES INSPECTION ACT, 1901-1945 :-
Rules, 16 .
IGNING :-
Proclamations under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 16, 149 .
Regulations under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 16, 175 .
MlIft SUBSIDENCI BOARD-
Report, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1953, 139 . . . .
STATE COAL MINES CONTROL' AutnoaxTy:-
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balauce-sheet and Reports of 'Managers of the State
Coal Mines, for year ended 30th June, 1953, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 45
. . . . . . . . . 3 47
MINISTERS' (STATE & COMMONWEALTH) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
MOTOR TRArFIC ACT, 1909-1949 :-
Regulations under, 139 .
MOTOR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942 :-
Regulations under, 26,
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
MURRAY RIVER (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
MUSEUMS:_
AusTRALuN:-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1953, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TzeErNoLoGy AND APPLIED Seiwcz (APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE) :-
Report of Trustees for 1952, 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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NATIONAL BELIEF FUN.LD :-
N
NATIVE ANIMALS PROTECTION (See "FAUNA PROTECTION") .
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1949 :-
Regulations under, 149 .
.NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See
"DAIRY PRODUCTS'~)'.

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I.~EW SOUTH WALES MTMESITY Or TECHNOLOGY (See "EDUCATIOYI)~
,-&CASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCE") .
XIURSES REGISTRATION ACT' 1924-19M-
Regulations, 1&
xrTRITION COMMITTEE (f3ee "PrBLic HEALTH") .
OAKDALE (See "MINING") .
ORDI-NANCES :
Local Government Act, 19191 .13, 16, 31, 79, 116, 149, 154 .
PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1951 :- .
Regulations under, 12, 135 .
I'ETITIONS :-
WY-MkRD TO BwoxvALF, Bus SEavicz:_
63
.
.
.
.
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From certain residents of the Manly Vale District praying for re-estAlishment of, 135 . . . . .. . . .
pERENCE (see "CONFERENCES
rABY HEALTH CMME AT MANLY :-
From certain Residents of Manly and- District praying for change in site ofp~ 147 . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 jK
l .\-DusTRiAL ARBETRATION (AMMMMENT) BILL:-
-
From certain Citizens of N3.W: praying that leave be granted to Sir Garfield
Barwick, Q.C ., to appear at Bar of, House on their behalf, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . .. . . . . . . 3 67
[~,I;csTwA ARBnMAT-ION (AMENDMENT) BILL AND SYDNEY CITY OOUNCIL (DiiewsuRts
OF ALLEGATIO'NS) BILLi-
From certain citizens of N .S.W . praying that Bills be withdrawn and Parliament
dissolved etc., etc., 179 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 69
NIARMACY BOARD:-
Report for 1952,, 1_9
1'1-4~TOL LICE'_\ZSE ACT, 1927-1946 :-
Regulations, 33 .
PQI`.,ONS- ACT,, 1952 :-
Regulations,, 79 .
POLICE :-
DEPARTMEXT PILES :_
Extract-from regarding N . S . Cohen together mith photographs, 154 . . .
Report of Department, together with appendices, for 1952, li . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a
71
RrGULATiox AcT, 1899i AND POLICE RPGuLATiox AcT, 1906-.-
Rules under, 11, 89 .
AND REWARD FUND .-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30tb June, 1953, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . a I 95
POLICT OF rE-N-CES (AMENDMENT) .ACT, 1908 :-
Proclamations' 12.
Regulations, 12, 131 .

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PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT, 1901-1952:-
Regulations, 12.
PRICKLY-PEAR ACT, 1924-1944 :-
Regulations, 26, 79.
PRICKLY-PEAR DESTRUCTION :-
Report of Commi sioner for year ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED
FRUITS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PROCLAMATION (See also "MINING" ; also "INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT" ; also
"MILK ACT" ; also "POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT" also "PUBLIC
HEALTH") :-
Calling Parliament together, 1 .
Proroguing Parliament. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS :- ,
Report of Registration 'Board together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts
for 1952, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Regulations under Registration Act, 1945, as amended, 149 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ~See "FINANCE-) .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES :-
NarnncAmoNs or Acquisimox or LAm uNmEu Punic WoRxs ACT :-
Coffs Harbour, 13 .
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
NuTzmw ComurrTEz or Nzw SOUM WAT
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 12.
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-43 (See also "HOSPITALS") .
Regulations, 3.1 .
NmmncATtoN or ACQUISITION or LAND UNnZ& THE PUBLIC'WORKs ACT FOR Tim PURPosr
Crown Street Women's Hospital, 96 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (gee "EDUCATION" ; also "TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION'ACT, 1880 (See "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY") .
P'UBIJC ROADS ACT, 1902 :-
Regulations, 26 .
PUBLIC SERVANTS' ACCOMMODATION:-
NOTIFICATION or Acquiarriox or LA-ND UNDIR PUBLIC 'WORKS ACT :-
Captain's Mat, Finley, Grifiltb, 13 ; Moree, 17, 96.
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 11, 102, 135.
MnMTES 07 BOA= RXI.ATING TO APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS TO THE POLLOWIITO~
DzPA&TmwTs :-
Agriculture, 12, 33, 53, 95, 118,
Conservation, 17, 31, 50, 131 .
149.
Mines, 16, 149.
Public, Health, 13, 16, 33, 58, 109, 148 .
Public Instruction, 19, 95.
Technical Education, 19, 113 .
SUPERANNWATION' BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 113 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
Report, together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for year ended 30th
June, 1953 (Laid on Table of Amembty only), 109 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 19553, 98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NjoTmcATioNs or AcQluisimow or LAND OR E.4,s&uzxT u,.TDER AM 1912 (Befer to
appropriate headings in body of Index) .
205 . . .
3
3
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LSSRMBLY
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JOWT VOLUM.
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1 ;v-laws under Acts, 1912.-1951, 12, 110, 189.
Estimates of Expen~Uture for year ended 30th June, 1954 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner '
for quarter ended 31Ert December, 1952, 12 . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1953, 12.
-atements of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of * Government Railways
Act, 1.912-1944 . for the following months : : February, -March, April, May and
June, 1953, 12 ;' July, 1953, 84 ; August, 1953, 139 .
ITMCATIOI, or AoquisimoN or LAND 09 EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912,
FOR T13E FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
1_*O.',F1R1IATION OF THE TITLE Or THE COMMISSIONEM FOR RAILWAYS TO LAND AT:-
Crook-well, 11 ; Tamboolba, ll ..
ELEmic TRANsmissioN LINES A-,D POWER STA.TIONS :-
Electricity Sub-station, Newnes Junction, 11 ; Carlingford to Ourimbah, 11 ; Blacktown
to .Lithgov-, 189 ; Prospect to Blacktowu, 189 ; St . Leonards to Hamilton,
189 ; Blacklicath to Blaxland, 195.
-NIAZXTENANCE or RAILWAY TRArnc ON EXISTING LINES Or RAILWAY AT:-
reurith, 11 ; Tarana, 11, 15 ; Wombarra, 11 ; Coledale, 11 ; Branxton-Muswellbrook,
66 ; Sydney-Wallangarra, 66 ; --sAus-,vellbrook, 72 ; Wallerawang, 105 ; Parramatta,
189 ; Summit Tank, l9i .
MISCEI .I .AN-EOUS:-
Water Supply Pipeline, Glenreagh, 11 ; Tumbsrumba, 19 .
Drainage facilities, Favensworth, 199 .
RFSCISsIO1T or ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912, . AT--
rusheutters Bay, 12 ; Lithgow, 12 ; Albury, 189 .
. . . .. . . . . . 2 222
LEA], ESTATE AGENTS (See ."AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL
1.!~TATE AGENTS") .
1 :~ :Iil'I,ATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES'AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :
.U.urigines Protection Act, 12.
i'--ouiiakers (Taxation) Act, 189 .
1~rvk_L'11 Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 37, 132 .
1 ;iish Fires Act, 12, 65 .
('!~aritable Collections Act, 12.
Closer Settlement Acts, 26 .
('rown Lands Consolidation Act, 26, .18, 79) 154.-
I Iried Fruits. Act, 12 .
El%,ctriQity Commission Act, 13 .
Yle,eirleity Development Act, 13, 96, 13-2 .
Fzi ;~tories and Shops Act, 85, 102, 202 .
F,m-a Produce Agents .Act, 102 .
I`%unn Protection Act, 12.
F ;slieries and Oyster Farms Act, 12, 65, 89, 135, 181, 195.
( ;~!hing and Beiting . Act, 12, 165, 89 .
n3 and Electricity Act, 13, 85, 132 .
Ifurbour and Tonnage .Rates Act, 149 .
llunter Valley Conservation Trust . Act, 89 .
Irrigation Act, 17.
-lu-stices Act, 23 .
I .an,l aud Valuation Court Act, 13 .
.T .nmllord and Tenant Act, 33 .
~1 :ifitiine Services Act, 11 .
Uarketiug of Primary Products Act, 1-1, 102) 195 .
Afe .it Industrv Act, 12 .
-',ledicil Praitition~rs Act -13
_~Tetropolitan Traffic Act,'1339 :
~Iilk Act, 13, 31 .
'4iues Inspection Act, 16.
,,Ilhiing Act, 16, 175 .
.,fotor Traffic Act, 139 .
~Totor Vehicles (Tbird Pary Insurance) Act, 2 .6 .
nation Act, 149 .
Registration Act, 13.
Protection Act, 12, 1335 .
tol License Act .33 .
1,0i sons~Act, 79 .
- ;,~e 0'-euces (Amendment) Act, 12, 131 .

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xxxii
INDEM
1953 .
(SECOND SESSION.)
To T33Z VOTES AND PRommixos, 37TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
P"BRS ORDZRI&D TO
AsszmBLY
VOLUMS .
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PAGE .
VOL.
Tapem-continued .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (conti-nued) :-
Police Regulation Act, 11, 89 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 12 .
Prickly ear Act, 26, 79 .
Public -1ccountants Registration Act, 149.
Public Hospitals Act, 31.
Public Roads Act, 20 .
Public Service Act, 11, 102, 135.
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 26 .
Scaffolding and Lifts Act, 14 .
State Transport (Co-ordination)
Stock Diseases Act, 195 .
Act, 12.
Supreme Court, 13 .
Surveyors Act, 26 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Act,
Transport Act, 12, 139 .
11, 149 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 12, 139 .
Valuation of Land Act, 149 .
Veterinary Surgeons Act, 16 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 26 .
Water Act, 17, 89, 161 .
Weights and Measures Act, 33 .
Western Lands Act, .26, 181 .
Wheat Industry Stabilisation Act, 12 .
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
RIVER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS (See "WATER") .
RIVER MURRAY (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See '"IMANSPORT") .
ROADS, (See "MAIN ROADS") .
ROYAL COMMISSION (See "COMMISSION, ROYAL") .
R
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES :- -
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . 3
.
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .
SCAFFOLDING A.NLD LIFTS ACT, 1912-1948 :-
Regulations, 14.
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See "WATEW') .
SHERIFF ACT, 1900 :-
Scale of fees, 109 .
SR COUNCMS (See"'LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE") .
SOIL CONSERVATION (See also "CONSERVATION") :-
NoTmoAxioN or AcQuismoN or LArD UNDER PUBLIC WopKs ACT:-
Keepit Catchment Area, 14 .,
SERVICE:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES") .'
St&= AND COMYONWEALTH MINLISTERS CONFERENCE (See "CON7E1WNCE ;,)_

INDEX.
1953.
(SECOND SESSION .)
RUERM~CES TO TEE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS .
37TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSI
ON.
IPAPERS ORDEREDTO BEPRINTED.
ASSEMBLY
JOINT VOLUMES.
VOLUME.
PAGE. VOL. PAGE.
Papers-continued .
S
BIZICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
~-,ATE COAL MIXES (See "STATE ENTERPRISES")_
!~ . .kTE
E'xTERPRISES :-
!~mtenient of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-General
thereon, for the year . ended 31st March, 1953, 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:~T,kTE CO-ILL MINES :-
Rep&t of Control Authority, together with Statement of Accounts and Reports by
'.%lanagers of State Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Uddell and Oakdale for the year
ended 30th June, 1953, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . .
. . .. . . . . . 4T
$ :ATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
F-,ATE INUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
~-, .%TE TRX_\SPORT (CO-ORDINATION) .ACT, 1912 .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
ETOCK DISEASES ACT, 1023-1984 :-
Regulations under, 195 .
V-PERANNUATION (See "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "POLICE") .
f7rPFEME COURT :-
Rules of Court, 13 .
(lo-ORDINIATION. ACT 1949-
Rl-ort of Surveyor-General under, for the year ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . .
V*RVtYORS ACT, 1929-1946 :--
Regulations, 26 .
1
416
~,Tl, .NEY CORPORATION ACT, -1932-1942:-
P-laws under, 31.
Fyrl\*ET COUNTY COUNCIL ELEMMCITY UNI)ERTAXING (See "ELECMCITY-) .
FITNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also 'I&ABITIME SERVICES") :-
Lstimates of Expenditure for year 1953-54 (Laid . on Table of Aasemb?y &Aly) 72 . . . . .
Pegulations under~ ' Act, 190.0-1941, 11, 149.
I~FT'D-%_Ey UNIVERSITY (See "EDUCATION") .
2
244
T&I-kTION (See "FINANCE") .
4
TECUMC-ILL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUOATION") :-
J -NOtifieation of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes of, 17, 19 .
19 .
1:'_-R"1OL0Gy AND APPLIED SMENCE (See "MUSEUMS") .

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INDEX.
1953 .
(SECO" SESSION .)
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE P1
RZrZRENCES TO THE VOTES AND PR4DCFJMINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLU
VOLUME .
I
PAGE. 1 ~vor- I I'A,
Papers--continued .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
TRADE UNIONS :
Report of the Industrial Registrar for 1951, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 1 2
TRAMWAYS ANID OMNIBUS SERVICES (See ~'TRANSPORT" ; also "FINLANCE") .
TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS" ; also "TRAMWAYS" ; also "MAIN ROADS" ; also
"FINANCE") :-
Regulations under Transport (Division of Fumitions) Act, 191"2-1943, 12, 139 .
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1949, 12, 139 .
Mama T&A.Nspoim DEPARTMELVT:-
Report of Superintendent for year ended 30th June, 19-33, 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROAD TRANSPORT AIM T`KAFFIO FUND :-
Estimates of Expenditure for 1953-54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAMWAYS (SizE "GovERNm.E,_;'r Trz.~_NsrOR-l" BE-LOw) .
GovzRymExT TRANSPORT CommissioNim (TRAMWAY A.TD OMNIBUS SERVICES) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
2
3
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932-1947 :-
Regulations under, 12, 139 .
UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
U
VNIVERSITY A.ND~UNIFERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900, AS AMENDED :-
-By-laws ;under, 17, 19, 26, 160, 175 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916-1951 :-
Regulation, 149 .
V
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NEW SOUTH WALES (See "TECHNICAL EDUCA-
TION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF -TECHNOLOGY" ; also
"EDUCATION"),.
VALUER-GEN7.RAL:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I . 3
VARIATION OF STATUTES .
M,,vuTE RECORDING, IN RESPECT GF :-
Legal Assistance Act, 1943-1947, 53 .
VETERINARY SURGEONS ACT, 1923-1952 :-
Regulations, 16.
FOTBS .4LVD PBOCEEDINGS :-
Nos. 1 . to 50 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

nlTDEX.
(8300OND SESSION .)
PAPMLSORDEREDTO BX PRnqTZD.
EtEMENCES TO TIM VOTES A151) rROMMINGs, 37TE PARLIAMEN71-SECO" SESSION.
Assiic~BLY I
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WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT ACT, 1941 :-
Regulatiow, 26.
wATER:-
Am, 1912-1946:-
Begulations, 17, 89, 161 .
SoTmcAnw op Acqmsm(w or LA2m AWOR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PUBWO WOMS
AcT ma THE kVIjOWW0 Puapwzs :-
D .&.ms tND W
Macquarie River at Burrendong, 17 ; Tumut River . at Blowering, 17, 29 .
DRAINAGE SC
Terry's Creek, 94.
RivEa luiRovEmENT Disnams:-
Cooeumber Creek, 17.
S.E\%-ERAGE SCHLUES :-
Rockdale, 96 .
WATER STORAGE:-
Armidale, .96 .
WATTR SUPPLY
Berriquin, 17, 58 ; Deniboota, 58, 84 ; Fish .
River, 9e ; Ash1sland, 96 ; Dempsey, 96.
iND/oa IwoAnoN DisTaims:-
W.,,TEi: TRUSTS:-
.Xulliiwa Bore, 17 ; Millie Bore, 17 .
W.kTU CONSERVATION ANTD IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"IPP16ATION" ; also "WATER")--
! :e i-i-r of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1953, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A1.LCCAT10XS :-
11--p :-rtniental File relating to, and effect upon Works .as under :-
1'erriquin, 50 .
131j)-rendong, 50.
Imrrinjuck, 56 .
r.)eniboota, 50 .
I lenimein, 50 .
(;Ienhawn, 50,,
Keepit, 50.
~Ieiiindee, 50,
PfVL-. 1~17RRAY CouxissioN :-
.
Report for year ended- 30th June, 1952, '19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 578
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER") .
.%7 . r. PPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE -AND DRAINAGE
liu .~Rl)-~ also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also "BROKEN
111l .l. WATER BOARD" also "WATER") .'
AXD-.VEAbTS (See "FINANCE") .
`:FX1,Y RE:PORT OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEES-
Nos . I to 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
225 -
AND MEASrRES ACT 1915 :~
Pegulations, 33 .
-t~VEMS (See "WATER") .

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INDEX.
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(SECOND SESSION .)
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE P
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH P&A1-7AXLwT--SECO" SESSION.
AssMOLY
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Papers-continued .
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WESTERN LANDS ACT, 1901 :-
Regulations, 26, 181 .
-
WESTERN LAND COMMISSIONER:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . I
WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILISATION ACT, 1948-1951 :-
Regulations, 12.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION :-
COMMISSION :-
Statistics Supplementary to report for year ended 30th June, 1952, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Fixed Insurance Premium Rates and Fixed Loss Ratio Scheme, Amendment to, 202 .
.WORKS (See "PUBLIO WORKS") .
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(THIRD SESSION OF THE TEIRTY-SEVENTa rARL1A-UE1N,r .)
LEGISLATIVEAssEMBLY.
NEW SOUTH AVALE'S .
N ]J 4-5, 1Av-
TO THE
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VOTIES
ANT) 1PROQEEDINGS'
A ND
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PR"--SENTED TO BOTH HOUSE5 ANP PQPND IN THE
JOINT VOLUME)
DURING THE SESSION OP
j
(Opened 4th February 1954 ;
195-4 .
Pror gued 9th June 1954'~'
NOTE.
For Pgpq8 14id upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessioji,al
lk4p - ~ W 1 . , - 11 A . . '' : I ~' : - . I . .
apers. . p#gq "."I.
For Proceedings on BiHs, see under "Bills," page ii .
'For -ProceedingA on Motions, see under "Motions," page x .
Returns, iee under
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS.
37TH PARLIAMENT=THIRD SESSION.
A
IN PLY~ . TO 1, THE - QUEEN,S
Motion made (-1&A6-Ai11)' for pAoj)tio~, agreed to Premier announced it to be
-plbis- u7're 6f-Her Majesty that'Addrcss-iri~-'Re' piyi,be j5r6s~fit6d:W'Governor,
7-8 ; presented to Governo~7 and Reply Fepor'ied, 9;`,QU.een' .s answer
reported, 11 .
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION OF STATE FORESTS : -
M!~~,s,~g~ frpp~,Governor recommending, §3 .
Motion made (Mr , nticknap) that House agrqps 59 .
WELCOME TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ]ELIZABETH THE S E-COiq qond Session,
1953) :-
Ac`i~~ owl'
edgment reported, 9 .
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1954 .
REFUENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TR PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION,
ADJOURNMENT (See also ~'BY CONSENT") :-
A
OF DEBATE:-
Motion for, agreed to, 36 .
On General Business at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 32, 48 .
At 10.20 p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 61 .
OF THE HOUSE (See also "SrEAKER") :-
As tribute of respect on death of Member, 8 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-
Speaker, at 10 .30 p.m., 61 .
Motion for agrced to, 17, 29, 36, 46, 51i 69 ;
Special :~
Motion for (provision for earlier day, if nocessary), agreed to, 81 10, 67.
OF THE HOUSE UNDER TiiF 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
Bif-leave, withdr"awn :,-
The present "regulation" strike by the Buz Employees in the Manly
District (Mr . Darby), l?.
ASSEMBLY (See .also "ADDRESSES") .
Clerk of, summoned to produce Documents during Recess, 7 .
Sessional Orders-Businoss Days, . Hours of Sitting and Prc-cedence of
Business, 21 .
Sessional Committees-Appointment of, 20, 21 .
OPFNING'OF SESSION :
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message fronri Quccn, 2 .
P,ARINGA (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
BARWON (See"CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
BIAMBLE (Sce "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
BILLS (See also
"MOTIONS") .
"DIVISIONS" ; also "SPEAKER" ; also "BUSINESS" ; also
Council's amendments ordered to be taken into ccnsideration
57('),; (forthwith) 66 .
(To-Morrow),
Pro fornid, 7. .
Third readin7 fixed by Chair for (To-morrow), 27, 28(l), 29(2),
41 (1), 45 ('), ( .forthwith), 40, 43, 46 (2), 54, 55, 58 (~), 64, 65 .
35, 40(%
PFOCEEDI-NGS ON :-
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS (AmENDMENT)
BILL :-
Motion made (Mr. Shcahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
27 read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
40 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 44 ; returned without amendment, 55 .
BREAD MANUFACTCRE AND rELIVEP-7 (AmENDMEXT) BILL (Socond Session, U53) :-
Assent reported, 4 .
BROKEN HILL J&rATE11 AND SEWERAGE (RADIUia HILL) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 37 ; Motion made (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1% 39-40 ; read 2' and committed, reported
w.ithout amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to
Council, 44-45; returned without,amendment, 65 .
CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DisEASED ANIMIALS
~Second Session, 1953) :-
AND MEAT (AMENDMENT) BILL
Assent reported, 2 .
AmE_.N!)mnNT BILi, :-
COAL AND OIL S11ALr MINE WORKERS (SUPE~-ZANNUATMN)
Motion made (Mr . Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill , presented and read
1', 51 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment', Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 58 ; returned without
amendment, 63 .
COAL MINES REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (Second Sess ;on,'1953)-;-
L Assent reported, 2 .

INDEX .
1954 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-THim SEssioN .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG 'SERVICE LEAVE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motiop made (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
1 , 23 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 28-29; read 3* and sent to Council, 33 ; returned without amendment,
49 .
COMMONWEALTH BANK (INTERPRETATION) BILL (Second Session, 1953) :
Assent reported, 2.
COMPENSATION To RELATIVES (AmFINDIVENT) BILL (Second Session, 1953)'--.
Assent reported, 4 .
CO-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 54 ; Motion made (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 5i ;re~d 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 65 ;
returned without amendinent . 69 .
CRIMES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
1% 22 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 40 ; read Y and sent to Council, 44 ; returned without amendment,
56.
CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 26 ; Motion made (Mr . Hawkins~ for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1', 22 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 28 ; read 3o and sent to Council, 33 ; .
returned Without amendment, 49 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-'
Message from Governor, 32 ; Motion made (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1', 34 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forth,,vith and sent to
Council, 45 ; returned withotit amendment, 65 .
FINES AND FORFEITED REcOGNIZANCEs BILL:-
Message from Governor, 38 ; Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1', 35 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to
Council, 46 ; returned with amendments, 66 ; House, in Comm-ittec, Council's
amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 66-67 .
GOULBURN CATTLE SALE YARDS BILL (Second Session) 1953)
Assent reported, 3 .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND'TPANSPORT (AmEND .MLNT) BILL (Second Scs.cinn,
1953) :-
Assent reported, 8 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL ~Second Session, 1953)
Assent reported, 6.
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID (AMENDMENT) BILL (Second Session, 1953) :-
Assent reported, 4.
IRRIGATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Messa i
26 ; Motion made (Mr . Enticknap) for leave to bring
wi n, g me t,
esented overnor'
and read V, 23, read 2' and committed, reported
th,,t L B' from -11 amend p n Report adopted, 28 ; read 3' and sent to . Council, 33, -
returned without amendment, 49 .
JUDGES' PENSIONS BILL (Second'Session, 1953)
Assent reported, 4 .
KING GEORGE V AND KING *GEORGE VI MMAORIAL BILL (SC-COnd SCSSiOn, 1M3) :~-
Assent reported, 3 .
LAW OF EVIDENCE: BILL :-
I Presented (Mr. Cahill) and read 1' (pro formd), 7 .
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) 13ILL :-
Motion made (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presenied -and read
1% 54 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, C-4 ; returned without
amendment, 69 .

Lz-,- ,
IV . INDEX
1954.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-THM SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
.LOCAL GOV~,q.NMENT (A~~EN MENT
Message from Governor, 48 ; Motion made (Mr. Renshaw) for le,ave to bring
d and read" V A-- fe'aid 2.'- aficf-commitfe'd, r ported
i~itho~it ainendment, Repoift a'd'op-t'e'd ;-re-ad 3` lorihi~IiW bind sent to
C6Ufi'6il, 55,--iefu~n~6d. Wfthou~i airkfidm-'erif,'61 .
LORD H 4LAN BILL (Sec nd Session, 1953) :
Assent reported, 5 .
.KACLFAY RIVER IMPROVEMENTS BILL'-"
Message from Governor, 38 ; Motion made (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring
in,~ Bill presented and read 1*, 34 ; read 2' -ina'.c'om-m'ifte;d,- reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 'read 3" forthi6ith a::nd bent to
-Cpunpil, 45 ; returned without amendment, '65 .'
MAIN ROADS (ATy.71IDMENT) 13XLL :~
Message from Governor, 26 ; Motion made (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read ' 1` ' 27 ; ~6a:d _2' * ~hd ~6riimift&d reported
without amendment, Report ado;ted, 41 ; read 3' and sefit'to Couricil 44 ;'
returned without amendment, 6'6.
MAITLAND iO MORPETii RAILWAY (CESSATION OTOPERATI!?N
M, BILL (Second Session,
Assent reported, 5 .
MINERS' AcCIDEDIT RELIEF (SUP LrMENTAL) B L (Sgcond SesSion, 1953) :-
Assent reppFted 5
MOSMAN ANzAc MEMORIAL 'HALL (AMFNDIKENT)
Motion made (Mr. KOZO for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
50-51; read 2* and coAir~ift.ed,'repoited''withbtit'*aiii .e'*'n'diii6ilt,''R~port
.adopted, 57 ; read 3' forthwith ar~4 sqnt, to Council, 58 ; returned without
ampnd,ment, 6 '1
MOTOR TRAFPIC (AMENDMENT)
Motion made (Mr . 1~e't'h'erell) f
'
or leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
1% 28 ; read 20 and commifted ;' it0ijort6(1"'w'ithcriit- ;.i~i~di*n4~hf, "Report
adopted .41 ; -read 30 and sent toCouncil,'44: returned wAh6ut amendment,
56 .
NAVIGATION (4ME~4pllr,~~T) BILL-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill) for leave to ~bring in, Bill presented and read 10,
21 ; read 2' and' dommitfe'd, i6p~6ried'Without amendm-e hjt','Rbp6rt adoptedi
27 ; relad 3? and se" ;it'i6 33 ;'retufn~6a -w.i,t1i6iit'dffid:ndme_ht. 49 .
Ni-.w SoUT!I W.6LES,GOVERNMFNT ENGINEERING AND SHIPBUILDING UNDERTAKING
AND ELECTRICITY CommissioN BILL'-
Message from Governor, 55 ; Motion made (Mr . Renshaw) foi- leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1% 49-50; read 2' and M", comnutted, i reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3 jor~thwah -and sent to
witlibUt amendmei,if, Go .
PHARMACY (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion made (Mr . O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
1*, 50'read 2' and committed, reported- wit~ddt- am"ten6d rne-n-t-,' . 'Report
adopted, read 3- forthwith and sent to Council,' 5,8';'i6tdrfie'a'without
amendment, 63 .
Pg,Vr TIJ OF ~CRUELTY TO Aiqtt~ALs (AMEN-MMENT) BILL (Second Session,
Assent reported, 5 .
PRIVATE HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BTLL :~~
Message from Governor, 26 ; Motion made (Mr . O'Sullipcin) for Ieave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1', 22 ; Motion 'rnaldd` fo'r'2** - and debate
,adjo,Li,rn-ed, 3_5-M ; resumed, Bill read -2* and .committed, -reborted -without
amendment Report adopted-,"read'3" forthwit h 'ah senfj`i o _`ouncll, 40 ;
returned with amendments, 56 ; House in Cotivniiffe6l ',Coiini6il,S~ amend
,ments agreed to, Message to Council, 67 .
PRO FORM^t, BILL (See "LAW OF EVIDEN.C~ PILL") .
~'ZICHWOND To KURRAJONG RAILWAY (CESSATION OrOPMA'ftON) B1*L'L:-
Motion made (Mr. wetherell) -forleave to tbring in, Bill presented and read
A* 27;; 'read 2' and c6mmitted, ie~-6rt6c!'.wit~h6~li'arh6rid~'rh6nt, Report
adopted, -41 ; r6ad .3- aind's'e`n"t to;'Couii~il,~44: i6Wined,, "" N b6u,
~ ' f-mendment,

INDEX.
1954.
REFEkNCES TO THE VOTES AND PnOCEEDINGs, 37TH PARLIAMENT~TIIIRD SEis,SION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (cont'nued) :~
St . ANNit'~ CiiUllltll ot ETGLANb, Weiju, BILL (SCC014d SeSSicn, 1053) :~-
Assehi reported, 6 .
SiAmp DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Mi~ii~iige irom Governor, 37 : Mo - 'Lion made. Cahill) for 16ȧVe to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 39 ; read 2- and coffiffiRt6di .r6ported without
amendment, Report adopti~d, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 43 ;
returned without amendment, 66 .
SUPREME COURT, INDUSTRIAL ARDITRATION AND WORNEI-S' COMPENSAiioN (A~ihND-
MENT) BILL :
Message from Governor, 38 ; Motion made (Mr. Shea.hdr'0 for leave- to,fir"In"C',
in, Bill presented and read 1',- 34 ; read 2' and committed, reported,,kithout
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Cijun6i.j~j ..4`returned
without amen dirnent, 66 .
P .
TArErZ-WINGHA1%I WATER SUPPLY ADIVII11TISTRAT11ON ~A~,rkiTDMiNT) BiLt :~
Motion made (Mr . Rer--,hatv) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and riedd 1',
23 ; read 2' and c`ommitted, reported without amendment, Report a'(.1opted,
35 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 39 ; returned vrithout amendment, 49.
TEXTILE PRODUCTS LABELLING DILL :-
Message from Governor, 25 ; -Motion made. (Mr .. Lahdaj for leave io bring in,
Bill '
presented and read 1', 23 ; read 2o and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 29 ; read 3' and sent to Co i
uncil, M ; returned
with an amendment, 57 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed
to, Message to Council, 67 .
THE GREAT SYNAGOGUE, SYDNEY (AMENDMENT) BiLL (§ec6nd Session, 1~63) :~~
Assent reported, 6 .
UNIVErSITY OF NFw ENGLAND BILL (Second Session, 1953) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
WAR SERvicE LAND SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 25 ; Motion made (Mr. Haw, kins) for leave to bring
in, Bill presented and read 1% 22 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 28 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 33 ;
returned without amendment, 49 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (SILICOSIS) AmE -1~i'NT DILL
1953) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
H76 E (Second Seki6h
WORI-MENT'S COMPENSATION (Brio=N HILL) AMENDMENT BILL (Second Sessidn,
1953) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
BLACK ROD :-
Delivers Message from Queen, 2 .
BOOKHAM (Se6 "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
BUS STRIKE (See "ADJOURNMENT") .
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS")
Motion relating to precedence of, and ~Jtting days, agreed'to, 21 .
GENERAL:-
Interrupted at 6 p.m . by operation of Setsoional Order, 32, 43 .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (Se6 also "SPEAKER") :-
TEMPORARY :-
Speaker's warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen, 10 .
CHANGES IN MINISTRY (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
CIVIL DEFENCE PREPARATIONS (§-e "MINISTERiAL 8TATEEM&TSII)z
I
C
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISL&TIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUT11
WALES") :-
Read§ Protlamation on Opening o~- Ses~sion, 1 .
Summoned to produce documents dur;nz,, Rec~less, 7.

Yi INDEX .
1954 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
CLOSER SETTLEMENT:-
C,
Notion made (Mr. Hawkins) that House approves, and Debate adjourned
60-61 ; agreed to, 67-68 .
CLOSURE:-.
OF DEBATE :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 16,
COLLENDINA (See "CLOSER . SETTLEMENT") .
ACQUISITION OF FOLLOWING ESTATES :-BARINGA, BARWON, BOOKHAM, CORROWONG,
GOORIANAWA, ToNGY, WARRAGUNDRA, DALKEITH, MYRTLE PARK, DELBOUX,
LEEWANG AND YARRA, DABEE, COOLIE, KULOO, COLLENDINA, HIGHBANK, MYALL
PLAINS AND BIAMBLE, AND WEELONG:-
COI~dMITTEES-
HOUSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 20
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, 20 .
PRINTING :-
Paper again referred,
Sessional Order appointing, 21 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 20 .
COOLIE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
CORROWONG (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT11) . .
DABEE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT".) .
DALDRY, CHARLES (See "MOTIONS") .
DALKEITH (See "CLOSER . SETTLEMENT")
DEATH:-
MEMBER :-
D
THE HONOURABLE CLAUDE HILTON MATTHEWS, MEMBER FOR LEICHHARDT:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family and for adjournment as tribute of respect, 8.
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "CLOSURE"; also "BY CONSENT") :-
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to),
(negatived), 35.
Reply-
Motion of Dissent, 4~.
Motion of General Business, 16. -
Motion for 2* of Bill, 28, 41('), 65,
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 17, 51 .
Motion for Special Adjournment, 10 .
Motion re Closer Settlement Resumptions, 68 ..
Motion under 49th Standing Order, 17 .
DELBOUX (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
DISSENT (See "SPEAKER") .
DIVISIONS : -
IN THE HOUSE :-
Dissent from Speaker's ruling, negatived, 48 .
That Member's time be extended, negatived, 35 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to, 16 .
Urgency motion to consider motion relating tb-
Allegations of Bribery made by ex-Constable Muir, negatived, 16,
Resignation of Hon. C. R. Evatt, Q.C ., negatived, 39 .
DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index) .

INDEX .
Vii
1954 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 371TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION .
E
DISTRICT OF LEICHHARDT :-
Death of Honourable Claude Hilton Matthews reported ;
vacant, 10 .
and seat declared
Issue and Return of Writ and Election of Reginald Francis John Coady,
Esquire, reported ; Mr . Coady introduced and sworn, 11 .
ELIZABETH II, HER MAJESTY (See "ADDRESSES") .
EXTENSION OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
ELECTORAL:-
FINANCE:-
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE'.-
SUPPLY :-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
- into Committee, fq.
WAYS AND MEANS :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 9.
FORESTRY :-
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION OF STATE FORESTS:-
Message from Governor recommending,"53 . ,
Motion made ; (Mr. Enticknap), That House agrees to, 59 .
GOORIANAWA (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
HIGHBANK (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS"),
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "CO.MMITTEES;) .
H
K
KULOO (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LEEWANG ESTATE (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :
Messrs . Hawkins, Robert Cameron, Shannon, Simpson and . Brain, appointed
Managing Trustees, 50 .
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES") .
MEMBER (See also "DEATHS" ; aLso "ELECTORAL") :-
Leave of Absence-on account of illness, 7, 31 ; absence from Slate; '25 .
Presents Petition, 31 .
Provident Fund-Appointment of Managing Trustees, 50 .
Speeches-Motion to
(negatived), 35 .
allow to continue for further period (agrced to),
Sworn, 11 ;

.
D- tx
1954;
RV,kRENCES TO THEi' V6J`s TE 'ANb PRk-k- CEEDIN 3 i7~h PAR`LI_A'MM_E-N"_T-tiIIk6
MESSAGES:-
FROM T11E GOVERNOR:-
.
I . As's&nii1hg to (Second Se's~s'icn, 1953) Cattle S%Julj~t
Ahiffid-As giid oruilb Mbdi an ~Affi'ehldffibnt)
b0 . tilli 2 .
1 . . 0 1 11 __ . . .
tbl'' - M* iffl5s ., - A' tgu - me eht)
B! 1, 1
3 . Do .
-CbrianiohWehith Bkik . (Iiifei~idila' tibfi)
tlll~ 2.
4. Do . b6 . . baulibilizA 'daiWd_§alb Yhid-~ till!,
5. Do . Do . G6Ve-ifim-en"i Aiii1ways' d.fidl Tr'iffi~p~ort
:.(Amendmeiit) Bill, 3.
6. Do . Do . . Kirg George V and King Ge6rg6 Nh
Memorial Bill, 3 .
7. Do . D 0 . Workers' ,,, 6nsati6fl~ ~~rs` lid, 10
Afti~fildment -BiM, I
8 . Do. Do. Workm6n's . 6ohip~ehsa~itifi6h ~bbfbko
ft -
--Hill) Aifibiidijient Bill, 1,
_7 ~ad _ . 1-1
14~4~~7;;~--,- . S~- ~ ;j4
9 . Do .
Do . Br M;inW:a4pr.b and Db'
livcry
'
(AmendM'~M) ' Bill- - 4
Do .' Do . Comben~~ti6~- i83 P"'; el
thent) Bil 4.
Do . Do . li~hamrhAd hlil~uila . - iMW6~affi6ht)
Bill, 4.
12 . Do . Do . Judges,' Pensions Bill 4
13 . Do . L,64M ft~'W~e' WA~d ~311~i
14 . Do . Do .
Maitlaiid-16 Mbrp,e , 6h, , ih Rhil 'a~ (Ces§aim
r0if 'OpFat Ba - 6 .
15 . Do . Do. Alifiers' Accident Relief (Supplemental)
Bill, 5.
16 . Do . Do . Prevention of Cruelty to Anihidls
~Ahicfidrheht). .Bill-~ 5-.
- . Uial
17 . Do .
Do . Upffiversity oi 141~ Bill',
h4liq~
18. Do . Dv. stridl Ick
6 .
Bill, 6 .
19 . Do ; DO . ,Anhe'§ Church 6i kngwid, ., R01~,
S111, 6.
20 . Do. Do. The Great Synagogue, Sydney
(Amendment) Bill, 6 .
21 . Recommending Textile Product's Labelling Bill, 25 .
22 . Do . War Servi-ce h~~ §e~A1%'M'&-ni ki~k`eWd J hilli n.
23 . Do . Irr~giitibii .-(Aiheri-di-h-ehi5 ihll;
24 . Do . Mdii! Ao;a:As* ,'(,~kr`-- penc :,qi, 'ii~b
) -_
25 . Do . Private k' os ~it :'!~ a '(A ni Bin, N.-
26 . Do . Crown Lands (Aniendment) Bill, 26.
27 . Do ., Electricity ComlMission (Amendment) Bill, 32.
28 . , Do . Stamp Duties ;(kmendrhent) Bill, 37 .
29 . Do . Broken Hill Wi~Er ~~A %Mr M 4iffi) Atrel.&
ment Bill, 37 .
Water
30. Do . Macieay River
'
improvements Bill, 38 .
31 . Do . Finesand Forfi~ d Rebognizances Bill, 38 ;
32. Do .
33 . Do .
34 . Do .
~5 . Do .
Db .
in - n er a -i g n m .
.
S
1, 5
FRom ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL :-
TransmAting :-
Auctioneers, Stock and Sidtio"n' and Real Estate Agents (Amendme"rit)
Bill, 44 .
Broken Hill-
Cb'A! 'ihd 'Oil Sh616 W6ik6is W i~dl 6ivt Bill, 58 .
Coalkinifig Industry Long Service Lda~6
;B111, ,88'.
Co-operafion_,(Arnbndmbnt) .-Bill 65 .
Crimes,' Arneift
Electricity Commission (Nmendment) Bill,
and eWefagp '(_R1 ;tYd :1'.1i~1i ;h iilfti~ Xf6eW'W~jA,B'ill, 45 .
C~6W~ L&M ` '(A 'e"n fii6ht) Bill, 33 .

INDEX .
1Z
1954.
Aik~RENC , ES TO T . HE . VOTES AND PhOCEFDANGs, 37TH PAiZLIAM]Et4t-THI1Zj) SES;S*IQ'N .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
iRbi\i A9S__]EMb'LY T;_ 0 'CouNC L 6COnt"nu,ed) 1
:-
f~ansmittihg (c,ontifiii4j :_
fin 1,j 'o r ~ ahA s tdl, il
ii (Affi6haffi-itj e, Bill; 8~8 .
v v men ffi6ht) tlffi~' 04 . (Affiiffidihbht),, Bill : 55 .
a eay p-4~6V~ffi6iitg . 1jilh 49,
Main Roads (Amendmiz~ht) bill, .44';
Moshidn : Anzac Memorial Hall . (Amendment) j3iii; 58 ;
M
ri Wal'&~g §11'4buii~difig Under-
Q 40~ I e~ E!6'c'tri'c-it'y'-4 1 16 - ) .~"COM"m'i-ss~6h Bill, 54 .
Affi'-A )A3Al~,b8-_._
iial ., 0- haffiht) Bill ; 40 .
Ito Ku r jo Railway (Cessation of Op'era'hon) Bill, 44 .
ties eridment) Billi . 4&
~t; Ihdiigiridl Afb ion afid Wbrkok~' -oi~ilibhs ion
I bno ill, ~46 .
ghEirii,W~ter,Supp,ly .AdMin,'~str-ati~'n* ill, 39 .
WU~f§ L-0-bliffik -Bills . 34;
ce !;and 'Sbttl6h1Wt (Ai&iidinblit) -3,
Aji~g~ihg 6 bo'061'1~s` hr'-n:'e'n'dm"'6'nfs iii-
Fin'es and Forfeited ~hll, '61 .
Private Hospitals (Amendment) z Bill, 67 .
Textile Products Labelling Bill, 67.
tRW4 COVi;CIL TO ASStMBLY :
Ret'u-rdhih'g" :--
-U&i'6.i,ib :ei§ ;_St6ek 'ahd,-S'iaiibh And Reil hstat-6 Agefif§ (Amendment)
Bill, without amehdm6ht, 6~." . .
Broken Hill Water and Se*er~tgb (11a"dluim' Hili) A' 'ain~nt i~'111, wAli6iii
amendment, 65
Coal and Oil Shale ('~ii4p`6-r-~hniiiullaii-6h) Aiii~'A&A6ht Bill,
without amendment,_08 . _ _ I ~A_
Coal Mining Industry Long Service eave mefidri~chi) Bill,
amendment, 49 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 69 .
Crimes (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 56 .
Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 49 .
Electricity Commission '(A'r'neiid:rfi6ht) Bill,, N-Vftfio*u"t 'dffie'iidi-A6nt, 65 .
Fines and Forfeited Recognizances Bill, with ~' hdm6fit~, 66 .
Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 49 .
Legal Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 69 .
Local Government (Amendmep , t) Bill, without amendment, 61 .
Macleay River Improvembnf~ Bill-, ;~~W~6ut ~mefid'rne'fit~, '65 .
Main Roads (Amendment), Bill, iAithout-amendment, 56 .
Mosman Anzac Memoridl lhill '(AfiieiY& Bill, Without ~affiehd&ent' .
61 .
Motor Traffic (Ame'n~dmeni~ h1h, without ~~me_n'dment, ~6 .
Navigation (Amendment) Bill, .without amendment, 49 .
New South Wales Governmerit Engineering and Shipbuilding Undertaking
and Electricity Commission Bill, without amendment, 60 .
Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, without, amendment, 63 .,,,
Private Hospitals (A: ndffiefit) Bill,wiffi .- .~ianei~d ~ - 0 6fts~ 1 Z6-7, -
Richmond to Kurrajong Railway (Cessation bf -per .~tion-) Bill,, without
amendment, 56 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, without amenid,M6h't, b6 .
Supreme Court, Industrial Arbitration 'Afo, W6kker'g' Coffip6h§ation
(Amendment) Bill, without arnendffibnt, 66 . ~
Taree-WinghaiA Wki~r STtbl~r Adminit~~aii6h ~Afnb~ydffieni) h*111, with-
49 .
Te~~tile . Products' Udbeffing 13111, with an amendment, 57,
War. Service Land Settlemt-nt (Amendment) Bill, wfthoVt -a`m'6fidhYent,
iffi Tii"k'IA '9T,~,YEMk9ft :
Made (Mr. Cdhill) T-e',teisigff,ati6n, ftotn Ministry -of Ron-, C . R. E ;vatt, Q.C.-, -38 .
Made (Mr. Ca - -
hilb ie change in Ministryfofto,~rifi~ Mt . Eva~ft's 743 .
Hon . C . A . Kelly appoffiiie'd Minister 16r H6iYsii~k, 43,
Made (Mr . Cahill) re Civil Defence preparations, . 47 .

INDEX
1954, .
R'EFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TII PARLIATIVIENT-THIRD SESSION .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADJOURNMENT"; also "ADDRESSES") :
ALLEGATIONS OF BRIBERY MADE 13Y
EX'CONSTABLE MuiR-ROYAL C6MMISSION OF
INQUIRY INTO'.-
Motion made (Mr. Treatt) (Standing Orders suspended-Urgency) ThA
because Government has failed to take action to refute allegations of
graft against some members of the Police Force, a Royal Commission
should be appointed to inquire into certain matters relating to Charles
Daldry and Thomas' Two-up School and Detective- Sergeants Humphris
and Harvey, etc ., negatived, 14-17 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT :-
Motion made (Mr . Hawkins) That House agrees to acquisition of Estates, as
follow : -Baringa, Barwon, Bookham, Corrowong, Goorianawa, Tongy,
Warragundra, Dalkeith, Myrtle Park, Delboux, Leewang and Yarra,
Dabee, Coolie, Kuloo, Collendina, Highbank, Myall Plains and Biamble ;
and of Weelong Estates ; and Debate adjourned ; 60-61 ; agreed to, 68 .
EXTENSION OF PRESENT SITTING:-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill) for, after 5.30 p.m ., agreed to, 64 .
MEMBERS PROVIDFNT FUND : -
Motion (Mr. Cahill) that Messrs . Hawkins, Robert Cameron, Shannon,
Simpson and Brain, be appointed Managing Trustees, agreed to, 50 .
PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS:-
Motion made (Mr . Chaffey) That Committee be appointed, and Debate
adjourned, 32 ; resumed and adjourned, 48 .
STATE FORESTS :-
Message from Governor recommending Revocation of Dedication of certain,
53 ; Motion made (Mr. Enticknap),-That House agrees, 59 .
URGENCY TO CONSIDER MOTION RELATING TO :-
Resignation from Ministry of Hon . C. R. Evatt, Q.C., negatived, 38 .
Consideration of Notice of Motion on Business Paper, negatived, 69 .
MUIR, Ex-CONSTABLE (See "MOTIONS") .
MYALL PLAINS (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT")
MYRTLE PARK (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See also "SPEAKER") :-
Called on by Speaker, 7 .
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See "MEMBERS") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "QUEEN ELIZABETH II") .
N
0
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE (See "PAPERS" Index) .
PARLIAMENT (See also ; "ADDRESSES") :-
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Queen, 2 .
P
PARLTAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS (See
"MOTIONS")
PENSIONS FUND (See "LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT
FUND") .
PETITIONS (Refer to "PAPERS", see "MEMBERS") .
POLICE FORCE-APPOINTMENT OF ROYAL COMMISSION (See "MOTIONS") .
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRO FORMA (see "BILLS") .,

INDEX .
1954.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TIl PARLIAMFNT-THiRD SESSION.
P
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC RESERVES (Sce "TRUSTEES . OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING
ACT") .
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE (See "MOTIONS") .
QUEEN ELIZABETH II (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 2 .
OPENING SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and . laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 7 ; Motion made
(Mr . Cahill) for adoption of Address-in-Reply and carried unaninbously,
7-8 .
Premier informed House of pleasure of Her Majesty that Address-in-Reply
be presented to Governor, 8 .
QUESTION:-
Metion, "That the Question be now put," (In House) agreed to, 16,
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
ROYAL COMMISSION (See "MOTIONS") .
~s
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") .
HOURS OF SITTING-PRECEDENCE Or,- BUSINESS :-
R
Motion made (Mr . Cahill),~That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 2.30 p.m . until 10 .30 p.m . and on Thursday from 11 a.m . until 5.30
p.m General Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p.m .,'
agreed .' to, 21,
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency :-
To extend Sitting after 5.30 o'clock, p.m ., agreed to, 64 .
SHOWGROUND (See "TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT") .
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") .
SPEAKER (See also "BILLS"; also "ELECTORAL") :-
Addresses House on Dissent Motion, 48.
Adjourns House, pursuant to Sessional Order, at 10 .510 p.m ., 61 .
Announces Clerk subpoenaed to produce Documents during Recess, 7.
Lays on Table copy of Queen's Opening Speech, 7 .
Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 10.
Leaves Chair for period, 2.
Offers Prayer, 1 .
Puts Question under Standlng Order No . 161 but permits Mover of Dissent
Right-of-Reply, 48 .
Reports presentation of Address-in-Reply and Answer, 11 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 2 .
DISSENT FROM RULING :
That the Honourable Member for Neutral Bay, Mr . Black, was out of order
when proceeding to ask a question, on the grounds that the subject-matter
thereof was sub judice, and negatived (Mr. Treatt), 48 .
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS") :-
COMMITTEE : -
Sessional Order appointin .al
SUSPENSION OF :-
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Extension of present sitting, 64 .
Allegations of bribery made by ex-Constable Muir, agreed to, 15 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .

xii
INDEX.
it Ft9t;Rtkk;~S 1_0 ~T1-1 Ek V 06-Ti E S AN-5-6 P~Rbidn6`tki~ :~; 31fil PA11h1AiE'NT-Tiftftb Sr'~§iox ;
L
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COM1vfi'Ti*TEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF COM-'
MITTEES!') .
THOMAS'T . WO I -UP SCHOOL (See "MOT!bN$"
ON S-6;8' 'dLO-,S, :Efi SL-ETHLEMENT"~ .
TRUStEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT~ 1924:-
SIIOV~GROUND AND PU13LIC R'E'&IEL`Ti~I:'6N, UOUNTY 6.v Co'opkii:-
Moiion 'made (Mr. Hawkifts), Thai Act shallapply' to, and ag+ded to, 60.
URGENCY:-
To consider motion te'laii . to~
66ii~, tio of NbtYd6 M6tibh b1h Bu"~Iheg-i P~jjlek, fi~datft~~d; 60 .
E~ 64al~ t, 11~ 0'h"s" rib'6ky y x-bonsi .~ aiAb Multi Wc~d to ; A.
xi6h~i6fi oi ]~i6s~fit fitting ; ag~eE!d ib, 64 .
Resig'hi'aii:6A lfr~-OA i~lmiiis:6*_~' of 116ii . '&AIt" i~.e! ; 38.
USHER OF THE' BLACK ROD (See "BLACk ROD-") .
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS.") .
WARRAGUNIJRA (See "CLOSER SETTLEJMENT") .
WAYS .A14D ti~A~ N_ S! _('886' 6 'FINAN E") .
WhE'LbNG* ~Sb6. "CtO8tR
cl
YARRA (§ee "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .

INDEX
1954 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BF PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINos, 37TR: rARLIAMENT-TIURD SESSION .
ASSE
ELY
PAGE .
Papers. 1 .1
PAOB,
A
APPORESTATION (See "FORESTRY?!) .
AGRICULTURE (See "PRIED FRUITS" ; also "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
APIARIES ACT, 1916-1944:-
Regulations, 12 .
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED
S,QIENCE) -(See "MUSEUM'!) .
APPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL .SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE"),
ART'iUNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT 1901") .
ASSEMBLY:-
S~SSIONAL PAPE S'-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
V6tes a6d Pro'666dirigs, NOS . i'to 11 .-.~ . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pioclaffiai ~jordi . n iproroguings
,
Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Business spos&d of af the Closb of the Session . 'Attendances I 6f Menbers in Div . isiofis ahd,0ounts_,'6_ut Business of the Se9si6n ... . . . . .Alphabetical'Regigt6r of Bills . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . .
R 6gist e r of Addr6sse's and' Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing~and Seled 'goMmittees' appointed during th
Reports from Pr'in tin . g _C' pmm4tges, 1~~Q-5 . an 2-
41 . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS- . . . .
Report of Council for year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I
BARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATIONAND
TION") .
13
BILLS :-
Alphabetical Registe.r of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13ORDER RIVERS (See "'WATER CQN~ERVATION AND IRRIGA, IONI!)~.
BREAD MANUFACTURE AND DEL VERY
A
Regulations, 64 .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE A,CT, 1938-1951:-
Regulatio~s, .13 .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See PEDUCATION") .
BUSINESS :-
Undispos,ed of at Close of Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Of the Se Sion (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I
13UILDING SOCIETIES :.-
Reports by the Minister for Co-operative Societies on Agreements entered
into i~iith, for,4~artprs gomm _e4cing' 1st July 4 pd 1st Oct _q_gr,,1953,-63 b
.
BY-LAWS:-
Government Railways Act, 20 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and DrainFe Ac~, .12 .
Public Parks Act, 47 .
Sydney Corporation Act, 13.
Technical Education and N.S.W . University of Technology, 31 .
University and University Colleges Act, 19 .
Wentworih Irrigation Act, 43 .
79
1714
CAPTAIN COQX~S LAXPING PLACE :-
Report of Trusteesfor year ended 30th June, 1953, 13 .
CHIEF SECRETARY (See "FISHERIES") .
CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS ACT, 1935-1938 :-
Form, 32 .
C

.
I
xiv. . . - INDEX .
1954 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PR~NTBU.
REFERENCES TO . THE VOTES AND I`ROCSEDiNzzas, 37TH PIRL 1 .1.11ENT--TE IUD SrSSIOx
ASSEBIBLY
VOLUMS .
I
JOINT VOLUME.
Papers-co ittivued.
PAGE. rAGR .
CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE")
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :-
.
. .
.
.
.
.
.
. .
.
.
.
. I
. .
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 47 .
i
PARTICULARS RESPECTING THE RESUMPTION AND/OR PURCHASE OF PARTS OF* THE
FOLLOWING ESTATrS:~ - ~
Baringa, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
Barwon, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bookham, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Corrowong, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Goorianawa, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tongy,53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Warragundra, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dalkeith, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Myrtle Park, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .. . . .
Delboux, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Leewang and Yarra, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dabee, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .
Coolie, .53 i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Kuloo, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Collendina, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Highbank, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Myall Plains, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Biamble, 53 . . .
Weelong Estate, ~3* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERAINiNUATION) ACT, 1941-
1
952:-
13
15
19
25
33
45
41
29
43
31
39
27
23
87
21
35
41
17
149
Regulations, 13 .
COAL (See "MINING") .
COAL MINES REGULATION ACT,'l9l29-i953:-
Regulations, 13 .
COMMISSIONS, ROYAL:
114-61OR LAWS Ixi
Report of Royal Commission', (The Hon.' Mr . Justice Maxwe'A) 11 . . . . . . . . .
D. E. STUDLEY-RUXTON AND His INTERROGATION BY MEMBERS OF THE POLICE
FORCE:~
Commission issued to the Hon. Mr. Justice Dovey to inquire into, 11 .
NEW SOUTH WALPS:-
COMMITTEES:-
Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . .
PRINTING :-
Reports Nos. 1 and 2 ; 32, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COMPANIES ACT, 1936 :-
Report on working of Act for 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONVEYANCING ACT, 1919-1943:-
, - - Regulations u'nder, * 12.
83 . . . . .. .
85
. . . . . . . . . '157
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDINd SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES:-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1952, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND (See "ELECTRICITY") .
CROWN LANDS:-
REGULATIONS :-
Under Act, 47 .
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS (SECTION 259) :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 13,
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) ;-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 13 .
.RETURNED SOLDIERS' SFTTLE.MENT:-
Regulations under Acts, 47.
1A
CVMBERLANI~ COUNT),!* (See 'TLECTRICITY") .

INDEX.
KV
1954 .
PAPEIIS ORD Eft ED l'O Ili I Iii NI I- L_).
REFERENCES TO TIIE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37Tn rARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION.
ACSFIMBLY I
Vol UME .
J31Nr VOLUME.
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
Papera-co ntinued .
D
DIVISIONS:-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Coun*s-out (SessiGnal Paper) . . . . . .
DRIED FRUITS :-
. Report . of Board together with Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for
1953, 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . ., . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND
IRRIGATION") .
E
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "MUSEUM" ; als3 "TECHNICAL
EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ACT, 1949") :-
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD'-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT (PUBLIC INSTRUCTION) :-
Report of the Minister for 1952, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report by Public Service Board under section 9 of Act upon certain matter-s
within, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT: -
Notifications of Acquisition of Land and Easements under Public Works Act,
19 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY :-
By-laws under Act, 19
"Report of Senate for 1952, 53 . . . . . . . . . . *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ELECTRICI=- -
AUTHORITY'or NEW SOUTH WALES :-
County of Cui7hberland-Report by, upon organisation and distribution in, 32
Report, Statements of Account, together with Map, for the year ended 30th
June, 1953, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COMMISSION ACT, 1950 := .
Regulations, 47 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION ACT, 1950:-
NOTIFICATIONS or ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT:-
13 (10), 14 (") .
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1905:-
Regulations, 13 .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :
Regulations under, 14 .
FERRIES (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD") .
F
FISHERIES:-
Report of Chief Secretary on, in New South Wales for year ended 30th June,
1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949:-
Regulations under, 26 .
FORESTRY:-
COMMISSION : -
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC Womcs ACT, FOR FOLLOW-
ING STATE FORESTS:-
Binnaway, 13 .
REVOCATION OF STATE FORESTS:-
Schedule covered by Message No. 34, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES:-
.Report of Registrar for year ended 30th J.une, 19537 63 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
PACE.
75 . . . . . . . . .
.
.
. . . . . . . . . 191
. . . . . . . . . 213
. . . 735
445
. . . . . . . . 337
. . . . 317
. . . . . . . . . 343
. . . . . . . . 1 867
. . . . . . . . . 381

xvi
INDEX.
1954.
1PAPERSORD REDTODEEWNTED.
REF RENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TR PARLIAMENT-THIR D SESSION.
. . .
M
R
JOINT YOLUME .
* 7,
Papers-con.tinued .
GARAGES (See "INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION") .
GOVERNMENT FERRIES (8ee "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD") .
G
GOVERNMENT INSURANCR OFFICE :-
Report, together with Statements of AccouTi~ and Balancea!sbpqts for .ye~r
ended'3()th `Ju~'6,'1953,~ 58
GOVERNMENT RAILW4YS (See !~RAILWAYS?!) .
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT (See also "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT
BOARD") :-,
Confirming Commissioner's Title to Land at Jesmond, 20 .
GRAIN ELEVATOR ACT 191q:=
NOTIFICATION OF AcQy~SITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKs ACT:-
Parkes, 1'~ .
PAGE .
YAG10.
HAR13OUR AND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1953 :-
Regulations, 12 .
HARBOUR TRANSPORT (See ~5SYDNEY HARBQUR TRANSPORT BOARD?!) .
HARBOURS (§p~ "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HOSPITALS :
HORSE BREERING ACT, I940:-
Report of further suspension, ; 1 32.
COMMISSION'-
Peport, together with a~p_
pe ;idipes for ypqr ended 30th June, 1952, 12.
MENTAL :-
Report of Inspectqr~Genpral, together with appendices for year e
JuO,`~953 32 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOAR
Report f6`17, year en"d`ed, 3,0-th""June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1952:-
f, I _. i~'.
Regulatiops, 53 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION or LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WoRxS ACT
FOR :
13(2) .
'071
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1940-1953 :-
Regula .tions under,,14 .
Al
'INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES :
Report by, upon op6ning and closing times of motor garages for sale of si3frit.
oil 6 ?L~cessories, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1953 :-
Reg'ulati - * 1~ s under,'13 .
. of.-
INSTjA#NCE (See "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE!') .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See "WORKERS? COMPENSATION!!) .
IRRIGATION ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED:-
ws,
By la ~3 .
Iff-
.JOINT COAL BOARD (See 'MINING") .
LA PEROUSE MONUMENTS:-
port of T.rusteesior y.~ar ended 30th June, 1953, 13 .
LA13OUR AND". INDUSTRY
~ ; - ~ .
AND SOCIAL WELFARE :-
M- OTOR GARAGES :!
port of Industrial Commission upon opening and closing times, 14
475

I
INDEX .
xvil
1954 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BEPRINTED.
i'REFERENCES TO THE VOTES,AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TIl I'ARLIAMMIT-TBIRD SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUxE . JOINT VOLUME .
Papers--continued.
PAGE .
PAGE .
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LANDS, UNDER PUBLIC WoRxm ACT:-
13 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LIQUOR LAWS IN NEW SOUTH WALES (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT :-
Ordinances under Act, 13, 39 .
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 12, 19, 27, 32, 64 .
L
NEW SOUTH WALES STATE LOTTERIES :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure f6r year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MARITIME SERVICES : -
ACT, 1935-1953 :-
Regulations, 12 .
M
BOARD :-
Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . .
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS :-
Regulations under Act, 1927-1940, 12 .
MEAT INDUSTRY-
Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Board for year
ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY")
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "WATER") :,
ACT, 1924~1949:-
.By-laws, 12 .
Proclamation, 12.
Report of Board ; together with Annexures and- Maps_ for year ended 30tb
june, 1953, 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
13(l) .
MILK :-
Board's Report for the year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . .
MINING :-
Authorities to Mine issued since January, 1882, unde-,
(Return to an Order, 1884), 13 .
the Mining Act, 1874
Proclamations under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 13 .
Regulation under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 13 .
JOINT COAL BOARD :-
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1953, 63 . . . . . . .
Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 . . . . . . . . . . . .
MOTOR SPIRIT, OIL AND ACCESSORIES (See "INDU§TRIAL COMMISSION") .
MURRAY RIVER (See "IRRIGATION" ; 'also "RIVER MURRAY WATERS ACT,
1915-1949") .
MUSEUM:-
. .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES:-
Report of Trustees for 1953, 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND:-
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for year ended 30th June, 1953, 26 . . . . . . . . . . .
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1949:-
Regulations, 12 .
NEW SOUTH WALES STATE LOTTERIES
UNIONS") .
(See "LOTTERIES AND ART
NOXIOUS INSECTS ACT, 1934 :-
Regulations, 12 .
68617-2
.817
1003,
4195 .
515
627
205,
637

Xviii
J ;
i~irj3htlkkg i6 Voitg AND ndct'~bims, 37tH rA1iL1 .01EN'T~'-T11rRJj SESS10i .
. ... .... . .
. . .
Papiis~1-cmitinited.
Pick
Flau.
OPENING AND CLOSING j~bun 0F X-`6tWt COMMISSION"),
AG. U ~W ("bl U RIAL
ORDINANCES : -
Local GrQvernThOnt Act, 1919i 0, 3b.;
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1951 :-
Regulations urider, 12,
PETITIONS :-
"REGULATION" Bij§ STRIKE ~N MANLY DISTRICT :-
From certain residents , of the Manly District praying for iniM-6diate reest.ablishin6ht
of dighipted services, 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
POLICE (See also' 4~00MMISMONS, ROYAL") :
REGULATION AcT~ i899, ANY) POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1906 :-
Rules under, i2i 6~ .
FIIEVENTI6fl OF CRYJtVf~' TO ANfMAL~ ACT, 19014953 :-
Regulations, 11,
PRIMARY PRODUOTS (Sed "'MARKETING OF PRIMARY PAO1jTjCr4,,! also
DRIED FAUIT8") .
PRINTING d6MM1TtkE` (ged,
PROCLAMATION X§e6, alsd "MINING",
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE1,) :
'-'M-tTAOf~OLft-A9 WATtAt
Calling Parliarfierit iogei6rj I
Proroguing Pailihment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'PUBLIC HOSPITAL60 (See 1146sprrALSI,
?UBLIC INSTRU&ION . Ac~, t 1880 (See El bUC 'ATil-ON11 ; al~.o . "TECHNICAL
EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH'0AL9S UNIVERSITY6F TECIV04OGY") .
PUBLIC PAAk§
By-la*b, 47 .
PUBLIC RECREATION dRO'0NDS AND RESERVE8:-
REGULATIONS FOi MANAdkr~~T' OF :-
Tooldbih and bar'dAiiglb, i3 .
-fl-1-191
NOTIFICATIONS of Ac(4uisiTf6iq OF LA-14D TiNftit PUJi§LIc WoRk§ Act
Gilgai, Kurrdj6n9 Heighis, tyhd6r~t, G&long, 13.
PUBLIC SERVICE:
Regulations wider Act, 1002, 12,
BOARD: - :
Repoif for year &-Id6d M.th Jfifie, 195- 9i 1.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
Repo~f by, into" 66i;~iihhi4iatidrs *ft~ffi did b6~~kifi6nii of tdudfif16fi-,~ 0
MINUTES OF
DEPARTMENfs BoA' :
Agriculture, 12,
Conservation, 14.
Public Health, 12
Public Instrucho~, 31 .
Techhfeal Edu6ati6if, 3.1 .,
Rj) RkLA4-d td A~i~dfi4T'Mkiiig
'legulations, d.
PUBLIC TIA7USTS AtT; 1861 :
PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1919,, AS AMENDED:-
REGULATIONS:-
Management of DaroobdIgie Hall . and Tooloorri School, 13 .
PUBLIC WORKS:
D4- 6ihigO i6 iiii i6uwike,
NOTIFICATIONS o~ ACQUI§ItION OF LAND OR EASEMENT UN - DER ACT, 1912 (ROfdr to;
6PPropriate headings in body of index),

INDEX
1954.
PAPERSO R
EREDTO 11L FR INTND~
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND rROCEEDINCs, 37Tu rARL1AT.11rNT-TR1R .D SESS10N .
io~
,
'OINT VOLUME.
,
,
Papers-continued .
PAGE .
PAGR,
RAILWAYS :-
By-laws under Acts, 1912-1953, 20 .
Report of ' Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1953, 20 . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1953, 20 .
Report of Commis sioner for quarter ended 3Qth Sep temb er,,.1953., 20
Report of Commissioner , for quartei ended 31st December, ' ' 1953, 47 .
Statements of Tr9ffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government
Railways Act, 1912-19B,"fo"rifie folloN~:in'~* n~onths : S6pteriiber' ., O~i6be"r-,
November and December, 1953, and January, 1954, 20 ; Vebrua"~, r 954,
819
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT,
FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :
CONFIRMATION OF THE TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS. TO LAND
AT :-
North Richmond, 20 .
4LECTRIc TRANSMISSION LINES AND POWER STATIONS :-
Blackheath-Blaxland, 20, 54 ; Strathfield-Granville, 20 ; Prospect-Black .~
town, 20 .'
MAINTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON EXISTipw LINES OF RAILWAY AT*-n-.
Coolac, 20 ; Kingswood, 20 ; Faulconbridge, 20 ; ~Adcombe-~Penrith, 20,
Wombarr~, 20 .
RESCISSION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND, UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912" AT :~
Alexandria, 20 ; Wombarra, go .,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See "PUBLIC RECREATION
GROUNDS AND RESERVE~") .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (~eq. .IjSq. ~~BY~LAWS").
.
Apiaries Act, 12 .
Bread Manufacture and Dql~yqy Act, 64.
Broken Hill Water*afid'Sewerage Act, 13 .'
Cinematograph Films Act, 32.
Closer Settlement Acts, 47.
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 13 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Supera.nnuation), Act, .13'. . 1
Conveyancing Act, 12 .-
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 47 .
Electricity Commission Act, 47 .
Explosi~,es Act, A
Factories and Shops Act, 14 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 26 .
Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 12.
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 53 .
Industrial Arbitration Act, 14 .
-Inflarfimable Liquid Act, 13.
Maritime Services Act, 12 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 12.
Mining Act, 13 .
Navigation Act, 12, -
Noxious Insects Act, 12 .
Pasturei Protection Act, 12.
Police Regulation'Act, 12, 53 .
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 12 .
Public Service A6t, 12 .
Public Trustee Act, 12 .
Public trusts Act, 13 .
Returned Soldiers. Settlement Act, 47.
Supreme Court, 12, 32 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 12 .
Totalizator Act, 26.
Traffic Safety (Lights and Hoardings) Act,
Workers' Compensation Act, 14.
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT"),
'RIVER MURRAY COMMISSION (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGA-
TION'2) .
RIVER MURRAY WATERS ACT, 1915-1949 (See also "WATER CONSERVATION-1I
AND IRRIGATION") :-
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER Pq~14C Wq! AqT-.,,=t
Locks Nos . 7, 8 and 9, 13 .
110yAL COMMISSIONS (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") ;

Xx
INDEX.
1954 .
PAPERSORDER EDTO BE PRINIED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TII PARLIABUNT-THIRD SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLURIE .
SEWERAGE (See "WATER") .
Papers-contivited .
SILICA DUST DISEASES (See ~'WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES") .
STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
STATE LOTTERIES (See also "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS") .
S
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1953, 12 .
STATE MOTOR GARAGE, GLEBE:~
Notification of Acquisition of land for, 13 .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION
AND REAL ESTATE, AGENTS") .
STUDLEY RUXTON, Mr . D. E. (See "COMMISSIONS, ROYAL") .
SUPREME COURT:-
Rules of Court, 12, 32 .
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947--
By-law (Ordinance under Local Government Act), 13 .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARb:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES") :-
Regulations under Act, 1900-1953, 12 .
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "EDUCATION") .
T
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY bF TECH-
NOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUCATION") :-
By-laws, 31 .
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes of, 31 .
TOTALIZATOR ACT, 1916, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations, 26 .
TRADING HOURS OF 1/10TOR GARAGES (Sce "INDUSTRIAL COMMISSTON") .
TRAFFIC SAFETY (LIGHTS AND HOARDINCS) ACT, 1951 :_
Regulations, 20 .
TRANSPORT, (Se :! "RAILWAYS" ; --ISO "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT
BOARD") .
U
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NEW SOUTH WALES (See "TECHNICAL
EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNbLOGY") .
PAGE . PAO E .
. . . . . . . . . 817
. . . . . . . . . 997
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos. I t6 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W
WAIrER :-
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND AND/OR EASEAIENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC
WohKs ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PUrPOSES :-
DANIS AND WEIRS :-
Bon'shaw Weir, Dumaresq River, 32 ; Dumaresq Dam, Duniarcsq River,
~ 32 ; Blow~ring Dam, Tumut River, 64.
RrSE'voin SITES :-
Lugarno, 13 ; Speers Point, . 13 .
Srwr_.'~AGE SCIMINIES :
Guiinamatta Pay, 13 .
WATER PIPE Liz~
E,otara, 13 .
WATER STjPPLY AND/011 IRRIGATION PURP08ES .
Er ington, 13 ; Pitt Town 13 ; Port Kembla, 13 .

INDEX .
xii
1954 .
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PRINIED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND rRoCEEDrNGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-THrRD sEssioN
ASSEMBLY I
VOLUME .
J01h"r VOLUME .
PACE.
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "IRRIGATION" ; also
"WATER") :-
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS :-
Report of the Commission for year ended 30th June, 1953, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RIVER MURRAY COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1953, 19 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
Narrandera, 14 ; Yanco, 14 ; Tamworth, 14 ; Meniridee, 14 ; Blowering, 64.
. . . . . . . . . 09
913.
WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER") .
WATER SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD" ; also "WATER") .
WEIRS (See "WATER") .
WENTWORTH IRRIGATION ACT, 1890, AS AMENDED:-
By-laws, 43.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION :-
COMMISSION :-
Report, together with report of Insurance Premiums Committee, and statistics
relating to diseases caused by silica dust for the year ended 30th
June, 1953, 47 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ;wb . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . .
Regulations under Act, 1926-1953, 14 .
42T
WORKS (See "PUBLIC WORKS").

i ,
LEGTSLAT= AssEmmy.
NEW SOTTH 'WALES .
INDEX
TO THE
AI-M
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(UXLLIDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND -IN THE
FOUR JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING TIM SESSION OF
1954-55 .
(Opened 25th August, 1954 ; Prorogued 11th, May, 1965 .)
NOTE.
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
"Papers," page xxi .
For Proceedings .on Bills, see under "Bills," Page UL
For all Motions, smunder "Motions," page xviL
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiAmENT-FouRTH SESSION .
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-
ADDRESSES:-
IN-REPL*Y TO THE GOVERNOWS SPEECH :-
Motion made (Mr. Coady) for adoption, and Debate adjouzmed, 20 ; resumed
and adjourned, 23a;24, 26-27, 30, 32, 33-34, 36, 37-w38 ; Address-in-Reply,
agreed to, 40-41, presented to Governor and Reply reported, 45 .
REvocATiox OF DEDICATION OF .STATE FORESTS:-
Acknowledgment by Governor of Address of Session of 1954, 8.
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
OF DrxATE :-
Motion for, agreed to, 20, 24, 27, 30, 32, 34, 36, 28, 108,~ 117, 126, 135(s), 142,
147, 148, 155, 158, 172, 176, 180, 183, 186, 197, 200, 227, 232, 240, (until Later
Hour), agreed to, 158,'218, 237-8 .
On General Business at 6 o'clock, p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, 88,
~94, 106, 128, 179, 190, 200 .
At 10 .20 p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 113, 120, 132, 191, 194, 200, 209,
Z22.
At 5.20 .p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 56 .
98051-1

W ~. .11 . 1
1 14
31
U
MEX.
1954-55
UrzRENCM To THz VOTES A.1TV PELOCZEDUTGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION .
AI)JOURNMENT (continued) :-
Or THE HousE (See also "SPEAKER") :-
As tribute of respect of death of Member, 11, 167,
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-
Speaker, at 10 .30 p.m ., 109, 200, 203, 214 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-
Speaker, at 5.30 p.m ., 56 .
Motion for, agreed to, 20, 24, 27, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 41, 49, 59, 77, 82, 99-100,
116, 149, 163, 172, 180, 187, 195, 206, 209, 228 .
Speaker leaves the chair for period, (Later Hour), 2 .
Special --
Motion for, agreed to, Ill,'134, 156, 160, 230, (provision for earlier day, if
necessary), agreed to, 163, 252.
Or TuE Housz uNDER Tm 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
Ruled out of order:-
The recent dislocation of the Metropolitan Transport Services (Lieut.-Col.
Robson), 39 .
ADMISSION TO- BODY OF THE HOUSE: -
THE RT . HoN . THE ViscouNT RUFFSME, FORMER Sps.;,xm OF THE HOUSE OF
CommONS : -
hlotion (Mn Cahill) 7iat, be :nvited to take chair on floor of House, agreed
to, 193.
AIR POLLUTION (See "MOTIONS") .
AIR TRAVEL EXPENSES (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")
ANINT)MENTS :-
To omit words with view of inserting others, 105, 219 .
To refer subject of Motion to Select Committee, 218 .
To recommit on 3', negatived, 129-130 .
ASSEMBLY (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Extension of sitting hours for current sitting, 96, 135, 218 .
Sessional Orders-Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business,
51,175.
Sessional Committees-Appointment of, 63(l), 64(l) .
Sittings after midnight, 99, 160, 219, 240, 249.
OPENING Or SESSION:
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2.
BAR OF THE HOUSE:-
Petition of Archbishop of Sydney and Heads of certain other denominations,
praying to be heard at in reference to Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 151 ;
Urgency Motion (Lieut .-Col . Robson) to consider motion to grant prayer
of Petition, negatived, 152 .
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; also "SPEAKER" ; also "BUSI.'LTESS" ; also,
"PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment to recommit on 3', negatived, 129-130 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker to be taken
into consideration, (To-morrow) 67, 119, 154, 223, 239, (Forthwith), 135,
153, 228, (Later Hour of Day), 237, 247, 248.
Leave given, Bill not introduced, 234; presented, 236.
Pro formd, 17 .
Second reading taken by consent, 99 .
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills
through all stages in one day, 106-7 .
Third reading fixed by Chair for (To-mor-row) 62, 66(2), 67(l), 113, 116C),
120(2), 125, 126, 134, 142, 145, 171(2), 172('), 180(2), 182, 191, 209, 215,
(Forthwith) 99, 144, 148, 155 . 159, 160, 222, 231, 235, 238, 239, 242(l), 243,
244(2), 245, 243, 249, (Later Hour), 226, 227(*-), 236 .

I
U2
1954-55
REFERENCES TO TaE VOTT-S AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TEI PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION .
BILLS (continued) .-
PROCEEDINGS ON :-
ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES BrLL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 108;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
120; read 3' and sent to Council, 122 ; returned without amendment, 134 ;
Assent reported, 152 .
APPROPRIATION BILL :-
Message from Governor (Estimates, 1954-55), 47 ; ordered, founded on Resolutions
of Ways and Means (Nos . 3 to 10) presented and read 1% read 2*
(by consent) and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read V forthwith and sent to Council, 99 ; returned without
amendment, 108 ; Assent reported, 121 .
AucTioNEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL
(Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
AusTRALiAN OIL REFINING LIMITED AGREEMENT RATInCATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 69 ; Motion (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 66, motion made for 2* and debate adjourned, 108 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
113 ; read V and sent to Council, 115 ; returned without amendment, 128 ;
Assent reported, 139 .
BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 45.
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE (RADrum _Hn r ) AMENDMENT BIL~ (Sgssion
1951 ;-
Assent reported, 4--
C= WELFARE (AmENDmENT) BrLL:-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in and Point of Order (Mr . Black),
That order of leave did not comply with Standing Order No . 249--Overruled
by Mr . Speaker-Bill presented and read 1', 213-214 ; read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 226-7 ; read
3' and sent to Council, 227; returned without amendment, 232 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SI:PERJUNNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL
(Session 1954) : -
Assent reported, 7 .
COAL Mi_-Tmr INmusTRY LONG SERvicE LEA%,E (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session
1954) :-
Assent reported, 2.
COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 122 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amenc:ment, Report adopted,
171 ; read 3*, sent to Council, 174 ; returned without amendment, 187 ;
Assent reported, 201 .
Co-oPER.ATioN (AMENDMENT) BILL Session 1954) :
Assent reported, 7 . .
CORNEAL AND TissuE GRAFTING. BILL :
Motion (Mr . O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 171 .
CRIMES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1954
Assent reported, 2 .
(Session 1954) :~_
CRIMES - (AMENDMENT) ' Biu, 1955, Changed from ',CRIMES
AmF--;DMENT) BILL" :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 132;
motion made for 2* debate adjourned, 222 ; read 2* and committed,
reported with amendments, Report adopted, . 226, ; read 3' and sent to
Council, 228 ; returned with amendment, 237 ; House in Committee,
..ouncil's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 249-50 .
CRIMES (F~MTHER AMENDMENT) BILL, Changed to "CRIMES'( AMENDMENT) 13ML,

iv
DTDEX.
1954-35
REITRENCZS TO THE VOTES
k-ND PROCEEDrxGs, 37TH PA~11_1=XT-FOURTH SESSION.
13ILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
CROWN LANDS (AmENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
DISTRICT COL'RTS (AmENDNIFNT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, 234 ; Bill presented, (pursuant to
Leave previously granted) and read 1', 236 ; read 2' and committed,
reported with an amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent
to Council, 245 ; returned without amendment, 249 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (AmENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
EvmENcE (A.mFINDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 49,
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment . Report adopted .
67 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 70 ; returned with amendments, 118 ;
House in Committee, 122 ; Council's amendments agreed to, _',dessage to
Council, 131-132, Assent reported, 139 .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS (AmENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion~ (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in . Bill presented and read 1', 108 ;
Motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 126 ; resumed and adjourned,
132, resumed and read 2' and committed . reported with an amendment,
Report adopted . 134 : read 3' and sent to Council . 141 ; recurred without
amendment, 145 ; Assent reported, 161 .
FINES AND FORFEITED REcoGNizANcEs BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 7
FINES AND PENALTIES (A-M-ENDM-FNT)
BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in. Bill presented and read 1', 48 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,66 ;
read 3' and sent to Council, 70 ; returned without amendment, 118 ; Assent
reported, 133.
FIRE BRIGADES (AmENDME'NT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 211 ; Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in. Bill
presented and read 1', 213 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
227 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment. Report adopted.
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council,, 231-232 ; returned with an
amendment, 238; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to,
Message to Council, 250 .
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (AmFINDNIENT)' BILL:-
Message from Governor, 157 ; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 234 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Renort adopted, read 3* forthwith and sent to Council,
243; returned without amendment, 245 . '
GENERAL LOAN AcCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL :-
Message from Governor (Loan Estimates 1954-55) 33 : standing orders suspended
(urgency) to bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one
clay, 106-107 ; ordered . founded on Resolution of Ways and ~deans (No.
11), Bill presented and read 1', read 2* an~ committed . reported without
amendment, Report adopted. read 3' and sent to Council, 1071 ; returned
without amendment, 113 ; Assent reported, 127 .
GovERNm,ENT RAILWAYS (A-siENDME ENT) BILL : -
Motion (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in . Bill presented and read 1',
119-113; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned . 232 : read 2' and commiited,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
and sent to Council, 235-'236 ; returned without amendment, 233.
GRAIN ELEVATORS BILL:-
Message from Governor. 55 : -Hodon (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in . Bill
presented and read 1', 112; ~wiotion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 120 ;
read 2' and committed. 123 ; House in Committee, Bill reported with
amendments . Report adopted, 125 ; T~lot;on made for 3' and amendment
(Lieut.-Coionel 3rux7ie-,) to re-commit . negariued . Bill read V and
sent to Council. 129-131 returned with amendments . House in Committee
. Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council . 135-136 ;
Assent reported, 139 .
HrRE-PURCHASE AGREE:VIENTS (AmEND-VIENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in . Bill presented and read 1', 222,
motion made for 2' and debate adjourned . 2_37-8 ; read 2' and committed.
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and
sent to Council, 238 : returned with amendments, 246, House in Committee,
Council'~ amenclments agreed to, Message to Council, 250 .

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V
1954-55
Rxrzm-;crz To THE'voTxs -AND rRocEEDiNas,. 37TH PARLiAmExT-rouRTH , snssiox .
BILLS-continued.
PRocEEDiNGs ON (continued) :-
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AM=MmENT) .BnL:-
Message from Governor, 229 ; Motion. (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V 225 ; read 2* and committed, reported with amendments,
Report adopted, 236 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 238 ; returned
without amendment, 240 .
INTEREsr REDucTioN (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr.'Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 0~, 186 .
IRRxGATzoN (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
IRRIGATION, WATER AND Rrm~ AND FoREsHoREs IMPROVEMENT .' (Am:ENDmENT)
BILL : fl : , i
Message from Governor, 43 ; Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 47 ; motion for 2* and debate adjourned, 183 ;
resumed and adjourned, 186, 191, 209 ; read 20 and committed, 214 ;
reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 215 ; read 3o and sent to
Council, 221 : returned with amendments, 217 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendments- agreed to, message to Council, 228.
JusTicEs (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 48 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amenaihent, Report adopted, 67 ;
read 3* and sent to Council, 70 ; returned without amendment, 118 ; Assent
reported, 133 .
LAND AND VALUATION C01URT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 177 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 176 ; read 2! and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 222 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 225 ;
returned without amendment, 237. -
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 132 ;
Motion made for 2* and debate adjourned, 13,5 ; resumed and adjourned,
142 ; read 2' and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted,
145 ; read V and sent to Council, 148 ; returned with amendments, 154 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, message to Council,
-158 ; Assent reported, 165 .
LAw OF EVIDENCE BILL:-
Presented (Mr . Cahill) and read 1* (pro forTnd):, 17 .
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 6.
LEGisLATrvE AssEmBLY MmnERs SUPERANNUATION (AmrmmENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 121 ; Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 141 ; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith and sent to Council, 144 ;
returned without amendm6nt, 155 ; Assent reported, 166 .
LrQuort- (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahtin) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 144;
Motion for 2* and debate adjourned, 147 ; Petition from certain religious
denominations praying to be heard at Bar of House in *reference to, 151 ;
.Urgency Motion (Lieut.-Colonel Robson) to consider granting Prayer
of Petition, negatived, 152-153 ; 2* resumed and debate adjourned, 155;
read 21 and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted" read
3' forthwith and sent to Council, 160 ; returned with amendments, 162;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Pouncil
163 ; Assent reported, 167.
LiQuoR (REFERExDuw) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 55 : Motion 4r. Sh~ahan) ford leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 54 ; Motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
56 ; resumed, read 20 and committed, 59 ;, House - in Committee, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 62 ; read 30 and sent to Council,
64 ; returned with amendments, 67 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments
agreed to, Message to Council, 70-71 ; Assent reported. 75 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMrM) BILL (Session 1954) :-,
Assent reported, 5 .

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INDEX.
.1964-55
azrzawcw To THE voTEs AxD FRoc=NGs, 37TH PARLIAMENT-rouaTu sEssiow .
BIUS (continued) :-
PRocMmn,TGs ON (continued) :-
LOCAL GovERNivma A" OTHER AuTHoR=s (SUPERAN34UATION) AmENDmENT
Bn.L:-
Message from Governor, 101 ; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 108; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 119-120 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 122,
returned without amendment, 135; Assent reported, 152 .
LuNAcy (AwEmDmzxT) BmL:-
Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 46 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
172; read 3* and sent to Council, 174 ; returned without amendment, 187;
Assent reported, 201.
MAcLEAY RrvER ImPRovEwzNTs BmL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 5 .
MAIN RoADs (AmENDmENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
MEDICAL PRAc=omRs (AmFNDmENT) Biu:-
Message from Governor, 236; Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 234 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 248;
returned without amendment, 252 .
MZTROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE, mm DRAINAGE (AmENDmzNT) BrLL:-
Message from Governor, 43 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V 66 ; read 2* and committed, reported with an
amendment, Report adopted, 126 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 131 ;
returned without amendment, 148; Assent reported, 165 .
MosxAN ANzAc MExoRxAL HALL (AmENDmENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 5 .
MOTOR TRAmc (AmEwDmENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 4.
MuRaumEmGEE ELECTRICITY UNDERTAKING TRANSFER BILL:-
Message from Governor, 233; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read V, 234-235 ; read 2* and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to
Council, 242; returned without amendmenL 244.
NAv=TroN (AmENDmENT) BiLL (Session 1954)
Assent reported, 3.
NzcRopoxas (AwENDmENT) BmL:-
Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and'read V 46 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
66 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 70 ; returned without amendment, 118;
Assent reported, 134.
Nzw SouTH WALES GovERNmENT ENGINEERING Aim SHnmun .DjxG UmDERTA=NG
AND ELECTRICITY CommissioN BILL (Session 1954):-
Assent reported, 5 .
NEW SOUTH WALES STATE CANCER CouNcm BILL:-
Message from Governor, 211 ; Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in,
.Bill presented and read 1', 230 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3* forthwith and sent to Council,
243-244 ; returned -without amendment, 245.
NOXIOUS INSECTS (AmENDmExT) BuA,-.-
Message from Governor, 103; Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read V, 112; Motion made for 2* and debate adjourned,
135; read 2* and commifted, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, 142; read 3* and sent to Council, 143 ; returned without amendment,
155; Assent reported, 165.
NuRsEs REGISTRATION (AmENDmENT) . BmL:-
Message from Governor, 75 ; Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 45 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 172 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 174;
returned without amendment, 187; Assent reported, 201.

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INDEX.
1954-55
warxuNcES To T~m vorm A,.;D PRoc=DnqGs, 37TH
skssio's.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
OBSCENE AM INDECENT PUBLICATIONS (AmENDmENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 147 ; Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 190-191 ; . Motion for 2* and debate adjourned, 194 ;
resumed and adjourned, 197, 200(l) ; read 2* and committed, 203 ; House
in Committee, 206 ; reported with amendments, 209 ; read V and sent to
Council, 212-213 ; returned with amendments,'222 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 226 .
OPTICIANS (AmENDrA :ENT) BmL:-
Motion (Mr.- O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill ;presented and read 1% 46 ;
Motion for 2* and debate adjourned, 172 ; read 2* and committed, 176 ;
reported with amendments, Report adopted, '180 ; read V and sent to
Counci4 182 ; returned without amendment, 19Q; Assent reported, 205 .
PASTURES PROTECTION (AmENDmENT) BmL:-
Motion (Mr . Nott) for leave -to bring in, Bill presented and 'read V, 214 ;
motion made for 2* debate adjourned, 240 ; read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, - Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and
sent to Council, 241-2 ; returned with amendments, 247, House in Committee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 250-51 .
PmoLEum BILL:-
Motion (MC . W. Mc . Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
226 ; read 2* and committed, r6ported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* fofthwith and sent to Council, 244 ; returned with amendment, 249 .
PHARmAcy (AmENDmENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
PRxvATE HOSPITALS (AmENDmENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 7.
Pro Formd BILL (see "LAw OF EVIDENCE BILL") .
POLICE OFFENCES (AmExDmENT) BmL:-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10 ; 45.
POLICE OFFENCES AmENDmENT (DRUGS) B=:-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 111-112 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Repog,
adopted,
116 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 11S. ; returned without amen ent, 129 ;
Assent reported, 151 .
POLICE REGULATION (AmENDbm,;T) BrLL : .-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 65.
PRxvATE INQuLRY AGENTS BILL :-
Motion . (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1%
107-108 .
PUBLIC SERvicz (AmENDmENT) Bu .L :-
Message from Governor, 173 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and, read .1% 175 ; read 2* and Foniniitted, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 180 ; read 3 and sent to Council, 182 ;
returned without amendment, 183 ; Assent reported, 189 .
PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTECE:R STATUTORY BODIES (LONG SER~ICE LEAvE) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 173 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for. leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read-I% 175-6 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith and sent to Council, 239;
returned . without amendment, 245 .
REAL .PRoPERTY- (AmENDmENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 222 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read V forthwith and sent to Council, 249 ; retiirned without amendment,
252.
RrcHmorm To KuRRAjoNG RALLwAy (CESSATION or OPERATION)
1954) :-
BILL (Session
Assent reported, 4.'
RWER MURRAY WATERS (AmEwDmENT) BmL:-'
Message from Governor, 127 ; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring
Bill presented and read V, 131 ; read 20 and committecL reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 172 ; read V and sent to Council, 174 ;
returned without amendment, 187 ; Assent reported,~ 202.

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1954-55
&zrE&ExoEs To THE voTm LYD mocEEDmas, 37TH PARLuMENT-POURTH SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :=
STAmp DuTiEs (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION)
B
AMENDMENT BrLL:-
Motion (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 154 ;
Motion made for 2* and debaV adjourned, 158 ; read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith and
sent to Council, 159 ; returned without amendment, 160 ; Assent reported,
166 .
STATE TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATIO14 (BARRING or CLAIMS A" Rmmms) BILL :
Motion (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and,read 1%
144; Motion made for 20 and debate adjourned, 148 ; read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* forthwith
and sent to Council, 154-155 ; returned without amendment. 160 ; Assent
reported, 166 .
SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BmL:-
Message from Governor, 169 ; Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 171 ; motion for 2* and debate adourned, 176 ;
resumed and adjourned ; 180 ; read 2* and committed, reported with an
amendment, Report adopted, 182 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 186 ;
returned without amendment, 194 ; Assent reported, 202.
SUPPLY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 52 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 52 ; ordered, founded on Resolution
of Ways and Means (No . 1), presented and read 1*, read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* and
sent to Council, 53-54 ; returned without amendment, 56 ; Assent reported,
V, 61 .
SUPREME COURT, INDUSTRIAL ARBrrRATioN AND WoRxERS' COMPENSATION
(A24zNDmENT) Bnx (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
TAREE-Wixr.HAm WATER SUPPLY ADumqisTRATiozq (AMENDMENT) BmL (Session
1954) :-
Assent reported, 4.
TEcnmcAL EDUCATION or NEw SOUTH WALEs UNrvERsrrY OF TzcHNOLOcY (AMENDmENT)
BmL:-
Motion Wr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 186-1
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
191 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 194 ; returned without amendment, 194 ;
Assent reported, 205 .
TExTiLE PRODucTs LABELLwG B=L (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 8.
THEATREs Am PuBLic HALLs (AMENDMENT) BML :
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 111 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
116 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 119 ; returned without amendment, 129 ;
Assent reported, 152.
WAR SERvicE LAND SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954) :-
Assent reported, 4.
WzsTERN LANDs (Abmmmm) BmL:-
Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1* 176-
read 2* . and committed, reported without amendment, Report adapted: .
227 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 227 ; returned without amendment, 232.
WHEAT INDUSTRY STABmIzATioN BmL:-
Motion -(Mr. Graham) for'leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 141 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 148 ; returned without amendment,
155 ; Assent reported, 166.
WXCXHAM WHARF (CoNsTRucTioN) BmL:-
Message from Governor, 44 ; Motion (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1% 46-47 ; Motion made for 2* and debate
adjourned, 113 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 116 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 119 ; returned without
amendment, 129 ; Assent reported, 152 .,
TrNE ADULTERATION (REPEAL) BrLL:-
Notion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 46,-
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
171 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 174 ; returned without amendment, 190 ;
Assent reported, 205,

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INDEM.
REFERENCES TO THZ VOTES AND PROCEEDINGs, 37Ta pARLI"MTT_-poURTH SE"101T .
BLACK'ROD:-
Delivers Message from Goverlior, 2 .
BLAXLAND (See "MOTIONS") .
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
B-
BURRAGORANG VALLEY (See "MOTIONS") .
BUSINESS (See also -SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, agreed to, 51, 140 .
GENERAL :
Disposed of, Govermnent Business proceeded with, 58, 117 .
Interrupted at 6 p.m. by operation of Sessional Order,, 88, .94; 106, 179, 109, 206,
209.
Postponements--Order of -Day of General, 189, 194 .
GOVERNMENT:-
Proceeded with-it being after time for interruptionof General Business, 200,
BY CONSENT (See also "AMENDMENTS"Y :~-
Bill read 2' forthwith, 99.
Debate adjourned, on motion of Member speaking, 38, 135, 142, 232, 237, 2,44,
Motion for extension of Sittings, 96, 135, 218 .
Motion for leave of absence for Member, 10(') .
Motion for special adjournment, 230 .
CAPITAL WORKS PROJECTS (See 'MOTIONS")
CHAIRMAN OF-COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER!') :-
Takes chair as Deputy-Speaker at commencement of Sitting, 79.
RIMINGS :
Matters already discussed in,the House could not be debzted ml Committee of
Supply as it would be Duplication of Debate, 271 . .
Amendments must not be subversive of the Principle of a Bill as read a
second time, 291 .
TEbmoRARy:-
Speaker's warrant nominating Temporary Chairmen, 10 . .
CHAMBER (See "ASSEMMLY") .
CHANGES IN MINISTRY (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMtNTS11) .
CHURCHILL RT. HON. SIR WINSTON (See 'MOTIONS") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, L'
Reports unavoidable absence of Speaker, 79 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT-WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT:-
"BuRnA BuRRA", "COLLAROY", "COLLINGWOOD", "INGLEWOOD" AND "WALLAe
ESTATES:-
Motion made (Mr. Hawkins), pursuant to Notice, That House approves of
Resumption, agreed to, 58-9 .
"BENANGARoo1% . "GLEN MOAN OUTSTATION", "TALERAGAR!', "WAMBLUMA" AND
"'WEST WARRAH" (FormERLY "WINDY") ESTATES:-
Motion made (Mr. Hawkins), pursuant to Noti.ce, .That House approves of
Resumption, agreed' to, 252 .
'TANDO", "BRIGALOWS", 'TROOKONG", "'COLLY CREEK", "CuRRANcANDr", "GuRLLT",
"KJANGAROOBI", "LooxouT", "MAYVALE", "MOUNT LINDSAY", "NEwsTEAD SOUTH",
11RAwDoN11, "ROUND HILL" AND 'IULzmAN" ESTATES:-
Motion made (Mr. Hawkins), pursuant to Notice, That . House approves of
Resumption, agreed to, 251 .
;LOSURE :-
OF DMATE :-
Motion, "That the Question be, now put," (In House), agreed to, 40, 99, 129,
130, 212, 219, 220, 243, (In CoTnmittee), agreed to, 272, 273, 277, 279, 279,
281 . 282 (2), 283 (,;), 284, 285 (2) . 286 (% 287, 295, 304 .

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INDEX.
REFERENCES TO TIM VOTES AND PROCEFDI,*;Gs, 37TIl PARLIAMENIT-FOURTH SESSION .
C
COMMITTEES:-
HOUSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 64.
LIBRARY:-
Sessional Order appointing, 63 .
PRIN=c :-
Sessional Order appointing, 63 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 64.
COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT (See ."MOTIONS") .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSENT") .
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (See "MOTIONS") .
DEATHS:-
MEMBERS:-
THOMAS - JOHN SRANNoN, ESQUIRE. MEMBER FOR PHMLIP :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with widow, and for
adjournment as mark of respect, 11 ; acknowledgment reported, 167 .
CzcxL GORDON WINGFIELD, ESQUIRE, MEMBER FOR CLARENCE :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with Mrs . Wingfield and
family, and for adjournment as mark of respect, 167 ; acknowledgment
reported, 221 .
FORMER. MEMBERS :-
THE HONOURABLE JOHN ARTwm PERxixs:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill~ respecting and of sympathy with widow, 11 ; acknowledgment
reported, 21 .
MAJOR-GENERAL SIR CHAFLzs RosENTaAL, F-C.B ., C.M .G ., D.S .O., V.D.:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with widow, 11 ; acknowledgment
reported, 29 .
MRS . LmiAN FowLER : -
Motion (Mr . Cahilt) respecting and of sympathy with family, 11 .
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT" ; also "CLOSURE" ; also "BY CONSENT" ;
also "NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES") :-
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), 26,
88 (2), 105, 128 . .(-), 182, 200 C), 207 (negatived), 23, 27, 190.
Replyi.-Motion of Ceneral Business, 58, 207, . 208 .
Motion of Government Business, 220, 230.
Motion for leave- to bring in Bill, 144, 191t 234.
Motion for 2* of Bill, 59, 679 113, 119, 123, 134, 144, 155, 160, 172 (1)
176, 182, 191, 203, 2-14, 226, 227, 225, 236, 238, 241, 244.
Motion for 3' of Bill, 174.
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 77, 32, 172 .
Motion for adoption of amended Sessional Orders, 230 .
Motion for Resumption of, Estates'fo~ Closer Settlement, 59 .
Motion for Suspension of Standing Orders, 107 .
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISALLOWANCE OF REGULATIONS (See "MOTIONS") .

REMENCES TID THE VOTES AND . PROC=r=I-,GS, 337TH PARLIAMENT-FOLiRTH SESSION.
DIVISIONS:-
;N COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE :-
Test Vote, That words proposed to be left out stand, 307 .
--That .Chairman leave Chair and report, 305 .
That Chairman leave Chair and report. a Point of Order; . .291 .
That clause, as amended, stand, 305.
That clause, as read, stand, 308, 313, 314.
That the Question-be now put, agreed to, 272, 273, 277, 278, 279, 281, 282 (3),
283 ("), 284, 285 (`), 286'(2), 287, 295, 304.
That words proposed to be left out stand, 274(2), 290('), 291, 292, 294, 296,
297, 300, 301, 303, 306, 307(% 309, 310, 311 .
That words be inserted, 309 .
IN CommrrrEE OF SUPPLY :-
That Chairman leave Chair and report Point of Order, 271 .
That Estimate (Minister for Health, 1954-55) be reduced by fl, 278 .
That Estimate (Colonial Treasurer, 1954-55) be reduced by E1,500,000, 279 ;
JOCUMENTS (Refer to Index to Papers) .*
IN THE HOUSE :-
Burragorang Valley, negatived, 208.
Case of Gregory Vincent Quinn, negatived, 58.
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 213, 231 (1) .
Flood Mitigation Control, agreed to, 220.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 106-107 .
Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 112-113 .
Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 235 (2) .
Grain Elevators BilL 130 .
Metropolitan Traffic Problems, negatived, 207-8 .
Obscene and Indecent Publications (Amendment) Bill, 212 .
Suspension of . Standing Orders to-
Bring in and pass Bill through all. stages in one day, agreed to, 107 .
That Bill be now read 2', agreed to, 231, 235.
That Bill be read-31, agreed to, 212, 231, 235.
That leave be given to bring in Bill, agreed to~ 112-113"' 213 .
That, Member's time be extended, negatived, 26 .
"That . the Question be now put," agreed to, 40, 99, 129, 130, 212, 219_220, 243.
The words, proposed to . be -left out stand, agreed to, 130 .
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to~
Liquor (Amendment) Bill-Petition to be heard -at Bar, negatived, 153 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to pass Bill through all stages in one
day, agreed to, 106 .
EDINBURGH, H.R.H . DUKE OF (See "ROYAL PORTRAITS") .
ELECTORAL:-
DISTRICT OF CLARENCE :--
Speaker informs House of receipt .of certificate of the death of Cecil Gordoh
Wingfield, Esquire, and seat declared vacant, 181; Speaker, reports return
of Writ and election of William Robert Weiley, Esquire, Mr., Weiley
introduced, and sworn, 242.
DISTRICT OF PHILLIP:-
Speaker reports death of Thomas John Shannon, Esquire, and issue and return
of Writ and Election of Patrick Darcy Hills, Esquire, to vacancy, Mr. Hills
introduced and sworn, 1-2.
ZSTIMATES (See 'TINANCE") .
EXTENSION OF SITTING (See '!SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS' RELATIONS (See "MOTIONS").
FINANCE:-
SUPPLY :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 41 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 52 ; (Financial Statement, 1954-55), 48 ;
(Estimates, 1954-55), 82, 83, 84, 86, 88, 91, 94, 96 ('), (Loan Estimates,
1954-55), 84, 90, 101, 106 .
Resolution reported (Supply Bill), 52 ; (Financial Statement, 1954-56), 48 ;
(Estimates, 1954-55), 96 ; (Loan Estimates, 1954-55), 106 .
Resolutions agreed to (supply Bill), 53, (Financial Statement, 1954-55), 48 ;
(Estimates, 1954-55), 98 . (Loan Estimates, 1954-55), 106.
I

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REFEMCES TO TITE VarES AND PROCEEDiqrs, 37Tu PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
FINANCE (continued) :-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 41 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 53 ; (Financial Statement, 1954-55) . 48 ;
59, 62, 64, 67, 71, 73, 769 77, 79 ; (Estimates, 1954-55), 98 ; (Loan Estimates,
1954-55), 106.
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 53 ; (Financiai Statement, 1954-55), 79 ;
(Estimates, 1954-55), 98 ; (Loan Estimates, 1954-55), 106 .
Resolutions agre ed to (Supply Bill) 53 ; (Financial Statement, 1954-55), 79 ;
(Estimates, 1954-55), I 98 ; (Loan Estimates, 1954-55), 106.
FLOODS IN NEW SOUTH WALES (See "MOTIONS"; also "MINISTERIAL
STATEMENTS") .
FLOOD 1V=GATION AND CONTROL (See "MOTIONS") .
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSION TO BODY Of TfIE HOUSE") .
FORESTRY (See "ADDRESSES") .
GENERAL BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
WAYS AM MEANS:-
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 2.
G
OPE241NG SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 17 ; Motion made
(Mr. Coady) for adoption of Address-in-Reply and Debate adjourned,
20 ; resumed and adjourned, 23-24, 26-27, 30, 32, 33-34, 36, 3$, Addressin-Reply
agreed to, 40-41 ; presented to Governor and Reply reported, 45.
B71M BAY (See "MOTIONS") .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
HOUPE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
HOUSING ACT, 1912-1949--PURCHASE OF LAND FOR (See "MOTIONS") .
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
L
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION:-
Appointment of Lieut.-Col. E . M. Robson, as, and Mr . R. W. Askin as Deputy
Leader, 2.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LEGIS"TIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FLTND ("See "MOTIONS"),

INDEX.
195445
RESM&ENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiLmENT-rouRTu SESSION .
LE ISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also "PAPERS" Index
under this heading) :-
ELECTION OF MEMBERS TO:-
CASUAL VACANCIES :-
Speaker reports Message from Governor announcing issue of Writ and
forwarding Copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and taking of votes set
down as Order of the-Day for date specified in Writ, .B~-10, 15-16 (Both
elections uno~*osed) .
Seventh Triennial Election:-
Speaker reports Message from Governor announcing issue of Writ and
forwarding copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and taking of votes set
dow;L '
as Order of the Day for date specified in Writ, 103-4 ; Election
takes place, . 137 .
LIBRARY (See, "COMMITTEES") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
MEMBERS (see also "DEATHS" ; also "ELECTORAL")
Leave of Absence--on account of illness, 10 ; absence from State, 10 (2) ; urgent
private business, 10 .
Present Petitions, 151, 233 .
Provident Fund-Appointmeht of Managing Trustee, 201
Speeches-Motion to allow to continue for further period (agreed to), 26,
88(s), 105, 128(2), 182, 200("), 207, (negatived), 26, 27, 190 .
Sworn, 2, 242.
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
MESSAGES:-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 47, 52, 83 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR:-
1 . Assenting . to (Session 1954) Auctioneers, Stock and Station and Real
Estate Agents (Amendment) Bill 2 .
2 . Do Do Coal Mining,1ndustry (Long Service ' Leave)
Amendment Bill, 2 .
3 . Do Do Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 2.
4 Do Do Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
5 . Do Do Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
6. DO Do . Navigation (Amendment) Bill, 3.
7. Do . Do Main Roads (Amendment), Bill, 3 .
8 . Do Do . Motor Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 4.
9. Do Do Richmond to Kurrajong Railway (Cessation
of Operation) Bill, 4 .
10 . Do Do Taree-Wingham Water Supply Admihistration
(Amendment) Bill, 4.
11 . Do Do War Service Land Settlement (Amendmept)
Bill, 4
12 ., Do Do Broken Hill Water and Sqwerage (Radium
Hill) Amendment Bill, 4- - .
13 . Do Do Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 5.
14 . Do . Do Micleay Ri'ver Improvements Ba 5 .
15 . Do Do Mosman Anzac Memorial Hall (Amendment)
Bill, 5.
16. Do Do New South Wales Government Engineering
and Shipbuilding Undertaking and Electricity
Commission (Amendment) Bill. 5 .
17. Do Do Stamp Duties '(Amendment) Bill, 6 .
18 . Do Do Supreme Court, Industrial Arbitration and
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 6 .
19 Do Do Electricity Commission (Amendment) Bill,
6 .
20 . Do Do Legal Practitioners (Amendment) B" 6.
21 . Do Do Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 6.
22. Do Do Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill. 7 .
28 . Do Do Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation)
Amendment Bill, 7 .
24 . Do Do Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 7 .
25 . Do Do Fines and Forfeited Recognizances Bill, 7
26 . Do- Do Textile Products LabellinjBill, 8 .
27 . Announcing Issue of . Writ for Election of Member of egislative' Council
(in room of Mr . Latimer, deceased), 8.

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RM"MENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEMLNGs, 37TEE FARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
M3SSAGES (continued) :-
FRom nm GOVMNOR (continued) :-
.
.
.
28 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Election of Member of Legislative Council
(in roo7n of Mr . BuckleV, resigned), 15 .
29. Recommending Irrigation, Water and Rivers and Foreshores Improvement
(Amendment) Bill, 43 .
30 . Recommending Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment)
Bill, 43. 10
31 . Recommending Wickham Wharf (Construction) Bill, 44 .
32 . Recommending Estimates of Expenditure, 1954-55 (Budget Papers), 47 .
33 . Recommending Supply Bill, 52.
34. Do . Grain Elevators Bill, 55 .
35 . Do . Liquor (Referendum) Bill, 55.
36. Assenting to Supply Bill . 61 .
37 . Recommending Australian Oil Rcflning Limited Agreement Ratification
Bill, 69 .
38. Assenting to Liquor (Referendum) Bill . 75 .
39 . Recommending Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, 75 .
40 . Do . Loan Estimates, 1954-55, 83 .
41 . Do . Local Government and Other Authorities (Superannuation)
Amendment Bill, 101 .
42 . Do . Noxicus Insects (Amendment) Bill, 103 .
43 . Announcing Issue of Wr~t for S2venth Triennial Election of Members to
the Legislative Council, 103 .
44 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 121 .
~45 . Recommending Legislative ~~se.,;;~ly Members Superannuation (Amendment)
Bill, 121 . . . .
46 . Assenting to General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 127 .
47 . Recommending River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, 127 .
48 . Assenting to Fines and Penalties (Amendment) Bill, 133 .
49 . Do . Justices (Amendment) Bill, 133 .
50 . Do. Necropolis (Amendment) Bili, 134.
51 . Do. Australian Oil Refining Limited Agreement Ratification Bill, 139 .
52. Do. Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 139 .
53 . Do. Grain Elevators Bill, 139 .
54. Recommending Obscene and Indecent Publications (Amendment) Bill, 147.
55 . Assenting to Police Offences Amendment (Drugs) Bill, 151 .
56. Do . Theatres and Public Halls (Amendment) Bill, 152.
57. Do . Wickham Wharf (Construction) Bill, 152.
58. Do. Administration of Estates Bill, 152 .
59. Do . Local Government and Other Authorities (Superannuation)
Amendment Bill, 152. -
60. Recommending Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 157.
61 . Assenting to Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, 161.
62. Assenting to Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment)
Bill, 165 .
63 . Do . Noxious Insects (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
64. Do . Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
65. Do.
I
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment)
Bill, 166 .
66 Do State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill. 166.
67 . Do . State Transport Co-ordination (Barring of Claims and
Remedies) Bill, 166 .
68 . Do . Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 166 .
69 . . Do. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 167.
70. Recommending Superannuation (Amendment). Bill, 169.
71. Do . Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 173 .
72. Do . Public Service and other Statutory Bodies (Long Service
Leave) BilL 173 .
73 . Do . Land and Valuation Court (Amendment) BilL 177.
74. Assenting to Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 189 .
75. Do Companies (Amendment) Bill. 201 .
76 . Do .
L f'a Amendment) Bill, 201 .
77 . Do . N! esy Registration (Amendment) Bill, 201 .
78 Do Superanruation (Amendment) Bill, 202 .
'79 . Do . . River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, 202.
80 . Do . Opticians (Amendment) Bill, 205 .
81 . Do . Technical Education and New South Wales University of
Technology (Amendment) Bill 205 .
82 . Do . Wine Adulteration (Repeal) Bill . 205 .
83 . Recommending Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 211 .
24. Do. New South Wales State Cancer Council 'Rill . P.11 .
85 . Do. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill . 229 .
86. Do. Murrumbidgee El ;~tricity Undertaking Transfer Bill, 233.
87 . Do. Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 236 .

.
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1954-55
REMENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDLNGS, 37TH PAILLIAM&ITT-rOURTH SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRom AsSEMBLY TO COUNCIL:-
Transmitting :-
Administration of Estates Bill, 122.
Appropriation Bill, 99.
Austraiian Oil Refining Limited Agreement Ratification Bill, 115 .
Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, 227.
Companies (Amendment) Bill, 174.
Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 228 .
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 245 .
Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 70 .
Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, 141.
Fines and Penalties (Amendment) Bill, 70 .
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 232 .
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 243 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 107.
Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 236.,
Grain Elevators Bill, 131.
Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment) Bill, 238 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 238 .
Irrigation, Water and Rivers and Foreshores Improvement (Amendment)
Bill, 221.
Justices (Amendment) Bill, 70 .
Land and Valuation Court (Amendment) Bill, 225.
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 148.
Legislative. .Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 144.
-Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 160 .
Liquor (Referendum) Bill, 64 .
Local Government and Other Authorities (Superannuation) Amendment
Bill, 122 .
Lunacy (Amendment) Bill, 174.
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 248.
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage . and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 131 .
Murrumbidgee Electricity Undertaking Transfer Bill, 24'. .
Necropolis (Amendment) Bill, 70.
New South Wales State Cancer Council Bill, 244 .
Noxious Insects (Amendment) Bill, 143 .
Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, 174.
Obscene and Indecent Publications (Amendment) Bill, 213.
Opticians (Amendment) Bill, 182.
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 242 .
Petroleum Bill, 244 .
Police-Offences Amendment (Drugs) Bill, 119 .
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 182.
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Long Service Leave) Bill, 239.
Real Property (Amendment) Bill, 249 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, 174 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill, 159 .
State
.
Transport Co-ordination (Barring of Claims and Remedies) Bill,
155
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 186 .
Supply Bill, 54.
Technical Education and New South Wales University Lf Technology
(Amendment) Bill, 194.
Theatres and Public Halls (Amendment) Bill, 119 .
Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 227.
Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 148.
Wickham Wharf (Construction) Bill, 119 .
Wine Adulteration (Repeal) Bill, 174.
Agreeing to Council's amendments in :
Evidence (Amendment) Bill, 132.
timidiord and Tenani (Amendment) Bill, 158.
Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 163 .
Liquor (Referendum) Bill, 71 .
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 250 .
Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 250 .
Obscene and Indecent Publications (Amendment) Bill, 226.
Jrrigation, Water and Rivers and Foreshores Improvement

32MEM
1954-55
RErMENCES TO TIM VOTES AIM PROCEEDINGS, 37TH P-LIANIENT-rOURTH SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRow COUNCM To ASSEMBLY (continued) :-
Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 232.
Companies (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 187 .
Crimes (Amendment) Bill ; with amendments, 237 .
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 249.
Evidence (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 118-119 .
Factories and Shoos (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 145.
Fines and Penalties (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 118.
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 238
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, ' 245 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 113 .
Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 238.
Grain Elevators Bill, with amendments, 135 .
Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 246.
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 240 .
Irrigation, Water and Rivers and Foreshores Improvement (Amendment)
Pill, with amendments, 227 .
Justices (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 118 .
Land and Valuation Court (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 237 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 154.
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, without
amendment, 155 .
Liquor (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 162 .
Liquor (Referenduni) Bill,'with amendments, 67'.
Local Government and Other Authorities (Superannuation) Amendment
Bill, without amendment, 135.
Lunacy (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 187 .
Medical Practitioners JAmendment) Bill, without amendment, 252 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, without
amendment, 148.
Murrumbidgee Electricity Undertaking Transfer Bill, without amendment,
244 .
Necro olis (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 118 .
New gouth Wales State Cancer Council Bill, without amendment, 245 .
Noxious Insects (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 155.
Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 187 .
Obscene and Indecent Publications (Amendment) Bill, with amendments,
222.
Opticians (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 190 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 247 .
Petroleum Bill, without amendment, 249 .
Police Offences Amendment (Drugs) Bill, without amendment, 129 .
Public Service (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 183 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Long Service Leave) Bill,
- without amendment, 245 .
Rea Property (Amendment) Bill. without amendment, 252 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 187.
State Transport (Co-ordination) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
. . 160.
State
.
Transport Co-ordination (Barring of Claims and Remedies) Bill,
without imendment, 160 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 194.
Supply BUL without amendment, 56. - ,
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology
(Amendment) . Bill, without amendment . 194.
Theatres and Public Halls (Amendment) Bill. without amendment, 129.
Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 232.
Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, without amendment, 155.
Wickham Wharf (Construction) Bill, without 'amendment, 129 .
Wine Adulteration (Repeal .) Bill, Without amendment, 190 .
ML"MOPOLITAN TRAFFIC PROBLEMS (See "MOTIONS',) .
=NIGHT :-
Sittings after, 99, 160, 219, 240, 249 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS:-
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting changes in the Ministry, 10, 29 .
Made (Mr. Sheahan) respecting sales of land under Court Execution, 76.
Made (Mr. O'Sullivan) ' respecting treatment of patients in Mental Hospitals,
153 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting illness of Hon. E. H. Graham and exercise of
duties of Minister for Agriculture by Hon. R. B. Nott, 193 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting his recent visit to Flooded Areas of State and
extent of assistance made available by Government, 199 .
Mitri (Mr . Cahill) respecting Air Travel expenses for Members during disruption
of Train Services owing to Floods, 200.

AA
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-1954-5.5
RESMUNCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PAaLiAyzxr--rouRTH ssssiox.
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADDRESSES" ; also, "CLOSER SETTLE-
MENT") :
'ADiouRNmENT, UNDER 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
The recent dislocation of the Metropolitan Transport Services (ruled out of
. order), 39.
AIR POLLUTION IN INDUSTRIAL AREAS:-
Motion (Mr. Treatt) pursuant to Notice, That in opinion of the House . the
Government should appoint a committee of Technical Experts to investigate.
and Report upon incidence, etc., and debate adjourned~ 128 ;
BURRAGORANG VALLEY:-
Motion- (Mr. Pelly) pursuant to Notice, That Government should make a
clear statement of policy upon all aspects and effects of-the proposed
flooding of, consequent upon completion of the Warragamba Dam &c ., and
debate-adjourned, 200 ; resumed .and negatived, 208 .
CAPITAL WORKS PROJECTS - -
Motion (Mr . Black) pursuant to Notice, That a Select Committee be appointed
to inquire into and report upon administration and conduct of, by Government
since 30th June, 1946, etc., and debate adjourned, 179 ; resumed and
adjourned, 190 .
CASE or GREGORY VINCENT QUINN-INTERROGATICIN BY POLICE:-
Motion (Lieut .-Col . Robson) pursuant to Notice, for, appointment of Select
Committee to inquire into the circumstances and manner in which
Gregory Vincent Quinn was interrogated at Inverell Police Station ;
the allegations contained in a certain statutory declaration ; and the allegations
Contained in a statement by Guy Scholes Smith, etc., negatived, 58 .
FEDERAL AND STATE GovERNmENTs' RELATIONS:-
Motion (Mr. Murphy) puisuant to Notice,-That in opinion of House G .)
There have been marked encroachments on the powers of this sovereign
Parliament of New South Wales by the 'FederRI Parliament of Austraiia
and that such encroachments are contrary to the spirit and purpose of
the Australian Constitution and are detrimental to the interests, welfare
and future development . of this, the Mother State and the major State
of the Commonwealth ; (2.) These encroachments similarly affect the
rights and powers of the Parliaments of the other sovereign States of
the, Commonwealth and "therefore representations on the question should
be made by the Government to the,other States as soon as practicable,
with a view of determining A basis upon which'to approach the Federal
Government to request appropriate constitutional amendments" ; and (3 .)
In the consideration of constitutional revision the States' share of taxation
should be proportionate to the exercise by the States of their constitutional
powers and -functions ; and Amendment (Lieut.-Col .
Bruxner) to leave out from paragraph (2.) the words "therefore rep-
.1resentations on the question should be made by the Government to the
~ ."other States as soon as practicable ; with a view of determining a basis
:upon- which to approach the Federal Goveinment- to request appropriate
constitutional amendments"-with a view of inserting the following
words instead thereof :-"this Parliament should support the appoint-
"ment of a Constitutional Convention as promised by the Menzies-Fadden
"Government for the purposes of reviewing the'Commonwealth Constitu-
::tion particularly in- regard to the relationship between the Commonwealth
and the States and the creation of new States." and debate
adjourned, 105-6 ; Order of Day postponed, 19C.
FLOODS nr NEw, SOUTH WALES :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) by -consent, That House expresses deepest sympathy with
bereaved and those who have suffered loss as a result of, &c ., &c ., agreed
toj 189 .
FLOOD MITIGATION CONTROL:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) by consent, "That" this House agrees (1) That Government
should appoint a C6nunittee of Advice for the purpose of reporting
to the Govermnent in relation to, in Hunter Valley and other areas, &c.
&c. ; and Amendment (Lieut .-Col . Robson) to Omit all words after, "That' ;
with view of inserting "a Select Committee of this House be appointedto
inquire into and report, &c., &c., and debate adjourned until Later
hour of Day, -218; debate resumed, amendment negatived, motion agreed
to, 218-219-220.
98051-2
HOUSING :-
PURCHASE or LAND AT BLAxLAND FRom JOINT CoAL,BoAm:-
Motion*(Mr. McGrath) pursuant to Notice, That House approves, agreed
to, 159 .

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1954-55
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDIISIGS,
37TH FAELLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
MOTiONS (continued) :-
HOUSING (continued) :-
PURCHASE OF LAND AT HERNE BAY FROM CommoNwEALTH GOVERNMENT:-
Motion (Mr. McGrath) pursuant to Notice, That House approves, agreed
to, 159 .
PURCHASE OF LAND AT VILLAWOOD FROM Commoxv"ALTH GovEmmENT:-
Motion (Mr. McGrath) pursuant to Notice, That House approves, agreed
to, 158 .
L==LATrvE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND:-
Motion (Mr . Hawkins) by consent, That Mr . Dring be appointed in place of
T. J . Shannon, deceased, agreed to, 203.
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC PROBLEMS :-
Motion (Mr. Willis) pursuant to Notice, That in opinion of House (1) The
Government has failed to deal effectively with Traffic Problems within
the Metropolitan Area, in that it has, &c . ; (2) The Government should
embark upon a comprehensive programme, &c ., and Debate adjourned,
88; resumed and adjourned, 94, 117 ; Order of Day postponed, 189 ; resumed
and negatived, 207-8 .
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY To ANT-NzA:.s ACT-DISALLOWANCE OF RE-=ATIONS:-
Motion (Lieut.-Col . Bruxner) pursuant to Notice, That House disallows
Reeulations, "Animal Boarding - Establishments", and motion by leave,
withdrawn, 203 .
RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL, K.G., O.M., C.H., M .P ., PRMrE
MINISTER OF GREAT BMALN:-
Mction (Mr. Cahill) of congratulations to, on Eightieth Birthday, agreed to,
141 ; acknowledgment, reported, 159 .
URGENCY, TO CONSMER MOTION RELATING TO:-
Liquor (Amendment) Bil.1-Petition to be heard at Bar of House, negatived,
. 152.
NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES:-
Sudney Morning Herald INAccmum-
Mr. Speaker draws attention to "gross falsification of Proceedings", 61 .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See "BUSINESS") .
OATH OF AT .T . GIANCE (See "N~EMBERS") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR")
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See 'TUSINESS11) .
0
PAPERS LAM UPON THE TABLE (See "PAPERS" Index) .
PARLIJAM=T (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
OPENING OF SESSION :-*
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1.
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2 .
PENSIONS FUND (See "LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROV'DEV11-
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER" ; also "CHAIRMAN OF COMMI=ZS") .
PETITIONS (Refer to PAPERS INDEX ; see also "IMEIVIBERS") .
POLICE (See "MOTIONS") .
POSTPONFMIENTS (See "BUSIXESS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER") .

INDEX.
REFUENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCCEEDINGS, 37Tn PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
P
;PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
1PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT (See "MOTIONS',) .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES".) . .
A
PRO FORMA (See "BILLS") .
PRoCLAMATIONS :~
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
QUEEN ELIZABETH II (See "ROYAL PORTRAITS") .
QUES'nON :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 40, 99,129,
130, 212, 219, 220, 243, (In Committee), agreed to, 272, 273, 277, 278, 279,
282(2), 283(l), 284, 285 (2) 286, 287, 295, 304.
QUINN, GREGORY VINCENT (See "MOTIONS") .
RECOMMITTAL -(See "BILLS") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE")
ROYAL PORTRAITS :-
Signed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness The
Duke of Edinbur-h and presented to the Parliament of New South Wales,
placed on wall of Lobby behind Assembly Chamber, 13.
a
RUFFSIDE, VISCOUNT (See "ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
SALES OF LAND (See 'qVIINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
SELECT COMMITTEES (See -MOTIONS") .
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House shall sit'on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 2 .30 p.m. until 10 .30 p.m . and on Thursday from 11 a.m. . until
5.30 p.m., General Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p.m.,
agreed to, 51, 175 .
Motion (Mr. Cahill) . for suspension of to sit beyond 10 .30 p.m., agreed to, 135.
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for Government Business to take precedence of General
Business on Tuesdays and for House to sit after 10 .30 p .nL and 5.30 p.m.,
agreed to, 141, 230 .
SUSPENSION OF : -
As a matter of
HouRs OF SrrnNG-PRECEDENCE-op BusnqEss:-
Urgency:-
To continue sitting after 10 .30 p .ra., 135 .'
To consider motion respecting-
gy Consent :
Amended Sessional Order, 140 .
To continue sitting after 10.30 p.m., 96, 218 .
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSENtLY") .
SMItH, GUY SCHOLES (See "MOTIONS") .
SPEAYM (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES" ; also
"BILLS", also "ELECTORAL") :-
Absence unavoidably, reported, 79 .
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening, Speech, 17 .
Lays on'Table Warrant nominating Temporary Chairman of Conunittees, 10.
Lays Paper on Table, 63, 127 .
Leaves Chair for period (Later Hour of Day), 2.
Reports presentation of Address-in-Reply and Answer, - 45 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 2.

1954-55
RZIPERENM TO TEM VOTES AND PRocz=qGs, 37Tu rARLumzNi-rouRTH sEssioN.
J
Time of moving, 40.
Takes Chair because of unavoidable absence of Speaker, 79 .
Offers prayer, 79.
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT") .
SPEECHES (See 'IYEEM13ERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS") :-
Adjournnient Motions under 49th, 39 .
SPEAKER (continued) :-
Ru=Gs OF :-
Adjournment under 49th Standing Order:-
Motion could not be entertained before Address-in-Reply has been
adopted, 39 .
Order of Leave:-
That, whilst the, of the Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill could, with
advantage have amplified the intention of the Bill, the motion was
not necessarily Out of Order . In future Long Titles of Bill should
be more informative, 214 .
Suspension of Standing Orders:-
DEPUTY:-
Commrr=:-
Sessional Order appointing, 64 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages
in one day, agreed to, 52, 106-7 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Extension of sittings and precedence of business on Tuesdays, agreed to,
141, 230.
STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS' RELATIONS (See "MOTIONS") .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (See "NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DEBATES") .
'SYMPATHY (See "DEATHS") .
T
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF
COMMITTEES") .
TRAFFIC PROBLEMS (See "MOTIONS") .
U
MOTION M"E AS A MATTER OF :-
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all
stages in one day, agreed to, 5~, 106 .
To consider motion relating to-
Taking Notice of Motion on Paper, agreed to, 230 .
Granting Prayer of Petition to be heard at Bar of House in reference
to Liquor (Amendment) Bill, negatived, 152-153.
Amended Sessional Orders, agreed to, 140, 230.
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD ("See BLACK ROD") .
VACANT SEAT (See "ELECTORAL") .
VILLAWOOD (See "MOTIONS") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
WARRACYAMBA DAM AND BURRAGORANG VALLEY (See "MOTIONS") .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
WRITS (See "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES"),
W

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INDEX.
xxi
SUEr.F_,;cEs To THY, voTzs AND PBO=ixas, 37Tn PAPLIAZIENT-PorRTH SESSION.
PAPERS ORDBRWTOBZPRINTZr,.
AssEMBLY 10INT VOLUMM .
VOLUME .
Papem
A
.IGIITES PROTECTION-ACT, 1909-1943:-
Re-gulaiions under, 153.
PAGZ . VOL. PAGE.
.k-,0RIGINE RESERVES:-
Notiiication of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act:-
Coff's Harbour, 22.
&BORIGINTS WELFARE BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 87. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ccour~AL\TTS REGISTRATIO14 BOARD (§ee "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS") .
AcQuISITION. OF LANDS (See under various headings) .
AD .','I-NISTRATION OF JUSTICE:-
PROBATION SERVICE:-
Report, together with statistics, for year ended 30th June, 1954, 110 . . . . . . . . . . .
AD~L7LT PROBATION SERVICE (See "ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
AD%'.%..NCE TO TREASURER (See '~FINANCE"),
,%.F-OR,ESTATION (See "FORESTRY) .
AGRICL=URE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also . "DRIED FRUITS" ; also
-PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "RURAL RECONSTRUCTION") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1954, 51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FrED WHEAT:-
Correspondence between Prime Minister and Premier relating to subsidy on,
for Pig, Poultry and Dairying Industries, 143 .
WHEAT STORAGE:-
Agreernent between Australian Wheat Board and State of New South Wales
relating to, for 1954-1955 Harvest,- 95.
t
. . . . . . . . . 1 17
I
27
.i*-COHOLIC CONTENT OF BEER (See"PUBLIC HEALTH") .
. . . .2-L'L.-kNCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALE&
Report of Board, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Account, for
vcar ended 30th June, 1954, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AP L IED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED
,SCIENCE) . (See "MUSEUMS") .
AP-01',TMENITS TO CIVIL SERVICE' (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART I:XIONS (See ','LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
.-'. :',T GALLERY (See "NATIONAL ART GALLERY") .
4
67
SESSIONAL PAPERS:-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
%'i ;tes and Proceedings, Nos . 1 to 67 . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . .
Business undisposed of at the Close of Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions, and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register . of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos . 1 to 11 . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos. I to 15 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AIXTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS:-
AcT, 1935-1941 :-
Regulations, 26.
Report of Council for year ended 30th June, 1954, 215 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AILMITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE"),
AliSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS") .
4USTRALIAN WHEAT BOARD (See "AGRICULTURE") .
AWABA (See "MRnNGII) .
1
253
255
259
261
263
267
269
271
317

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INDEX.
1954-55
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE
RZFMLWCZB TO THE VOTES A" PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARIJA
EYT-FOURTH SESS10br.
A.SSEMBLY
VOLVMZ .
I
JOMT V(
Paper&-_continued .
PAGE.
VOL.
BANKS (See "RURAL BANK") .
BARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGA-
TION") .
BEER (See"PUBLIC HEALTIT') .
BEARIQUIN (See "WATER") .
BILLS :'-
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263 . . .
BORDER RIVERS (See "WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION") .
BREAD MANUFACTURE AND DELIVERY :-
ACT, 1950-1953 :-
Regulations, 14, 85 .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1951 :-
NoTiFicATioNs OF AcQuisiTioN OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT:-
179.
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1953, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
BROUGHTON HALL (See "HOSPITALS") .
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters
cornmencin~ lst January and Ist April, 1954, 57 ; 1st July, 1954, 153 ; 1st
October, 1954, 207 .
BUILDINGS, PUBLIC (See"PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES") .
BURRENDONG (See "WATER!') .
BURSARY ENDOWM= BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1949 :
Regulations, 31 .
BUSINESS:-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional .Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255
Of the Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261 . . .
BY-LAWS:-
Government Railways Act, 23, 85, 95, 122, 153, 181, 241 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 13.
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 13, 81,221.
Public Parks Act, 57.
Sydney Corporation Act, 22, 105, 199.
Technical Education and N .S.W. University of Technology, 19, 185 .
University .and University Colleges Act, 29, 31, 153, 185 .
CALLAN PARK (See "HOSPITALS") .
CAMPBELL RIVER (See "WATER") .
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See "PUBLIC HEALTH,,) .
CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE :-
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1954, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT, 1934-1941 :-
Regulations, 87 .

.~Aas~
1954-M
P&PERSOUDEREL)TV 55k-IBILI,
.rzRZ'.qCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,. 37TH 7ARIJAXENT-FOURTH SESS ION.
ASSEMML
V UMB y I JOINT VOLUME;
OL
'Pipers-continued .
PAGE. I VOL. FAG&
If
CqIEF SECRETARY (See "FISHERIES") .
CjjILD WELFARE DEPARTMENT (See "EDUCATION") .
Cj\t.MAT0GRAPH FILMS ACT, 1935-1938:-
Regulations, 30.
CIvIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .,
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETUFiNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 25, 206.
FUND:-
! .
~
Estimates for the year 1954-55 (Laid on * Table of Assembly onlij), 47 . . . . . .
PARTICUL~Rs RESPEC",=4G THE AcQuismoN OF TIM-FOLLOWING ESTATES:-
251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Benangaroo", 251 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . "Brookong", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Brigalows", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Burra Burra",* 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Collaroy", 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
::Co1lingwood", 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I Colly ; Creek", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Currangandi", 251 . . . . . . . . . . .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Glen Moan Outstation", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Gurley", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:'Inglewood", 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Kandaroobie", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Lookout", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "May,~ale", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
' N-louht Lindsay", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NeWstead South", . 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Rawdon", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Round Hill", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Talbragar", 251 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:'Wallah", 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Wanibianna", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"West Warrah", 251 . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Miman", 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 251
141
148
147
145
131
133
185
149
145
151
153
187
155
157
159
161
163
165
167
169
139
173
175
171
CO .kL (See "MINING") .
COAL MINE WORKERS PENSIONS (See 17MNING") .
CO-~,L MINES REGULATION ACT, 1912-1953:-
Regulations, 15 .
Pr ~clamations,, 15 .
0
CO .-%L MINING (See 'T4INING") .
.
CO"nn§SION, ROYAL :-
D . E . STmLEY-RUXTON Arm His INTERROGATION BY MEMBERS OF THE POLICE
FoRcv-
R,eport of Commission (The Hon. Mr . Justice Dovey), 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .. .. . . . . I 1 1 177,
I
S :
Standing and Select appointed 'during the Session (Sessional' Paper) . . . . . . 2e9
PRINTING :-
Aeports Nos .
244.
1 to 15 : 67,79, 86, 91, 101, 116, 125, 148, 162, 187, 197, 206, 215, 226,
PL~Buc AccouNTS :
first i of Report Meeting of,
(Laid duz-m*g on currency Table of of Assembly 37th Parliament, only), 63 together . . . . . . . . . with . . . . . . Minutes
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Advising of Crown Solicitor, upon non-presentation of
a Report in respect of year ended 30th June , 1953 (Laid on Table of
Assembly only), 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
~'Second Report of, duri g currency of 37th Parliament, togethi I !r with Minutes
of Meeting (Laid .
on Table of Assembly only), 111 . . . . .
.. . . .. . . . .. . . . .
log
2
2

33iV
INDEX.
1954-55
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AIM PROCEEDTINGS, 37TIl PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
PAPZES ORDM= TO I
-
ASSEMBIX
JOINT
VOLUME"
Papers-continued .
PAGE .
VOL.
I
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE NIINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CON-
FER-ENCE") .
COMPANIES ACT, 1936:-
Report on working of Act for 1954, 170 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONFERENCE :
Report of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at Canberra
on- 30th June and Ist July, 1954, 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Do . do. 26th July, 1954, 211 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSERVATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "CONSERVATION") :-
A=op= Y :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, together with answers by Irrigation
Development and Food Production Advisory Committee to certain terms
of Reference, 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTmm.TT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST-
Report; together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for year ended
30th June, 1954, 158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SOM CONSERVATION SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1953, 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1954, 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
CROWN LANDS:-
DEPARTMENT :-
Report, together with Reports by Surveyor-General, Western Lands Commis-sioner
and Prickly-pear Commissioner for year ended 30th June~
'1954, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RzGuLAT1oNs-U_,TDER ACT, 93, 206 .
I
CLOSER SETTLEMENT :-
Regulations under Act, 35, 206.
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LAms (SECTION 25) :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 14, 76, 105, 162, 170, 194, 2159 241 .
NOTMcATioNs OF REsUMPTioNs or LAND FOR :-
Public Recreation purposes, 14, 76.
PuBuc Puw~oszs (SECTION 24):-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 14, 32, 35, 76, 81, 105, 162, 170, 194,
215,241 .
CUNNINGEMM WEIR (See "WATER11) .
D
DAIRYING =.USTRY (See "AGRICULTURE") . -
DAIRY PRODAW-S' :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1954, 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
I
DENTISTS ACT, 1934-1946:-
Regulations, 174.
DISTRICT COURTS ACT, 1912-1936:-
- Rules, .128 .

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INDEX'
3my
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HrXZREXCZS To THE VOTES AND rmcxwwas, 37TE PARL1AMMn--V0VRTU MOTOZZ;
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
kSSIPMBLY
VOLUMIC. I
JOINT VOLUXES.
Papers-continued .
PAGZ . I VOL. I FAG&
36
D7
DIVISION S:-
Attendances ' of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper)
I
I .,; CoNimn-= or THE WHOLE:-
Weekly Reports, Nm I to 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
.1
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER,,)-
.
DRIED FRUITS :-
Report of Board together with Statements of Receipts and Expenditure for
1954, ~241 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DRIED FRUITS ACT, 1939-19151:-
Re .~ulations, 14.
DL7'IARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS (See"WATER CONSERVATION AND
"iRRIGATION") .
259 . . . . . . ... . . . .. .
271 .. ...... . . .
.. .. . . . .. 107
)5
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
Bt:Rs'ARY ENDowm= BOARD:-
Re~ort for year ended 30th June, 1954, 229 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHILD WELFARE:-
Report of the Minister of Public Instruction on the work of the Child Welfare
Department for the year ended .30th June, 1954, 69 6 . . . . . i .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT (PUBLIC INSTRUCTION) :-
Report of the Acting-MInister for 1953, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
it
PI:E~IC INSTRUCTION ACT:-
13 Notification of Acquisition of Land and Easements under Public Works Act,
89, 185 .
TEc~_NICAL EDUCATION :-
N76tifications of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, 25, 29 .
Report of the Minister on Activities of, for 1952, 153 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i .
.
.
U. .,;rvERsrry OF SYDNEY:-
59
By-lawa "
under .Act, 29, '31, i53, .185'.
U,t7msrry OF TECHNOLOGY*-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.Research Report covering the years 1949 to 1953, 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 .415
1 4W
1 517
. . . . . . .. . I 1 511
1 587
1 619
ELECTRIFICATION OF MAIN RAILWAY LINES (See "RAILWAYS") .
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS A1-TD ELECTRICITY") :-
ArTHORITY or. NEW SOUTH WAL= :--
Report, Statement of Account,- together with Maps for the* year ended 30th
June, 1954, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
co-,'I .mIssioN or NEW SOUTH WALES:-
R~epor,t, together with Appendices, for year ended 30th June, M3, 14
Report, together with Appendices, for year ended 30th June, 1954, i99
I)Ltl7ELOPmENT ACT, 194S-1049:~
Regulatlo*ns, 93 .
S"D-NEY COUNTY COUNCIL FOR ELECTRICITY:-
~tatement of Accounts and Balance-sheet, 1953, 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ELEc TRICITY COMMISSION ACT, 1950:-
1 '671
739
1 769
33 . NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER Punic WoRxs ACT-~
22, 178 .
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1948:-
Regulations under, 93 .
E .NTICKNAP, A . G . (Se'e "IRRIGATION") .
ESTIMATES (Sed "FINANCE") .

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RErERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAUENT-FOURTH SESSION
PAPERS ORDEREDTO BE PR
ASSEMBLY
VOLUXE .
JOINT VOLI
Papers--continued.
PAGE .
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PA4
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F
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 14, 81, 170 .
Proclamation, 14 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working
of, together with Appendices, for 1953, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Statistics Supplementary to Report for 1953, 170 . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
FARM PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926-1952:-
Regulations, 169 .
FARM WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1946:- -
Regulation, 14.
2
FAUNA PROTECTION :-
Report of Panel for year ended 30th June, 1954, 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FEED WHEAT (See "AGRICULTURE") .
FINANCE :-
EsTn4ATEs (Budget Pape7-s), 1954-55 (Laid on Table of Assembly onl~d), 47 . . . . . . . . . . . Index to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Message from Governor, together with estimates, etc ., as under:- .
(L) Consolidated Revenue Fund-Estimates of the Expenditure of the
Government of New South Wales for the year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2.) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments from the Vote
"Advance to Treasurer" 1953-1954-submitted for Parliamentary
a,ppropriation in adjustment of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3.) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments " Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (4.) Government Railways Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1954-1955 . . . .
(5.) Government Raiiways * - . . . i~ n*
a ._i~~ia~~
*
* ent * * , of * '' Payments - * * - * * * *"Unauthorised
- * *
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6.) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(7.) Road Trans-port and Traffic Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June. 1954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(8.) Metropolitan Transport Trust General' Fund-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(9.) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund~--Estimates
of Expenditure for the year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(10.) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the
year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Sydney Harbour Trust Renewals Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 19-54-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(12.) Closer Settlement Fund.-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Government
of New South Wales for the year 1954-1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Exczss Exp=nim OF APPROPRIATION FOR 1953-5.4:-
Government Railways Fund, (Estimated), .35, (Actual), 57 .
rMANCIAL STATEMENT:-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon . J. J. Cahill, M .L .A .)
covering Budgetfor year 1954-55 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 48 . . . . . . . . . . . 2
GovERNmzuT RA=wAYs FuND : -
Statement of Estimated Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation,
year ended 30th June, 1954, 35.
INCOME TAx, PREVENTION A?,m RFT OF UNZMPLOY74r= TAx, AND SPECIAL
INCOME AM WAGES TAx ACTS :-
Report bythe Commissioner of Taxation upon working c_~, for the .year ended
30th June, 1954, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
LOAN EsTmrATw:-
For'1954-55 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 83 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PuBLic Accouirrs :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the fuiancial year
ended 30th June, 1954, together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon
(Laid an Table of Assembly only), 63 2
PuBLic AccouNTs COMMITTEE :-
Index to Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . .
2
Repor t . toge
ther w ith advi Crown Solicitor, upon non-presentation of
a Report in respect of sIng the year of
ended 30th-June, 1953, 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
First report during currency of Thirty-seventh Parliament, 63 . 2
Second report during currency Of Thirty-seventh Parliament, . 11.1 . . . . . . . . . . 2
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Fly&S AND FORFEITED RECOGNIZANCES ACT, 1954:-
Regula ons, 89 .
FIRE BRIGADES:-
Report of Board of Commissioners, together with appendices, for 1953
(appendices I to X only, printed), 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Board of Commissioners, together with appendices, for 1954
(appendices I to VI, X and XIII to XV only, printed), . 233 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
mn BRiGADEs ACT, 1909-1949:- .
NoTmcATio l
179 .
xs or AcQu:t6mox OF . LAND UNDER PUBLIC Wopxs ACT:-
FISHERIES :
Report of the Chief Secretary on, in New South Wales for the year ended
30th June, 1954, 177 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 1 793
.
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949:-
Regulations under, 30, 31, 153, 181, 199.
FOOD PRODUCTION AND IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMIT-
TEE (See "CONSERVATION") .
FORESTRY :
AFFoRESTATION :-
Return,showing amount expended under the Act, 1916-1951, for year ended
30th June, 1954, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
co'?,IMSSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .
. . . . . . .
857
883
. . . . . . . . . 885
I
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisnioii OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRys ACT, FOR
FOLLOWING STATE FORESTS:-
Vulcan,~ No . 621, 22 ; Ellerslie, Binnaway, Carrai, Jenoldn, Yeriyong, 178.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES:-
Report! of Registrar for year ende& 30th June, 1954, 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 909
GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912-1953:-
Regulations, 30, 76, 153 .
GARRATT LOCOMOTIVES (See 'TLAILWAYS") .
GAS AND ELECTRICITY ACT (See also "rTXCTMCITY") :-
Regulations under Act, .1935-1952, 57, 199.
Proclamation, 57.
GAS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION :-
Result of Investigation into Health of Employees engaged in distribution in
Metropolitan Area of Sydney, 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . .. . . .
4 161
Cl-ADESVILLE (See "HOSPITALS".) .
GO~rERNMEXT FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERN-M i ENT INSURANCE OFFICE:-
.
together with statements of account and balance-sheets for year
Report 61,
ed-30th June, 1954, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . .. . . . 917
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, . 1912-1951 (See also "RAILWAYS") :'-
By-laws under, 23, 85, 95, 122, 153, 181, 241 .
GOVERINMENt SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1906, AND GOVERNMENT' SAVINGS
BAXK AMENDMENT ACT, 1913 :-
Proclamations under (vesting certain Crown Lands at Dee Why in the Rural
Bank of N.S.W.), 35, 169, 241 .
Go%'ER;NT4ENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") ,,
GOVER,~6R, HIS EXCELLENCY THE:-
Opening Speech, 17 .
'~;PAI-"~ ELEVATOR ACT, 1916:-
INOTIF~ICATION` OF'RESUMpTION . OF LAND UNDER Pvpijc Woms Acw ~on :-
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HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1953:-
Regulations, 35, 93 .
HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT"') .
HARBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST" ; also "MARITIME SERVICES) .
ITEAT (See "PUBLIC HEALTH" ; also "GAS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBU-
TION") .
HOSPITALS :-
COMMISSION:-
Report, together with staLtisticS, for year ended 30th June, 1953, 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4
MENTAL:-
Callan Park, Gladesville and Broughton Hall-Report by Inspector-General
upon allegations of'treatment of patients in, 153 .
HOUSING:-
Combasslorz:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HERNE BAY:-
Particulars, together with map, of land proposed to be purchased, 158 .
XoTrrrcATroxs or AcQuisrrioN OF LAND uNDER ACT:-
73, 77, 79, 89, 83, 85, 87, 89, 91, 94, 95, 101, 105, 111, 115, 117, 122, 125, 140,
143, 147, 158, 170, 173, 179, 181, 194, 197, 199, 206, 221, 225, 233 .
VILLAWOOD:-
Particulars, together with map, of land proposed to be purchased at, 158 .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD:-
Report, together with annexures, for year ended 30th June, 1954, 143 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1952:-
By-laws, 13 .
NOTIFICATION or Ac(juisrrioN olp LAND OR EASEMENTS uNDER PuBLic WoRICS ACT
FOW-
Blackalls. 22 ; Cardiff, Hamilton, 178 ; Hedden Greta, Chichester, 178.
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST (See "CONSERVATION") .
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE71 .
=7asTRrAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1940-1952--
RegulbLtions under, 87 .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1953:-
Reguhttifans under, 95, 194.
Proclamation, 230 .
INSURANCE (SeL- "MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT"
also "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE") .
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY"; also "WATER") :
ACT, 1912, as amended :-
Regulations, 14, 44.
IRRIGATION FARM LEASES Nos. 525 Aim 533:-
Departmental Files relating to conversion of, to Irrigation Farm Purchase by
Messrs. A- G. Enticknap and K. W. Mitchell, 197.
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IBMGATION DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD PRODUCTION ADVISORY COM- 1 .
MITTEE, (See `CONSERVATION") .
. . . . . . . . . 4

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jDI-A,LONG (See "WATER")
jC)m, COAL BOARD (See "MINING") .
jn-EF WATER . SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1915-1941.-
Regulation,170;
JUSTICE'(See,"ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
jU,STICESACT, 1902-1954 :
Regulations under, 89, .162, 217 .
KLMNLk (See "WATER") .
KU-RING-GAI CHASE :-
Report of Trustees for year end . ed 30th June, 1954, 81 .
LkBOUR ~UM - INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also "TRADE
UNIONS") :-
Repoft of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-
1950, for 1953, together with Appendices, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
Statistics Supplementary to Report for 1953, 170 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .
LAXE BALLYROGAN (See "WATER") .
L-%',D AC~UISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946:-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LANDS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:- -
Executive Council Minutes re, for N.S.W . Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the, Blind, . Shire of Warringah, 76, 179 .
i
Lk-NDAND VALUATION COURT:-
Rules, 26-.
L-%-N-DS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEG.U PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1898-1954:-
Reguiations, 26.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
CERTIFICATES'OF RETURNING OFFICER, - ETC., RESPECTING :-
Election of Cedric Alan' Francis Cahill Esquire (in room of the Honourable .
1~ugh Latimer, deceased), 37.
Election of George Henry Neilly, Esquire (in rooms, of the Honourable
F, rancis Patrick Buckley, resigned), 37.
Seventh Triennial Elections, 157 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
LIBRARY.-
130ARD OF NEw SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 19K . 128 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
PUBLIC, OF NEw SOUTH.WALES :
Repoft of Trustees for year ended 30th June. 1953, 25 . . . . .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1954, 39 . ****. . . . . .
LIDI)ELL (See "MINING") .
LIQUOR ACT, 1912i AS AMENDED:-
.eguiations, 177.
LIQUOR (REFERENDUM) ACT, 1954 :~
Regulations, 93.,
LrMGOW ,(See "MININa") .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . .. . . . .
467
479
481
LOAN . ESTIMATES (.See '=ANW) .

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS") :-
Ordinances under Act, 22, 37, 81, 93, 105 . 134, 147, 170, 199, 215 .
DEPARTmENT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Towx AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADvisoRY CombrrrrEE:-
Report, together with Map, for* year ended 30th June, 1954, 57 . . . . . . . I . . . . . .
PAGIL .1 VOX. I PA
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3
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND OTHER AUTHORITIES (SUPERANNUATION)
ACT, 1927-1954-
Regulations, 215 .
LORD HOWE ISLAND ACT, 1953 :-
Regulations, 30, 217 .
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, - 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOT-
TERIES") :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 13, 21 : 25, 31, 33, 37, 44p 57, 61, 73, 769 81, 95,
115, 123, 140, 153, 161, 185, 193, 202, 211, 217, 229 .
M
MACQUARIE RIVER (See "WATER") .
MAIN ROADS:-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1954, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
Act, 1935-1953:-
Regulations, 35 .
BoAn:-
Balance-sheet and statements of Accounts for the year ended 30th June, 1954
143 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
. . . . . . . . . . I
*MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS, ACT, 1927-1940 :
Regulations, 14, 35, 77, 169 .
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Board for yea
ended 30th June, 1954, 93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1938-1950:-
-Regulations, 22, 174.
h[EN=EE (See "WATER") .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See '%,1EAT INDUSTRIPI) .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900 :-
. Amendment of Regulations under, 23, 182 .
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "WATER") : -
ACT, 1924-1949 :-
By-laws, 13, 81, 221 .
Report of Board, together with Annexures and Maps, for year ended 30t.
June, 1954, 157 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTMCATIONS OF AcQuisrrioNs OF LAND UNDER PuBLic WoRxs ACT :-
178.
4
MII K:-
Board's Report for the year ended 30th -June, 1954, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1931-1942:-
Proclamation e.~tablishing- "Upper Hunter . Milk Distributing District", 2

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.%! :,-E SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See "MINING") .
DEPARTMENT (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE"):~
Reports (In Summary) covering the seven.years 1939 to 1945, inclusive, 73 . . . . . . . . . . 245
Report for year 1947, 230 . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 W5
Report for year 1949, 162 . . . . .. . . . : . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 431
Report for year 1950, 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report fbr year 1951, .162 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 567
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 3 703
!," .NES INSPECTION ACT, 1901-1945 :-
Rules, . 1~, 140. . .
Authorities to Mine issued . since January, 1882, under Mining Act, 1874
(Return to an Order), 171.
Proclarn~tions under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 15, 179 .
Reculations under Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Act, 15 .
Re,`ulation under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 15 .
CO .',L'.\1IN'E WORKERS PENSIONS FUND:-
. Balancei-sheet and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1951, 170 .
. . . . . . . . . 3 137
CQ1 .-,L' ANDbrL SHALE MINE WORKERS COMPENSATION SUBSIDY FUND:~
'2a~ance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1951, 162 . . . . . . . . . . 3 121
1~ .Ilance7sheet and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1952, 162 .
3 M
131alancersheet and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1953, 171 . . . . . . . . . . 3 125
Ealance'-sheet . and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1954, 202. . . . . . . . . . 3 127
CO.' .L AND~l OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS SUPERANNUATION FUND :-
5a1ance-sheet and Statements of Account for year ended 30th June, 1952,171 . . . . . . . . . . 3 129
1~al ance-sheets and Income and Expenditure'Accounts for year ended 30th
June, 1953, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Ba!ance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th J une, 1954, 202 .
. . . . . . . . . 3 133
Cit . SHALi AIINE WORKERS PENSIONS FUND:-
Ba'ance~sheet and Statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1951, 170 . . . . . . . . . . 3 185
:0 :N'T, COAL BOARD:-
together with Appendices, for vear ended 30th June, 1954, 169 . . . . . .
. . . . . . : . . a 139
AccL,unts . of Year ended 30th . June, 1954, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. a 2S5
SZ:1iSIDENCE BOARD:-
Rc~port,j to.gether with - Statement of Accounts, for year ended, 30th June, 1954,
'44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I a 1 817
""I ~,ES CONTROL AUTHORITY--
Pc-,,,rt. Statement of Accounts and . Balance-sheet and Relports of Managers
of the State Coal .Mines, for year ended 30th June, 1954, 125 . . . . .. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . 3
Z :nco-, RUTME LIMrrED:_
Departmental Files relating to . Special Leases Nos . 82 and 88 issued to, 85.
'-'*N:',G (A.%IENDMENT) ACT, 1952:-
Prodam~ations, 15, 179 .
Y :NISTERS' (STATE AND FEDERA.L) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCEII) .
(See "WATER") .
~! :74C'iELL,,K. W. (See "IRRIGATION11) .
OR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-1949 :-
Re"ulations under, 23, 182, 215'.- .
,!-'-)TOR . TRAINSPORT
I
(See* "TRANSPORr') .
"07OR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
~!_)_-OR VZIUCLES (TAXATION) ACT (See "VARIATION OF STATUTES") .
'-"~'OR Vl:~UCLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942:-
?L"uWions under, 82, 182 .
- .11AY RIVER (see "RIVER MURRAY`1) .
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1954, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 489
TI E1!!-%'01!0Gy AND A.PPT
SCIENCE (KNOWN AS "MUSEUM OF APPLIED ARTS AND
Sz1:&CF_S") :_
Pepor
! t of Trustees for 1954,233 . . . . . . . . . . . --*-*----1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 497

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NATIONAL ART GALLERY:-
Report of Trustees for 1952, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees for 1953, 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND:-
Statement of . Receipts and Disbursements for 1954, 229. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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NATIVE AND&ALS PROTECTION (See "FAUNA PROTECTION") .
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-1949 :-
Notification under Section 173, 13.
NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See 'TAIRY PRODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "EDUCATION") .
14EWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCE") .
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR EVIPROVEMENTS ACT, 1954:-
NOTIFICATIONS or AcQuismoN OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRKs ACT:-
179 .
NOMOUS INSECTS, _1934-1954:-
Regulations, 170.
NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1953:_
Regulations, 22.
NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
OAIMALE (See '%IINING")
OIL SHALE K[NING, (See '=NING") .
OPTICIANS ACT, 1930-1945:-
Regulations, 22.
ORDINANCES:-
Local Government Act, 1919, 22, 37, 81, 93, 105, 134, 147, 170, 199, 215.
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1951:-
Regulations . under, 14, 93, 169, 199,
.
PENSIONS (See '%UNING" ; also "POLICE" ; also "PUBLIC SERVICE").
PETITIONS:-
LiQuon (Ammmm=T) BtLL :-
From the Archbishop and Primate of Australia and the heads of certain other
denominations with reference to, and praying, to be heard at -Bar of
House (Mr. Evatt), 151 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PRVIENTnTG CRUELTY TO ANImALs :--,
From certain members of the, Anti-cruelty Campaign and others (MT . Tonge),
233 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PHARMACY BOARD:-
Report for 1953, 21 .
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGISTRATION ACT, 1945-1947-.- .
Regulations, 82.
FIG INDUSTRY (See "AGRIMMURE11) .
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PA7M18 OILDRBZDTO BZ Pa=TZD .
Lzr=x-NCES TO TqM VOM AND PRocmmiwGs, . .37TH PARL1AxwT-T`OVRTH RLSSION .
Aswo"" I
VOLUMZ.
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Papers--continued.-
PAG& vor~ PAGZ .
po . TSO-NS ACT, i952 :-
Proclamation, 117 .
poijcF (See also "CONMSSION, ROYAL") :- -
Report of Department, together with appendices, for 1953, 13 *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Department, together with appendices, for 1954, 241 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rrcvi_-tT1or; ACT, 1899, AND PoLicz ItzGUL&Tlox AcT, 1906:-
Rules under, 13, 44.,
SLPEILINNUATION AND REWARD FtM:-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th June, 1954, 35 . . . . .
. .. .. . .. .
41
It
... .. .... 4 85
.. . .. .. .. .4 59
POLICE OFFENCES* (AMENDM=)- ACT, 1908:-
Proclamation, 30 .
pouLTRY INDUSTRY (See "AGRICULTURE") .
P%LNIIERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE") .
PRZ~T_%'TION OF CRUELTY TO ANUIIALS ACT, 1901-1953:-
Regulations, 30, 193, 217.
MCKLY PEAr~ ACT, 1924-1944:-
Regulations, 206.
PRICKLY PEAR COMMSSIONER:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .. .. . .. . 442
MINTIARY PRC;DUCTS (See '%4ARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ;' .also
"DRIED FRUITS") .
FRI1\TING .COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRISO.% S ACT,!1952:-
Regulations, 26.~
PRIVATE HOSPITALS ACT, 1908-1954:-
Regulations, 174 .
Pv10CLxU1ATI6NS (See also also '7NFLAMMABLE LIQUM ACT" ;
also "MILK ACT" ; also "POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) - Acr-, also
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT" ; also "GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK
ACT" ; also ','GAS AND ELECTRICITY ACT" ; also "POISONS ACT") :
Calling Parliament together, 1.
Proroguing Parliam int . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ị . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
253
PL'BLIC'ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD:-
Report for, 1953, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for 1953, 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PLBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
4. .
4
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEEV) .
PUBLIC 13UILDINGS AND OFFICES:-
-NOTIMATION or AcQuLs.moN or 1,ajo tT=ER PrBLIc WORKS ACT:-
Court House, Penrith, 22 ; Prison Farm, Emu Plains, 22 ; Springwood Police
Station, 22 ; Bourke and Captain's Flat, .177 ; Leeton, 22 ; Gosfor4, 22 ;
Rail,,~ay-town, 22 ; Tamworth, 22 ; Rural Bank, Ray, 178 ; Oberon Police
Station and Court House, 178 ; Forestry Commission Garages, Lambton,
178 .

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PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS" also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
AcT, 1902-1952:-
Regulations, 22.
P
ALcoHoLic CONTENT or Bum:
Rep.ort and recommendation by the Pure Food Advisory Committee upon, 230
CANcER COUNCIL or NEW SOUTH WAixs:-
Report, together with minutes of meetings, dated 10th May, 1954, 230 . . . . . . . .
NuTB=oN COMMI= OF NEW SOUTH WALES : -
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 44 .
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PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-43 (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION or LAND UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT FOR THE
PURPOSES OF :-
178 .
PUBLIC -INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION" ; also "TECHNICAL EDUCATION
AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912 :-
By-laws, 57.
PUBLIC RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES :-
NOTIFICATION or ACQUISITION OF LAND uNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
Picnic Point, Katoomba, Bodalla, Drake and Lane Cove, 14 ; Forbes, Kosciusko
and Ku-ring-gai Chase, 76.
PUBLIC SERVANTS' ACCOMMODATION :-
NoTzrxAmoN or AcQuIsmoN or LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT :-
Bourke, 177 ; Captain's Flat, 177 .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 13, 44, 76, 169.
BoAn:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mnmm or BOARD RELATING TO ApponiTmExTs or OFFICERS TO THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS:-
Agriculture, 14, 57, 170 .
Conservation, 14, 30, 95, 170 .
Mines, 88 .
Public Health, 21, . 31, 44, 69, 87, 128, 143, 207 .
Public Instruction, 25, 39, 89 .
Technical Education, 25, 29, 229.
SuPzaANwuATioN BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
Report together with Statement of
ended 30th June, 1954, 115
Receipts and Disbursements, for year
PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1892-1944:-
Regulations, 206 .
PUBLIC WORKS (See also -"STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS" ; also
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT"' ; also "WATER',) :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1954, 134 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1qoTmcATioNs, OF AcQuismoN OF LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer to
. appropriate headings in body of Index) .
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PURE FOOD ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations, 22, 30, 174.
PURE FOOD ADVISORY COMMITT (See "PUBLIC HEALTH,,) .

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SI:FERENCES T9 THE VOTES AND PROCEMINGS, 57T11 PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
I I
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VOLVXZ. I
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Papers-continued .
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Lk]LWAYS:-
By-laws under Acts 1912-1953, 23, 85, 95, 122, 153, 181, 241 .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1954, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
Report of Conimissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1954, 23.
Do do do 30th June, .19K 95 .
Statement of Estimated Expenditurein excess of Parliamentary Appropriation
for year ended 30th June, 1954, 35 .
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for-year
ended 30th June, 1954, 57.
Statement of!Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government
Railways Act, 1912-1953, for the following months : March, April, May
and June, 1954, 23 ; July, 1954, 44 ; August, 1954, 82 ; September, 1954, 134 ;
November and December, 1954, 181 ; January, 1955, 186 ; February, 1,955,
221 .
4 W7
GARRATT LocoMOTIVES : -
Departmental File respecting contract for, 179 .
,NOTIFICATION OF AcQUISMON OF LAND OR EAsEmENTs uNDER PuBLic WORKS AcT,
1912, FoR'THE 'FOLLOWING PURPOSF-9:-
COINFIRMATim,; OF THE T=LE OF THE CommissiONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND
AT :- ; . .
!
Crockweil, 11 ; Tamboolba, 11 .
ELECTRIFICATION OF LINE BETWEEN . SYDNEY AND WALLERAWANG AT WERRING-
TON, 82
P
.
ELEcTRic TRANsmissioN LINm Am POWER STATIONS :-
Strathfield-Lawson, 23 : Blackto-wn-Emu Plains, 23 ; Blacktown, 65 ;-
Springwood, 82 ; Warrimoo, 82 ; City of Blue Mountains, 82 ; Lawson-
Blaxland, 140, 182, 215 .
MAMENANCE OF RAiLwAY TRAFFic ON EMSTING Lnqw OF RAILWAY AT:-
Doonside, Blacktown and Granville, 23 ; Enfield, 23, 140 ; Muswellbrook, 23 ;
Cockle Creek, 23, 65 ; Wyalong Central, . 23 ; Liddell, 82 ; Erskineville,
88 ; City Railway, 88 ; .St. Peters, 215.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES (See "PUBLIC RECREATION
GROUNDS AND RESERVES") .
REGUL,kTIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :-
Aborigines Protection Act, 153.
Auctioneers, Stock and Station and Real Estate Agents Act, 26 .
Bread Manufacture and Delivery Act, 14, 85 .
Bush Fires Act, 31 .
Charitable Collections Act, 87 .
Cinernatograph Films Act, 30 .-
Closer Settlement Act, 25,.206.
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 15 .
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 93, 206 .
Dentists Act 174.
District Cgurts Act. .128 .
Dried . Fruits Act 14.
Electricity Development Act, 93 .
Factories and Shops Act, 14, 81, 170.
Farm Produce Agents Act, 169.
Farm Water Supplies Act, 14 .
Fines and Forfeited Recognizances Act, 89 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, .
30,31, 153, 181,- 199.
Gamng and Betting Act 30, 76, 153.
Gas and E~eciricitv Act, 57, 199.
Harbour - and Tonn . age Rates Act, 35, 93 .
Industrial Arbitration Act, 87 .
Inflammable Liquid Act, 95, 194.
Irrigation Act, 14, 44.
Junee Water Supply Administration Act, 170 .
Justices Act, 89 162, 217.
Land and Valuation Court Act, 26 .
Legal Practitioners Act, 26.
Liquor Act, 177
Liquor (Referendum) Act, 93 .
Local Government and.Other Authorities (Superannuation) Act, 215 .
Lord Howe Island Act, 30, 217 .
-Maritime Services Act, 35.
Marketing of 'Primary Products Act, 14, 35, 77, 169 .

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Papers-continued.
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (continued) :-
Medical Practitioners Act, 122, 174.
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 23, 182 .
Mines Inspection Act, 140.
Mining Act, 15.
Motor Traffic Act. 23, 182, 215 .
Motor .Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Act, 82, 182.
Noxious Insects Act, 170.
Nurses Registration Act, 22.
Opticians Act, 22.
Pastures Protection Act . . 14, 93, 169, 199 .
Physiotherapists Registration Act, 82.
Police Regulation Act, 13, 44.
Prevention of Cruelty toAnimals Act, 30, 193, 217,
Prickly-pear Act, 206 .
Prisons Act, 26.
Private Hospitals Act, 174.
Public Health Act, 22 .
Public Service Act, 13-, 44, 76, 169.
Public Trusts Act . 206.
Pure Food Act, 22, 30, 174.
Rural Workers' Accommodation Act, 170.
Scaffolding and Lifts Act, 170 .
Soil Conservation Act, 81.
Stamp Duties Act, 13, 221.
State Lotteries Act, 169 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Act, 181 .
Stock Diseases Act, 14, 65, 93.
Supreme Court, 26, 79, 217.
Survey Co-ordination Act, 186 .
Surveyors Act, 186.
Swine Branding Act, 170.
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 13, 35,93, 169.
Textile Products Labelling Act, 14.
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 115, 217 .
Transport Act, 23, 82.
Transport (Division .of Functions) Act, 23, 18L
Veterinary Surgeons Act, 14.
War Service Land Settlement Act, 25.
Weights and Measures Act, 30.
Wool, Hide and Skin Dealers Act, 31 .
Workers' Compensation Act, 44 .
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENTI) .
R
RIVER MURRAY :-
Report of Commi Sion for year ended 30th June, 1954, 230. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
ROADS (See "MAIN ROAZS") .
ROYAL COMMISSION (See "COMMISSION, ROYAL") .
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RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Proclamation, under Government Savings Bank Act,
Land at Dee Why, 35 .
1906, vesting certain
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BOARD:-
Report for year-ended 30th June, 1954, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL WORKERS' ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1926-1951 :-
Regulations, 170 .
RUTILE (see "MINING") .
. . . . . . . . . . 4
. . . . . . . . . I
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1912-1948:-
Regulations, 170 .
SESSIONAL COMMITTEES (See "CON2VIITTEES") ;
SL"WMAGE (See "WATER" .)~,

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P"BRSORDEMUM TO BE-PRZNTED
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qOCIAL WELFARE (See"LABOUR, AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE,,) .
SOIL cOINTSERVATION (See also "CONSERVATION',) :-
Regulations under Act, 81 .
N, oTincATION OF AcQuisn7oN OF LAND UNDER PuBLic WoRics AcT:_
ilia .
SERvICE:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 140. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .. . . Big
SOL7H-WEST TABLELANDS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1924:-
_NO=CATION ; OF AcQUMMON OF LAND UNDER PUBLIc WoRKs AcT FOR:-
179.
STA~TP DUTIES:ACT, 1920-1954:-
Nlinute of Variation in respect to Royal Agricultural Society of New South
Wales, 57 ; in . respect of rates paid Ior grazing on Travelling Stock
Reserves, 143 .
Regulations, 13, 221 .
ST.'-N-DING ORDERS, (See "COMMTTEES11) .
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS CONFERENCE (See "CON-
FERENCE") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE C.IUNCER COUNCIL (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE COALMINES (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE ENTERPRISES:-
BRicKIVORKS
Statcmezil of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-
CE;nnal thereon, .for the year ended 31st Marc14 1954, 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATIF
Report oi Control Authority, together with Statement of Aiecount~ and
Reports by Managers of State Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Liddell and
Oakdale for the year ended 30th June, 1954, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 4 331
819
STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") . .
STATE LOTTERIES :-
Regulations, 169 .
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1954, 157 . . .
4 -285 .
S-1ATENTTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLiC HEALTH") .
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-147 :_'
Regulations, 181 .
S_-A=TES VARIED (See "VARIATION OF STATUTES") .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
S70CK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934:-
Re~ulations under, 14, 65, 93 .
S'7UDLEY_R~ UXTON, D. E . (See "COMMISSION . ROYAL") .
i
S'__BSIDY O.N FEED WHEAT (See "AGRICULTURE") .
-1-1ATIO.NT (See "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "POLICE") .
S~:PRE-,IE C! OURT :-
es of Court, 26, 79 . 217 ;

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SURVEY CO-ORDINATION ACT, 1949 :-
Regulations, 186.
Report of Surveyor-General under 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SURVEYOR-GENERAL :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SURVEYORS ACT, 1929-1946:-
Regulations, 186.
SWINE BRANDING ACT. . 1940 :-
Regulations, 170.
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947 :-
By-laws under, 22,106, 199.
SYDNXY COUNTY COUNCIL FOR ELECTRICITY (See "ELECTRICITY") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES") :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1954-55 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . 2
Regulations under Act, 1900-1953, 13, 35, 93 .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900-1953 :-
Regulation, 169 .
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "EDUCATION") .
T
TAXATION (See 'TINANCE") .
TECHMCAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES T) \TIVMSITy OF
TECHNOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUCATION") :-
By-laws, 185 .
Notification of acquisition . of land under Public Works Act for purposes Of,*
25,29.
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "MUSEUMS") .
TEXTILE PRODUCTS LABELLING ACT, 1954:-
Regulations, 14.
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations under, 115, 217 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING* (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
TRADE UNIONS :-
Report of Industrial Registrar for 1952, 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
TRAMWAYS AND OMNMUS SERVICES (See '"17LA-NSPORTt' ; also 'TINANCE") .
TRANSPORT (See also 'TUILWAYS" ; also '%1AIN ROADS" ; also "FINANCE99) :-
Regulations under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932-1943, 23, 182.
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1949, 23, 82, 182.
Gov=tNz,= TRANSPORT ComAnssioNm (TRAwwAy AND Omiqmus SERviczs) :-
.
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 147 . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
MOTOR TRAxsPoRT . DEPARTMENT :-
Report of Superintendent for year ended 30th June, 1954, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
ROAD TRANsPoRT AND TR"ric FUND :-
Estimates of Expenditure for 1954-55, 47 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
SYDNLry HARBouR TRANSPORT Bomm (FmRY SERvicE) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932-1947;-
Regulation : s under 23,182 .'.

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'REyFRE_VCZS TO THE VOTES A" PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PAELLiAuzNT-FOURTH SESSION .
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Papers-continued .
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L-NAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE (See "FINANCE") .
L-Nn7ERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ACT, 1900,,AS AMENDED:"
By-laws under 29, 31, 153, 185.
vN'IVERSITY O,i SYDNEY (See "EDUCATION") .
LNTVERSTTY OF TECHNOLOGY. NEW SOUTH WALES (See "TECHNICAL
EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY" ;
a6-o "EDUCATION") .
VALUER-GKNEr1AL :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1954, 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
4 703
VARIATION OF STNI'UITS:-
.NfrNUTES RECCRDING, IN RESPECT OF :-
T,iotor Vehicle's (Taxation) Act, 1951, 23 0) .
Stamp Duties Act, 1920-1954, 57, 143 .
%7ETERINARY SURGEONS ACT, 1923-1952:-
Regulations, 14.
1*0TES AND PROCEEDINGS :
Nos. 1, to 67 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
W
WAR SER~ICE LAND SETTLEMENT ACT, 1941 :,-
Regulations, 25 .
WATER :-
NOTIFiCATION OF AcQuISMON OF LAND AND/OR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC
;'WoRxs AcT~ FOR THE FOLLOVVING PURPOSES :-
DA-,IS AND WEMS:-
Macquarie River- at Burrendong, 170; Tumut River'at . Blowering, Lake
B~llyrogan, 14 ; Cunningham Weir on Dumaresq .RWer, 14; Campbell
River Dam, 22. -
DRAINAGE SCHEMES :-
Marrickville Valley, 22 ; Auburn, Annandale, 178 .
SEWERAGE SCREMES :-
Port Kembla, 22 ; Cronulla', North Parramatta, Rydalmere, 178.
WATER STORAGE AND/OR SUPPLY :-
Warragamba, 22 ; Menindee, 158 ; Jernalong, 170- MirrooL- 170' ; Canowindra,
Kiama, Junee, Crookwell, Bathurst and ~awtell, i78 ; Warragamba,
Wollongong, Maroubra, Upper Cordeaux, Cordeaux, 178 ; . Coledale,
Roseville, French's Forest, Ryde, 178 ; Gumley, 199.
WATER SVPPLY'AND/OR IRRIGATION DISTRICTS :-
Berriquin, 14, Murrumbidgee, 14 ; Kiama, 22 ; Pymble, 22 ; Alma, 22 ;
Broken Hill, 22 ; Temora (S.-W. Tablelands), 22;
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also "IRRIGATION" ; also "WATER") :-,
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1954, 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .
bZ'%TARESQ-13ARWON BORDER F"ERs :-
Report of * the Comn-Assion for . year ended 30th June, 1954, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 4 707
. . . . .. . . . 4 771
WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER") .
WATER SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITANWATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE'
;BOARD"- also "HUNTER DISTRICT - WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also
BROkig HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "WATER") -

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WAYS AND MMANS (See 'TINANCE") .
w
WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE :-
KOs. i to I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271 . . . .. . .
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1915 . AS AM=ED :-
Regulations, 30 .
WEIRS (See "WATER") .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1954, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WHEAT (See "AGRICULTURE") .
WHEAT HARVEST, 1954-55, STORAGE (See "AGRICULTURE") .
WOOL, HIDE AND SKIN DEALERS ACT, 1935 :-
Regulations, 31 .
WESTERN LANDS COMMISSIONER:-
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (See also "MINING") :-
Regulations under Act, 1926-1954, 44.
Coumassaox:-
Statistics supplementary to the Report for the year ended 30th June, 1953, 14. . . . . . . .. . 3
WORKS (See"PUBLIC WORKS") .
ZIRCON RUTILE Ln&ITED(See '=;ING") .
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1955-1956 .
(FIFTH SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH PARLIAMENT.)
LEGisLA.= AsSEMMLY.
NEW SOUTH WALES :
IND_ EX
TO THE
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
AND
PAPER& LAID UPON THE TABLE
f,lNqLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN THE
JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION
1955-1956 .
(Opened 24th August, 1955 ; Dissolved 6th February, 1956 .)
NOTE .
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses,
"Papers," page xv .
and Sessional Returns, see under.
For Proceedings on Bills~ see under "Bill&." page ii .
Tor all Wl9fioz.a, se; qnder ."Igotions," page xL
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDiNcs, 37TH PA2LLkbU2?T-FTFTH SESSION .
A
ADDRESSES:-
IN-REPLY TO TxE . GomwoR's SPEEcH :
Motion made (Mr. Rex Jackson) for adoption, and amendment (Lieut .-Col .
Robson) to add'ne* paragraph and Debate adjnumed, 18 ; resumed and
adjourned, 22, 24, 25-26 2748- 29-30, 31-32; amendment negatived ;
Address-in-Reply, agreW to, 34'-36 ; presented to Governor, and Reply
reported,--4041 . :
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INDEX
1955-56 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiArrExT-FnTm SESSION.
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
OF DmATE :-
Motion for, agreed to, 18, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 95, 131, 144 (until Later Hour),
agreed to, 70, 112.
On General Business at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 78, 84 .
Or TEm Housz :-
As' tribute of respect on death of Member, 8.
Under Sessional Order at 10 .30 p.m .~ 84.
Motion for, agreed to, 18, 229 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 37, 42, 43, 62, 82, 86, 95, 102, 114,
125, 138, 151 .
Speaker leaves the chair for period, (Later Hour), 2 .
Special :-
Motion for (provision for earlier day, if necessary), agreed to, 117, 151 .
ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE:-
Home, The Rt. Hon. the Earl of, Secretary of
Relations, of the United Kingdom, 65.
State for Commonwealth
AGED PEOPLE (See "MOTIONS") .
AMENDMENTS:-
To read Bill 2* "this day six months," 95 ; negatived, 99.
To add paragraph (Address-in-Reply), 18 ; negatived, 35 .
To omit words with view of inserting others, 73, 84.
ASSEMBLY (See also "ADDRESSES" ; also "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS" ; also
"PRIVILEGE") :-
Sessional Orders-Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business,
agreed to, 63-64, 90 .
Sessional Comm ittees-Appointment of, 40 (1) .
Sitting after midnight, 100, 149.
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2 .
11~1
BTLLS (See also ~'DIVISIONS" ; also refer to "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment to read Bill 2* "this day six months" (proposed), 95 ; negatived,
98 .
Council's amendments ordered to be taken into consideration, .(Forthfoith),
150, (Late? Hour of Day), 142, 148.
Leave given, Bill not introduced, 94 ; presented, 94.
Private Bill received from Council taken by Minister and accorded Government
Business time, 116 .
Pro formd, 14.
Reserved, 119.
Second reading set down for Later Hour, 141 (1), 142.
Standing Orders suspended (.Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills
through all stages in one day, 41, M 140.
Third reading fted by Chair for (To-morrow), 70 (1) ; (Forthwith), 94. 100,
103, 104 (2), 109, 112, 113, 117, 124 (-), 129, 130 (2), 136, 137, 143 0), 149
'PROCEEDINGS ON :-
APPRonuTioN BILL (Estimates, 1955-56) :-
Message from Governor, 41 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to . bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 88 ; ordered, founded on
Resolutions of Ways and Means (Nos . 4 to 11) . presented and read 1*,
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment,'Report adopted,
read 30 and sent to Council, 93 ; returned without amendment 113 ; Assent
reported, 119 .
Cr-m- WELFARE (AwENDw%ENT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 3.
CHuRcE OF ENGLAND CLERGY PROVII)ENT FUND (SYDNEY) AmmDmENT BILL:-
Standink Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages
in one day, 140 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 10, 140-141 ; read 20 and conunitted, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 144 : returned without
amendment, 148.

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1955-66 .
REFERENCES TO,THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37Tn PARLxAmENT-Fnr7-.
SEssrON.
B11-L-C kcontinued) :~
~PRoc=DiPG4 ON (continued)--
COAL Am Om SHALE MwE W.oRxzRs
(SuPERANNuAmox) :k~mEm BmL:-
Motion (Mr. W. McC. Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
-11, 103 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 30 forthwith . and sent to Council, 112 ; returned without
amendment, 127 ; Assent reported, 134.
COAL IxDusTRy (AwWDMMT) BxLL--
Motion (Mr. W. McC. Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10,
116;'read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 124 ; returned without amendment,
130 .
CommoNwEALTH ANw STATE llousmc' AGnEEmENT BmL :
Message- from Governor, 81 ; Motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in,
agreed to, 94 ; Bill presented and read 1% 94 ; read 2' and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 forthwith and sent
to Council, 104 ; returned without amendment, 127 .
CORNEAL AND TissUE GRAFTING BmL:-
Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 47 ;
Motion (Mr. O'Sullivan) for 2* and debate adjourned, 70 ; read 20 and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,- read 31 forthwith
and sent to Council, 94 ; returned without amendment, 115 ; Assent
reported, 120 .
[,'RrmEs (AMENDMENT) BiLL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
CRowN LA1;Ds Aa%sr.-;D-mEN-r (HOME SrrEs) BmL :-
Message from Governor, 121 ; Motion (Mr . Hawkins) fortleave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, 123-124 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read V forthwith and sent to Council,
14Z-143 ; returned without amendment, 145.
DAxRY IrmusTRY (AmEm)mENT) . BiLL :-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass 'through all stages
in one day, 140;-Motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 10, 141 ; Motion made for 20 and debated adjourned, 144 ; read
20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
V and sent to Council, 146-147 ; returned without amendment, 149 .
DISTRICT COURTS (AmENDwExT) BmL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 4.
FxRz BRIGADES . (AmENDmENT) BiLL (Session 1954-1955) :-'
Assent reported, 4.
GAwIXG AND BETTn;G (AmENDmExT) Bnx :-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring.,,in. Bill.presented and read 10, 133 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read V forthwith and sent to Council, 149-150 .
GAS AND ELEcTRicrry (AmENDmExT) BiLL (Session 19544955) :-
Assent reported, 4. .
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPRoppiAmoi; BILL (Loan Estimates) :-
Message from Governor (referred to Committee. of . Supply), 87 ; ordered,
founded on Resolution of W s and.Means . (No. 12) presented and read
V, read 2* (by consent) 21 committed, reported
Report
without amendment,
adopted, read V forthwith and sent to Council, 109 ; returned
-without amendment, 114 ; Assent reported, 120 .
GOVERN-hrENT RAMwAYS (AmENDAIENT) BnL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, S .
GOVERNOR'S SALARY (AwENDmExT) BmL:-
Message from Governor, 45 ;- Motion (Mr. Cahill) f6r leave to
Bill presented and
bring in,
read 1', 47 ; read 20 and committed, reported
amendment,
without
Report adopted, 70 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 73 ;
without amendment,
returned
109 ; Message from Governor,that Bill reserved
Royal . Assent, 119.
.
for
Hm PuRcxAdE AGREEmENTs (AmL4rmrvrExT) BiLL (Session'1954-1955) :
Assent reported, 6 .
HousiNG (AmFmmENT) BrLL:-
Message from Governor, 81 ; Motion (Mr . McGrath) forileave to bring
presented and
in, Bill
read V, 94 ; read 2* and committed, reported
amendment, Report adopted,
without
read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 124;
.returned without amendment, 130 .

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INDEX
1955-56 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiAMENT-Frrm SESSION .
B
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEwERAGE AND DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 121 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', . 129.
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (BASIC WAGE) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 83 ; Motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill
F resented and read 10, 88 ; Motion for 20 and amendment (Mr. Morton)
or 2- "this day six months" and debate adjourned, 95 ; amendment negatived,
Bill read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 98-101 ; returned without
amendment, 115 ; Assent reported, 120 .
INTEREST REDUCTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:- -
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 122 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 129 ; returned without amendment,
137. .
IRRIGATION, WATER AND Rnn= AND FoREsHoREs IMPROVEMENT (AMENDMENT)
BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
LAND AND VALUATION COURT (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
LAw or EVIDENCE BILL (Pro Formd . Bill) :-
Presented (Mr. Cahill), and read 10, 14.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MOTOR TRAFFIC Alm TRANSPORT (AmENDmENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 135 ; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill'presented and read 1*, 136 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report 'adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 149 ;
returned with an amendment ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed toi Message to Council, 150 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (REGULATION OF FLATS) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 135 ; Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to brig in,
Bill presented and read 10 129 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to CounciL 143 ;
returned with an amendment, 148 ; House in Committee, Council's
amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 148 .
LONG SERVICE LrAvz BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 97-98 ;
read . 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 104 ; returned without amendment,
115 ; Assent reported, 121 .
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Grahain) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
133-134.
10,
MEDICAL PRAcT=NERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 5.
MINES RESCUE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and
in one day; 140; Motion (Mr . W. McC. Goilan
pass through all stages
for, leave to bring
presented and read 10
in, Bill
142- read 2- and
amendment,
committed, reported without
Report ad;ptel, read 30 and sent to Council,
without amendment, 145 .
144 ; returned
MURRUMBIDGEE ELECTRICITY UNDERTAKING TRANSFER BILL (Session 1954-1955) :
Assent reported, 5 .
"TEW'~ASTLE AND NORTHUMERLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Council Bill) :-
DISSOLUTION BILL
Received from Legislative Council and read 10, 113 ;
reported without
read 20 and
amendment, committed,
Report adopted, read
returned to CounciL
30 forthwith
116-117 .
-and
NEw SOUTH WAus STATE CANCER COUNCIL BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 5 .
NzwcAsTLE TATTERSALL'S CLUB (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 128 .

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1955-56.
_T
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROMEDINGs, 37TH PARLTAmENT-rIrXH SESSION.-
, BILLS (continued)
P90CEMINGS ON (continued) :
OBSCENE Am INDrcENT PuBLicATioNs (ArAmNDmENT) BILL'(Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
PASTURES PRomcrzoN (Az;mmmENT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 4 .
PETRoLEtm BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 6.'-
POLICE REGuLATioN (AMENDmENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill)' for leave to bring in, Bill presented and' read 1 123;
read . 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 129-130 ; returned without-amendment,
137.,
POLICE REGULATION (SUPERANNUATION) Am=DmENT BILL :
Message from Goverfior, 45 ; Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, 47 ; read 2! and committed, reported without
amendment ; Report adopted, 70 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 74 ; returned
without amendment,' 109 ; Assent reported, . .12 .0 .,~
PoRT KEMBLA INNER HARBOUR CONSTRUCTION Am , AGREEMENr RATIFICATION
BILL :-
Message from Governor, 107 ; Motion (Mr. Cahill on behalf of Mr . Renshaw)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 108 ; Motion made for 2* .
and debate adjourned, 112 ; read 2* . and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 113 ;
returned without amendment, 127 .
PRIVATE INQUIRY AGENTS BILL:_
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10,
122-123 : read 21 and- committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 130 ; returned with an
amendment, 141 ; House in C6mmittee, Council's amendment agreed to,
Message to Cou4cil, 143.
Pro Forma BILL (See * 11LAw OF EvmENCE BILL") :-
PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BoDris (LONG SERVICE LEAVE) BILL
(Session 1954-1955)
Assent reported, 6 .
PUBLIC PARKS AND RESERVES BmL:-
Message from Governor, 135 ; . Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1*,, 131 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, . Report adopted, read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 137 ;
returned without amendment', 145.
Rr.~L PROPEriTy (Am=mm-TT) BILL (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 4.
SECOND-HAND MOTOR DEALERS BmL:-
Motion- (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10,' 1~4 .
STAmp DuTms (AmEmwENT) Bim:-
Standing -Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass Bill through
.0
all stages in one day; 41 ; Message from Governor (referred to Committee
f Ways and Means), 42 ; ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and
Means (No . 1), presented and read V, read . 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 62 ;
returned without amendment, 71 ; Assent reported, 77 .
STATUTORY SALAR= ADjusTmENT BmL:-
Message from Governor,' 45 ; Motion (Mi.* Cahill) foṙ. I . eave . to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1*, 46 ; read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 70 ; read 30 and.sent to Council, 73 ; returned
without amendment, 110 ; Assent reported, 120 .
SUI?PLY BILL :-
Standing Orders s . uspended (Urgency) to'bring in and pass Bill through
all stages in one day, 41 ; Message from Governor (referred to Committee
of Supply), 42 ; ordered, founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No.
2) presented and read 1', read 2* and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 67 ; returned .
without amendment, 70 ; Assent reported, 77.
SYDNEY TURF CLUB (AmENDmrNT) BILL :.-
Motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10 ; 97; read
20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3-
forthwith and sent to Council, 103-104-l' returned without amendment, 128 .

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1955-56 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiAwENT-Firm SESSION .
B
BILLS (continued) :-
PRocEzDiNGs ox (continued) .:-
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT AND CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AmmmwENT) Btu:-
Message from Governor, 122; Motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 10, 123; Motion made for 21 and debate adjourned,
131 ; read 20 and committed, 134; reported with amendments, Report
adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 136-137 ; returned without
amendment, 146.
WEsTE:RN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL. (Session 1954-1955) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
BLACK ROD:-
Delivers Message from Governor, 2.
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, agreed to, 63-64, 90 .
Private Bill (Council Bill) taken by Minister and accorded Government
Business time, 116.
GExE:RAL :
Inierrupted at 6 p.m . by operation of Sessional Order, 78, 84.
BY CONSENT (See also "AbIENDMENTS") :-
Bill read 21 forthwith, 109 .
Debate adjourned, on motion of Member speaking, 112.
Motion for leave of absence for Member, 7.
Motion for special adjournment, 117, 151 .
CHAI1UvL4.N OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-
lakes chni as Deputy-Speaker at commencement of Sitting, 23 .
TEMPORARY:-
Speaker's warrant nominating Temporary Chairmen, 6.
CHAMBER (See "ASSEMBLY") .
CHANGES IN MINISTRY (See "MINISTERIAL ARRANGFIvMNTS'l) .
C
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of S~ssion, 1.
Informs House of unavoidable absence of Speaker, 23 .
CLOSURE:-
OF DEBATE:-
Motion, "Mat the Question be now puti" (In House) agreed to, 34-35, 35-36,
36, 98, 99, 101, 102, 146 . (In Committee) agreed to, 173, 175, 176, 177,
178 ('), . 17 .9 0), 181, 183, 188, 189, 190, 191 .
COMlyrr=S:-
HO-USE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 40 .
Member replaced, 79 .
LzRRARY:-
Sessional Order appointing, 40.
PRINTING :-
Sessional Order appointing, '40.
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 40.
COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPH OF MEMBERS (See "ROYAL OPENING OF
PARLIAMENT") .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSENT") .

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INDEX
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1955-56.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION.
DEATHS:-
MEMBERS :
LAWRENCE BoRTHwIcR: KELLY, MEMBER FOR BuLLi:-
Motion, (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with widow, and for
adjournment as mark of respect, 7-8 ; ackfiowl6dgment reported, 127.
FORMER MEMBERS :-
ROBERT GR=G,, ESQUIRE:-
Motion, (Mr. Cahill) 'respecting and of sympathy with widow and family, 7 ;-
acknowledgment reported, 33 .
MRS. MILLICENT PRFSTON-STANLEY VAUGHAN :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with relatives, 7; acknowledgment
reported, 85.,
DEBATE (See also "ADJOURNMENT` also "CLOSURE" ; also "BY CONSENT" ;
also "NEWSPAPER REPORT OF DiBXTES") :-
Member directed to discontinue speech because of continued irrelevance, 149 .
Motion for Member to continue speech . for further period . (agreed to), 78.
Reply to-
Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 88, 123 .
Motion for 2' of Bill, 70, 99, 113, 130, 134 . 143, 146 .
Motion for Adjournment to terminate Sitting,'95 .*
Motion for adoption of amended Sessional Orders, 90 .
Motion for Suspension of Standing Orders, 88, 140 .
I
DEPUTY-SPF_A_KER (See "SPF_&KER") .
DISSENT (See "SPF_AJ=11) .
DIVISIONS :-
IN THE HOUSE :-
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 141 . 146,147 .
Dissent from Speaker's Ruling, negatived, 79 .,
Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 98, 99, lob.
That Bill be now read 20, agreed to, 99, 146, 147 .
That Bill be now read 3% agreed to, 101, 147.
That Report be now adopted, 100 .
That House do-now adjourn, 36, 102.
That leave be given to bring in Bill, agreed to, 141 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to,!34-35, 35 -36, 36, 98, 99, 101,
102 ; 146 .
The -words proposed to be . left* out stand, agreed to, 98.
The words proposed to be added'be so added, 35 .
Urgency motion to consider motion relating,to-
Electricity Distribution in North-west, heigatived, 86 .
Suspension of Standing Orders to pass Bill or Bills through all stages
in one day, agreed to, 140 .
IN COMMIT= or THE WHOLE:-
Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 182
War Service Land Settlement and .Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 185,
187 (2), 188, 190.
That Chairman leave Chair and report, 182, 192 .
That Clause, as read, stand, 192.,
"That . the Question be now put," 181, 188, 189, 190, 191.
That words proposed to be left out stand, 186 (11), 187, 188, 193 .
That words be inserted, 190 .
IN COMMr= OF SUPPLY:-
Supply Bill (Amendment'to reduce sums in Resolution), 'negatived, 171.
Estimates,-of Expenditure, 1955-1956:-
That 'Minister for Health" be reduced by El, 176.
That "Advance to Treasurer" be reduced by E1,000,000, 177 .
"That the Question be now put," 175, 176, 177,178 (2), 179 (-1), 183 .
IF COMMITTEE OF WAYS AM MEANS:-
That the Question be now put," 173.
DOCUMENTS (See 'TAPERS" under General Index) .

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IN=
195546.
RMMMNCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLiAmExT-F=H srssiom
ELECTORAL:-
DismucT OF BuLrx-
Speaker reports death of Lawrence Borthwick Kelly, Esquire, and issue and
return of Writ and Election of Rex Frederick Jackson, Esquire, to
vacancy, Mr. Jackson introduced and . sworn, 1-2.,
ELECTRICITY (See "MOTIONS") .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
FINANCE:-
SUPPLY :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day -resolve itself
into Committee, 36 .
House in Committee, (Supply Bill), 42, 43. 47, 64, 65 ; (Tinancial Statement,
1955-56), 41 ; (Estimates, . 1955-56), 84, 86, 88('), 90 ; (Loan Estimates,
1955-56), 105, 108 .
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 65 ; (Financial Statement, 1955-56), 42 ;
. (Estimates, 1955-56), 90 ; (Loan Estimates, 1955-56), 108 .
Resolutions agreed to . (Sugly Bill), 66 ; (Financial Statement* 1955-56), 42 ;
(Estimatesi 1955-56) (Loan Estimates, 1955-56), 108 .
WAYS AND MEANS:_
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 36 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 66 ; (Financial Statement, 1955-56), .42_71,
74, 75, 78, 80, 82 ; (Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 42, 47 ; (Estimates,
1955-56), 92; (Loan Estimates, 1955-56), 109 .
Resolutions reported (Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 47 ; .4SupplV Bill),,
67 ; (Financial Statement, 1955-56), 82 ; (Estimates, 1955-56), 92 ; (Loan
Estimates, 1955-56), 109 .
Resolutions agreed to (Stamp Duties .(Amendment) Bill), 62,, .(Supply Bill),
.67 ; (Financial Staterlenti 1955-56) ; 82 ; (Estimates, 1955-56), 93 ; (Loan
Estimatesi 195.5-56), 109.
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "AD10SSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
t,
GMUMAL ELECTION (See 'MMSTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
GENERAL BUSINESS (See IMUSINESS") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, r-e . ad by Clerk, i.
'Message from~ delivered by Usher' of the Black Rod, 2.
OPEMNG SPEECH :-'
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr. . Speaker, 14 ; Motion (Mr.
Rex Jackson) made -for adoption of. Address-in-Reply and amendment
(Lieut.-Col. Robson) to add new paragraph, and Debate adjourned,
resumed and adjourned, 22, 24,
18 ;
25-6, 27-8, 29-30, 31-2 ; resumed,
ment negatived ;
amend-
Address-in-Reply, agreed to,
Governor
34-35-36 ; presented
and Reply
to
reported, 40-41 .
GRAIN ELEVATORS BOARD-SUPERANNuATION (See "MOTIONS") .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .

INDEX
195540.
RE
:
FEFtENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGsi 37TH PARLLtmFxT7--Fn-rH sEssioN .
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION:-
Mr. Morton informs House of his election, 46 .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See '%UMMERS!') .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (See "PRIVILEGE") .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also 'TAPERS" INDEX
ufader that heading) :"
EixcTioN OF MEwmERS TO :
CASUAL VAC_A_N
SpOikeir' reilorts -Message from Governor annotincing issue of Writ and
forwarding Cop3r'thereof, .
Wiit tead by Clerk and taking of votes set
down as an Order of the Day for date specified in Writ, 11-12, .12-13 ;
Elections, 39, 43 .
LIBRARY (See "COMki*EiS") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FMANCE") .
3iEMBERS (See also "DEATHS" ; als . ~b "kLECTORAL") :-
Directed to discontinue speech, 149 .
Leave of Ab§ehce-oh account of illness, 7 ; absence from State, 7('), urgent
private business, T.
Speeches-Motion to allow to continue for hirther period (agreed to), 78 .
Sworn, 2.
MiSSAGES:-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 41, 42,
Referred to Committee of Ways and Means, 42.
FRom THE GOVMNOR:-
.
'
1
1. Assenting to (Session 1954-55) Obscene . and .Ind6ee'nt Publications
(Amehdirient) Bill, 2. '
2. Do, Do Industrial Arbitration' (Arhendment)
Bill, 2 .
3. Do Do Irrigation, Water and. Rivers and
Foreghofes Impioverhent (Amendment)
Bill, 2.
4. . . Do Do Land and Valuation Court (Amendment),
BilL 3.
5 . Do DO Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, 3.
6 . Do Do Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
7. Do Do Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
& DO, Do Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill-, 4.
9 . . Do Do Pastures Protection (Amendment)
Bill, 4.
Real-Property (Amendraentj Bill, 4.
10 . Do Do
11 . Do Do District Courts (Amendment) Bill,
4.
12. Do Do Gas and Electricity (Amendment)
Bill, !L
13 . Do Mo Government Railways (Amendment)
Bill, 5.
14. . Do DO Medical Practitioners
BilL S.
(Amendment)
15. Do Do Mukrunlbidg6e . Electricity Undertaking
Transfer Bill, 5.
16. Do Do New South Wales State - Cancer
Council' BilL &
17. Do Do Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment)
Bill, 6.
18 . Do Do' Public Service and' Other Statutory
Bodies (Long Servicei L eave ) Bill, 6 .
19- DO Do Petroleum .Bill, 6.-
20. Annoimcinj Issue of Writ for election of two members of Legislative
Council (in room of Mr. Padgen, deceased, and iw room of Mr . Horhe,
deceased) 11
21 . Announcing .Issue of Writ fbk election of two members of Legislative
Council (in room of Mr.
Armstrong, deceased), 12.
22 . Recommending Estimates of Expenditure, 1955-56', 41 .
23 . Do Stamp Duties (Amendment) Billi 42 .
24. Do Supply Bill, 42 .
McNamara, deceased, and in room of Mr.

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INDEX.
1955-56 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FUTH SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRom THE~GoVERNOR (continued) :-
25 . Recommending Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 45 .
26 . Do Police Regulation (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 45 .
27. Do Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 45.
28 . Assenting to Supply Bill, 77 .
29 . Do Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 77 .
30 Recornmending Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement Bill, 81 .
31 : Do Housing (Amendment) BUL, 81 .
32 . Do Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 83 .
33 . Do Loan Estimates, 1955-1956, 87 .
34.- Do Port Kembla and Inner Harbour Construction and Agreement
Ratification Bill, 107 .
35. Notifying that the Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill had been Reserved
for Royal Assent, 119 .
36. Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 119 .
37 . Do Corneal and Tissue Grafting Bill, 120 .
38 . Do General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 120 . o
39 . Do Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 120,
40. Do Police Regulation (superannuation) Amendment Bill, 120 .
41 . Do Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 120.
.42 . . Do Long -Service Leave Bill, 121 .
43 . Recommending Hunter District Water,~ Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment)
Bill, 121 .
44. Do Crown Lands Amendment (Home Sites) Bill, 121 .
45 . Do War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlemen'
(Amendment) Bill, 122 .
46 . Assenting to Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment
Bill, 134.
47 . Recommending Local Government (Regulation of Flats) Bill, 135 .
48. Do Public Parks and Reserves Bill, 135 .
49. Do Local Government, Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment)
Bill, 135 .
Mtom ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL :-
Transmitting :-
Appropriation Bill, 93 .
Church of England Clergy Provident Fund (Sydney) Amendment Bill, 144.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 112.
Coal Industry (Amendment) BilL 124.
Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement Bill, 104.
Corneal and Tissue Grafting Bill, 94 .
Crown Lands Amendment (Home Sites) Bill, 143.
Dairy Industry (Amendment) B" 147.
Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 150 .
General Loan Account Appropriation BUL 109.
Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 73.
Housing (Amendment) - Bill, 124 .
Industrial Arbitration (Basic Wage) Amendment Bill, 101 .
Interest Reduction (Amendment) Bill, 129.
Local Government (Regulation of Flats) Bill, 143 .
Local Government, Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 149 .
Long Service Leave BilL 104.
Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, 144.
Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 130 .
Police . Regulation (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 74.
Port Kembla Inner Harbour Construction and Agreement Ratification Bill,
113.
Private Inquiry Agents Bill, 130.
Public Parks . and Reserves Bill, 137.
Stamp Duties (Amendment) B" 62.
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 73 .
Supply Bill, 67.
Sydney Turf Club (Amendment) Bill, 104 .
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill_
137.
Returning:-
Newcastle and Northumberland Benevolent Society Dissolution BilL without
amendment, 117 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments in :
Local Government (Regulation of Flats) Bill, 148 .
Local Government, Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 150.
Private Inquiry Agents Bill, 143.
FRow COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY:-
Transmitting:-
Newcastle and Northumberland Benevolent Society Dissolution Bill, 113 .

INDEX
PtEFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIF-TH SESSION.
,
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FRom CoTiNcn, To AssEmBLY (continued) :-
Returning:-
Appropriation Bill, without amendment; 113 .
Church of England Clergy Provident Fund (Sydney) Amendment Bill,
without amendment, 148 .
Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 130.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendm ent Bill,
without amendment, 127 .
Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement Bill, without amendment,
127 . -
Corneal and Tissue Grafting Bill, without amendment, 115.
Crown Lands Amendment (Home'Sites) Bill, without amendment, 145.
Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 149.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 114.
Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 109.
Housings (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 130 .
Industrial . Arbitration kBasic Wage) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
115 .
Interest Reduction (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 137 .
Local Government (Regulation of Flats) -Bill, with an amendment, 148 .
Local Government, Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, with
an amendment, 150.
Long Service Leave Bill, without amendment, 115.,
Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 145 .
I Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, without am6ndment, 137 .
Police Regulation (Sup erannuation) Amendment Bill,'without amendment,
109 .
Port Kembla Inner Harbour Construction and Agreement Ratification Bill,
without amendment, 127 .
Private Inquiry Agents Bill, with an amendment, 141 .
Public Parks and Reserves Bill, without amendment, 145 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 71.
Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, without amendment, 110 .
Supply Bill, without amendment, 70 .
Sydney. Turf Club (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 128.
War Service Land Settlement and Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill,
without amendment, 146.
MIDNIGHT :-
Sittings after, 100, 149 .
MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS:-
Announcement (Mr . Cahill) respecting, during absences of the Hon.
Graham and the Hon. W. F. Sheahan, Q.C ., 7 .
E . H.
Announcement (Mr.
Gollan, 69.
Cahill) respecting, during illness of the Hon. W. McC.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS:-
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting Uniform Taxation and desire of State again
to levy Income Tax,'29 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) respecting Government's decision to recommend to the
Governor-in-Council the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly and a
General Election on 3 December, 1955, 85. 1
Made (Mr . Cahill) respecting necessity to postpone General Elections 'until
1956, 112 .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "ADDRESSES") :-
ADDmoxAL Puism JmxEs :
Motion made (Mr.- Sheahan) (1) That Housi~ agrees and . (2) That Address
be sent to Governor, -agreed . to, 116 ; Governor's Acknowledgment
reported, 121 .
LIVING CoNDrzToNs oF .AGED PEOPLE:-
Motion (Mr. Crabtree) pursuant to Notice,-That in the opinion of "House",
the Commonwealth Government should take steps to improve living
conditions of agedpeople, etc., etc. ; amendment . (Mr . Askin) to omit all
words. after word 'House" with view of .inserting in lieu thereof : "(1)
The Commonwealth Government is to be congratulated on the steps it
has taken sin 1949, etc ., etc.," and debate adjourned, 84.
R11EUMATic DISEASES :-
Motion Tr. Parr) pursuant to Notice,-That, in opinion of House (1) "There.
should be" a survey of the incidence of, in New South Wales . (2) There
is a marked deficiency of Hospital facilities available . . . .
is an
(3) There
urgent necessity for establishment of Research and
Units, etc. .
treatment
. . . and amendment (Mr. Hearnshaw) to omit the words
"There should be" and insert words "The Government should make an
appropriate sum of money immediately available for the
and debate adjourned,
conduct of",
78.

iii
LNDEX.
1955-58.
RZFERiNCES TO THE VOiES AND PR&EEDiNGs, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION .
MOTIONS (continued) :-
M
SUPERANNUATioN ACT, 1916-1955--ExTENsioN OF PROVISIONS To GRAIN PjEvAToRs- :
BOARD : -
Motion (Mr. Graham on behalf of Mr. Sheahan) pursuant to Notice, That
House approvej agreed to, 148 .
URGENCY, TO CONSIDER MoTioN RELATING TO :-
Amended Sessional Orders, 90.
Generation of-Electricity in North-west of State, negati-bed, 85-86.
Passage of Bill or Bills through F11 stages in one day, agreed to, 41, 38, 140 .
NEMINE CONTRADICENTE (See "BY CONSENT") .
N
0
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE (See "MEMBERS") .
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT".) .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
P
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE (See "PAPERS INDEX- ; also "SPEAKER") .
PARLIAMENT (See also "ADDRESSES', ; also "PRIVELEGE") :-
OPENING OF SESSION : -
Clerk read Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 2.
PHOTOGRAPH (COMPOSITE) OF .MEMBERS (See "ROYAL OPENING OF
PARLIAMENT") .
PRECEDENCE OR BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
]PRINTING COMMTTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRIVILEGE :
Statement by Speaker upon, in New South Wales Parliament, 19 .
PRO FORMA BILL (See "BMLS"5 .
PROCLAMATION :
Opening of Session, .read by Clerk, 1 .
QUESTION:-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House) agreed to, 34, 35, 35-36,
36,,98, 99-, 101, 102, 146 ; (In Committee) agreed toi 173, 175, 176, 177,
178(2), 1790), 181, 183, 188, 189, 190, 191 .
REPLY (See "'DEBATE") .
RHEUMATIC DISEASES (See "MOTIONS") .
ROYAL OPENING OF PARLIAMENT :*-
Composite Group Photograph to Commemorate, placed in Corridor, 9 .

0
INDEX.
1955-56 .
xj-
REFE11ENCES TO THE VOTES AND.PROCEEDn-ZGs, 37Tx PARLIAmENT-Finn SESSION.
,.'SESSIbNAL ORDERS (S~e also 'SUSfNESS" ; also "CO=TTEES'?)*.-
HOURS or SrrriNG-PREcmmENcE or BUSINESS :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 2.30 _p.m. until 10 .30 p.m . and on Thursday from 11 a.m . until
5.30 pan ., General Business to take precedence on-Tuesday until:'6 p.m.,
agreed to, 63-64.
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for Government Business to takeprecedence of General
Business on Tuesdays and for House to sit after 10 .30 pm. a.Ad 5.30 p.m.,
agreed to, 90.
SUSPENSION OF: -
As a matter of Urgency
To pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in one Day, agreed to, 41 .
To consider motion respecting-
Amended- Sessional Order, 90.
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") .
SPEAKER (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES" ; also
"BILLS" ; also "ELECTORAL") :7
Absence, unavoidably, reported, 23.
Directs Member to aiscontinue speech because of -continued irrelevance, 149.
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 14.
Lays on Table Warrant nominating Temporary Chairman of Committees, .6 .
Lays Paper on Table, 75, 139 .
Leaves Chair for period (Later Hour of Day), 2.
Makes-statement upon Privilege, 19 .
Puts Question after debate has proceeded more than 30 minutes (Standing
. Order 161), 79 .
Reads Prayer, 1 .
Reports presentation of Ad%lress-in-Reply and Answer, 41 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 2.
DEPUTY:-
Takes Chair because of unavoidable absence of Spealier, 23 .
Offers prayer, 23 .
DISSENT FRo-A RuLiNc:-
Question - without Notice based upon a current Debate (Mr. Dickson)
negatived, 79.
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURN]VIENT") .
SPEECHES (See "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS") :-
Corm%~a= :-
Sessional . Order appointing, 40 . .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or~ Bills, through all stages
in one day, agreed to, 41, 88, 140.
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to.,.-
Extension of sittings and precedence of business on Tuesdays, agreed to,
90 .
STATE INCOM:E TAX (See 'SUNISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
SUPERANNUATION - ACT, 1916-1955--APPLICATION
ELEVATORS BOARD (See - "MOTIONS") .
OF, TO GRAIN
SUPPLY (See "FINANCEII) .
SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS ACT (See "ADDRESSES") .
SYMPATHY (See "DEATHS~') .
TAXATION (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN or
COMMITTEES") .

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INDEX
IV
1955-56 .
PA PLUS ORDRELD 0 HZ PRINTRD.
rRZM:,F,X:ES:T:0T:1H1Z VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAmENT-rn"m SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
PLGZ. I Vol. PAGIL
Papem
A
30RIGiNES PROTECTION ACT, 1909-1943:-
Regulations under, 9 .
ZORIGINES WELFARE BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,CcOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS") .
~cQIUTISITION OF LAND (See under various headings) .
LDVAINCE TO TREASURER (See 'TINANCE") .
LFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ACT, 1921:-
Regulations, 65 .
AGRICULTURE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS"; also "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also
-RURAL RECONSTRUCTION') :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1955, 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LINTBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report of Board, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Account, for
year ended 30th June, 1955, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LPPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
~RT UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 190111) .
I
LRT GALLERY (See "NATIONAL ART GALLERY") .
LSSENIBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPERS :-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . 1-35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . .
Business undisposed of at the Close of §~'ss*ion-
Attendance of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos. 1 to 6 . . . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos . I to 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TO'MIC ENERGY (See "rT, CTRICITTI) .
UCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS:-
ACT, 1935-1954:-
Regulations, 10 .
Report of Council of year ended 30th June, 1955, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UDITOR-GENERAL (See 'TINANCE") .
USTRALIAN MUSEUM (See"MUSEUMS") .
WABA (See"MINING") .
I I I
. . . . . . 17
188
I . . . . . . . . .. . .
153 . . . . . . . . .. . .
155
159
. . .
. . .
. . . . . .. . .
. . . . . .. . .
161 . . . . . . .. . . . .
163 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
167 . . . . . . .. .-
169 . . . . .. . . . . . .
171
195
. . .
. . .
. .. .. . . . .
. . . . . . .. .
.. . . . . 141
ZINE (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
BIRD COLLIERY (See"MINING") .
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
KTOWN SHIRE COUNCIL (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
163 1 . . .

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RMEX
1955-56.
REFERENCES TO TEM VOTES AND PROCEEDLNGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION .
PAPEW ORDERED TO at FEUNTtL
~-~
LUM&
VOLU :
Papen-continued .
PAGE. VO1_ PAC.14
BOURKE (S~ee "LOCAL GOVEANM=") .
BRAIN, MR . V. J. F. (See "ELECTRICITY") .
BREWARRINA (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1~K 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE") .
. . . . . . 3 . 773
BUILDING SOCIETIES:-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered'into with, for quarters
commencing lst January and 1st April, 1955, 27 ; Ist july, 1955, 107 .
BUILDINGS, PUBLIC (See "PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES") .
BUSH FIRE$ ACT,'1949:-
Regulations, 9 .
BUSINESS :-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Of the Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUSINESS NAMLES ACT, 1934:-
Regulations, 20 . .
BY;.LAWS:-
Government Railways Act, 11, 43 .
HunterLDistrict Water,'Sewerage and Drainage Act, g. .Qp.
Inflammable Liquid Act, 9 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage 'Act, 3 .3, 1,07.
Saint John's College Act, 20.
Technical Education and N .S.W. University of Technology, M.
University and University Colleges Act, 23, .128, 133.
155
161
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See!7UBLIC HEAL,~N') .
CATTLE COMPENSATION ACT, 1951:-
Regulations, 11 .
CENTENARY CE.T . RATIONS ACT, 1887--
Regulations, 11 .
CHILD- WELFARE DEPARTMENT (See "EDUCAT70NII) .
CrM SERVICE (See"PUBLIC SERVICE") .
C .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT :
ACTS:-
Regulations under, 146.
FUND :
Estimates for the year 1955-56 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 41 . . . . . . . .
COAL (See ~`MINING") .
2 255
Regulations, 24 .
COAL MINING (See "MIMNG") .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 1941-
COMMITTEES:-
Standing and Select appointed during the'Session (Sessional Paper) ... . . . . . .
Reports Nos.
.
I to 9 ; 43, 67, 78, 82, 88 ., 104, lii, 134, 148 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pumic Accoums:_
Fourth Report of, during currency of 37thParliament, together
of'Me.eting on Tqble of with 141nutes
Assembly 6iali) ,97. . ; I . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
169 . . .
195 . . .
. .. .. . . . .

INDEX
1955-56 .
PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINcs, 37Tn PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION .
SSZWMY
VOLM[E .
JOINT VOLUMEA.
41t.
in
Papers---continued .
C
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS'
FERENCE"). .
CONFERENCE (See "COb
COMP .A,NIES ACT, 1936-1955:-
Regulations, 20 .
CONFERENCE:-
Report of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at Canben
22nd and 23rd June, 1955, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-ONSERVATION (SEE also "PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also "SOIL CONSERV.P .
TION") :-
AuTHoRm:-
Report for year ended 301t]h June, 1955, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT :
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRuST:-
Report, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for peri(
Ist July, 1954, to 31st December, 1954, 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE OF NEw SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSOLIDATSD REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .
CONSTITUTION (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS) ACT, 1932-1937:-
Regulations, 69 .
CONVEYANCING ACT, 1919-1954:-
Regulations, . 20 .
COOMEALLA (See "WATER") .
COONABARABRAN (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT"') .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1955, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .,
CROWN LANDS :-
DEPARTMENT:- .
Report, together with Reports by Surveyor-General, Western Lands Com
missioner and Prickly-pear Commissioner for Year ended 30th Jur
1955, 116 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REGULATIONS u=zR ACT, 22, 46, 146 .
I AQF. I VOL . I PAGIL
. . . . . . 1 145
. . . . . . 211
223
. . . . . . 1 229
240
. . . . . . 271
CLOSER SETTLEMENT Am WAR SERVICE LArm S
Regulations under Act, 21, 146.
EmENT ACTS:-
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN Liams' (SECTION 25) :
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 22, 85, 139 - .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 10, 2Z 85.
D
DA'RYING INDUSTRY (See "AGRICULTURE") .
DAIRY PRODUCTS :
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1955, &2~* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
DISTRICT COURTS ACT, 1912-1936:-
Rules, 20, 24, 78 .'
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D
DIVISIONS :-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . . 150
IN CordWITT= OF THE WHOLE:-
Weekly Reports, Nos. 1 to 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER") .
DRIED FRUITS ACT, 1939-1951--
Regulations, 65.
EDUCATION (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
E
CE[ILD WELFARE:-
Report of the Minister of Public Instruction on the work of the Child.Welfare
Department for the year ended 30th June, 1955, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT (PUBLIC INSTRUCTION) :-
Report of the Minister for 1954, 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT:-
Notification of Acquisition of Land and Easements under Public Works Act .
20.
TEcHmcAL EDUCATION--
By-laws under Act, 20, 23.
Notifications of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, 9, 83 .
Report of the Minister on activities of Department,, for 1953, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UNXVERS=Y OF SYDNEY:-
By-laws under Act, 23, 128, 133-
Report of the Senate for 1953, .9
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UNIvERsrrY OF TECHNOLOGY:-
Report of Council for year ended 30th June,'1954, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
ELECTORAL:-
Draft telegram sent by Premier to Prime Minister of Commonwealth
respecting General Elections and desirability of holding Federal Elections
in 1956, 112 .
ELECTRIFICATION OF MAIN RAILWAY LINES (See "RAILWAYS") .
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICItT') :-
AuTHoRrry OF NEw SOUTH WALES :-
Report by Mr . V. J. F. Brain, Chairman, on his investigations overseas oni
aspects of electricity, generation and supply, and use, of atomic energy, 21 . . . . . . .
CommIssioiq or NEw SOUTH WALES:-
3~
44
5
4
Report, . together with Appendices, for year ended 30th June, 1955, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEvELoPwENT ACT, 1945-1948:-
Regulations, 21, 111, 122 .
PENRITH MUNICIPALITY :-
Supplementary agreement for supply of, 21 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL FOR &Ecmucrry:-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-gheet, 1954, 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION ACT, 1950-1954 :~
NOTIFICATION OF AcquisrrioN OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
21 .
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1948 :-
Regulations under 21, 111, 121 .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") :'
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1905 :-
Regulations, 34 .

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483
617
47Y
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696-
F
ACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AIVMNDED:-
Proclamation, 14.
Regulations under, 10, 122.
Report of Department-of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working
of . together with Appendices, for 1954, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
AUNA PROTECTION:-
Reg lations under Act, 9 .
Report .u of Panel for year ended 30th June, 1955, 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT")-
!NANCE:-
ESTIMATES (Budget Papers), 1955-56 (Laid an Table of Assembly only.), 41 2
hidex to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Messaae from Governor together with estimates etc as under :-
(L) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Estimates of the Expenditure of the
Government of New South Wales for the year 1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 '
(2.) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments from the Vote
"Advance to Treasurer" 1954-1955-submitted for Parliamentary
. . . . . .
appropriation in adjustment of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
(3 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised I
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
(4 .) Government Railways Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(5 .) Government Railways Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(6.) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . 2
(7 .) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
(8 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of Expl~-i- . . . . . .
ture for the year 1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(9 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund-Statement of Payments 1
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(10 .) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of
Emoenditure for the year 1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(11.) Neticastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Statement
of Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955
2
(12.) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year ------
1955-1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 2
(13 .) Sydney .Harbour TrWt Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
. . . . *
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1955 . . . . . .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
(14 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Renewals Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1955-1956 . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 2
(15 .) Closer Settlement Fund.-Estimates of the Expenditure of the Gov-,
.
ernment of New South Wales for the year 1955-1956 . . . . . . . . .
2
- .', :CESS EXPENDITURE OF APPROPRIATION FOR 1954-1955:-
Government Railways Fund, (Estimated), 9, (Actual), 33 .
FINANCIAL STATEMENT:-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon. J . J. Cahill . M.L .A .)
covering Budget for year 1955-56 (Laid on Table of Assembly Only), 42 .
GovErzxm.FNT RAILWAYS FuND:-
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary appropriation, for year
ended 30th June, 1955 (Estimated), 9 ; (Actual), 33 .
. . . . . .
3 1 1
. .
1 1 769
1
261
29
206
218
220
229
230
233
235
238
239
248
244
&W
254
255
2 267
740--
INCOME TAX, UNEMPLOYMENT REL;EF TAX, AND SPECIAL INCOME AND WAGES TAX
ACTS :-
Report ljy the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended
30th June, 1955, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .
LOAN ESTIMATES :-
For 1955-56 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year
ended 30th June, 1955, together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon
q (Laid an Table of Assembly only), 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLic ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE :-
Third report during currency of Thirty-seventh Parliament. 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fourth report, during currency of Thirty-seventh Parliament, 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 735
2 287
2 :30S
2
2
530
1 731

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INDEX
1955-56.
PAIMMOBDRDRDTO BN PBEfr2b.
RZTERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMZNT-Purm SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLUM .
joln VOLUM&
rAGz. vor. I PAGIL
Papers-continued .
F .
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949:-
Regulations under, 9, 29, 39 .
FOOD PRODUCTION AND IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT. ADVISORY COMMIT-
TEE (See "CONSERVATION")
FORESTRY:-
ACT 1916-1951 :-
Regulations, 10 .
ArPORESTATION :-
Return showing amount expended under section 13 of the Forestry Act, 1916-
1951, for year ended 30th June, 1955, 108 .
COMMI SION:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955,,146 . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuismoN OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT, FOR
FOLLOWING STATE FORESTS:-
Weejasper, 21 ; Sunny Corner, 21 .
I
M
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES:-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1955, S7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . I sort
GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912-1953:-
Regulations, 9 .
GLENBAWN (See "WATER") .
GOVERNMENT FERRY SEP-VICES (See "TRANSPORr,) .
G
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE- OFFICE :
Report, togethev with statements of account and balance-sheets for ye;
ended 30th June, 1955, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 (See also "RAILWAYS")
By-laws under;- 11,-43 .
GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1906,
BANK AMENDMENT ACT, 1913 :-
Proclamation under,-
AND GOVERNMENT SAVINC
1
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNORS HIS EXCELLENCY *THE :
Opening Speech, 14 ; Reply, 40.
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1953 :-
Regulations, 31 .
HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANbk'L)1vr
ELA_RBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS ACT, 1912-1952:-
Regulations, 89.
HOSPITALS:-
COMAMSION:-
Report, together with statistics, for year ended 30th June, 1954 10 . . . . . . . .
MENTAL:
Report of Inspector-General for year ended 30th ~une~ 1954, 10 . . . . . . . . . . .
837
869

INDEX.
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3B purwr3m.
PAPERSORDERED TO BETBMn%D-
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION
AWZM31LY
voLM0.
JOINT VOLUMES.
P&GR.
Papers--continued.
P,LGIL Vol. I PAGE.
HOTEL TRADING HOURS (See "LIQUOR REFERENDUM") .
HOUSING:-
ACT 191Z As AmmcDED :
Regulations, 25 .
C014347MMON:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NoTincATiONs or AcQuIsmoN or LAND uNDzR ACT:-
10, 22, 24, 73, 75, 78, 85, 108, 111.
I
901L
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report, together with annexures, for year ended 30th June, 1955, 115 . . . . . . .
7ffr
M
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1952:-
By-laws, 9, 69.
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EAsEmENTs uNDER .PURLIc WORKS
. ACT:-
Kotara, 21.
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST (See also "CONSERVATION") .
sors
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "IMADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INFLAMMABLE LIQUID ACT, 1915-1953 :-
By-laws, 9 .
Regulations under, 34 .
INSURANCE (See "MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT" ;
also "GOVERNMENT INSURANCE") .
air
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See
"WORKERS' COMPENSATION"),
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATER") :-
ACT . 1912, as amended:-
Regulations, 78" 128.
WATER CONSERVATION AM IMUGATION COMMMON:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
1 70T.
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1954:-
Regulations under, 34.
KOSCIUSKO STATE PARK ACT, 1944-1952 :-
Regulations, 146.
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also 'TRADE
UNIONS") --
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-
1950, for 1954, together with Appendices, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LANTD ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946:_
NOTIFICATION OF AcQuismoN OF LAms uNDER Puamc WORKS ACT:-
University of New England, 46.
LAND AND VALUATION COURT:-
Rules, 20, 89 .
gas LAND MIAMPULATION A IJ GATIONS (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENrl) .
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VOLU11E .
SSEMRLY
JOINT VOLUMES.
Paper&--continued .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1948 :-
Regulations, 20.
L
PAOZ . VOL. P-GE.
1 LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH . WALES:-
CERTIFICATES OF RETURNING OFFICER, ETC., RESPECTING :
Election of Herbert Paton FitzSimons, . Esquire, and John Leslie Kenny,
Esquire, 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Election of Colin" Elly Begg, Esquire, and Christopher lk~9~stin-e'
.
Esquire, 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIBRARY:-
BOARD OF NEw SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th .June, 1955, 139 . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC, OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1955, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
593
595
371
377
LIDDELL (See "MINING") .
Statistical Returns of, upon closing hours of Licensed Premises, 20 . . . . .
597
LITHGOW (See "MINING") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL. GOVERNMENT (See also "PETITIONS") : -
Ordinances under Act, 21, 33, 97, 140 .
Proclamations (Baradine Town Plan), 21 ; (Coonabarabran Town Plan), 21 .
BLAcKTowN SHIR
LiQu6R REFERENDUM, 1954:-
CouNcm:-
Report by a Commissioner upon'allegation 6f Land Manipulations 'within,
116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BouREm Arm BREwARRINA MUNICIPALITIES:-
Report of a Commissioner upon proposals to alter Boundaries and conversion
of, into shires, 111 .
'Fr rcTiucrry FRANCHISE :-
.
Supplementary Agreem6nt between ~ Hawkesbuky Development Compan y
Limited and Penrith Municipal Council, 21 .
TOWN AM COUNTRY PLANN1NG ADvisoft .y CommrrrEE :,-
Report, together with Maps, for year ended 30th June, 1955, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION OF LAND, UNDER PUBLIC WoRxs ACT:-
Tjqmore City, 21 .
LORD HOWE ISLAND:-
ACT; 1953 :-
Regu.lations, 29.
Report of Board for period 23rd April, 1954, . to 31st December, 1954, together
with Accounts for 19K 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
3 i
3 1 117
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOT-
TERIES") :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions,* 20, 23, 25, 27, 29, 33, 39, 65, 699 78, 83, 89, 116,
122, 136.
M
?AAIN,ROADS :-;-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1955i 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-MARITIME SERVICES :-
ACT, 1935~195&
Regulations,'9 -.
BOARD :-
Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for the, year ended 30th June, 1955,
79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 541
. . . . . . 1 829
MARKETING OF PRMARY PRODUCTS . ACT, 1927-1940 . :-
Regulations, li.

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v.1 FAT INDUSTRY :-
Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Board for year
ended 30th June, 1955, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1915-1952 :-
Regulations, 11 .
1 3 taw
.MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900:-
Regulations, 69 .
NIETROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (See also "WATERS) :-
ACT, 1924-1949:-
By-laws, 33,107 .
Minute of Variation of Act, 9.
Proclamation, 9.
Report of Board, together with Annexures and Maps, for year ended 30th
June, 1955, 115 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
NOTIFICATIONS or AcQuismoNs or LAND uNDER PuBLic WORKS ACT:-
21 .
3 sll9~
Board's Report for the year ended 30th June, 1955, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1931-1942:-
Regulations, 10 .
3 13&
~'INE SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See '16~[INING")-
ITNES DEPARTMENT (See also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
Report for year 1954, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 1
147
117
'IN-ING :-
Proclarations under Mining Act, 1906-1952, 11, 24.
BELLBim CoLLn= :-
Report upon condition of roadways-at, 112.
MINE SL;asmENcE Bomw:-
Report, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1955,
108 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE MINES CONTROL AuTHoraTY:-
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet and Reports of Mana:gers
of the State Coal Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Oakdale and Liddell for year
ended 30th June, 1955, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . .
iNISTERS' (STATE AND FEDERAL) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE") .
OTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-1949:-
Re .-uldtions, 59 .
1 . 3 1
3
219
215
OTOR TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT")
OTOR TRJA.NSPORT DEPARTMENT
(See "TRANSPORT") .
070R VEHICLES (TAXATION) ACT (See "VARIATION OF STATUTES") .
OTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT, 1942, as . amended :-
Regulations, 69 .
I:Szui,4:-
AusTRALzAN :.,
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1955, Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
385
N
I
SSG
TIONAL ART GALLERY :-
Report of Trustees for. .1954, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. T. IVE ANTMALS PROTECTION (See'TAUNA PROTECTION") .
%IGATION ACT, 190,1-1954-.-
Regulations, '41. 83 .
399

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1955-5c
.
. .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Calling Parliament together, 1 .
Dissolving, Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
153 . . .
PAPM808DAZUMTOARFAM0
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PRocEEDiNGs, 37TH PARX;AMZNT-FU;TH SESSION .
""M=y I JOINT VOLMM
vor.Ulm
PA03L I V01- I PA01.
Papen--continued .
"W ENGLAND UNIVERSZTY (See "UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND") .
NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS,$) .
NEW SOUTH- WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "EDUCATION") .
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCZ") .
NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1953 :-
Regulations, 10.
~NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
OAKDALE (See "MININGP) .
OBSCENE AND INDECENT PUBLICATIONS ACT, 190171955 :-
Regulations, 29 .
ORDINANCES:-
Local Government Act, 1919, 21, 33, 97, 140.
P
j?ASTURES - PROTECTION ACT, 19344955:-
Regulations under, 11, 34, 73, 128.
IMNSIONS (See "POLICE" ; also'-'PUBLIC SERVICE") .
FZST DESTROYERS-ACT, 1945 .--
Regulation,11.
YELARMACY BOARD :-
Report for 1954, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .. . .. . . . 3
3qANT DISEA S ACT, 1924:-
Regulations, 89 .
-POLICE (See also "COMMSSION, ROYAL") :-
ParvLATioN, AcT, 1899, Aim PoLicz REGULATION AcT, 1906 :-
Rules -.uhdm 9,- 69:
SUPERANNUATION )LND .Rzwmw1FuND:-
Statement~ of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9 . . . . . . .
POISONS'ACT, 1952:-
Regulation, 83.
]POLICE OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908:-
Regulation, 83.
PREm:IERS1 CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE") .
I-RICKLY PEAR DESTRUCTION COMMISSIONER :-
. . . . . . . . . 3L 29
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2ff
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ; also
"DRIED FRUITS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMTTEES!') .
PROCLAMATIONS (See also "MINING" also "LOCAL GOVERNMENT,' . also
"METROPOLITAN WATER, SE*EAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT" ;'
. .GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK ACT") :-
also

INDEX
iiii , ,
195~4&
PAPERS ORDERUD t 0 BE PRtRT=
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDiNGS, 37TI:r
PARLIAMENT-F= SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME .
I
JOINT VOLUMEL
PAGIL
vor.
PAQN.
Papers-continued .
P
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES:-
NormcATiox or AcQrnmox or Lmm UNDER Pusxac Womm ACT--
Port Kembla District Worlis Office, 21 ; Public Servants Premises, Narrabri~ 21 ;
Depot and Storej Moree, 46 .
PUBLIC HEALTH (see also ~ciiosprrALv, also "PUBLIC SERVICE") :-
ACT, 1902-1952:-
Regulations, 63 .
CANCER COUNCM OF NEW SOUTH WAIES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 107 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NummoN Com OF NEW SOUTH WAT
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 3 1 235
3 265
zr
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-43 (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
Regulations, 10 .
NoTmcATioz; or AcQuismoN OF LAND UNDER THE PuBLic WoRxs ACT FOR iHE
PURPOSES or :-
21.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "E D' ijlbkt6li~' I ; also "T'ECANICAL EDUCATION
AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY") .
PUBI:IC LIBRARY (See "LMRARr') .
PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902 :-
Regulations, 146.
PUBLIC SERVANTS' ACCOMMODATION :-
NormcAmw or AcQuisrnoN OF LAND umER Pu=c WoR= ACT:-
Narrabri~ 2l . .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 9 .
BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MnMTES OF BoAm REIATING To Appourrmmm or Omcws To THE FoLLowING
DEPARTmrNTs :-
Agriculture, 89.
Conservation. 10, 21, 69, 89 .
Local Government, 122.
Public Health, 10, 33, $2, 136.
Public Instruction, 23, 87, ill .
Technical Education, 23, ill .
SUPERAxNuATrox Bomw :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d . . . . . . . . . . . .
Seventh Quinquennial Valuation of Fund, 78 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ị
PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS",- also
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT" ; also "WATER") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1955, Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS or AcQu:rsrrioN OF LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER ACT, 1912 ~Refer
to appropriate headings in body of Index) .
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations, lo .
Q
W11NIQUENNIAL VALUATION,
"PUBLIC SERVICE-) .
STATE SUPERANNUATION FUN-D (See
25713-3
a 257
. . . . . . 3 $21
sw

Xxvi
INDEX
1955-56.
PAPERSORDERED TO O& FLUN rED.
RZFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 37TH PARLIAME-NT-FIFTH SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLtIME .
JOUIT VOLUMES.
Papers-cortinued .
F-CLWAYS :-
By-laws under Acts 1612-1955, 11, 43. .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1954, 11 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1954, 11 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1955, 11 .
Statement of Estimated Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation
for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9.
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for year
. ended 30th June, 33 .
Statement of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of G6vernment
Railways Act, 1912-1955, for the following months : March, April, May
and June, 1955, 11 ; July, 1955, 69 ; August, 1955, 87 ; September, 1955, 122 .
NOTIFICATION or AcQuisrnoN or LAND OR EAsEmr2Vrs UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT,
1912, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
CoNEIRwATioN OF THE TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND :-
Mudgee-Dunedoo, 11 ; Goulburn, 39 ; Wagga Wagga-T=barumba, 88 .
ELECTRIC TRANsmissiou LINES AND POWER STATIONS :
Strathfield-Lawson, 11 ; Seven Hills, 11 ; Lawson-Blaxland, 11, 39 .
MAINTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON EXISTING LINES OF RAILWAY AT:-
Mortonmain, Alexandria, Seven Hills, 10 ; Clarence, Penrith, Rozelle, 11 ;
Harris Park, 39 ; Ivanhoe, 133 .
MISCELLANEOUS :-
Down Refuge Siding, Penrith, 11 .
SCARBOROUGH RAILWAY TUNNEL:-
Departmental File relating to the condition of, on the Stanwell Park-
Coledale Deviation, 22 .-
-
.
.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
RECREATION GROUNDS AND RESERVES
GROUNDS AND RESERVES") .
(See "PUBLIC RECREATION
REFERENDUM ON CLOSING HOUR OF LICENSED PREMISES (See "LIQUOR
REFERENDUM!') .
REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS (See
NANCES") :-
also "BY-LAWS"; also "ORDI-
Aborigines Protection Act, 9.
Agricultural Seeds Act~'65 .
Auctioneers, : Stock and St~tion and Real Estate- Agents Act, 10.
Bush Fires Act, 9.
Business Names Act, 20 . -
Cattle Compensation Act, 11 .
Centenary Celebration Act, 11 .
Closer Settlement -Acts, 146.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Act, 24.
Companies Act, 20.
Constitution (Legislative Council Elections .) Bill, ~69 .*
Conveyancing Act, 20.
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 21, 46, 146.
District Courts Act, 20, 24; 7&
Dried Fruits Act, 65 .,
Electricity Development Act, 21, 111, 122.
Explosives- Act, 34 .
Factories and Shops Act, 10, 122.
Fauna- Protection Act, 9.
Fisheries and Oyster Farms- Act, 9, 29, 39.
Forestry Act, 10.
Gaming and Betting Act, 9.
Harbour and Tonnage- Rates Act, 31 .
Height- of Buildings Act, 89 .
Housing Act, 25.
inflammable Liquid Act, 34.
I&igation Act, 78, 128.
Justices Act, 34 .
Kosciusko State Park Act, 146 .
Land and Valuation Court Act, 20, 89 .
Landlord . and Tenant (Amendment) Act, 20 .
Lord Howe Island Act, 29.
Maritime Services Act, 9.
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 11 .
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 69 .
Milk Act, 10.
Motor Traffic Act, 69
Motor Vehicles (Thir ḋ Party Insurance) Act 69 .
Navigation Act, 31, 83 .
_Nurses Registration Act; 10 .

MEX.
xxvii
195546 .
.NrED .
PAPERS OILDERI D ! 0 It Z PBXNTIM.
NES.
11
RE,~E:rE.NcEs To TaE voTEs AND PRocrmiNcs, 37TH PARLXAMENT-FIFTH SMION.
. .
ASSENIBLY
I
VOLUMIL . I
JOINT VOLUMEF.
9.
PAGE. VOL. PAG16
Papers-continued .
R
.
REGULATIONS, RULES AND FORMS (See
NANCES") (continued) :-
also "BY-LAWS" ; also "ORDI-
Pest Destroyers Act, 11.
Plant Diseases Act, 89.
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 83.
Police Regulation Act, 9, 69 .
Private Hospitals Act, 10.
Public Health Act, 63 Public Roads Act, 146 .
Public Service Act, 9.
Pure Fbbd Act, 10.
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act,'146.
Scaffolding and Lifts Act, 10 .
Sheriff Act, 34 .
Small Debts Recovery Act, 10 .
Stock Diseases Act, 11 .
Stock Foods and Medicines Act, 11 .
Supreme Court, 27, 34, 63, 789 89.
~Surveyors Act, 21 .
Sydney Corporation Act (Deemed to be an Ordinance), 140,
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology Act, 20 .
Transport Act, 11, 69.
Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 11, 69 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 21 .
Workers' Compensation . Act, 122.
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLFMENT") .
RICHARDS, THE HONOURABLE MR . JUSTICE (See "TEVIBER INDUSTRY IN
NEW SOUTH WALES") .
I
BROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT"') .
ROADS (S :!e "MAIN ROADS") .
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 12t
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE ACT, 1857;-
By-laws, 20 .
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1912-1948--
Regulations, 10.
SCARBOROUGH RAILWAY TUNNEL (See "RAILWAYS") .
SESSIONAL COMMITTEES (See "COMIMTI!TEES") .
SEWERAGE (See"WATER") .
SHERIFF ACT, 1900:-
. Regulations, 34.
SILICA DUST DISEASES (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
S'%L,kLL DEBTS RECOVERY ACT, 1912-1955 :-
Rule 10.
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE-) ,
SOIL CONSERVATION (See also "CONSERVATION") :-
Regulations under Act,
NOTMCAnox oF AcQuisrnoz; op LA.,m u"N-DER PuBLic WORKs ACT:-
21.
SEMCE :
RePort for year ended 30th June, 1955, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25713-4

A~
INDEX
PAPEMS OILDLRXD 10 BE FRO71
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES ANm FRocEErjiNGs,
37TH PARLIAMENT-FIFTH SESSION.
ASSEly_BLY
VOLUMS.
JOINT VOLUU
Papen-continued.
I-AGB . I vor. PAGA
STAMP DOT S ACT, 1920 :4955:-
Minute of Variation in respect to, 128 .
STANDING ORDERS (See "COMMITTEES") .
STANWELL PARK (See "RALWAYS") .
S
STATE AND COMMON77EALTH MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CON-
FERENCE") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE CANCER COUNCIL (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE COALMiNES (See ;STATE ENTERPRISES")' .
ISESL,
STATE ENTERPR
BpjcxwoRxs :-L
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet together with report of Auditor-
General thereon; for the year ended 31stMarch, 1955, 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE MINES:
Report of Control Authority together with Statement of Accounts atid
Reports by Managers of State Mines it Lithgow, Awaba, Liddell and
Oakdale for the year ended 30th June, 1955, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE FORESTS (See "FOR*ESTRY' .
STATE LOTTERIES:-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditurefor year ended 30th June, 1955, 89
STAT NUTRITION COMMTTEE (See"PUBLIC HEAL
3 417
3 213
3 421
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD (See"PUBLIC SERVICE") .
STATUTE . S VARIED (See "VARIATI(jN OF ST.ATtttS") .
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS (See "AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION
AND- REAL ESTATE AGENTS") .
STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934-
RegWation's under, 11 .
STOCK FooDs AND MEDICINES ACT, 1940 :-
Regtilation, 11. .
a
SUPERANNUATION (See"PUBLIC SERVICE" ; also"POLICE") .
SUPREME COURT:-
Rules of Court, 27, 34, 63, 78, 89'.-
SURVEYOR-GENERAL:-
Report for year .ended 30th June, 1955, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SURVEYORS ACT, 1929-iW:~
Regulations, 21.
I . 271
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947:-
By-laws tinder, 21 .
Regulation, 140 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL FOR ELECTRICIZY (See "ELIE~CTRICI
ITV11)
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARIT= SERVICES") :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 195546 (Laid on'Table of'Assem,*bly 6n1jj)

INDEX
1956-56.
RErar_,4CES TO THE VO,TfCS ARi kftmkmis, ~7*'Tff P SigfiOM
PAPM380ILDXRZD T,) BE PBn=D.
io~
ERT VOLUME&
IL
VAOIL
417
20
421
P7 .LK.A,TI0N (See 'TINA14CE") .
Papers-continued .
T
TECITNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See also "EDUCATION") :-
By-~aws, 20.
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes of,
9,83 .
Regulations, 20 .
rDipoRARY HAIRIVIEN OF COMMITTEES:-
Speaker's Warrant ii * . ating, 6..
ITNIBER INDUSTRY IN NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report by the Honourable Mr . Justice Richards into certaiii ik~lUi W.
Trade, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
nwN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMERT') .
MADE UNIONS:-'
Report of Industriai Registrar for- 1953, 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
~~mWAYSAND OMNItUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT" ; also "FINANCE") .
T,R_-'LNSP0RT (See also "RAILWAYS" ; also ~-MAIN ROADS" ; also . d.F13TANCE, . 1) :
Regulations under Transport d5ivision* of, FUhVd,dfts)* 'Act; I 1 9 . 3249431 Ili 69 .
Regulations under Transpart Act, . 1930-1949, Ili 69~ . .
Go%mtNKENT TRANspoxiT Commmsiorbm (TRAmwAy AM OWNW . US SMMCZ5) .'-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1~6i, -116. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MOToR TRANspoRT DEPARTWZ":z--
Report of Conunissibner for year ended 3Ōth 31ir i, 96~; 146 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ro.;z TRAmspoRT Am TRAmc FuND :-
Estimates'of Expenditure for 1955-56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SN-D,NEY HAnom TRANspoirr BOARD (Fmmy SEmcz) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IPLMNSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932-1947:-
.Regulations under, 11, 69 .
PAQZ . Vol. PILGIL
. . . .. .I a 896
. .. . . . 3 423
.. . . . . 3 431
i97
2 280
271
L-,AUTHORISEb IN SUSPENSE (See 'TINANCE") .
LmvmsiTy AND uNrmsiTy COLLEGES ACT, 1900, AS AMEMEBt-
By-laws-under, 23, 128, 133 .
UNTVERSITY OF NEW tNGLAND:-
Notificatloh of acquisition -iR Lluld f6i, 4:6.
UNIVERSiTt 01~ SYDNEY (See 'TEDUCATION") .
LNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NEW SOUTH WALES (See . "TECAMICAL
EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY"' ;
also "EDUCATION") .
VALtTER-GENERAL:-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1955, 111 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
'VARIATION OF STATUTES:-
Mixum PEcomnqG, ni Pmpr= or :-
Metro Sta., politan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1924-1954, 9.
p Duties Act, 1920-1955, 128.
VOTES AkD PAOCEEDINGS:-
Nos. 1 to 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
699

xxx
INDEX
1955-56.
PAPMLSOILDERZD TO BE PEnM
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROC
INGS, 37TH PAXiLUMENT-FUTH SESSION.
ASSZKBLY
VOLUX&
JOINT VOLUM
Papers-continued .
PAGE. vor. PAG16
w
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT ACT, 1941:-
Regulations, 21 .
WATER (See also '%IETROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD" ; also ."BROKEN TMT
WA17M BOARD"):-
NOTIFICATION OF AcQuIsrrioN OF LAND AND/OR EASZMENM UNDER THE- PUBLIC
Wbams ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :--6
DAMS A~M WEIRS:-
Wonombi Brook at Warkworth, 63 ; Hunter River at Glenbawn, 63, 136 .
M1SC=aAxxO17S:--
Gundagal (Tele-reco-rder), . 10.
SEWERAGE SCHEMES :-
Warrihgah Shire, 21 ; Fairfield, 21.
WATER STORAGE AND/OR SUPPLY :-
*Warragamba, 21 ; Croydon Park, 21 .
WATER SUPPLY AND/OR IRRIGATION DISTRICTS :-
Goodnight Trust, 10; Coomealla, 89.
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See .also "CONSERVATION" ; also
ITJVER MURRAT'; also "IRRIGATION" ; also "WATER") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1955, 111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SCHEMES (See "WATER") ..
WATER SUPPLY (See also "M3TROPOLITAN WATER, - SEWERAGE AND
DRAINAGE BOARD",- also"HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ;
also BROKEN HII-I WATER BOARD'% also "WATER") :-
Warragamba, 21 ; Croydon Park, 21 .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCr')
WEEKLY-REPORTS OF DIVISIONS IN COKMT=:-
Nos. 1, to 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
w S (See "WATER") .' .
WESTERN LANDS. COMESSIONER:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 116 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WOLLOMBI (See- "WATER") .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION -(See also '%UNING") :-
Amendment Scheme under Act, 136.
Regulations under. Act, 1926-1954, . 122.
COMMISSION :-*
Report, together with Report of Insurance Premiums Comn-jittee and data re
compensation paid for incapacitation frofii SilicaDust, for the year ended
30th June, 1954, 108 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WORKS (See "PUBLIC WORKS99) .
. 3 1 703
171 . .. .. . . . . .. .
. . . . . 1 271
13

1956 .
0
(FIRST SESSION OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH PARLIAMENT .)
LEGISI-kTivi: AssE~IBLY .
NEW SOU-TH AVALES .
INDEX
TO THE
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS .
DURING THE SESSION
1956 .
(Opened 10th April, 1956 ; Prorogued 9th May, 1956 .)
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION.
A
OF TM, HOUSE :-
Motion made for, and passed, 16, 17 .
Special, With provision for alternative day for next meeting, agi-eeci to, 14, 17 .
!AFFIRMATION (See "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE") .
ASSEMBLY :-
Members sworn, 5.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT :-
Clerk reads Proclamation for, 1 .
Clerk of the Parliaments reads Commission for, 3 .
Usher of Black Roddelivers Message from Commissioners, 3 .
:BILLS :-
Pro for7nd, 12 .
B
PROCEEDINGS ON :-
COAL INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 8.
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE HousiNc AGREEMENT BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56 .) reported, .8 .
CHURCH OF ENGLAND CLERGY PROVIDENT FUND (SYDNEY) AMENDMENT Bu .L : -
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 10 .
CROWN LANDS AMENDMENT (HOME SITES)
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 10.
ADJOURNMENT:-
BILL:-

!r3 :
ii
INDEX.
1956 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
BILLS-continued:-
PROCEEDINGS oN-continued : -
DAIRY INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 10 .
GOVERNOR'S SALARY (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported . 12 .
HOUSING (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 9 .
INTEREST REDUCTION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 195546) reported, 10.
LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL (Pro formd BILL) :-
Presented (Mr; Cahill) and read 1' (pro formd), 12 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MOTOR TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT (AmENDIMENT) BILL : -
Assent to (Session 1955-36) reported, 11 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (REGULATION OF FLATS) BIL,L-- .
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 11.
MINES RESCUE
(AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 11 .
NEWCASTLE AND NORTHUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY DISSOLUTION 13ILL : -
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported. 9 .
POLICE REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 12 .
PORT KEMBLA INNER HARBOUR CONSTRUCTION AND AGREEMENT RArrrrCATIO!
BILL : -
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 9 .
PRIVATE INQUIRY AGENTS BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 11 .
PUBLIC PARKS AND RESERVES BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 11 .
SYDNEY TURF CLUB BILL :-
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 9.
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT AND CLOSER SETTLEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL : -
Assent to (Session 1955-56) reported, 12 .
BLACK ROD:-
Delivers Message from Commissioners, 3 .
BOOTH, GEORGE, ESQUIRE (See ."CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES") .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES :-
ELECTION OF :-
Motion made (as a matter Of Urgency) for suspension of Standing Orders
consider motion for appointment of a, 8 .
Motion made (Mr . Rex Jackson), "That George Booth, Esquire, be Chairm~
of Committees of the Whole House," agreed to, 8 .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUI
WALES") :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Parliament, 1 .
Reports correct Ust of Members returned at General Election, 1 .
Reads Commission authorising Commissioners to administer Oath to Membe
4.

i
I
INDEX .
1956 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS :-
C
Commission appointing Commissioners for Opening of Parliament, read by, 3 .
COMMISSIONERS:-
Message from, delivered by Usher of Black Rod, 3 .
Message from, read by Speaker, 13 .
To administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance, Commission appointing, 4 .
COMMITTEES :
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Nominations received and Members elected, 14 .
-COUNTRY PARTY LEADER (See "LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY") .
.DEATHS :
j
'MEMBER :-
EDGAR PERCY DRTNG, ESQUIRE, MEMBER iroR AUBURN:-
D
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting and of'sympathy with Mrs . Dring and family,
16 .
TORMER MEMBERS :-
WILLIAM DAVIES, ESQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with Mrs. Davies and family,
15 .
ARTHUR HENRY MOVERLY, ESQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with family, 15 .
ARTHUR REDVERs BADEN POWELL, ESQUIRE :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with relatives, 15 .
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with Lady Sinclair, 15 .
IN THE HOUSE :---
That William Henry Lamb, Esquire, do take Chair as Speaker, agreed to, 6.
E
List of Members returned at General Election announced by Clerk, 1 .
THE HONOURABLE SIR COLIN ARCHIBALD SiNcLA-m, K.B.E.:-
-DIVISIONS:-
ELECTORAL:-
,GOVERNMENT *HIP (See
. .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Speaker reports his presentation to, 7 .
L
.1,AMB, THE HONOURABLE W . H . (See "SPEAKER") .
,LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY:-
Re-election of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon . M . F. Bruxner, D .S .O ., 8 .
Re-election .of Samuel Dou .-las Dickson . Esquire, as Peputy~Leader, 8.
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION:-
Re-election of P . H . Morton, Esquire, as Leader, 7 .
Re-election of R . W. Askin, Esquire, as Deputy-Leader, 7 .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :-
Messrs . Hawkins, Crabtree, McMahon, Wattison, Brain land Lawson, appointed
Managing Trustees. 15 .

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INDEX_
1956 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS . 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
L
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
ELECTION OF MEMBER TO :-
Speaker reports Message from Governor, announcing issue of Writ for . and
forwarding copy thereof to Legislative Assembly, Writ read by Clerk, 13 ;
taking of votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly set down as an
Order of the Day for the Day appointed for the holding of (to take
precedence of all other business) . 14.
Clerk reads Order of Day and displays Ballot Box, 17 .
Speaker declares Ballot open ; orders that doors be locked . and later unlocked. .
and declares Ballot closed, 17.
M
MEMBERS (See also "DEATHS") :-
Attend Commissioners in Legislative Council Chamber . 3 .
List of, returned at General Election reported by Clerk . 1 .
Provident Fund-Appointment of Managing Trustees, 15 .
Sworn, 3 .
MESSAGES :-
FROM COMMISSIONERS :-
Delivered by Usher of the Black Rod. 3 .
Re ported and read by Mr . Speaker , 13 .
. . .
FROM THE: GOVERNOR:-
1 . Assenting to (Session 1955-56) Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 8 .
2 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement
Bill . 8 .
3 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Housing (Amendment) Bill . 9 .
4 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Newcastle and Northumberland Benevolent
Society Dissolution Bill, 9 .
5 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Port Kembla Inner Harbour Construction
and Agreement Ratification Bill . 9 .
6~ Do . ~Session 1955-56) Sydney Turf Club (Amendment) Bill . 9 .
7 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Interest Reduction (Amendment) Bill, 10 .
8. Do . (Session 1955-56) Church of England Clergy Provident Fund
(Sydney) Amendment Bill, 10 .
9. Do . (Session 1955-56) Crown Lands Amendment (Home Sites)
Bill, 10 .-
10. Do . (Session 1955-56) Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill . 10 .
11 . Do ., (Session 1955-56) Local Government, Motor Traffic and
Transport (Amendment) Bill . 11 .
12 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Local Government (Regulation of Flats)
Bill, 11 . .
13 .- Do . (Session 1955-56) Mines Rescue (Amendment) -Bill, 11 .
14 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Private Inquiry Agents Bill . 11 .
15 . Do . (Session 1955-56) Public Parks and Reserves Bill, 11 .
16 . Do . (Session 1955-56) War Service Land Settlement and Closer
Settlement (Amendment) Bill, 12 .
17 Do . (Session 1955~56) Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 12
18. Do . (Session 1955-56) Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 12.
19 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Election of Member to Legislative Council, 13 .
MOTIONS : -
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES-ELECTION : -
Motion made (Mr. Rex Jackson) (after Suspension of Standing Orders-
Urgency) That George Booth, Esquire, be, Chairman of Committees,
agreed to, 8 .
SPEAKER-ELECTION :-
Motion made (Mr . Fred Cahill) That William Henry Lamb, Esquire . do take
chair as Speaker, 6 . -
Motion made (Mr. Morton) That Eric Archibald Willis, Esquire . do take Chair
of House as Speaker, 6.
Question, That Mr . Lamb do take Chair of House as Speaker, agreed to, 6 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT :-
Made (Mr . Cahill) in reference to New Ministry, 7 .

INDEX.
r
1956 .
REFERENCES TO TEEL VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
1 0
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE :-
Commission to Commissioners to administer, 4.
Taken by Members, 5. .
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE :-
Acting in higher positions during absence of Clerk Assistant (Entry 14), 8 .
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPPOSITION LEADER (See "LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION")
I
OPPOSITION WHIP (See "WHIPS") .
PAPERS LAID UPON TABLE (See "PAPERS INDEX") .
PARLIAMENT:_
OPENING OF :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Commissioners, 3 .
Clerk of the Parliaments reads Commission for, .3 .
Commission to administer Oath, 4 .
PROCLAMATION :-
I Opening of Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
PR6FORMA BILL-LAW OF EVIDENCE 13ILL (See "BILLS'~) .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
P
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS :-
Appointment of Mr . R . E. Ward, 3 .
Leaves Chair for period, 6 .
Reports and reads Message from Commissioners, 13 .
Resumes Chair, 7 .
ELECTION OF :-
William Henry Lamb, Esquire, M.L.A ., proposed and elected, 6 ; returns
acknowledgments to House, 6 .
Presented to Governor, 7 .
SPEAKER:-
DEPUTY:-
George Booth, Esquire, elected, 8 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Motion to suspend (as a matter of urgency), to consider motion for appointment
of a Chairman of Committees (agreed to), 8 .
URGENCY:~
U
Motion made as a matter of, to suspend Standing Orders to consider a motion
for the appointment of a Chairman of Committees (agreed to), 8 .
USHER OF BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
WARD, MR . RONALD EDWARD (See "SERJEANT-AT_)kRMS11)
i
WHIPS :-
Re-election of F . Green, Esquire, as Government Whip,
Re-election of G . W . Brain, Esquire, as Opposition Whip, 8 .
W

Vi
INDEX.
1956.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FIRST SESSION .
W
WRITS:-
Clerk reports return of ninety-four, with list of members returned, 1 .
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALEs-ELECTION OF MEMBER TO:-
Message from Governor announcing issue of, for, and forwarding a copy to
Legislative Assembly, reported by Mr . Speaker, Writ read by Clerk, 13 ;
taking of votes of Members of the Legislative Assembly set down as an
Order of the Day for the day appointed for the holding of (to take
precedence of all other business), 14.

,
INDEX.
1956 .
P&PERS ORDZ&ZD TO SM PSENTRD-
XFfERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PRocEEDxNcs, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FrRST SESSION .
ASSEKBLY
VOLUK3.
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAprits:-
Papers .
A
PAGZ .
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1)
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Business of the Session . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Proclamation Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
R egister of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2r)
Votes and Proceedingsi Nos. 1-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE") .
.BILLS :
B
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
BUSINESS :-
Of the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ELECTRICITY : -
E
AUTHORITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report by V . J . F. Brain, Chairman, on his overseas visit t6 attend International
Conference in Geneva, 1955, on peaceful uses of'atomic energy .
See Joint Volumac
(Laid an Table of Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for 38th Parliament,
Second Session.
Report, Balance-sheet, Statemeni of Accounts and Appendices, for year ended
30th June, 1955 (Laid on Table of Council*only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :
FINANCE :
F
Statistics supplementary to Report, for 1954- (Laid on Table of Council only) . . . . . . . s .
AUDITOR-GENERAL:
it,eport from, together with copy of Executive Council Minute, on application
of balance of an appropriation, in terms of Section 34 of Audit Act~ 190~,
14.
See Joint Volumes
for 38th Parliament,
Second Session .
See Joint Volumes
for 38th Parmwnent,.
Second Session.
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening Session, 1 .
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
R
REGISTER OF BILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos. I and 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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1956-57 .
(SECOND SESSION OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH PARLIAMENT .)
LEGISLATivE AsSEMBLY .
NEW SOUTH WALES.
INDEX
TO THE
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
AND
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND
I
IN THE JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION OF
1956-57,
(Opened 22nd May, 1956 ; Prorogued, 19th Jane, 1957.)
NOTE .
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
"Paperi", see page xxvii .
For Proceedings, see under "Bills", page ii.
For all Motions, see under "Motions", page xx.
RFFERENCES TO ME VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARL1AMEN_TL-SECOND SESSION.
52195-1
ADDRESSES :-
A
IN-REPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH:-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill) for adoption, and Debate adjourned, 6; resumed
and adjourned, 11, 16, 18, 20 ; 22, 24, 26, 28 ; agreed to, 34, presented to
Governor and Reply reported, 34-35 .

INDEX .
1956-57 .
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PRO
INGS, 38TH PARLiAmENT-sFcoND SESSION.
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
OF DEBATE (See "DEBATE") .
OF THE HOUSE:-
A
As tribute of respect of death of Member or former Member, 63, 245, 246, 287 .
Motion for, agreed to, 6, 12, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 31, 35, 54, 62, 65, 69,
83, 86, 101, 105, 126, 143, 145, 161, 194, 244, 254, 262, 275, 282, 285, 299, 303,
310, 323, 328, 353 .
Speaker or Deputy-Speaker leaves the chair for period, (Later Hour), 3, 34,
63, 229, 242, 346 .
Special :-
Motion for, agreed to, 114 (provision for earlier day, if necessary) agreed
to, 54, 244, 284, 348 .
Under Sessional Order by Speaker, Deputy-Speaker, or Acting Deputy-
Speaker, at 10 .30 p.m., 91, 104, 112 .
OF THE HOUSE UNDER THE 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
Negatived.
The serious public consternation at the Government's decision to cut
special school bus subsidies by 20 per cent . from 23rd July, 1956 (Lieut .-
Col. Bruxner), 78 .
Withdrawn .
The action of the Minister for Housing in proclaiming 5,460 acres of dairying
land at Minto as a Housing Area (Mr. Pelly), 306 .
The rejection, as announced last Thursday, of plans prepared for the
erection of High schools at Orange, Lithgow and Katoomba (Mr. Cutler),
320.
ALLOWANCES TO WIDOWS (See "MOTIONS")
AMENDMENTS :-
To motion (by consent) before moved, 100 .
To add new paragraphs, negatived, 38-39; agreed to, 273 .
To read Bill 2' to omit all words after "That" and insert "consideration of
this Bill be deferred to permit the Government further to consider this
measure to make proper provision for compensation for the present
Chairman of the Board", ruled out of order, 118 .
To read Bill 2' "this day three months," negatived, 118 .
To amend amendment, agreed to, 273 .
To add words, agreed to, 172 .
To omit words with view of inserting others, negatived, 281 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, 62 ; negatived, 74 .
To recommit on 3', negatived, 279 .
To Title of Bill, agreed to, 202.
ASSEMBLY (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Extension of sitting hours for current sitting, agreed to, 216 .
Sessional Orders-Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business,
agreed to, 39, 172, 256, 309 .
Sessional Committees-Appointment of, 38.
Sittings after midnight, 241, 328, 336, 345 .
OPENING OF SESSION:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 3 .
B
BALMAIN ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER SUPPLY CORPORATION LIMITED
(See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
BEHAN, H. C . (See "EDITOR OF DEBATES") .
BIBLES (See "CENTENARY OF RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT") .
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; also "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment on 2' to omit all words after "That" and insert "consideration
of this Bill be deferred to permit the Government further to consider this
measure to make proper provision for compensation for the present
Chairman of the Board", ruled out of order, 118 .
Amendment to refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 74 .
Amendment to read Bill 2' "this day three months", negatived, 118 .
Amendment to recommit on 3', negatived, 279 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker to be taken
into consideration, (Forthwith), 337, 352, (Later hour of Day), 235, 336,
340, 346, 348 ; (To-morrow), 82, 109, 122(l), 154, 291, 310, 314, 321 .
Leave given, Bill not introduced, 257 ; presented, 257 .

INDEX.
1956-57 .
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J1 .
In
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38'm PARLIAAIENTI-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
Notice of Motion for leave to bring in, moved by one Minister on behalf of
another, 204, 229, 261 .
Order of Day moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 61, 111, 139, 210,
262, 264, 268, 279, 326, 337 .
Presented by one Minister on behalf of another, 229, 315 .
Motion for adoption of Report moved by one Minister on behalf of another,
211 .
Pro formd, 3 .
Second reading set down for later hour, 330, 331 .
Second reading (by consent), taken forthwith, 160, 220, 225 .
Standing Orders suspended (urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills
through all stages in one day, 94, 133, 185, 188, 204-5, 237 .
Standing Orders suspended (urgency) to bring in Bill or Bills and proceed as
far as second reading stage in one day, 294 .
Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, 330, 348 .
Third reading fixed by Chair for (To-morrow), 54, 57 (-% 61, 80, 82, 86, 94,
105, 113, 122, 132, 139 (-), 202, 253 (2), 254 (2) 3 262 (2) ~ 264 (2) ~ 2653 269 (2) 2
275 (1), 285 (2) , 302; (Forthwith) 49, 73, 103, 143, 151, 160, 170, 213 (2) ,
218 (% 221, 224, 225, 229, 230, 232, 237, 239, 240, 296, 320, 326 (2) , 327 (2),
331 (2) , 332, 334, 344, 345 .
Title amended, 202 .
PROCEEDINGS ON :-
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 64 ;
Message from Governor, 72 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
104 ; resumed, read 2', committed, reported with amendments, Report
adopted, 105 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 110 ; returned with an amendment,
122 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message
to Council, 134" Assent reported, 149 .
APPROPRIATION BILL (Estimates, 1956-57) :-
Message from Governor (Estimates 1956-1957), 134 ; Standing Orders
suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages in one day,
185 ; ordered (Mr. Cahill), founded on Resolutions of Ways and Means
(Nos . 4 to 12), presented and read 1', read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 and sent to Council, 185 ;
returned without amendment, 209 ; Assent reported, 223 .
ATTACHMENT Or WAGES LIMITATION BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and proceed as far as
second-reading stage in one day, 294; motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to
bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 295 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3o forthwith and sent to
Council, 331; returned with an amendment, 340; House in Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 343 .
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS AGENTS (AMEND-
MENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 280 ;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendmeni, Report adopted,
285 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 294 ; returned with amendments, 313 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council,
322 ; Assent reported, 339.
BORDER RAILWAYS (GRAIN ELEVATORS) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1" 268-1
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
275 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 278 ; returned without amendment, 303 ;
Assent reported, 317 .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read lo, 224 ;
Message from Governor, 228 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 229 ;
returned without amendment, 239 ; Assent reported, 250 .
CAPITAL DEBT CHARGES BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V 256-
Message from Governor, 259 ; read 2' and committed, reported withoui
amendment, Report adopted, 262 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 264 ;
returned without amendment, 272 ; Assent reported, 289.
CATTLE COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 219 ; motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 220 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 224 ;
returned without amendment, 239 ; Assent reported, 247 .

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INDEX.
1956-57 .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT .-SECOND SESSION .
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
CATTLE COMPENSATION TAXATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 219; ordered (Mr . Graham), founded on Resolution
of Ways and Means (No. 16), presented and read 1', read 2' (by consent)
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3'
forthwith and sent to Council, 225; returned without amendment, 239;
Assent reported, 250 .
CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND MEAT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 326;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 332 ; returned without amendment,
340 .
CHILD WELFARE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 54 ;-
motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 82 ; resumed, read 21 and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, 86 ; read 3' and sent to
Council, 90 ; returned without amendment, 109 ; Assent reported, 115 .
CIVIL SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 89 ; motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 91 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 253 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 256 ;
returned without amendment, 272 ; Assent reported, 289 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE: MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL
(1956) :-
Motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 228;
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 240; returned without amendment,
243 ; Assent reported, 247.
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL
(1957) :-
Motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 323;
read 2' and committed, reported with an amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 331 ; returned without amendment,
340 .
COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE LEAVE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 261 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
269 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 275 ; returned without amendment, 296 ;
Assent reported, 317 .
CREDIT-SALE AGREEMENTS BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 309;
read 2* and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, read
30 forthwith and sent to Council, 344 ; returned with amendments, 350;
House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council,
353 .
CROwN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and proceed as far as
second-reading stage in one day, 294 ; motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to
bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 295; Message from Governor, 301 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
302 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 308; returned with an amendment, 336 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council,
344 .
DESTITUTE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY (VESTING)
AMENDMENT BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in, agreed to, 257 ; Bill presented
and read 1', 257 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 262; resumed,
read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
264 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 267 ; returned without amendment,
278 ; Assent reported, 305 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (BALMAIN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY PURCHASE)
AMENDMENT BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 224 ;
Message from Governor, 228 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 230;
returned without amendment, 242; Assent' reported, 247 .
ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (TRANSFER OF RETICULATION WORKS) BILL'-
Message from Governor, 319.

INDEX.
1956-57 .
V
RFaMBINCES TO TUIE VOTES AND PROCRLD NGs, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION. .
BILhS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
B
\1
ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring -in, Bill presented and read 1', 257;
Message from Governor, 260 ; read 2 . and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 264 ; reads 3' and sent to Council, 268 ;
returned without amendment, 278 ; Assent reported, 305 .
FACTORIES AND SHOPS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 173 ;
Message from Governor, 191 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 217-8 ;
returned without amendment, 234 ; Assent reported, 248 .
FIRE BRIGADES (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 64 ;
Message from Governor, 72 ; motion made for 20 and debate adjourned,
110 ; resumed and adjourned,"112 ; resumed, amendment (Mr. Evatt) to
omit all words after "That" and insert "consideration of this Bill be
'deferred to permit the Government further to consider this measure to
make proper provision for compensation for the present Chairman of
the Board," ruled out of order and amendment (Mr. Evatt) for 2' "This
day three months" negatived, Bill read 2' and committed, 118 ; reported
with amendments, Report adopted, 122 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 125 ;
returned without amendment, 141 ; Assent reported, 149 .
GAMING AND BETTING (POKER MACHINES) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 118 ;
Message from Governor, 121 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
122 ; resumed and adjourned, 126 ; read 21 and committed, 128 ; reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 132 ; read 3' and sent to Council,
138 ; returned with an amendment, 154 ; House in Committee, Council's
amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 155 ; Assent reported, 163 .
GAMING AND BETTING (POKER MACHINES)
TAXATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 121 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 133 ; ordered (Mr. Kelly),
founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 2), presented and read
1', read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' and sent to Council, 133-134 ; returned without amendment, 153 ;
Assent reported, 163 .
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . McGrath on behalf of Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 229 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 237 ;
returned without amendment, 243 ; Assent reported, 248 .
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL :-
Message from Governor (Loan Estimates 1956-57), 181 ; ordered (Mr . Cahill),
founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 15), presented and read
1', read 2' (by consent) and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 220-1 ; returned
without amendment, 239 ; Assent reported, 248 .
GLENBAwN DAM (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 259 ; motion (Mr . Enticknap, on behalf of Mr .
Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 261 ; read
2' and committed, 265 ; reported without amendment, Report adopted,
269 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 274 ; returned without amendment, 296 ;
Assent reported, 318.
GRAFTON WATER SUPPLY BILL:-
Message from Governor, 233 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 237 ; motion (Mr . McGrath)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to
Council, 239-240 ; returned without amendment, 243 ; Assent reported, 248.
HABITUAL CRIMINALS BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 279 ;
motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 285 ; resumed, read 2' and committed,
reported with amendments, Report adopted, 296 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 302 ; returned with amendments, 321 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 326 .
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 268 :
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
275 ; motion made for 3' and amendment (Mr . Hughes) to recommit negatived,
Bill read 30 and sent to Council, 279 ; returned without amendment,
307 ; Assent reported, 318.

Vi INDEX .
1956-57 .
REPERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
HIRE-PURCHASE AGREEMENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 308 ;
motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 336; resumed, read 2' and committed,
reported with amendments, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent
to Council, 344 ; returned with amendments, 346; House in Committee,
Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 349 .
HOUSING AGREEMENT BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 228 ;
Message from Governor, 233 ; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 238-9 ;
returned without amendment, 243 ; Assent reported, 249 .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 37 ; motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 40 ; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 139 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 142 ;
returned without amendment, 173 ; Assent reported, 201 .
HUNTER VALLEY FLOOD MITIGATION BILL :-
Message from Governor, 51 ; motion (Mr. Wetherell) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 54 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 57 ;
resumed, amendment (Mr . Chaffey) to refer to Select Committee and
debate adjourned, 62 ; resumed and adjourned, 64, 69 ; amendment negatived,
read 2' and committed, 74 ; House in Committee, 75, 80, 82 ; reported
with amendments, Report adopted, 82 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 85 ;
returned with an amendment, 108 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 111 ; Assent reported, 116 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (1956) :-
Motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 173 ;
Message from Governor, 191 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 218;
returned without amendment, 234~ Assent reported, 250 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (1957) :-
Motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 311 ;
Message from Governor, 319 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
328; resumed, read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 333-4-5 ; returned
without amendment, 345 .
LAND TAX BILL:-
Message from Governor, 197 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 204-5 ; ordered (Mr . Heffron,
on behalf of Mr . Cahill), founded on Resolution of Ways and Means
(No . 14), presented and read 1', read 2' and committed, 205-6-7 ; reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 211-
12 ; returned without amendment, 234; Assent reported, 242 .
LAND TAX MANAGEMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 175 ; motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 176-7 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned,
179 ; resumed and adjourned, 189, 194, 195 ; resumed, read 20 and committed,
198-9 ; reported with amendments, including amendment in Title,
Report adopted, 202 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 210-11 ; returned with
amendments, 234; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to,
Message to Council, 237; Assent reported, 242 .
LAND TAX MANAGEMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read, 10, 315.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND
MEAT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 233; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 237; motion (Mr . Renshaw)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', motion made for 2' and
debate adjourned, 238 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 240-1 ; returned
without amendment, 243 ; Assent reported, 249 .
MARRIAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 53 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
57 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 61 ; returned without amendment, 90 ;
Assent reported, 107 .

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RZFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENri-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued)
B
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 40-41 .
read 2' and committed, 91 ; House in Committee, 91, 94 ; reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 94 ; read 3o and sent to Council, 97 ; returned
without amendment, 112 ; Assent reported, 137 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (1956) :-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 75 ;
motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 94 ; resumed and adjourned, 98 ;
read 21 and committed, 101 ; House in Committee, 101, 103 ; reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to
Council, 103 ; returned with an amendment, 122 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 134 ; Assent reported,
149. .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (1957)':-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 296 ;
motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 309 ; resumed and adjourned,
309, 312, 315 ; resumed, read 2', and committed, 322 ; reported with amendments,
Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 326 ;
returned with an amendment, 337 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 337 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 68-1
Message from Governor, 71 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3o forthwith and sent to Council, 73 ;
returned without amendment, 77 ; Assent reported, 81 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
147 ; Message from Governor, 150 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council,
151 ; returned without amendment, 153 ; Assent reported, 157 .
NEWCASTLE TATTERSALL'S CLUB (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 41 ; read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 57 ;
read 3' and sent to Council, 61 ; returned without amendment, 90 ; Assent
reported, 108 .
Noxious TRADES (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 93,
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
254 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 256 ; returned without amendment, 271 ;
Assent reported, 290.
PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES AND SALARIES BILL:-
Message from Governor, 167 ; motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1' . 168; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 31 forthwith and sent to Council,
170 ; returned without amendment, 177 ; Assent reported, 197 .
PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMITTEE ENABLING BILL:-
Message from Governor, 330 ; Standing Orders suspended (by -consent) to
bring in and pass through all stages in one day, . 348 ; . , motion (Mr .
Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1 read 2' and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and
sent to Council, 348 ; returned without amendment, 350 .
POISONS (AMENDMENT) BILL--
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 53-54 ;
motion made for 21 and debate adjourned, 57 ; resumed, read 2' and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 61 ; read 3* and
sent to Council, 64 ; returned without amendment, 96 ; Assent reported,
115 .
POLICE REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. W . McC . Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
1', 257 ; Message from Governor, 259 ; read 2' and committed, reDorted
without amendment, Report adopted, 262 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 264 ;
returned without amendment, 272 ; Assent reported, 290 .
PORT KETVTBLA SAILORS, SOLDIERS MEMORIAL HALL BILL:-
Received from Council and read 1', 308 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and returned to
Council, 320 .

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INDEX.
1956-57 .
RMRRMqCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
MPH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
PU13LIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDED LEAVE) BILL (1956) :-
Motion (Mr. W. MCC. Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
93-94 ; Message from Governor, 99 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council,
212-13 ; returned without amendment, 229 ; Assent reported, 249 .
PU13LIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDED LEAVE) BILL (1957) :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in-, Bill presented and read 1', 315;
Message from Governor, 319; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 326;
returned without amendment, 335.
PURE 'FOOD (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, 330 ; motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 330 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 332 ; returned
with an amendment, 346 ; House in Committee, Council's amendment
agreed to, Message to Council, 349 .
RADIOACTrvE SUBSTANCES BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 79 ;
Message from Governor, 81 ; motion made for 21 and debate adjourned,
113 ; resumed and adjourned, 135 ; resumed, read 2' and committed,
218 ; reported with amendments, Report adopted, 253 ; read 3' and sent to
Council, 255 ; returned without amendment, 272 ; Assent reported, 290.
REAL PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 98 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
113 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 117 ; returned without amendment, 127 ;
Assent reported, 138 .
SECOND-HAND MOTOR DEALERS BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 41 ;
read 2' and committed, 49 ; Message from Governor, 51 ; reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 54 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 56 ; returned
without amendment, 89 ; Assent reported, 108 . -
STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 37 ; ordered (Mr . W. MCC. Gollan), founded on
Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 1), presented and read 1', 44-45;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 49 ; returned with amendments,
82 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to
Council, 85 ; Assent reported, 108 .
STAMP DUTIES (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 179 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 189 ; ordered (Mr. Cahill),
founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 13), presented and
read 1', 189 ; motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 189 ; resumed,
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' and sent to Council, 193 ; returned without amendment, 215;
Assent reported, 224.
SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 330 ; Standing Orders suspended (by'consent) to
bring in and pass through all stages in one day, 330 ; motion (Mr . Sheahan)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 331 ; read 20 and
committed, reported without amendment ; Report adopted, read 3' and
sent to Council, 332 ; returned without amendment, 346 .
SUPPLY BILL : -
Message from Governor, 157; ordered (Mr . Cahill), founded on Resolution of
Ways and Means (No . 3), presented and read 1*, read 2' (by consent) and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
and sent to Council, 160 ; returned without amendment, 166 ; Assent
reported, 171 .
SUPREME COURT PROCEDURE BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
117-118 ; read 2' and committed, reported with amendments, Report
adopted, 254; read 3' and sent to Council, 256; returned with amendments,
291 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to
Council, 302 ; Assent reported, 318 .

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1956-57 .
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARL1AMFNT-SECOND SESSION.
BILLS (continued)
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :- ,
B
TARONGA ZOOLOGICAL PARK BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 138 ;
Message from Governor, 141 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 143 ;
returned without amendment, 159 ; Assent reported, 164 .
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (NEw SOUTH WALES) PROPERTY TRUST (AMENDMENT)
BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 64 ;
Message from Governor, 71 : read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 139 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 143 ;
returned without amendment, 154 ; Assent reported, 167 .
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 80 ;
motion made for 21 and debate adjourned ; 139 ; resumed, read 21 and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith
and sent to Council, 231-2 ; returned without amendment, 242 ; Assent
reported, 249.
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) AMENDMENT BILL'-
Motion (Mr . Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 268 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
275 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 279 ; returned without amendment, 307 ;
Assent reported, 318.
TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) COMMISKONER FOR RAILWAYS BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages
in one day, 94 ; motion made (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, read 21 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 95-96 ; returned without
amendment, 100 ; Assent reported, 101 .
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LANDS (SAINT PAUL'S COLLEGE AND WESLEY COLLEGE)
BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1',
279 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopte"
285 ; read 3' and-sent to Council, 293 ; returned with an amendment, 309 ;
House in Committee, Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council,
311 ; Assent reported, 339 .
VETERINARY SURGEONS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 257 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
264; read 3' and sent to Council, 268; returned without amendment, 278 ;
Assent reported, 305.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 177 ;
Message from Governor, 192 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 213 ;
returned without amendment, 229 ; Assent reported, 249 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and proceed as far as
second reading stage in one day, 294 ; motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to
bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 294 ; Message from Governor, 303 ;
motion made for 21 and debate adjourned, 303 ; resumed, read
21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 327 ; ' returned without amendment,
336.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (SILICOSIS) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 290 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and proceed as far as second reading Stage in one day, 294 ; motion
(Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1' . 295 ; motion
made for 2' and debate adjourned, 303 ; resumed, read 2o and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent
to Council, 327 ; returned without amendment, 337 .
YORK STREET NORTH-BRIDGE OVER ARGYLE STREET, SYDNEY (CONSTRUCTION)
BILL :-
Motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read I o, 75 ;
Message from Governor, 77 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 80 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 82 ; returned
without amendment, 90 ; Assent reported, 108 .
BLACK ROD :-
Delivers Message from Governor, 3 .
BUD&ET (See "FINANCE") .

X
INDEX.
1956-57 .
REF~ERENOES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEFDINGs,
38TH PARLIAIIENT-SECOND SESSION.
B
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, agreed to, 39, 171-2, 216,
309 .
GENERAL :-
Disposed of, Government Business prcceeded with, 117, 142 .
Interrupted at 6 p.m . by operation of Sessional Order, 56, 68, 79, 90, 101, 109,
128, 151, 173, 261, 274, 307, 321 .
Motion for postponement of Order of Day, agreed to, 100, 320.
GOVERNMENT :-
Postponed, until after General Business, 280 .
Proceeded with-it being after time ~or interruption of General Business, 166 .
Proceeded with-it being time for interruption of General Business, 158 .
BY CONSENT:-
Bill read 2* forthwith, 160, 220, 225 .
Debate adjourned, 22, 98 .
Motion for leave of absence for Member, 11, 253 .
Motion for special adjournment, 54, 114, 244, 284 .
Motion for suspension of Standing and/or Sessional Orders, 47, 309, 330, 348.
Motion amended (before moved), 100 .
BY-LAWS-DISALLOWANCE (See "MOTIONS") .
CENSURE (See "MOTIONS") .
CENTENARY OF RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT :-
Bibles presented by British & Foreign Bible Society, to mark occasion, and
motion (Mr. Cahill) expressing thanks of House, agreed to, 7 .
Division Glass presented by United Kingdom Branch of Commonwealth
Parliamentary Association to mark occasion, 250 .
CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES FROM :-
House of Representatives, 7 ; House of Assembly, South Australia, 8 ; Senate,
13 ; Legislative Council, Victoria, 13 ; Motion for Messages to be incorporated
in Votes and Proceedings, agreed to, 8, 13 .
CENTENARY OF SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL (See "SYDNEY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL") .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-
Takes chair as Deputy-Speaker and offers Prayer, at commencement of
Sitting, 25, 55, 59, 63, 67, 71, 75, 77, 81, 85, 87, 93, 97, 99, 103, 105, 107, 111,
113, 115, 121, 125, 127, 131, 137 .
TEMPORARY :-
Speaker's warrant nominating Temporary Chairmen, 3.,
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY (See also "PAPERS" index under that heading) :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, 1 .
Reports unavoidable absence of Speaker, 25, 77, 81, 85. 87, 93, 97, 99, 103, 105,
107, 111, 113, 115, 121, 125, 127, 131, 137 . (Acting Clerk) 55, 59, 63, 67, 71,
75 .
HARRY ROBBINS, ESQ., M.C .:-
Correspondence respecting retirement of, read by Speaker, and ordered,
together with Speaker's remarks thereon, to be entered in Votes and
Proceedings, 51-52 .
ALLAN PICKERING, ESQ ., M .B .E ., M.Ec .:-
Appointment recommended by Speaker, 52 .
Appointment reported, 55 .
Receipt of Commission reported, 77 .
I . P . K . VIDLER, ESQ. :-
Acting during absence of Mr . Pickering, 52 .
Appointment as Acting Clerk reported, 55 .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT-WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT:-
"BONGONGO", "BUNDY", "MURGO", "RIVERVIEW", "SAUMAREZ", "ToORANIE" AND
"YALLARoi" ESTATES :-
Motion made (Mr . Nott), pursuant to Notice, That House approves of Resumption,
agreed to, 40 .
"CUAN", "FAIRVIEW (6) ", "MULGOWRIF", "FUNNY HILL", "RFD HILL" ESTATES: ---
Motion made (Mr. Nott), pursuant to Notice, That House approves of Resumption,
agreed to, 258.

INDEX
1956-57.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAAIENT-SECOND SESSION .
OF DEBATE :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 30, 34, 78,
95, 176, 198, 202, 205, 210, 211, 238, 241, 280, 281, 298, 333, 334 (In
Committee), agreed to, 387, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 426('), 433, 434, 435 .
CLOSURE:-
COMMISSIONS:-
Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members,
reported, 1 ;
Deputy7Speaker's, to administer Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance to Members,
reported, 2 .
COMMITTEES (See also "MOTIONS") :-
HOUSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 38.
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, 38 .
PRINTING :-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill) for Sessional Order appointing, amendment (Mr.
Chaffey) to add new paragraph, negatived, Sessional Order agreed to,
38-39 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 38 .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSENT") .
CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES (See "CENTENARY OF RESPONSIBLE
GOVERNMENT") .
COUNTRY SCHOOL BUS SERVICES (See "MOTIONS") .
CURREY, V.C ., THE LATE WILLIAM MATTHEW:-
Speaker informs House of erection of plaque in Legislative Assembly Lobby,
in honour of, 197 .
DEATHS :-
MEMBERS :-
DR . LESLIE JAMES ALBERT PARR, M .B ., CH.M ., MEMBER FOR BURWOOD'-
.Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with family, and for
adjournment as mark of respect, 245 .
THOMAS ARMSTRONG, ESQUIRE, MEMBER FOR KAHIBAH :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with family, and for
adjournment as mark of respect, 287 .
FORMER MEMBERS :-
EDGAR PERCY DRINc, ESQ .:-
Deputy-Speaker reports acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 55.
THE HONOURABLE GEORGE CHARLES GOLLAN:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with widow and family,
and for adjournment as mark of respect, 246 .
ARTHUR HENRY MOVERLY, ESQ. :-
Speaker reports acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 3 .
THE HONOURABLE SIR COLIN SINCLAIR, K.B .E . :-
Speaker reports acknowledgment of motion of sympathy, 3 .
THE HONOURABLE GEORGE WEIR, LL.B . :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting and of sympathy with family, and adjournment
until later hour of day as mark of respect, 63 ; acknowledgment
of motion of sympathy reported, 116 .
UNDER SECRETARY, PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT:-
PHILIP HAMPDEN ROPER, C.V .O ., LL .B . :-
Reference by Mr . Cahill to death of ; and expression of sympathy with
family, 181 .

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INDEX,
1956-57 .
RErERENM TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TI-I PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
DEBATE (See also "CLOSURE" ; also "BY CONSENT") .
Adjournment of, on motion of Member speaking, agreed to, 113, 309, 312.
Adjournment of, motion for, agreed to, 6, 12, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 57, 65, 98,
126, 139, 179, 189, 262, 285, 303 (2) , 315, 328, 336, 342 ; (until Later Hour),
agreed to, 94, 238, 278, 309 .
Interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, Government
Business proceeded with, 56, 68, 79, 90, 101, 109, 128, 151, 173, 261, 274, 307,
321 .
Interrupted at 10 .20 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 57, 69, 83,
104, 110, 112, 122, 135, 189, 194 .
Interrupted at 5 .20 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, 195 .
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), 56 . 90,
128, 142, 151, 173, 307 C), 312 C'), 321 ; (negatived) 100, 341 .
Motion for resumption of Debate for later hour of Day, negatived, 342 .
Reply to-
Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 54, 75, 168, 176, 296 .
Motion for 2' Bill, 49, 61, 74, 86, 95, 101, 105, 118, 199, 212, 224, 230,
254 (-), 262, 264, 265, 285, 302, 303 (-), 311, 322, 331 (2) , 332 (2) 344,
345 .
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 35, 254, 285 .
Motion for adoption of Address-in-Reply, 34.
Motion for special adjournment, 284 .
Motion for Disallowance of Regulations, 314.
Motion for election of Representative of Legislative Assembly on Senate
of University, 216 .
Motion for Resumption of Estates for Closer Settlement, 40, 258 .
Motion for Suspension of Standing Orders, 171-2, 294, 297, 330 .
Motion for General Business, 68, 117, 158, 271, 274, 321 .
Motion for Adjournment under 49th Standing Order, 79, 307 . 320 .
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISALLOWANCE OF BY-LAWS (See "MOTIONS") .
DISALLOWANCE OF REGULATIONS (See "MOTIONS") .
DIVISION GLASS (See "CENTENARY OF RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT") .
DIVISIONS :-
IN THE: HousE:-
Adjournment of Debate, agreed to, 342 .
Adjournment, 49th Standing Order, negatived, 78 .
Assembly's Representative on Senate of Sydney University, 216 .
Assembly's Representative on Council of N .S.W . University of Technology,
217 .
Attachment of Wages Limitation Bill (Consideration of Council's amendment),
343 .
Country School Bus Services, negatived, 274.
Disallowance of By-laws-Government Railways Act, negatived, 60 .
Disallowance of Regulations-
Transport Act and Transport (Division of Functions) Act, negatived, 60 .
Forestry Act, negatived, 314 .
Housing Shortage and Finance, agreed to, 282 .
Public Accounts Committee, negatived, 166 .
Rescission, in part, of Resolution (Local Government-Finance and Amalgamation
of Areas), agreed to, 298 .
Resumption of Debate for later hour of Day, negatived, 342.
Suspension of Standing Orders-
Rescissory motion, agreed to, 297 .
To bring in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, agreed to, 94, 205 .
That leave be given to bring in Bill, agreed to, 44, 176 .
That Bill be now read 2', agreed to, 49, 86, 95, 118, 128, 133, 193, 199, 206 . 230~
231, 322, 333, 345 .
'Chat Bill be now read 3', agreed to, 96_138, 210, 212, 230, 335 .
That Bill be referred to Select Committee, negatived, 74 .
That Report be now adopted, agreed to, 202, 2ti, 334 .
That Resolution be adopted, agreed to, 44,'188 .
That Member's time be extended, negatived . 341 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to, 30, 34, 78, 95,
210, 211, 238, 241, 280, 281 . 298, 333, 334 .
176, 198, 202, 205-6 .
That words proposed to be left out stand, agreed to, 280 .
That words proposed to be added be so added, negatived, 39 .
Timber Contracts, negatived, 67-68 .
Transport Undertakings . negatived, 117.
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to-
Amended Sessional Order, agreed to, 171 .
Country school bus services, negatived, 72 .
Country s0lool biis services . reductinn of subsidies, negatived . 87 .
Electricity Diqtribution, negatived, 292 .
Failure of Railways to transport wool, negatived, 53 .
Rescission, in Dart, of Resolution (Local Government-Fin!-.).nce an-]
Amalgamation of Areas), agreed to, 296 .
Susppnsion of Standinpr Orders to pass Bill or Bills through all stages
In one day . agreed to . 188, 204 .
Vote of Censure-Transport Services, negatived, 31 .

INDEX .
I
xiii
1956-57.
REPERM4CES To THE VOTES AND .PROCEEDINGS, 38TH 11ARLIAAIENII-SECOND, SESSION.
DIVISIONS (continued) -.-
IN THE HOUSE (continued) :-
CALLED FOR AND No DivisioN TAKEN-Application of Standing Order 213 :-
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 168, 170 (2)
Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, '315 .
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE:-
Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purchase) Amendment
Bill, 425 .
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 390( 2)
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, 393, 394, 395 (), 396 .
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxatibn Bill, 397 .
Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, 379, 380,' 38i, 383, 384, 385 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 433, 434 (2) , 435('), 436 (2)
Land Tax Bill, 418(2), 419, 420 (2) , 421, 422, 423 .
Land Tax Management Bill, 405, 406, 407, 408 (2) , 409, 410 ('), 411, 412, 413 (2)
414, 415, 416 .
Local Government and Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat
(Amendment) Bill, 426 ('), 427 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 430, 431, 432 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Commissioner for Railways Bill, 387 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 433 .
That Chairman leave Chair and report, 416, 423, 436 .
That clause, as amended, stand,,432 .
That clause as read, stand, 395, 410, 418, 419, 420, 425, 427, 434, 435, 436 .
That clause be added, 395, 396 .
That Schedule stand, 422 .
"That the Question be now put", 387, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 426 (2) , 433, 434,
435,
That words proposed to be left out stand, 379, 384, 390, 394, 397, 405, 406,
407, 408, 411, 412, 430, 431, 433 .
That words be inserted, 380, 381, 383, 385, 390 393, 408, 409, 410, 413 (2) 414 .
CALLED FOR AND No DivisioN TAKEN-Applicatio,n of Standing Order 213:-
Land Tax Management Bill, 416 . 1
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill 432!
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries i~ill, 401 .
CALLED FOR AND No DivisiON TAKEN-Application of Standing Order 208 (c) :-
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 401 .
IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS .-
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill, '(Resolution), 396 .
Land Tax Bill, (Resolution), 417 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, (Resolution) ; 377 .
Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, (Resolution), 403 .
That Estimate (Financial Statement, 1956-57-Supplement to the Schedules
to Constitution Act) be reduced by El, 399 .
"That the Question be now put", 417 .
DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index) .
EBASCO (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
ECONOMIC POSITION OF STATE (See -TVIOTIONS-) .
E
EDITOR OF DEBATES, PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF--
Speaker informed House of retirement of Mr. H . C . Behan, M .S.M ., and that
Mr . W. J. Griffith, Assistant Editor of Debat6s, had been recommended for
appointment, 325 .
EDUCATION-PROVISION OF FUNDS (See "MOTIONS") .
ELECTORAL:-
DISTRICT OF BURWOOD:-
Speaker reports death of Dr . L ; J . A . Parr, M .B., Ch.M., and issue and return of
Writ and election of Benjamin Cochrane D6ig, Esquire, B.A ., to vacancy ;
Mr . Doig introduced and sworn, 245 .
DISTRICT OF KAHIBAH :-
Speaker reports death of Thomas Armstrong, Esquire, and issue of Writ
292 ; Speaker reports return,of Writ and election of John Julius Thomas
Stewart, Esquire ; Mr . Stewart introduced .and sworn, 343 .
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION (See "MOTIONS") .

yl,v INDEX .
1956-57
PXPERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
FINANCE:-
SUPPLY :
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 34 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 159 ; (Financial Statement, 1956-57), 135 ;
(Estimates, 1956-57), 161, 164, 166, 168 (`), 173, 177, 179, 182 ; (Loan
Estimates, 1956-57), 182, 220 .
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 159 ; (Financial Statement, 1956-57), 135 ;
(Estimates, 1956-57), 182 ; (Loan Estimates, 1956-57), 220 .
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 159 ; (Financial Statement, 1956-57), 135 ;
(Estimates, 1956-57), 184 ; (Loan Estimates, 1956-57), 220.
WAYS AND MEANS:-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 34.
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 160 ; (Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 41 ;
(Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill), 179, 185 ; (Gaming and
Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill), 132 ; (Financial Statement,
1956-57), 135, 143, 145, 147, 153, 155, 160, 161 ; (Estimates, 1956-57), 184;
(Loan Estimates, 1956-57), 220 ; (Land Tax Bill), 203; (Cattle Compensation
Taxation Bill), 225 .
Resolutions reported (Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 41 ; (Stamp Duties
(Further Amendment) Bill), 185 ; (Gaming and Betting (Poker
Machines) Taxation Bill), 132 ; (Supply Bill), 160 ; (Financial Statement,
1956-57), 161 ; (Estimates, 1956-57), 184 ; (Loan Estimates, 1956-57),
220 ; (Land Tax Bill), 203; (Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill), 225 .
Resolutions agreed to (Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 44 ; (Stamp
Duties (Further Amendment) Bill), 188 ; (Gaming and Betting (Poker
Machines) Taxation Bill), 133; (Supply Bill), 160 ; (Financial Statement,
1956-57), 161 ; (Estimates, 1956-57), 184 ; (Loan Estimates, 1956-57),
220 ; (Land Tax Bill), 204 ; (Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill), 225 .
FLOOD MITIGATION (See "MOTIONS") .
FORESTRY (See. "MOTIONS") .
GENERAL BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (See "MOTIONS") .
GOVERNOR (See also "LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR") :-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 3 .
OPENING SPEECH--
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 3 ; Motion (Mr.
Cahill) made for adoption of Address-in-Reply, and Debate adjourned, 6 ;
resumed and adjourned, 11, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 ; resumed and agreed to,
33 ; presented to Governor and Reply reported, 34-35.
RE-ASSUMPTION OF OFFICE:-
Message notifying, 215 ; motion (Mr. Cahill) for, Resolution in acknowledgment
of Message, agreed to, 220.
GRIFFITH, W. J . (See "EDITOR OF DEBATES")
HAIRDRESSING, PRICE CONTROL (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS")
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS')) .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES").
HOUSING (See "MOTIONS") .

IXDEX .
1956-57 .
IV
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAXENT-SECOND SESSION.
INVERELL HOSPITAL (See "MOTIONS") .
JOINT COMMITTEES (See "MOTIONS") .
KATOOMBA HIGH SCHOOL (See "MOTIONS") .
K
LAND SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT'j') .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") .
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES") .
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:-
L
ASSUMPTION OF OFFICE OF His ExCELLENCY THE HoN. Sin KENNETB STREET,
K.C.M.G. :-
Message notifying, 99 ; motion (Mr . Cahill) for Resolution in acAnowleragment
of Message, agreed to, 100 .
LITHGOW HIGH SCHOOL (See "MOTIONS") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT-FINANCE AND AMALGAMATION OF AREAS (See
"MOTIONS") .
MAHONY, F. A. (See "SERJEANT-AT-ARMS") .
MANUFACTURED COMMODITIES (See "MOTIONS") .
MEMBERS (See also "DEATHS") :-
Leave of Absence-on account of illness, 11 ; absence from State, 253 .
Speeches-Motion to allow to continue for further period, (agreed to), 56,
90, 128, 142,
Sworn, 245, 343 .
151, 173, 307('), 312( :'), 321 ; negatived,'100, 341 .
MENTAL HYGIENE (See "MOTIONS") .
MESSAGES:-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 134, 157, 181 .
Referred to Committee of Ways and Means, 37, 121, 179, 197, 219 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR:-
1 . Recommending Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 37 .
2 . Do. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment)
Bill, 37 .
3 . Do . Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, 51 .
4 . Do . Second-hand Motor Dealers Bill, 51 .
5. Do . The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property
Trust (Amendment) Bill, 71 .
6 . Do . Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 71 .
7 . Do . Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, 72 .
8 . Do . Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 72 .
9 . Do . York Street North-Bridge over Argyle Street, Sydney
(Construction) Bill, 77 .
10 . Assenting to Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 81 .
11 . Recommending Radioactive Substances Bill, 81 .
12. Do . Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, 89 .
13 . Do . Public Service and other Statutory Bodies (Extended
Leave) Bill, 99 .

xvi INDEX .
1956-57.
.REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMFNT-SECOND SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued) :-
M
FROM THE LiEUTENANT-GovERNOR (THE HON. SiR KENNETH STREET, K.C.M .G .) :-
14. Notifying Assembly of his assumption of Administration of Government, 99 .
15 . Assenting to Transport (Division of Functions) Commissioner for Railways
Bill, 101 .
16 . Do . Marriage (Amendriient) Bill, 107 .
17 . Do . Newcastle Tattersall's Club (Amendment) Bill,
18 . Do . Second-hand Motor Dealers Bill, 108 .
108 .
19 . Do . Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 108 .
20 . Do . York Street North-Bridge over Argyle Street, Sydney (Construction)
Bill, 108.
21 . Do . Poisons (Amendment) Bill, 115 .
22 . Do . Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, 115 .
23 . Do. Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, 116 .
24 . Recommending Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill, 121 .
25 . Do . Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, 121 .
26. Do . Budget Papers, 1956-57, 134.
27 . Assenting to Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 137.
28. Do . Real Property (Amendment) Bill, 138 .
29 . Recommending Taronga Zoological Park Bill, 141 .
30 . Assenting to Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, 149.
31 . Do . Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 149 .
32 . Do . Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 149 .
33 . Recommending Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill,
150.
34 . Assenting to Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill, 157 .
35 . Recommending Supply Bill, 157 .
36 . Assenting to Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, 163,
37 . Do. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill, 163 .
38 . Do . Taronga Zoological Park Bill, 164 .
39 . Do . The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property Trust
(Amendment) Bill, 167.
40 . Recommending Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 167 .
41 . Assenting to Supply Bill, 171 .
42 . Recommending Land Tax Management Bill, 175 .
43 . Do . Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, 179 .
44. Do. Loan Estimates, 1956-1957, 181 .
45 . Do . Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, 191 .
46 . Do . Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 191 .
47. Do . Weights and Measures (Amendment) Bill, 192 .
48 . Assenting to Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 197 .
49 . Recommending Land Tax Bill, 197.
50. Assenting to Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment)
Bill, 201 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR:-
51 . Notifying Assembly of his re-assumption of Administration of Government,
215 .
52 . Recomm ending Cattle Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 219 .
53 . Do . Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 219 .
54 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 223 .
55 . Do . Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, 224 .
56 . Recommending Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company
Purchase) Amendment Bill, 228.
57 . Do . Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 228 .
58 . Do. Housing Agreement Bill, 233 .
59 . Do . Grafton Water Supply Bill, 233.
60 . Do . Local Government and Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased
Animals and Meat (Amendment) Bill, 233 .
61 . Assenting to Land Tax Management Bill, 242 .
62 . Do . Land Tax Bill, 242 .
63 . Do. Cattle Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 247 .
64 . Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment
Bill, 247.
65 . Do . Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company
Purchase) Amendment Bill, 247 .
66 . Do . Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, 248 .
67 . Do . Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 248 .
68. Do . General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 248 .
69 . Do . Grafton Water Supply Bill, 248.
70. Do . Housing Agreement Bill, 249 .
71 . Do . Local Government and Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals
and Meat (Amendment) Bill, 249 .
72 . Do . Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave)
Bill, 249 .
73 . Do . Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, 249 .
74 . Do . Weights and Measures (Amendment) Bill, 249 .
75 . Do . Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 250 .

INDEX .
1956-57 .
FXZTaENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIA.TvIENT-SECOND SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued)
.
FROM THE GOVERNOR (continued) :-
76 . Assenting to Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 250.
77 . Do . Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 250,
78 . Recommending Capital Debt Charges Bill, 259 .
79 . Do . Glenbawn Dam (Amendment) Bill, 259 .
80 . Do . Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 259 .
81 . Do. Electricity Development (Amendment) Bill, 260 .
82 . Assenting to Capital Debt Charges Bill, 289 .
83 . Do . Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, 289 .
84 . Do . Noxious Trades (Amendment) Bill, 290 .
85 . Do . Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 290 .
86 . Do . Radioactive Substances Bill, 290 .
87 . Recommending Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 290 .
88 . Do . Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, 301 .
89 . Do . Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 303 .
90 . Assenting to Destitute Children's Society (Vesting) Amendment Bill, 305 .
91 . Do . Electricity Development (Amendment) Bill, 305.
92 . Do . Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill, 305 .
93 . Do . Border Railways (Grain Elevators) Amendment Bill, 317 .
94 . Do . Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment)
Bill, 317 .
95 . Do Glenbawn Dam (Amendment) Bill, 318 .
96 . Do . Height of Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 318 .
97 . Do . Supreme Court Procedure Bill, 318
98 . Do' . Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, 318 .
99 . Recommending Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended
Leave) Bill, 319 .
100 . Do . Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 319 .
101 . Do . Electricity Commission (Transfer of Reticulation Works)
Bill, 319 .
102. Do . Parliamentary Joint Committee Enabling Bill, 330 .
103 . Do . Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 330 .
104 . Assenting to Auctioneers, Stock and Station, Real Estate and Business
Agents (Amendment) Bill, 339 .
105
1
. Do . University and 'College Lands (Saint Paul's College and
Wesley College) Bill, 339 .
FROM ASSEM13LY TO COUNCIL :-
Respecting "The Australian Constitution"-appointment of Joint Committee
upon, 47 ; agreeing to time and place appointed by Council, 89 .
Transmitting-
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 49 .
Second-hand Motor Dealers Bill, 56 .
Newcastle Tattersall's Club (Amendment) Bill, 61 .
Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 61 .
Poisons (Amendment) Bill, 64 .
Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 73 .
York Street North-Bridge over Argyle Street, Sydney (Construction)
Bill, 82 .
Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, 85 .
Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, 90 .
Transport (Division of Functions) . Commissioner for Railways Bill, 96 .
Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 97.
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 103 .
Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, 110 .
Real Property (Amendment) Bill, 117 .'
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, 125 .
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill, 134.
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, 138.
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and :Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 142 .
The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property Trust (Amendment)
Bill, 143 .
Taronga Zoological Park Bill, 1.43 .
Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill, 151 .
Supply Bill, 160 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, 170 .
Appropriation Bill, 185 .
Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, 193 .
Land Tax Management Bill, 211 .
Land Tax Bill, 212 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, 213 .
Weights and Measures (Amendment) Bill, 213 .
Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, 218 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment)' Bill, 218.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 221 .
Cattle Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 224.
52195-2

INDEX .
1956-57 .
REpFRENOES 1110 TjE[Z VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38Tir PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL (continued) :-
Transmitting (continued) :-
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 225 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 229 .
Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purchase)
Amendment Bill, 230 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, 232 .
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 237.
Housing Agreement Bill, 238 .
Grafton Water Supply Bill, 240 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 240 .
Local Government and Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and
Meat (Amendment) Bill, 240 .
Radioactive Substances Bill, 255 .
Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, 256 .
Supreme Court Procedure Bill, 256 .
Noxious Trades (Amendment) Bill, 256 .
Capital Debt Charges Bill, 264 .
Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 264 .
Destitute Children's Society (Vesting) Amendment Bill, 267 .
Electricity Development (Amendment) Bill, 268 .
Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill, 268 .
Glenbawn Dam (Amendment) Bill, 274.
Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Bill, 275.
Border Railways (Grain Elevators) Amendment Bill, 278.
Height of Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 279 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, 279 .
University and College Lands (Saint Paul's College and Wesley College)
Bill, 293 .
Auctioneers, Stock and Station, Real Estate and Business Agents (Amendment)
Bill, 294 .
Habitual Criminals Bill, 302 .
Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, 308 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, 326 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 326 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 327 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 327 .
Attachment of Wages Limitation Bill, 331 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 331 .
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat (Amendment) Bill, 332.
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 332 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 332 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 335 .
Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment) Bill, 344 .
Credit-sale Agreements Bill, 344 .
Parliamentary Joint Committee Enabling Bill, 348 .
Returning :-
Port Kembla Sailors, Soldiers Memorial Hall Bill, without amendment, 320.
Agreeing to Council's amendments in :-
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 85 .
Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, 111 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 134 .
Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, 134 .
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, 155 .
Land Tax Management Bill, 237.
Supreme Court Procedure Bill, 302 .
University and College Lands (Saint Paul's College and Wesley College)
Bill, 311 .
Auctioneers, Stock and Station, Real Estate and Business Agents (Amendment)
Bill, 322 .
Habitual Criminals Bill, 326 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 337 .
Attachment of Wages Limitation Bill, 343 .
Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, 344.
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 349 .
Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment) Bill, 349 .
Credit-sale Agreements Bill, 353.
FROM COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY :-
Respecting appointment of Joint Committee upon the Australian Constitution-Agreeing
to appointment of Committee (with addendum), 89 .
Transmitting :-
Port Kembla Sailors, Soldiers Memorial Hall Bill, 308.
Returning :-
Motor Traffic and Transport (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 77.
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 82 .
Second-hand Motor Dealers Bill, without amendment, 89 .,
York Street North-Bridge over Argyle Street, Sydney (Construction) Bill,
without amendment, 90 .
Marriage (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 90.

INDEX.
1956-57 .
XiX
REYERZNCBS TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued) :-
.
FRom C6UNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continued) :-
Returning (continued) :-
Newcastle Tattersall's Club (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 90 .
Poisons (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 96 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Commissioner for Railways Bill, without
amendment, 100 .
Hunter Valley Flood Mitigation Bill, with an amendment, 108 .
Child Welfare (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 109 .
Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
112 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 122 .
Ambulance Transport Service (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 122 .
Real Property (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 127 .
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 141 .
Taronga Zoological Park Bill, without amendment, 150 .
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Bill, without amendment,
153 .
Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
153 .
The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property Trust (Amendment)
Bill, without amendment, 154.
Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bill, with an amendment, 154.
Supply Bill, without amendment 166 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage ' and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, without
amendment, 173 .
Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, without amendment, 177 .
Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 209 .
Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 215 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, without
amendment, 229 .
Weights and Measures (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 229,
Factories and Shops (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 234 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 234.
Land Tax Bill, without"amendment, 234 .
Land Tax Management Bill, with amendments, 234 .
Cattle Compensation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 239 .
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, without amendment, 239 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 239 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
239 .
Electricity Commission (Balmain Electric Light Company Purchase)
Amendment Bill, without amendment, 242 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
242 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, without
amendment, 243 .
Gas and Electricity (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 243 .
Grafton Water Supply Bill, without amendment, 243 .
Housing Agreement Bill, without amendment, 243 .
Local Government and Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat
(Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 243 .
Noxious Trades (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 271 .
Capital Debt Charges Bill, without amendment, 272 .
Civil Service (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 272 .
Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 272 .
Radioactive Substances Bill, without amendment, 272.
Destitute Children's Society (Vesting) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
278 .
Electricity Development (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 278.
Veterinary Surgeons (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 278.
Supreme Court Procedure Bill, with amendments, 291 .
Glenbawn Dam (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 296 .
Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave (Amendment) Bill, without
. amendment, 296 .
Border Railways (Grain Elevators) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
303 .
Height of Buildings (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 307 .
Transport (Division of Functions) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
307 .
University and College Lands (Saint Paul's College and Wesley College)
Bill, with an amendment, 309 .
Auctioneers, Stock and Station, Real Estate and Business Agents (Amendment)
Bill, with amendments, 313 .
Habitual Criminals Bill, with amendments, 321 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, without
amendment, 335 .
Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 336.
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 336 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 337 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
337 .

XX INDEX .
1956-57 .
REPMENCLS TO MIL VOTES AND PrOCEEDiNGs, 38TH PARLTA
ENT--SECOND SESSION.
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY (continued) :-
Returning (continued) --
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat (Amendment) Bill,
without amendment, 340 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill,
without amendment, 340 .
Attachment of Wages Limitation Bill, with an amendment, 340 .
Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 345 .
Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 346 .
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 346 .
Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 346.
Parliamentary Joint Committee Enabling Bill, without amendment, 350 .
Credit-sale Agreements Bill, with amendments, 350 .
MIDNIGHT:-
Sittings after, 241, 328, 336, 345 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr . Cahill) concerning the acquisition of the Balmain Electric Light
and Power Supply Corporation Limited, 27 .
Made (Mr . Heffron) respecting school building programme proposed to be
carried out during next financial year, 53 .
Made (Mr. Landa on behalf of Minister for Labour and Industry) respecting
Price Control on Men's Hairdressing, 168 .
Made (Mr. Wetherell) concerning representations made to him by honourable
members that provision be made by Forestry Commission for payments
to shire Councils towards maintaining roads serving land carrying timber
which Forestry Commission receives royalties, 236 .
Made on(Mr . Enticknap) upon extent of inquiries already conducted by Ebasco
into the operations of Government Transport in New SouthWales, 253 .
MINTO, LAND AT (See "MOTIONS") .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS") :-
Amended by consent, 100 .
Withdrawn, 158, 271 ; (under 49th Standing Order), 78, 306, 320 .
ADJOURNMENT, UNDER 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
Negatived.
The serious public consternation at the Government's decision to cut
ecial school bus subsidies by 20 per cent . from 23rd July, 1956 (Lieut .-
F,'l . Br,xner), 78 .
Withdrawn.
The action of the Minister for Housing in proclaiming 5,460 acres of
dairying land at Minto as a Housing Area (Mr. Pelly), 306.
The rejection, as announced last Thursday, of plans prepared for the
erection of High schools at Orange, Lithgow and Katoomba (Mr . Cutler),
320 .
ALLOWANCES TO WIDOWS-.-
Motion (Mr. Willis), That in opinion of House,-(l) The action of the Government
last October when at the time the Commonwealth Government
increased its pensions to widows with dependent children it -seized the
opportunity to reduce its allowances to such widows is most reprehensible
; and (2) the Government should immediately restore the previous
allowances to all such widows with dependent children, and debate
adjourned, 274 ; resumed and adjourned, 321 .
AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION (Joint Committee) :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for suspension of Standing Orders which require mover
of motion for appointment of Select Committee having to serve on such
Committee, agreed to, 47 ; motion for appointment of Committee agreed
to, Message to Council, 47-48 ; Message from Council agreeing to appointment
of Committee (with addendum) and naming time and place for
meeting of Committee, Message to Council agreeing to time and place
appointed by Council, 89 ; Progress Report tabled, 253 .
COUNTRY SCHOOL Bus SERVICES (See also "ADJOURNMENT-49TH STANDING
ORDER") :-
Motion (Mr . Cutler) (Urgency), That in opinion of House,-(l) The Government
must accept full responsibility for providing free transport for
country children to schools in adjacent towns . . . . . . (2) The
announcement by the Minister for Education to further reduce country
school bus subsidies is deserving of condemnation. (3) Such reduction of
subsidies will cause extreme hardship, etc., etc ., negatived, 72.

INDEX.
1956-57 .
xxi
REFERENCES 'TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TIH PARLIAIIENT-SECOND SESSION.
MOTIONS (continued) :-
COUNTRY SCHOOL Bus SFRvicFs (continued) :-
Motion (Mr. Cutler) (Urgency), That, in opinion of House the reduction of
20 per cent . in special school bus subsidies, imposed yesterday by the
Government should be cancelled and the rate of subsidy operating immediately
prior to yesterday, restored forthwith, negatived, 87 .
Motion (Mr. Robinson), That in opinion of House,-(l) The new system of
determining Government subsidy for the transport of country children to
school, as introduced recently, is causing chaos in the service and financial
hardship for many parents . (2) The subsidy system should be
reviewed immediately with a view to restoring at least the previous full
departmental economic rate of subsidy, and debate adjourned, 151 ;
resumed and negatived, 274 .
ECONOMIC POSITION OF STATE :-
Motion (as amended by consent) made (Mr. Willis), That in the opinion
of this House, every effort should be made to stop the spiral of inflation
which currently threatens the economy of New South Wales, and debate
adjourned, 100 ; resumed and agreed to, 142 .
EDUCATION-PROVISION or FUNDS :-
Motion (Mr . Hughes), That in opinion of House, the standard of education in
New South Wales is gravely threatened by the failure of the Government
of New South Wales to provide sufficient funds for present essential staff,
expansions and buildings and proper planning for future requirements at
all levels, and debate adjourned, 341-2 ; motion: for resumption of debate
for later hour of Day, negatived, 342 .
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION :-
Motion (Mr . Pelly) (Urgency), That in opinion of House the proposal of
Electricity Authority to amalgamate all Local Government bodies into a
small number of bodies for administering Electricity Supply is contrary
to the best interests of State, etc ., negatived, 292 .
FLOOD MITIGATION'.-
Motion made (Mr . Lawson), That in the opinion of House,-(l) Where towns
and villages are threatened by floods Government should provide financial
assistance towards constructing levee banks, etc . (2) Provision
should be made for emergency feeding of stock, etc . (3) Permanent
policy should be laid down to prevent further stock losses through floods
etc ., and debate adjourned, 79 ; resumed and' adjourned, 109 ; resumed,
motion by leave, withdrawn, 158 .
FORESTRY :-
Forestry Act, 1916-1951-Disallowance of Regulations:-
Motion (Mr . Crawford) That House disallows amendment to Regulation, 46,
respecting royalties, negatived, 314.
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS :-
Government Railways Act, 1912-1955-Disallowance of By-laws-Increased
Fares and Freights:-
Motion (Mr . Morton), That House disallows By-laws respectng increased
fares and freights, negatived, 60.
HOUSING (See also
Shortage and Finance:-
"ADJOURNMENT-49TH STANDING
Motion (Mr . .Crabtree) after suspension of Standing and Ses,,ional Orders
(Urgency), That, in the opinion of this House, there is jus~:fflable alarm
throughout the Nation at the very acute shortage of homes at a time
when the, resources of the building industry in man-power and
materials are capable of a much higher output of new divellings ; and
'that accordingly,-" (1) The Commonwealth Government should
immediately advance to the States substantial additional funds for
housing under the Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement ; and
(2) the Commonwealth Government should immediately arrange for
the Commonwealth Bank to relax the present restrictions to enable it
and the trading banks to increase bank advances for housing," and
amendment (Mr . Stewart Fraser) to leave out paragraphs (1) and
(2) with a view of inserting following new paragraphs instead
thereof "M Both the Commonwealth and State Governments should
provide additional funds for housing in this State ; and (2) that the
New South Wales Government's policy regarding the grievous housing
shortage in this State is a failure," and debate adjourned, 278 ; resumed,
amendment negatived, motion agreed to, . 280-1-2 .
INVFRELL HOSPITAL : -
Motion (Mr . Hughes) (Urgency) That in o.pinion of House,-(l) Th- apalling
conditions at Inverell Hospital demand urgent action to provide greatly
expanded and improved accommodation at this hospital . (2) The promise
given to the people of Inverell by the former Minister for Health in
February, that E300,000 will be spent in the current three years should be
honoured and implemented immediately, negatived, 158 .

xxii
INDEX.
1956-57 .
RZFERENOES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOYD SESSION .
M
MOTIONS (continued) :-
LOCAL GOVERNMENT-FINANCE AND AMALGAMATION OF AREAS:-
Motion (Mr. Hughes), That in opinion of House,-(1) Conference of Federal,
State and Local Government representatives should be called to establish
a firm basis for allocation of taxation money between three tiers of
Government. (2) An expert committee should be set up to investigate
local government finance in relation to a direct allocation to local
government by New South Wales Government and a proper superannuation
scheme for local government employees. (3) No amalgamation
of areas should be carried out unless ratepayers have signified their
approval by referendum, and debate adjourned, 128 ; resumed, amendment
(Mr. Renshaw) to add new paragraphs . " (4) That Loan Council,
through Federal Treasurer, be urgently requested to increase'Loan
allocation to Local Government by fifty "per cent ." (5) That a directive
to the Federal Lending Authorities by the Federal Treasurer should be
given to release greater funds to Local Government Authorities," and
debate adjourned, 172-3 ; resumed, further amendment (Mr . Hills) to
insert after the words "per cent.", the words "per annum," and debate
adjourned, 261 ; resumed, amendment to proposed amendment agreed to,
amendment agreed to, motion, as amended, agreed to, 273 ; motion (Mr.
Renshaw) (after Urgency-Suspension of Standing Orders) for
Rescission, in part, of Resolution, agreed to, 296 .
MENTAL HYGIENE :-
Motion (Mr. Darby), That in opinion of House the Lunacy Act should be
amended to provide for (a) the elimination of the word "lunacy" ; (b)
the review of the legal status, accommodation, care and treatment of the
various types of patients of mental institutions ; (c) the betterment of the
status and training of professional staffs ; (d) reform of the Reception
House ; (e) the establishment of a separate Department of Mental
Hygiene,-and debate adjourned, 307; resumed and adjourned, 320;
resumed and agreed to, 320-1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE :-
Motion (Mr. Willis), That in opinion of House, the functions of the Public
Accounts Committee should be enlarged so that it will regularly and
publicly report on the expenditure of public money by the various
Government departments, as is done by the Public Accounts Committee
of the Federal Parliament, negatived, 166 .
PUBLIC FUNDS IN SALES OF MANUFACTURED COMMODITIES :-
Motion (Mr .,Stephens), after suspension of Standing Orders (Urgency), That
in the opinion of this House,-(l) Public funds should not be used to
further the sales of any manufactured commodity in competition with any
other manufactured commodity, and (2) the services of any Government
Department should not be used in this connection,-withdrawn, 271 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS :-
Motion (Mr. Griffith) (Urgency), That in opinion of House an amendment
to the Local Government Act should be introduced to permit Councillors
of the Sutherland Shire Council to vote in the forthcoming Sydney
County Council Elections, negatived, 198 .
TIMBER :-
Government Contracts :-
Motion (Mr . Hughes), That in opinion of House,-(1) Priority for Government
contracts should be given to New South Wales tenderers . .
(2) The Nyotah timber contract should be cancelled . . ~ . (3 ;
Encouragement should be given to New South Wales industry to
expand . . . (4) A technical officer of th(, New South Wales Forestry
Commission should be a member of the State Contracts Control Board
. . . and debate adjourned, 56 ; resumed and negatived, 68 .
TRANSPORT'-
Transport Act, 1930, as amended, and Transport (Division of Functions) Act,
1932, as amended-Disallowance of Regulations-Increased Fares :-
Motion (Mr . Morton), That House disallows Regulations, providing for
increased fares, negatived, 60 .
Government Transport Undertakings :-
Motion (Mr . Storey) for appointment of extra-Parliamentary Committee
to inquire into, and debate adjourned, 68 ; resumed and adjourned, 90 ;
resumed and negatived, 117 .
URGENCY :-
To consider Notice of Motion relating to-
Vote of Censure (Transport Services), agreed to, 30 .
TO consider motion relating to-
Country school bus services, negatived, 72 .
Country school bus services, reduction in subsidies, negatived, 87 .
Electricity Distribution, negatived, 292.

INDEX .
xxiii
1956-57 .
RZFERMITCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION .
MOTIONS (continued) :-
URGENCY (continued) :-
Housing Shortage and Finance, agreed to, 277 .
Inverell Hospital, negatived, 158 .
Public Funds in Sales of Manufactured Commodities, agreed to, 271 .
Rescission, in part, of Resolution (Local Government-Finance and
Amalgamation of Areas), agreed to, 296 .
Sydney County Council Elections, negatived, 198 .
Transport of Wool by Railway Department, negatived, 53 .
VOTE OF CENSURE:-
Transport Services :-
Motion made (Mr . Morton) after Urgency-Suspension of Standing
Orders), re Government's management of services and also because of
fare increases, negatived, 30-31 .
WOOL :-
Motion (Mr . Crawford) (Urgency) to consider failure of Railway Department
to transport, negatived, 53 .
N
NEMINE CONTRADICENTE (See "BY CONSENT ;,
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY-
ELECTION OF MEMBER OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL OF:-
Motion (Mr . Heffron), That Honourable W. MCC . Gollan, Minister without
Portfolio, be re-elected .
Motion (Mr. Morton), That C. B. Cutler, Esq ., be elected .
Question, "That Mr . Gollan be re-elected," agreed to, 217 .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS") :-
Called on by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 3, 8,'etc.
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT") .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL (See "MOTIONS") .
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See "BUSINESS") .
PAPERS LAID UPON . THE TABLE (See "PAPERS" INDEX) .
PARLIAMENT :-
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Messages from Governor, 3 .
PETITIONS (Refer also to PAPERS INDEX) :-
Presented by Members, 19, 37, 125, 263, 329 .
PICKERING, ALLAN, ESQ., M.B .E ., M.Ec . (See "CLERK OF ASSEMBLY~') .
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER") .
POSTPONEMENTS (See "BUSINESS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER")
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
-PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRICE CONTROL ON MEN'S HAIRDRESSING (See "MINISTERIAL STATE-
MENTS") .
PRO FORMA BILL (See "BILLS") .
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "MOTIONS") .
PUBLIC FUNDS IN SALES OF. MANUFACTURED COMMODITIES (See
"MOTIONS") .

xxiv
INDEX.
1956-57
REIMBENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 387H PARLIA-MFNT-SECOID SESSION.
Q
QUESTIONS:-
Called by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 3, 8, etc .
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 30, 34, 78,
95, 176, 198, 202, 205, 210, 211, 238, 241, 280, 281, 298, 333, 334 . (In Committee),
agreed to, 387, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 426(l), 433, 434, 435 .
RAILWAYS (See "MOTIONS") .
RECOMMITTAL (See "BILLS") .
REGULATIONS-DISALLOWANCE (See "MOTIONS") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
RESCISSION (See "MOTIONS") .
RESPONSiBLE GOVERNMENT (See "CENTENARY OF RESPONSIBLE GOV-
ERNMENT") .
ROBBINS, HARRY, ESQ ., M .C . (See "CLERK OF ASSEMBLY") .
ROAD MAINTENANCE (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
ROPER, PHILIP HAMPDEN, C.V.O ., LL.B . (See "DEATHS") .
SCHOOL BUILDINGS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
SCHOOL BUS SERVICES (See "MOTIONS") .
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES", also
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS ;-
Appointment of Mr . F . A. Mahony as Acting, 23 .
Appointment of Mr. F. A. Mahony, 141 .
S
"MOTIONS")
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
HOURS OF SITTING-PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 2.30 p.m . until 10 .30 p.m . and on Thursday from 11 a.m . until
5.30 p.m ., General Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p.m .,
agreed to, 39 .
Motion (Mr. Cahill) (Urgency) to consider Notice of Motion for Government
Business to take precedence of General Business on Tuesday in each
week, amendment (Mr . Heffron) "as from Tuesday 9th October, 1956",
agreed to, Motion as amended agreed to, 171-2 .
Motion (Mr. Cahill), That provisions of paragraphs (2.), (3 .) and (4 .) of
Sessional Orders shall not apply at the sittings of the House, agreed to,
216 .
Motion (Mr . Cahill), That (1 .) General Business shall take precedence of
Government Business on Tuesdays until 6 p.m ., after that hour, and on
Wednesdays and Thursdays, Government Business shall take precedence
of General Business . (2 .) The provisions of paragraphs (2 .), (3 .) and
(4.) of the Sessional Order adopted on 19th June, 1956, shall apply at the
sittings of the House, agreed to, 256 .
Motion (Mr . Cahill) (by consent), That during the remainder of the present
Session, unless otherwise ordered, the provisions of paragraphs (2 .), (3 .) .
and (4.) of the Sessional Order adopted on 28th February, 1957, shall
not apply at the sittings of the House, agreed to, 309 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency :-
To consider motion respecting-
Amended Sessional Order, agreed to, 171-2 .
Housing Shortage and Finance, agreed to, 277 .
Public Funds in Sales of Manufactured Commodities, agreed to, 271 .
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") . ,
SPEAKER (See also "BILLS") :-
Absence, unavoidable, reported, 25, 55, 59, 63, 67, 71, 75, 77, 81, 85, 87, 93, 97, 99,
103, 105, 107, 111, 113, 115, 121, 125, 127, 131, 137 .
Commission to administer Oath of Allegiance, reported, 1 .
Enters Chamber after commencement of Sitting, 26 .
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 3 .

INDEX.
1956-57 .
xxv
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMFNT-SECOND SESSION.
S
SPEAKER (continued) :-
Lays on Table Warrant nominating Temporary Chairman of Committees, 3 .
Lays Paper on Table, 169, 228, 236 .
Leaves Chair for period (Later Hour of Day), 3, 34, 63, 242, .346 .
Makes statement on presentation of Division Glass to mark Centenary of
Responsible Government, 250 .
Prayer, offers, 1, 7, et seq.
Reports presentation of Address-in-Reply and Answer, 34 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 3, 34, 229, 242, 346.
RULINGS OF :
A motion before the House did not anticipate debate on the Estimates,
because the House could come to a decision upon the motion whereas
that was not possible upon discussion upon the relevant Item in the
Estimates . However, it would appear that the fact that the Househaving
debated . the motion precluded the matter being raised again when the
Estimates were before the financial Committees, 151 .
DEPUTY:-
Commission to administer Oath of Allegiance reported, 2 .
Leaves Chair for period (Later Hour of Day), 229,
Puts Question under Standing Order 113A, 60 (1) .
Takes Chair because of unavoidable absence of Speaker and offers Prayer, 25,
55, 59, 63, 67, 71, 75, 77, 81, 85, 87, 93, 97, 99, 103, 105, 107, 111, 113, -115, 121,
125, 127, 131, 137 .
RULINGS OF :-
Amendment to Motion for 2' of Bill :-
That an amendment to omit all words after word "That" with a view
of inserting "consideration of this Bill be deferred to permit the
Government further to consider this measure to make provision for
compensation for the present Chairman of the Board" was contrary
to Standing Order No . 253, 118.
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT")
SPEECHES (See "DEBATE" ; also "MEMBE . RS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-'
SUSPENSION OF :-
By consent, to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in one day,
330, 348 .
To consider Notice of Motion on Business Paper respecting Transport Services
(Vote of Censure), agreed to, 30 .
As a matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, 6r Bills, through all states
in one day, agreed to, 94, 133,,185, 188, 205, 237 .
As a matter of Urgency to bring in Bill or Bills~ and proceed with as far
as second-reading stage in one day, agreed to, ~294 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Amended Sessional Order, agreed to, 171-2 .
Housing Shortage and Finance, agreed to, 277 .
Public Funds .in Sales of Manufactured Commodities, agreed to, 271 .
Rescission, in part, of Resolution (Local Oovernment-Finance and
Amalgamation of Areas), agreed to, 297 . ~
To permit Member proposing appointment of a Select Committee not having
to serve on Committee, agreed to, 47 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS (See "MOTIONS") .
SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL CENTENARY-
Congratulations of House on occasion of celebration of the Centenary of the
School conveyed by Speaker, 267.
SYMPATHY (See "DEATHS") .
T
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF
COMMITTEES") .
TIMBER (See "MOTIONS") .
TRANSPORT (See "MOTIONS")

INDEX .
1956-57 .
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAWENT-SWOND SESSION .
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 1924:-
PUBLIC HALL SITE AT MATRAVILLE SOUTH :-
Motion (Mr . Nott) That provisions of section 3 shall apply to certain area of
land for, agreed to, 302 .
RACECOURSE AND PUBLIC RECREATION GROUND AT SOUTH DENILIQUIN:-
Motion (Mr . Nott) That provisions of section 3 shall apply to certain areas of
land for, agreed to, 349.
ELECTION OF MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATivE ASSEMBLY TO SENATE OF :-
Motion (Mr. Heffron), That L. J. Tully, Esq., B.A ., LL .B ., be elected .
Motion (Mr. Morton), That Kevin Ellis, Esq., B.Ec ., LL .B ., be elected .
Question, "That Mr. Tully be elected," agreed to, 216 .
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY:-
URGENCY:-
MOTION MADE AS A MATTER OF :-
To consider Notice of Motion relating to-
Vote of Censure (Transport Services), agreed to, 30 .
Amended Sessional Order, agreed to, 171-2 .
To consider motion relating to-
Country school bus services, negatived, 72 .
Country school bus services, reduction in subsidies, negatived, 87.
Electricity Distribution, negatived, 292 .
Housing Shortage and Finance, agreed to, 277 .
inverell Hospital, negatived, 158 .
Public Funds in- Sales of Manufactured Commodities, agreed to, 271 .
Rescission, in part, of Resolution (Local Government-Finance and
Amalgamation of Areas), agreed to, 296 .
Sydney County Council Elections, negatived, 198 .
Transport of Wool by Railway Department, negatived, 53 .
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all
stages in one day, agreed to, 94, 133, 185, 188, 204-5, 237 .
To suspend Standing Orders-to bring in Bill or Bills and proceed with as
far as second-reading stage in one day, 294.
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
V
VIDLER, 1. P. K . (See "CLERK OF ASSEMBLY") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
VOTE OF CENSURE (See "MOTIONS") .
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE")
WIDOWS (See "MOTIONS") .
WOOL (See "MOTIONS") .

INDEX.
1956-57 .
xxvil
PAPERSORDERED TOBE PRINTED .
REFERENCES TO TBE VOTES . AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TIl PARLIAMENT-SECOND SFSSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers .
ABORIGINES PROTECTION ACT, 1909-1943 :-
Regulations under, 236 .
A
ABORIGINES WELFARE BOARD:-
I
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 236 . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE . VOL . PAGE.
I 1
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS") .
ACQUISITION OF LANDS (See under various headings) .
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ACT, 1921 :-
Regulations, 9 .
AGRICULTURE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED FRUITS") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1956, 192 . . . . . . . . . . *--I
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Act, 1919-1951 :-
~Regulations, 113, 252.
Report of Board, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Account, for
year ended 30th June, 1956, 237 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED
SCIENCE) (See "MUSEUMS") .
APPOINTMENTS TO PUBLIC SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART UNIONS -(See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ART GALLERY (See "NATIONAL ART GALLERY") .
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPERS :-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1) .
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . 1 to 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business undisposed of at the Close of Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . .
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos . 1 to 12 . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos . 1 to 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ATOMIC ENERGY (See "ELECTRICITY") .
AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE") .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS") .
AWABA (See "MINING") .
17
165
I . . . . . . . . . . . .
355 . . . . . . . I . . . .
357 . . . . . . . . . . . .
359 . . . . . . . . . . . .
361 . . . . . . . . . . . .
365 . . . . . . . . . . . .
373 . . . . . . . . . . . .
375 . . . . . . . I . . . .
377 . . . . . . . . . . . .
439 . . . . . . . . . . . .
BALRANALD (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
BANKS (See "RURAL BANK") .
BARRIER CENTRAL PTY. LTD . (See "MINING") .
BARRISTERS' ADMISSION BOARD:-
Rules, 29, 252 .
BARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER
RIVERS COMMISSION") .
BILLS :~.__
i
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BOOKMAKERS (TAXATION) ACT, 1917-1952 .
Regulations, 165 .
BORDER RIVERS (See "DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS COMMIS-
SION") .
365

XXV111 INDEX .
1956 .57 .
PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38T[I
PARLIAIMENT-SECOND SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME . ~
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
B
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
BRAIN, V. J . F . (See "ELECTRICITY") .
13RICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL SOUTH LIMITED (See "MINING") .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1954 :-
Notifications of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, 253 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1955, 137 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 4 1185
BROUGHTON HALL (See "HOSPITALS") .
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING SOCIETIES:-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters
commencing lst October, 1955 and lst January, 1956, 78 ; lst April,
1956, 116 ; Ist July and 1st October, 1956, 251 .
BUILDINGS, PUBLIC (See "PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES") .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1949:-
Regulations, 14.
BUSINESS :-
Undisposed of at Close of Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Of the Session (Sessional Papers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BY-LAWS :-
Fire Brigades Act, 17 .
Government Railways Act, 15, 56, 59, 116, 252, 284, 293, 319 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 25 .
Meat Industry Act, 9, 127, 165 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 9, 25, 251 .
Public Parks Act, 14 .
Sydney Corporation Act, 29, 88 .
Technical Education and N .S.W . University of Technology Act, 283 .
University and University Colleges Act, 9, 14, 17, 38,
University of New England Act, 17, 272.
158, 215, 263, 272, 306 .
357 . . . . . . . . . . . .
361 . . . . . . . . . . . .
C
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See "PUBLIC HEALTH")
CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE :-
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1955, 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1956, 284 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CATTLE COMPENSATION ACT, 1951-1956 :-
Regulations, 252 .
CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT,
1902-1953 .
Regulations, 9, 251 .
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS ACT, 1887:-
Regulations ; 14 .
CHILD WELFARE :-
ADVISORY COUNCIL'-
Report on desirability of appointing a Committee to inquire into juvenile
delinquency (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT :-
Report of, for year ended 30th June, 1956, 209 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE,$) .
CLARENCE RIVER BASIN OIL EXPLORATION Co . N.L . (See "MINING") .
CLERK OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (See
PROCEDURE") .
"PARLIAMENTARY LAW AND
. . . . . . 4 23
. . . . . . 4, 27,
. . . . . . 435
. . . . . . 437

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INDEX .
1956-57 .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 3ST11 PARLIAMENT-SECC::D ISR-1-SION
ASSEMBLY JOINT VOLUMES .
VOLUMF .
I
Papers-continued .
C
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See also
"FINANCE") :,-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 11, 59, 125,'253 (2) .
rAGE . VOL. PAOE.
PARTICULARs RESPECTING THE ACQUISITION. OF THE FOLLOWING ESTATES-.-
I
'Bongongo,38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
,Bundy,38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Murgo, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177
Riverview, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
Saumarez, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
Tooranie, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Yallaroi, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J83
Cuan, 258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Fairview (6), 258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Mulgowrie, 258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
!Funny Hill, 258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
, Red Hill, 258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
COAL (See . also "MINING") .
Pre-project report by Messrs . Klar, Buchanan and Roper, together with
report by Joint Coal Board, upon coal as raw material in the Australian
Chemical Industry (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 201 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . ~3 203
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) AMENDMENT ,
ACT, 1956 :-
Proclamation, 255 .
COAL INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1955:-
Proclamations, 15.
COAL MINE WORKERS PENSIONS (See "MINING") .
COAL MINING (See "MINING") .
COFFEY, JOSEPH PATRICK (See "HOSPITALS-MENTAL") .
COMMITTEES:-
Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . .
375 . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION (Joint Committee) :-
Progress Report dealing with Uniform Tax Scheme, 253 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 293
COUNCIL :-
NEWCASTLE AND NORTHUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY DISSOLUTION BILL'-
Report, together with Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence (Laid on Table
of Council only) (Session 1955-56, 116) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 301
PORT KFMBLA SAILORS, SOLDIERS MEMORIAL I-TALL BILL :-
Report, together with Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence (Laid on Table
of Council only), :308 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4 313
.
ASSEMBLY :-
PRINTING :-
Reports Nos . 1 to 23 ; 53, 75, 89, 98, 105, 113, 126, 139,147, 155, 164, 172, 1792 195,
213, 224, 239, 2692 285, 303, 315, 332, 349 .
439 . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
First Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 531
Second Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Laid on Table of
Assembly only), 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 731
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CON-
FERENCE") .
COMPANIES ACT, 1936:-
Report on working of Act for 1955, 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report on working of Act for 1956, 263 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . . .
1
1
193
195
CONFERENCES:-
Report of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at Canberra
on 28th June, 1956, 121 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 197
Report of Proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at
Canberra on 16th and, 17th .August, .1956, 215 . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 .225
Report of Proceedings Pi . S~tate, and Commonwealth . Ministers held at Canberra
on 13th and 14th November, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 273

xxx INDEX .
1956-57 .
REFERE,NCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEF-DINGS, 38TIf PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
ASSEMBLY
JOINT VOLUMES.
VOLUME .
Papers-continued .
PAO E. VOL. PAGE .
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION") .
C
AUTHORITY :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 227 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 301
DEPARTMENT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 341 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 313
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST :-
Report, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for year
ended 30th June, 1955, 145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 321
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .
COOLAH (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
COONABARABRAN (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
CO-OPERATION ACT, 1923-1954:-
Regulations, 27, 236 .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES:-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1956, 227 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 353
COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
CROWN EMPLOYEES APPEAL BOARD ACT, 1944-1953:-
Regulations, 215.
CROWN LANDS :-
DEPARTMENT :-
Report, together with Reports of Western Lands Commissioner, Prickly-pear
Destruction Commissioner and Surveyor-General for year ended 30th
June, 1956, 330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 369
REGULATIONS UNDER ACT, 1913, as amended, 11, 29, 125, 216, 228, 253, 302 .
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS (SECTION 25) :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 16, 56, 117, 150, 176, 216, 284, 293 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 16, 117, 176, 216, 284, 293 .
CUDGEGONG (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
D
DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1915-1955 :-
Regulations, 9 .
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1956, 181 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 13
DAIRY PRODUCTS ACT, 1933-1938 :-
Regulations, 9 .
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
DIVIDING FENCES ACT, 1951 :-
Regulations, 252 .
DIVISIONS:-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . . 359 . . . . . . . . . . . .
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLF :-
Weekly Reports, Nos . 1 to 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377 . . . . . . . . . . . .
DOYLE, A. (See "RAILWAYS") .
DRIED FRUITS :-
ACT, 1939-1951 :-
Regulations, 306 .
Report of Board, together with Statement of Accounts for 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 129
Report of Board, together with Statement of Accounts, for 1956, 319 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 137
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS COMMISSION:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 895
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 253 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 4 901

INDEX .-
1956-;57 .-
ORDEREDTO BE PRiNTED.
REFFRENCES TO TUE, \TITES ~%ND P1,0CEEDINGS, 38TIf PARLTA-MEN-1-SECOND qFfSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
I
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
EBASCO SERVICES INCORPORATED (See "ELECTRICITY") .
EDUCATION (See also "UNIVERSITIES") :-
E
PAGE. VOL . PAGE.
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD:-
. . . . . . 1 413
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 423
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPARTMENT (PUBLIC INSTRUCTION) :-
Report of the Minister for 1955, 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 479
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880:-
Notification of Acquisition of Land and Easements under Public Works Act,
14, 88, 236.
XLECTORAL:-
Report by Electoral Commissioner on absentee votes in Young Electorate at
General Election, 1956, 122 .
Statistical Returns of the General Election for the Legislative Assembly
held on 3rd March, 1956, 255 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 645
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY") .
AUTHORITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report by V. J . F . Brain, Chairman, on his visit overseas to attend International
Conference at Geneva, in 1955, on peaceful uses of atomic energy,
10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 817
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1955, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 721
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1956, 252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 765
COMMISSION ACT, 1950-1954:-
Notification of Acquisition of Land and/or Easements under Public Works
Act, 9, 10, 23, 38, 56, 67, 103, 116, 142, 155, 198, 283, 329 .
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 255 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 827
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1948:-
Regulations, 21 .
NORTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES POWER SUPPLY:-
Interim Report by Ebasco Services Incorporated, 1,0 . . . . . . 1 873
.
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL:-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet for 1955, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 937
TuMUT SHIRE :-
Supplementary agreement for supply of, 168 .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1905 :-
Regulations, 255 .
F
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 10, 59, 209, 252, 263, 293, 325 .
Proclamations, 10, 97 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry and Social Welfare on working
of, Part II, together with Appendices, for 1955, 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1
Statistics Supplementary to Report for 1954, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . 3 21
FAUNA PROTECTION :-
ACT, 1948 :-
Regulations, 227 .
PANEL :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 165 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 957
FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
FINANCE:-
ESTIMATES (Budget Papers), 1956-57 (Laid on Table of Assembly only) , 134 .
Index to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 2 1
Message from Governor, together with estimates, etc., as under:-
. . . . . . 2 257
(L) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Estimates of the Expenditure of the
Government of New South Wales for the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to
(2.) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments from the Vote
"Advance to Treasurer" 1955-56-submitted for Parliamentary
appropriation in adjustment of the Advance Vote . .
. . . . . . . . 1 2 206

:ixxii
INDEX.
1956-57.
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTRD .
PEFFRENCES TO "i-IIF
VOTES AND PROCLFDINGs, 3ST11 PARI,IAAIENT--SECOND SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUI~fz .
I
JOINT VOLUMES .
Papers-continued .
F
PAGH. VOL . rAGE.
FINANCE (continued) :-
ESTIMATES (continued) :-
(3 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1956 . . . . : . . . . . 2 216
(4 .) Government Railways Fund.-Estimates of
1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 218
(5 .) Government Railways Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 227
(6 .) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 228
(7 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 232
(8 .) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of
Expenditure for the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 235
(9 .) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Statement of
Payments "Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1956 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 239
(10 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 240
(11 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Renewals Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 249
(12 .) Closer Settlement Fund.-Estimates of the
ernment of New South Wales for the year 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 252
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon . J . J . Cahill, M.L.A .)
covering Budget for year 1956-57 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 135 . . . . . . . 2 263
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS FUND :-
Statement of Estimated Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation,
for year ended 30th June, 1956, 88 .
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for year
ended 30th June, 1956, 158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 227
INCOME TAX, UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF AND
SOCIAL SERVICES TAX, AND SPECIAL
INCOME AND WAGES TAX ACTS :-
Report by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended
30th June, 1956, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 735
.
LOAN ESTIMATES :-
For 1956-57 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 181 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 287
MARITIME SERVICES BOARD :-
Statement of Estimated Expenditure from Sydney Harbour Trust Fund in
excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for year ended 30th June, 1956, 67 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year
ended 30th June, 1956, together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon
(Laid on Table of Assembly only), 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 303
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE:-
First Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament, 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 531
Second Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament, 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 731
FIRE BRIGADES :-
ACT, 1909-1955 :-
Regulations, 165 .
By-law, 17.
Report of Board of Commissioners, together with appendices, for 1955
(appendices I to X only, printed), 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4045
FISHERIES :
Report of "the Chief Secretary on, in New South Wales for the year ended
30th June, 1955, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 961
Report of the Chief Secretary on, in New South Wales for the year ended
30th June, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 999
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949--
Regulations under, 14, 17, 21, 88, 103, 131, 142, 165, 175, 251, 293 .
FLOOD CONTROLAND MITIGATION-
COMMITTEE OF ADVICE ON :-
Reports Nos. I to 6j 192-193 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1029

._WINDEX .
..'~1956~57.
%
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FORESTRY:-
ACT, 11916-1951 :
Regulations, 306.
AFFORESTATION :-
Return showing amount expended under section 13 of the Forestry Act, 1916-
1951, for year ended 30th June, 1956, 253 .
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, For,
FOLLOWING STATE FORESTS :-
Corunna, 10 ; Newry, 14 ; Wetuppa, 20 ; Big Plateau, 20 ; Jenolan, 22 ; Nalbough,
22 ; Cravens Creek, 24 ; Mount Royal, 122 ; Whiporie, 158 ; Sunny Corner,
165 ; Billapaloola, 192 ; Kiwarrak, 253 ; Bermagui, 284; Green Hills, 306 ;
Narrandera, 306; Meryla, 311 .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FRUIT CASES ACT, 1912-1936:-
Regulations, 252 .
GAMING'AND BETTING ACT, 1912-1953:-
Regulations, 17, 201, 227, 236.
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY")--
Regulations under Act, 1935-1955, 10 .
GLENBAWN (See "WATER") .
GOVERNMENT FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 (See "RAILWAYS") .
GOVERNMENT 'SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1906,
BANK AMENDMENT ACT, 1913 :-
Proclamation under, 9, 67 .
G
AND GOVERNMENT SAVINGS
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNOR, HIS EXCELLENCY THE :-
Opening Speech, 3 .
GRAIN ELEVATORS:-
BOARD .'-
Report of, for period 1st March to 31st October, 1955, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GULGONG (See"'LOCAL GOVERNMENT"),
. . . . . . 4123
. . . . . . -z'145
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1953 :-
Regulations, 100, 198, 251 .
HARBOUR AND .TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT',) .
HARBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
HOSPITALS:-
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL :-
Notificationi of Acquisition of Land, under -Public Works Act :-
P,arramatta, 10 .
Report of Inspector-General for year ended 30th June, 1955, 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Schedule of building projects under construction (Laid -on Table of Assembly
only), 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Official Visitors' Report upon Frederick Mander, whose admission to Callan
Park was the subject of an article published in "The-Sun",newspaper, 111
Official Visitors' Report upon Joseph Patrick Coffey, an inmate of Callan
-Park, 111 .
52195-3
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. . . . . . 1181
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H
HOSPITALS .(continued) :-
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1943 :-
Regulations, 252 .
Form, 11 .
Notification of Acquisition of Land under the Public Works Act, for the
purposes of, 10, 14, 22, 24, 284, 293, 301 .
HOUSING:-
ACT, 1912-1949:-
Notification of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 15, 29, 59, 97, 145, 155, 181, 192, 223, 260, 313, 329 .
COMMISSION :-
.
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 243 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 1255
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report . for year ended 30th June, 1956, 243 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1197
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1952 :-
By-laws, 25 .
Notification of Acquisition of Land or Easements under Public Works Act .
for the purposes of, 20, 284, 293, 306, 311 .
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST (See "CONSERVATION") .
HUNTER VALLEY FLOOD MITIGATION ACT, 1956 : -
Regulations, 253 .
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACTS, 1940-1955 : -
Regulations under, 10, 252 .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES")
INSURANCE (See "MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) ACT") .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See "WORKERS' COMPENS
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATER" ; also "WATER CON-
SERVATION AND IRRIGATION") :-
ACT, 1912, as amended :-
Regulations, 11, 253, 306 .
Notification of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 116, 192 .
JOINT COAL BOARD (See "MINING" ; also "COAL") .
JUSTICES ACT, 1902-1955 :-
Regulations, 306, 313 .
KOSCIUSKO STATE PARK ACT, 1944-1952:-
-Regulations, 253 .
. . .
KU-'RING-GAI CHASE"TRUST--
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1956, 306 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..1 . :- .4,, 31
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also "TRADE . . . . . .
UNIONS"j :-
Report of the Department on working of Part II . of the . Factbri6 and Shop,
Act, 1912-1950, for. 1955, together. With Appendices 97 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .
Statistics Supplementary to Report for 1954, 10 . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.3 21

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LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946
NOTIFICATION OF AcQuiSITION OF LANDS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT'-
University of New England, 97 .
Royal Alexandra Hospital for .Children, 14, 131 .
St. Margaret's Hospital, 260 .
LAND TAX MANAGEMENT ACT, 1956 :-
Regulations, 251, 313 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS") .
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1898-1954 :
Rules of Barristers' Admission Board under, 29 .
LEGISLATION:-
Statement of Government's proposed legislation for present,Session" 17 .-
CERTIFICATE OF RETURNING OFFICER, ETC ., RESPECTING :-
Election of Gavin Hamilton Sutherland, Esquire, 9.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL . OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
LIBRARY:-
L
PAGE . TOL. PAGE .
BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 215 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .3
PU~LIC, OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June,-1956,-163
Regulations under Act, 251 .
.3 119--
LIDDELL (See "MINING") .
LITHGOW (See "MINING".) ._
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANI~.t")* .'
LOCAL GOVERNMENT :-
Ordinances under Act, 10, 29, 88, 116 168, 201 252 3- 2`9 .
Proclamations under Act, 142 .
R~ I port of Commissioner upon proposal to alter Boundaries of Municipalities
and conversion of into Shires, Wentworth, 19 ; Wileannia, 19, Balranald, .21 .
Report'of Commissioner upon proposal'to divide Shires of'Coonabarabran,
Coolah, Gulgong and Cudgegong into three Shires, 172.
.
DEPARTMENT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 169,- .
LONG SERVICE LEAVE ACT, 1955:-
Regulations, 10, 128.
LORD HOWE ISLAND :-
ACTi 1953:-
Regulations, 17, 73, 236 .
BOARD :
Report, together with accounts, for 1955 , 59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 173
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See also "STATE LOT-
TERIES") :-,
Balance-sheets of Art Unions `14 19 '21* 23 25, '27, 2b, 33,"'55' 59 '73 88 ill,
131, 142, 153, 165, 175, 192: 22~, 260, ~67, ' 283, 293, 306, 319" 326 .
MAIN ROADS:-
Report of Department .for year ended. 30th -June, 1956,.209 437
MANDER, FREDERICK (See, !'HOSPITALS-,~MENTAL_7
MARITIME SERVICES :-
ACT, 1935-1953:-
Regulations, 9,-25, 88, 100, 251 . 1- 1
'BoARD :-
.-.Statemeht of Estimated Expeh`ditu'r6 from" S~dncy'~Hafb6ur .~; Trusi-C Fu"nid ; /in
exc6ss of appropriation for year ended 30th June, 1956, 67 . . . . . . .
B~lance-sheet and Staternents,of Accounts-for. the year-ended 30th June,,1956
251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ., 1135

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MATRIMONIAL CAUSES ACT, 1899-1954:--
Rules, 252, 325 .
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS ACT, 1927-1940:-
Regulations, 9, 116, 216, 251 .
M
.
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
Balance-sheets and 7Statements of Accounts of Metropolitan Board for- yeari
:ended ; 30th June, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1,915-1952 :-
By-laws, 9, 127, 165 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1938-1956:-
Regulations, 252.
MENTAL 'HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT!INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900:-
Regulation~, 15,.-164,1284 .
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE:-
ACT, 1924-1949 :-
By-laws, 9
'
25,251 .
Regulations, 251 .
Report of Board, together with Annexures, for year ended 30th June, 1R56,
243 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
I
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITIONS OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
10, 1A, 18, 19, 22, 24, 26, 28, 38, 67, 97, 131, 150, 253, 284, 293, 301 .
MILK :-
BOARD'
Report for the year ended~30th June,- 19561-251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACT, 1931-1942 :-
Regulations, 227 .
Proclamations, 88.
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD'(See "MINING") .
MINING :
Authorities to Mine issued since January,
:(Return to an Order), 15, 255.
1882, under Mining Act, 1874
Proclamations under Acts :-
Mines Inspection, 56.
Mining, 15, 255 .
Reg4lations under Acts :-
Mine Subsidence, 117 .
Mining, 15, 176,1216.
'BARRIER CENTM.AL;-PTY . LTD .:-
Report by Public Service Board into circumstances surrounding severance of
amalgamation ofimineral leases with Broken Hill South,Limited, 131 .
CLARENCE RIVER BASIN OIL-EXPLORATION,CO ." N.L .
Departmental file relating to, 131 .
COAL AND OI~ SHALE MINE WORKERS SUPERANNUATION FUND ANISYCOAL AND OIL
SHALE MINE WORKERS COMPENSATION SUBSIDY FUND:-
Report, Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for,year,ended 30th -June,
1955, 107 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for -year ended 730th June,
1956, 293 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
JOINT COAL BOARD :-
Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1956, 251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Appendices, for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Appendices, for year . ended 30th June, 1956 ;!283
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD:-
Report . together with Statement 6P.Accountsl-tfor year -Eind6d''.30th June, 1956,
128 . . . . . . . . : . . _ , . . , , , ____ ~ . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 1231
189
211
V I z~~7441
3 A51
3 221
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L::, ij.,a t r- 6,3 4 Ll k,,i~ --ari
Report for 1948, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 t:'r_'4`P 6 ~!l P ;
Report for '1952, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,~113rlf C', L1 k581 i, i 1~
Report for *1953 15 !. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for .1955:,145! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. :"l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. I I C ; I I 'I
3 845
"CL**t.-1-!lj,-i-, ; . .
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet and Reports of Managers
of the State Coal!Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Oakdale and MZIdell for year
ended 30th June, j1956, 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 929,
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT ACT, 1932, AS AMkMIjEW
Notifications of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act for the purposes
Of, 15, 23, 260, 284, 293
Rescission of Resum~tion of Land, 329 . i'll . pill I
MINISTERS' (STATE AND FEDERAL) CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
MOTOR RACING :-
Copy repori by Supeiintendent offTraffic iiljoii,applidatioriby'Ofabgij
Blossom Carnival
;Ch6r'i.y"'~',
Committee for permission to conduct,
Circuit, on Ist October, 1956,
on Gnoo Blas
169 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT; :1909-1949 :- .97,3~3 1 L 11 .1 L%~~ I 11~ I':
Regulations', 15, 26, 1,27, 164, 175, 284 .
.. ... . . . . .
MOTOR TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR TRANSPORT mpAnTMENT (See "TRANSPOATI'1~ ;~- I
MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATI(Jj"N'),"-*','A"Q"T" :'~~~~(~'See .-".T. . .R.A'INS:'P,!OkT;')';'.!: .-"iI
MOTOR VEHICES . (THIRDTARTY 198UIRZNdE~ ; ACt," i942,"~9'_~M- ;'644-'
Regulations, 128.
1 t ki . : I., t ax.; I
MURRAY RIVER (See "RI,V,,ER~MUPRAS? ;~',j'.'.."-'~
MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGkTION .ACT, .1910 :-
Noti~cations'of Acquisitionof Land under
of, 192.
. Public Works Act forpiqpMrpQses .
I I C. Uj 1;
MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION ..AREA- RESUMPTION:,ACT, . 1910 :---1 1' t 1 11 It I I ; .-cti :,Vi,rtc;rs~31
NotiAcation:§ of Acqu~ls'iii,o:ii,o-,f~-L-,a*-n,d, under Public Works Act
of, 192, :219, 272 .
for'the purposes
STATE MINES CONTROL AUTHORITY:-
MUSEUMS:-
AUSTRALIAN :
Report of Trustees fdr year . ended 30th June, 1956, 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
TECHN6LOGY ANDAPPLIED SC-Iti4iCt- '!~MU-S'E-U' F IAPT L. IEDARTS -,ANTD
SCiENCES")
Report Report of of Trustees Trustees for f6r 1955, 1956, 17 341 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . 3 . _9
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 965
§3
I
1- t l
.-1 6 t. I; I,
NATIONAL ~RT' GALLERY : . . . . . . .
Report of Trustees
Report
for 1955, 21 . . of Trustees fog,- ., IQ561 -341`- . . . . . .
4
5
NATIONAL PARK (See
NATIONAL RELIEF FUNb:~
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements
Statement 'Pf Receipts
for 1955, . . . .. . .
and
. . . . . . . . . . .
-DisbursementSLLfor. L1956, .-283
. . . . . . 4' .
! :, ., :*, :-j I,--.-
11
4-' 13
N~,TIVE ANIMALS PROTtCh'0&', (S'e"e ;""FAUNA"""'"J"
NAVIGATION ACT, 1901-J9~4 :~_-" . . . . . .
Regulations, 9 .
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NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCE") .
NOXIOUS INSECTS ACT, 1934-1954:-
Regulations, 9 .
NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH")
OAKDALE (See "MINING") .
OBSCENE AND INDECENT PUBLICATIONS ACT, 1901-1955:-
Regulations, 14, 17 .,
OIL SHALE MINING (See "MINING") .
OPTICIANS ACT, -1930-1945:-
Regulationsi 11 .
ORANGE CHERRY BLOSSOM CARNIVAL (See "MOTOR RACING")
0
P
PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEES:-
CITY OF SYDNEY :-
Report for period 27th January, 1956, to 28th September, 1956, 252 . . . . . . .
PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES AND SALARIES:-
Report by E. S. Wolfenden, F.C .A . (Aust.), A.I .A . (London), upon appropriate
allowances and salaries for Members of Parliament, Ministers of the
Crown, and the holders of Parliamentary Offices in New South Wales, 137 .
PARLIAMENTARY LAW AND PROCEDURE :-
Report by Allan Pickering, M.B.E ., M.Ec ., Clerk of Legislative Assembly,
upon discussions with Clerk and Officers of House of Commons (Laid
on Table of Assembly only), 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1955:-
Regulations under, 9, 88, 216, 251 .
PENSIONS (See "MINING" ; also "POLICE" ; also "STATE SUPERANNUATION
BOARD") .
PETITIONS:-
BOGGABRi HOSPITAL :-
From certain residents of Boggabri District, praying for new, 19 . . . . . . . . . . .
FLORA AND, FAUNA PRESERVATION :-
From certain residents of New South Wales praying that steps be taken to
preserve Upper Williams Valley and other areas in that region as
sanctuaries, 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GAMING AND BETTING (POKER MACHINES) BILL :-
From certain citizens of New South Wales representing that the Gaming and
Betting (Poker Machines) Bill if passed into law, would be against the
best interests of the people, and praying that the law in force at 1st
August, 1956, be enforced, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WATER SUPPLY FOR Emu PLAINS:-
From certain residents and land owners of Emu Plains representing that the
bush fire threat to the village is serious because of the lack of ~ running
water service and praying that steps be taken to ensure priority being
given to the scheme for a reticulated water service, 263 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1948 :-
From President and Honorary Secretary of the Landlords' Justice Association
and certain citizens of New South Wales representing that the Landlord
and Tenant (Amendment) Act, 1948, as amended, is obsolete and imposes
hardship upon certain citizens of New South Wales and praying that the
said Act be repealed, 329 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 15
4 1293
501 . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 -35
. . . . . . 4 41
4 37
4 .43
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Papers--continued .
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PETROLEUM ACT, 1955 .
Proclamations, 15 .
Regulations, 15, 176, 216.
PHARMACY BOARD :-
Report for :1955, 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGISTRATION ACT, 19454947:-
Regulations, 175 .
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924:-
Regulationsi
-
9, 251 . ~
j
POLI i
CE :-;
, Report of Department, together with Appendices, for 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OFFENCES (AMENDMENT.) ACT, 1908 :-
Proclamations, 33, 255.
Regulations, 14, 255 .
REGULATION ACT, 1899, AND POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1906 :,
Rules under, 9, 142, 251 .
S
!
UPERANNUATION AND REwARD FUND : -
Statement of Receipts and'Payments for year ended,30th June, 1956, 150 . . . .
POISONS ACT, 1952 :-
Proclamations, 11, 252 .
Regulations,, 11, 252 .
PORT KEMBLA INNER HARBOUR CONSTRUCTION AND AGREEMENT RATI
FICATION ACT, 1955:-
, Notification tof Acquigition of Land under Public Works Act, for the purpose
of, I&
PREMIERS! CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCES") .
PRICKLY PEAR ACT, 1924-1944:-
'Regulations, 11, -125. -
4
-4
75
.46
t69
PRICKLY PEAR'DESTRUCTION -COM-MISSIONER :--
Report for ithe year ended 30th~ June ;, .1956, ..330 .
PRIMARY :PRODUCTS (See `MARKETING OF 'PRIMARY PRODUCTS";
"DRIED FRUITS") .
PRINtING,COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PROCLAMATIONS :
Calling Patliament together, L'
Proroguing ~ Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers -(Superannuation) Amendment Act, 255.
Coal [Industry (Amendment) Act, 115.
-Factories and Shops Act, 10, 97.
Government Savings Bank Act and Government SavingsBank Amendment
Act, 9, 67.
Local Government Act, 142.
Petroleum Act, 15.
Poisons Act, 11, 252.
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 33,-255 .
MilkAct, 88.
Mines Inspection Act, 56 .
Mining Act, 15, 255 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS !REGISTRATION BOARD:-
~Report for 1955,-55 . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (Seet "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See ."COMMITTEES11) .
PUBLI,C BUILDINGS AND OFFICES :-
NoTxFIcATic,N ;oF AcQuismowoF LAND UNDER 'PUBLIC WORKS ACT:-
Gaol, Cooma, 18 ; Education Department Area Office_ Arrhidale, 19 ; Mount!
,
Penang Training~'Scho6l,, -100 ; 'Court 'House,761ice 'Station and'Residencel:
Belmont, 1-16 .
52195-4
also'
. . . . . . :369
355 . . . . . . .
.4 71

-XI .S.- INDEX .
1956-57.
PAPERSORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCrEDINGS, 38TIl PARLIAMrNT-SFCOND SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.
J61NT VOLt)MES,
Papers-continued .
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
P
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES'-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NUTRITION COMMITTEE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended ' 30th June, 1956, 127 . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
PAGE . VOL. PAGE .
. . . . . . 4 77
. . . . . . 4 109
SALK POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE:-
Statement by Director-General of Public Health, on production and distribution,
125 .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912 :-
By-laws, 14 .
13UBLIC SERVICE:-
Regulations under Act, 1902, 9, 142, 145, 198, 251, 341 .
BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 198 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINUTES OF BOARD .RELATING To APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS TO THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS :-
Chief Secretary's Department, 263 .
Conservation, 11, 20, 88, 176, 192 .
Local, Government, 10, 67, 158, 252.
Mines, 16, 107.
Public Health, 11, 63, 127, 150, 165, 216, 252, 267, 306, 341 .
Public Instruction, 88, 100, 236, 263 .
Technical Education, 9, 17, 21, 27, 158, 215, 251 .
PUBLIC TRUSTEE :-
ACT, 1913-1954:-
Regulations, 11 .
Report,'together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, for year ended
30th June, 1955 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report, together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, for year ended
30th June, 1956 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 243 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC WORKS (See -also ."STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS"- also
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT" ; also "WATER" ; also "PUBLIC BUILDINGS 2 AND
OFFICES") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1956, 263 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer to
appropriate headings in body of Index) .
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations, 150 (together with departmental ftle relating thereto), 252 .
4 ill
4 05
4 177,
4 P9
rs,l-uL, W ti 1 0
APPEALS BOARD :-
File relating to appeals by H. S. Synold and A . Doyle against their dismissal
from service of Department, 8 .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 :-
By-laws, 15, 56, 59, 116, 252, 284, 293, 319 .
Repo&of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1955, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1956, 252 . . . . . . . . . I . ~ .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th-Jiffioi, 19551- '15 .~ ' ' - '
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1955, 15 .
Report, of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st December, 1955, 28.
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1956, 78 .
Report'of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1956, 216 .
Report, of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, 1956, 252 .
Statement of Estimated Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation
for year ended 30th .June, 1956, 88 .
Statement of Expenditure in excess of Parliamentary Appropriation for yearl
ended 30.th June, 1956, 158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . 2 227
4
4
627
723

INDEX.
1956-57'.
7~ Xh
PAPERSORR EREDTOBr PRINTED.
REFERENCES . TO .
THE VOTE'S AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TII PARLIAIIIE-NT~SrCOND SESSION
I~S~EMBLY
VOLUME .
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-continued .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE.
R
RAILWAYS (continued) :
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 (continued) :-
Statement of Traffic ~~ secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government
Railwayi s Act, 1912-1953, for the following months
Odober, November and December, 1955, 15 .
January, February and March, 1.956, 15 .
April, 1956, 28 .
i May, 1956, 59 .
June, 1956, 227 .
July, 1956, 145 .
August, 1956,1198 .
September, 1956, 227 .
October, NoVember and December, 1956, 252 .
January, 1957, 260 .
February, 1957, 293 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS
A&, 1912,: FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
CONFIRMATION OF THE TITLE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS To LAND :-
'Condobolin-Broken Hill, 15 .
Hom6bush-Waratah, 15 .
Sydehham-Botany, 15 .
Flemington-Belmore, 23.
Wardell-road-Glebe Island and Darling Island, 23 .
Picton, 78 .
'Lidco.inbe-Regents Park, 169 .
i Kogarah, 252 . :
ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES AND POWER STATIONS'.-
Lawson-Blaxland, 15, 252 .
MAINTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON EXISTING LINES OF RAILWAY AT:-
Cunningar, 15 ; Menindee, 15 ; Granville, 15 ; Wollongong, 113 ; Alexandria,
145, 169 ; Moss Vale, 252 .
MISCELLANEOUS :-
:,Underground Electric Cables, Argyle Substation-Circular Quay, 15 .
'Construction of Radio-telephone Repeater Station,' Newnes Junction,
169 .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :-
Abori&es Protection" Act, 236 .
Agricultural Seeds Act, 9 .
Ambulance . Transport Service Act, 113, 252 .
BookI!nakers Taxation Act, 165 .
Barrikers Admission Board, 252 .
Bush Vires Act, 14.
Cattle Compensation Act, 252 .
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 9, 25 1 .
Centehary Celebration Act, 14 .
Closer Settlement Acts, 11, 59, 125, 253 .
CO-0eration Act, 27, 236 .
Crown Employees Appeal Board Act, 215 .
Crow1h Lands Consolidation Act, 11, 29, 125, 216, 228, 253, 302 .
DairyLIndustry Act, 9 .
Dair~ii Prod,ucts Act, 9 .
Divid'Ing Fences Act,, 252 .
Vried,',iFruit~ I ctr. Act, 306.
E e city Development Act, 21 .
Explo~sives Act, 255 .
Factoties and Shops Act, 10, 59, 209, 252, 263, 293, 325 ;
Fauna Protection Act, 227 .
Fire Brigades Act, 165 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 14, 17, 21, 88, 103, 131, 142, 165, 175, 251, 293,
Forestry Fr,it, .Ca Act, 306 .
':
ses 'Act, : 252 .-
Gaming and Betting Act, 17, 201, 227, 236 .
Gas and Electricity Act, 10 .
Harbour. ana Tonnage Rates Act, 100, 198, 251 .
t,Huntdr Yalley Flood Mitigation Act, 253 .
Industrial Arbitration Act, 10, 252 .
Irrigation Act, 11, 253, 306 .
Justices Act, 306, 313 .
Kosciusko State Park Act, 253 .
Land 'Tax Management Act, 251, 313 .
Legal : Practitioners Act, 29 .
Library Act, 251 .
Local~l Government Act, 10, 29, 88_116, 168, 201, 252, 329 .

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195647.
RrFERENCES To TH19 . VOTES AND PROGEEDINGS) :38TH -PARL1&MF.NT--;SFCON D' :S ESSION . .
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.
~ASSEbiIILY
10INT'VOLUMES.
VOLUM. .
Papers-continued .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS"Y'
(continued) :-
Long Service Leave Act, 10, 128
Lord Howe Island Act, 17, 73, 236 .
Maritime Services Act, 9, 25, 88, 100, 251 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 9, 116, 216, 251 .
Matrimonial Causes Act, 252, 325,
Medical Practitioners Act, 252 .
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 15, 164, 284 .
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 251 .
Milk Act, 227 .
Mine Subsidence Act, 117 .
Mining Act, 15, 176, 216 .
Motor Traffic Act, 15, 26, 127, 164, 175, 284 .
Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Act, 128 .
Navigation Act, 9 .
Noxious Insects Act, 9.
Obscene and Indecent Publications Act, 14, 17.
Opticians Act, 11 .
Pastures Protection Act, 9, 88, 216, 251 .
Petroleum Act, 15, 176, 216 .
Physiotherapists Registration Act, 175 .
Plant Diseases Act, 9, 251 .
Poisons Act, 11, 252 .
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 14, 255 .
Police Regulation Act, 9, 142, 251 .
Prickly-pear Act, 1l,. 125.
Public Hospitals Act, 11, 252 .
Public Service Act, 9, 142, 145, 198, 251, 341,
Public Trustee Act, 11 .
Pure Yood Act, 150, 252 .
Returned Soldiers Settlehient Act, 253 .
Scaffolding and Lifts .Act ; 10; 97, . 252 ; 293 .
Stamp Duties Act, 165, 1989 251 .
State Lotteries Act, 25, 251 .
State'Transport (Co-ordination) Act, 128 .
Stock, Diseases Act, 9, 23,.169 .
Sunday Trading (Refreshment Rooms) .Act,'131 .
Supreme Court, 29, 55, 158 .
Swine Branding Act, 251 .
Sydney Corporation Act (Deemed - to be an Ordinance), 29 :
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 9, 25, 100, 251, 329 .
Textile Products Labelling Act, 10.
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 88, 169 .
Totalizator Act, 150 .
Transport Act, 15 (2), 26 (2) , 56, 59, 127, 164 (2) , 175,284 .
TransDort (Division of Functions) Act, 15, 26, 56, 127, 164, 175 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 142, 216 .
Weights and Measures Act, 17, 255 .
Western Lands Act, Mi .
Wildflowers and Native Plants Protection Act, 10 .
Workers' Compensation Act, 209 .
RETURNED SOLDIERS2 SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLkMENT")~ .
RIVER MURRAY--
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1955, 19 . . . . . . . .
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1956, 313 . . . . . . . . . . .. . .
RIVERS AND FORESHORES IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1948 :-
Notification of Acquisition of Land under Public Works
of, 306 .
. Act for the . purposes
~ I
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS") .
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1955, 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 329 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4,
1 . 14-
4
.4
-471
-957
178
SALK POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1912-1948 :-
Regulations, 10, 97, 252, 293 .
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1_956757 .
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PAPERSORDERED TO'BE'PIZINTED .
AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION ;
ASSEMBLY 401NT-NOLUMES.
'VOLUME .
Papers--continued .
PAGE .
Vol"
PAGIL
SESSIONAL COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See "WATER") .
SILICA'DUST DISEASES (See "WORKERS!-COMPENSATION") .'
S .
SOCIALVELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY.AND. SOCIAL . WELFARE"). .
som -CONSERVATION- (See,- also, -"CONSERVATION.".)
ACT,'1938-1949:-
Notification,of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act for the purposes
of, 20 .
SERVICE-."-
Report for,year ended 30th June, 1956, 330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
a
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1955:-
Minute of Variation in respect to, 9, 236, 251, 341
Regulationsi 165, 198, 251 .
Statement respecting exemptions from Stamp . Duty, -of- any-cheque ~ I or-money
order drawn on Rural Bank on behalf of nqp-:piZqfkt ma k. irig 6rganisatiO__S
n
261 .
STATE AND COMMONWEALTH MINISTERS' CONFERENCK--(S6e' 11CON-1
FERENCES") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES")_-_
STATE CANCER COUNCIL (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE COALMINES (See"'STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE ENTERPRISES:-
BRICKWORKS :-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet-,- .together with - report .- of Auditor-,
General thereon,,for the year ended '3lst'March, ' 1956, ill . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
STATE MINES :-
-7
. .
. . . . . . 4 335
Report of Contr6l Authority',' together. . .~#ith'St.~t6inenfr6f,-'-Accounts .- and -*
'Reports b3i-Managbi7~ ' bf St~it6 ' Miii6~ * ~.it ' LithkU~k, ' AiVAba ; Liddelr-and '
Oakdale, for the year.ende-d .3 .0-th June . ._1956-22.3--. . . . 3 ___929,
STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY"Y.
STATE LOTTERIES :-
Regulations, under Act_ 25_251 .
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, lor - year " ;~_&iAbd-d0fh _ j.uhel"; 1956,--283'
- - W-
_ 939
STATE NUTRITION COMMITTEE) (See- "PUBLIC- HEALTft~') .
STATE SUPERANNUATION_BOARD-~ -
- ., .-Report for year,ended 30th.Jun , 1956, 228 . . . . . . . . . -4 7163
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-1947:-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Regulations, 128. . .
STATUTES VARIED (See "VARIATIONS OF STATUTES") . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STOCK --- DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934:-
Regulations underi 9, 23, 169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SUNDAY TRADING (REFRESHMENT ROOMS) ACT, 1916 :-
Regulations under, 131 .
SUPERANNUATION (See "STATE SUPERANNUATIUN BUARD" ; also
"POLICE") .
SUPREME COURT :-
-Rulestof Court, .29, 55, 158.. . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SURVEYOR-GENERAL :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 330
SWINE BRANDING ACT, 1940 :-
Regulations, 251 .
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947:-
-By-laws ~ under, 29, 88 .
J
7 r

UMV
x1iv INDEX .
1956-57 .
PAPERS ORDEREDTOBE PRINTED .
TO rllE .VOTT-§ AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PAR LIAAIFNT-SECO'ND SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME.]
JOINT VOLUMES.
Papers-contigmed .
PAGE. VOL. PAGE .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL (See "ELECTRICITY") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES") :-
Estimates of Expenditure for year 1956-57 (Laid on Table of Assembly only)
Regulations, under Act, 1900-1953, 9, 25, 100, 251, 329 .
. . . . . . 2 249
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
SYNOLD, H . S . (See "RAILWAYS") .
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERS1TY
TECHNOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See "UNIVERSITIES") :-
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "MUSEUMS") .
TEXTILE PRODUCTS LABELLING ACT, 1954 :-
Regulations, 10 .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 88, 169 .
TOTALIZATOR ACT, 1916-1952 :-
Regulations, 150 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
TRADE UNIONS :-
Report of Industrial Registrar for 1954, 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Industrial Registrar for 1955, 302 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT"; also "FINAN ĊE")
TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS" ; also "MAIN ROADS" ; also "FINANCE") : -
MINUTES OF VARIATION .OF ACTS :-
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Act, 1951, 284 .
Regulations under Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 1932-1943, 15(l), 26,
56, 127,164, 175 .
Regulations under Transport Act, 1930-1949, 15, 26 (2) , 56, 59, 127, 164 (2) , 175,
284 .
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER (TRAMWAY AND OMNIBUS SERVICES) :-
Report f6r year ended 30th June, 1956, 219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MOTOR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT:-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1956, 236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Estimates of Expenditure for 1956-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (FERRY SERVICE) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 227 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . 4 .341
. . . . . . 4 349
. . . . . . 4 857
. . . . . . 4 557
2 228
. . . . . . 4 815
ROAD TRANSPORT AND TRAFFIC FUND:-
UNIVERSITIES :-
NEW ENGLAND :-
By-laws, 17, 272 .
Report of Auditor-General, on accounts of, for 1955, 236 .
RepoVt of Council for 1955, 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY:-
By-laws, 9, 14, 17, 8~, 158, 215, 263, 272, 306 .
1.~;Report of Auditor-General, on accounts of, for-1955, 236 .'
TECHNOLOGY :
By-laws, 283 .
Notification of Acquisition of Land under Public Works Act, for purposes of .
9~ 14, 27, 100, 158, 263 .
Report of Council for,year ended 30th June, 1955, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Council . for year ended 30th June, 1956, 329 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. . . . . . 641
. . . . . . . 523
. . . . . . 573

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PAPERSORDEREDTOBE PRINTED.
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TII PARLIAMENI~-SECOND SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLUMF .1
JOINT VOLUMES .
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PAGE.
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PAGIL
V
VALUER'-GENERAL:-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1956, 252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 819
VARIATION OF STATUTES:-
MINU TES RECORDING, IN RESPECT OF :-
Motor Vehicles (Taxation ) Act, 1951, 284 .
Stamp Duties Act, 1920-1955, 9, 236, 251, 341
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS:-
Nos . I to 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT ACT, 1941 :-
Regulations, 142, 216
WARATAII HOTEL :-
Police Report, Statements by certain persons and Crown Solicitor's Advising
relating to an investigation into allegations of bribery respecting lease ofl
Hotel and franchise and rights of National Park Amenities, 227. 1
WATER:-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND AND/CIR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC
WORKS ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES:-
DAMS AND WEIRS :-
Campbell River Dam, 10, 18 ; Hunter River at Glenbawn, 11 ; Hume Reservoir,
116 ; Bogarl River at Nyngan, 192,
WATER STORAGE-WATER SUPPLY AND/OR IRRIGATION DISTRICTS :-
Berriquin, 11, 273; Murrumbidgee, 11 ; Wakool, 11 ; Warrell Creek, 11 ;
Deniboota, 11 ; Collabah, 38 ; Taree-Wingham, 22 ; Fish River Scheme,
97, 100, 284, 293; Buronga, 142; Menindee, 273 ; Grifflih, 301 .
WATER, CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" : also
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also "IRRIGATION" ; also "WATER" ; also "DUMARESQ-
BARWON BORDER RIVERS COMMISSION") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1956, 302 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I . . . . . .
WATER~SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also
"BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "WATER") :-
WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS OF COMMITTEE:-
Nos . 1 to 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1915, AS AMENDED--
Regulations, 17, 255 .
WEIRS (See "WATER") .
WENTWORTH (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
WESTERN LANDS ACT, 1901--
Regulations, 11 .
.
WESTERN LANDS COMMISSIONER :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WILDFLOWERS AND NATIVE PLANTS PROTECTION ACT, 1927-1945 :-
Regulations, 10.
WILCANNIA (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
WOLFENDEN, E . S. (See "PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES AND SALARIES") .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (See also "MINING") :-
ACT, 1926-1954 :-
Regulations, 209 .
COMMISSION:-
Report, together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for the year
ended 30th June, 1955, 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL) ACT, 1920-1953 :-
Scheme under Act, 252 .
WORKS (See "PUBLIC WORKS") .
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cmlft SESSION OF Tilt THIRTY-E'IGHTH PARLIAMENT.)
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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INDEX
TO T11E
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
AND
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN THE
JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION OF
1957-58
(Openeo 21st August, 1957 ; Prorogued 30th Aprili 1958 .)
NOTE
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
-"Papers," page xxii.
For Proceedings on Bills, see under "Bills", page ii .
For Proceedings on Motions, see under "Motions," page Xvii .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TII PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
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ADDRESSES :-
A
APPOINTMENT OF His ExCELLENcy LIEUTFNANT-GENERAL ERIC WINSLOW
WOODWARD, C .B ., C .B .E ., D .S.O., As GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH
WALES :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for, in acknowledgment of His Excellency's Message
notifying assumption of office, agreed to, 5-6; presentation of, reported by
Mr . Speaker and answer reported, 6 .

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REFERENCES TO
THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ADDRESSES (continued) :-
A
IN-REPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH:-
Motion made (Mr. Stewart) for adoption, and debate adjourned, 12 ; resumed
and adjourned, 16, 18 ; resumed and amendment (Mr. Cutler) to add new
paragraph (4 .) and debate adjourned, 20-21 ; resumed and adjourned,
24-25 ; resumed and amendment negatived, 28 ; further amendment (Mr.
Chaffey) to add new paragraph (4 .) and debate adjourned, 29 ; resumed
and adjourned, 32, 34 ; resumed, amendment negatived, Address-in-Reply
agreed to, 38-39-40 ; presented to Governor and Reply reported, 45 .
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT")
OF DEBATE (See "DEBATE") .
OF THE HOUSE:-
As tribute of respect on death of Member or former Member, 99, 123 .
Motion for, agreed to, 12, 16, 18, 21, 25, 29, 32, 34, 40, 49, 57, 60, 64, 78, 85,
104, 108, 1182 122, 127, 1349 140, 158, 1732 177, 181, 211-12, 230 .
Speaker or Deputy-Speaker leaves the chair for period, (Later Hour), 1, 210,
220 ; (Overnight), 155 .
Special :-
Motion for, (provision for earlier day, if necessary) agreed to, 157, 230.
OF THE HOUSE UNDER THE 49TH STANDING OftDER:-
Withdrawn .
The unrestricted selling of pistols, which at the moment are toys within
the meaning of the Pistol License Act, and which may well become a
menace and a danger (Mr . Darby), 88.
The use of imported Oregon timber instead of Australian hardwood in school
buildings (Mr. Hughes), 102.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE :-
The Right Honourable the Lord Carrington, M.C .,
the United Kingdom in Australia, 69 .
High Commissioner for
AMENDMENTS :-
To motion (by Chair, before proposing), 36 .
To add new paragraphs (Address-in-Reply), 20 ;
amendment, 29 ; negatived, 39 .
negatived, 28 ; further
To omit words with a view of inserting others, agreed to, 186-7.
To recommit on adoption of Report, agreed to, 216 .
ASSEMBLY (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Sessional Orders-Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business,
agreed to, 43-44 .
Sessional Orders-motion for suspension of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) for
one week, agreed to, 147 .
Sessional Orders-motion for suspension of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) for
remainder of present Session, agreed to, 194 .
.Sessional Committees-appointment of, 44 .
Sittings after midday, 157, 222 .
Sittings after midnight, 212, 216, 229 .
OPENING OF SESSION:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1 .
AUTOMATION (See "MOTIONS") .
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; also "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment to recommit on adoption of Report, agreed to, 216 .
Consideration in Committee fixed by Chair for To-morrow, it being after
10 .15 p.m., 104 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker to be taken
into consideration, (Forthwith), 229; (Later 'hour of Day), 152 ; 217,
224; (To-morrow), 146 .
Leave given, Bill not introduced, 44(l), 45(l), 49. 111 ; presented, 45(2),
47(2) . 51, 114 .

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B
13ILLS (continued) :-
Notice of Motion for leave to bring in, moved by one Minister on behalf ol
another, 47('), 153, 169 .
Order of Day moved by one Minister, on behalf of another, 121(-), 133(-)
136, 139, 157, 173, 192 .
Pro formd, 8 .
Second reading set down for later hour, 215.
Second reading (by consent), taken forthwith, 53, 93 .
Standing Orders suspended (urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills
through all stages in one day, 214.
Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to bring in Bill given notice of for
To-morrow and pass through all stages in one day, 225.
Standing Orders, suspended (by consent) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, 151, 152 .
Third reading fixed by Chair for (To-morrow), 53, 54, 103('), 104 (2), 108 (1),
115(2), 118(l), 121, 122 (2) , 127(2), 133, 134, 136, 169, 172, 188 ; (Forthwith),
53, 93, 98('), 136, 137, 140, 145, 147(-), 154, 191, 192, 195, 198, 207,
208(l), 214 (2) , 216, 220, 221, 223; (Later hour of Day), 192.
PROCEEDINGS ON :-
APPROPRIATION BILL :-
Message from Governor (Estimates, 1957-1958), 46 ; ordered (Mr Cahill)
founded on Resolutions of Ways and Means (Nos. 3 to 10), presented . an~
read 1', read 2' (by consent) and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 93 ; returned
without amendment, 129; Assent reported, 142 .
ARCHITECTS (AMENDMENT) BILL :--
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in, agreed to, 45 ; Bill presented and
read 1', 47 ; Message from Governor, 101 ; read 2', 104; committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, 108 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 114;
returned without amendment, 137 ; Assent reported, 159 .
ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 95 ;
Message from Governor, 126 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, report adopted, 169 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 172 ; returned
without amendment, 193 . 1
ATTACHMENT OF WAGES LIMITATION BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 4.
BREAD INDUSTRY, MANUFACTURE AND DELIVERY '(AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 194 ; read
20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
30 forthwith and sent to Council, 223 ; returned without amendment,
230 .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 45 ;
motion made for 2' and debate adjourned, 96; read 2' and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 31 forthwith and
sent to Council, 98 ; returned without amendment, 131 ; Assent reported,
142 .
CATTLE COMPENSATION TAXATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 205; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 214 ; ordered (Mr. Nott) founded
on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 12), presented and read 11, read
20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
30 and sent to Council, 219 ; returned without amendment, 222 .
CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND MEAT (AMENDMENTY BILL
(Session 1956-57)
Assent reported, 2 .
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL
(Session 1956-57) :~
Assent reported, 2 .
COAL AND-OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) FURTHER AMENDMENT
BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Simpson) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 145 ;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 153-4 ; returned without amendment,
156 ; Assent reported, 163 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
LEGAL ASSISTANCE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 94 ;
Message from Go
'
vernor, 119; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 122 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 126 ;
returned without amendment, 148 ; Assent reported, 165 .
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 129 ; motion (Mr. Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 136 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 140 ;
returned without amendment, 155 ; Assent reported, -165 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 172 ;
Message from Governor, 176 ; motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 192 ;
resumed and adjourned, 198, 203 ; read 21 and committed, reported with
amendments, motion made for adoption of Report and amendment (Mr.
Cahill) to recommit, agreed to, recommitted, reported 21 with a further
amendment, Report adopted, read 31 forthwith and sent to Council, 215-6 ;
returned with amendments, 224 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments
agreed to, 'Message to Council, 226 .
MAIN ROADS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BML
Standing Orders suspended (by consent) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, 152 ; motion (Mr . Enticknap, on behalf of Mr. Renshaw)
for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 153 ; Message from
Governor, 155 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' and sent to Council, 157 ; returned without
amendment, 157; Assent reported, 165 .
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 136;
read 2' and committed, 169 ; House in Committee, 190 ; reported with
amendments, Report adopted, 192 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 192 ;
returned with amendments, 216-7 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments
agreed to, Message to Council, 225 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL'-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10,
207 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 31 forthwith and sent to Council, 214; returned without amendment,
218 .
MINE SUBSIDENCE (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 49 ; read
21 and Committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 133;
read 3* and sent to Council, 135; returned without amendment, 149 ; Assent
reported, 165 .
MOTOR TRAFFIC AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 94-
read 20 and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 118 ;'
read 30 and sent to Council, 121 ; returned with amendments, 146 ; House
in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 152;
Assent reported, 166 .
MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATION) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 221 .
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT ENdINEFRING AND SHIPBUILDING UNDERTAKING
(AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 48 ;
Message from Governor, 55 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 115 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 117 ;
returned without amendment, 138 ; Assent reported, 160 .
PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMITTEE: ENABLING BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMITTEE ENABLING BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10 202-
read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adapted:
read 31 forthwith and sent to Council, 207,; returned without amendment,
217 .

INDEX
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
BILLS (continued) :
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :~
PASTURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Graham) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 47 ;
Message from Governor, 55 ; read 21 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 133 ; read 3* and sent to Council, 135 ;
returned without amendment, 149 ; Assent reported, 166.
POLICE REGULATION (SUPERANNUATION AND APPEALS) AMENDMENT BILL :-
Message from Governor, 42 ; motion (Mr. W . McC . Gollan, on behalf of Mr .
Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 47 ; read 2' and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 172 ; read 3'
and sent to Council, 180 ; returned without amendment, 193 ;
PORT KEMBLA SAILORS, SOLDIERS MEMORIAL HALL BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
Pro Formd Bill (See "Law of Evidence Bill")
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (AMENDMENT) BILL'-
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, agreed to, 45 ; Bill presented and
read 1', 47 ; read .21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 98 ; returned without
amendment, 131 ; Assent reported, 161 .
PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDED LEAVE) BILL (Session
1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDEDLEAVE) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 183 ;
Message from Governor, 185 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 191 ;
returned without amendment, 206 .
PURE FoOD (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 4 .
PURE FOOD (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 184 ;
read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 208; returned without amendment,
218 .
ROAD MAINTENANCE: (CONTRIBUTION) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 170 ;
Message from Governor, 171 ; motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 177;
read 2' and committed, 180 ; reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 30 forthwith and sent to Council, 195 ; returned without amendment,
207 .
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. W. MCC. Gollan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read
10, 203 ; Message from Governor, 205 ; read 2' and committed, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sent to
Council, 214 ; returned without amendment, 218 .
ROYAL NEw SOUTH WALES INSTITUTION FOR DEAF AND BLIND CHILDREN BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 96 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
104 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 108; returned without amendment, 131 ;
Assent reported, 143 .
R. T. HALL TRUSTS BILL :-
ST .
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11,
194 ; read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 208 ; returned without .
amendment, 218 .
ANDREW'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND, MAYFIELD, CEMETERY BILL:-
Message from Governor, 59 ; motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 95 ; read 2' and Committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 103 ; read 3* and sent . to Council, 107;
returned without amendment, 132 ; Assent reported, 143 .
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 172 ; motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 173 ; motion for 20'and debate adjourned, 188;
read 20 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
188 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 189 ; returned without amendment, 198.

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BILLS (continued)
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
B
SIR HENRY PARKES NATIONAL (WAR) MEMORIAL MUSEUM AND LIBRARY BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Heffron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 95 ;
read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 104;
read 30 and sent to Council, 107 ; returned without amendment, 138 ;
Assent reported, 161.
SNOWY MOUNTAINS HYDRO-ELECTRIc AGREEMENTS BILL'-
Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring in and pass through all
stages in one day, 214 ; motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in,
Bill presented and read 1', 215 ; Message from Governor, 221 ; read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
31 and sent to Council, 222 ; returned without amendment, 224 .
SPEEDWAY RACING (PUBLIC SAFETi) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 46-47 ;
Message from Governor, 59 ; read 2' and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 118 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 121 ;
returned without amendment, 148 ; Assent reported, 166 .
SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 4.
SUPPLY BILL :-
Message from Governor, 51 ; ordered (Mr . Cahill), founded on Resolution of
Ways and Means (No . 1), presented and read 1', read 2* by consent and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
and sent to Council, 53 ; returned without amendment, 66 ; Assent
reported, 69.
SWINE COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 203 ;
read 21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 13' forthwith and sent* to Council, 220 ; returned without amendment,
222.
SWINE COMPENSATION TAXATION BILL:-
Message from Governor, 205 ; Standing Orders suspended( Urgency) to . bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 214 ; ordered (Mr. Nott) founded
on Resolution of Ways and Means (No. 13), presented and read 1', read
21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read
V and sent to Council, 219-20 ; returned without amendment, 222.
TOTALIZATOR (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 97 ;
Message from Governor, 101 ; -motion for 2' and debate 'adjourned, 108 ;
resumed and adjourned, 111 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 114 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 120 ;
returned without amendment, 146 ; Assent reported, 162 .
WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILIZATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Air. Nott) for leave to bring ' in, Bill presented and read 1', 133 ; read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, -read
30 forthwith and sent to Council, 136 ; returned without amendment, 148 ;
Assent reported, 161 .
WILD Doc DESTRUCTION (AMENDMENT) BILL-
Motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 94 ;
Message from Governor, 101 ; read 20,and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, 103 ; read 30 and sent to Council, 107 ;
returned without amendment, 132 ; Assent reported, 143 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1956-57) :-,
Assent reported, 3,
-
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (SILICOSIS) AMENDMENT BILL (Session 1956-57) :-
Assent reported, 4 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (SILICOSIS) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented .and read 10, 187-8 ;
Message from Governor, 193 ; read 20 and committed, reported without
amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forthwith and sefit to Council, 221 ;
returned without 'amendment, 224.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (BROKEN HILL) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 42 ; motion i (Mr . Landa) for leave to bring in, agreed
to, 44 ; Pill presented and read 1', 45 ; read 20 and ' com itted, reported
without amendment, Report adopted, *53 ; read 3* and sentto Council, 60 ;
returned without amendment, 66 ; Assent reported,' 75 .

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BLACK ROD :-
Delivers Message from Governor, 1 .
BREAD INDUSTRY (See "MOTIONS")
B
BRUXNER, LIEUT.-COL . THE HON. MICHAEL FREDERICK, D .S .O . (See
"LEADER OF COUNTRY PARTY") .
BUDGET (See "FINANCE") .
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS")' :~
Interrupted to swear in new Member, 20-21 .
Interrupted to lay Papers on Table, 24, 188 .
Motion relating to precedence of, and sitting days, agreed to, 43-44 .
Motion amended by Deputy-Speaker, 36 .
GENERAL :-
Disposed of, Government Business proceeded with, 57, 88, 132, 145, 187 .
Interrupted at 6 p.m .
177, 194, 207.
by operation of Sessional Order, 70, 76, 82, 110, 120,
Motion for postponement of Order of Day, agreed to, 176, 206 .
Motion moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 43, 44 .
Notice of Motion postponed, 187 .
GOVERNMENT :-
Notice of Motion withdrawn, 130 .
Postponed, until after General Business, 209 .
BY CONSENT :-
Bill read 20,_ 53, 93,
Debate adjourned, 188, 192, 203,
Government Business postponed until after General Business, 209 .
Motion for leave of'absence for Members, 71
Motion for suspension of Standing Orders, i5l, 152, 225 .
Motion for amended Sessional Orders, 147 .
Motion to appoint Member to Joint Committee in place of another Member,
202 .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (See . also "SPEAKER") :-
Takes chair as Deputy-Speaker and offers Prayer, at commencement k)f
sitting, 13 .
TEMPORARY :-
Speaker's warrant nominating Temporary Chairmen, 6 .
CIVIL EMERGENCY SERVICES (See "MOTIONS") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY :-
Reads Proclamation on .Opening of Session, 1 .
Reports unavoidable absence of Speaker, 13 .
CLOSURE:-
OF DEBATE :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 37, 38, 39, 62,
144, 180, 209, 211 ; (In Committee), agreed to, 251, 252, 255, 256, 259, 260,
262(2), 264, 265, 268, 272 .
Notification of intention to apply, under Standing Order No . 175B, at sub-
Sequent sitting, 88 .
COMMITTEES:-
HousE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 44 .
LIBRARY :-
Sessional Order appointing, j4 .
PRINTING :-
Sessional Order appointing, 44 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
COMMITTEES (continued) :-
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 44.
JOINT :-
Australian tonstitution:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) (by consent) to appoint Mr . Hills in place of Mr .
Connor, agreed to, 202 ; Message to Council, 204 ; Message from Council
respecting change in personnel, 225 .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSENT") .
DEATHS:-
MEMBERS :-
HONOURABLE EDGAR HUGH GRAHAM, MEMBER FOR WAGGA WAGGA, MINISTER FOR
AGRICULTURE AND MINISTER FOR FOOD PRODUCTION :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) for adjournment as tribute of respect to memory of,
123 .
FORMER MEMBERS :-
WILLIAM THOMAS ELY, ESQUIRE:- .
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 7 .
MAJOR-GENERAL HERBERT WILLIAM LLOYD, C.B ., C.M.G ., C.V.0., D .S .O.-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 7 .
'PATRICK MICHAEL McGIRR, ESQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 7.
JAMES McGiRR, ESQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, and for adjournment as mark of respect, 99.
-HONOURABLE JOHN ROBERT LEE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 110 .
ARTHUR EAMES BUDD, ESQUIRE :-
Motion (Mr . Kelly) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy with
family, 158 ;
FRED STANLEY, ESIQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained by State and of sympathy
with family, 166 .
DEBATE (See also "CLOSURE"; also "BY CONSENT") .
Adjournment of, on motion of Member speaking, agreed to, 188, 192, 203 .
Adjournment Of,' motionfor agreed to, 12, 16, 18, 21, 25, 29, 32, 34, 54, 57, 96,
108, 118, 173, 184, 188 (2) , 198 ; (until Later Hour), agreed to, 188 .
Interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, Government
Business proceeded with, 70, 76, 82, 110, 120, 177, 194.
Interrupted at 10 .20 o'clock, p.m., by operation of Sessional Order, ill, 115,
122, 177 .
Interrupted to swear in new Member, 20.
Interrupted, to lay Papers on Table, 24, 188 .
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), 29, 56,
70, 82, 120, 130 .
Reply to-
Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 94, 152, 184('), 207 .
Motion for 2' Bill, 103, 114, 127, 133, 136, 140, 147, 153, 169, 180, 188, 190, 198,
215, 221, 222, 223 .
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 57, 122, 127, 173, 181 .
Motion for adoption of amended Sessional Orders, 147 .
Motion for Suspension of Standing Orders, 215 .
Motion of General Business, 88, 130, 145, 186, 187, 210 .
Motion for Adjournment under 49th Standing Order, 88.
Motion of No Confidence in Speaker, 37, 62 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
D
DISORDER:-
Member removed from Chamber by Serieant-at-Arms by direction of Mr .
Speaker (Mr . McCaw), 31 .
Speaker directs Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Member, Member refuses to
accompany Serjeant, Speaker leaves Chair for period, 210.
Member "named" (Mr . Evatt) and motion for suspension of Member, agreed
to, 210-1 .
IN THE HOUSE :-
Action of Mr. Deputy-Speaker, negatived, 145 .
Adjournment of House, agreed to, 212 .
DIVISIONS:-
Bills-
Bread Industry, Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment), 223 .
Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment), 190 .
Local Government (Amendment), 215 .
Road Maintenance (Contribution), 181, 195 .
Totalizator (Amendment)', 114.
Bread Industry, negatived, 130 .
Civil Emergency Services, negatived, 88.
Electronics and Automation in Industry, negatived, 132.
Maryvale to Sandy Hollow Railway (as amended) agreed to, 186-7.
That Bill be now read 20,agreed to, 114, 181, 190, 215, 222, 223 .
That Bill be now read 30, agreed to, 195 .
That Member "named" be suspended, agreed to, 211 .
That Member's time be extended, agreed to, 56 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to, 37, 38, 39, 62, 144, 180, 209, 21 1 .
That words proposed to be added be so added , negatived, 39 .
That words be inse
-
rted, agreed to, 186 .
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to-
Railway "Bulk Loading" Contracts, negatived, 201 .
Vote of No Confidence in Speaker, negatived, 33, 62 .
Vote of Censure-Freight rates for carriage of beer, negatived, 210 .
Vote of No Confidence in Speaker, negatived, 37 .
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE:-
Bread Industry, Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 274, 275(l),
276 .
Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 257, 258.
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 253, 254 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 268 (2) , 269, 270, 271, 272, 273 .
Road Maintenance (Contribution) Bill, 259, 260('), 261, 262(2), 263, 264('),
265 .
Test vote, That words proposed to be left out stand, 270 .
That the Question be now put, agreed to, 259, 260, 262(2), 264, 265, 268, 272 .
That words proposed to be left out stand, 258, 261, 268, 269, 270, 271, 273,
275(2), 276 .
That words be inserted, 253, 254, 257, 260, 263, 264, 274 .
IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY:-
CALLED FOR AND No DIVISION TAKEN-Standing Order 208 (c) :-
That Estimate (The Legislature, 1957-58) be reduced by El, 249 .
That Estimate (Loan Estimates, 1957-58) be reduced by El, 255 .
That the Question be now put, agreed to, 251, 252, 255, 256 .
DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index) .
DROUGHT- STRICKEN STOCK (See "'MOTIONS") .
ELECTORAL:-
DISTRICT OF VAUCLUSE:-
Resignation of Lieutenant-Colonel Ewan Murray Robson, D.S :O ., B.A., LL .B .,
and issue of Writ reported, 5; return of Writ and election of Geoffrey
Souter Cox, Esquire, D.S.O ., M.C ., E .D ., reported 20 ; Mr . Cox introduced
and sworn, 21,
DISTRICT OF WOLLONDILLY:-
Resignation of Blake Raymond Pelly, Esquire, O.B .E ., M.A. (Cantab.) reported,
and seat declared vacant, 61 ; issue and return of Writ and election of
Thomas Lancelot Lewis, Esquire, reported, Mr. Lewis introduced and
sworn, 109 .
DISTRICT OF WAGcA WAcrA:-
Death of Hon. Edgar Hugh Graham reported, and seat declared vacant, 130 ;
Issue and Return of Writ and Election .of Wallace Clyde Fife reported,
Mr . Fife introduced and sworn, 159 .
ELECTRONICS (See "MOTIONS") .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD FJEF38ION
FINANCE:-
SUPPLY :-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself
into Committee, 40 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 52 ; (Financial Statement, 1957-58), 46 ;
(Estimates, 1957-58), 74, 76, 77 (2) , 78, 79, 82, 83, 85, 88, 90 ; (Loan
Estimates, 1957-58), 78, 83, 138, 150 .
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 52 ;~ (Financial Statement, 1957-58), 46 ;
(Estimates, 1957-58), 90 ; (Loan Estimates, 1957-58), 151 ._
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 52 ; (Financial Statement, 46 ;
(Estimates, 1957-58),,,93 ; -(Loan Estimates, 1957-58)-'151- .
WAYS AND MEANS:-
Motion made (Mr. Cahill), Thai House will on next sitting day-resolve itself
into Committee, 4b.
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 53 ; (Financial Statement, 1957-58), 46, 57,
60, 629 64, 65, 67, 70, 72, 73 ; (Estimates, 1957-58), 92 ; (Loan Estimates,
1957-58), 151 ; (Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill), 218; (Swine Compensation
Taxation Bill), 219.
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 53 ; (Financial Statement, 1957-58), 73 ;
(Estimates, 1957-58), 92 ; (Loan Estimates, 1957-58), 151 ; (Cattle -Compensation
Taxation Bill), 218; (Swine Compensation Taxation Bill), 219.
Resoluti ns agreed to (Supply Bill), 53 ; (Financial Statement, 1957-58), 73 ;
(Estimates, 10 1957-58), 93 ; (Loan Estimates, 1957-58), 151 ; (Cattle Compensation
Taxation Bill), 218; (Swine Compensation Taxation Bill), 219 .
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE (See "ADMISSION TO BODY OF THE HOUSE") .
GENERAL BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS"),
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOVERNOR:-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 1 .
APPOINTMENT or LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ERIC WINSLOW WOODWARD, C .B ., C .B .E .,
D .S .O ., As GOVERNOR'
Message notifying appointment and assumption of office, 5 ; Motion (Mr.
Cahill) for Address in acknowledgment of Message, agreed to, 6 ; Address
presented and answer reported, 6 .
OPENING SPIEECH:-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 8 ; motion (Mr.
Stewart) made for adoption of Address-in-Reply, and debate adjourned,
12 ; resurned and adjourned, 16, 18 ; resumed and amendment (Mr . Cutler)
to add new paragraph (4 .) and debate adjourned 20~21; resumed and
adjourned, 24-25, resumed and amendment negatived, 28 ; further amendment
(Mr . Chaffey) to add new paragraph (4.) and debate adjourned,
29 ; resumed and adjourned, 3 .2, 34 ; resumed, amendment negatived,
Address-in-Reply agreed to, 38-39-40 ; presented to Governor and Reply
reported, 45 .
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
H
JOINT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
i
LEADER OF THE COUNTRY PARTY:-
Congratulatory remarks by Premier and Leader of Opposition to Lieut.-Col .
the Hon . M. F. Bruxner, D.S.O ., on thirt -eight years' service as Member
of House, 201 .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS") . .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCFEDI-NGs, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
L
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See also "PAPERS" Index
under that heading) :-
ELECTION OF MEM13ERS TO:-
CASUAL VACANCIES :-
-Speaker repoftS Message from Govej~nor announcing issue of Writ and
forwarding copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and . taking of votes
set down as an O~der of tM Day for date specified in Writ, 15 ; Election,
63 .
EIGHTH TRIENNIAL ELECTION:-
Speaker reports Message from Governor announcing issue of Writ and
forwarding copy thereof, Writ read by Clerk and taking of votes
set down as an Order of the Day for date specified in Writ, 105-6 ;
Election, A9 .
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
MARYVALE TO SANDY HOLLOW RAILWAY (See "MOTIONS") .
M
MEMBERS (See also "DEATHS") :-
Leave of Absence-on account of illness, 7 (2) ; absence from State, 7 .
Member ~ipo , logises to House and withdraws statement, 191 .
Member refuses to accompany Serjeant-at-Arms from Chamber, 210 .
Private Member lays Papers on Table, 188.
116mov~!d from Chamber by Serjeant-at~Arms, 31 .
Resignations - reported, 5, 61 .
Speeches~Mbtion to allow to continue for further period (ag'?eed to), 29, 56,
70, 82, 120, 130 .
Sworn, 21, 109, 159 .
MENTAL HYGIENE (See "MOTIONS") .
MESSAGES:~
Aderred to Committee of Supply, 46j 51, 78 .
R~ferfed to Committee of Ways and Means, 205(-"), 221 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR ~Sir John Northcott) :-
1 . Assenting to (Session 1956-57) Port Kembla Sailors, Soldiers Memorial
Hall Bill, 2 .
2 . Do. Do . Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals
and Meat (Amendment) Bill,
2 .
3 . Do. Do . Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers
(Superannuation) Amendment Bill,
2 .
4 . Do. Do . Habitual Criminals Bill, 2 .
5 . Do . Do . Medical Practitioners (Amendment)
Bill, 2 .
6. Do. Do . Public Service and Other Statutory
Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, 3 .
7 . Do. Do . Workers' Compensation (Amendment)
Bill, 3 .
8 . Do . Do . Industrial .
Afbittation - (Amendment)
Bill, 3 .
9 . DO. Do . Parliamentary Joint Committee Enablingr
Bill, 3 .
10 ; Do. Do . Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 4 .
11 . Do. Do. Workers' Compensation (Silicosis)
Amendment Bill, 4.
12 . Do. Do . Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 4 .
13 . Do . Do . Attachment of Wages Limitation Bill, 4 .
14 . Do . Do . Credit-sale Agreements Bill, 4 .
15 . Do . Do . Crown Lands (Amendment) Bill, 5.
16 . Do . Do . Hire-purchase Agreements (Amendment)
Bill, 5 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR (Lieutenant- General Eric Winslow Woodward) :-
1 .
2 . egislative Council
3 . als Bill, 41 .
4 . ment) Bill, 41 .
5 .
6 . ill, 4 .2 .
7 . ent) Bill, 42 .

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REFEREISTCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TIl PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE GOVERNOR (continued) :-
8 . Recommending Police Regulation (Superannuation and Appeals) Amendment
Bill, 42.
9. Do . Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill,
42 .
10. Do . Estimates of Expenditure, 1957-58, 46 .
11 . Do . Supply Bill, 51 .
12. Do . New South Wales Government Engineering and Shipbuild-
Ing . Undertaking (Amendment) Bill, 55 .
13 Do . Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill,' 55 .
14 . Do . Electricity Commission (Transfer of Reticulation Works)
Bill, 56 .
15. Do . St . Andrew's Church of England, Mayfield, Cemetery Bill,
59 .-
16 . Do . Speedway Racing (Public Safety) Bill, 59.
17 . Assenting to Supply Bill, 69 .
18 . ' Do . Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 75 .
19 . Do . Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 75 .
20 . Recommending Loan Estimates, 1957-1958, 78 .
21 . Do. Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, 101 .
22 . Do. Architects (Amendment) Bill, 101 .
23 . Do. Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 101 .
24 . Do . Fish River Water Supply Administration (Amendment)
Bill, 102 .
25 . Announcing Issue of Writ for Eighth Triennial Election of Members to
the Legislative Council, 105 .
26 . Recommending Crown Lands (Irrigation Area Resumption) Amendment
Bill, 109 . - .
~7 . Do. Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 119.
28 . Do. Art Gallery of New South Wales Bill, 126.
29 . Do. Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment)
Bill, 129.
30 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 142 .
31 Do . Bursary Endowment (Amendment) Bill, 142 .
32 . Do . East Ballina Cemetery Bill, 143 .
33 . Do . Royal New South Wales Institution for Deaf and Blind
Children Bill, 143 .
34. Do. St . Andrew's Church of England, Mayfield, Cemetery Bill,
143 .
35 Do . Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, 143 .
36 . Recommending Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 144 .
37 . Do . Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Bill, 144.
38. Do . Main Roads and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 155 .
FROM THE GOVERNOR (Sir Eric Winslow Woodward) :-
39 . Assenting to Architects (Aniendment) Bill, 159 .
40 . Do . Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, 160 .
41 . Do . Electricity Commission (Transfer of Reticulation Works)
Bill, 160 . -
42. Do . Gogeldrie Weir and Main Diversion Canals Bill, 160.
43 . Do . New South Wales Government Engineering and Shipbuilding
Undertaking (Amendment) Bill, 160 .
44 . Do . Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, 161 .
45 . Do . Sir Henry Parkes National (War) Memorial Museum and
Library Bill, 161 .
46 . Do . Wheat Industry Stabilization (Amendment) Bill, 161 .
47 . Do . Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 161 .
48 . Do. Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 162 .
49 . Do . Companies Fisheries and Business Names (Amendment) Bill, 162 .
50 . Do.
and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Bill, 162 .
51 . Do . Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 162 .
52 . Do. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Further
Amendment Bill, 163 .
53 . Do . Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 163 .
54. Do. Crown Lands (Irrigation Area Resumption) Amendment Bill,
163 .
55 . Do. Fish River Water Supply Administration (Amendment) Bill,
163 .
56. Do . Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Bill, 164.
57. Do General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 164.
-58. Do . Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 164 .
59 . Do . Justices (Amendment) Bill, 164 .
60 . Do. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 164 .
61 . Do . LegO Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
62. Do . Legislative Assembly Members, Superannuation (Amendment)
Bill, 165 .
63 . Do . Main Roads and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
64. Do . Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
65 . Do . Motor Traffic and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 166 .
66. Do . Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 166 .
67 . Do . Speedway Racing (Public Safety) Bill, 166 .
68 . Recommending Road Maintenance (Contribution) Bill, 171 .
69 . Do . Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 172.
70 . Do . Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 176 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-TuIRD SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE GOVERNOR (continued) :-
71 . Recommending Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave)
Bill, 185.
72 . Do . Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 193 .
73 . Do . Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 205 .
74 . Do . Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 205 .
75 . . Do . Royal Agricultural Society (Amendment) Bill, 205 .
76 . Do . Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Amendment Bill, 221 .
77 . Do . Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Agreements Bill, 221 .
FROM ASSEMBLY TO COUNCIL:-
joint Committee on Australian Constitution:-
Change in personnel, 204 .
Transmitting :-
Supply Bill, 51
Workmen's Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, 60 .
Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 60.
Appropriation Bill, 93 .
Bursary Endowment (Amendment) Bill, 98 .
Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, 98 .
Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, 107 .
St . Andrew's Church of England, Mayfield, Cemetery Bill, 107 .
East Ballina Cemetery Bill, 107 .
Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, 107 .
Sir Henry Parkes National (War) Memorial Museum and Library Bill, 107,
Royal New South Wales Institution for Deaf and Blind Children Bill, 108.
Gogeldrie Weir and Main Diversion Canals Bill, 110 .
Architects (Amendment) Bill, 114.
New South Wales Government Engineering and Shipbuilding Undertaking
(Amendment) Bill, 117 .
Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, 120 .
Electricity Commission (Transfer of,Reticulation Works) Bill, 121 .
Motor Traffic and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 121 .
Speedway Racing (Public Safety) Bill, 121 .
Fish River Water Supply Administration (Amendment) Bill, 126 .
Justices (Amendment) Bill, 126 .
Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 126 .
Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Bill, 133 .
Companies and Business Names (Amendment) Bill, 133 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 135 .
Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, 135 .
Wheat Industry Stabilization (Amendment) Bill, 136 .
Crown Lands (Irrigation Area Resumption) Amendment Bill, 137 .
Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 139 .
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 140.
Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Bill, 145-6 .
Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 147 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 147.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 151 .
Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Further Amendment
Bill, 154 .
Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill*, 154.
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 154 .
Main Roads and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 157 .
Art Gallery of New South Wales Bill, 172 .
Police Regulation (Superannuation and Appeals) Amendment Bill, 180 .
Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 189 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, 191 .
Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 192.
Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, 192.
Road Maintenance (Contribution) Bill, 195 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 198 .
Parliamentary Joint' Committee Enabling Bill, 207 .
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 208 .
R. T. Hall Trusts Bill, 208 .
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 209 .
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 214 .
Royal -Agricultural Society (Amendment) . Bill, 214.
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 216 .
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 219 .
Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 219 .
Swine Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 220 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 221 .
Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Agreements Bill, 222 .
Bread Industry, Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 223 .
Common Law Procedure and Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 225.
Agreeing to Council's amendments:-
Companies and Business Names (Amendment) Bill, 152.
Motor Traffic and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 152.
Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, 225 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 226 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 229 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTFS AND PRocEEDiNGs, 38TII PARLIAMENT--THIRD SlhSSION
MESSAGES (continued) :
~
FROM COUNCIL To AsSEMBLY :-
Joint Committee on Australian Constitution :~
Respecting change in personnel* of Committeei 225 .
Returning :-
Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, Without amendment, 66 .
Supply Bill, without amendment, 66 .
Workmen's, Compensation (Broken Hill) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
66 .
Appropriation Bill, Without amendment, 129 .
Bursary Endowment (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 131 .
East Ballina Cemetery Bill, without amendment, 131 .
Public Instruction (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 131 .
Royal New South Wales Institution for Deaf and Blind Children Bill,
without amendment, 131 .
St.
Andrew's Church of England, Mayfield, Cemetery Bill, without amendment,
132 .
.
,
Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 132 .
Architects (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 137._
Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 137 .
Electricity Commission (Transfer of Reticulation Works) Bill, without
amendment, 137 .
Gogeldrie Weir and Main Diversion Canals Bill, without amendment, 138 .
New South Wales Government Engineering and Shipbuilding Undertaking
(Amendment) Bill, without, amendment, 138 .
Sir Henry Parkes National (War) Memorial Museum and Library Bill,
without amendment, 138 .
Totalizator (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 146.
Motor Traffic and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, with amendments,
146 .
Wheat Industry Stabilization (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 148.
Speedway Racing (Public Safety) Bill, without amendment, 148.
Fish River Water . Supply Administration (Amendment) Bill, without
amendment, 148 .
Justices (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 148 .
Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 148.
Crown Lands (Irrigation Area Resumption) Amendment Bill, without
amendment, 149 .
Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Bill, without amendment, 149 .
Mine Subsidence (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 149 .
Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 149 .
Companies and Business Names (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment,
151 .
Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
155 .,
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Billi without
amendment, 155 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 155 .
Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, without arnendment, 155 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 156 .
Coal Industry -,(Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 156.
Coal and Oil Shale Mine'Workers (Superannuation) Further Amendment
Bill, without amendmentj 156.
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 156.
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
156 .
Main Roads and Local Government (Amendment) Bill, without amendment,
157 .
Art Gallery of New South Wales Bill, without amendment, 193 .
Police Regulation (Superannuation and Appeals) Amendment Bill, without
amendment, 193 .
Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 198 .
Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 199 .
Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, without
amendment, 206 .
Road Maintenance (Contribution) Bill, without amendment, 207 .
Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, With amendmentsi 216,
District Courts (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 217.
Parliamentary Joint Committee Enabling Bill, without amendment, 217 .
Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 218 .
R . T. Hall Trusts Bill ; without amendment, 218.
Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 218 .
Royal Agricultural Society (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 218 .
Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, Without amendment, 222 .
Swine Compensation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 222 .
Swinb Compensation Taxation Bill, without amendment, 222 .
Local Government (Amendment) Bill, with amendments, 224 .
Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, without amendment,
224 .
Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Agreements Bill, without amendment, 224 .
Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, With amendments, 226 .
Bread Industry, Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, without
amendment, 230 .
Common Law Procedure and Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill,
without amendment, 230.

INDEX .
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
MIDDAY:-
Sittings after, 157, 222 .
MIDNIGHT:-
Sittings after, 212, 216, 229 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr . Sheahan) re early release fromprison of certain persons, 110, 113 .
Made (Mr . Cahill) re importation of Wheat into New South Wales and
proposals that Commonwealth Government should meet freight, handling
and distribution costs (Leader of the Country Party allowed to address
House by indulgence of Chair), 119 .
Made (Mr . Sheahan) upon Prisons Administration and Civil Rehabilitation
of Prisoners, 175 .
MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS :-
Announcement (Mr. Cahill) respecting the performance by Hon. R. B. Nott,
of duties of Minister for Agriculture and Minister for Food Production,
during illness of Hon . E. H. Graham, 77 .
Announcement (Mr . Cahill) respecting appointment of Hon. R. B. Nott to
additional portfolio of Minister for Agriculture and Minister for Food
Production, 125 .
Announcement (Mr . Cahill) that during absence from State of the Colonial
Secretary, questions relating to his Department should be addressed to
Hon . J . M. A. McMahon, 166 .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "PRIVILEGE") :-
Amended by Deputy-Speaker, 36 .
Withdrawn, 73, 197 ; (under 49th Standing Order), 88, 102 .
That Honourable Member be now heard (motion disallowed by Speaker), 31 .
ACTION OF DEPUTY-SPEAKER:-
Motion (Mr . Evatt), pursuant to Notice,-That, in opinion of this House, the
action of Mr . Deputy-Speaker on Thursday, 14 November, when he did
not accept the call for a Division by the Honourable Member for Hurst-
Ville upon the vote for leave to bring in the Land Tax Management
(Amendment) Bill, was not in accordance with the Standing Orders,
negatived, 144-5 .
ADJOURNMENT, UNDER 49TH STANDING ORDER:-
Withdrawn.
The unrestricted selling of pistols, which at the moment are toys within
the meaning of the Pistol License Act, and which may well become a
menace and a danger (Mr . Darby), 88 .
The use of imported Oregon timber instead of Australian hardwood in school
buildings (Mr. Hughes), 102.
BREAD INDUSTRY'.-
Motion (Mr . Willis), pursuant to Notice,-That, in the opinion of this House,-
(1) The Government has failed to keep its oft-repeated promise that the
people of New South Wales would be able to get wholesome bread from
the baker of their choice ; (2) Government maladministration of the
several Acts relating to bread, including the fostering of wrongful
trade practices, has brought the bread industry in New South Wales to
a state of chaos; and (3) the Bread Industry Act, 1946, should be amended
to provide for earlier hours for the, baking of bread,-and debate
adjourned, 82 ; resumed and negatived, 130 .
CIVIL EMERGENCY SERVICES :-
Motion (Mr. Robinson), pursuant to Notice,-That a Select Committee be
appointed to inquire into and report upon the Organisation of Civil
Emergency Services in this State, etc ., and debate adjourned, 70 ; resumed
and negatived, 88 .
ELECTRONICS AND AUTOMATION IN INDUSTRY:-
Motion (Mr. Black), pursuant to Notice,-That a Select Committee be
appointed to inquire into and report upon the problems accompanying
the extended use of electronics and automation in industry, etc., and
debate adjourned, ' 120 ; negatived, 132 .
MARYVALE TO SANDY HOLLow RAILWAY:-
Motion (Mr. Purdue), pursuant to Notice,-That, in opinion of House, steps
should be taken to complete the Maryvale to Sandy Hollow 'Railway'
progressively, in stages over'a period of years, each section to be brought
into use as completed, and that suitable annual appropriation should be
made therefor, and debate adjourned, 56-57 ; resumed and adjourned,
76, 110; resumed, amendment (Mr. Murphy) to leave out all words after
'Railway' and insert-"(2 .) Having regard to the huge interest bill of the
railways and the resultant necessity to ensure immediate substantial
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REFERENCES TO THE V07ES AND PROCEEDIMUS, 38TH PARLIAMFN'T-THIRD SESSION
MOTIONS (continued) :-
M
MARYVALE TO, SANDY HOLLOW RAILWAY (continued) :-
savings in operating expenses, a recommencement of the work of construction
must necessarily be deferred for the present . (3 .) With a view
to giving an earlier priority to this work, the Federal Government should
be approached regarding its attitude to this Railway from a defence aspect
as to whether it - will provide for a standard gauge line to Adelaide via
Broken Hill by making the necessary finance available," in lieu thereof,
amendment agreed to, motion as amended, agreed to, 186-7 .
MENTAL HYGIENE IMPLEMENTATION OF RESOLUTION:-
Motion (Mr. Darby), pursuant to Notice, That, in opinion of House, the utmost
expedition should be taken by Government to implement a resolution
of House of 9th April, 1957, etc., etc.,-and debate adjourned, 177 ; resumed
and agreed to, 187 .
PRISONS :-
Motion (Mr. Doig), pursuant to Notice,-That a Select Committee be appointed
to inquire into and report upon the administration and conditions in
the prisons of New South Wales, etc., and debate adjourned, 194 .
RAILWAY "BULK LOADING" CONTRACTS (See also "VOTE OF CENSURE") :-
Motion (Mr. Morton). (Urgency) That, in opinion of House,-(l .) The Government's
action in granting freight concessions through "bulk loading"
contracts to Sydney breweries for the cartage of beer to north coast towns
is-
(a) a direct repudiation of the Government's decentralisation policy as
announced at the last elections ;
(b) a means of sabotaging the progress of a newly established decentralised
industry, viz., the Grafton Brewing Company Limited ; and
(c) - the cause of - the Railways losing large amounts of revenue at a
time when the Government claims to be making every effort to
rehabilitate Railway finances .
(2 .) The Government should immediately review "bulk loading" contracts
and bring to an end the carriage of beer at favoured rates under
such contracts,-negatived, 201 .
URGENCY TO CONSIDER MOTION RELATING TO :-
Railway "Bulk Loading" Contracts, negatived, 201 .
Vote of No Confidence in the Speaker, negatived, 33 .
Wheat for drought-stricken stock, agreed to, 73 .
VOTE OF CENSURE--FREIGHT RATES FOR THE CARRIAGE OF BEER :-
Motion (Mr . Morton), pursuant to Notice,-(l .) That because the Government's
action in granting freight concessions through "bulk loading"
contracts to Sydney breweries for the cartage of beer to north coast
towns is-
'
(a) a direct repudiation of the Government's decentralisation policy as
announced at the last elections ;
(b) a means of sabotaging the progress of a newly established decentralised
industry, viz., the Grafton Brewing Company Limited;
and
(c) the cause of the Railways losing large amounts of revenue at a
time when the Government claims to be making every effort to
rehabilitate Railway finances ;
the Government no longer possesses the confidence of this House .
(2 .) That the foregoing resolution be communicated by Address to His
Excellency the Governor,-and debate adjourned, 207 ; resumed and
negatived, 209 .
VOTE OF No CONFIDENCE IN THE SPEAKER:-
Motion (Mr . Black) (Urgency), That this House no longer has confidence in
the Honourable William Henry Lamb as Speaker, etc., negatived, 33 .
Motion (Mr . Black), pursuant to Notice (as amended by Deputy-Speaker),-
That this House no longer has confidence in the Honourable William
Henry Lamb as Speaker, etc., negatived, 36-37-38 .
Motion (Mr. Morton), pursuant to Notice,='(1) That the action of Mr . Speaker
in engaging in a discussion per medium of a radio broadcast on a question
already finally determined by this House was unworthy of the
occupant of the Chair and a Breach of Privilege ; (2) That the Honourable
William Henry Lamb be forthwith removed from the office of Speaker,
negatived, 61-62 .
WHEAT, FOR DROUGHT-sTRrCKEN . STOCK :-
Motion (Mr . Crawford) after suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders
(Urgency), That, in opinion of House, the Premier should immediately
approach the Prime Minister to arrange for adequate supplies of wheat
to be made available for drought-stricken stock throughout New South
Wales,-withdrawn, 73.
N
NEMINE CONTRADICENTE (See "BY CONSENT") .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS"):-
Called on by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 6, 13, et . seg .

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REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TII PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT'j) .
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See "BUSINESS") .
OREGON TIMBER IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS (See "MOTIONS") .
0
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE (See also "PAPERS" INDEX) .
By a Member not being a Minister of the Crown, 188 .
INDEX-
PARLIAMENT:-
OPENING OF SESSION:-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1 .
PETITIONS (Refer also to PAPERS INDEX5 :-
Presented by Members, 63, 109.
POINTS OF ORDER (See "SPEAKER") .
POSTPONEMENTS (See "BUSINESS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER") .
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRISONS (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS" ; also "MOTIONS" ; also refer to
"PAPERS" INDEX) .
PRIVILEGE :- I
Motion made (Mr . Black) as a matter- of, respecting Mr . Speaker's action
in ordering the removal from the Chamber of the Honourable Member
for Lane Cove without warning the Honourable Member three times
in accordance with Standing Orders-ruled out of order as the matter
was one of order and not of privilege, 31 .
Motion made (Mr. Seiffert) as a matter of, respecting statements in House
by Member for Drummoyne (Mr. Lawrence)-Mr . Lawrence having
apologised and withdrawn, motion by leave, withdrawn, 197 .
PRO FORMA BILL (See "BILLS").
PROCLAMATION:-
Opening of Session, read by Clerk; 1 .
QUESTIONS:-
Called on by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 6, 13, et seq .
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 37, 38, 39, 62,
144, 180, 209, 211, (In Committee), agreed to, 251, 252, 255, 256, 259, 260,
262 (2) , 264, 265, 268, 272 .
R
RAILWAY "BULK LOADING" CONTRACTS (See "URGENCY"; also
"MOTIONS") .
RECOMMITTAL (See "BILLS") .
REPLY (See "DEBATE") .
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES" ;
S
also "MOTIONS")
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS:-
Removes Member from Chamber by direction of Speaker, 31 .
Member refuses to accompany, 210 .

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INDEX
1957-58
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
HOURS OF SiTTING-PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS :-
Motion made (Mr.-Cahill), That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 2.30 p.m . until 10 .30 p.m. and on Thursday from 11 a.m . until
5.30 p.m ., General Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p.m.,
agreed to, 43-44 .
Motion (Mr . Cahill) (by consent), That during the remainder of the present
Session, unless otherwise ordered, the provisions of paragraphs (2 .), (3 .),
-.and (4 .) of the Sessional Order adopted on 11 September, 1957, shall
not apply at the sittings of the House, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, .agreed to, 147 .
Motion (Mr. Cahill) ; That during remainder of present Session, unless otherwise
ordered, the provisions of paragraphs (2 .), (3 .) and (4 .) of the
Sessional Order adopted on 11 September, 1957, shall not apply to the
sittings of the House, agreed to~ 194 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency :-
To consider motion respecting-
Wheat for drought-stricken stock, agreed to, 73 .
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY") .
SPEAKER (See also "BILLS") :-
Absence, unavoidable, reported, 13 .'
Directs Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Member, 31, 210 .
Informs House of time for presenting Address-in-Reply, 40.
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 6 .'
Lays Paper on Table, 127 .
Leaves Chair for period (Later hour of Day), 1, 220; (Overnight), 155 ; (In
consequence of disorder),' 210 .
Prayer, offers, 1, 13, et seq .
Reports Governor's answer to Assembly's Address of Congratulation, 6 .
Reports presentation of Address~in-Reply and Answer, 45 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 1, 155, 220 .
RULINGS OF :-
Anticipation of Debate:-
It was submitted that a question asked, would, if allowed, anticipate debate
-on a Notice of Motion . given -at the current sitting . Mr . Speaker
stated that as the motion-one of censure-would. in all probability
be reached next sitting day, the point of order was upheld, 202 .
Motion without Notice:-
Mr. Speaker agreed that he had directed the Honourable Member for
Hurstville to move a substantive motion concerning his allegations
against Members of the Government, but realising later, that under
the Standing Orders such a motion could not be moved without notice,
he had given the Honourable Member a further opportunity to withdraw
his remarks and apologise, 210 .
Privilege :-
That action of Speaker in ordering removal from Chamber of the
Honourable Member for Lane Cove, without warning the Honourable
Member three times in accordance with Standing Orders, was one of
order, and not of privilege, 31 .
Reading of Speeches of Same Session:-
Mr.~Speaker said that as the rule against quoting from a current Hansard
did not apply to debates upon different stages of a Bill he was of the
opinion that debate which had already taken place on the Address-in-
Reply was in the same category, 29 .
VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE:-
Motion of Urgency (Mr . Black), That this House no longer has confidence
in the Honourable William Henry Lamb as Speaker, etc ., negatived, 33 .
Motion (Mr . Black), pursuant to Notice (as amended by Deputy-Speaker),-
That this House no longer has . confidence in the Honourable William
Henry Lamb as Speaker, etc ., negatived, 36-37-38 .
. I
Motion (Mr . Morton), pursuant to Notice,-(l) That the action of Mr.
Speaker on Thursday, 12- September, 1957 in engagirig in a discussion
per medium of a radio broadcast on a question already finally determined
by this House was unworthy of the Chair and a Breach of Privilege .
(2) That the Honourable William Henry Lamb be forthwith removed
from the office of Speaker, negatived, 61-62 .

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1957-*58
'REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38T11 PARLIAMEINIT-THIRD SESSION
.SPEAKER --(continued) :-
DEPUTY:-
Amends motion, 36 .
ACTION OF :-
Motion (Mr . Evatt), pursuant to Notice.-That, in opinion of this House, the
action of Mr . Deputy-Speaker on Thursday, 14 November, when he did
not accept the call for a Division by the Honourable Member for Hurstville
upon the vote for leave to bring in the Land Tax Management
(Amendment) Bill, was not in accordance with the Standing Orders,
negatived, 144-5.
RULINGS OF :-
References to administrative actions should not be made in a motion of no
confidence in the Speaker as such acts could only be discussed upon
a separate and specific motion, 36.
That on a motion of censure against the- Speaker, it was out of order to
discuss the continued infraction of the Law of Parliament as detailed
discussion of Rulings could only be permitted under the provisions of
Standing - Order No . 161, 37 . '
ACTING SPEAKER FREEMAN :-
That an amendment. which provided for a different method by which work
might be done did not negate the terms of the original motion nor
introduce irrelevant matter, 186 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT") .
SPEECHES (See "DEBATE" ; also" "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS"; also "COMMITTEES") :-
SUSPENSION OF :-
By consent, to bring .in and.pass,Bill, or Bills, through-all stages in one day,
151, 152.
By consent, to bring in and pass Bill, given Notice of for To-morrow, through
all stages in one day, 225.
As a matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages
in one day, agreed to, 214 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Wheat for drought-stricken stock, agreed to, 73 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE") .
SYMPATHY (See "DEATHS") .
T
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF
COMMITTEES") .
TIMBER IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS (See "MOTIONS") .
TOY PISTOLS (See "MOTIONS") .
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC RESERVES ENABLING ACT, 1924:-
PUBLIc RECREATION AND SHOWGROUND AT WOLLONGONG :-
Motion (Mr. W. MCC. Gollan) That provisions of section 3 shall apply to
certain . areas of land for, agreed to, 223.
URGENCY:-
To consider motion relating to-
Railway "Bulk Loading" Contracts, negatived, 201 .
Vote of No Confidence in Speaker, negatived, 33 .
Wheat for drought-stricken stock, agreed to, 73 .
To suspend Standing Orders to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills,
stages in one day, agreed to, 214 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
through all
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS") .
VOTE OF CENSURE (See "MOTIONS") .
W
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE") .
V
WRITS (See "ELECTORAL" ; also "LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH
WALES") .
WHEAT (See "MOTIONS"; also "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .

xxii
INDEX
1957-58
'APERS ORDERED TO Bh rRiNTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TIT PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEM"'I JOINT VOLUMES
VOLUME
Papers
PAGE I VOL . I PAGE
ABORIGINES:-
PROTECTION ACT, 1909-1943:-
Regulations under,' 32 .
WELFARE BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 105 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS") .
ACQUISITION OF LANDS (See under various headings) .
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (See "PRISONS") .
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY") .
AGRICULTURE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED FRUITS") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1957_206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AIR POLLUTION IN NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Smoke Abatement Committee on, 213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of survey on, by J . L. Sullivan, 213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Board, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts, for
year ended 30th June, 1957, 142 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
t
i
1 35
3 51
3 63
1 189
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS") .
APPOINTMENTS TO PUBLIC SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
ASSEMBLY:-
SESSIONAL PAPERS :
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1.)
Votes and Proceedings, Nos. 1 to 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proclamation proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business : undisposed of at the Close of 'ges'sion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business, of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standing and Select Committees appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee of the Whole, Nos. 1 to 6 . . . . . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee, Nos. 1, to 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1
231
233
235
237
239
245
247
249
277
AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS :-
Report of Council for year ended 30th June, 1956, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Council for year ended 30.th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . .
195
199
AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE") .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS") .
AWABA (See "MINING") .
BANKS (See "RURAL BANK") .
BARWON-DUMARESQ RIVERS (See "DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER
RIVERS") .
BILLS :-
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BORDER RAILWAYS ACT, 1922-1941:-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 183 .
239
BORDER RIVERS (See "DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS") .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .

INDEX
xxiii
1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAAfENT-TI-IrRO SESSION
ASSE1,11BLY1
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE I VOL. PAGE
B
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938-1956:-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 18, 183 .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE (RADIUM HILL) AMENDMENT ACT,
1954:-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 43 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1956, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE")
BUILDING SOCIETIES:-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters
commencing Ist January, 1957, 17 ; Ist April, 1957, 19 ; 1st July, 1957, 125;
lst October, 1957, 169 .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
3
1001
BY-LAWS:-
Government Railways Act, 14, 63, 120, 167 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 167 .-
Local Government Act, 14 .
Meat Industry Act, 168.
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 13, 81, 110, 141, 1563 167 .
Sydney Corporation Act, 97 .
Technical Education and N.S.W. University of Technology, 87 .
University and University Colleges Act, 27, 87, 113, 120, 175, 202 .
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE:-
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1957, 197 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CATTLE, COMPENSATION ACT, 1951-1956 :-
Regulations under, 168 .
C14ARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT, 1934-1941 :-
Regulations under, 32, 213 .
CHILD WELFARE :-
.
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS ACT, 1935-1938-.-
Regulations under, 17 .
CIVIL SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE") .
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' StTTLEMENT (See also
"FINANCE") :-
ACTS :-
Regulations under, 76, 103, 176 .
Gazette Notices setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with
the reservation of lands for, under section 13 of Closer Settlement
(Amendm6nt) Act, 1914, 32, 194.
COAL MINE WORKERS PENSIONS (See
COAL MINING (See "MINING"),
3
I
9
32t

.
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JNDEX
1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFrRENCES TO THE VOTES :AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME I
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE
I
VOL .
~PAGE
C
COMMITTEES:-
Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . 247
ASSEMBLY :
PRINTING :-
Reports Nos . I to 17 ; 57, 63, 70, 76, 8~, 88, 98, 108, 118, 127, 138,,158, 173, 184,
192, 204, 225 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS:-
Third Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Appendix to Auditor-
General's Report) (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fourth Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Laid on - Table of
Assembly only), 85 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . . . . . .
COMPANIES ACT, 1936 :--
Report on working of, for 1957 (Laid on Table of Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION") :-
Report of Authority for year ended 30th June, 1957, 194 . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
2 535
2 747
1 203
1 205
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .
CONVEYANCING ACT, 1919-1954:-
Regulations under, 14.
COOK'S RIVER IMPROVEMENTS ACT, 1946 :--
Notification of acquisition'of land and/or easements under the Public Works
Act,,for the purposes of, 67 .
CO-OPERATION ACT, 1923-1954:-
Regulations under, 27 .
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES:-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1957, 71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
249
CREDIT-SALE AGREEMENTS ACT, 1957:-
Regulations under, 70 .
CROWN LANDS :-
DEPARTMENT :-
Report, together with Reports of Western Lands Commissioner, Prickly-pear
Destruction Commissioner and Surveyor-General for year ended 30th
June, 1957, 185 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913, as amended:-
Regulations under, 15, 76 .
1 265
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS (SECTION 25) :-
Gazette Notices dealing with the, 32, 56, 67, 87, 142, 176, 194 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24) :-
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated to, 36, 139, 176, 194, 214 .
DAIRIES SUPERVISION ACT, 1901 :-
Regulations under, 85 .
DAIRY PRODUCTS :-
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1957, 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
DISTRICT COURT:-
Rules of Court, .87 .
1 31

INDEX.
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1957-58
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
A".'.._ AYERS VIL.ME OR
JOINT
D RFDTO
VOLUMES
BE' FR"'TED
Papers-continued
D
DIVISIONS:-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . .
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE'-
Weekly Reports, Nos . 1 to 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DRIED FRUITS :-
ACT, 193R-1957:-
Regulations under, 168, 189 .'
Report of Board, .together with Statement of Accounts, for 1957, 191 . . . . . . . . .
DUMARESQ-BARWON BORDER RIVERS COMMISSION :- '
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE VOL. PAGE
.
.
235 . . . . . . . . . . .
249 . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 145
3 933
EBASCO SERVICES INCORPORATED (See "TRANSPORT also 11RAILWAYS"j .
EDUCATION (See also "UNIVERSITIES") :-
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 221 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880:-
Notification of acquisition -and/or rescission of land and -easements under
Public Works Act, for the purposes of, 89(), 202.
Regulations under, 141, 202 .
SECONDARY EDUCATION :-
Report of Committee appointed to survey Secondary Education in New South
Wales (Laid upon Table of Assembly only), 135 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TECHNICAL EDUCATION:-
Report of the Minister 6n Activitiesof Department of; for 1954, 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement by Minister respecting Science Courses in High Schools (Laid upon
Table of Assembly .only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY") :-
AUTHORITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1957, 157 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COMMISSION ACT, 1950-1954 :-
Notification of acquisition of land and/or easements under Public Works
Act, for the purposes of, 23, 28, 61, 71, 81, 113, 130, 157, 179 .
Regulations under, 167 .
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June,
1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1948:-
Regulations under, 14 .
i 309
369
1 507
1 -503
759
.
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL:-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet for 1956, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
I
807
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations under, 90 .
FARM PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926-1952 :-
Regulations under, 189 .
FAUNA PROTECTION :-
Report of Panel for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
I
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INDEX
1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY1
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL . PAGE
F
FINANCE:-
ESTIMATES (Budget Papers), 1957-58 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 46 .
Index to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Message from Governor, together with estimates, etc ., as under:-
. . . . . . 2 743
(1 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to
(2 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments from . t~~ * Vo ' i~
"Advance to Treasurer'! 1956-57-submitted for Parliamentary
appropriation in adjustment of the Advance Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 208
(3 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1957 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 218
(4 .) Government Railways Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the Year
1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 220
(5 .) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 229
(6 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for the year 1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 233
(7 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund.-Statement of Payments
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1957 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 236
(8.) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of
Expenditure for the year 1957-58 . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 237
(9.) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1957-58 . . . . . . . . .
2 241
(10.) Sydney Harbour * ~rust * * ' kenewa1s * * * ` * - * * ** Fund.-Estimates * ' ' * ** * ' ' - * ' ' * , * of* * ' E' xpenditure
' ** - ' ' ** *
for the year 1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 250
(11.) Sydney Harbour Trust Renewals Fund.-Statement of Payments . . . . . .
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1957 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 251
(12.) Closer Settlement Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
1957-58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 254
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon . J. J
'
Cahill, M.L .A .)
covering Budget for year 1957-58 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 46 . . . . . . . 2 265
INCOME TAX, UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF AND .SOCIAL
INCOME AND WAGES TAX ACTS :-
SERVICES TAX, AND SPECIAL
Report by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended
30th June, 1957, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 751
.
LAND TAX :-
Report of Commissioner for year 1956-57, 213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 289
.
LOAN ESTIMATES :-
For 1957-58 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 78 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 293
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year
ended 30th June, 1957, together with the Auditor-General's Report
'thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 309
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE:-
Third Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament (Appendix to
Auditor-General's Report) (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 535
Fourth Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament (Laid on Table
of Assembly only), 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 747
FIRE BRIGADES,-
Report of Board of Commissioners, together with appendices, for 1956
(appendices I to 6, 10, 13, 14, 15 only, printed), 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 831
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935-1949 :-
Regulations under, 17, 19, 71, 169 .
FORESTRY:-
AFFORESTATION :-
Return showing amount expended under section 13 of the Forestry Act, 1916-
1957, for year ended 30th June, 1957, 125 .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, FOR
FOLLOWING STATE FORESTS :-
Bermaguee, 87 ; Bodalla, 87 .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :-
Act, 1912-1954:-
Regulations under, 169 .
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1957, 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 861

INDEX
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1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD srssioN
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME I
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
G
GAS AND ELECTRICITY (See also "ELECTRICITY" ; also "LOCAL . GOVERN-
MENT") :-
ACT, 1935-56:-
Regulations under, 176 .
GOVERNMENT FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-'
Report of, together with Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts, for year
ended 30th June, 1956, 119 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 (See "RAILWAYS") .
PAGE VOL .
PAGE
871
GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1906,
BANK AMENDMENT ACT, 1913 :-
Proclamations under, 13, 110, 141 .
AND GOVERNMENT SAVINGS
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNOR, HIS EXCELLENCY THE:-
Opening Speech, 8 .
GRAIN ELEVATORS :-
BOARD :-
Report of, for year ended 31st October, 1956, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
t
153
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES ACT, 1920-1953 :-
Regulations under, 13 .
HARBOUR AND, TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
HARBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST") .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS ACT, 1912-1957:-
Regulations under,,56 .
HIRE-PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ACT, 1941-1957 :-
Regulations under, 70 .
HOSPITALS (See also "PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT" ; also "PRIVATE HOSPITALS
ACT") :-
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MENTAL :-
Report of Inspector-General for year ended 30th June, 1956, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . .
HOUSING:-
ACT, 1912-1955 :-
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 20, 65, 71, 142" 168 .
COMMISSION:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 156 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
891
931
961
1013

xxviii
INDEX
1957-58
REPERENCES To THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
AssEmf'~yj JOIXT VOLUMES
VOLUME
I
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I
PAGE
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PAGE
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, . SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938-1956:-
By-laws under, 167 .
Notification of acquisition of land or easements under Public Works Act,
for the purposes-of, 102, 114, 150, 157, 213 .
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST:-
Report, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts, for . year
ended 30th June, 1956, 114 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUNTER VALLEY FLOOD MITIGATION ACT, 1956 :-
Notifications of acquisition of land or easements under Public Works Act,
for the purposes of, 28, 102, 142.
i
217
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1940-1957-.-
.
Regulations under, 18, 120 .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL 'UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INFLUENZA COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
INSURANCE:-
Telegrams and lists of Insurance Companies protesting against provisions ol
Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 1958, 188.
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMITTEE (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
IRRIGATION (See also "RIVER MURRAY"; also . "WATER" ; also "WATER CON-
SERVATION AND IRRIGATION'T.-
ACT, 1912, as amended:-
Regulations under, 15, 114, 142 .
JOINT COAL BOARD (See "MINING") .
JUNEE WATER SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1915-1941 :-
Regulatibns under, 168 .
j
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also "TRADE
UNIONS") :-
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912-
1956,*for 1956, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LAND ACQUISITION .(CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT,' 1946:-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LANDS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, FOR
PURPOSES OFj--
St . Margaret's Hospital, 77 .
South Sydney Women's Hospital,,16 .
LAND AND VALUATION COURT:-
Rules of Court, 14.
I
10D
.
LAND TAX :-
Report of Commissioner for period . 1 November, 1956, to 31 October, 1951, 213 J . . . . . - I 2 289

JNDEX
'1957-58
PAPERS OR ERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT--THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLIUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL. PAGE
LAND TAX MANAGEMENT ACT, 1956-57 :-
Regulations under, 81, 167 .
LANDS (See "CROWN LANDS").
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES :--
CERTIFICATES OF RETURNING OFFICER, ETC .,
L
Election of Tom Nicholson Pearce Dougherty, Esquire (in room of J . Stewart,i
deceased), 65.
Eighth Triennial Election, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 693
RESPECTING:-
LIBRARY:-
BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I t115
PUBLIC, OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1957, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1125
LIDDELL (See "MINING") .
LITHGOW (See "MINING") .
LOAN'ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT :-
ACT, 1919, as amended:-
By-laws under, 14.
Ordinances under, 14, 17, 28, 71, 81, 97 102, 120, 176, 189 .
Proclamations under, 14.
*AGREEMENTS FOR A FRANCHISE FOR THE SUPPLY OF GAS'-
Certified copy of Agreement between Colonial Gas Holdings Ltd . and Casino
Municipal Council relating to a Franchise for the supply of gas within
the Municipality, 35 .
COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND:-
Report of Commissioner (C . J . Barnett) on proposals to redivide Local!
Government Areas in (Laid upon Table of Assembly only), 197 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1137
DEPARTMENT :-
Report for year ended 30th Jurie, 1956, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1149
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1189
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . 1237
LORD HOWE ISLAND :-
ACT, 1953 :-
Regulations under, 19, 90 .
BOARD :-
Report, together with Accounts, for 1956, 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1241
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901-1929 (See
TERIES") :-
also "STATE LOT-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 23, 27, 31, 34, 35, 43, 51, 56, 65, 673
90, 105, 113, 125, 130, 141, 171, 176, 185, 206, 213, 220 .
71, 793 83,
Regulations under, 142 .
LUNG CANCER (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
.
M
MAIN ROADS :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June 1957, 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 599
MARITIME SERVICES :-
ACT3 1935-1953 :-
Regulations under, 167 .
BOARD :-
Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts for the year ended 30th June, 1957,
141 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 883

:xxx
INDEX
1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE rRINTED
REFERENCES TO TEE V07ES AND PROCEEDINOS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME I
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers--continued
PAGE VOL . PAGE
MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS ACT, 1927-1956:-
Regulations under, 13, 28 .
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
ACT, 1915-1952:-
By-laws under, 168.
M
METROPOLITAN BOARD:-
Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1957,
103 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 753
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1938-1957 :-
Regulations under, 14 .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY") .
METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ACT, 1900:-
Regulations under, 14, 168.
METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE:-
ACT, 1924-1949 :-
By-laws under, 13, 81, 110, 141, 156, 167 .
Proclamation under, 36 .
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 18, 20, 24, 35, 77, 114, 157, 183, 191, 213 .
Report of Board, together with Anfiexures, for year ended 30th June, 1957, 141 . . . . . . 3 1057
MILK :-
Report of Board, together with Statements of Accounts, for year ended 30th
June, 1957, 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 757
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See "MINING") .
MINING :-
Authorities to Mine issued since January,
(Return to an Order), 1.68 .
1882, under Mining Act, 1874
Proclamations under Acts :-
Coal Mines Regulation, 15 .
Mining, 15, 103, 168 .
Regulations under Acts :-
Coal Mines Regulation, 15, 168.
Mines Rescue Act, 67.
Rules under Acts :-
Coal Mines Regulation, 15 .
Mines Inspection Act, 198.
COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS' SUPERANNUATION FUND AND COAL AND OIL
SHALE MINE WORKERS' COMPENSATION SUBSIDY FUND:-
Report, Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for year ended 30th June,
1957, 198 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 773
JOINT COAL BOARD :-
Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 781
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD:-
Report, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June,
1957, 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 883
MINES DEPARTMENT :-
Report for 1956, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 793
STATE MINES CONTROL AUTHORITY:-
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet and Reports of Managers
of the State Coal Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Oakdale and Liddell for
year ended 30th .June,, 1957, 117 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . 885

INDEX
xxxi .
1957-58
PArERS ORDERED TO BE rRiNTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH FARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
,A,SSEMBLY
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
rAGE VOL.[ PAGN
VOLUME
I
M
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT ACT, 1932, AS AMENDED :-
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 14, 17, 59, 76, -189 .
Rescission of Resumption, 17.
MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909-1949:-
Regulations under, 14, 90, 168, 189 .
MOTOR TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATION) ACT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MURRAY RIVER (See "RIVER MURRAY") .
MUSEUMS:-
AUSTRALIAN :-
Report of Trustees for 1957, 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ị
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
897
NATIONAL RELIEF FUND :
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 1957, 213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NATIVE ANIMALS PROTECTION (See "FAUNA PROTECTION") .
3
I
NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCE") .
NORTHUMBERLAND (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT")
NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1924-1946:-
Proclamations under, 167.
Regulations under, 135, 167 .
NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
OAKDALE (See "MINING") .
OIL SHALE MINING (See "MINING") .
PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEES:-
CITY OF SYDNEY'-
Report of, for period 29 September, 1956, to 30 June, 1957, 150.
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1934-1957 :-
Regulations under, 168, 206 .
P
PENSIONS (See "MINING" ; also "POLICE" ; also "STATE SUPERANNUATION
BOARD") .
3
3

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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRrNTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
Papers-conti -
nued
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
I
PAGE VOL. rAGE
PETITIONS :-
P
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1948, AS AMENDED :-
From Landlords' Justice Association and certain citizens, praying that certain
sections of Act be amended (Laid upon Table of Assembly only), 109 . . . 3 13
MUNICIPALITY - OF MANLY :-
From . Mayor and Aldermen of Manly, praying that steps be taken to amend
the Local Government Act, 1919, proclaiming Manly as a City (Laid upon
Table of Assembly only), 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 15
PHARMACY BOARD:-
Report for 1956, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . 3 117
P~ANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 .-
'Regulations under, 168 .
POLICE :
DEPARTMENT :-
Report of, for 1956, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .17
OFFENCES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908 :-
Proclamations under, 19, 169 .
Regulations under, 169
REGULATION ACT, 1899, AND POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1906 :-
Rules under, 167 .
SUPERANNUATION AND R.FwARD FUND:-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th June, 1957, 27 . . . . . . . . . . 3 45
POISONS ACT, 1952:-
Proclamations under, 14, 90.
Regulations under, 90, 1~0 .
PRICKLY PEAR DESTRUCTION COMMISSIONER :-
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1957, 185 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 265
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS"; also
"DRIED FRUITS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRISONS:-
Statement by Chairman of Public Service Board upon New South Wales
-
Prisons Service, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Address by Professor P. Tappan to Civil Rehabilitation Committee 175 . . . . . . .
PRIVATE HOSPITALS ACT, 1908-1954 (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
Regulations under, 87 .
PROCLAMATIONS :-
Calling Parliament together, 1 .
Proroguing Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 15 .
Government Savings Bank Act and Government Savings Bank Amendment
Act, 13, 110, 141 .
Local Government Act, 14.
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 36.
Mining Act, 15, 103, 168 .
Nurses Registration Act, 167 .
Poisons Act, 14, 90.
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 19, 169 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD:-
Report for 1956, 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

INDEX
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1957-59
PAPERSORDEREDTOBEPRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
I
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL . PAGE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND UTILITIES:-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR'.-
Rural Bank, Queanbeyan, 17 .
Newcastle Wharf, Newcastle, 17.
Building Maintenance Depot, Tamworth, 102.
Court House and Police Station, Paddington, 150.
Tramway purposes, St . Peters, ' 168.
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
ACT, 1902-1952:-
Regulations under, 14, 167.
P
CANCER COUNCIL :-
Report of, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June,
.1957, 213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 119
NUTRITION COMMITTEE :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 181
Statement (April, 1957) of the Division of Maternal and Baby Welfare, Department
of Public Health, upon the Control of Staphylococcal Infections
(breast abscesses and infection in the newly born)-Action taken within
the Division when notification of such an infection is received, 24 .
Booklet issued by the Division of Maternal and Baby Welfare, Department of
Public Health, upon the Care of the Newly Born and the Premature
Infant-Prevention and Control of Infection, 25.
Booklet issued by the National Health and Medical Research Council upon
Staphylococcal Infections in Maternity Hospitals, 25.
Statement by British Medical Research Council on Tobacco Smoking and
.
Cancer of the Lung, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 193
INFLUENZA:-
Report on First Meeting of Committee, held on 27th August, 1957, 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 115
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929-1943 (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for purposes
of, 17, 72, 150.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See . "EDUCATION") .
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC SERVICE:-
ACT, 1902 :-
Regulations under, 13, 65, 81, 119, 167, 185 .
BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 185
MINUTES OF BOARD - RELATING To APPOINTMENTS AND/OR ANNULMENT OF
APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS TO THE: FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS :-
Agriculture, 23, 32, 67, 77, 85, 117, 120, 168, 221 .
Conservation, 15, 150
Education, 27, 87, 113, 120 .
Local Government, 102.
Mines, 168.
Public Health, 14, 87('), 1422 167, 175 .
Public Works, 117, 189 .
Technical Education, 27.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE:-
Report, together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, for year
ended 30th June, 1957 (Laid upon Table of Assembly . only), 141 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 247
92001-3

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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
'REFERENCES TO THE VOTTS AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAUFNT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEM:
VOLUM" E
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Papers---continued
PAGE VOL. I PAGE
PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS" : also'
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT" ; also "WATER") .
Report tof Department for year ended 30th June, 1957, 142
NOTIFICATIONS OF AcQuisITION OF LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer to
appropriate headings in body of Index) .
S 249
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations under, 28, 167 .
RAILWAYS:-
EBASCO -SERVICES INCORPORATED:-
Report by, upon study of Department of Railways and Department of!
Government Transport, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912-1955 :-
By-laws under, 14, 63, 120, 167.
Report of Commissioner -for year ended 30th June, 1957, :220
Report of 'Commissioner for quarter 'ended 31st December, 1956, 14 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1957, 14 .
Report of (Commissioner for quarter ended 30th September, '1957,167.
Report of Commissioner for,quarter ended 31st iDecember, 1957, .213 .
Statement of 'Traffic secured 'under -section 24 (3) and -(4) -of Government
Railways Act, 1912-1-953, Tor the following months--
March, April, May and June, 1957, *14 .
July, 1957, 17.
August, 1957, 70.
September, 1957, 117 .
October, 1957, 150.
November and December, 1957, 167 . 1
January, 1958, 194 .
. . . . . . 857
. . . . . . . :3 '807
,NOTIFICATION OF AcQuisiTION OF LAND -OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS
ACT, 1912, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES:-
CONFIRMATION OF THE TITLE OF -THE COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS TO -LAND :-,
Regent's Park-Cabramatta, 14 .
Glenroy, 17 .
Leichhardt, 168 .
Berala, :168.
ELECTRic TRANSMISSION LINES AND POWER STATIONS BETWEEN:-
Blackheath-Blaxland, 14 .
Strathfield-Granville, 14 .
Meeks Road-Hurstville, 14 .
-Burwood-Chullora, 14.
White Bay-Strathfield, 59 .
Lawson-Blaxland, 76, 168.
MAINTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON EXISTING LINES OF RAILWAY:-
Broadmeadow, 197 .
Central-Tempe, 14 .
,Coff's Harbour-Glenreagh, 14 .
Sydney-Wallangarra, 14 .
Sydney-Bouike, 14, 59, 168 .
Sydney-Albury, 76, 168 .
Sydney-Newcastle, 168 .
Wallerawang-Mudgee, 59 .
MISCELLANEOUS :-
Rescission of Resumption of land at Blaxland; .17
Provision of trucking yards at Troy Junction, 168 .
Siding accommodation at Wolli Creek, 197 .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS',) :
Aborigines Protection Act, 32 .
'Cattle Compensation .Act, 1%
~Charitable Collections Act, 32, 213.
Closer Settlement Acts, 76, 103, 176 .
Coal Mines 'Regulation Act, 15('), 168.

INDEX
XXXV
1957-58
PAPERSORDERED TO BEPRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAXIENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY.
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGB VOL . I PAGR
R
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See
(continued) :-
a1s6 "BY-LAWS")
Cinematograph Films Act, 17 .
Conveyancing Act, 14 .
Co-operation Act, 27 .
Credit-sale Agreements Act, 70 .
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 15, 76.
Dairies Supervision Act, 85 .
District Court, 87 .
Dried Fruits Act, 168, 189 .
Electricity Conunission Act, 167 .
Electricity Development Act, 14 .
Factories and Shops Act, 90 .
Farm Produce Agents Act, 189 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act,
Friendly Societies Act, 169 .
17, 19, 71, 169 .
Gas and Electricity Act, 176 .
Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 13,
Height of Buildings Act, 56.
Hire-purchase Agreements Act, 70 .
Industrial Arbitration Act, 18, 120 .
Irrigation Act, 15, 114, 142 .
Junee Water Supply Administration Act, 168 .
Land and Valuation Court, 14 .
Land Tax Management Act, 81, 167 .
Local Government Act, 14, 17, 28, 71, 81, 97,
Lord Howe Island Act, 19, 90 .
Lotteries and Art Unions Act, .142 .
102, 120, 176, 189 .
Maritime Services Act, 167 .
Marketing of Primary Products Act, 13, 28 .
Medical Practitioners Act, 14.
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 14, 168 .
Mines Inspection Act, 198 .
Mines Rescue Act, 67 .
Motor Traffic Act, 14, 90, 168, 189 .
Nurses Registration Act, 135, 167.
Pastures Protection Act, 168, 206,
Plant Diseases Act, 168 .
Poisons Act, 90, 120 .
Police Offences (Amendment) Act, 169.
Police Regulation Act, 167.
Private Hospitals Act, 87 .
Public Health Act, 14, 167.
Public Instruction Act, 141, 202 .
Public Service Act, 13, 65, 81, 119, 167, 185 .
Pure Food Act, 28, 167 .
Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act, 105 .
Second-hand Motor Dealers Act, 189.
State Lotteries Act, 167, 185 .
State Transport (Co-ordination) Act, 14, 90 .
Stock (Artificial Insemination) Act, 13 .
Stock Diseases Act, 19, 168 .
Supreme Court, 14, 175 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 13, 110, 213 .
Technical Education and New South Wales University of Technology Act, 27 .
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 169 .
Totalizator Act, 110, 167 .
Transport Act, 90 .
Transport Act and Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 168 .
War Service Land Settlement Act, 176 .
Water Act, 85 .
Weights and Measures Act, 19, 169 .
Wild Dog Destruction Act, 176 .
Workers' Compensation Act, 18 .
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT") .
RIVER MURRAY :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1957, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
937
RIVER MURRAY WATERS ACT, 1915-1955--
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for the purposes
of, 105, 125 .

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REFERENCES TO THE V07ES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
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PAGE VOL . I PAGE
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT"
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS") .
R
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RURAL RECONSTRUCTION BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1956, 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 214 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 a23
. . . . . . 1 165
. . . . . . 1 177
SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS ACT, 1906:-
Regulations under, 105.
SECOND-HAND MOTOR DEALERS ACT, 1956:-
Regulations under, 189 .
SESSIONAL COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See "WATER") .
SILICA DUST DISEASES (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
SMOKE ABATEMENT (See "AIR POLLUTION") .
S
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE")
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (See also "CONSERVATION") :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 225
SOUTH-WEST TABLELANDS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1924 :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes
of, 183 .
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920-1956:-
Minutes of Variation in respect to, 13
STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
13TATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
13TATE CANCER COUNCIL (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE COALMINES (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE ENTERPRISES:-
BRICKWORKS : -7
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet, together with report of Auditor-
General thereon, for -the year ended 31st March, 1957, 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE MINES :-
Report of Control Authority, together with Statement of Accounts and
Reports by Managers of State Mines at . Lithgow, Awaba, Liddell and
Oakdale, for the year ended 30th June, 1957, 117 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . a 343
. . . . . . 2 885

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1957-58
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRrXTZD
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
A111111
VOLUME
JOW VOLUMES
Papers-continued
rAGE VOL . I PAGE
STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
S
STATE LOTTERIES (See also "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT"):-
ACT :-
Regulations under, 167, 185.
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . .
3 347
STATE NUTRITION -COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE TRANSPORT (CO-ORDINATION) ACT, 1931-1947 .-
Regulations under, 14, 90 .
STATUTES VARIED (See "VARIATIONS OF STATUTES") .
STOCK (ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION) ACT, 1948:-
Regulations under, 13 .
STOCK DISEASES ACT, 1923-1934 :-
Regulations under, 19, 168 .
SULLIVAN, J. L. (See "AIR POLLUTION") .
SUPERANNUATION (See also "POLICE" ;
also "MINING")
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 235
SUPREME COURT:-
Rules of Court, 14, 175 .
SURVEYOR-GENERAL:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957,185 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 265
SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932-1947:-
By-laws under, 97.
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL -(See "ELECTRICITY") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES" ; also
"FINANCE") :-
ACT :-
Regulations under, 13, 110, 213 .
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
TAPPAN, PROFESSOR P. (See "PRISONS") .
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
T
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES -UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See also "UNIVERSITIES") :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposes oz
27,87 .
Regulations under, 27 .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "MUSEUMS") .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED:-
Regulations under, 169 .

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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTEE
REFERENCES TO TBMT VOTES AND' PROCEEDINOS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY ~ i
VOLUME 1
JOhiT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL . PAGE
TOBACCO SMOKING (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
TOTALIZATOR ACT, 1916-1952:-
Regulations under, 110, 167 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .
T
TRADE UNIONS:-'
Report-of Industrial Registrar for 1956, 168 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 349
TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT" ; also "FINANCE") .
TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS" ; also "MAIN ROADS" ; also "FINANCE")
EBASCO SERVICES INCORPORATED:-
Report by, upon study of Department of Railways, and Department of
Government Transport, 110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MINUTES OF VARIATION OF ACTS :-
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Act, 1949-1951, 14
TRANSPORT ACT, 1930-1949:-
Regulations under, 90 .
. . . . . . 3 357
TRANSPORT ACT, 1930, AND TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932,
AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 168 .
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER .(TRAMWAY AND OMNIBUS SERVICES) :-
Report for year ended,30th June, 1957, 130 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MOTOR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT :-
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1957, 142 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY HAR13OUR TRANSPORT BOARD (FERRY SERVICE) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 167 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 521
3 733,
. . . . . . 3 857
UNIVERSITIES :-
NEW ENGLAND
Report -of Council for 1956, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Statement of Accounts for 1956, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SYDNEY:-
By-laws, 27, 87, 113, 120, 175, 202 .
Financial Statement for 1956, 113 .
Report of Senate for 1954 (Laid on Table of Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Senate for 1955, 175 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TECHNOLOGY :-
By-laws, 87 .
. . . . . . 1 547
. . . . . . 1 535
. . . . . . 1 551
. . . . . . 1 619
VALUER-GENERAL :-
Report of Department, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended
30th June, 1957, 102 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 861
VARIATION OF STATUTES:-
MINUTES RECORDING, IN RESPECT OF :-
Stamp Duties Act, 1920-1956, 13 .
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Act, 1949-1951, 14 .
v6TES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos . 1 to 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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INDEX
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1957-58
xxxix
PAPERSORDEREDTO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES To THE VOTES AND rROCEEDINGS, 38TII PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINTVOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL. PAO E
W
WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT ACT, 1941 :-
Regulations under, 176 .
WATER:-
ACT, 1912 :-
Regulations under, 85 .
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND AND/OR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PU13LIC
WORKS ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
DAMS AND WEIRS:-
Hunter River at Glenbawn, 28, 176, .194 ; Macquarie River at Burrendong, 28 ;
Murrumbidgee River at Gogeldrie, 206 .
SEWERAGE SCHEMES:-
Crookwell, 20 .
WATER STORAGE-WATER SUPPLY AND/OR IRRIGATION DISTRICTS :-
Berriquin, 15, 81 ; Menindee, 15 ; Fish River Scheme, 70, 183 ; Benerembah,
176 ; Wah Wah, 176 ; Deniboota, 176 ;
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also "IRRIGATION" ; also "WATER" ; also "DUMARESQ-
BARWON BORDER RIVERS") :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1957, 102 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 865
WATER SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also
"BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD" ; also "WATER") .
WEEKLY REPORT OF DIVISIONS OF COMMITTEE :-
Nos . 1 to 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249 . . . . . . . . .
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1915, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19, 169 .
WEIRS (See "WATER") .
WESTERN LANDS COMMISSIONER:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 185 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 265
WILD DOG DESTRUCTION ACT:-
Regulations, 176.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (See also "MINING") :-
ACT, 1926-1954:-
Regulations, 18 .
Scheme under Act, 18 .
COMMISSION :-
Report, together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee for the year
ended 30th June, 1956, 61 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1037
WORKS -(See "PUBLIC WORKS") .

1958
(FOURTHSESSION OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH PARLIAMENI)
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
NEW SOUTH WALES
INDEX
TO THE
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
A"
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE
(INCLUDING PAPERS PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES AND BOUND IN
THE JOINT VOLUMES)
DURING THE SESSION OF
1958
(Opeiie'd 20 August, 1958 ; Dissolved 16 February, 1959)
NOTE
For Papers laid upon the Table of both Houses, and Sessional Returns, see under
"Papers," page xviii.
For Proceedings on Bills, see under "Bills," page ii.
For Proc~edings on Motions, see under "MotioAs," page xiii .
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
ADDRESSES:-
A
IN REPLY TO THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH :-
Motion made (Mr. Crabtree) for adoption, and amendment (Mr . Morton) to add new
paragraphs (4) and (5), amendment (Mr. Hughes) to add new paragraph (5) to
proposed amendment, and debate adjourned, 14 ; resumed and adjourned, 20, 24,
28, 30, 35, 38, 40 ; amendment upon amendment negatived, amendment negatived,
Address-in-Reply agreed to, 42-43-44 ; presented to Governor and Answer reported,
48.
f 32751-1

ii
INDEX
1958
REPER]ENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
A . :.
ADJOURNMENT (See also "BY CONSENT") :-
OF DEBATE (See "DEBATE") .
OF THE HOUSE :-
Motion for, agreed to, 15, 21, 25, 28, 31, 35, 38, 40, 46, 52, 61, 87, 90, 102, 114, 118, 129,
134, 151, 160, 168 .
Speaker or Deputy-Speaker leaves the Chair for period, (Later Hour), 1, 30.
Special:-
Motion for, agreed to, 92 ; (provision for.,earlier day, if necessary), agreed to, 124,
168 .
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION (See "MOTIONS")
AMENDMEN'I*S :-
.
Amendment to proposed amendment-statement by Speaker, 20.
To add new paragraphs (Address in .Reply), negatived, 44 .
To amend amendment (Address in Reply), negatived, 43 .
To motion (by consent) before moved, 107 .
To refer Bill to Select Committee, negatived, 63-4 .
To read Bill 2* "this day six months", negatived, 108-9, 132-3-4 .
To refer question to Select Committee, proposed, 82 .
ASSEMBLY (See also "ADDRESSES") :-
Sessional Orders-Business Days, Hours of Sitting and Precedence of Business, agreed
to, 45 .
Sessional Orders-motion for su.spension,of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) for remainder
pf present Session, agreed to, 117 .
Sessional Orders-motion for Government Business to take precedence of General
Business for remainder of Session, agreed to, 141 .
Sessional Committees-Appointment of, 45-6 .
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of the Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1 .
BILLS (See also "DIVISIONS" ; also "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Amendment to read Bill 20, "this day six months", negalived, 108-9, 132-3-4 .
Amendment to refer Bill to Select Committee, negat.ived, 63-4 .
Brought - in under former Order of Leave, 165 .
Council's amendments ordered by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker to be taken into consideration,
(Later hour of Day), 159, 161; (To-morrow), 137, 142 .
Notice of Motion for leave to bring in, moved by one Minister on behalf of another, 98 .
Order of Day for 2' discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 165 .
Order of Day moved by one Minister, on behalf of another, tO4, 146 .
Pro formd, 8 .
Second reading (by consent), taken forthwith, 126.
Standing Orders suspended (urgency) to bring in and pass Bill or Bills through all
stages in one day, 98, 165 .
Third reading fixed by Chair for (To-morrow), 64, 112, 121('), 134; (Forthwith), 61,
104('), 120('), 126, 141, 142, 150, 151, 156, 157, 158, 159, 163('), 164(') ; (Later
Hour of the Day), 146, 164 .
Withdrawn, 165 .
PROCEEDINGS ON :
ANNUAL HOLIDAYS (AMENDMENT) BILL'--
Motion (Mr. McMahon) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*,'--104 ;
Message from Governor, 105 ; motion for 2' and amendment (Mr . Morton) for
20 "this day six months", negatived, and debate adjourned, 108-9 ; read 2* and
committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 111-2 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 113 ; returned without . amendment, 126 ; Assent reported, 127 .
APPROPRIATION BILL (Estimates, 1958-1959) :-
Message from Governor, (Estimates, 1958-1959), 55 ; Standing Orders suspended
(urgency) to bring in and pass through all stages in one day,'98 ; Ordered
(Mr . Heflron) founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (Nos . 3 to 10), Bill
presented and read 1', read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3* and sent to Council, 101-2 ; returned without amendment,
111 ; Assent reported, 123.

INDEX
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1958
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 5.
BERMAGUi HARBOUR WORKS BILL'
Message from Governor, 47 ; motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V, 57 .
BREAD INDUSTRY, MANuFAcTURE AND DELIVERY (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 2 .
BROKEN HILL WATER 'AND SEWERAGF (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 145 ; motion (Mr . McGrath) . for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read V, 146 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3* forthwith and sent to Council, 157-8 ; returned without
amendment, 167 .
I
BUSH FIRES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill prese nted and read V, 113 ; Message
from Governor, 116 ; motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 160 ; read 2' and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3* forthwith and sent
to Council, 163 ; returned without amendment, 168 .
CATTLE COMPENSATION TAXATION BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
COMMON LAW PROCEDURE AND LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL
1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
(Session
CO-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Message from Governor, 95 ; motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 107 ; Order of Day for 2' of Bill discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 165 .
CO-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (No. 2) :_
Motion (Mr . Kelly) for leave to bring in, on former Order of Leave, 165 ; former
Order of Leave read by Clerk, 165 ; Standing Orders suspended (Urgency) to bring
in and pass through all stages in one day, 165 ; 'Bill presented and read 1', read
2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' and sent
to Council, 165 ; returned without amendment, 168 .
CROWN LANDS (PERMISSIVE OCCUPANCIES) AMENDMENT BILL :7-
Message from Governor, 97 ; motion (Mr . W. MCC . 6ollan) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1*, 98 ; read 2'- and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to :Council, 103-4 ; returned without
amendment, 107 ; Assent reported, 116 .
DEFAMATION BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 124 ; motion
for 2* and debate adjourned, 129 ; resumed, amendment (Mr. Doig) for 2' "this
day six months" negatived, read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, 132-3-4 ; read 3' and sent to Council, 136 ; returned with amendments,
158 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to
Council, 166 .
DISTRICT COURTS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
FARM PRODUCE AGENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL'.-
Message from Governor, 131 .
FIRE BRIGADES AND BUSH FIRES (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 6 .
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 145 ; motion (Mr. Kelly) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 149 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 159 ; returned without amendment,
167.
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL (Loan Estimates, 1958-59) :-
Message from Governor (Loan Estimates, 1958-1959), 103 ; ordered (Mr. Heffron)
founded on Resolution of Ways and Means (No . 11), presented and read 1', read
2* (by consent) and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted,
read 3* forthwith, and sent to Council, 126 ; returned without amendment, 137 ;
Assent reported, 153 .

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INDEX
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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FoURTH SESSION
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 136 ; Message
from Governor, 139 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 156 ; returned without amendment,
167. ',
HIDE AND LEATHER INDUSTRIES (REPEAL) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 57 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (FEMALE RATES) AMENDMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 139 ; motion (Mr. Landa) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 143 ; motion for 2' and debate adjourned, 146 ; resumed and
adjourned, 147 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 150 ; returned without amendment,
166.
JUSTICES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr . McMahon on behalf of Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 98 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 104 ; returned without amendment,
107 ; Assent reported, 115.
LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) REVESTINci BILL :-
Message from Governor, 145 ; motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read V, 156 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 164 ; returned without
amendment, 167.
LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL :-
Presented (Mr. Cahill) and read I' (pro fornid), 8 .
Li7GISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEM13ERS SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 116 ; motion (Mr . Hawkins) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 117 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 120 ; returned with amendments,
142 ; House in Committee, Council's amendments agreed to, Message to
Council, 146 .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 5 .
MAIN ROADS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
MCSS,-LgC from Governor, 41 ; motion (Mr. Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 10, 46 .
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 5 .
MEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Messag~ from Governor, 154 ; motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 155 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to Council, 163 ; returned without amendment,
167 .
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 3 .
MENTAL HEALTH BILL :-
Motion (Mr . Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read I *, 120 ; motion
for 2' and debate adjourned, 137 ; Message from Governor, 142 ; read 2' and
committed, 143 ; reported with amendments, Report adopted, 146 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 147 ; returned with amendments, 161 ; House in Committee, Council's
amendments agreed to, Message to Council, 166 .
MINES INSPECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . Simpson) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 10, 108 ;
read 2* and committed, reported with an amendment, Report adopted, 163 ; read
3* and sent to Council, 165 ; returned without amendment, 168 .

INDEX
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1958,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
BILLS (contintied)
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
B
NURSES REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 51 ; motion (Mr. Sheahti,n) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented -and read V, 57 .
PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMIT-ME ENABLING BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 3 .
PHYSIOTHERAPISTs REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 114.
POLICE REGULATION (SUPERANNUATION AND APPEALS) AMENDMENT BILL (Session
1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 5.
Pro forniii BILL (See "LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION
(AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 56 ; read 2'
and committed, reported with amendments, Report adopted, 121 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 124 ; returned without amendment, 135 ; Assent reported, 154 .
PUBLIC HEALTH (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1% 56.
PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDED LEAVE) BILL (Session
1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 6.
PURE FOOD (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 3.
REORGANISED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS TRUST PROPERTY BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for 'leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 56 .
RIVER MURRAY WATERS (AMENDMENT) BILL:-
Motion (Mr . McGrath) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1*, 117 ; read
2* and committed, reported without amendment, 'Report adopted, read 3' forthwith
and sent to Council, 141-2 ; returned without amendment, 158 .
ROAD MAINTENANCE (CONTRIBUTION) BILL (Session 657-58) :-
Assent reported, 2 .
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 3.
R. T. HALL TRusTs BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 4 .
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) --
Assent reported, 6 .
SNOWY MOUNTAINS HYDRO-ELECTRic AGREEMENTS BILL (Session 1957-58)
Assent reported, 5 .
STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 154 ; ordered (Mr . Cahill), founded on Resolution of Ways
and Means (No . 12) presented and read 1', read 2' (by consent) and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 3' forthwith and sent to
Council, 157 ; returned without amendment, 167 .
SUPPLY BILL:-
Message from Governor, 53 ; ordered (Mr. Heljron), founded on Resolution of Ways
and Means (No . 1), presented and read 1', read 2' (bv consent) and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, read ~' forthwith and sent to
Council, 61 ; returned without amendment, 67 ; Assent reported, 73 .
SWINE COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 4 .
SWINE COMPENSATION TAXATION BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 4 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
BILLS (continued) :-
PROCEEDINGS ON (continued) :-
SYDNEY SPORTS GROUND AND SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND AMALGAMATION (AMENDMENT)
BILL :-
Message from Governor, 54 ; motion (Mr. Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read P, 57.
SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE RAILWAY STANDARDISATION AGREEMENT BILL:-
Message from Governor, 131 ; motion (Mr . Enticknap) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 132 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment,
Report adopted, read 3' forthivith and sent to Council, 151 ; returned without
amendment, 166 .
THE BAPTIST UNION INCORPORATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 51 ; motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1', 57 ; read 2* and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forihwith and sent to Council, 164 ; returned without amendment,
168.
TUBERCULOSIS BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Sheahan) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 132 ; read 2*
and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, read 30 forhvth
and sent to Council, 141 ; returned without amendment, 151 .
UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGES (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Hejyron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 11, 58 .
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES BILL :-
Motion (Mr. Heyron) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read 1', 46 ; Message
from Governor, 48 ; motion for 20 and debate adjourned, 49 ; resumed, amendment
(Mr. Hughes) to refer to Select Committee and debate adjourned, 52 ;
resumed and adjourned, 61 ; resumed, amendment negatived, read 2* and committed,
reported without amendment, Report adopted, 63-4 ; read 31 and sent to
Council,66 ; returned without amendment, 73 ; Assent reported, 82 .
WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILIZATION BILL :-
Message from Governor, 116 ; motion (Mr . Nott) for leave to bring in, Bill presented
and read 1*, 118 ; read 2' and committed, reported without amendment, Report
adopted, read 3' forthn,ith and sent to Council, 120 ; returned without amendment,
126 ; Assent reported, 127 .
WILD FLOWERS AND NATIVE PLANTS PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Message from Governor, 53 ; motio n (Mr . Renshaw) for leave to bring in, Bill
presented and read 1', 108 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL :-
Motion (Mr. McMahon) for leave to bring in, Bill presented and read V, 117 ; read
21 and committed, reported without amendment, Report adopted, 121 ; read 3' and
sent to Council, 124 ; returned with an amendment, 137 ; House in Committee,
Council's amendment agreed to, Message to Council, 141 ; Assent reported, 153 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION (SILicosis) AMENDMENT BILL (Session 1957-58) :-
Assent reported, 4,
BLACK ROD :-
Delivers Message from Governor, I
BUDGET (See "FINANCE")
BUSINESS (See also "SESSIONAL ORDERS") :-
Former Order of Leave read by Clerk, on introduction of new Bill, 165 .
Government Business postponed until after General Business, 78 .
Interrupted to lay Papers on Table, 78 .
Motion withdrawn, 78 .
Notice of Motion under Standing Order 113A, postponed, 48 .
Notice of Motion under Standing order 113A, withdrawn, 49 .
Order of Day for second reading of Bill discharged and Bill withdrawn, 165 .
GENERAL :-
Interrupted at 6 p.m. by operation of Sessional Order, 55, 66, 75, 82, 90, 96, 107, 117,
129 .
Order of Day postponed, 146 .

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19~8 :
REFERENCES'TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PAkLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
BY CONSENT:-
Bill read, 2', 61, 126, 157 .
Debate adjourned, 40 .
Members' times extended on motion under Standing Order 113A, 48 .
Motion for leave of absence for Members, 7, 8(') .
Motion for suspension of Standing Orders, 162 .
Motion .for amended Sessional Orders, 117, 141 .
Motion- to appoint Member as Managing Trustee, Legislative Assembly Members
Provident Fund, 30 .
Motion amended before being moved, 107 .
CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT-FEES (See also "SPEAKER") :-
TEmpoRARY :-
Speaker's warrant nominating Temporary Chairm6n, 7 .
C
RULINGS :-
It is not competent for the Chairman to accept a motion for the adjournment of debate
in Committee of the Whole; 205 .
CIVIL DEFENCE SERVICES (See "MOTIONS") .
CLERK OF ASSEMBLY :-
Reads Proclamation on Opening of Session, 1'.
CLOSER SETTLEMENT-RESUMPTION OF ESTATES :-,
"GOSTWYCK", "GRAmPIAN HILLS", . 'SYLV . IA . VALE' ; A?4D ~'LOWER SYLVIA VALE", "PREMER",
"ROTHERWOOD", "WOMBRAMURRA" ESTATES :-
Motion (Mr. W . McC . Gollan), That, House approves of resumption, agreed to, 159 .
OF DEBATE :-
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House), agreed to, 42, 439 66, 108 ;
(In Committee), .agreed to, 187, 188, 191, 196, 197 (under Standing Order No .
175B), 193 .
Motion, "That the Question be now put" (under~Standing Order No . 175B) (moved in
Committee recorded), 101 . 1
Notification of intention to apply, under Standing Order No. 175B, at subsequent
sitting, 96, 143 .
COMMITTEES :-
HouSE :-
Sessional Order appointing, 45 .
CLOSURE:-
LIBRARY:-
Sessional Order a0pointing, 45 .
PRINTING :
Sessional Order appointing, 46 .
STANDING ORDERS :-
Sessional Order appointing, 45 .
JOINT:-
Australian Constitution (Session 1956-57)
Report Tabled, 123 .
CONCURRENCE (See "BY CONSENT")'.
COUNTRY PARTY:-
Election of D . Hughes, EsqUire,'as Leader and C. B. Cutler; Esquire, as Deputy-Leader,
congratulations offer~&,by Premier, 7 .
CRAFT UNIONS (See "MOTIONS--INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATIW4") .

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INDEX
1958
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
DEATHS :-
FORMER MEMBERS:-
WALTER ARTHUR HARREX HOWARTH, ESQUIRE :-
..Motion (Mr . Cahill) respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with widow and
family, 8 .
HONOURABLE THOMAS DAVIES MUTCH :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with widow and
family, 8 .
SIMON HICKEY, ESQUIRE:-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with widow and
family, 8 .
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL THOMAS LLOYD FORSTER RUTLEDGE :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) respecting loss sustained and of sympathy with widow and
family, 8 .
DEBATE (See also "CLOSURE" ; also "BY CONSENT") :-
Adjournment of, on motion of Member speaking, agreed to, 40.
Adjournment of, motion for agreed to, 14, 21, 25, 28, 30, 35, 38, 49, 52, 61, 77, 109,
129, 137, 146, 147, 160 .
Interrupted at 6 o'clock, p.m ., by operation of Sessional Order, Government Business
proceeded with, 55, 66, 75, 82, 90, 96, 107, 117, 129 .
Interrupted to lay Papers on Table, 78.
Motion for Member to continue speech for further period (agreed to), 52, 75('), 78('),
90 .
Members' times extended (by consent) on motion under Standing Order 113A, 48 .
Reply to-
Motion for leave to bring in Bill, 124 .
Motion for 2* Bill, 103, 112, 120, 133, 143, 150, 163 .
Motion for Adjournment to terminate sitting, 46, 52, 90, 114 .
Motion for amended Sessional Orders, 117 .
Motion of General Business, 55 .
Motion for disallowance of Regulations (S.0 . 113A), 49.
Motion for Resumption of Estates for Closer Settlement, 159 .
Motion for Resumption of Land for Housing Purposes, 150.
DEPUTY-SPEAKER (See "SPEAKER") .
DISALLOWANCE OF REGULATIONS (See "MOTIONS")
DISORDER :-
Member removed from Chamber by Serjeant-at-Arms by direction of Mr . Speaker
(Mr. Doig), 133 ; (Mr . Deane), 135 .
DIVISIONS :-
IN THE HOUSE :-
BILLS :-
Annual Holidays (Amendment), 108,
Defamation, 133('), 136 .
109 .
University of New South Wales, 64, 66 .
Disallowance of Regulations, negatived, 49.
Dissent from Speaker's ruling, negatived, 92 .
That Bill be now read 2', agreed to, 133 .
That Bill be now read 3', agreed to, 136 .
"That the Question be now put," agreed to, 42, 43, 66, 108 .
That words proposed to be added be so added, negatived, 44.
That words proposed to be left out stand, agreed to, 64, 109, 133 .
That words be inserted in proposed amendment, negatived, 43 .
Urgency motion to consider motion relating to-
Public Accounts Committee, negatived, 17 .

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1958) ;
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS,
38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
DIVISIONS (continued) :-
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE-
BILLS :-
Defamation, 199, 200('), 205 .
Mental Health, 203 .
University of New South Wales, 188('), 189.
Workers' Compensation (Amendment), 195 .
That Chairman leave Chair and report progress, 205 :
That clause, as read, stand, 199 .
That proposed new clause, as read, stand, 200(') .
That the Question be now. put, 187, 189 .
That words proposed to be left out, stand, 203 .
That words be inserted, 188, 195 .
IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY:-
That Estimate (Loan Estimates, 1958-59) be reduced by 11, 196 .
That the Question be now put, 196, 197 .
That the Question be now put (Under Standing Order 175B), 193 .
IN COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS :-
That the Question be now put, 191 .
DOCUMENTS (See "PAPERS" under General Index) .
FEDERAL :-
VACANCY IN THE SENATE :-
Message from Governor notifying, owing to-death of Senator William Patrick Ashley,
and appointment, pursuant to Section 15 of the Commonwealth Constitution for
period of fourteen days after beginning of session, of James Patrick Ormonde ;
motion (Mr. Cahill) that House meet Legislative Council for purpose of choosing
person to fill vacancy, Message asking Council to name place and hour of meeting,
7 ; Message from Council naming time and place, 14 ; House proceeded to Legislative
Council Chamber and being returned, election of James Patrick Ormonde, Esquire,
reported, 31 .
Minutes of Proceedings of Joint Sitting laid on Table by Mr . Speaker, 33 .
FINANCE :-
SUPPLY :
Motion made (Mr. Heffron), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself into
Committee, 44 .
House in Committee (Supply Bill), 59 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 56 ; (Estimates,
958-59), ~5, 87, 90, 92, 93,
125 .
96, 98 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 103, 111, 114, 118,
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 59 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 56 ; (Estimates,
1958-59), 98 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 125 .
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 60 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 56 ; (Estimates,
1958-59), 100 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 125 .
WAYS AND MEANS :-
Motion made (Mr. Heffron), That House will on next sitting day resolve itself into
Committee, 44 .
House in -Committee (Supply Bill), 60 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 56, 67, 69, 71,
75, 78(~), 79, 83, 85 ; (Estimates, 1958-59), 100 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 125 ;
(Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill), 156
Resolutions reported (Supply Bill), 60 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 85 ; (Estimates,
1958-59), 100 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 125 ; (Stamp Ditties (Amendment) Bill),
156 .
Resolutions agreed to (Supply Bill), 60 ; (Financial Statement, 1958-59), 85 ; (Estimates,
1958-59), 101 ; (Loan Estimates, 1958-59), 125 ; (Stamp Ditties (Amendment) Bill),
157 .
FORESTRY :-
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION OF CERTAIN STATE FORESTS :-
Message from Governor recommending, 82 ; motion (Mr . Wetherell) for, agreed to,
124-5.

INDEX
1958,
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
GENERAL BUSINESS (See "BUSINESS") .
GOULBURN WOOL SALES (See "MOTIONS") .
GOVERNOR :-
Proclamation by, summoning Parliament, read by Clerk, 1 .
Message from, delivered by Usher of the Black Rod, 1 .
OPENING SPEECH :-
Reported in Assembly and laid upon Table by Mr . Speaker, 8 ; motion (Mr. Crabtree)
for adoption of Address-in-Reply, and amendment (Mr. Morton) to . add new
paragraphs (4) and (5), amendment (Mr. Hughes) to add new paragraph (5)
to proposed amendment and debate adjourned, 14 ; resumed and adjourned,
20, 24, 28, 30, 35, 38, 40 ; amendment upon amendment, negatived, amendment
negatived, Address in Reply agreed to, 42-43-44 ; presented to Governor and
Answer reported, 48.
HOURS OF SITTING (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS")
H
HOUSE COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
HOUSING ACT, 1912-1955 :-
PURCHASE OF LAND, SHIRE OF BLACKTOWN :-
Motion (Mr. Landa), That House approves of, agreed to, 150.
RESUMPTION OF LAND, MUNICIPALITY OF PENRITH :-
Motion (Mr . Landa), That House approves of, agreed to, 150 .
HOUSING ADMINISTRATION (See "MOTIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT (See "MOTIONS") .
JOINT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES")
J
L
LANDA, HONOURABLE ABRAM, LL.B ., (See "MOTIONS-HOUSING ADMINISTRA-
TION" ; also "PAPERS" INDEX-ROYAL COMMISSION) .
LEADER OF COUNTRY PARTY (See "COUNTRY PARTY") .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE (See "MEMBERS")

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Xi
1958
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
L ;
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PROVIDENT FUND :-
Speaker reports resignation of Honourable J . M . A . McMahon as Managing Trustee
and motion (Mr. Hawkins) (by consent) for appointment of P . D . Hills, Esq .,
agreed to, 30 .
I
LIBRARY (See "COMMITTEES")
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE")
MEMBERS (See also "DEATHS") --
Leave of Absence-on account of illness, 7, 8 ; absencelfrom State, 8.
Removed from Chamber by Serjeant-at-Arms, 133, 135 .
Speeches :-
Motion to allow to continue for further period (agreed to), 52, 75('), 78(-), 90 .
Members' times extended (by consent) on motion under Standing Order 113A, 48(")
MESSAGES :-
Referred to Committee of Supply, 53, 55, 103 .
Referred to Committee of Ways and Means, 154.
1
FROM THE GOVERNOR (Sir Eric Winslow Woodward) :-~
1 . Assenting to Road Maintenance Contribution Bill,~ 2 .
2 . Do Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2 .
3 . Do Bread Industry, Manufacture and Delivery (Amendment) Bill, 2 .
4 . Do Cattle Compensation Taxation Bill, 2 .
5 . Do Common Law Procedure and Landlord and Tenant
Bill, 2.
(Amendment)
6 . Do District Courts (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
7 . Do Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
8 . Do Parliamentary Joint Committee -Enabling Bill, 3 .
9. Do Pure Food (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
10 . Do Royal Agricultural Society (Amendment) Bill, 3 .
11 . Do R. T. Hall Trusts Bill, 4 .
12. Do Swine Compensation (Amendment) Pill, 4 .
13 . Do Swine Compensation Taxation Bill, 4 :
14 . Do Workers' Compensation (Silicosis) Amendment Bill, 4 .
15 . Do Snowy Mountains Hydro-clectric Agreements Bill, 5 .
16 . Do Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill, 5 .
17 . Do Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 5.
18 . Do Art Gallery of New South Wales Bill, 5 .
19 . Do Police Regulation (Superannuation and Appeals) Amendment Bill, 5.
20. Do Scaffolding and Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 6 .
21 . Do Fire Brigades and Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 6.
22. Do Public Service and Other Statutory Bodies (Extended Leave) Bill, 6 .
23 . Transmitting despatch notifying
Australia, 7 .
vacancy in the Senate of the Commonwealth of
24 . Recommending Main Roads and Local Government (Amendment) Bill,
25 . Do Bermagui Harbour Works Bill, 4 ; 7 .
41 .
26. Do University of New South Wales Bill, 48 .
27 . Do The Baptist Union Incorporation (Amendment) Bill, 51 .
28 . Do Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, 51 .
29 . Do Supply Bill, 53 .
30. Do Wild Flowers and Native Plants Protection (Amendment) Bill, 53 .
31 . Do Sydney Sports Ground and Sydney Cricket Ground Amalgamation
(Amendment) Bill, 54 .
32. Do Budget Papers, 1958-59, 55 .
33. Assenting to Supply Bill, 73 .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM THE GOVERNOR (continued) :-
34 . Recommending Revocation of Dedication of certain State Forests, 82.
35 . Assenting to University of New South Wales Bill, 82 .
36 . Recommending Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 95 .
37 . Do Crown Lands (Permissive Occupancies) Amendment Bill, 97 .
38 . Do Loan Estimates, 1958-1959, 103 .
39 . Do Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 105 .
40 . Assenting to Justices (Amendment) Bill, 115 .
41 . Do Crown Lands (Permissive Occupancies) Amendment Bill, 116 .
42. Recommending Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment)
116.
43 . Do Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 116 .
44 . Do Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 116 .
45 . Assenting to Appropriation Bill, 123 .
46 . Do Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 127 .
47 . Do Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 127 .
48 . Recommending Farm Produce Agents (Amendment) Bill, 131.
49 . Do Sydney to Melbourne Railway Standardisation Agreement Bill,
50 . Do Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 139 .
51 . Do Industrial Arbitration (Female Rates) Amendment Bill, 139.
51A . Do Mental Health Bill, 142 .
52 . Do Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 145 .
53 . Do Land Acquisition (Charitable Institutions) Revesting Bill, 145,
54 . Do Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, 145 .
55 . Assenting to General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 153 .
56 . Do Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 153 .
57 . Do Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill, 154 .
58 . Recommending Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 154 .
59. Do Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 154 .
Bill,
131 .
FROM AssE.MBLY TO COUNCIL .-
Senate vacancy-requesting Council to name place and hour of Joint Sitting to fill, 7.
Transmitting :-
Supply Bill, 61 .
University of New South Wales Bill, 67 .
Appropriation Bill, 102.
Crown Lands (Permissive Occupancies) Amendment Bill, 104 .
Justices (Amendment) Bill, 104 .
Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 113 .
Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 120.
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 120 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill 124 .
Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill, 124 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 126 .
Defamation Bill, 136 .
Tuberculosis Bill, 141 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, 142 .
Mental Health Bill, 147 .
Industrial Arbitration (Female Rates) Amendment Bill, 150 .
Sydney to Melbourne Railway Standardisation Agreement Bill, 151 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 156 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 157 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 158 .
Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, 159.
Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, 163 .
Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 163 .
Land Acquisition (Charitable Institutions) Revesting Bill, 164 .
The Baptist Union Incorporation (Amendment) Bill, 164 .
Mines Inspection (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 165 .
Agreeing to Council's amendments :-
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 141 .
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, 146 .
Mental Health Bill, 166 .
Defamation Bill, 166 .

INDEX
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1958
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
MESSAGES (continued) :-
FROM COUNCIL To ASSEMBLY :-
Senate Vacancy-namin .o place and hour of Joint Sitting, 14 .
Returning :-
Supply Bill, without amendment, 67 .
University of New South Wales Bill, without amendment, 73 .
Justices (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 107 .
Crown Lands (Permissive Occupancies) Amendment Bill, without amendment, 107 .
Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 111 .
Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 126 .
Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, without amendment, 126 .
Public Accountants Registration (Amendment) Bill,, without amendment, 135 .
General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, without amendment, 137 .
Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, with an amendment, 137.
Legislative Assembly Members Superannuation (Amendment) Bill, with amendments,
142 .
Tuberculosis Bill, without amendment, 151 .
River Murray Waters (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 158 .
Defamation Bill, with amendments, 158 .
Mental Health Bill, with amendments, 161 .
Industrial Arbitration (Female Rates) Amendment iBill, without amendment, 166 .
Sydney to Melbourne Railway Standardisation Agreement Bill, without amendment,
1 .
166 .
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Friendly Societies (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Land Acquisition (Charitable Institutions) Revesting -Bill, without amendment, 167 .
Bush Fires (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 168 .
Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 168 .
Mines Inspection (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 168 .
The Baptist Union Incorporation (Amendment) Bill, without amendment, 168 .
MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS :-
Announcement (Mr. Cahill), respecting issue of Royal Commission of Inquiry into
Housing Administration-Mr. Landa relieved of duties at his own request-Mr.
Kelly to undertake duties of Minister for Housing and Mr . McMahon to represent
Minister for Labour and industry, 81 .
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS :-
Made (Mr. Cahill) in reference to allegations respecting actions of certain police officers
in the exercise of their duty, 33 .
Made (Mr. Cahill) upon allegations respecting payments to Police in connection
with Towing Services, and respecting the case of Mr . F . Ray, 59 .
MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS")
Amended (by consent), 107.
Withdrawn, 78 .
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION :-
Motion (Mr . Chaffey) for appointment of Select Committee to inquire into whole policy
and aim of Agricultural Education, etc., and debate adjourned, 107 .
CIVIL DEFENCE SERVICES :-
I
Motion (Mr . Wyatt) (1) That this House views with grave concern the present
unsettled state of world in regard-to obvious dangers of possible atomic warfare ;
(2) That in opinion of House Commonwealth Government should indicate to
States a programme of services in regard to civil defence, etc ., and debate
adjourned, 66 ; resumed and adjourned, 66 ; resumed and amendment (Mr . Robinson)
to omit all words after "That" (firstly occurring) with a view of inserting "a
Select Committee be appointed to enquire into and report upon the organisation of
Civil Emergency Services in this State, etc ." and debate adjourned, 82.
DISALLOWANCE OF REGULATIONs-ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945-1957 :-
Motion (Mr. H. E. Jackson), That House disallows Electrical Contractors and
Electricians Licensing Regulations appearing in Government Gazette of 27th June,
1958, negatived, 48-49 .
GoULBURN WOOL SALES :-
Motion (Mr . Hughes), after suspension of Standing Orders (Urgency), That in opinion
of House (1) The move by the New South Wales and Queensland Woolbuyers'
Association to boycott Goulburn Sales and to tighten rules of Association, etc .,
is a grave threat to the wool industry ; (2) The Attorney-General should be
requested to make a reference to the industrial Commission for an enquiry as to
whether boycott constitutes a "combination with intent to restrain trade", agreed
to. 54-5 .

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M
MOTIONS (continued) :-
HouslNo ADMINISTRATION :-
Motion (Mr . Morton), after suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders (Urgency),
That this House views with great concern the statements of the Auditor-General
in his Annual Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, concerning the Minister for
Housing, the Honourable Abram Landa, etc., and debate adjourned, 77 ; resumed
and withdrawn, 78 .
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION-CRAFT UNIONS:-
Motion (Mr. Willis), That in opinion of House, Government should give every
encouragement to craft unions and prevent such unions being overwhelmed by
Communist controlled unions and for this purpose section 8 of the Industrial
Arbitration Act should be amended, etc., and debate adjourned, 128 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE :-
Motion (Mr. Chagey) (Urgency), That in opinion of House present restricted powers
of Public Accounts Committee should be widened, etc., negatived, 17 .
TOURIST PROMOTION :-
Motion (Mr . Stephens), That in opinion of House Government should take immediate
steps to boost tourist potential of the State for both Australian and overseas
tourists, etc ., and debate adjourned 74-5 ; resumed and adjourned, 96 .
TRADE UNION ELECTIONS-SECRET BALLOTS :-
Motion (Mr. Willis), That in opinion of House the Government should introduce
legislation providing for secret ballots, etc., and debate adjourned, 90 ; resumed
and adjourned, 117 .
URGENCY:-
To consider motion relating to-
Goulburn Wool Sales, agreed to, 54 .
Housing Administration, agreed to, 77 .
Public Accounts Committee, negatived, 17 .
MOWLL, MOST REVEREND HOWARD WEST KILVINTON, C.M .G ., M.A ., D.D .,
ARCHBISHOP OF SYDNEY AND PRIMATE OF AUSTRALIA :-
Motion (Mr . Cahill) expressing regret and sorrow of Members of Legislative Assembly
and people of New South Wales on death of, 105 .
NOTICES OF MOTIONS (See also "BUSINESS") :-
Called on by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 7, 17, et seq ., (continued), 18, 78, et seq.
OPENING OF SESSION (See "PARLIAMENT")
0
OPENING SPEECH (See "GOVERNOR") .
ORDERS OF THE DAY (See "BUSINESS")
PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE (See also "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
By one Minister on behalf of another Minister, 28, 37, 38 .

INDEX
XV
t958-59
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SE9SION
PARLIAMENT:-
OPENING OF SESSION :-
Clerk reads Proclamation, 1 .
Usher of Black Rod delivers Message from Governor, 1 .
PETITIONS (Refer also to "PAPERS" INDEX) :-
Presented by Members, 95, 119, 163 .
POLICE (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS") .
POPE PIUS XII :-
Motion (Mr. Cahill) expressing regret and sorrow of Members of Legislative AssembTy
and people of New South Wales on death of His Holiness, 89 ; acknowledgment
reported, 95 .
POSTPONEMENTS (See "BUSINESS") .
PRAYER (See "SPEAKER") .
PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS (See "SESSIONAL ORDERS") .
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRO FORMA BILL (See "BILLS") .
PRUULAMATION :-
Opening of Session read by Clerk, 1 .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "MOTIONS") .
QUESTIONS :-
Called on by Speaker or Deputy-Speaker, 7, 17, : et seq ., (continued), 18, 78, et seq .
Motion, "That the Question be now put," (In House) , agreed to, 42, 43, 66, 108 ; (In
Committee), agreed to, 187, 188, 191, 196, 197 (under Standing Order No 175B),
193 . .
REPLY (See ~'DEBATE") .
R
ROYAL COMMISSION (See "PAPERS" INDEX) .

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
SECRET BALLOTS IN TRADE UNION ELECTIONS (See "MOTIONS") .
S
SELECT COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES" ;
also "MOTIONS")
SENATE VACANCY (See "FEDERAL") .
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS :-
Removes Member from Chamber by direction of Speaker, 133, 135 .
SESSIONAL ORDERS (See also "BUSINESS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
HOURS OF SITTING-PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS:-
Motion made (Mr . Cahill), That House shall sit on Tuesday and Wednesday from
2.30 p.m . until 10 .30 p.m . and on Thursday from 11 a.m . until 5 .30 p.m ., General
Business to take precedence on Tuesday until 6 p.m ., agreed to, 45 .
Motion (Mr . Hetqron), That during remainder of present Session, unless otherwise
ordered, the provisions of paragraphs (2 .), (3 .) and (4 .) of Sessional Order
adopted on 9 September, 1958, shall not apply to the sittings of the House, agreed
to, 117 .
Motion (Mr. Heffron), (by consent), That during remainder of present Session
Government Business to take precedence of General Business on Tuesdays, agreed
to, 141 .
SUSPENSION OF :-
As a matter of Urgency :-
To consider motion respecting-
Housing Administration, 77 .
SITTINGS OF HOUSE (See "ASSEMBLY")
SPEAKER (See also "BILLS") :-
Calls on Notices of Motions and Questions, 7, 17, et seq ., (conlinued), 18, 78, et seq .
Directs Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Member, 133, 135 .
Informs House of time for presenting Address in Reply, 44 .
Lays on Table copy of Governor's Opening Speech, 8 .
Lays Paper on Table, 73, 13t.
Leaves Chair for period (Later hour of Day), 1, 30 .
Prayer, offers, 1, 17, et seq .
Reports presentation of Address in Reply and Answer, 48 .
Resumes Chair at hour named, 1 .
Statement upon amendment to a proposed amendment moved to Address in Reply, 20 .
DISSENT FROM RULING :-
That the statement made by Premier on Government policy in relation to allegations
against members of Police Force was not a Ministerial Statement, negatived, 91-2.
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT")
SPEECHES (See "DEBATE" ; also "MEMBERS") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also "BILLS" ; also "COMMITTEES") :-
SUSPENSION OF--
By consent, to permit a Petition being presented, time provided under Standing Order 74
having expired, 162 .
As a matter of Urgency to bring in and pass Bill, or Bills, through all stages in one day,
agreed to, 98, 165 .
As matter of Urgency to consider motion relating to-
Goulburn Wool Sales, 54.
Housing Administration, 77 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE")
SYMPATHY (See "DEATHS") .

INDEX
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1958
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
T
TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (See "CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES") .
TOURIST PROMOTION (See "MOTIONS")
TOWING SERVICES (See "MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS',) .
TRADE UNION ELECTIONS (See "MOTIONS")
UNIONS (See "MOTIONS-INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION,,)
U
URGENCY :-
To consider motion relating to-
Goulbum Wool Sales, agreed to, 54.
Housing Administration, agreed to, 77 .
Public Accounts Committee, negatived, 17 .
To suspend Standing Orders-,to bring in and pass Bill; or Bills, through all stages in
one day, agreed to, 98, 165 .
USHER OF THE BLACK ROD (See "BLACK ROD") .
VOTE (See "DIVISIONS")
WAYS AND MEANS (See "FINANCE")
WOOL SALES (See "MOTIONS") .
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INDEX
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PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers
PAGE VOL. 1 PAGE
A
ABORIGINES :-
PROTECTION ACT, 1909, as amended :-
Regulations under, 127 .
.
WELFARE BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 154 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i
I
ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD (See "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS")
ACQUISITION OF LAND (See under various headings) .
AFFORESTATION (See "FORESTRY")
AGRICULTURE (See also "DAIRY PRODUCTS" ; also "DRIED FRUITS") :
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1958, 82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17
AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Board, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Account, for year ended
30th June, 1958, 106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
161
APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS")
APPOINTMENTS TO PUBLIC SERVICE (See "PUBLIC SERVICE")
ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report of Trustees, for 1957, 106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I 167
ART UNIONS (See "LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901") .
ASSEMBLY :-
SESSIONAL PAPERS:-
Alphabetical List of Members (Facing page 1 .)
Votes and Proceedings, Nos . I to 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Proclamation dissolving Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Business undisposed of at the Close of Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business of the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
175
Alphabetical Register of Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
177
Register of Addresses and Orders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
179
Standing and Select Committees
183
appointed during the Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weekly Reports of Divisions in Committee
185
of the Whole, Nos . I to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reports from Printing Committee,
187
Nos . 1 to 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
AUDITOR-GENERAL (See "FINANCE") .
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM (See "MUSEUMS")
AWABA (See "MINING")

INDEX
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xix .
PAPERS ORDERED TO i3c rRINTED
RtFERENCES TO THE" VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION .
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers---continued
PAGE VOL. ~ PAGE
B
BANKS (See "RURAL BANK")
BARRISTERS ADMISSION BOARD :-
- Rules, 155 .
BILLS-'-
Alphabetical Register of (Sessional Paper) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
179
BREAD MANUFACTURE AND DELIVERY ACT, 1950, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19 .
BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1938, AS AMENDED :-
By-laws under, 34 .
BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE (RADIUM HILL) AMENDMENT ACT,
1954 :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for the purposes of, 66 .
BROKEN HILL WATER BOARD :-
Report for 1957, 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 1025
BUDGET PAPERS (See "FINANCE") .
BUILDING SOCIETIES :-
Reports of Colonial Treasurer on Agreements entered into with, for quarters
mencing Ist January and ist April, 1958, 18 ; Ist July, 1958, 96 .
BURSARY ENDOWMENT BOARD (See "EDUCATION") .
BUSH;~FIRES ACT, 1949:-
Regulations under, 119 .
BUSINESS NAMES ACT, 1934, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 24 .
BY-LAWS :-
Broken Hill Water and Sewerage Act, 34 .
Fire Brigades Act, 96.
Government Railways Act, 18, 93, 128, 155 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 18 .,
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 18, 78, 123 .
Sydney Corporation Act (deemed to be Ordinances under Local Government Act), 24,
128 .
Technical Education and N .S.W. University of Technology Act, 27 .
University and University Colleges Act, 23, 27, 29, .65, 106 .
Women's College Act, 162 .
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INDEX
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FArERS ORDERED TO BE rRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers--continued
PAGE VOL . I PAGE
CANCER COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES (See "PUBLIC HEALTH")
C
CAPTAIN COOK'S LANDING PLACE :
Report of the Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1958, 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 261
.
CHILD WELFARE :-
Report of Minister for year ended 30th June, 1958, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 315
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See alsc
"FINANCE") :-
PARTICULARS RESPECTING THE ACQUISITION OF T14E FOLLOWING ESTATES:-
Gostwyck, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grampian Hills, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sylvia Vale and Lower Sylvia Vale, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Premer, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rotherwood, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . .
Wombramurra, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 179
. . . . . . 1 181
. . . . . . 1 183
. . . . . . 1 185
1 187
. . . . . . 1 189
COAL BASED CHEMICAL AND LIQUID FUEL INDUSTRY :-
Report of Committee investigating possibilities of, 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 1151
COAL MINE WORKERS PENSIONS (See "MINING")
COAL MINING (See "MINING")
COMMITTEES :-
Standing and Select appointed during the Session (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION (JOINT COMMITTEE) (Session, 1956-57) :-
Report, 123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
185 . . . . . . . . .
8 563
ASSEMBLY :-
PRINTING :-
Reports Nos . I to 12, 52, 66, 71, 79, 872 93, 104, 114, 126, 137, 151, 166 . . : . . . . . . .
207 . . . . . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Fifth Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Appendix to Auditor-General' .-
Report) (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sixth Report during currency of 38th Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly only)
124 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
2
548
759
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE MINISTERS' CONFERENCE (See "CONFERENCE")
ODMPANIES ACT, 1936, AS AMENDED :-
Report on working of Act for 1957, 24 . (See Joint Vols ., Session 1957-58) .
Regulations under, 128 .
CONFERENCE :-
.Report of proceedings of State and Commonwealth Ministers held at Canberra on 5tt .
June, 1958, 140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 219
CONSERVATION (See also "SOIL CONSERVATION") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1957, 93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 235
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND (See "FINANCE") .

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1958
PAPERS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED
REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, 38TH PARLIAMENT-FOURTH SESSION.
ASSEMBLY
VOLUME
JOINT VOLUMES
Papers-continued
PAGE
VOL. I rAOE
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETIES (See "BUILDING SOCIETIES") .
C
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :-
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1958, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
255
CROWN LANDS :-
DEPARTMENT:-
Report, together with Reports of Western Lands Commissioner, Prickly-pear Destruction
Commissioner and Surveyor-General for year ended 30th June,, 1958, 155 . . . . . . . .
CONSOLIDATION Aar, 1913 :-
Regulations under, 37.
DEDICATION OF CERTAIN LANDS (SECTION 25) :-
Gazette Notices dealing With the, 28, 59, 89, 106, 128, 132, 155 .
PUBLIC PURPOSES (SECTION 24)
Abstracts of, intended to be dedicated for, 28, 59, 89, 106, 128, 132, 155 .
. . . . . .
271
DAIRY'PRODUCTS :-
i
Report of Board for year ended 30th June, 1958, 96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13
DAMS AND WEIRS (See "WATER") .
DIVISIONS :-
Attendances of Members in Divisions and Counts-out (Sessional Paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE:-
Weekly Reports, Nos. I to 7- . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
DRIED FRUITS :-
ACT, 1939, as amended :-
Regulations under, 20, 34 .
EDUCATION (See also "UNIVERSITIES") :-
DEPARTMENT :-
E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Minister for 1956, 23 . . .
. . . . .
. . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MEDICAL :-
Interim Report of New South Wales Branch of British Medical Association (Dr. A. W .
Morrow, Chairman) -student numbers and the problem of the establishment of a
second medical school (Laid an Table of Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of the Advisory Medical Committee (Dr. K . W . Starr, Chairman) on the
establishment of a second medical school in New South Wales (Laid on Table of
Council only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .
419
363
375
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ACT, 1880 :-
Notification of acquisition of land and easements under Public Works Act, for the
purposes of, 23, 65, 106, 140.
Regulations under, 162.
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICITY") :-
COMMISSION ACT, 1950, as amended :-
Notification of acquisition of land and/or easements under Public,Works Act, for
the purposes of, 33-34, 65, 74, 85, 91, 106, 115, 135, 155, 162 .

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Papers-continued
E
ELECTRICITY (See also "GAS AND ELECTRICIT"Y") (continued) :-
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAGE VOL. PAGE
. . . . . . 1 715
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1945, as amended :-
Ordinances tinder Local Government Act deemed to be Regulations under, 24 .
Regulations under, 24 .
ELECTRICITY FRANCHISE :-
Agreernent between Southern Electric Authority of Queensland and Tenterfield Shire
Council, 162 .
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL :-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet for 1957, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE")
I
767
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19('), 27, 37 .
Proclamations under, 19, 39 .
Report of Department of Labour and Industry, on working of, for 1957, 132 . . . . . .
1 1045
FARM PRODUCE AGENTS ACT, 1926, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19, 115 .
.
FAUNA PROTECTION :-
Report of Panel for year ended 30th June, 1958, 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FEDERAL :-
V96ANCY IN T14E SENATE :-
Minutes of Proceedings of Joint Sitting to choose a person to fill vacancy caused by
death of Senator William Patrick Ashley, 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 787
1 791
FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
FINANCE :-
ESTIMATES (Budget Papers), 1958-1959 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 55 .
Index to Budget Papers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Message from Governor, together with Estimates, etc ., as under :-
(I .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(2.) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments from the Vote
"Advance to Treasurer" 1957-58-Submitted for Parliamentary appropriation
in adjustment of the Advance Votes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3 .) Consolidated Revenue Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised in
Suspense" to 30th June, 1958 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4 .) Government Railways Fun d.-Est imates of Expenditure for the year
1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5 .) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for the
year 1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6 .) Road Transport and Traffic Fund.-Statement of Payments "Unauthorised
in Suspense" to 30th June, 1958 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure
for'thc year 1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8 .) Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund .-Statement of Payments
"Unauthorised in Suspense" to 30th June, 1958 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9.) Newcastle and District Transport Trust General Fund.-Estimates of
Expenditure for the year 1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(10 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Fund .-Estimates of Expenditure for the year
1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(11 .) Sydney Harbour Trust Reneivals Fund.-Estimates of Expenditure for
the year 1958-59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12 .) Closer Settlement Fund-Estimates of Expenditure for the year 1958-59
2 1
2 259
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
10
208
218
220
229
232
234
237
238
242
251
253

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Papers-continued
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F
FINANCE (continued) :-
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :-
Delivered by Premier and Colonial Treasurer (Hon . J . J . Cahill, M .L.A .) covering
Budget for year 1958-59 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 265
INCOME TAX, UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF AND SOCIAL SERVICES TAX, AND SPECIAL INCOME
AND WAGES TAX ACTS :-
RePort by the Commissioner of Taxation upon working of, for the year ended 30tb
June, 1958, 106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 761
LOAN ESTIMATES :-
For 1958-59 (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 103 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 293
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :-
Colonial Treasurer's statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Consolidated
Revenue Fund, and other accounts for the financial year ended 30th June, 1958,
together with the Auditor-General's Report thereon (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 309
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE:-
Fifth Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament (Appendix to Auditor-
General's Report) (Laid on Table of Assembly only), 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sixth Report during currency of Thirty-eighth Parliament (Laid on Table of Assembly
only), 124 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
2
5u
759
FIRE BRIGADES:-
ACT, 1909, as arnended :-
By-law under, 96 .
Report of Board of Commissioners, together with appendices, for 1957 (appendices
I to VI and X to XIII only, printed), 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 795
FISHERIES :-
Report of the Chief Secretary on, in New South Wales for year ended 30th June:~ . . . . . .
1957, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 825
FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS ACT, 1935, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 18, 29 .
FORESTRY :-
AFFORESTATION :-
Return showing amount expended under section 13 of the Forestry Act, 1916-1957, for
year ended 30th June, 1958, 89 .
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
869
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER PUBLIC WORKS'Acr, FOR FOLLOWINC
STATE FORESTS :-
Green Hills, 34 ; Meryla, 34 ; Mororo, 34 ; Kew, 81 .
REVOCATION OF STATE FORESTS :-
Schedule covered by Message No . 34, 82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
913
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :-
,ACT, 1912, as amended :-
Regulations under, 162 .
Report of Registrar for year ended 30th June, 1958, 154 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1
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Papers-continued
GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 18 .
G
PAGE VOL . PAGE
GOVERNMENT FERRY SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report together with statements of accounts for year ended 30th June, 1957, 149 . . . . . . 933
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED (See "RAILWAYS") .
GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1906, AND GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK
AMENDMENT ACT, 1913 :-
Proclamations under, 78 .
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
GOVERNOR, HIS EXCELLENCY THE :-
Opening Speech, 8 .
GRAIN ELEVATORS :-
BOARD:-
Report of, for year ended 31st October, 1957, 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 145
HARBOUR AND-TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT") .
HARBOURS (See "SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST') .
HEALTH (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
HICKEY, JOHN REGINALD .
Former patient at Callan Park Mental Hospital-Departmental file respecting, 24 .
H
HOSPITALS (See also "PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT" ; also "PRIVATE HOSPITALS
ACT") :-
MENTAL :-
Report of Inspector-General for year ended 30th June, 1957, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 957
HOUSING :-
ACT, 1912, as amended :-
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes of, 19, 59,
74, 91, 132, 162,
ADMINISTRATION :-
Copy of Commission issued to Honourable L . J. Herron, to inquire into statements
made by Auditor-General in his Annual Report for 1958, concerning the Minister
for Housing, Honourable Abram Landa, 81 .
Report of Commissioner upon matters referred, 126 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 191
COMMISSION :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 989
.
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 154 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1039

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Paipers--continued
PAGE I VOL. PAGE
H
.
.
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1938, AS
AMENDED :-
By-laws under, 18 .
Regulations under, 140 .
Notification of acquisition of land or casements under Public Works Act, for the
purposes of, 34, 74, 115, 140.
HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST:-
Report, together with Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th
June, 1957, 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I
248
HUNTER VALLEY FLOOD MITIGATION ACT, 1956 :-
Notifications of acquisition of land or casements under Public Works Act for the
purposes of, 19, 52, 66 . 1
INCOME TAX (See "FINANCE") .
INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR (See "TRADE UNIONS") .
INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS OF THE STATE (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
INSURANCE PREMIUMS COMMI.1 ILE (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION") .
IRRIGATION (See "RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATER" ; . also "WATER CONSERVA-
TION AND IRRIGATION") .
j
JOINT COAL BOARD (See "MINING") .
LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (See also "TRADE UNIONS") :-.
Report of the Department on working of the Factories and Shops Act, 1912, as
amended, for 1957, 132 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I
I
1045
LAND ACQUISITION (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS) ACT, 1946 :-
Notification of acquisition of lands under Public Works Act, for the purposes of,
~4, 155.
LANDS (See "CROWN LkNDS") .
LIBRARY:-
BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
PUBLIC, OF NEW SOUTH WALES :-
Report of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 19~8, 161 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 1145
1153

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PAGE VOL. PAW,
LIDDELL (See "MINING") .
L
LIQUID FUEL INDUSTRY (See
INDUSTRY") .
"COAL BASED CHEMICAL AND LIQUID FUEL
LITHGOW (See "MINING") .
LOAN ESTIMATES (See "FINANCE") .
LOCAL GOVERNMENT :-
ACT, 1919, as amended :-
Ordinances tinder, 24, 69, 96, 128, 149 .
DEPARTMENT :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958 (Laid on Table of Council onlyj . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1169
1217
LORD HOWE ISLAND :-
ACT, 1953 :-
Regulations under, 29.
BOARD :-
Report, together with Accounts, for 1957, 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I
1 1221
LOTTERIES AND ART UNIONS ACT, 1901, AS AMENDED (See also "STATE
LOTTERIES") :-
Balance-sheets of Art Unions, 23, 27, 29, 34, 37, 39, 41, 47,'51, 63, 69, 74, 81, 96, 97,
128, 140, 155, 162 .
119,
MAIN ROADS :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June 1958, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MARITIME SERVICES :-
ACT, 1935, as amended :-
Regulations under, 18, 27.
1 3
1 699
BOARD :-
Balance-sheet and Statements of Accounts for the year ended 30th June, 1958,
123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1 1 1 949
MEAT INDUSTRY :-
ACT, 1915, as amended :-
Regulations tinder, 19, 74, 135 .
METROPOLITAN BOARD :-
Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1958, 115 . . . .
I
MEDICAL EDUCATION (See "EDUCATION") .
MENTAL HOSPITALS (See "HOSPITALS") .
METROPOLITAN MEAT INDUSTRY (See "MEAT INDUSTRY") .

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VOLUME
Papers-continued
PAGE VOL. PAGE
METROPOLITAN; TRAFFIC ACT, 1900
Regulations under, 18, .106, 140.
METROPOLITAN WATER,' SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE :-
Ac,r,~1924, as amended :-
By-laws under, 18, 78, 123 .
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes of, 34,
66, 74, 97, 140, 155, 164 .
Repoft of Board for year ended 30th June, 1958, 154 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 108)
MILK:-~
Report of Board together with statements of Accounts foryear ended, 30th June, 1958,
1 155 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . ~ . .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 5
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD (See "MINING") .
MINING :-
Proclamations under Acts :-
Mining, 89, 106, 128 .
Regulations under Acts-.-
Coal Mines Regulation, 42.
Mines Rescue, 20 .
JOINT COAL BOARD:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1957, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 21
MINE SUBSIDENCE BOARD :-
Report, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1958, 128 . . . .
MINES DEPARTMENT :-
Report for '1957, 166 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE MINES ~CONTROL AUTHORITY :-
Report, Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet and Reports of Managers of thc
i State Coal Mines at Lithgow, Awaba, Oakdale and Liddell ford year ended 30th
,'June, 1958, 119 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 217
. . . . . . 3 133
. . . . . . 3 219
MORROW ; DR. A . W. (See "EDUCATION") .
MOTOR TRAFFIC ACT, 1909, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations, under, 18, 106, 140 .
MOTOR TRANSPORT .(See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATION) ACT (See "TRANSPORT") .
MURRAY RIVER (See "RIVER MURRAY") .
MUSEUMS :-
AUSTRALIAN :-
Report .of Trustees for year ended 30th June, 1958, 140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tr..-CHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (KNOWN AS "MUSEUM OF APPLIED ARTS AN[
SCIENCES")
Report .of Trustees for 1957, 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 239
. . . . . . 3 231

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NATIVE ANIMALS PROTEMON (See "FAUNA PROTECTION") .
N
NEW SOUTH WALES DAIRY PRODUCTS (See "DAIRY PRODUCTS") .
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING AND SHIPBUILDING
UNDERTAKING ACT, 1943 :-
Rcgulations under, 34 .
NEW SOUTH WALES STATE NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT TRANSPORT TRUST (See "FINANCE") .
NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1924, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 89.
NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
OAKDALE (See "MINING") .
0
OIL SHALE MINING (See "MINING") .
OPTICIANS ACT, 1930, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 24 .
P
PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEES :-
CITY OF SYDNEY :-
Report of, for year ended 30th June, 1958, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 259
PASTURES PROTECTION ACF, 1934, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19, 115 .
PENSIONS (See "MINING", also "POLICE" ; also "STATE SUPERANNUATION
BOARD") .
PETITIONS (Presented to Assembly only) :-
ROAD MAINTENANCE (CONTRIBUTION) ACT, 1958 :-
From certain residents of Southern New South Wales, praying for repeal of Act, 95. . . . . . . 3 275
From certain residents of New England District, praying for repeal of Act, 163 . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 273
PROPOSED PUMPING STATION AT AsHBURY:-
From certain residents of Ashbury and surrounding District praying that steps be
taken to alter site,of proposed new pumping station, 119 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 271

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P
PHARMACY BOARD :-
R eport for 1957, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 311
PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1924 :-
Regulations under, 19 .
POLIL& :-
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST POLICE :-
Report of Commissioner in connection with towing services, 81 .
Report of Commissioner upon allegations by F. A. Waghorne of payments to police
in connection with towing services, 87 .
DEPARTMENT:-
I
Report of, for 1957, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 277
REGULATION ACT, 1899, AND POLICE REGULATION ACT, 1906 :-
f
Rules under, 41 .
SUPERANNUATION AND REWARD FUND :-
Statement of Receipts and Payments for year ended 30th June, 1958, 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 805
PRICKLY PEAR DESTRUCTION COMMISSIONER :-
Report for the year ended 30th June, 1958, 155 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 271
PRIMARY PRODUCTS (See "MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS" ;
FRUITS") .
also "DRIED
PRINTING COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PRIVATE HOSPITALS ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
Regulations under, 24 .
PROCUAMATIONS :~
Calling Parliament together, I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dissolving Parliament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Factories and Shops Act, 19, 39.
Government Savings Bank Act and Government Savings Bank Amendment Act, 78 .
Mining Act, 89, 106, 128 .
169
. . .
. . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REGISTRATION BOARD :-
Report for 1957, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a 807
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (See "FINANCE") .
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (See "COMMITTEES") .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND UTILITIES :-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR:-
Rural Bank, Blacktown, 34 ; Public Wharves, Johnston-street, Sydney, 34 ; Staff Housing,
Bourke , 34 ; Public Hi ghway, Yowic Bay, 65 ; Sta ff Hous
ing at Hay, 103 ; Forestry
Commission Offices at West Kempsey, 103 .
PUBLIC HEALTH (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
CANCEP COUNCIL :-
Report together with statement of Accounts for year ended 30th June, 1958, 166 . . . . . . . . . . 3 813
NUTRITION COMMITITE:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 385

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PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT, 1929, AS AMENDED (See also "HOSPITALS") :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for purposes of, 34 .
P
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (See "EDUCATION") .
4 1
PUBLIC LIBRARY (See "LIBRARY") .
PUBLIC SERVICE :-
ACT, 1902 :-
Regulations under, 18, 96 .
BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 387
MINUTES OF BOARD RELATING To APPOINTMENTS AND/OR ANNULMENT OF APPOINTMENTS
OF OFFICERS TO THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS :-
Agriculture, 20, 28, 96, 146.
Conservation, 19, 37, 52, 82 .
Education, 23, 27, 106, 140 .
Local Government, 42, 69 .
Mines, 20, 69, 140 .
Public Health, 24, 74, 111, 128, 140 .
Public Works, 47 .
Technical Education, 23, 27, 140.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE*-
Report, together with Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, for year ended
30th June, 1958, 140 (Laid upon Table of Assembly only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 459
PUBLIC WORKS (See also "STATE ENTERPRISES" ; also "RAILWAYS" ; also "LOCAL
GOVERNMENT" ; also "WATER") :-
Report of Department for year ended 30th June, 1958, 119 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTIFICATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENT UNDER ACT, 1912 (Refer to
appropriate headings in body of Index) .
. . . . . . 3 461
PURE FOOD ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 24, 74 .
RAILWAYS :-
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1912, as amended :-
By-laws under, 18, 93, 128, 155 .
Report of Commissioner for year ended 30th June, 1958, 140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1957, 18 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 31st March, 1958, 18 .
Report of Commissioner for quarter ended 30th June, 1958, 123 .
Statement of Traffic secured under section 24 (3) and (4) of Government Railways
Act, 1912, as amended, for the following months :-
February, March, April, May and June, 1958, 18 .
July, 1958, 29 .
August, 1958, 79.
September, 1958, 123 .
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RAILWAYS_ (continued) :-
NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND OR EASEMENTS UNDER PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912,
FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES :-
ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES AND POWER STATIONS BETWEEN :-
Strathfield-Blaxland, 18 .
Lithgow-Lawson, 18 .
MAINTENANCE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON ExISTING LINES OF RAILWAY : -
Sydney-Kiama, 18 .
Sydney-Bourke, 18 .
1958-
MISCELLANEOUS:-
Maintaining Stone Quarry at Martin's Creek, 18 .
Additional railway, facilities at Broken Hill . 18 .
Construction of electric substation at Gosford, 18 .
REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND FORMS (See also "BY-LAWS") :
Aborigines Protection Act, 127 .
Barristers Admission Board, 155 .
Bread Manufacture and Delivery Act, 19.
Bush Fires Act, 119.
Business Names Act, 24.
Coal Mines Regulation Act, 42.
Companies Act, 128 .
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 37.
Dried Fruits Act, 20, 34 .
Electricity Development Act, 24(-") .
Factories and Shops Act, 19('), 27, 37 .
Farm Produce Agents Act, 19, 115 .
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act, 18, 29.
Friendly Societies Act, 162 .
Gaming and Betting Act, 18 .
Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 140.
Local Government Act, 24(l), 69, 96, 128, 149 .
Lord Howe Island Act, 29 .
Maritime Ser.vices Act, 18, 27 .
Meat Industry Act, 19, 74, 135 .
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 18, 106, 140 .
Mines Rescue Act, 20 .
Motor Traffic Act, 18, 106, 140 .
Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Act, 18 .
New South Wales Government Engineering and Shipbuilding Undertaking Act, 34 .
'Nurses Registration Act, 89 .
Opticians Act, 24 .
Pastures Protection Act, 19, 115 .
Plant Diseases Act, 19 .
Police Regulation Act, 41 .
Private Hospitals Act, 24 .
Public Instruction Act, 162 .
Public Service Act, 18, 96 .
Pure Food Act, 24, 74.
Scaffolding and Lifts Act, 19, 39 .
Stamp Duties Act, 18 .
Supreme Court, 24, 47, 128 .
Sydney Corporation Act (By-laws deemed to be Ordinances under Local Government
Act), 24 .
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 27, 41, 106, 149 .
Textile Products Labelling Act, 19 .
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 18 .
Transport Act, 18 .
Transport Act and Transport (Division of Functions) Act, 18, 106 .
Water Act, 19 .
Weights and Measures Act, 18 .
RETURNED SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT (See "CLOSER SETTLEMENT")
RIVER MURRAY WATERS ACT, 1915, AS AMENDED :-
Notification of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for the purposes of, 34.
RIVERS AND FORESHORES IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1948, AS AMENDED :-
Notifications of acquisition Of
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ROAD MAINTENANCE (CONTRIBUTION) ACT (See "PETITIONS") .
R
ROAD TRANSPORT (See "TRANSPORT") .
ROADS (See "MAIN ROADS") .
ROYAL COMMISSION:-
HousING ADmINISTRATION :-
Copy of Commission issued to Honourable L . J . Herron, to inquire into statements
made by Auditor-General in his Annual Report for 1958, concerning the Minister
for Housing, the Honourable Abram Landa, 81 .
Report of the Commissioner upon matters referred, 126 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 191
RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 127 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 539
SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 19, 39 .
S
SENATE (See "FEDERAL") .
SESSIONAL COMMITTEES (See "COMMITTEES") .
SEWERAGE (See "WATER") .
SILICA DUST DISEASES (See "WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION
REPORT") .
SOCIAL WELFARE (See "LABOUR AND INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL WELFARE") .
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (See "CONSERVATION") .
SOUTH-WEST TABLELANDS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1924 :-
Notifications of acquisition of land under Public Works Act, for the purposes of, 34 .
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1920, AS AMENDED :-
Minutes of Variation in respect to, 18 .
Regulations under, 18 .
STARR, DR . K . W. (See "EDUCATION") .
STATE BRICKWORKS (See "STATE ENTERPRISES") .
STATE CANCER COUNCIL (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATE COALMINES (See "MINING") .
STATE ENTERPRISES :-
BRICKWORKS :-
Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet for the year ended 31st March, 1958, 19 . . . . . . 3 619

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STATE FORESTS (See "FORESTRY") .
S
STATE NUTRITION COMMITTEE (See "PUBLIC HEALTH") .
STATUTES VARIED (See "VARIATIONS OF STATUTES"') .
SUPERANNUATION (See also "POLICE" ; also "MINING") :-
STATE SUPERANNUATION BOARD :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 131 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
447
SUPREMEI~ COURT:-
Rules of Court, 24, 47, 128 .
SURVEYO'R-GENERAL :-
Repo rt for year ended 30th'June, 1958, 155 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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SYDNEY CORPORATION ACT, 1932, AS AMENDED :-
By-ldws under, 24, 128.
SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL (See "ELECTRICITY") .
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (See "TRANSPORT")
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST (See also "MARITIME SERVICES"; also "FINANCE") :--
ACT:-,
Regulations under, 27, 41,106, 149 .
SYDNE x UNIVERSITY (See "UNIVERSITIES") .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TAXATION (See "FINANCE") .
TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND NEW SOUTH WALES UNIVERSIT I IY OF TECH-
NOLOGY ACT, 1949 (See also "UNIVERSITIES") :-
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Noti~cations of acquisition of land under Public Works Act for purposles of, 140.
By-laws under, 27 .
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE (See "MUSEUMS") .
TEXTILE PRODUCTS LABELLING ACT, 1954 :-
Regulations under, 19 .
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 18 .
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (See "LOCAL GOVERNMENT") .

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TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS SERVICES (See "TRANSPORT"', also "FINANCE") .
TRANSPORT (See also "RAILWAYS"; also "MAIN ROADS" ; also "FINANCE") :-
MINUTES OF VARIATION or Acrs :-
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Act, 1951, as amended, 19(') .
TRANSPORT ACT, 1930, as amended :-
Regulations under, 18 .
TRANSPORT Am,, 1930, AND TRANSPORT (DIVISION OF FUNCTIONS) ACT, 1932, as
amended :-
Regulations under, 18, 106 .
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER (TRAMWAY AND OMNIBUS SERVICES)
. Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 623
MOTOR TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER:-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 162 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 829
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRANSPORT BOARD (FERRY SERVICE) :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 941
UNIVERSITIES :-
U
Report of Council for 1957, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 551
Statements of Accounts for 1957, 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 539
SYDNEY :-
By-laws, 23, 27, 29, 65, 106 .
Report of Senate for 1954, 65 . (See Joint Vols ., Session 1957-58 .)
Report of Senate for 1955, 23 . (See Joint Vols ., Session 1957-58.)
Report of Senate for 1956, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Report of Senate for 1957, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 555
. . . . . . 1 633
NEW ENGLAND:-
TECHNOLOGY:-
By-laws, 27 .
Report of, for year ended 30th June, 1957, 27 . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
. . . . . . 463
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VALUER-GENERAL :-
Report of, together with Statement of Accounts, for year ended 30th June, 1958, 115 . . . . . . 3 945
VARIATION OF STATUTES :-
MINUTES RECORDING, IN RESPECT OF:-
Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Act~ 1951, 19(2) .
Stamp Duties Act, 1920, 18.
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS :-
Nos . I to 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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WAGHORNE, FRANK ARTHUR (See "POLICE")
WATER :
ACT, 1912 :-
Regulations under, 19 .
NOTIFI CATIONS OF ACQUISITION OF LAND AND/oR EASEMENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS
ACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES
DAMS AND WEIRS :-
Murrumbidgee River at Gogeldrie, 19, 66, 79, 128 .
Macquarie River at Burrendong, 19.
WATER STORAGE-WATER SUPPLY AND/OR IRRIGATION DISTRICTS :-
Pumping Station for Hay Irrigation Area, 24 ; Pumping . Station, Tarce-Wingham
Water Supply, 34 ; Pipeline, Taree-Wingham Water Supply, 34~ Berriquin, 106,
113 ; Crookwell, 164 ; Pipeline, Thornbury Lodge, Baulkharn Hills, 164 .
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION (See also "CONSERVATION" ; also
"RIVER MURRAY" ; also "WATER" :-
Report of Commission for year ended 30th June, 1959, 155 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 3 951
WATER SUPPLY (See "METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
BOARD" ; also "HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE" ; also "BROKEN
HILLIWATER BOARD" ; also "WATER") .
WEEKLY REPORTS OF DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE :-
Nos~ I to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
187
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1915, AS AMENDED :-
Regulations under, 18 .
WEIRS (See "WATER") .
WESTERN LANDS COMMISSIONER :-
Report for year ended 30th June, 1958, 155 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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WOMEN'S COLLEGE ACT, 1902, AS AMENDED :-
By-laws under, 162 .
WORKERS' COMPENSATION:-
COMMISSION :-
Report, together with Report of Insurance Premiums Committee- for the year ende
30th June, 1957, 19 . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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WORKS (See "PUBLIC WORKS") .