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PAR1,110TENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON I
*`UBLIC WO"IKS (Continited) :--
ENLA1'.(;I1M ]~,'OPLTUEEN CANAL, MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION SCHEME :
Alotion 111ado (~,V, r . Grijith) to refer Work to, 318 .
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ADDITIO~Af, *A 0COKMODA', I 'ON AT T11B I~TDNEY 1 OSP.1
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Motion made Griffith) to refer work to, 319 .
.L\'EW GENERM, LAW COURTS, CITY OF SYDNEY :-
fqot, . .oil made (Afr . Holman, on behalf of 111r . GTifllth),to refer work to, 321 .
RAILWAY, 13039ADERRY TO CAffAIN'S POINT JERVIS BA-I' :-
klotion made (Mr . Griffitl~) to refer wor'k to, 323 .
RAILWAY, GrLGANDRA TO QUAMBONE, VIA COT,I,IE :-
Pdotion malde. (111-r . Griffitb) to refer work Lo, 32~), .
RAILWAY, NVARREN TO Q1UA .N1I1ONE :-
Motion made (M*,r . Griffitb) to 1- efor work to, 323 .
PRL,birsrs I-6p, InE AcCOU1510DATION OF THL, DEPARTMENT or AcRicu1.TUr.R :-
Maimi mado (211,r . Griffitt!i) to refer work to, 323 .
RALLWAY, TAI:,ANA, VIA OBERON, To BURRAGA :-
Motion inade Griffith) to refer work to ; 323 .
RAILWAY EXTENSION TO 130TANY :-
TAlotion mado (Alr . Griffith) to refer work to, 393 .
WORKS FOR TITS MANUFACTURE OF PORTLAND CEM.ENT
A-Iotion made (Mr . Grifflith) to refer work to, 323 .
RAILWAY, CLEAR HILLS TO AfULWALA :-
Tdoti~ii made (_11r Griffith) to refer work to, 324 .
RAILWAY, GRENPELL TO '\VA1`,RADERRY :-
Motion niade (111r . Griffith) to refer work to, 324 .
ELECT11,10 TRA-M.WAI~, 'A ORTON-STRErT To ASIIFIELD
A.Iotion made (31,r . Griffith) to refer work to, 324 .
RAILWAY, OILXTBWOOD To EASTWOOD :-
1116tion mado (017% Griffith) to refer work to, 324 .
PASTURES PROTECTION BILL :-
Motion made (31,r : 11olman) for leave to bring ill, presented, and read 10, 314 .
PEAK (See " PARI.-~E'S TO PEAK HILL RAILWAY BILL " also
S111,ONTARX STANDING COiUMITTEE ON PUBLIC _\VORKS") . PARLIA-
PERRY.LTHE 110N . JOHN, M.P (The Pichmo7id) (See " MEIMBERS also PRIVI-
EGE" ; also " ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE") .
PERRY, JOHN, ESQ ., M.P .
BERS
(Livcrpool Plaias) (See " ELECTORAL also METAK-
PERT11VILLE (Seo "RAILWAYS") .
PETERS, IL J . F ., ESQ ., M :P ., (See "MEMBERS") .
PETITION8 :-
Mr . Speaker refers to the practice of presentation of, 131 .
.Road by the Clerk 259 .
PHARILAACY ACTS, 189 , 1911 :-
Report of Board for 1911, 196 . .! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rogniations, 115, 196 . ~
PICTON'LAKES (See " RAILWAYS
F01AITS OF ORDEB :-
RULINGS OF MR .
SPEAKER ON'.-
MOTIONS Folt ADJOURNAIENT 6t,' THE 11OUSP, UNDE.R 40TI-I STANDING ORDrR--
That subjeeb was sub jvdi(,e, 'overl-uled, 38 .
Th'at a motion respecting the necessity for providing more rolling stock oil the
railways, and the more. oxpeditious conveyance of wheat, &c ., from country
districts, was out of order, as it anticipated discussion of a motiori on the
Notice Paper, 67 .
That motion to discuss necessity for protecting wiltnesses before Royal Commission on
Shortqge of Labour, &c ., %~as in order, 7 ." .
That motion in reference to the release of John Dixon, convicted of an of~encc.
under the Industrial Disputes Law, anticipated discussion oil Order of tbo
Day for repeal of Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1909, and was
therefore out of order, 79 .
That motion contained two definite motions, and was out of order, overruled
by TAIr . Speaker, 97 . . I
That motion to discuss the further encroachment oil the Botanic Gardens by the
widening of Macquarie-street was in Order, 112 .
That motion regarding the Closing of Country Refreshment Shops oil Sunday-.
Was defillito an(i in order, 21 .2 .
That Friday being a day on which Government Business only could be taken a
motion was out of order . 212 .
That motion regarding congestion of traffic in Sydney streets anticipated diqcussion
on a nioLion of which notice had been given, and was out of order . 220 .
That the decision as to the urcwncy of a motion for the adjournment, Of the,
11ouse under the 49th Standing Order did not rest on the Speaker . 237 .
That I'lotion to discuss the clectrification of the Illawarra Tramway systeni was
indefinite and out of order, 228 .
That a motion Was out of'order, the Minister accused having unreservedly withdrawn
the allegations comDlained of in such motion, 239 .
That no motion being in the box no division- could be had oil motion, " That a
second motion for- adiournment be entertained," 239 . -
Tbat motion to discuss the granting of reduced T?,ailwav Fares to Police n,ntici~
pated discussion on a motion of which notice hail been given, and was,
therefore, out Of order, 276 .
That motion to discuss the management of the State Brickworks, wns definite
and in order . although the subject bad recently been discussed in'Cominittee
Of Supply, 282 .
That motion to discuss the necessity for expediting the construction of the Nofth
Coast. Railway did not anticipate discussion on - the : .Government Railwa~g
(Duplication Board) Bill, nor on-the Loan Bill, 307 .
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