1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

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bg~,~!MT'S ACT;
R6g,hlatioh ; 67 .
DENTISTS 13ILL (See " BILLS'~~ .
DISORDER (S69 " MEMBERS
DISPENSARIES :-
EST"LISFUA E*NT OF STATE
RepoU of Cci6ference on, 125 ; : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DISSENT ~See ~',SPEAKE 11
DISTRICT COURTS ACTS :-
. . Rule under, 47 .
DISTRICT COURTS BILL (See " BILLS ").
DIVISIONS :-
IN Tith HOUiE
Attendances of Members in and Counts out-Sessional Paper . . . . . i
Mehibers removed diiring, before doors locked, 153 .
That the Question W now put, 76
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180, 103, 153, 220, 222, 237 ;
That Honorable Member be hot further heard, 80 .
Thit an Honorable Member be further heard, 63 .
Tliat the debate be !16Vv adjourned,. 128 .
That Ord6r of the Da~, be discharged, 233 .
That Bill be' withdrawn, 231
Called for; ILud only haineg 6f tbe minority recorded, 145 .
Adjourniubht of House, 132~
Adjotirniii6ut of debate, 138, 139 .
N6 Telleri in, 222 . -
Gbi~6~nor'g OVening Speech, .11 .
Paii iameii tary Repr6sentati v.es Allo wined Bill ; 42 ; 43-1 52 -,';61) (2) ; 64
Pailiameniary Privil6ges Bill, 43 .
Cr6wn Lands (Declai
-
atory) Bill, 48 .
Adj6nrmnbnt of the House under 42th Standing Order, 51, 90, 104 .
Valhation bf Land Bill, 49, 142.
Cai6 of Ali'; Charles Pike, 6~).
Subkdies to Hospittils, 67 1 2) .
Savings Bank Amalgamation 'Bill, 70.
V66 of C~fisu~e--NNH~sion of TMr . Nielsen, Member for Yass, to Americ~ and Canadaj 76.
V4e of C6n,sUie, 15i .
Privilegc~Thc paragraphs in S~flney Hormlig 11&ald be read by Clerk, 79~
A(Mi6onal StAhding Orde~-Accomimodatiofi foil Repiesentati~es Of the Picss,'85 (I)-.
Gdh Bill, 86 j'i), 100 .
Agriculture Belding Am6ndm6nt Bill, 60 .
Legal Practitioners Amendment Bill, 93, (2), 97 ; 120 .
Urkency-Consideration of-Petitioh to be heard at Ba~ of the House ; agrinst 1,eg~l . Piibtiti6n-e'r"s
-Arneiidmchi Bill, 06 .
Ses6ional Order--Pr6cede6cc of Busines~ on Tueshy~ ; 69 ; 100 .
Su9p6niibii bi .~iandihg Orders, 1112 t`~
Shbareri .and Ak~icultural Labourers Acc6nmodaiion Bill; 116 ; 134 :'
Sy~!n~y,C6r~oratioii
b illverAy (AmendmciA) Amendment Bill,
128 233
UriiveriiiY (Aiii~ndnjck) Bill (]~;o .,2)j 2A
Sydney Stite C6rpo ration, ~Fran ch isc) Bill- 139 ; 157 ; 174, 188.
fr(0v6rk~ Bill ; 140 ~2jj i4L
i ] ~66
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Claim of hobert Rolierts ; hW~ bo6kbifidb~ iz! th6 k6gistrar dbn~~al'si Defiaitih6hij iddliiibri bf
ej)bii of Select 06iiiiiiiftep ; 146.
doun'ter Lhnche~ Abolition Nil ; 146 ;
Substituiion of impiovenii-nit conditions for residence'oii Cro ;Wn Lands" 1,56 .
cy-Appointment of Air. Nielsen as Commissionbr of New South Wales in AmeHciai
e Tax (Further Amendment) Bill, 183.
Stiimp Duties (Ain6uidnierit~ Bill, 186 ;
PaHianiehtary Accommodation Committee, 190 ;,
That Order of Leave of Irrigati6n .Bift beyead, 211) .
New6astic Iron and Steel Works Bill ;,211-.
Sy~lhey Corporation (Amendment) Bill (No . . 2), 214.
That the Honorable Member for The Richmond (Mr. Perry) is guilty of contern~i, 218 .
ThAt the Honorable Member for The Richmond (Mr . Perry) be suspended, 220 ;
That the Honorable 2XIeniber for Bega (Mr. Wood) be called upon to disclaim haviiig u~dd i~6rd§
offensively to INIr . Speaker, 222 .
The floil orable Member for Pariainatba (Mr. 'Moxhain) is worthy of censure, 222 .,
\Va,nt of Confidence in AIr . Speakir ; 238;
Local Government (,N],ain Roads) Bill, 2150 ;
A p~)ropriationi Bill (No . 2)j
Early Closink Bill, Eeconniiittal, 6-57 (2) :
Irrigation Bill (No . 2), 258, 271
116ight of Buildings (M66~6jAitaii .Police Jbistriictj
Railway, Condobolin .to l3rokch Hill,- 279 ;
Governm6nt .Timber Dep6t; Uhr's Point, 288 :
State Metal Quarries, 288.
Claims of Madame Bell against the Education 1)6'~aitnieht ; 292!
Cahe of William John Ellis-- binployed in the Railwi~ 8erii&e; 2922 .
IN COAUMITTHE OF THF, Wll~)'LE :_ , . I . I
Weekly Report of Divisions, Nos. I to 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
That the question be now litit, 326, 327 .
That an Honorable Nlembci~ be further heard, 3328.
That .Chairman lcaV6 Chair to fbpoi~t .Point of Oi%dei, 330, 343 .
Closer Settlement (Ainendinent) Bill (No 2~-- Legislative doun'cil's Amend?nenfs), 368 .
Cr'O-N%',n Lands (Decl
'
arator3) Bill, 323 (2) .124;
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.Eitily Closing Bill, .326, 327, 328 (2), 3-29 (2), 3,30, Mi (2) ; 332, 335; 336 (2), 337 (2) ; 338 (3), 358,
1 359 (2) .
Whit Cases Bill ~W 334 j2) .
Gis Bill, 23,314 ('zj,..315 (ij, 316 (2), (Legislative Co4ncil',q Amendments), ~46 (2) 347, .148
349 (5), 350, (Legislative Council's Message) 360.