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I ,,.INDEX . 7 1 IIEFERFNCJ~S TO'TiIE~'6TM,AND PROCEEDISCS, VOL. 1,-22';[),-I~AR,LIAM~11,T-,SESSIO',, 1913a ~AssE,iip~y JOINT. 'VO~UAIE. '-11 .,VOLUMES . ~,c VOL. PACE . VOL . VAGE. S SALE-YA DS ABATTOIR (SALE-YARI)S) CONSTRUCTION PILL 'also 11 PARLIA- NIENTAI STANDING COIEHITTEE' ON PUBLIC WORKS") . SAVINGS BAN~K OF NEWISOUTH, WALES (See -also " UOVERN2NIENT SAVIN6S.BANK Abstract of Balance-sheet on 31st Docembe~r, 1912,' 10. SAVINGS 13ANKS AMALGANIATION BILL- CChctiig~d to " .G .OVERN12\1ENT SAVINGS B~NTK' ANIENDMFN'T BILL") SEAT OF C0 V~~,RN .NI ERT ISU R R'ENDER BILL'(Sec BILLS") . SENATE (See UNIVF,RSITY OF SN'DNEY") . SFNATORS El`~EQSTIONS (A-NIENDMENT) BILL (See " BILLS SEKVAN'l.'S REGISTRY OFFICIES BILL (See 11 13ILLS SESSIONAL ORDEP%S :- I Passed, 3'A kc) . ~ Suspended to consider-Notice'of'Motion (Vote of Censure) forthwithand after,6-30 P . in ., 1311. SEWELL, MR1. (See "VOTE Oli' CENSURE" ; also "PUBLIC WORKS, ; also "CITY RAILWAY ") . . ." . . I SEWERAGE (8ec " METROPOLITANi BO .kRD OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE ") ; also " HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE BOARD") :- Adjourninent moved (-31r . Park~i), to discuss "'The neglect of the Government to extend ~ewerlage to the crowded'suburbs of the city . ." Point of Order,_Tlllut motion was not defini'te-ruled against I:y IMr . Deputy .Speaker, adjournment negatived, 39 . SH EA KE [IS' ACCWNIMODATION .ACT :- Report oil! working of, during 1912, '32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S"HEARERS AN]) AGRICULTUKAL LABOURERS'ACCONI)IODA,rioN BILL (See " BILLS "t SHIPPING' (See"' HARBOURS SLATTERY, 14-11" HONORABLE THOMAS MICHA'I,,L :- EXPENSES4TLIE LATZ'Sia G.Fop.GE Diiiiis 0-1 VI"SIT To ENfLAm) :- Petition presented ( .11r .--J. U. L. 1'itzpatrick) in reference to, and praying for the appointment of a Selelet Committee-to inquire into subject of Petition, 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S-.\IAT,Ll?OX (84e also- 11 VACCINATION ") :- 11,',~JLOLY port HbfSTORY. Yj the OF PRESENT EPIDEMIC : Director- General of Public Health~ 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AWOURNNIFINT OF OpmotNo. 49 :- INIr . Spealilerstated that fie liad receivc(I a notice from the Honorable Member for The Macquarie, in reference to the cout'inuance of the Quarantine Regulation re-arding the City of Sydn~y, and the motion not being supported by five other Holion.ible Alcill)ers, it could not be proceeded with, f5T. Adjournment moved (Dr. Arthur) to discuss the neessity foi- immediate steps being taken by the Government to stanip"6xit' .thc smallpox epidemic . Pohit-of Order-rhat aeimte would anticipate discussion oil Notice of Motion of '2nd September in the name of m r, caglier, ruled against by k1r . Speaker, alljournment negatived, 773 . IN 'LIC WORKS") . SNUT11, T U114. AND COMPANY (See 'i fCAILWAYS" ; also "PUB SOUTH GRAFI'ON (See RAILIVAYS also GAAFTON TO SOUTH . GRAFTON RAIL- WAY BI LL " 6 .35 2 206 . . . . . . 2 737 Reports issue and return of Writs,"L Reports d1cath . of the Honorable Wi illiam lwqu~steci to, communicate to -Mra - .. of House at death of her husband, 7, Reply' in acknowledgment, 45 . Reports de'ath of Sit- 11' . J . Lyne, K .C .,\T .G., 29 . Requested to c mm"nicate t~' LadyLyne 4yinpathy of House at fleath of her husband, 29 ; RCP13~ in acknowleil"Inelit 6~ Lays~paper on Table, ordered tO be printed, 7 ; order for printim, rescinded, 51 . ltetsi~lna,ti(~n of the Honorable Henry \Villis, 7 . El6etion of Nlr. .Hcnry Dougglas Morton, 7 ; presented to- Governor, and received congratulations,19. Conifiiission to Administer OWi of Allegiance, read by Clerk, 9 . , ,g .V , j,.1 I leak rtene on . issidn'to Adinfnister Oath of Allegiance, read by Clerk, 25. t -ce of, 35 . able 17 . , r' t n Tm I'll m.l. "c"a . ` en reference to front seats in Gallery, 18 . Lays ~ ~,on Table Warrant appointing Committee of Elections an(I Qual i ficat ions, 19 ; reports natui~ity, 31 Lays 61 'cable NV'arrant appoint T . 1' . Lynch, Esq., M.P., a member of the Conimittee of Efections and Qualifications, 8) - reports maturity, 108. Lays ZnTa'blc Warrant appointingTomporary Chairmen of Committees, 19;, Ali not'nee ; resignation of Hon . A . C . Carmichael as Follow of Senate of the University of S~diiqy, 63 ; and Election of I)aniel Levy, Esq . 88 . - ~Mak(s , Statement with regard to the Ballot for the ilepresentative of the Legislativo Assembly ai the University Senate, 81 Direds removal of Honorable Moiiiber from Chamber, .13,55, 90, 103, 121 . C ivei reasolus for allowing third. reading of Bill to be taken at close of Session, 132. I)ra%~i atlelition to Council's' ainendinents in the Public 'Trustee Bill, and .4uggests thaf Addcj~duili be added to Mds~ag , 164 . Papel's rolliting to, ana,~thc interference in Party Politics by the'llicirtenant-Governor, Sir Villiam P . Cullen, laid 6n .'rithle before Mr . Sp:eaker Willis, w.id ordered to be pr'inted, .7 oyJer for printing rescinded, 51 . :,~ . . Ail .joiinment moved, (Mr. Wade) to discuss the, nocessity for tbe"Pre nier to give . this, House firthwlith the opportunity t 0I 'lc~l-with 1 Motion No .'G thi., ika4lent) in his name on to-llny's Business Paper, and rulel-I out of orderjas it a nticipated dilcussion of a motion already on the Business Paper, 49-50.- ' T.hat W'O',iOn to ftmMl the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, .1913,-an .-Act ,vhich was not . yc~ in cibitt:mce-sufficiently indicated the Bill proposed to Ile brought in, a'nd'was in order, .4,1 .' That debate on motion for adjournment to diseuss the action of theMin ister for Lands in not "1111iing a'vailable sufficient area of Crown lands for Additional Holding,! ivould noilantici'p'lite* debate on notice of motion for leave to brine in a Bill to amend the lxv,rclatinilto Aari t'u~al Holdings . 46. Tll~t debate oil niotien for adjonrinnent to (lisciiss the nece.4sity for the -Preniler _ , to gt ti,6'p, ve .1 House forthwith Vic opportunity to dc-LI with IN16tion stall-Iiin, , in Lis, name an I te)' discussion oil a ni6tion. alrea,ly O*n the kusille5's 50 .
INDEX. .' REFERENCES . TO THE VOTER ANY) rRocr.EOINCS, VOL . 1-22ND PARLIA11ENT-SESSION 191 3. ; .1 AssEllpl Y JOINT dtkn . 1 . - VOL61E . V VOL . PA C E. Vor' . -~'AOE- q . . ISPEAKER (continued) R u izxcs OF (conthated) :-m- That Ii the motion to aniend the Cr6wiCL-w(16 Cmisolidation* Act, 1913, -an Act which was not yet in existence-thorou glily described the Bill to be brOUgl t,in, and was in order,-51 . That motion for the establ'ishinoint of a State Lottery being referred to the electors by way of referendum did not conic within the operation of Standing Order No . 133, 4nd did not originate any appropriation of public monev, 54 . That amendment to motion of censure condemning the Government for enterim, into a,,rcenients with Griffiths & Co ., Ltd ., for the liu~nchq, and construction of (;ertain vublic works, w(nt too far and could not be accepted, 64 . Thitt debate on tion for adjournment to discuss the necessity for ininiediate steps being taken by the Government to stanip out the epidemic of smallpox would not anticipate discussion on,the motion for 2nd SelAember for the itppOiDtinent of a 8'elect Coininittee 73. 1 That the Closer'ScAilemen't (Ainendment) Bill was in order although it proposed that purchases , :)r resumptions of laud should be paid for by cash, Treasury Bills, or 1i)scribed Stock, 74., T at the name of the Honorable Member for Darlinghurst, havingbeen struck out in connection with the election of the representative of the Legislative Assembly on the 8enate of the University of Sydney, it was competent to move, as an amendment, that the .11onorable Member be again nominated for the position, 81 . That motion for adjournment * to discuss the recent taking away*-f the power to give certificatois of successful vaccination from the local authorities at Newcastle, was essentially different from the motion moved to discuss the necessity for immediate steps being tiSen by the Covernment .to stamp out the epidemic of smallpox, 84 . That motion for adjournment to discuss the recent taking away of the power to give certificates of successful vaccination from the local authorities at Newcastle, was practically a protest a,,.ta.fi)st certain action which had deprived the local authorities of power to issue certificates, aud could be redressed by this House, 84 . That it was competent for this House'to discuss the recent taking away of the power to give certificates of sxiiicessflo I' vacciruition front the local authorities at Newcastle, although the ,,,,oluestion of Quaritutine Nvas aniongst the powers lianded,over to the Federal Government, 84 . at the Crowri Lands Co'n*so'lidation Bill was within the Order of Leave and in conforiiia'nce with the Title, and that any objection should have been taken before the second reading stage, 85-6. That N-2rses R~gistratio~'133@1, which 'riginated in the Legislative Council, did not involve expenditure of public money and was0in order, 97 . That TNlotion for adjournment dealing with imprisonment of seamen for refusing to be vaccinated, had not been discussed on previous motions, 100. That motion for adjournment dealing with imprisonment of seamen for refusing to be vaccinated did not anticipate'discussion on Vaccination Bill * .notice of which had . hCC11.giVeD,. 100, That the action1if the 16ader of the Opposition in agreeing to WiIiVO Parliamentary P- : .. :I-- in respect to anticipated legal proceedings by the-Minister for Works for Statements maoi"'TI'l this House had not suddenly arisen, ind co~ild'not be considered as a matter of privilegeruled agaiiist by Blr. Spcaket~, I IL That t1 e action of'the leader of the Opposition. in agreeing to waive Parliamentary Privilege in respect to anticipated legal proceedings by the -Minister for Works for statements niade in this House would constitute a ])reach of privilege and could be discussed by the House, I IL 1'hat the House having negatived the proposal .to fill the blank for the reconsideration of a certain clause on recommittal it wa's competent to move to recommit for the reconsideration of another clause, K.2 . That it was not necessary to fix the third reading of a Bill for a future (lay at the close of the Session, 132. That motion approving of agreenient between the Minister for Public Works and Griffiths & Co ., Contractors,* AiYstralia (Ltd .), was ' an abstract motion and did not involve expenditure of public money, 136 . That amendment to motion approving of agreement between the Minister for Public Works and Griffiths & Co . Contractors, Australia (Ltd .), whicii ornitted the words 11 be approved " and inserted the words " be submitted in the form of a Bill " was not a direct negative -of motion ' tinder consideration, 136. That he could not accept the Public Works Act as governing the proceedings or limiting the powers of this House, 137 . That the proposal to construct the City Railway was covered by the Message About to be read, 137 . That INIessage .from the Governor could intercept any business, 137 . RULINGS OF I)EPUTY :- That motion foradjourInnent to discuss the neglect 0 of the Government to extend Be t the crowded suburbs of the city was of a sufficiently definite character,' 36 . That discrepancy in resolution indicating that Early Closing and Saturday Hal f- Ho17,9T3ill", a "o instead of Early Closing Bill, had been forwarded to the Legislative Council during a previous Session, was technical, and could be remedied by amendment, 91 . T'hat amendivent to oinit -,'vords from resolution'requesting Legislative Council to proceed with Early Closing Bill was in order, 91 . That every resoftition df' the Legislative Assembly declaring that it is expedient or not expedient to carry out any proposed -work ;is recommended by the PiirliamentarY t7itandilIg Committee on Public Works shouldbe notified in the Gazette before the Bill isintroduced, ruled against by' .Mr. Dc~uty-Speaker, 124. That lie would not rule flie City Railway Bill out of order on the ground that land had been resunied .in connection -vi1th the proposed City Railway and no provision itiade in the'Bill. ~ to amend the Public Works Act in relation to the acquisition of the land, 143 . That the measures covered by,a motion for the suspensioii of the Standirig Orders need not be similar in,character, 144. SlIECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See 'I-Al.)JOURNMENT 11) .' SPECIAL TRAINS (See (,RAILWAYS STANDING ORI)ERS : - Suspended to appoint forthwith Coininitte6 of Supply and of Ways and Mcans~ . and pa's Supply Bill through all stages in Ono, (lay, 21 . Bills from Council proceeded with tinder, 27, 28, 3 Sessional Order appointing the C6nimittee, 33.- Assembly Bills proceeded wi tit under, 14,'54,' 55", 90-f . Suspended to consider Notice of Motion (Vote of Censure) forth1vitb, 63 . Suspended to pass Supply Bill, (No.'2) through all its stages in oi~u day, 68, 'c 0
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iNDEX . 121CF9RENCER TO T111i VOTES
Page 337 and 338:
' IN0E -XV RFFERESCES~:TO T11-K, VO
Page 339 and 340:
. . . I NDEX .- IIEFER14NCES TO Tff
Page 341 and 342:
j~NDEX~. REFERENCES TO AS.;F51BLV J
Page 343 and 344:
. INDEX. 14 REFERENCES TO T11H TOTE
Page 345 and 346:
X~DHX- AssFmill,y REF14UUNCE8 TO Ti
Page 347 and 348:
INDEX: Xkv-1 . REFERENCES TO THE VO
Page 349 and 350:
lj!~hkx . RFFE1tFS09S To THE VOTES
Page 351 and 352:
. INDEX . RE~ERBNCES TO TIIF'VOTES
Page 353 and 354:
INDEX . REFERNSCES TO THL-VOTIES AN
Page 355 and 356:
INDEX. .xnxiii~ V İ MPHRKNCES TO T
Page 357 and 358:
INDEX. XXXV RE.Fl~;RE-NCKS TO THE V
Page 359 and 360:
. INDEM . R)IFFRENCES TO THE VOTES
Page 361 and 362:
' INDEX . xxxii REFERENCES TO T1 IE
Page 363 and 364:
INDEk . RKItKIMICES TO T11F VOTES A
Page 365 and 366:
"INDEX . x6i . . . . . . ,'it,r,FEl
Page 367 and 368:
AI t LLG1SL-kTiw, AsSE-MBLY . NEW S
Page 369 and 370:
INDkk; - ILAEMFE'RiNd~ TQ~ 'TAIE' V
Page 371 and 372:
. INDEX . xErERE:.NcL~s TO 'hIE VOT
Page 373 and 374:
' -INDEX . *41f~#~;NCIMS TO-THE V T
Page 375 and 376:
I ' INDtX . kR"]LBWCU-rOtlMgt-Vtfll
Page 377 and 378:
Tq~V~s AXD PROCR DINGS, VOL . 1~_22
Page 379 and 380:
INDEX . REFERENCES TO Tlls volEs AN
Page 381 and 382:
ft~i,khzibh ~6 ~iih -~6~fis A~4D Pi
Page 383 and 384:
. INDEX . XV4 JOINT RFrEREXCE TO TH
Page 385 and 386: INDEX. XIX I AFFERE-NbF3 ft THE TOT
Page 387 and 388: INDEX. REFERENCES I TO THE VOTES AN
Page 389 and 390: INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND
Page 391 and 392: INDEX . I R"JWNXCZS TO THR VOTES AN
Page 393 and 394: TNDEX ., RNFERRMCE TO THE YOTES AND
Page 395 and 396: I INDEX . ItE.FFRENCES TO THE VOTES
Page 397 and 398: INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND
Page 399 and 400: iNDEt kxxxiii REFERENCE To TILE VOT
Page 401 and 402: . . IND x:kxv 1. 1, RZFERENCFS TO T
Page 403 and 404: . I INDEX. RrFRUENCES TO THE VOTE3
Page 405 and 406: ' I INDEX. xxlxix REFERENCES TO THE
Page 407 and 408: ' I I INDEX . x1i TO THE N'OTES AND
Page 409 and 410: . 1913 . (FIFT11 SE881OX OF, THE TN
Page 411 and 412: INDEX .' REFEMENCES TO TUE, VOTES A
Page 413 and 414: - ,,, INDEX . AsF31BLY REFERYNCES T
Page 415 and 416: INDEX . -6i . REFERENCES TO THE VOT
Page 417 and 418: , . INDEX". 1*~ REFER1.1,N C . ES T
Page 419 and 420: INDEX. Ass"IBLY REFERENCES TO TRE V
Page 421 and 422: I 1 1. , INDEX . REMPENCES TO TUF V
Page 423 and 424: INDEM REFERENCES TO TUB VOTES AND P
Page 425 and 426: TNT)EX . REFERENCES TO TIIE-VOTES A
Page 427 and 428: . INDEXI; I~EljERENCES TO TILE VOTE
Page 429 and 430: IMERIKNIDES T6 TIIE VOTES AND rROCF
Page 431 and 432: INDEX. xxiii AmF~iBvv JOINT REFFREN
Page 433 and 434: . ' IN.TDEK . xxv J'CFLPr.NCES TO T
Page 435: ' * . . xxvii RENCES TO . AssEmBLY
Page 439 and 440: , . INDEX. REFERENCES TO THE VOTES
Page 441 and 442: Ail (SECON-D SFSSION .) (FIRST 'SFS
Page 443 and 444: ~ q . 1 . INDEX . :190 ; (4601, f)
Page 445 and 446: . INDEX .~'-, 1913,jSEC0NDzSESSI0-,
Page 447 and 448: ' INDEX, 191& (§Edoiqu? gjisslox),
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