House of Representatives
1^st Parliament

9 May 1901 to 22 October 1903

9 May 1901

8,717 words

• PROCLAMATION
• WRITS
• VALIDATION OF ELECTIONS
• OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
• HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CORNWALL AND YORK, HIS MAJESTY'S HIGH COMMISSIONER,
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
  • Calling of Parliament
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• MEMBERS SWORN
• ELECTION OF SPEAKER
• QUESTION
  • HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• WESTERN AUSTRALIAN
• CONGRATULATIONS
• PRESENTATION OF MR. SPEAKER TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• HOPETOUN,
• CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Honorable Members. - Chair !
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Proposed Standing Orders
  • Honorable Members. - Oh!

10 May 1901

1,553 words

• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• ADDRESS IN REPLY
• STANDING ORDERS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Hansard Election Petition

21 May 1901

35,707 words

• COMMISSION TO ADMINISTER OATH
• MEMBERS SWORN
• PETITIONS
• PROPOSED STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • ACCOMMODATION FOR MEMBERS: ELECTION PETITION
• CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Standing Orders

22 May 1901

52,529 words

• PETITION
• DISTRIBUTION OF HANSARD.
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH

23 May 1901

47,465 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • MINISTER OF DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• QUESTION
  • EDMUND BARTON
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • An Honorable Member. - At 7s. 6d

29 May 1901

45,918 words

• QUESTION
  • JUDICIARY BELL
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

30 May 1901

50,488 words

• QUESTION
  • THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• ADJOURNMENT

31 May 1901

15,254 words

• QUESTION
  • THEGOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

4 June 1901

57,114 words

• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • Temporary Supply Bill
• QUESTION
  • G OVERNOR - GENERAL'S SPEECH
• ADJOURNMENT

5 June 1901

51,930 words

• QUESTION
  • THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• QUESTION
  • PRESENTATION OF ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SUPPLY
• WAYS AND MEANS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND COLOURED LABOUR COMMISSION'S REPORT
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN FACTORIES REPORTS
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA AND ADJACENT ISLANDS
• QUESTION
  • GEELONG GARRISON ARTILLERY
• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • CIRCULATION OF HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • SALARIES OF VICTORIAN POSTAL EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • PROPOSED TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • TRADE WITH NEW CALEDONIA
• QUESTION
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE SCHEME
• QUESTION
  • STATES RAILWAY ASSOCIATIONS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS LETTER CARRIERS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICES OF PROFIT UNDER THE CROWN
• QUESTION
  • SMALL ARMS AND AMMUNITION FACTORY
• QUESTION
  • HOLIDAYS OF POST-OFFICE DAILY PAID LABOURERS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH RATES FOR PRESS MESSAGES
• QUESTION
  • DAYS AND HOURS OF MEETING
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
  • Notices of Motion
  • Notices of Motion
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • LIBRARY COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • HOUSE COMMITTEE
• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS. COMMITTEE
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• ACQUISITION OP PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES BILL
• PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS BILL
• FEDERAL FRANCHISE BILL
• AUDIT BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Chairman of Committees : Customs Regulations

6 June 1901

31,385 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • THE NORTHERN TERRITORY
• COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• PAPER
• AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENTS IN CHINA
  • British Contingent,
  • China Field Force, 17th April, 1901
  • Sir,
• ALFRED GASELEE,
  • Lieutenant-General,
  • Commanding British Contingent,
  • China Field Force
• PROVISIONAL STANDING ORDERS
  • Motions for Adjournment of House
  • Limitation of Discussion
  • Fees for Arrest or Commitment
  • Presentation for Assent
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • COINAGE OF SILVER AND BRONZE AND THE DECIMAL SYSTEM
• QUESTION
  • AREA OF CAPITAL CITIES
• ADJOURNMENT

7 June 1901

14,497 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • STATISTICAL RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN COMMONWEALTH SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL COURT OF APPEAL
• QUESTION
  • STATE IMPORTATIONS
• PRAYERS
• STATISTICS RE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
• RATE OF WAGE : HOURS OF LABOUR
• SUNDAY LABOUR
• STATE IMPORTATIONS
• CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • WOMEN VOTERS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • SESSIONAL COMMITTEES
• ADJOURNMENT

11 June 1901

52,634 words

• QUESTION
  • MR. G. C. T. STEWARD
• PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• SUPPLY BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

12 June 1901

62,956 words

• PRESENTATION OF ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• HOPETOUN,
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS
• QUESTION
  • THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
• APPEALS BY POST. OFFICE EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • ARREARS OF SALARY IN POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• SUPPLY BILL

13 June 1901

54,221 words

• PETITION
• ADJOURNMENT.
• QUESTION
  • EUROPEAN INTERESTS IN AUSTRALASIAN WATERS
• QUESTION
  • MELBOURNE POST-OFFICE CYCLE CORPS
• QUESTION
  • THE NEW HEBRIDES : NEW CALEDONIA
• QUESTION
  • THE TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION BRANCH
• QUESTION
  • THE PACIFIC AND EASTERN EXTENSION CABLE AGREEMENTS
• ELECTION PETITION
• QUESTION
  • PRAYERS
• AUDIT BILL
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

14 June 1901

18,023 words

• COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN MAIL SERVICE
• PRIVILEGE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH BANKING ARRANGEMENTS
• RATE OF WAG E - HOURS OF LABOUR,
• SUPPLY BILL. *
• QUESTION
  • RATE OF WAGES- HOURS OF LABOUR
• LABOUR LAWS;

19 June 1901

52,871 words

• QUESTION
  • THE ANGLO- JAPANESE TREATY
• QUESTION
  • ALIENS IN QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN CABLE BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • LEE-ENFIELD RIFLES
• AUDIT BILL
  • Second Reading
• COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
  • Second Reading

20 June 1901

50,537 words

• ACTING CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
• ISSUE OF HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • MEETING PLACE OF PARLIAMENT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR - GENERAL'S INSTRUCTIONS
• PENNY POSTAGE IN VICTORIA
• RAILWAY PASSES FOR MEMBERS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS: ASSURANCE
• QUESTION
  • REBATE ON SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON TYPE
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MAIZE
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF TIMBER
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • EMOLUMENTS OF MINISTERS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Friday Sittings : Bills Affecting State Bights

21 June 1901

14,936 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • MURDER OF MISSIONARIES
• ALIENS INQUEENSLAND
• ADJOURNMENT

25 June 1901

50,661 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2.)
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

26 June 1901

44,109 words

• DISTRIBUTION OF BILLS: ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL COURT OF APPEAL
• QUESTION
  • POSTING OP ELECTION RETURNS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)

27 June 1901

47,847 words

• PETITION. *
• QUESTION
  • UNOPPOSED MOTIONS
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • QUARANTINE
• QUESTION
  • COMMERCIAL AGENCIES AND DEPOTS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

28 June 1901

16,330 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • AFGHANS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • RATE OF WAGE : HOURS OF LABOUR
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE

2 July 1901

55,725 words

• MAKINE BILL
• PAPERS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • New South Wales Elections

3 July 1901

50,121 words

• PATENT DESIGN AND TRADE MARKS BILL
• QUESTION
  • THE NEW HEBRIDES
• RESIGNATION OF THE CLERK
  • Parliament House,
  • Sir, Melbourne, 2nd July, 1901
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SECOND SCHEDULE
• QUESTION
  • THIRD SCHEDULE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Public Service Bill

4 July 1901

43,701 words

• PETITION
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • REPRESENTATION OP THE COMMONWEALTH IN LONDON
• QUESTION
  • COMMANDANT FOR THE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE
• QUESTION
  • POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• CUSTOMS BILL
• SUPPLY
  • In Committee :
• AUDIT BILL

5 July 1901

7,712 words

• ELECTION PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SHIPMENTS OF FKUITBY MAIL STEAMERS
• QUESTION
  • KANAKA LABOUR
• QUESTION
  • BANKING LEGISLATION
• QUESTION
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.,

9 July 1901

55,041 words

• DISTRIBUTION OF HANSARD
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATORS
• QUESTION
  • SURCHARGED ENGLISH LETTERS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER POSTAL REVENUE
• PARLIAMENTARY CLERICAL STAFF: DISTRIBUTION OF BILLS
• DEFENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• AUDIT BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

10 July 1901

52,079 words

• ELECTION PETITION
  • E. Braddon,
  • Chairman
• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• PACIFIC ISLANDS: LABOURERS BILL
• QUESTION
  • INDEX TO COMMONWEALTH ACTS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• FEMALE EMPLOYES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS
• CUSTOMS BILL
  • Second Reading

11 July 1901

52,922 words

• PETITION
• THE "CONSTITUTION" TABLE
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
• THE TARIFF
• THE PACIFIC CABLE
• INTER-STATE PRESS TELEGRAMS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• QUORUM OF SESSIONAL COMMITTEES

12 July 1901

13,920 words

• PETITION
• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• TITLES OF HONORABLE AND
• QUESTION
  • RIGHT HONORABLE
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN PRESS TELEGRAMS
• QUESTION
  • BASS'S STRAITS CABLE
• QUESTION
  • DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

16 July 1901

51,816 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• QUESTION
  • MERCHANTS ENTRIES AT SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING OF PAPERS PRESENTED
• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN IN THE POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • PATENT LAWS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

17 July 1901

47,782 words

• PETITIONS
  • Ayes ... ... ... 44
  • Noes....... ... 4
  • Majority ... ... 40
• QUESTION
  • EXECUTION OF REBELS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • OCCUPANCY OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• COLOURED LABOUR ON SUBSIDIZED MAIL STEAMERS
• QUESTION
  • ORDER OP BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • PROPORTIONAL VOTING IN TASMANIA
• BILLFILES OF HONORABLE MEMBERS
• AUDIT BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR RATES
• CUSTOMS BILL

18 July 1901

48,886 words

• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• DISTRIBUTION OF HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • BROKEN BAY FORTIFICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS OF INSTRUMENTFITTERS
• QUESTION
  • AMMUNITION FOR COUNTRY RIFLE CLUBS
• REPORTED PUBLIC EXECUTION OF SOUTH AFRICAN REBELS
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• PAPER
• AUDIT BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
  • Customs Warrant
  • To
  • Clause 122 -
  • Clause 123-
• ADJOURNMENT

19 July 1901

15,021 words

• QUESTION
  • MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATORS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON SPIRITS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • INSTRUCTIONS TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  • Bonython) -
• QUESTION
  • DECIMAL COINAGE COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Eastern Extension Telegraph Company,

23 July 1901

51,325 words

• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • Order of Business
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • PRESS TELEGRAMS : TASMANIA
• JAPANESE: NORTHERN TERRITORY
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH STATISTICAL PUBLICATION
• CUSTOMS BILL
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Friday Sittings. - Members'. Railway Passes

24 July 1901

49,349 words

• PETITION
• ATTENDANCE BELLS
• QUESTION
  • TROOPS FOR SOUTHAFRICA
• THE TITLE " M.P
• QUESTION
  • REPORT ON THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • SPECIAL AUSTRALIAN MEDAL
• THE POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL AND " TATTERSALL'S
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTATION OF SPIRITS
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• DEFENCE. BILL
  • Second Reading
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS TO THE COMMONWEALTH SERVICE

25 July 1901

45,592 words

• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONER IN LONDON
• ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • MEMORIAL OP THE BIRTH OP THE COMMONWEALTH
• VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• ADJOURNMENT
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading

26 July 1901

15,488 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY PORTERS AT GENERAL POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • RETURNED MILITARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• KANAKAS IN QUEENSLAND
• SELECT COMMITTEE ON COINAGE
• QUESTION
  • ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Friday Sitting : Order of Business: Parliamentary Library

30 July 1901

52,196 words

• PETITIONS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • Second Reading
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business : Allowances to Civil. Servants

31 July 1901

54,892 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • LIGHT-HOUSE AT WEST POINT
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
• SELECT COMMITTEE ON COINAGE
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Commonwealth Officers' Allowances : Federal Capital :
  • Allowance to Governor-General :
  • Revenue Contribution of South Australia:
  • New-South Wales

1 August 1901

44,879 words

• PAPERS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • SOLDIERS RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA
• EXCISE BILL
• PARLAMENT BUILDINGS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Public Servants' Salaries and Allowances
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
  • Third Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
  • Second Reading
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE

2 August 1901

14,472 words

• PETITIONS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• PAPER
• AUDIT BILL
• QUESTION
  • RETURNED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUB REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY COMMANDANTS' CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY RESERVE
• ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE BILL

6 August 1901

851 words

• DEMISE OF THE DOWAGER EMPRESS OF GERMANY
  • Special Adjournment

7 August 1901

45,403 words

• ADDRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING
  • Most Gracious Sovereign, -
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF NEW GUINEA
• TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES TO COMMONWEALTH OFFICERS
• FRIDAY SITTINGS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TO TARCOOLA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • THE KING'S TITLE
• QUESTION
  • WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY TO TASMANIA
• AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY SQUADRON
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• AUDIT BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

8 August 1901

1,676 words

• MEMBER DECEASED
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business
• ADJOURNMENT

9 August 1901

29,312 words

• PETITIONS
• ALLEGED CUSTOMS FRAUDS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACTS
• QUESTION
  • AGREEMENT WITH THE EASTERN EXTENSION CABLE COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • SALARIES OF LIBRARY OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF NEW GUINEA
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • Second Reading
• DISTILLATION BILL

13 August 1901

42,243 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER.
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION
• QUESTION
  • ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER
• DARLING DOWNS (QUEENSLAND)
• SEAT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Navigation and Shipping

14 August 1901

38,928 words

• PETITIONS
  • State of Public Business
  • Mr.R. Edwards. -No
• QUESTION
  • PARCELS POST WITH AMERICA
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE CONSTRUCTION
• DISTILLATTON BILL
  • Second Reading
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business. Recruiting for South Africa. Federal Capital Site

15 August 1901

37,211 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TENDERS FOR BICYCLES
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• LEPERS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Government Business

16 August 1901

8,115 words

• PETITIONS
• LANDING OF AFGHANS IN MELBOURNE
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS STATISTICS
• QUESTION
  • ALLEGED DISCOURTESY TO QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • GERMAN LOTTERY CORRESPONDENCE
• PAPER
• INTER-STATE NAVIGATION
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Railway Passes to Members : Telegraphic Communication to Tarcoola

20 August 1901

41,417 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • LANDING OF AFGHANS IN MELBOURNE;
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND DEFENCE APPOINTMENTS
• DAYS AND HOURS OF MEETING
• PAPER
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

21 August 1901

34,248 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION OF EUROPEANS
• RESUMPTION OF PROCEEDINGS: ON BILLS
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM COPYRIGHT ACT
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM OF MESSENGERS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business: Uniform Patents Law

22 August 1901

45,066 words

• PETITIONS
• ADMINISTRATION OF NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES OF THE STATES
• PAPER
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Hour of. Meeting : Dr. Maxwell's Report

23 August 1901

26,016 words

• QUESTION
  • SALE OF OBLITERATED STAMPS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• PAPER

28 August 1901

39,153 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER
  • Chairman
  • House of Representatives,
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • DELAY OF ENGLISH MAIL DELIVERIES
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT ELECTRICIANS' CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS FOR AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • IRRIGATION WORKS
• QUESTION
  • COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAUS
• QUESTION
  • UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC AND TELEPHONIC EXTENSION WORK
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Undesirable Immigrants

29 August 1901

4,551 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION TO TARCOOLA
• PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ALLOWANCES
• WAGES, HOURS, AND CONDITIONS OF LABOUR
• TICK PEST IN NEW SOUTH WALES
• PAPER
• DISTILLATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

30 August 1901

31,277 words

• PROPERTY PURCHASED BY COMMONWEALTH
• TRANSMISSION OF ENGLISH MAILS
• SERGEANT INSTRUCTORS, QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS OF PERMANENT DEFENCE FORCES
• DISTILLATION BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
• ADJOURNMENT

4 September 1901

45,120 words

• PETITIONS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Royal Agricultural Show
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY OF AMMUNITION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • RECALLED POSTAGE -STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • EXCHANGES : POST AND TELEGRAPHICSERVICE
• ATTENDANCE BEFORE SELECT' COMMITTEE
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

5 September 1901

29,015 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PAYMENTS TO STATE TREASURIES
• THE ELECTORAL BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business : Hour of Meeting

6 September 1901

36,210 words

• PETITION.
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS STATISTICS
• PROTEST AGAINST IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TO TARCOOLA
• SELECT COMMITTEE ON COINAGE
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

11 September 1901

43,313 words

• PETITIONS
• HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • DEPUTY POSTMASTER-GENERAL OUTTRIM
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION OF AFGHANS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • EXEMPT KANAKAS IN QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY SURVEY
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH TARCOOLA
• PAPER
• DISTILLATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Commandantof New South Wales Defence Force

12 September 1901

51,447 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN SEAMEN FOR DEFENCE PURPOSES
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE BETWEEN BALLARAT AND GEELONG
• PAPERS
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading
• CUSTOMS BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business. Adjutant of New South Wales Forces. Payment of State Bounties

13 September 1901

22,657 words

• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • ALBURY CUSTOMS OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH TO TARCOOLA
• QUESTION
  • THE BUDGET
• QUESTION
  • SALES OF TOBACCO AND SPIRITS IN FEDERAL TERRITORY
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Aborigines of West Australia : Military Pay Committee : Payment of State Bounties : Order of Business

18 September 1901

1,635 words

19 September 1901

36,929 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • JAPANESE IN THE NORTHERN. TERRITORY
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• PAPERS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PATENTS ARRANGEMENTS
• QUESTION
  • MONEY ORDER ADVICES
• QUESTION
  • MR. S. H. LAMBTON
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : ORDNANCE BRANCH
• QUESTION
  • SAVINGS BANKS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • RIFLES AND AMMUNITION
• QUESTION
  • COMMUNICATION OF WRECK INTELLIGENCE TO PRESS
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

20 September 1901

27,811 words

• EXCISE BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Immigration Restriction Bill - Cost of
  • Printing - Private Members' Business

25 September 1901

47,214 words

• NEW MEMBER
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• QUESTION
  • SWEARING-IN PAVILION: CENTENNIAL PARK, SYDNEY
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • FOREIGN SHIPS OF WAR IN AUSTRALIAN WATERS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CLOTHING FACTORY
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL

26 September 1901

60,916 words

• QUESTION
  • BONUSES TO FARMERS
• PROPERTY FOB PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• THE FEDERAL COMMANDANT : KANAKAS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • Third Reading
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business
• ADJOURNMENT
  • The Tariff

27 September 1901

26,056 words

• QUESTION
  • STATE CUSTOMSREVENUES
• QUESTION
  • POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS
• WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACTS
  • Mr. Mahon) -
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL

1 October 1901

51,024 words

• PRESS TELEGRAM RATES
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE FREE-TRADE
• SHIPMENTS OP COOLIES
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE, WALKER VILLE
• QUESTION
  • MAPOF ELECTORATES
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • BICYCLES FOR LETTER CARRIERS
• QUESTION
  • ALIENS: POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION COMPANY'S CABLE RATES
• PAPER
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

2 October 1901

49,946 words

• QUESTION
  • FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• PRINTING OF PAPERS
• MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC
• ADJOURNMENT

3 October 1901

36,014 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH TO TARCOOLA
• COST OF CANE CUTTING
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

4 October 1901

22,381 words

• QUESTION
  • THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
• THE ELECTORAL BILL
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• QUESTION
  • RAILWAY PASSES FOB, RIFLEMEN
• EXCISE BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
  • Second Reading
• SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • REGULATIONS UNDER SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT 1900
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Prime Minister's Speech of Pacific
  • Islands Labourers Bill - Order of Business - The Budget Speech

8 October 1901

49,421 words

• PETITIONS
• BUDGET
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• QUESTION
  • ALIENATION OF CROWN LANDS IN QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,
• SUPPLY
  • Referred to Committee of Supply
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Third Reading
• BUDGET
  • In Committee of Ways and Means
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Inter-State Commission Bill - Tariff
  • Recommendations of Chamber of Manufactures

9 October 1901

48,085 words

• TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES
• TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• PACIFIC ISLANDERS LABORERS BILL
• ESTIMATES OP CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF THE TARIFF
• CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
• LOAN ESTIMATES
• ORDER OF BUSINESS: SUPPLY
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Third Reading
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading
• AD J OURNMENT
  • September 23rd, 1901

10 October 1901

53,330 words

• QUESTION
  • EXCISE ON MANUFACTURED SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • ESTIMATES OF CUSTOMS REVENUE
• SUPPLY
• QUESTION
  • PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS
• POLLING AT THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading
• LETTER FROM THE PREMIER
• R. PHILP
  • Dr. W. Maxwell, Director of Sugar Experiment Station, Bundaberg
• DR. MAXWELL'S REPLY
  • Brisbane, 6th October, 1901
• FINANCIAL AID STOPPED
• MOST STOP FROM WANT OF LABOUR
• SUGAR-GROWING NORTH OF MACKAY MUST DIE OUT
• WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR CANE FARMERS ?
• WALTER MAXWELL,
  • Director of Sugar Experiment Stations
• STATEMENT SHOWING THE AMOUNTS RECEIVE!) BV WHITES AND ALIENS OUT OF THE VALUE OF AN AVERAGE QUEENSLAND SUGAR PRODUCTION OF 150,000 TONS
• QUESTION
  • PAPER
• COST OF COMMONWEALTH PRINTING

11 October 1901

28,363 words

• PAPER
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 4)
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• PAPER
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• MOTION OFWANT OF CONFIDENCE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Motion of Want of Confidence

15 October 1901

49,267 words

• DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 4)
• QUESTION
  • FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Sydney, 11th October, 1901

16 October 1901

57,022 words

• QUESTION
  • MOTION OFCENSURE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Hours of Sitting

17 October 1901

52,889 words

• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Affairs--

18 October 1901

33,905 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• MOTION OF CENSURE

22 October 1901

56,196 words

• MOTION OF CENSURE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Motion of Censure - Statistics

23 October 1901

73,568 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Honorable Members.- Oh !
• ADJOURNMENT

24 October 1901

59,320 words

• QUESTION
  • FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • An Honorable Member. - No

25 October 1901

31,513 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • POLITICAL TELEGRAMS
• MOTION OP CENSURE

29 October 1901

62,161 words

• ADJOURNMENT

30 October 1901

62,797 words

• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Perth, 23rd October, 1901
• ADJOURNMENT

31 October 1901

146,010 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • An Honorable Member. - No
  • Honorable Members. - Withdraw ! Withdraw !
  • Ayes ......... 25
  • Noes ... ... ... 39
  • Majority ... ... 14
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Point of Order - The Cup Holiday. - Order of Business
  • Ayes......... 40
  • Noes......... 10
  • Majority...... 21
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Fifth Victorian Contingent- Military
  • Commandant - Supply of Leather - Secession of Queensland

5 November 1901

24,590 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • COPIES OF COMMONWEALTH STATUTES
• QUESTION
  • ERSKINEVILLE AND DARLINGTON POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • REFUNDS OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • WOODVILLE POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFER OF DAWES BATTERY TO NEW SOUTH WALES
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading

6 November 1901

57,379 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • NORFOLK ISLAND
• ERROR IN DIVISION LIST
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN GOLD JUBILEE EXHIBITION
• QUESTION
  • DRILL INSTRUCTORS- NEW SOUTH WALES CAVALRY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • LAUNCESTON RIFLE RANGE
• QUESTION
  • PROMOTION- DEFENCE FORCES
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• QUESTION
  • JOHN JOSEPH EA STICK
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

7 November 1901

41,132 words

• PAPER
• AMENDMENT OF THE TARIFF
• QUESTION
  • NORFOLK ISLAND
• QUESTION
  • THE KANAKA QUESTION
• QUESTION
  • THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • INDIAN COOLIES IN FIJI
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN GOLD JUBILEE EXHIBITION
• PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS BILL
• DEATH OF THE EMPRESS FREDERICK
  • Melbourne, 7th November, 1901
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
  • Second Reading

8 November 1901

17,138 words

• QUESTION
  • ALLEGED ASPERSIONS UPON NEW SOUTH WALES
• QUESTION
  • INLAND PARCELS POST IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • RATES FOR TELEGRAPHING MONEY ORDERS
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
  • Second Reading
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Victorias Fifth Contingent. - Order of Business
  • Utrecht, East Transvaal,

12 November 1901

53,407 words

• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • RIVERS MURRAY AND DARLING
• QUESTION
  • STATUTES AND PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • DRAWBACKS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • PRICE OF SUGAR
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
  • In Committee
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT

13 November 1901

39,351 words

• CUSTOMS OFFICERS, FREMANTLE
• FRANCHISE BILL
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• QUESTION
  • FREE-TRADE WITH NEW ZEALAND
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL NOTES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE INCREMENTS
• FARM, DAIRY, AND ORCHARD IMPORTS
• TARIFF
  • Ayes ... ... ... 15
  • Noes ... ... ... 25
  • Majority ... ... 10

14 November 1901

33,156 words

• QUESTION
  • MILITARY COMMANDANT
• QUESTION
  • UNUSED POSTAGE STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • INDUSTRIAL BONUSES
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS : POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • NEW PUBLIC WORKS
• QUESTION
  • DIFFERENTIAL WHARFAGE RATES
• QUESTION
  • PROTECTIVE DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF

15 November 1901

27,633 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • BUBONIC PLAGUE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • The Christmas Recess - Cable Communication - Cost of Printing Papers

19 November 1901

57,063 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY STAFF OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • CHRISTMAS ADJOURNMENT
• IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
• WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES : GOLD-FIELDS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF ALTERATIONS
• QUESTION
  • COUNTRY LETTER-CARRIERS
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
  • In Committee
  • Resolved -
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

20 November 1901

36,994 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • REFUND OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • MONEY ORDER REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • MR. J. KIRKPATRICK
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Tariff Debate

21 November 1901

50,465 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY SURVEYS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REFUNDS AND ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • SOLDIERS' DISCHARGES
• QUESTION
  • UNUSED POSTAGE STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC MONEY ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • MONEY-ORDER OFFICES, NORTH COOLGARDIE
• QUESTION
  • WAYS AND MEANS
• TARIFF
  • Special Exemption -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 22
  • Noes ... ... ... 35
  • Majority......... 13
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Additionalsitting Day

22 November 1901

19,390 words

• ADDITIONAL SITTING DAY
• QUESTION
  • THE CORONATION CEREMONY
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• TARIFF
  • Victoria ?
  • Ayes ... ... ... 27
  • Noes ... ... ... 32
  • Majority ... ... 5
  • Ayes......... 29
  • Noes......... 30
  • Majority......... 1
  • Ayes......... 23
  • Noes......... 30
  • Majority......... 7
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Additional Sitting Day - Christmas Adjournment - Federal Capital Site

26 November 1901

43,849 words

• QUESTION
  • TARIFF BY-LAWS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMHOUSE HOURS
• QUESTION
  • COST OF PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • ADDITIONAL SITTING DAY
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Christmas Adjournment

27 November 1901

100,280 words

• PETITIONS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • MONEY-ORDER OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY SURVEYS
• QUESTION
  • RECORD OF SOLDIERS' PUNISHMENTS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FLAG
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

29 November 1901

22,217 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY SURVEYS
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS TO POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • INLAND PARCELS POST FOR WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY HEAD MESSENGER
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT

2 December 1901

45,063 words

• MILITARY COMMANDANT
• QUESTION
  • CHRISTMAS ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF: MINING INDUSTRY
• PAPER
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means : -
  • Several Honorable Members. - No
  • Australia
  • Ayes ... ... ... 17
  • Noes......... 31
  • Majority ... ... ... 14
  • Division V. - Apparel and Textiles
  • Special Exemptions - Apparel and Attire -
  • Diving Dresses
  • Elastic Stockings, Surgical

3 December 1901

94,815 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ENTRIES
• QUESTION
  • AMMUNITION
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means : -
  • Special, Exemptions -
• WEAVING RATES IN AUSTRALIA
  • Ballarat, 27th September, 1899
  • Dear Sir,
  • Annie Close, Secretary
• QUESTION
  • WEAVERS' PRICES AT THE ANTIPODES

5 December 1901

32,853 words

• ERSKINEVILLE POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • AD VALOREM DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON PACKET TEA
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS OF TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AND EXCISE RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Friday Sittings

6 December 1901

22,217 words

• ARRIVAL OF THE GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • REFUNDS OF DUTY
• CHRISTMAS ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • EXEMPTIONS FROM DUTY
• TARIFF ALTERATIONS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ENTRIES
• POSTAL FACILITIES
• CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• DUTIES ON INTER-STATE TRANSFERS
• QUESTION
  • INSTRUCTIONS TO DEPUTY POSTMASTERS-GENERAL
• QUESTION
  • ORDNANCE BRANCH OVERTIME PAYMENTS
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS
  • Diving Dresses
  • Elastic Stockings, Surgical
  • Hats, Miners
  • Hats-
  • Helmets, Firemen's
  • Parasols, Sunshades, and Umbrellas -
  • Cups, Ferrules, Notches, Ribs, Rings, and Runners
  • Felt Sheathing, Bunting
  • Milling Silk
  • Hair Cloth and Hop Cloth
  • Canvas, Hessians, and Brattice Cloth
  • Yarns, Angora
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

9 December 1901

35,520 words

• MILITARY COMMANDANT
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN' LETTER CARRIERS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MONEYORDER OFFICERS

10 December 1901

25,006 words

• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER CARRIAGE IN NEW SOUTH WALES
• QUESTION
  • PERTH TO ADELAIDE CABLE
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF

11 December 1901

40,725 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERENCE OF OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• CONFERENCE WITH CANADA
• QUESTION
  • CHRISTMAS ADJOURNMENT
• PAPERS
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• QUESTION
  • NEWCASTLE ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON COTTON GOODS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED INFANTRY
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Judiciary Bill

12 December 1901

46,854 words

• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• TARIFF
  • Ayes ... ... ... 27
  • Noes ... ... ... 30
  • Majority ... ... 3
  • Ayes......... 28
  • Noes......... 29
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Foes ... ... ... 30
  • Majority ... ... 2
  • Item 76 -
  • Item 76 -
• PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES BILL

13 December 1901

19,283 words

• JUDICIARY BILL
• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR DUTIES
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • REPORT ON NAVAL DEFENCES
• EXEMPTIONS FROM DUTY
• QUESTION
  • STATE REVENUE RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF ALTERATIONS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 5)
• POST AND TELEGRAPHIC RATES BILL
• PROPERTY ACQUISITION BILL
• PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES BILL
  • Second Reading
• TARIFF
  • Ayes ... ... ... 21
  • Noes......... 32
  • Majority ... ... ... 11
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Sugar Duties

14 January 1902

53,572 words

• ASSENT TO BILLS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

15 January 1902

49,312 words

• HORSES FOR MILITARY PURPOSES
• QUESTION
  • THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TARIFF
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS TO TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• NON-PAYMENT OF SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF STATE ALIEN RESTRICTION ACTS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• QUESTION
  • INCOME TAX
• PAPERS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Alien Immigration
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF MR. V. COHEN AND MR. G. LEWIS
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF MONEY ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE OF PORT KEMBLA
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF TELEPHONE OPERATORS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY CAMPS ATEASTER
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH MEMENTO FOR IMPERIAL TROOPS
• QUESTION
  • RELIEVING LETTER CARRIERS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Dearsir,

16 January 1902

52,474 words

• PETITIONS
• SURGEON-COLONEL WILLIAMS, C.B
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
• ALIEN IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION
• QUESTION
  • FLOTATION OF LOAN
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC ACCOUNTS SYSTEM
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAMS FROM SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC MONEY ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • MACHINERY OR GOODS FOR REPAIR
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • The South African War - Appointment of High Commissioner

17 January 1902

23,899 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURMEN
• QUESTION
  • MONEY ORDER FORMS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAM DELIVERY RATES
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

21 January 1902

44,163 words

• PETITION
• SECOND COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENT
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PUBLICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • DUTIES ON PRINTING MACHINERY
• QUESTION
  • POSTAGE RECEIPTS
• TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • PARCELS POST SYSTEM
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • MAINTENANCE MEN
• QUESTION
  • MAIL-BAGS
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS : POSTAL SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • CARBONATE OF SODA
• QUESTION
  • MESSRS. COHEN AND LEWIS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 25
  • Noes ... ... ... 29
  • Majority ... ... 4
  • Item 76-

22 January 1902

43,387 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL IRREGULARITIES
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTATION OF JAPANESE
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • LIGHT-HOUSE REQUIREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF WAGES : DEFENCE DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH TREASURY OFFICERS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 30
  • Noes ... ... ... 32
  • Majority ... ... 2
• PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS BILL

23 January 1902

43,528 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND- JAPANESE TREATY
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE SWITCH OPERATORS
• QUESTION
  • CONTROL OF LIGHT-HOUSES
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL REMITTANCES
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • WAYS AND MEANS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Ayes ... ... ...16
  • Noes ... ... ... 42
  • Majority......... 26
  • Ayes ... ... ... 26
  • Noes ... ... ... 32
  • Majority ... ... 6
• PAPER

24 January 1902

27,740 words

• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Administration. - Federal Capital Site. - Payment of Money Orders

28 January 1902

44,712 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL OFFICIALS : MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
• QUESTION
  • NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OF MR. PEARSE
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Extra Sitting Day

29 January 1902

45,162 words

• REPAIRS TO POST-OFFICES
• COUNTRY TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • ENROLMENT OF SECOND COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENT
• QUESTION
  • UNLAWFUL IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS
• ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ENTRY FORMS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

30 January 1902

42,411 words

• QUESTION
  • BOOT STIFFENERS
• QUESTION
  • MINING MACHINERY
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • SPEECH OF GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • TIDAL RECORDS AND PREDICTIONS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY UPON JEWELLERY
• QUESTION
  • MAILS : NAMBOUR AND BLY BLY
• QUESTION
  • MEDALS FOR IMPERIAL SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT

31 January 1902

18,504 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Monday Sittings
• MEDALS TO TROOPS
• QUESTION
  • MANUFACTURERS OF MINING MACHINERY
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • The Tariff

4 February 1902

39,485 words

• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • ADMISSION OF JAPANESE LABOURERS INTO QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON JEWELLERY
• QUESTION
  • JAMES STRACHAN, TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 25
  • Noes ... ... ... 24
  • Majority ... ... ...1
  • Ayes. Noes
  • Majority
  • Messrs. Pullan and Co. -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes......... 26
  • Majority ... ... 7
  • Machine Belt Fasteners, Steam Engine Indicators
  • Ayes ... ... ... 23
  • Noes ... ... ... 23
  • Ayes......... 23
  • Noes......... 26
  • Majority ... ... ... 3
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 2.1
  • Majority ... ... 2
• ADJOURNMENT

5 February 1902

29,346 words

• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON OREGON TIMBER
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 28
  • Noes ... ... ... 22
  • Majority ... ... 6
  • Ayes......... 23
  • Noes......... 32
  • Majority...... 9
  • Ayes ... ... ... 15
  • Noes......... 27
  • Majority ... ... 12

6 February 1902

36,239 words

• PUNCHING AND SHEARING MACHINES
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SYDNEY TELEGRAPHIC BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • QUARANTINE ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON BOOTS AND SHOES
• IMPORTS OF BEET SUG AR
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Cost of Parliamentary Printing - Public Service Increments - Price of Sugar

7 February 1902

25,732 words

• PAPER
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • COMMISSION ON ADVANCES TO IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT
• QUESTION
  • THE PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND
• PUBLIC SERVANTS' WAGES - GENERAL DIVISION
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Excise Duties:-
  • Ayes ... ... ... 33
  • Noes ... ... ... 14
  • Majority......... 19
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Monday Sittings
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Immigration Restriction Act - Calcium Carbide - Inter-State Customs Certificates

11 February 1902

45,058 words

• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN BEET INDUSTRY
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH POSTAGE STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME- CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' SALARIES - CLERICAL DIVISION
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS' LEAVE
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Excise Duties : -
  • Australia--

12 February 1902

45,579 words

• QUESTION
  • STATEMENT BY SENATOR FRASER
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP
• QUESTION
  • MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • INCREASES: SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL OFFICIALS' UNPAID ALLOWANCES
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Item 77. Iron and Steel -
• ADJOURNMENT

13 February 1902

49,707 words

• QUESTION
  • HORSE-BREEDING STATIONS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • UNPAID ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • WAYS AND MEANS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• THE NEW SOUTH WALES STEEL RAIL PROPOSALS
  • Ayes ... ... 28
  • Noes ... ... 17
  • Majority ... ... 11
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Queensland Japanese Treaty - Immigration Restriction Act

14 February 1902

26,302 words

• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION CABLE COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONSTRUCTION
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

18 February 1902

37,346 words

• QUESTION
  • ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY PAY
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL OFFICIALS : MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
• QUESTION
  • WAR OFFICE MEAT CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY CAMP
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN MILITARY PRISONERS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means -
  • Ayes ... ... ... ... 24
  • Noes............ 30
  • Majority...... 6
  • Noes......... 33
  • Majority ... ... 15
  • Noes ... ... ... 27
  • Majority ... ... 5
  • Ayes ... ... ... 17
  • Noes......... 31
  • Majority ... ... 14
  • Ayes.........18
  • Noes......... 30
  • Majority ......... 12
  • Tariff. [18 Feb., 1902,] Tariff. 10113
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 13
  • Majority ... ... 6
• ADJOURNMENT

19 February 1902

45,322 words

• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS' LEAVE AND MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS
• QUESTION
  • HYLARD RIFLE
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Waysand Means
  • Special Exemptions
  • Lamp, Ivory, Bone, and Vegetable Blacks
  • London Purple and Paris Green
  • Sulphate of Copper
  • Ultramarine Blue
  • Whiting
  • Ayes ... ... ... 29
  • Noes ... ... ... 26
  • Majority ... ... 3
  • Agreed to
  • Ayes ... ... ...18
  • Noes ... ... ... 21
  • Majority ... ... 3
  • In Division
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electrical Machinery

20 February 1902

38,945 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• PAPER
• SUPPLY
• QUESTION
  • NATURALIZATION. - WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM POSTAL SYSTEM
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means : -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 26
  • Noes ... ... ... 30
  • Majority ... ... 4
  • Agreed to
  • Ayes.......... 19
  • Noes......... 23
  • Majority ... ... ... 4
  • Ayes ......... 20
  • Noes......... 24
  • Majority .... ... 4
  • Ayes ... ... ... 25
  • Noes............. 20
  • Majority......... 5

21 February 1902

33,186 words

• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Sites
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

25 February 1902

26,788 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE CHARGES
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON INK MILLS
• QUESTION
  • CASK-MAKING MACHINES
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 6)
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means : -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 30
  • Majority ... ... 11
  • Ayes...... ... 26
  • Noes ... ... 22
  • Majority ... ... ... 4

26 February 1902

36,664 words

• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• PAPER

27 February 1902

38,861 words

• STATEMENT BY MAJOR-GENERAL BUTTON
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL OFFICIALS ON THE GOLDFIELDS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 6)

28 February 1902

10,096 words

• QUESTION
  • SPIRITUOUS COMPOUNDS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 27
  • Majority ... ... 8
  • Ayes ... ... ... 27
  • Noes... ... ... ... 23
  • Majority ...... ... 4
  • Special Exemptions
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

4 March 1902

43,666 words

• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTRICAL ROCK DRILLS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

5 March 1902

29,190 words

• QUESTION
  • THE NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • COUNTRY VOLUNTEER CORPS
• QUESTION
  • CHATSWOOD LAND RESUMPTION
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUBS EQUIPMENT
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

6 March 1902

16,832 words

• QUESTION
  • UNEMPLOYED KANAKAS
• QUESTION
  • BUBONIC PLAGUE
• QUESTION
  • DELAYED LETTER DELIVERIES
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Waysand Means :
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Member Deceased

7 March 1902

17,613 words

• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 28
  • Majority. ... ... 9
  • Ayes....... ... 25
  • Noes...... ... 21
  • Majority ... ...... 4
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Easter Holidays

11 March 1902

26,075 words

• QUESTION
  • NEGOTIATIONS WITH JAPAN
• UTTERANCES OF THE QUEENSLAND PREMIER
• QUESTION
  • EASTER HOLIDAYS
• QUESTION
  • STATE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN INCOME TAX
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ISSUE OF WRIT

12 March 1902

34,210 words

• QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS
• COMMONWEALTH PAYMENTS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL OFFICIALS' LEAVE AND SALARIES
• PAPERS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Agreed to
  • Ayes ... ... ... 27
  • Noes ... ... ... 21
  • Majority ... 6
  • Special Exemptions
  • Agreed to
  • Special Exemptions -
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital. - Order of Business. - Judiciary Bill

18 March 1902

38,126 words

• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN INCOME TAX
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• MILITARY ENROLMENT : DEFENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL SERVICE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • DUTY UPON MACHINERY
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• JUDICIARY BILL.
  • Second Reading
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Easter Holidays
  • Inspection of Federal Capital Sites

19 March 1902

30,086 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • REVENUE FROM KEROSENE DUTY
• COMMONWEALTH PUBLICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CYCLE CHAINS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS' LEAVE
• QUESTION
  • PARCEL-POST TO SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS
• QUESTION
  • EASTER HOLIDAYS
• TARIFF
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Easter Holidays. Members' Railway Passes. - Gazette

20 March 1902

38,159 words

• THIRD COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL RAILWAY PASSES
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• PRIVY COUNCIL APPEALS
• NEW GUINEA
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means :
  • Ayes ... ... . 28
  • Noes .... ...... 26
  • Majority ... ... 2

21 March 1902

23,028 words

• TARIFF. RECOMMITTALS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 7)
• TARIFF
  • Ayes Noes
  • Majority
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Dr. Maxwell

25 March 1902

30,901 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 7)
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CELEBRATIONS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
• QUESTION
  • THIRD COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENT
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Attendance of Messengers

26 March 1902

10,998 words

• DUTY ON TEA
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSCLIFF RIFLE RANGE
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUBS
• QUEENSLAND SUGAR-GROWERS
• QUESTION
  • DISCHARGE OF BUSINESS
• THE TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means:
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

2 April 1902

32,555 words

• QUESTION
  • SENTENCES OF AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT
• QUESTION
  • CONSERVATION OFWATER
• QUESTION
  • REPORTED SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON ASPHALT
• QUESTION
  • DRAWBACK ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means. - (Recommittal.)
  • Ayes......... 16
  • Noes......... 35
  • Majority...... 19
  • Ayes ... ... ... 33
  • Noes ... ... ... 22
  • Majority ... ... 11
  • Ayes......... 20
  • Noes ... ... ... 33
  • Majority...... 13
  • Item 7. - Sugar
  • Ayes ... ... ... 25
  • Noes ... ... 24
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... ... 22
  • Noes ... ... ... 26
  • Majority ... ... 4

3 April 1902

34,945 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • COLLECTION OF DUTIES
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Tasmanian State Rights
• QUESTION
  • ITALIAN AND AUSTRIAN IMMIGRANTS
• FRANCHISE BILL
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

4 April 1902

23,152 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
• QUESTION
  • CASTLE SALT COMPANY
• SENTENCES OF AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS
• BATING OF COMMONWEALTH PROPERTY
• LIEUT.-COLONEL WALLACE
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AGENTS
• DECIMAL COINAGE
• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS
• TARIFF
  • In Committeeof Ways and Meant (Recommittal) :
• NEW MEMBER
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

8 April 1902

34,246 words

• QUESTION
  • TEA DUTY
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOM-HOUSE HOURS
• BONUS BILL
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENTS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONES
• TREATMENT OF COLONIAL OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Tenders for Disinfectants. - Postmasters' Allowances

9 April 1902

40,637 words

• QUESTION
  • ARMY REMOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY BOOT. CONTRACTS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

10 April 1902

41,243 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY OF MEDICINE IN CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
• NON-DELIVERY OF LETTERS
• QUESTION
  • CONTRACTS: POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• PAPER
• OVERTIME: CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
• NON-PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • LE AVE OF ABSENCE.: POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • ALLOWANCES TO POSTMASTERS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CURRENCY
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY FEDERAL APPEAL COURTS
• CORONATION CELEBRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Monday Sittings. - Commonwealth Law Sons. - Judiciary and Procedure Bills

11 April 1902

18,110 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENTS
• ONE-MILE RIFLE RANGE
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means (Recommittal) :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 30
  • Noes ... ... ...18
  • Majority ... ... 12
  • Ayes ... ... ... 20
  • Noes ... ... ... 22
  • Majority .. ... ... 2
  • Noes ... ... 31
  • Majority ... ... 8
  • Item 87a. - Glass
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
  • First Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Rifle Team for Bisley

15 April 1902

32,902 words

• PAPER,
• QUESTION
  • SENATOR LT. COLONEL NEILD
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of Ways and Means (Recommittal) :
  • Ayes ... ... ... 28
  • Noes ... ... ... 24
  • Majority ... ... ... 4
  • Division X. -Drugs and Chemicals
  • Ayes ... ... ... 25
  • Noes ... ... ... 25
  • Ayes ... ... ... 29
  • Noes ... ... ... 28
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... ... 33
  • Noes............ 26
  • Majority ... ... ... 3
• CORONATION CELEBRATION BILL

16 April 1902

35,290 words

• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON BICYCLE WRENCHES
• QUESTION
  • RETURNING SOLDIERS
• PAPER
• BANKING AND INSURANCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • MEMBERS' RAILWAY PASSES
• ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGR ATION RESTRICTION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON BAGS
• TARIFF
  • In Committee of. Ways and Means (Recommittal) :
  • Ayes......... 24
  • Noes......... 21
  • Majority ... ... ... 3
  • Ayes............ 24
  • Noes ... ... ... ... 25
  • Majority ... ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... ... 19
  • Noes ... ... ... 25
  • Majority ... ... 6
  • Excise Duties
  • Ayes ... ... 22
  • Noes ... ... 22

17 April 1902

27,731 words

• PROPOSED FEDERAL SITES
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• THE NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON LATHES
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POSTAL ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • STATE BOUNTIES
• QUESTION
  • PERTH POSTAL SERVICE
• SUGAR EXCISE
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF

18 April 1902

21,064 words

• QUESTION
  • CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • RAILWAY PASSES
• QUESTION
  • EIGHT HOURS DAY
• QUESTION
  • SOAP DYES
• COST OF PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF
• CUSTOMS AND EXCISE TARIFF BILLS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • First Reading
  • Second Reading
• EXCISE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

22 April 1902

37,077 words

• ELECTION PETITION
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • LOADING SHIPS ON HOLIDAYS
• QUESTION
  • THE MILITARY COMMANDANT'S REPORT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • PERMITS TO WORK SHIPS ON SUNDAYS
• WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF SUGAR BONUSES
• QUESTION
  • DEPUTY POSTMASTER-GENERAL AT PERTH AND FEDERATION
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF SUGAR REBATES
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

23 April 1902

52,642 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• ORDEROF BUSINESS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Immigration Restriction Act
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLANDS MAIL SUBSIDY
• QUESTION
  • WORKING SHIPS ON SUNDAYS
• ESTIMATES OE EXPENDITURE
  • Preferred to Committee of Supply
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISEBILL
  • Second Reading

24 April 1902

40,222 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER
• EXHIBITION IN JAPAN
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY ESTIMATES
• QUESTION
  • FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• STATE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS
  • Ministerial Statement
• QUESTION
  • TIDE-WAITERS, SYDNEY
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• QUESTION
  • SUSPENSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• ADJOURNMENT
• RESERVATION OF BILLS
• QUESTION
  • UNSET PRECIOUS STONES
• QUESTION
  • CABLE RATES
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME PAY
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL LIBRARY
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE TRADE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL STATISTICIAN
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 8)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

29 April 1902

41,999 words

• COMMONWEALTH APPOINTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • NON-PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
• PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS
• PERTH CADET CORPS AND VOLUNTEERS
• QUESTION
  • THE FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • APPOINTMENT: DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 8)
• QUESTION
  • PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME IN CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
• SUPPLY
  • Parliament
  • Division 1. - (Senate)
  • Subdivision 1. - (Salaries), £5,174
  • Department for External Affairs
  • Division 10. - (Administrative.)
  • Subdivision 1. - (Salaries), £3442
  • Subdivision 2. - (Contingencies), £4,355
  • Supply. [29 April, 1902.] Supply. 12067
  • Division 11 (Federal Executive Council)
  • Subdivision 1. - (Salaries), £875
  • Subdivision 2. - (Contingencies), £2,365
  • Division 11b (Mail Service to Pacific Islands), £934
  • Agreed to
  • Division 143 (Miscellaneous), £5,523

30 April 1902

48,309 words

• PETITION
• PAYMENT OP BONUSES
• QUESTION
  • UNSET PRECIOUS STONES
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • DUTIES ON SHIPS' STORES
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE : ESPERANCE
• QUESTION
  • PROSECUTIONS : WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • BONUSES OR BOUNTIES
• PRIVILEGE
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF BONUSES
• GOVERNOR - GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT BILL
• SUPPLY
  • Division 33. - (Central Staff.)
  • Subdivision 1 (Salaries), £3,600

1 May 1902

37,785 words

• QUESTION
  • SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS ACT
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • THE CORONATION CONTINGENT
• PRIVILEGE
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF BONUSES
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERS OF MILITARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUBS IN QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE CERTIFICATES
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES AND COLOURED LABOUR RESTRICTIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• G 0 VERNORGENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• BONUS FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Prime Minister. - Federal Capital Sites. - Stock Quarantine. - Customs Administration. - Transferred Public Servants. - Tick Pest

27 May 1902

40,688 words

• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S RETIREMENT : ALLOWANCES
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE EMPLOYES IK GOLD-FIELDS POST-OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • HONOURS FOR CITIZENS
• QUESTION
  • SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS ACT
• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF ABORIGINALS IN SUGAR-GROWING
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL SURCHARGES
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Immigration Restriction Act

28 May 1902

47,066 words

• QUESTION
  • TENDERS FOR FEDERAL SUPPLIES
• QUESTION
  • WALKERVILLE AND WOODVILLE POST-OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE RAILWAY TRAFFIC
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• FEDERAL FACTORY LEGISLATION
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • CORONATION : ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 9)

29 May 1902

39,267 words

• QUESTION
  • DIFFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• ELECTION PETITION
  • Report of Committee of Elections and
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • FRAUDULENT INVOICES
• QUESTION
  • LORD HOWE ISLAND
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ADJOURNMENT

30 May 1902

15,706 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• GOVERNMENT INSCRIBED STOCK BILL
• QUESTION
  • DAYS OF MEETING
• FRANCHISE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Suspension of Fodder Duties. - The Pearl Shelling Industry
  • Kanakas for Pearl-Shelling Industry

3 June 1902

33,325 words

• SOUTH AFRICAN WARDECLARATION OF PEACE
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• QUESTION
  • SUSPENSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED VICTORIAN PUBLIC SERVANTS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTION PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• ADDITIONAL ESTIMATES
  • Referred to Committee of Supply

4 June 1902

34,019 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• CUSTOM-HOUSE HOURS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • REFUNDS TO STATES
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY CLOTHING
• QUESTION
  • PURCHASE OF MILITARY HORSES
• QUESTION
  • STATE MILITARY DISPLAYS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL AGENT IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• LOAN BILL
• LOAN APPROPRIATION BILL
• SUPPLY
  • In Committee -
  • Division 130 (Central Staff), £5,360
  • Division 130a (Miscellaneous), £250

5 June 1902

19,269 words

• NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • REMISSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES NAVAL FORCES
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLIES FOR SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • MEXICAN AND GREEK IMMIGRANTS
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUPPLY
  • In Committee :
  • Postmaster-General's Department
  • Additions : New Works and Buildings
  • Department of Home Affairs
  • Additional Estimates
  • Parliament
  • Additions, New Works and Buildings (Additional Estimates)
  • Department of Some 4#ai,8
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Suspension of Fodder Duties

10 June 1902

38,186 words

• QUESTION
  • SUSPENSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • WAR OFFICE REMOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
• LOAN BILL
  • Second Reading
• LOAN APPROPRIATION BILL
• GOVERNMENT INSCRIBED STOCK BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
  • Second Reading
• SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
  • Declaration of Peace
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Discharge of Naval Employés

11 June 1902

33,035 words

• QUESTION
  • ALLOWANCES TO PUBLIC SERVANTS
• QUESTION
  • MEMBERS' TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• END OF SESSION
• QUESTION
  • PURCHASE OF MILITARY HORSES
• MONOPOLIES BILL
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATIONR ESTRICTION
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL AND MILITARY EXPENDITURE
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR EXPENDITURE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SUPPLY
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Suspension of Fodder Duties

12 June 1902

34,023 words

• QUESTION
  • UNIVERSAL PENNY POSTAGE
• SUSPENSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• QUESTION
  • TENDERS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PRINTING
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
  • Second Reading

13 June 1902

30,402 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND TIMBER TRUST
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• MILITARY PARADES ON CORONATION DAY
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT FOR TRANSFERRED PROPERTIES
• QUESTION
  • CORONATION ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA
• PAPER
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 10)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

17 June 1902

45,599 words

• QUESTION
  • CORONATION ADJOURNMENT
• OPENING OF COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENT
• PUBLIC SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR MEMENTOES
• QUESTION
  • BACCHUS MARSH RIFLE RANGE
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CONDENSED MILK
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • RETRENCHMENT : QUEENSLAND DEFENCE FORCES
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY EMPLOYÉS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
• LOAN BILL
  • Second Reading
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Proposed Special Adjournment

18 June 1902

32,551 words

• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• DISTRIBUTION OF COMMONWEALTH ACTS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR - GENERAL'S ALLOWANCES
• TROOPS SENT TO SOUTH AFRICA
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

19 June 1902

34,652 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE ACT
• LOAN BILL
• CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORMS OF TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF COMMONWEALTH CONTRACTORS
• QUESTION
  • DAILY HANSARD
• INCREMENTS TO PUBLIC SERVANTS
• REPAYMENTS TO STATES OF CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • RUBBER "FRANK" STAMPS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SUPPLY
  • Order of Business
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• ELECTORAL BILL
• ADJOURNMENT,
  • Order of Business : Proposed Special Adjournment

20 June 1902

19,966 words

• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S DEPARTURE
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES TORPEDO DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • SUNDAY SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 11)
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

22 July 1902

35,240 words

• PETITION
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• QUEENSLAND STATE BOUNDARIES
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF BONUSES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• AUSTRALIAN REMOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• PUBLIC WORKS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS RETURNS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Deputy Postmaster-General
• ELECTORAL BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Retirement of Colonel Templeton

23 July 1902

29,893 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • BORDER RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • ABSENCE OF SIR PHILIP FYSH
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC STATISTICS
• QUESTION
  • ADDITIONS TO PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIVE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• QUESTION
  • ANNUAL LEAVE OF PUBLIC SERVANTS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN PERMANENT ENGINEERS CORPS
• SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE
• ELECTORAL BILL

24 July 1902

12,403 words

• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• QUESTION
  • ACTING GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S COMMISSION
• PAPER
• ELECTORAL BILL
• CORONATION
• ELECTORAL BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Permits. - Customs Tariff Bill

29 July 1902

43,072 words

• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
• QUESTION
  • WARRAWOONA POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • ACTING GOVERNOR -GENERAL
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT

30 July 1902

43,001 words

• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS FROM NORFOLK ISLAND
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOM-HOUSE, SYDNEY
• COMMONWEALTH ACTS AND GAZETTES
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • COMPETITIVE RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • COUNTRY LETTER CARRIERS
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN FLAG
• QUESTION
  • LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONES
• ELECTORAL BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business. - Weather Telegrams

31 July 1902

44,903 words

• QUESTION
  • MILITARY INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • VENDINGOF STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • GAZETTED LEAVE : VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • ANNUAL LEAVE : TEMPORARY EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• BONUSES FOB MANUFACTURES BILL
• MOUNT KEMBLA COLLIERY DISASTER
• BONUSES FOB. MANUFACTURES BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Mount Kembla Colliery Disaster. - Pearl-Shelling Industry

6 August 1902

40,887 words

• PETITION,
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SOUTH AFRICAN CONTINGENTS
• ELECTORAL BILL
• QUESTION
  • SPEECH OF THE MINISTER FOR : DEFENCE
• PAINTING: POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • TREATMENT OF RETURNING SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • MONEY ORDER OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • SICK LEAVE
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • South Australian Drill Instructors. - Retirement of Col. Templeton

7 August 1902

38,581 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SOLDIERS RETURNING FROM SOUTH AFRICA: TRANSPORT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT HOUSE, SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • DRAWBACKS ON SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • ALIEN IMMIGRATION
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS
• QUESTION
  • CASUAL EMPLOYÉS IN THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCES
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR - GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL NOTES
• QUESTION
  • STATE ELECTORAL ACTS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE LINEMEN
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

8 August 1902

24,261 words

• QUESTION
  • COST OF PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • TREATMENT OF RETURNING SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • PATENT AND TRADE-MARK RIGHTS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

12 August 1902

32,752 words

• QUESTION
  • FOOD SUPPLIES
• QUESTION
  • DEPORTATION OF KANAKAS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIA AND FEDERATION
• QUESTION
  • MR. E. H. DA VIES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE INSPECTOR: WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • WAGES : POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY IMPORTATIONS
• CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• PAPERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Railway Carriage of Newspapers

13 August 1902

42,782 words

• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER POSTAGE
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-FISHERIES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • DUTIES ON PARCELS
• QUESTION
  • DETENTION OF BICYCLES
• QUESTION
  • ALIEN IMMIGRATION
• CUSTOMS TARIFFBILL
• ADJOURNMENT

14 August 1902

14,892 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • STATE IRON WORKS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENT OF WAGES
• QUESTION
  • PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • VENDING OF STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • CLEARANCE OF SPIRITS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Treatment of Returning Soldiers: Order of Business

19 August 1902

41,120 words

• QUESTION
  • EMIGRATION TO SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS : QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTORS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • South Australian Defence Forces
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • STATE TAXATION OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERATION.- STATE FINANCES
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL DEPARTMENT. - WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• ELECTORAL BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
  • Second Reading

20 August 1902

36,565 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC MONEY ORDERS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
  • Second Reading

21 August 1902

15,113 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUSPENSIONOF FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • SWEARING-IN OF THE ACTING GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SAFEGUARDING TRADE MARKS
• QUESTION
  • PROMOTIONS IN ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • NON-OFFICIAL POSTMASTERS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSMISSION OF NEWSPAPERS IN TASMANIA
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL
• EXPENSES OF GOVERNORGENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT
• SUPPLY
  • Defence Retrenchment : Customs Administration : Factory Legislation
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business. - Alien Immigration. - Commonwealth Public Service Examinations. - Carriage of Newspapers. - Shipping Permits

26 August 1902

44,769 words

• PAPERS
• ORDER, OF BUSINESS
• BUDGET
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • RE-IMPORTATIONS OF WHEAT
• NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS ACT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT-HOUSE, SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • CLOSING OF POST-OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • SALARIES OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • PERMANENT MILITARY STAFF
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
• ROYAL COMMISSIONSBILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT-HOUSES AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: EXPENDITURE
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

27 August 1902

38,322 words

• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Administration
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS' COMMISSIONS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS IN THE NEW SOUTH WALES POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• FIRST SCHEDULE
  • Newspapers
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

28 August 1902

24,510 words

• QUESTION
  • SECOND SCHEDULE
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

2 September 1902

23,752 words

• PETITIONS
• CUSTOMS ACT AMENDMENT
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • HOLIDAYS: POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • NORFOLK ISLAND
• QUESTION
  • WAGES : TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION BRANCH
• QUESTION
  • ORDER OP BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE TRADE
• QUESTION
  • DRILL SERGEANTS
• HEAD-QUARTERS' STAFF :
• QUESTION
  • ATTESTATION
• QUESTION
  • SUNDAY WORK: SHIPPING
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY PAY
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CONTINGENTS
• QUESTION
  • REFUNDS OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • MOUNTED RIFLEMEN
• PAPERS
• BONUSESFOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Tariff Bill - Private Members' Business - Prorogation - South Australian Drill Instructors - Federal Capital Sites

3 September 1902

48,339 words

• COMMONWEALTH PRINTING
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH ACTS
• QUESTION
  • PETITION BY KANAKAS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Victorian Agricultural Show

4 September 1902

16,039 words

• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT HOUSE GARDENS EMPLOYÉS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY EMPLOYÉS
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • NEW ZEALAND POSTAGE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• QUESTION
  • AMENDMENT OF THE CUSTOMS ACT
• PAPERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

10 September 1902

29,654 words

• ASSENT TO BILLS
• BUDGET
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• TRANSFERRED AND NEW EXPENDITURE
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RE-ORGANIZATION
• QUESTION
  • WATER CONSERVATION AND RIVER NAVIGATION
• QUESTION
  • CYCLISTS' CORPS
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• NORTHERN TERRITORY
• BONUSESFOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• COMMONWEALTH PRINTING
• FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTIONS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Sites - Major-General Hutton's Report

23 September 1902

42,168 words

• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE
• AUSTRALIAN NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • TRAVELLING FACILITIES FOR MEMBERS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • ACTIONS AGAINST COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT
• QUESTION
  • POSSESSION OF DAWES POINT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MILITARY REGULATION
• PAPERS.
  • New Sugar Regulation (No. 38)
• QUESTION
  • JUSTICE DASHWOOD'S REPORT
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL DEPARTMENT : WAGES
• QUESTION
  • DELIVERY OF LETTERS
• QUESTION
  • STATE HOLIDAYS : POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • PAYMENTS TO POST-OFFICE OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH LEGISLATION : POWER OF DISALLOWANCE
• QUESTION
  • ALFRED DEAKIN
• QUESTION
  • BUDGET (1902-3)
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 12)
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Extra Sittings : Prorogation

24 September 1902

38,910 words

• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• BUGLERS FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • PURCHASE OF RIFLES
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN IRRIGATION WORKS
• ELECTORAL BILL
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Sites: Irrigation Works

25 September 1902

49,697 words

• QUEENSLAND FINANCES
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN IRRIGATION WORKS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL-ROOM OFFICERS : WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY CUSTOMS EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • PURCHASE OF RIFLES
• MESSAGES BETWEEN THE HOUSES
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• BUDGET (1902-3)
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

26 September 1902

35,042 words

• CONDUCT OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • TREATMENT OF RETURNED SOLDIERS
• QUESTION
  • MOUNT KEMBLA DISASTER FUND
• ELECTORAL BILL
• QUESTION
  • S.S. "HERBERT
• PAPER
  • Excise Act 1901. - Drawback Regulations
• SUPPLY (1902-3)
  • Parliament
  • Division 2 (House of Representatives)-
  • Division 5 (Refreshment Rooms) - £570
  • Division 10 (Miscellaneous) - £1,556
  • Department of .External Affairs
  • Johannesburg, 2nd July
  • Division 12 (Federal Executive Council), £2,695
  • Division 13 (Administration of New Guinea)- £20,000
  • Division 14 (Mail Service to Pacific Islands)- £6,000
  • Division 15 (Miscellaneous), £500
  • Attorney-General's Department
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

30 September 1902

51,065 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR MARKET
• COMMONWEALTH AND STATES FINANCES
• MILITARY COMPENSATION
• COMMONWEALTH OFFICES, SYDNEY
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 12)
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLANDS LABOURERS ACT
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• QUESTION
  • EXPENDITURE UPON TRANSFERRED DEPARTMENTS
• SUPPLY (1902-3)
  • Additions, New Works, and Buildings
  • Division 1(Trade and Customs), £4,767
  • Departmentof Home Affairs
  • Division18(Administrative Staff) - £6,411
  • Division 19 (Electoral Office) - £1,988
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

1 October 1902

63,703 words

• QUESTION
  • PROPOSED MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON RED TAPE
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON IMITATION JEWELLERY
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH AND STATES FINANCES
• QUESTION
  • S.S. "HERBERT
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY (1902-3)
• ADDITIONAL ESTIMATES
  • Referred to Committee of Supply
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

2 October 1902

73,023 words

• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY TOUR
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OF COLONEL STUART
• QUESTION
  • EXPENDITURE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • CONVERSION OF STATE LOANS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN CUSTOMS WEIGHERS
• QUESTION
  • GRAFTON TELEPHONE BUREAU
• QUESTION
  • CRICKET PITCH, VICTORIA BARRACKS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• TASMANIAN POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY (1902-3)

3 October 1902

31,889 words

• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE RETURN
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• QUESTION
  • COLONEL STUART
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY RE-ORGANIZATION
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY (1902-3)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
  • Second Reading
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Mount Kembla Relief Fund

9 October 1902

33,366 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • CONVERSIONOF STATE LOANS
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY TOUR
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY RAILWAY TRAVELLING
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • CHARWOMEN : MELBOURNE GENERAL POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • DIVERSION OF MURRAY WATERS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN NAVAL FORCES
• QUESTION
  • MURRAY RIVER COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES
• QUESTION
  • FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • MINIMUM WAGE CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • COMPETITION OF FOREIGN SHIPS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Proposed Parliamentary Tour
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY COMMANDANT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• PAPERS
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
• QUESTION
  • ESPERANCE TO COOLGARDIE RAILWAY
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Defence Retrenchment - " Drayton Grange" Commission - Fodder Duties

10 October 1902

7,374 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE EXTENSION, GRAFTON
• QUESTION
  • PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PARLIAMENTARY TOUR
• QUESTION
  • VISIT TO FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE RETRENCHMENT
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• QUESTION
  • MINIMUM WAGE : PUBLIC SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • COMMENCEMENT OF NEXT SESSION
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON SHIPS' STORES
• QUESTION
  • REDUCTION IN DEFENCE ESTIMATES
• QUESTION
  • PROROGATION CEREMONY
• QUESTION
  • REMISSION OF PODDER DUTIES
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • DURBAR AT DELHI
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED DEPARTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR EXCISE DUTY
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL BRIGADE : NEW SOUTH WALES
• CLOSE OF THE SESSION
• PROROGATION

26 May 1903

49,364 words

• PROCLAMATION
• OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
• JUDICIARY BILL
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• PETITIONS
• GENERAL ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • PRICE OF "HANSARD
• ADMIRALTY AGREEMENT
• COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH AMMUNITION FACTORY
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• EASTERN EXTENSION CABLE COMPANY
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIONS ACT AMENDMENT
• QUESTION
  • ADMISSION OF. MAORIES INTO THE COMMONWEALTH
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• QUEENSLAND RAILWAY PASSES
• QUESTION
  • REMISSION OF CUSTOMS PINES
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR EXCISE DUTY
• QUESTION
  • ADMISSION OF BOILERMAKERS INTO THE COMMONWEALTH
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Standing Orders

27 May 1903

48,396 words

• PETITION
• TRANSFER OF STATE DEBTS
• SUBDIVISION OF ELECTORATES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT ADMINISTRATION
• PAPERS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Northern Territory

28 May 1903

50,211 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• VICTORIAN POSTAL SERVICE
• THEVONDEL CASE
• DRAYTON GRANGE INQUIRY
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE DUTIES
• COST OF IMPERIAL CONTINGENTS
• QUESTION
  • LIEUT.-COLS. BRAITHWAITE AND REAY
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL MEMBERS' VISIT TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • MAJOR LENEHAN
• FEDERAL PATENT BILL
• PAPER
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

29 May 1903

31,998 words

• QUESTION
  • ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT ADMINISTRATION
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Rolls : Drayton Grange Inquiry

2 June 1903

47,215 words

• INTER-STATE DUTIES
• IMPERIAL SERVICE ORDER
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • GENERAL ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE OF FREMANTLE
• QUESTION
  • OPENING OF POST-OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • PERMANENT ARTILLERY RETIREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Decisions : Transcontinental Railway to Western Australia

3 June 1903

46,282 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • RELIEF TO THECROTTY MINERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • GENERAL ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT AMENDMENT
• QUESTION
  • PERMANENT STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH POSTAGE STAMP
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUB REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• MESSAGES
• PRINTING, LIBRARY, AND HOUSE COMMITTEES
• HOUSE COMMITTEE
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Barton) -

4 June 1903

49,012 words

• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN REVENUE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • CARRIAGE OF NEWSPAPERS
• QUESTION
  • CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC SERVANTS
• QUESTION
  • CHARGES FOR CUSTOMS OFFICERS' SERVICES
• QUESTION
  • RENTALS FOR POSTMASTERS' QUARTERS
• QUESTION
  • LOSSES ON TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • PERMITS FOR ALIEN DIVERS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SUPPLY
• WAYS AND MEANS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• DAYS OF MEETING
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
  • Barton) -
  • Notices of Motion
  • Notices of Motion
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • LT.-COLS. BRAITHWAITE AND REAY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business : Queensland. Teachers' Volunteer Corps : Chairman of Committees

9 June 1903

58,027 words

• TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC DELAYS
• ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • THE GOLDRING CASE
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• QUEENSLAND TEACHERS' VOLUNTEER CORPS
• MESSAGES
• PAPERS
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Second Reading

10 June 1903

53,108 words

• QUESTION
  • STATE GOVERNORS: IMPERIAL NAVAL SUBSIDY
• ELECTORAL ACT ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • BONUS ON COFFEE
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE FREE-TRADE
• QUESTION
  • PROPOSED NAVAL AGREEMENT
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC DELAYS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE OPERATORS' OVERTIME
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

11 June 1903

47,636 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR EXCISE DISTRIBUTION
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN INCOME TAX
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE
• QUESTION
  • TARCOOLA TELEGRAPH LINE
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH LINE REPAIRERS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Case of Mr. Goldring : Order of Business

12 June 1903

28,775 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC DELAYS
• ACQUISITION OF DUTCH AND GERMAN NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH COINAGE

16 June 1903

50,878 words

• QUESTION
  • SERVIAN INSURRECTION
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON WORKS OF ART
• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER MISREPRESENTATION
• QUESTION
  • APPOINTMENT OF NEW GOVERNORGENERAL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN RIFLE CLUBS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICERS : GENERAL DIVISION
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH LETTER RATES
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS
• QUESTION
  • EAGLEHAWK TELEPHONE LINE
• QUESTION
  • COMPILATION OF ELECTORAL ROLLS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Estimates : Supplyof Newspapers

17 June 1903

44,831 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• DEFENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • VISITS TO THE POPE
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFER OF STATES DEBTS
• GOLDRING CASE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • DEPUTY AUDITORS-GENERAL
• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER MISREPRESEN TATION
• QUESTION
  • TIDE SURVEYOR MARTIN
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
  • Third Reading
• JUDICIARY BILL

18 June 1903

45,467 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• CODLIN MOTH PARASITE
  • Electoral Rolls
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONIC AND TELEGRAPHIC GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • BONUS ON COFFEE
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE REMITTANCES
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON RUBBER BOOTS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE PROPOSALS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT
  • Message No. 4
  • Mr. Speaker
  • President
  • The Senate,
  • Melbourne, 18th. June, 1903
• GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SPEECH: ADDRESS IN REPLY

19 June 1903

21,204 words

• QUESTION
  • NEW TARIFF GUIDE
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON WORKS OF ART
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM WHARFAGE RATES
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPHIC DELAYS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH COINAGE
• QUESTION
  • METRIC SYSTEM
• ADJOURNMENT

23 June 1903

55,422 words

• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
  • Tennyson,
  • Governor-General. 19th June, 1903
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • DEARNESS OF MEAT
• QUESTION
  • SORTING OF MAILS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • ALLEGED FEDERAL EXTRAVAGANCE
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : POST-OFFICE EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS FACILITIES, BURNIE
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH GUARANTEES
• JUDICIARY BILL

24 June 1903

47,908 words

• PETITION
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : POSTAL OFFICIALS
• PAPER
  • Pacific Island Labourers Act- Correspondence
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Rolls

25 June 1903

45,469 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
• PRESS ACCOMMODATION
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATORS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Rolls

26 June 1903

24,843 words

• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE CERTIFICATES
• QUESTION
  • LINEMEN : POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• WATER CONSERVATION
• QUESTION
  • BONUS ON COTTON
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• COMMONWEALTH CLOTHING FACTORY

30 June 1903

46,388 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH CONTRACTS: MINIMUM WAGE
• QUESTION
  • INCREMENTS TO PUBLIC SERVANTS
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OF CUSTOMS OFFICERS
• PAPER
• OVERTIME TO POSTAL OFFICIALS
• ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • MANAGEMENT OF STATES SAVINGS BANKS
• QUESTION
  • SORTING OF MAILS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME TO CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • GUARANTEES : POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME TO POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • EXPORT OF AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE AND FODDER
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' LIFE ASSURANCES
• DEFENCE BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
  • Second Reading
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Minimum Wace - Queensland Weather Bureau - Country Mail Services

1 July 1903

39,138 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • ARRIVAL OF STATE GOVERNOR IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • STATES' DEBTS
• QUESTION
  • DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1.)
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Orderof Business

2 July 1903

7,178 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORALROLLS
• QUESTION
  • INTERJECTIONS AND CONVERSATION
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• PAPERS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL

7 July 1903

56,424 words

• PRIVILEGE
  • Publication of Parliamentary Documents
• PETITIONS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL ELECTORATES
• CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • INCREASED COLD STORAGE ON MAIL STEAMERS
• QUESTION
  • PAY OF MILITIA FORCES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
  • Second Reading

8 July 1903

44,113 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH REMOUNTS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • TINGEY'S CASE
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE CENSORSHIP
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Third Reading
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading

9 July 1903

46,243 words

• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMENTS - PUBLICATION
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE OF FREMANTLE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL QUARANTINE
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
• QUESTION
  • MILTON POST-OFFICE REPAIRS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL WORKS- STATES WORKS DEPARTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME: POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN COUNCIL OF DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • HOLIDAYS : POSTAL OFFICIALS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

14 July 1903

56,214 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • NEW MILITARY REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLICATION OF PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMENTS
• QUESTION
  • MAJOR-GENERAL HUTTON'S REPORT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • SYDNEY CUSTOM-HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR BONUS INSPECTORS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading

15 July 1903

53,653 words

• BRITISH NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON WHEELS AND AXLES
• QUESTION
  • QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL STATUS OF COLOURED ALIENS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCES OF FREMANTLE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLICATION OF PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMENTS
• QUESTION
  • TABLE OF PRECEDENCE
• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF BOYSVICTORIAN GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Defence Bill - Friday Sittings -

16 July 1903

49,142 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUBLETTING OF MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLICATION OF PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMENTS
• QUESTION
  • TABLE OF PRECEDENCE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL SITES COMMISSION
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• PAPER
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

21 July 1903

54,121 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS OF WHALE OIL
• ALLEGED FEDERAL EXTRAVAGANCE
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL ARGREEMENT - CAPTAIN CRESWELL'S OPINION
• QUESTION
  • REPORT OF GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING, 1902-3
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON STRAWBOARD
• METRIC SYSTEM
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • FRIDAY SITTINGS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Conciliation and Arbitration Bill - Federal Capital Site

22 July 1903

43,245 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL SITES COMMISSION
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • THE " PROTECTOR
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF CAPTAIN STRACHAN
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA : CUSTOMS PREFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS: POLICE BONUS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading

23 July 1903

53,074 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL ROLL
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH POPULATION
• PAPERS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
  • Second Reading
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
  • The White Star Line
• DEFENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Newspaper Supplements - Commonwealth Library - Sugar Bonus Bill

24 July 1903

19,671 words

• QUESTION
  • METROPOLITAN TELEPHONE EXCHANGES
• QUESTION
  • STATISTICAL RETURNS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
• PAPUA CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• CONSTITUTION ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • My Dear Prime Minister
  • Re Conciliation Bill
  • My Dear Kingston,
  • Edmund Bahton
  • Minister for Trade and Customs
  • My Dear Prime Minister, -
  • My Dear Kingston, -
  • Edmund Barton

28 July 1903

54,846 words

• PETITIONS
• ESTIMATES (1903-4)
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • SUPERANNUATION RIGHTS OP TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • BUDGET (1903-4)
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• BUDGET (1903-4)
  • In Committee of Supply :
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT

29 July 1903

48,101 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • MINISTER FOR TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • ABSENCE OF GOVERNOR-GENERAL FROM MELBOURNE
• QUESTION
  • KADINA POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • MARIBYRNONG POWDER MAGAZINE
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
  • How?
• PAPERS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Orderof Business - Federal Capital Sites

30 July 1903

44,393 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • MINISTER FOR TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SAVINGS BANK
• QUESTION
  • GENERAL ELECTIONS: CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE : WINNECKE'S GOLD-FIELDS
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Orderof Business

31 July 1903

26,878 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • KADINA POST-OFFICE
• PAPUA (BRITISHNEW GUINEA) BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business - Western Australian Telephone Service

4 August 1903

47,489 words

• PETITIONS
• MINISTER FOR TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • KADINA POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL OFFICER
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE INCREASES
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• NATURALIZATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL

5 August 1903

39,899 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • VALUE OF TRANSFERRED PROPERTIES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN VOLUNTEER FORCE
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • OVERSEA MAILS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• DEFENCE BILL

6 August 1903

46,843 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • AREA OF CAPITAL CITIES
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE GUARANTEES
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE : WINNECKE'S GOLD-FIELDS
• QUESTION
  • FIDELITY GUARANTEE FUND
• QUESTION
  • COUNTRY NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENTS
• QUESTION
  • MOUNTED INFANTRY: GEELONG
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES NAVAL BRIGADE
• SUPPLY (FORMAL)
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL

7 August 1903

23,692 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• PETITION
• PAPERS
• DEFENCE BILL
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

11 August 1903

53,428 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• QUESTION
  • PENNY POSTAGE
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL COMMANDANTS' REPORTS
• PAPERS
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • Ministerial Precedence
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • PARTIALLY-PAID FORCES : NEWCASTLE
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • VALUE OF TRANSFERRED PROPERTIES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES
• QUESTION
  • PRESS MESSAGES
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE SHIPPING TRADE
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading

12 August 1903

53,409 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING CASUALTIES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL

13 August 1903

48,860 words

• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • KADINA POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • AGENTS-GENERAL AND PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE
• QUESTION
  • REPORT OF GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING
• QUESTION
  • LETTER-CARRIERS' OVERCOATS
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : SOUTH AUSTRALIA
  • Resolved
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : VICTORIA
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

14 August 1903

30,938 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : NEW SOUTH WALES
  • Honorable Members. - " Gag," " Gag
• JUDICIARY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

18 August 1903

50,547 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • FIDELITY GUARANTEE FUND
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY OF STORES : WYNDHAM
• QUESTION
  • MINIMUM WAGE
• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF ALIENS
• QUESTION
  • SANDOWN PARK TELEGRAPH SERVICE
• No. 2
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : NEW SOUTH WALES
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
• QUEENSLAND
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

19 August 1903

43,882 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : QUEENSLAND
• JUDICIARY BILL
• PATENTS BILL
• CONSTITUTION (SECTION 125) AMENDMENT BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

20 August 1903

47,468 words

• PETITIONS
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS: QUEENSLAND
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS.: ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • EXPENDITURE : QUEENSLAND TRANSFERRED DEPARTMENTS
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ELECTORATE OF EAST SYDNEY
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

21 August 1903

28,616 words

• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE TO KING ISLAND
• QUESTION
  • STATEMENTS BY SENATORREID
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH AUDITING
• TASMANIAN DEFENCE FORCES
• CONCILATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT:
  • Order of Business

25 August 1903

48,735 words

• PETITIONS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • OVERDUE ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • PARTIALLY-PAID OFFICERS-: CAPITATION PAYMENTS
• PAPERS
• DEFENCE BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

26 August 1903

42,049 words

• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• PETITIONS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH REPRESENTATION IN ADJACENT TERRITORIES
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH AMMUNITION FACTORY
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS : POLICE COMPENSATION
• QUESTION
  • OVERDUE ACCOUNTS
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

27 August 1903

45,746 words

• PETITIONS
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • HONORARY MINISTER
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • IRON BONUS COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • NARRABRI-WALGETT MAIL SERVICE
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : TASMANIA
  • A Young Shot
  • July 23
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS TASMANIA
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

28 August 1903

26,329 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER
• MINISTER FOR HOME AFFAIRS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • VICTORIAN RIFLE CLUBS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE INSTRUCTIONAL. STAFF
• QUESTION
  • BUDGET, 1903-4
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Site

1 September 1903

50,948 words

• PETITION
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• SUG AR BOUNTIES
• QUESTION
  • DUTY UPON TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DISTRIBUTION
• PAPERS
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

4 September 1903

29,561 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE TENDERS
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE COMMERCE
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Queensland and Tasjianian Mail Services - Federal Capital Site - Queensland
  • Telegraph Offices

8 September 1903

33,219 words

• NEW MEMBER
• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND MAIL TENDERS
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• QUESTION
  • MEMORIAL OF BUGLER J. ANDERSON
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY OF RIFLES TO RIFLE CLUBS
• INTER-STATE COMMISSION BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

9 September 1903

31,198 words

• NEW MEMBER
• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Conciliation and Arbitration Bill
• QUESTION
  • ENTRY FORMS FOR DUTIABLE GOODS
• QUESTION
  • EUCLA TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
• BUDGET, 1903-4
  • In Committee of Supply :
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business - The Rhodes Scholarships

10 September 1903

49,677 words

• PETITION
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Divisions

11 September 1903

34,326 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
  • Honorable Members. - Oh !
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL RETURN
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP
• COST OF MILITARY- INSPECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION : SHIPPING
• QUESTION
  • BUDGET, 1903-4

15 September 1903

48,557 words

• QUESTION
  • EMPLOYMENT OF ALIEN LABOUR
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE RELIEVING ALLOWANCES
• QUESTION
  • CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION LEGISLATION
• QUESTION
  • DIRECT WORKING OF TELEGRAPH LINE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
• BUDGET, 1903-4
  • In Committee of Supply :
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL
• AFFAIRS
• QUESTION
  • ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS
• DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
  • Division 25 (The Treasury)- £7 , 154,
  • Agreed to
  • Division 27 (Government Printer) - £14,193

16 September 1903

49,512 words

• NEW MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • FRANKING OP DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE.-
• QUESTION
  • CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION : SHIPPING
• PUBLIC SERVICE RELIEVING
• QUESTION
  • ALLOWANCES
• SUPPLY.
• DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
  • Division 38 (Chief Administration) - £4,706
  • Again
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Supply Bill (No. 3)

17 September 1903

49,162 words

• QUESTION
  • CONSOLIDATION OF STATE DEBTS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• NEW MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • MEDICINE CHESTS : TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• SUPPLY
• DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
  • Division 38(Chief Administration) - £4,706
  • Division 101 (General Contingencies), £10,660
• POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
  • Division 174 (Central Staff), £5,347
• QUESTION
  • ADDITIONS, NEW WORKS, AND BUILDINGS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• PATENTS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

22 September 1903

49,670 words

• QUESTION
  • HIGH COURT APPOINTMENTS
• COMMONWEALTH METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE: MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S RESIGNATION
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES BILL
• QUESTION
  • NEW STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • GENERAL ELECTION
• QUESTION
  • EAST "SYDNEY ELECTION
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Return

23 September 1903

46,316 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COURT APPOINTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
• QUESTION
  • POSITION OF THE MINISTRY
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL- SHIPPING
• QUESTION
  • DEDUCTIONS FOR QUARTERS
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
  • Resolved -
  • Western Group - Bathurst, Lyndhurst, Orange
  • South-Western Group - Albury, Tumut
  • Southern Group- Bombala, Dalgety
  • Ayes ... ... 18
  • Noes ... ... 30
  • Majority ... .... 12
• SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

24 September 1903

3,412 words

• RESIGNATION OF PRIME MINISTER : NEW ADMINISTRATION
  • Minister of State for Trade and Customs - The Honorable Sir William John Lyne, K.C.M.G
  • Treasurer - The Right Honorable Sir George Turner, P.O., K.C.M.G.
  • Minister of State for Home Affairs - The Right Honorable Sir John Forrest, P.O., G.C.M.G
  • Attorney-General - The Honorable James George Drake
  • Postmaster-General - The Honorable Sir Philip Oakley Fysh, K.C.M.G
  • Minister of State for Defence - The Honorable Austin Chapman
• ADJOURNMENT

29 September 1903

48,354 words

• PETITION
• NEW MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• KADINA POST-OFFICE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT : ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND NAVAL FORCES
• WAYS AND MEANS
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
• QUESTION
  • SUPPLY
• PATENTS BILL
  • Second Reading

30 September 1903

44,314 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• VACANT SEAT
• DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT
• PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• GENERAL ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• NAVIGATION BILL
• HIGH COURT : FIRST SITTING
• NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATION No. 149
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
  • Second Reading
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1903-4
• SUPPLY
• QUESTION
  • WAYS AND MEANS
• PATENTS BILL
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
  • Presidents
  • The Senate,
  • Melbourne, 30th September, 1903
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Opening of High Court : Federal Capital. Site : Recruiting of Polynesians

1 October 1903

17,002 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • MASSACRES IN MACEDONIA
• QUESTION
  • COMMANDANT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCES
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUBS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT : REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • HUNTER ELECTORATE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE TYPISTS
• QUESTION
  • PRESERVATION OF FRESH FRUIT
• QUESTION
  • ALLOWANCES TO POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTATION OF OILS
• QUESTION
  • ARMOURED HORSE-CAR
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
  • Third Reading
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
  • Third Reading
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• WAYS AND MEANS
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)
• PATENTS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Site
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Site

6 October 1903

56,178 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • SHIPS' STORES REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • WITNESSING OF POSTAL VOTES
• QUESTION
  • FREE PASSES TO RIFLEMEN
• NEW MAIL CONTRACTS
• PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT
• OVERTIME : CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
• HIGH COURT PRACTITIONERS
• DEFENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • SUNDAY POSTAL DELIVERIES
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

7 October 1903

42,681 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY
• QUESTION
  • COLONEL LYSTER
• QUESTION
  • GENERAL ELECTIONS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY TO THE MINISTER FOR TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • ANNUAL LEAVE: CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
• FISHING SCHOONER DORIS
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL

8 October 1903

52,214 words

• QUESTION
  • ATTORNEY-GENERAL AS COUNSEL
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE RANGES
• QUESTION
  • SMUGGLING OF ARMS, SOLOMON ISLANDS
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE TYPISTS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONES AT KALGOORLIE
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• EXTRADITION BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE ACT AMENDMENT BILL

9 October 1903

34,361 words

• PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS COMMISSIONER
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT FOR TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE
• QUESTION
  • ANNUAL LEAVE : CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Private Members' Business
• ADJOURNMENT
  • States Debts

14 October 1903

41,391 words

• STANDING ORDERS
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POSTAL OFFICIALS
• QUESTION
  • RAILWAY PASSES TO RIFLEMEN
• QUESTION
  • ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH AND TRACTION REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • KALGOORLIE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • CLOSE OF THE SESSION
• QUESTION
  • DATE OF GENERAL ELECTIONS
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ARMS FOR RIFLE CLUBS
• QUESTION
  • ANNUAL LEAVE OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY TO DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• PATENTS BILL
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• EXTRADITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE AMENDMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• APPROPRIATION BILL 1903-4
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1903-4
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Standing Orders : Inter-State Certificates

15 October 1903

11,672 words

• PAPERS
• LIBRARY COMMITTEE'S REPORT
• OVERTIME FOR LETTER-CARRIERS AND SORTERS
• RENTALS OF OFFICIAL QUARTERS
• ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• HONOURS FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL FINANCES: SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• RECEIPTS
• PUBLIC SERVICE AMENDMENT BILL
• STANDING ORDERS
  • In Committee :
  • Standing Order 1-
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Attendance of Members : Electoral Administration : Public Service Regulations

20 October 1903

56,608 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • COLLECTION OF BORDER DUTIES
• LAND EXCHANGES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS OFFICIALS: SUNDAY WORK
• QUESTION
  • COASTAL TELEGRAPH STATIONS
• RULES PUBLICATION BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH COINAGE
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY BANDS
• QUESTION
  • ASSOCIATES OF JUSTICES OF HIGH COURT
• PATENTS BILL
• PAPER
• RULES PUBLICATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Rolls : Letter Delivery

21 October 1903

60,964 words

• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • RECEPTION OF LORD NORTHCOTE
• QUESTION
  • MAIL DELAYS, MARBLE BAR
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PROSECUTIONS
• ATTENDANCES OF MEMBERS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICIALS OF DEFENCE DEPARTMENT
• PAPER
  • Western Australian Transcontinental Railway
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• PATENTS BILL
• RULES PUBLICATION BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • EXCHANGE OF LAND
• QUESTION
  • MARITIME LEGISLATION
• QUESTION
  • BENDIGO TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION
• QUESTION
  • ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

22 October 1903

2,316 words

• ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL : HIS EXCELLENCY'S REPLY
  • Commonwealth of Australia
  • Governor-General
  • Gentlemen,
• TENNYSON
• QUESTION
  • CLOSE OF THE SESSION
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • OFFICIALS OF DEFENCE DEPARTMENT
• PROROGATION.
  • Tennyson,
  • By His Excellency's Command,
• ALFRED DEAKIN