Senate
1904

2 March 1904

2,037 words

• OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
• SENATORS SWORN
  • Croft, John William (Western Australia)
  • De Largie, Hugh (Western Australia)
  • Findley, Edward (Victoria)
  • Givens, Thomas (Queensland)
  • Gray, John Procter (New South Wales)
  • Guthrie, Robert Storrie (South Australia)
  • Henderson, George (Western Australia)
  • Pulsford, Edward (New South Wales)
  • Story, William Harrison (South Australia)
  • Styles, James (Victoria)
  • Turley, Henry
• ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
• PRESENTATION OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• PAPERS
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• ADJOURNMENT

3 March 1904

46,934 words

• ADMINISTRATION OF OATH
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE REGULATIONS
• DAYS OF MEETING
• SESSIONAL COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• PAPERS

4 March 1904

6,805 words

• COMMITTEE QF DISPUTED RETURNS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • CONTRACT POST-OFFICES
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY

9 March 1904

49,161 words

• PETITION
• NEW SENATOR
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• QUESTION
  • PRIVATE BUSINESS
• PAPERS

10 March 1904

42,569 words

• QUESTION
  • DEPARTMENT OF QUARANTINE
• QUESTION
  • CIGARS: VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• SUSPENSION OF SITTINGS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH: ADDRESS IN REPLY
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Appointment of Chairman of Committees

16 March 1904

37,734 words

• NAVIGATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • SAVINGS BANKS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS DUTIES : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL WHARFAGE RATES
• QUESTION
  • SUBSTITUTES FOR BUTTER
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY INSPECTION : TASMANIA
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH: ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SUSPENSION OF SITTING
• POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ANSWER TO ADDRESS IN REPLY
  • Melbourne, 16th March, 1904-
  • Mr. President and Gentlemen,
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• CHINESE IN THE TRANSVAAL
  • The Transvaal and Chinese Labour
• PAPERS

17 March 1904

18,015 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• NAVIGATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL MONOPOLY IN TOBACCO
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL

13 April 1904

39,960 words

• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE REGULATIONS
• TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL AND MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • COLOURED ALIEN IMMIGRATION
• QUESTION
  • PRIVILEGE : PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMENTS
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL

14 April 1904

42,006 words

• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • BLIND SEA-PASSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • CAPTAIN P. N. BUCKLEY
• QUESTION
  • MAILS FOR NEW ZEALAND
• QUESTION
  • DESIGN FOR POSTAGE STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• PRINTING OF PAPERS
• PAPER
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PARADE STATES
• RENT FOR COMMONWEALTH PREMISES
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• FRAUDULENT MARKS ON MERCHANDISE BILL
• QUESTION
  • GRANT OF SUPPLY
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL IRON WORKS
• NAVIGATION BILL
• PRIVATE BUSINESS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

20 April 1904

14,718 words

• PETITION
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Position of Ministry
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• PAPER
• PACIFIC CABLE : NEWS SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE CERTIFICATES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL OFFICERS' CLAIMS
• PRIVILEGE

21 April 1904

1,725 words

• PETITION
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • VOLUNTEER RIFLE REGIMENTS
• PAPERS

27 April 1904

2,123 words

• PRIVILEGE
  • Select Committee;
• RESIGNATION OF THE DEAKIN MINISTRY : NEW ADMINISTRATION
  • Prime Minister and Treasurer- The Honorable J. C. Watson
  • Minister for External Affairs - The Honorable W. M. Hughes
  • Attorney-General - The Honorable H. B. Higgins
  • Minister for Home Affairs - The Honorable E. L. Batchelor
  • Minister for Trade and Customs - The Honorable A. Fisher
  • Minister for Defence - The Honorable Senator A. Dawson
  • Postmaster-General - The Honorable H. Mahon
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• NAVIGATION BILL
• MERCHANDISE MARKS BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

18 May 1904

9,499 words

• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE TEAM: BISLEY
• PAPERS
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

19 May 1904

6,383 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • SUB-LETTING OF POST-OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • AN.GLO-CHINESE LABOUR CONVENTION
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • BLIND SEA PASSENGERS
• QUESTION
  • PATENTS OFFICE: STAFF
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• FEDERAL IRON WORKS
• COMPULSORY DRILLING OF YOUTHS
• NATIONAL MONOPOLY IN TOBACCO
• PRIVILEGE : FREEDOM" OF SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

25 May 1904

53,442 words

• MOTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
• QUESTION
  • CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • REAPERS AND BINDERS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • JUDGMENTS OF HIGH COURT
• FEDERAL CAPITAL: LYNDHURST SITE
• PAPERS
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS' BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
  • London Coals Mine Duties Continuance Bill Second Reading. Debate

26 May 1904

17,445 words

• QUESTION
  • SUMMER SESSIONS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FLAG
• DEFENCE REGULATIONS
  • Part V., Regulation 38
  • In Committee:
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

1 June 1904

41,510 words

• QUESTION
  • INDUSTRIALISM AND EDUCATION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL AND STATE ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • SUBLETTING OF POST OFFICES
• QUESTION
  • SUMMER SESSIONS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• PAPERS.
• SEAT OF- GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading

2 June 1904

50,761 words

• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• MILITARY COMMANDANT : SECRET SERVICE CODE
• PRIVILEGE: FREEDOM OF SPEECH
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE REGULATIONS
• CASE OF MAJOR J. W. M. CARROLL
  • Case of Major J. W. M. Carroll
• AUSTIN CHAPMAN,
• PAPER
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL

3 June 1904

25,404 words

• QUESTION
  • PRINTING OF PAPERS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PAPERS
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL

8 June 1904

20,786 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING OF DOCUMENTS
• OATHS ADMINISTRATION BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
  • Second Reading

9 June 1904

9,010 words

• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCES
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING OF DOCUMENTS
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• PAPER
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • PRIVILEGE: FREEDOM OF SPEECH
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL 1903-4
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1903-4
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

29 June 1904

42,251 words

• QUESTION
  • EXPORT OF LEATHER
• PAPERS
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SELECT COMMITTEE : TOBACCO MONOPOLY
• SELECT COMMITTEE : PRIVILEGE

30 June 1904

24,408 words

• PAPER
• HANSARD PROOFS;
• QUESTION
  • FRAUDULENT CUSTOMS ENTRIES
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES LAND COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SELECT COMMITTEE : PRIVILEGE
• SELECT COMMITTEE : CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• SELECT COMMITTEE : TOBACCO MONOPOLY
• PUBLIC WORKS: DAY LABOUR
• LEAVE TO MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO GIVE EVIDENCE BEFORE SELECT COMMITTEES
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• DEFENCE ACT REGULATIONS
  • In Committee :
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

13 July 1904

34,757 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • PEARLING INDUSTRY
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• SELECT COMMITTEE : CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
• SELECT COMMITTEE : TOBACCO MONOPOLY

14 July 1904

18,547 words

• QUESTION
  • KING ISLAND MAIL SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL CONTRACT
• QUESTION
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY MAILS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SELECT COMMITTEE: CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• IMPORTS
• ST
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS: DAY LABOUR
• SELECT COMMITTEE: CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

27 July 1904

34,717 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL FORCE S
• QUESTION
  • RE-MEASUREMENT OF SHIPS
• QUESTION
  • PEARLING INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • ATTACK ON PAPUANS
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS _ BILL
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• FURTHER SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• QUESTION
  • SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• FURTHER SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• TRADE MARKS BILL

28 July 1904

26,762 words

• QUESTION
  • ARTILLERY AND AMMUNITION
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE CLASSIFICATION
• QUESTION
  • OVERSEA MAIL MATTER
• QUESTION
  • METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • ATTACK ON PAPUANS
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • SALE OF DUTY STAMPS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• FIELD GUNS
• SELECT COMMITTEE : CASE OF SENATOR NEILD
• SELECT COMMITTEE: CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC WORKS : DAY LABOUR
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES : REBATE OF DUTIES
• PAPER
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

10 August 1904

33,015 words

• QUESTION
  • PICTURE BY MR. T. ROBERTS
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• PAPERS
• FRAUDULENT TRADE MARKS BILL
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• SELECT COMMITTEE : TOBACCO MONOPOLY

11 August 1904

46,344 words

• QUESTION
  • CAIRNS POST OFFICE
• PAPERS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• EVIDENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES: REBATE OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • CONVERSION OF GUNS
• QUESTION
  • PRESENTATION OF GUNS TO MUNICIPALITIES
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

24 August 1904

37,925 words

• QUESTION
  • TRAVELLING EXPENSES OF RIFLE TEAMS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' ASSURANCE POLICIES
• QUESTION
  • MAJOR-GENERAL HUTTON
• QUESTION
  • PRIVILEGE : CASE OF SENATOR LT.-COL. NEILD
• NEW ADMINISTRATION
  • The Right Hon. George Houstoun Reid, P.C., K.C., Minister of State for External Affairs;
  • The Right Hon. Sir George Turner, P.C., K.C.M.G., Treasurer;
  • The Hon. Dugald Thomson, Minister of State for Home Affairs;
• QUESTION
  • ARMY SERVICE. CORPS: SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • CONVERSION AND PURCHASE OF GUNS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF OBSOLETE GUNS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)

7 September 1904

10,473 words

• ASSENT TO BILLS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS AND POLITICS
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
• NORTHERN PORTIONS OF AUSTRALIA
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• EVIDENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

8 September 1904

40,186 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • ARTILLERY AND WARLIKE STORES
• PRIVATE BUSINESS
• SELECT COMMITTEE : TOBACCO MONOPOLY
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
• QUESTION
  • SELECT COMMITTEE: CASE OF SENATOR NEILD
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • None
  • Privilege- Mr. J. C. Neild

9 September 1904

28,207 words

• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Governor of Western Australia

14 September 1904

43,022 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• QUESTION
  • SELECT COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT

15 September 1904

2,190 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Want of Confidence Motion

28 September 1904

12,415 words

• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 4)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Private Business
• PAPERS

12 October 1904

4,233 words

• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Want of Confidence Motion
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 4)
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order or Business

19 October 1904

29,251 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS OFFICIALS AT BROOME
• QUESTION
  • RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY
• QUESTION
  • NORTH-WEST COAST SURVEY
• QUESTION
  • ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT. _
  • Business of Senate - Russo-Japanese War

20 October 1904

44,720 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
• HIGH COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• SELECT COMMITTEE : OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• SELECT COMMITTEE : CASE OF SENATOR NEILD
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
  • Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co. Limited, of Sydney (N.S.W.) and Samarai (B.N.G.)
  • Sirs,
  • July, 1903; (6), 29th July, 1903; (7), 3rd August, 1903; (8), 5th August, 1903; and . (9), 30th July, 1904
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

21 October 1904

29,444 words

• PETITION
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• PRIVILEGE: CASE OF SENATOR NEILD
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Progress of Business.

26 October 1904

49,638 words

• QUESTION
  • DISTINGUISHED STRANGER
• QUESTION
  • KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY SURVEY
• QUESTION
  • CONSUMPTIVE IMMIGRANTS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 5)
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

27 October 1904

42,530 words

• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLANDS MAIL SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES LAND COMMISSION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR INDUSTRY: WHITE LABOUR
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading

28 October 1904

33,556 words

• RUSSIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH FISHING FLEET
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CHINA OIL
• QUESTION
  • COINAGE OF SILVER BY THE COMMONWEALTH
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Second Reading

2 November 1904

46,751 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 5)
• PAPERS
• RUSSIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH FISHING FLEET
• QUESTION
  • COINAGE OF SILVER
• QUESTION
  • METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
• EXTRA SITTING DAY
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

3 November 1904

32,544 words

• QUESTION
  • RUSSIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH FISHING FLEET
• MILITARY FORCES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

4 November 1904

26,998 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH STATISTICIAN
• QUESTION
  • STATE TAXATION OF FEDERAL AGENCIES
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA ABORIGINES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

9 November 1904

40,457 words

• TRADE MARKS BILL
• DUTY ON CHINA OIL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS' LIFE ASSURANCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES: INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFS
• DISTINGUISHED STRANGER
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

10 November 1904

39,254 words

• DEFENCE FORCES : ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • INVOICE PRICE OF HARVESTERS
• INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF'S
• QUESTION
  • PRIVILEGE: CASE OF SENATOR LT.-COL. NEILD
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

11 November 1904

27,980 words

• PAPERS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY HEAD-COVERING
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA ABORIGINES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Conciliation and Arbitration Bill : Pair

16 November 1904

38,087 words

• QUESTION
  • KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • COTTON INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFS
• QUESTION
  • EXPORT TAX ON GREASY WOOL
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE : PENSIONS
• SEA CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

17 November 1904

35,158 words

• PAPER
• SEA CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
• OLD AGE PENSIONS
• SUGAR INDUSTRY
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL

18 November 1904

10,690 words

• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION
• QUESTION
  • CHINESE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• PAPER
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

23 November 1904

43,664 words

• QUESTION
  • REPRISALS ON GERMANY
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • KANAKAS IN QUEENSLAND:
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CHINA OIL
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
  • Third Reading
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SEA-CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
  • Second Reading
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL

24 November 1904

43,489 words

• SUGAR INDUSTRY
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• PRIVILEGE: CASE OF SENATOR LT.-COL. NEILD
  • Notices of Motion: Questions
  • Ayes ... ... ... 7
  • Noes ... ... ... 19
  • Majority ... ... 12
  • In Division:
  • Later :
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS SEIZURE OF JAPANESE GOODS
• QUESTION
  • GERMAN TRADERS IN THE PACIFIC
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF OFFICER
  • Jno. C. Neild, Lt.-Colonel,
  • Commanding 7th Regiment
  • Memorandum
  • Victoria Barracks, Sydney, 4th October, 1902
• SEA-CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL

25 November 1904

13,799 words

• PRIVILEGE: CASE OF SENATOR LT.-COL. NEILD
  • Notices of Motion
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS : MISSTATEMENTS ABROAD
• QUESTION
  • COMMUNICATION WITH NEW HEBRIDES AND NEW GUINEA
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL
• SEA CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
• TRADE MARKS BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

30 November 1904

30,899 words

• PETITION
• NOTICES OF MOTION
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CHINA OIL
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS SEIZURE OF JAPANESE GOODS
• SEA-CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
  • Third Reading
• TRADE MARKS BILL
  • Third Reading
• DEFENCE BILL 1904
• KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY SURVEY BILL
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• DEFENCE BILL 1904
  • Second Reading
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
  • Second Reading

1 December 1904

43,236 words

• QUESTION
  • PETITION : IRREGULAR
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • UNIFORM MARRIAGE LAWS
• KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY SURVEY BILL
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• WEBSTER AND SOICH V. JOHNSTON AND ARBOUIN
• QUESTION
  • PRYKE AND FULLER V. JOHNSTON AND ARBOUIN
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES: REBATE OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • SELECT COMMITTEE : CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• DEFENCE BILL 1904

2 December 1904

27,222 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • PREMIERS' CONFERENCE
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• DIVISIONS
• ADJOURNMENT

7 December 1904

46,191 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON CHINA OIL
• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • MARRIAGE LAWS
• QUESTION
  • PREMIERS' CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • LINOTYPE OPERATORS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• HOURS OF SITTING
• DEFENCE BILL 1904
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Marshall Islands

8 December 1904

55,930 words

• PAPER
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL

9 December 1904

27,440 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICES: ISLANDS
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR INDUSTRY
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• APPROPRIATION BILL
  • First Reading
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING OF YOUTHS,

13 December 1904

62,865 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE ADMINISTRATION
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• APPROPRIATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES BILL
• SEA-CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL

14 December 1904

92,218 words

• QUESTION
  • CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES BILL
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• APPROPRIATION BILL
• PAPER
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• SEA CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
• KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY SURVEY BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta Railway Survey Bill

15 December 1904

23,615 words

• PAPERS
• SEA-CARRIAGE OF GOODS BILL
• QUESTION
  • TOBACCO INDUSTRY : NATIONALIZATION
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL RAILWAY RATES
• QUESTION
  • MESSENGERS
• CASE OF MAJOR CARROLL
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL BOARD
• KALGOORLIE TO PORT AUGUSTA RAILWAY SURVEY BILL
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER-
• PROROGATION
  • Gentlemen :