INDEX TO APPENDIX TO THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SESSION, TWENTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT
VOLUME I.—PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, A-B. VOLUME lI.—PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, C-G. VOLUME lII.—PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, H-.1 to H-34. VOLUME IV.—PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, H-35 to -J.
NOTE.—Paper Number before Page Number
ACCIDENT INSURANCE— Accident Insurance Branch, State Fire Insurance Office, H-6a. ACCIDENTS— Aviation, H-35, 3 ; H-37, 15, 45, 71. Bush workers, H-31, 80, 112. Factories, H-11, 25, 34, 76-78. Forest Service, C-3, 55. Loss of life in fires, H-12, 9. Mining and quarry, C-2, 29, 34, 35, 46 ; C-2a, 9. Transport, H-40, 15, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46. Treatment and prevention, H-31, 76. Waterfront, H-15, 17. ACCLIMATIZATION SOCIETIES— H-22, 19, 22. ADVERTISING— Internal Affairs Department, H-22, 39. Medical advertisements, H-31, 22. Tourist and health resorts, H-2, 8, 10. AFRICA— A-l, 35. AGAR AGAR. See under MARKETING. AGE-BENEFICIARIES. See under SOCIAL SECURITY. AGREEMENTS— Between New Zealand and — Canada : Air transport, A-14, Other countries, A-l, 94. International— Western Samoa, A-4, 69. Wheat, A-I, 78; H-44, 32.
AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL {see also MARKETING)— Aerial top-dressing. D-l, 75; C-la, 4, 12; H-37, 43. Agricultural implements and dairy machinery manufacture, H-44, 47. Agricultural labour (general report) and minimum wage regulation in agriculture, A-7 (1950 report), 6, 19. Agricultural research, H-29, 16, 23, 25, 32, 34, 80, 82, 123; H-34, 8, 39, 82, 87, 104, 105. Animal Research Division, H-29, 32. Beekeeping, H-29, 125. Honey marketing, H-30, 7, 29, 34. Cattle saleyards: Hygiene, H-31, 22. Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 19, 21, 25, 41. Fruit industry, A-3, 21, 25. Dairy industry, H-29, 71; H-30, 29. Milk, H-30, 21, 29, 30, 31 ; H-31, 18 ; H-31a ; H-34, 21. Town milk, H-29, 79 ; H-30, 22 ; H-31 a. Treatment, H-30, 25, 26. Produce : Rationing, B-6, 6 Research, H-34, 42, 87. Deer menace, H-37, 44. Department: Annual report, H-29. Director-General: Report, H-29, 2. Emergency cool-storage and meat-canning plants, B-l [Pt. ll], 42. Extension Division, H-29, 8. Farming operations : Prisons, H-20, 6. Farm labour shortage, B-6, 27. Farm training and settlement: Ex-servicemen. H-18, 13, 17, 19. Farm workers— Accommodation, H-11, 33. Agricultural Workers Act, H-11, 33.
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AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL (see also MARKETING) —continued Fertilizers and lime, B-l [Pt. ll], 39 ; B-6, 26 ; D-I, 75 ; C—la, 4, 12 ; H-29, 17, 27 ; H-30, 7, 31 ; H-34, 83, 89 ; H-37, 43. Field experimental work, H-29, 16. Flax, H-29, 28. Flock House, H-29, 11. Fruit, H-29, 109, 127 ; H-34, 43, 93 ; H-44, 44. Apple and Pear Marketing Board, B-l [Pt. ll], 41., Harvesting, .&c; ; by Army personnel, B-l [Pt. ily 361 Hops, H-29, 120 ; H-34, 79. Horticulture, H-29, 109. Land-utilization and land-improvement, H-29, 29. Lectures, field-days, and farm schools, H-29, 11, 83. Live-stock Division, H-29, 93. Meat, H-34, 23. Nassella tussock, H-29, 28. Noxious weeds, H-29, 108. Plant research, H-34, 63, 95. Prices, H-29, 6 ; H-30, 22. Primary industry : Standards, H-44a, 12. Primary production, B-6, 26 ; B-13, 3 ; B-15, 7. Rabbit menace, H-28, 49 ; H-29, 107 ; H-37, 44. Rural housing, J-6, 9, 10. Seeds, H-29, 13. Share-milking Agreements Act, H-11, 37. Shearers : Training, H-11, 9. Sheep : Annual returns, H-23. Tobacco, H-29, 120. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 9. ' Tractors and farm implements, B-6, 27. United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, A-l, 70. Fifth session, Washington, November, 1949 : Report, A-8. Veterinary science, H-18, 10. Vineyards and wine-production, H-29, 118. Western Samoa, A-4, 34. •Wheat, flour, and bread, H-34, 75 ; H-44, 24, 29. International Wheat Agreement, A-l, 78; H-44, 32. Wool, B-l [Pt. ll], 42 ; B-10, 8 ; H-29, 104. Young farmers' clubs, H-29, 12. AID TO BRITAIN— H-40, 34. AITKEN, C. M.— Petition, 1-9, 2. ALEXANDER TURNBULL LIBRARY— H-22, 40. ANDERSON, E.— Petition, 1-1, 2. ANIMALS PROTECTION AND GAME ACT H-22, 17, 19, 25.
ANNUAL AND STATUTORY HOLIDAYS— A-7 (1949 report), 74 ; H-11, 36 ; H-45, 13, 19. ANNUAL SHEEP RETURNS— H-23. APPLE AND PEAR MARKETING BOARD— B-l [Pt. ll], 41. APPRENTICESHIP. See under LABOUR. ARMORIAL INSIGNIA OF NEW ZEALAND— Protection, H-10a, 73, 86. ARMY. See under DEFENCE. ART UNIONS— H-22, 36. ASHBURTON LICENSING TRUST— Report, H-24c. ASIA— A-l, 14, 55 ; A-17. ATLANTIC PACT— A-l, 24. s.s. " ATLANTIS " B-l [Pt. ll], 40. ATOMIC ENERGY— A-l, 40 ; A-2, 53, 57. AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL AND AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-5, 2 ; 1-16, 4. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BRIDGE— D-l, 12, 35. AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN DRAINAGE BILL— Report, 1-16, 6. Proceedings open to press, 1-16, 6. AUCKLAND RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED)— Petition, 1-8, 2. AUDITOR-GENERAL. See CONTROLLER AND AUDITOR-GENERAL. AUSTRALIA— Agriculture, H-29, 5. Reciprocity with, regarding social security benefits, H-9, 12. Trade with, H-44, 22. AUSTRIA— A-l, 26. AVIATION— Accidents, H-35, 3 ; H-37, 15, 45, 71. Aerial deer-control, H-37, 44. Aerial mapping, H-37, 44. Aerial photography, C-la, 4, 12.
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AVIATION —continued Aerial rabbit-control, H-37, 44. Aerial top-dressing, C-la, 4, 12 ; D-l, 75 ; H-37, 43. Aerodromes, D-l, 30 ; H-37, 30. Wellington and Christchurch, D-l, 12. Aeronautical research, H-37, 7. Air Department : Annual report, H-37. Air navigation, H-37, 34, 46. Air services— Air mail, F-l, 7, 9. British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines, B-l [Pt. ll], 38 ; H-37, 42. Cook Islands-New Zealand, A-3, 22. Internal, H-35, 10 ; H-37, 39, 49, 50. International, H-37, 40. New Zealand National Airways, B-l [Pt. ll], 38 ; B-6, 10 ; H-35 ; H-37, 42. New Zealand-Tokelau Islands, A-6, 10. Pacific Regional, H-35, 10. Pan-American World Airways, H-37, 42. South Pacific trunk, B-l [Pt. ll], 38. State interests in, B-l [Pt. ll], 37. Tasman Empire Airways, B-l [Pt. ll], 37 ; H-37, 40. Air traffic control, H-37, 7, 32. Air traffic rights in the Pacific : Exchange of notes with France, A-9. , Air Training Corps, H-3.7, 11. Air transport, H-37, 39. Agreement with Canada, A-14. <Jivil aviation — Director : Report, H-37. International, A-l, 73 ; H-37, 26. Commercial aviation, H-35, 5, 6. Education, H-37, 15. Finance, H-35, 2, 8, 11-13 ; H-37, 17. Meteorological services, H-37, 7, 52. Nationalization, H—3s, 3. Passenger traffic, H-35, 1. Subsidies, H-35, 5. Telecommunications, H-37, 27, 46. Tourist industry, H-2, 4, 21. BALANCE - SHEETS AND STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNTS— Audited accounts, B-l [Pt. IV]. BANANAS. See under MARKETING. BANKING AND CURRENCY— Bank of New Zealand : Annual report, B-15. Cook and other islands, A-3, 24, 25. Currencies : Devaluation, A-2, 118. European recovery programme, A—l, 81. Exchange rate, B-16, 10, 12, 14, 17 ; H-44, 3. Inflation, B-6, 11 ; H-44, 13. International monetary organization, A-l, 77, 79. Money supply, B-16, 15. New-Zealand-produced gold : Acquisition, B-16, 6. New Zealand's overseas funds, B-6, 3; .T-4, .12.
BANKING AND CURRENCY—continued Sterling, H-44, 3. Devaluation, B-15, 6 ; H-44, 3. Exchange, B-16, 3. Reserves, B-6, 3. Sterling area— Currency and Securities Exemption Notice, B-16, 18. Dollar deficit, A-l, 79. New Zealand, B-16, 12. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 11. Western Samoa, A-4, 27, 35. BAKER, E. 8., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-10, 2. BALCLUTHA BOROUGH COUNCIL VESTING AND EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-5, 2 ; 1-16, 5. BELSHAM, R. S.— Petition, 1-1, 4. BLAKE, J. H.— Petition, 1-12, 2. BLINDED SERVICEMEN'S TRUST BOARD— H-18, 8. BLUFF - STEWART ISLAND FERRY SERVICE— H-15, 2. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES— Allowances to members, B-l [Pt. ll], 44. \ BORSTALS— I H-20, 12. BOYD, G.— Petitions (2), 1-1, 3. BRAY, S. P.— Petition, 1-1, 3. BRAY, W. 8., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-10, 2. BRITISH COMMONWEALTH— A-l, 9, 75, 79, 82 ; A-17. BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES— Film, H-47, 9. BROADCASTING— Broadcasts to schools, F-3, 6. Children's services, F-3, 7. Commercial activities, F-3, 11. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 22, 26, 43. Engineering Division, F-3, 17. Finance, F-3, 14, 20. Music, F-3, 2. National Orchestra and celebrity concerts, B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; F-3, 9. News and commentaries, F-3, 3. News services, Information Section, Prime Minister's Department, H-47, 5.
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BROADCASTING —continued New Zealand Broadcasting Service, B-10, 8; F-3. New Zealand Listener, F-3, 10. New Zealand talent, F-3, 8. Overseas broadcasts, F-3, 5. Parliamentary broadcasts, F-3, 4. Plays and feature programmes, F-3, 4. Political advertising, F-3, 12. Programmes, F-3, 2, 7, 12. Radio apparatus : Manufacture, H-44, 48. Radio Regulations, H-15, 4. Radio research, H-34, 30, 82. Radio services (inland), F-l, 18. Radio-telephone service : Shipping, H-15, 2. Relations with overseas organizations, F-3, 10. Religious broadcasts, F-3, 5. Short-wave Division, F-3, 7. Special services and co-operation with other Government Departments, F-3, 10. Sporting broadcasts, F-3, 5. Telecommunications, A-l, 74 ; H-37, 27, 46. Western Samoa, A-4, 36, 60. BROSNAN, J. D.— Petition, 1-1, 2. BUDGET— Financial Statement and tables, B-6. BUILDINGS (see also MINISTRY OF WORKS)— Building and construction industry : Analysis, J-6, 26. Building-materials : Production and importation, J-6, 28. Industrial, H-44, 9. Standards, H-44a, 7. BULGARIA— Observance of human rights, A-2, 40. Peace settlement with, A-l, 29. BUREAU OF INDUSTRY. See under INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. BURMA— A-l, 22. BUSH WORKERS— Accidents, H-31, 80, 112. Bush Workers Act, H-11, 34. CANADA— Agreement with, re air transport, A-14. Agriculture, H-29, 5. Timber industry, C-3a, 77. Trade with, H-44, 20. CANTEEN BOARD AND FUND— H-19A ; H-228. CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PROGRAMME B-6, 13. CAWTHRON INSTITUTE— H-34, 80.
CEMENT— D-l, 10 ; H-44, 50 ; J-6, 19. CENSORSHIP— Films, H-22, 26. CENSUS AND STATISTICS— A-l, 54 ; A-4,5,47,51, 67 ; H-28, 9 ; H-31, 84, CENTRAL MILK COUNCIL— Report, H-31 a. CERAMICS— Research, H-34, 90. CEYLON— A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1, 28, 29, 84. CHATHAM ISLANDS— A-5, 11. CHATTELS TRANSFER AMENDMENT BILL Report, I-llj 3. CHILDREN. See WOMEN AND CHILDREN. CHINA— A-l, 19 ; A-2, 32. CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY DISTRICT AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-16, 3. CINEMA. See MOTION-PICTURE INDUSTRY. CIVIL AVIATION. See AVIATION. CLUB CHARTERS— H-3, 13 ; H-24A, 2. COAL. See under MINING INDUSTRY. COAL MINES AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-4, 2. COASTAL SURVEY— H-15, 2. COMMITTEES, SELECT— Agricultural and Pastoral, 1-10. Defence, 1-12. Education, 1-8. External Affairs, A-l, 8. Goldfields and Mines, 1-4. Joint Capital Punishment Bill, 1-17. Labour Bills, 1-9. Lands, I—s. Local Bills, 1-16. Public Health, 1-7. Public Petitions— A-L, 1-1. M-Z, 1-2. Statutes Revision, I—ll. COMMONWEALTH AGRICULTURAL BUREAUX— H-34, 112.
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COMMUNISM— Public Service, H-14, 12. COMMUNITY CENTRES— H-22, 39. COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING— H-11, 15 ; H-19, 2 ; H-22, 33. CONSOLIDATED FUND— B-l [Pt. I], 4, 6, 56 ; B-6, 30, 31, 32. CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS— H-22, 1. CONTROLLER AND AUDITOR-GENERAL— Report, B-l [Pt. ll]. CONTROLS— Abolition, B-6, 5. COOK ISLANDS. See tinder ISLAND TERRITORIES. COOPER, B. F.— Petition, 1-12, 2. CO-OPERATIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA— Colombo plan : Report, A-17. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. See under EDUCATION. COST OF LIVING— A-3, 28, 47 ; A-4, 77. COUNTRY LIBRARY SERVICE— H-32a, 1. COURT OF ARBITRATION— B-6, 9; H-11, 37. CRIME. See under JUSTICE AND PRISONS ; also POLICE. CROWN LANDS. See under LANDS. CROWN PROCEEDINGS BILL— Report, 1-11, 4. CURTIS, H. S., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-4, 2. CUSTOMS— Cost of collecting Customs and other revenue by the Customs Department : Return, B-12. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, A-l, 77. Import licensing— Carpets, J-4, 13, 14. Crockery, J-4, 13, 14. Ex-servicemen, H-18, 13. Import licensing in New Zealand —A review : Statement by Minister of Customs, J-4. Motor-vehicles, J-4, 15. Pianos, J-4, 13, 16.
CUSTOMS —continued Import licensing—continued Prefabricated houses, B-6, 15. Spirits, J-4, 13, 16. Watches, J-4, 13, 17. Sales-tax : Exemptions, B-6, 24. DAIRY INDUSTRY. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. DANGEROUS GOODS— H-22, 34. DAVIS, E. N. Petition, 1-1, 2. DEAF PEOPLE— Schools for, E-4, 4. DEATH DUTIES AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 4. DEBT— Public— Allocation, B-6, 59. Budget Statement, B-6, 12. Burden, B-6, 37. Increase and decrease, B-l [Pt. ll], 20. London, B-6, 59. Management, B-l 6, 4. Maturity dates and domicile of debt outstanding, B-6, 36. Repayment, B-l [Pt. ll], 21. Report and statement of accounts for the year, B-2. Transactions, &c., B-l [Pt. ll], 66 DEER— C-3, 19 ; H-22, 16, 20, 21. DEFENCE— Air — Air Department : Report, H-37. R.N.Z.A.F. : Report of Chief of Staff, H-37, 5-16. Armed Services : Housing, J-6, 14. Canteen Fund and Board, H-19a ; H-22b. Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Compulsory military training referendum, H-47, 7. Defence works, D-l, 34 ; H-37, 14. Disabled Servicemen's Re-establishment League, B-l [Pt. ll], 36 ; H-18, 8, 25. Finance, B-6, 21 ; H-19, 9. Maps and charts, C-la, 3. Military Forces : Report, H-19. Navy : Report, H-5. New Zealand and the Korean crisis : Whitepaper, J-3. Occupation Forces in Japan, B-l [Pt. ll], 36. Recruits : Aptitude tests, H-34, 60. Stores, B-l [Pt. ll], 35. DENTAL HYGIENE. See under HEALTH.
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DISABLED SERVICEMEN'S RE-ESTABLISHMENT LEAGUE— B-l [Pt. ll], 36 ; H-18, 8, 25. DISARMAMENT— A-l, 41. DISPLACED PERSONS— A-l, 72 ; A-2, 84 ; A-7 (1949 report), 61. DISPUTES. See under LABOUR. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS— H-22, 28. DISTRESS AND REPLEVIN AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 3. DIVIS, J.— Petition, 1-9, 1. DOMINION FIRE WASTE— H-12, 8. DOMINION MUSEUM. See NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND DOMINION MUSEUM. DOMINION SALT, LTD.— B-l [Pt. ll], 39. DRAINAGE OPERATIONS. See under LANDS. DRUGS. See LIQUOR AND DRUGS. DRUNKENNESS— H-16, 7. EARL, J. F., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-10, 2. EARTHQUAKE AND WAR DAMAGE COMMISSION— Report, B-11. EAST COAST FARMERS' FERTILIZER CO., LTD— B-l [Pt. ll], 39. EAST COAST MAORI TRUST LANDS— G-3 (1948-49) ; G-3 (1949-50) ; G-9, 13. EDINBURGH FILM FESTIVAL— H-47, 9. EDUCATION— Adults : Vocational training, A-7 (1950 report), 7, 22. Agriculture, H-34, 104, 105. Apprentice training, E-2, 18. Arts and crafts, E-2, 2. Travelling scholarships, H-21, 11. Broadcasts to schools, F-3, 6. Buildings, B-6,15 ; E-l, 5 ; E-2, 3, 19 ; E-3, 5. Children appearing before Children's Courts, &c., E-4, 7, 11-14. Child welfare, E-l, 7 ; E-4. Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 16, 38.
EDUCATlON—continued Defence Forces, H-37, 15. Dominion Museum, H-21, 9. Ex-servicemen, H-18, 9, 19. Trade training, H-18, 6, 17, 24. Finance, E-l, 28. Forestry, C-3, 9, 28 ; C-3a, 20-74. Handicapped children, E-l, 5 ; E-2, 6 ; E-4, 3 ; 1-8, 1. : Health, H-31, 7. Higher, E-l, 6 ; E-2, 15 ; E-3, 5 ; E-7. Islands education, A-5, 8, 9 ; A-4, 53, 64, 66. 82 • E—l 8 Maori, E-1,'6 ; E-3 ; G-11, 1. Minister of : Report, E-l. National Art Gallery, H-21, 11. Nutrition, A-8, 18. Physical education, E-2, 2. Pre-school, E-l, 5. Primary and post-primary, E-l, 4 ; E-2 ; E-3, 3. Public Service staff, H-14, 4. Pupils : Accommodation, E-l, 2. School-children, H-31, 53-56. School Dental Service, H-31, 58. School Library Service, H-32a, 9. School population estimates for years 1950-60 s White-paper, J-5. Schools— Correspondence, E-l, 6 ; E-2, 6, 12, 28, 37 Deaf people, E-4, 4. Learners (industry), H-11, 32. Library School, H-32a. 12. Maori, E-l, 6. Mines, C-2, 25. Navigation. H-15, 4. Private, E-2, 28. Technical, E-2, 10. Road safety, H-40, 20. School-children killed or injured in motor accidents, H-40, 45. South and South-east Asia, A-17, 49. Tables, E-l, 9-27 ; E-2, 20-44 ; E-3, 6-14 : E-4, 10-13 ; E-7, 3-10. Teachers' recruitment campaign, H-47, 4. ' UNESCO, E-l, 7. j Vocational guidance, E-l, 7. EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-8, 2. EDUCATION LANDS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-5, 3 ; 1-8, 2. EFFORD, L.— Petition, 1-17, 2. EGGS. See under MARKETING. EGLINTON VALLEY Tourist resort, H-2, 12. ELECTORAL— Compulsory military training poll, H-22, 3'2, 33 General election and licensing polls, H-22, 32. 33. Returns, H-33 ; H-33a ; H-33b. Local elections and polls, H-22, 5 ; H-28, 6.
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ELECTRIC-POWER SUPPLY. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. EMPLOYMENT. See under LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT. ENEMY PROPERTY EMERGENCY REGULATIONS— B-9, 4. ENGINEERING— H-44, 48. ERITREA— A-2, 27. ESTATES— Administration, B-9, 2. ESTCOURT, L. M.— Petition, 1-1, 4. ESTIMATES— Budget Statement, B-6, 19. Main, B-7 [Pt. I]. Supplementary, B-7 [Pt. ll]. ETHIOPIA— A-2, 29. EUROPE— A-l, 24 ; H-44, 20. EUROPEAN RECOVERY PROGRAMME— A-l, 81 ; B-6, 3. EVIDENCE AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 3. EXCHANGE RATES. See under BANKING AND CURRENCY. EXHIBITIONS AND INDUSTRIAL FAIRS— H-44, 25. EXPLOSIVES— H-22, 34. EX-SERVICEMEN. See under LANDS ; also REHABILITATION. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS— Africa, A-l, 35. Agreements— Between New Zealand and — Canada : Air transport, A-14. Other countries, A-l, 94. International— Western Samoa, A-4, 69. Wheat, A-l, 78 ; H-44, 32. Asia, A-l, 14, 55 ; A-17. Atlantic Pact, A-l, 24. Austria, A-l, 26. British Commonwealth, A-l, 9, 75, 79, 82 ; A-17. British Commonwealth and United States of America survey authorities : Conference, C—la, 4.
EXTERNAL AFFAlRS—continued t Budget Statement, B-6, 2. Bulgaria— Observance of human rights, A-2, 40. Peace settlement with, A-l, 29. Burma, A-l, 22. Ceylon, A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1, 28, 29, 84. China, A-l, 19 ; A-2, 32. Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, H-34, 112, Department— Annual report, A-l. ; Committee, Select, A-l, 8. Information and publicity, A-l, 7. Organization, A-l, 7. Publications, A-l, 104. Economic affairs, A-l, 77-82. Ethiopia, A-2, 29. Europe, A-l, 24. European Recovery Programme, A-l, 81 ; B-6, 3. Exchange of notes with the undermentioned countries regarding— France— Air traffic rights in the Pacific, A-9. Repayment of advances made by New Zealand to France in respect of military expenditure during the years 1940-45, A-12. ItalyFormer Italian colonies, A-l, 35. Peace settlement with, A-l, 29. Release of Italian assets placed under custodian control in New Zealand, A-l 3 ; B-9, 4. Norway : Mutual abolition of visas, A-10. Far East, A-l, 14. Food and Agriculture Organization, A-l, 70 : A-8 ; H-29, 30. Foreign Ministers' meeting, Ceylon, A-l, 11. Germany, A-l, 26. Greece, A-l, 27 ; A-2, 12. Human rights, A-l, 30, 40, 52 ; A-2, 40, 131 ; A-3, 9, 33 ; A-4, 41 ; A-6, 5. Hungary : Peace settlement, A—l, 29 ; A—2, 40. India, A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1,12,13, 16, 19, 69. Indians in South Africa, A-l, 36. Indo-China, A-l, 20. Indonesia, A-l, 21. International civil aviation, A-l, 73 ; H-37, 26, 40. International Children's Emergency Fund, A-l, 87; H-44, 24. International Conferences at which New Zealand was represented, A-l, 98. International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, A-16 ; H-15, 2. International Labour Conferences — Asian Regional, Ceylon : Report, A-7a, Thirty-second session : Report, A-7 (1949 report). Thirty-third session : Report, A-7 (1950 report). International Labour Organization, A-l, 66 : H-9, 14 ; H-11, 46. International Meteorological Organization. A-lj 76.
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EXTERNAL AFFAIRS —continued International Refugee Organization, A-l, 72 ; A-2, 84; A-7 (1950 report), 61. International standardization, H-44, 13. International telecommunications, A-l, 74 ; F-l, 19. International trade and monetary organizations, A-l, 77. International Union of Official Travel Organizations, H-2, 19. International Whaling Commission, A-l, 76. ItalyAssets placed under custodian control in New Zealand, A-13 ; B-9, 4. Foreign colonies in Africa, A-l, 35 ; A-2, 19. Peace settlement, A-l, 29. Japan, A-l, 15. Korea, A-l, 18 ; B-6, 2. New Zealand and the Korean crisis : Whitepaper, J-3. Legal and consular affairs, A-l, 65, 82. Malaya, A-l, 21 ; A-17, 1, 33, 90. Marshall Aid, B-16, 15. Middle East, A-l, 31. New members : Admission, A-l, 42. New Zealand Legation, Paris : Purchase, &c., B-l [Pt. ll], 24. New Zealand representation overseas, A-l, 84, 96 ; H-31, 8 ; H-44, 4, 23. Pacific, A-l, 12. Pakistan, A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 78. Palestine, A-l, 31 ; A-2, 62. Passports, H-22, 37. Peace settlements, A-l, 29. Sarawak, A-17, 1, 33. Singapore, A-17, 1, 33, 90. South Africa, A-l, 36. South and South-east Asia, A-l, 14, 55. Co-operative and economic development— Colombo plan : Report, A-17. South-west Africa, A-l, 37. Special international organizations, A-l, 66. Third World Forestry Congress, C-3a. Trade, H-44, 4, 14, 15, 23. United Nations, A-l, 38. Administration and finance, A-l, 64. Economic and social questions, A-l, 44. Field service, A-l, 44. Fourth regular session of the General Assembly, New York, 1949, A-2. International Children's Emergency Fund, A-l, 57 ; H-44, 24. Legal questions, A-l, 65. Maintenance of peace and security, A-l, 40. New members : Admission, A-l, 42. Security Council : Veto, A-l, 43. Trusteeship and non-self-governing territories, A-l, 58. UNESCO, A-l, 68 ; E-l, 7. Fourth session of the General Conference, Paris, 1949 : Report, A-11. War victims : Protection, A-l, 83. Western Union, A-l, 24. World Health Organization, A-l, 69.
FALLA, H. T.— Petition, 1-1, 4. FAMILY BENEFITS. See under SOCIAL SECURITY. FAR EAST— A-l, 14, 55 ; H-44, 22. FERGUSON, H. A., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-1, 4. FERTILIZERS. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. FINANCE— Ashburton Licensing Trust, H-24c, 3, 4. Bank of New Zealand, B-15. Budget, B-6. Canteen Board and Fund, H-19a ; H-22b. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 23, 44. Co-operative and economic development in South-east Asia : Colombo plan, A-l 7. Cost of collecting Customs, B-12. Defence — Air, H-37, 17. Army, H-19, 9. Earthquake and War Damage Commission, B-11. Education, E-l, 28. Estimates, B-6, 18 ; B-7 [Pt. I] ; B-7 [Pt. ll]. External affairs, A-l, 64. Fire Services Council, H-12, 6, 11-14. Forestry, C-3, 58, 88-97. Friendly societies and trade-unions, H-l, 3. General Assembly Library, H-32, 4. Geraldine Licensing Trust, H-24b. Government Insurance Commissioner, H-8. Health, H-31, 25, 34, 42, 74. Housing, J-6, 5, 14. Industries and commerce, H-44, 24. Internal affairs, H-22, 12. Invercargill Licensing Trust, H-24, 3, 4. Labour Department, H-11, 53. Lands —• Drainage operations— Hauraki Plains, C-8, 6. Rangitaiki, C-11, 3. Swamp, C-4, 2, 3. Kauri-gum industry, C-12, 2. Public domains and national parks, C-10, 7. Scenery preservation, C-6, 9. Settlement of Crown lands, C-l, 11. Survey, C-la, 6. Licensing Control Commission, H-3, 20, 25. Linen Flax Corporation of New Zealand, H-44b, 3, 4. Local Government Loans Board, B-17. Maori affairs, G-3 (1948-49) ; G-3 (1949-50); G-9, 16 ; G-11, 2. Marine Department, H-15, 20, 22, 33, 45, 55. Marketing Department, H-30, 15, 32. Masterton Licensing Trust, H-24a, 3, 4. Mining industry, C-2, 11, 27, 28, 32, 34, 36 ; C-2a, 1, 50-68. Ministry of Works, B-6, 17 ; D-l, 3, 4, 7, 9, 13, 65 ; D-4, 3, 6, 37, 40.
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FINANCE —continued National Art Gallery and Dominion Museum, H-21, 14. National Provident Fund, H-17 ; H-17a. New Zealand Broadcasting Service, F-3, 14, 20. New Zealand National Airways, H-35, 2, 8, 11-13. New Zealand Patriotic Fund Board, H-22a. Patents, designs, and trade-marks, H-10, 3. Police Force, H-16, 8, 13. Post and Telegraph Department, F-l, 2, 29. Printing and Stationery Department, H-36, 8. Prisons, H-20, 4. Public Accounts— Balance-sheets and statements of accounts, B-l [Pt. IV]. Controller and Auditor-General's report, B-l [Pt. ll]. Form of, B-6, 12. Public Accounts, with supplementary statements, including the public debt, B-l [Pt. I]. Public debt : Repayment, B-2. Public finances, B-6, 7. Public securities held in the Dominion or elsewhere, B-10. Public Service Superannuation Board, H-26. Public Trust Office, B-9, 5 ; B-9a. Railways, D-2, 1, 5, 6, 11, 22. Rehabilitation Board, H-18, 23. Reserve Bank of New Zealand, B-16. Scientific and Industrial Research Department, H-34, 7. Social security, H-9, 13, 15 ; H-9a. State Advances Corporation, B-13. State Fire Insurance Office, H-6. Accident Insurance Branch, H-6a. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 10. Transport Department, H-40, 14, 32, 38, 39. Waterfront Industry Commission, H-45, 15. Western Samoa, A-4, 27, 73. Works programme, B-6, 17. FIORDLAND— Tourist resort, H-2, 13. FIRES— Fire brigades— Fire-brigadesmen : National Provident Fund scheme, H-17, 2. Fire districts, H-22, 4 ; H-28, 48. Fire - fighting equipment : Standardization, H—44a, 6. Fire Services Council : Annual report, H-12. Forests, C-3, 14, 50, 62, 82. FISHING. See under INTERNAL AFFAIRS ; also MARINE. FLAX. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. FLOCK HOUSE— H-29, 11. FLOOD AND HAIL DAMAGE RELIEF— B-15, 7.
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATIONAL, 70 ; A-8. FOODS AND DRUGS— H-31, 18, 20 ; H-34, 21. FOODSTUFFS— Basic retail prices, B-6, 42. FOOTE, R. B.— Petition, 1-1, 2. FOOTWEAR AND LEATHER— H-44, 45. FOREIGN MINISTERS' MEETING, CEYLON, 1950 A-l, 11. FOREST AND BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, INCORPORATED— Petition, 1-5, 2. FORESTRY— Budget Statement, B-6, 17. Bush workers— Accidents, H-31, 80, 112. Bush Workers Act H-11, 34. Commercial, C-3, 10, 40, 63. Conservation forestry, D-l, 80. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 19. Finance, C-3, 58, 88-97. Fires, C-3, 50, 62, 82. Forestry and forest products, A-8, 17. Legislation, C-3, 14, 56. Maori-owned forests, C-3, 27. Murupara pulp and paper mill, C-3, 11 ; D-l, 12. New Zealand Forest Service : Annual report, C-3. Public and private forests, C-3, 25. Sawmilling and sash and door manufacture, C-3, 75. Third World Forestry Congress : Report, C-3a. Timber— Canada and the United States, C-3a, 77. Exports and imports, C-3, 73, 74 ; J-6, 28. Housing, J-6, 19. Preservation and protection, B-13, 12; H-34, 68. Supplies and marketing, C-3, 3, 6. Standardization, H-44a, 10. Transport, D-2, 17. Waipoua Forest: Report, 1-5, 2. Western Samoa, A-4, 34. FRANCE— Air traffic rights in the Pacific : Exchange of notes, A-9. Repayment of advances made by New Zealand to France in respect of military expenditure during the years 1940-45 : Exchange of notes, A-12. FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER— Tourist resort, H-2, 11.
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND TRADE-UNIONS— Annual report, H—l. FRUIT. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ; also MARKETING. FULL EMPLOYMENT. See under LABOUR. GAFFEY, K. G.— Petition, 1-9, 2. GAMING— Prosecutions, H-16, 7. GAS-MANUFACTURE— H-44, 25. GAZETTE — Number printed, H-36, 1. GENERAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY— Report, H-32. GENERAL ELECTION. See ELECTORAL. GENOCIDE— A-l, 66 ; A-2, 127. GEO-THERMAL POWER. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. GERALDINE LICENSING TRUST— Report, H-24b. GERMANY— A-l, 26 ; A-11, 8, 14. GIFFORD-MOORE, C., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-1, 2. GOLD AND SILVER MINING— C-2, 2, 31, 32, 33. GOLDFIELDS AND MINES (see also MINING INDUSTRY)— Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. GOODS— Index numbers of volume, B-6, 43. GOVERNMENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE OFFICE— Public securities held by, B-10, 2. GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE— Economies, B-6, 21. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT— Commissioner : Annual report, H-8, Public securities held by, B-10, 3. GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-5, 2. GOVERNMENT SUPERANNUATION BOARD— Public securities held by, B-10, 15.
GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ARMS— Protection, H-10a, 73, 86. GREECE— A-l, 27 ; A-2, 12. GREEN, A. M.— Petition, 1-1, 3. HANSARD. See under PARLIAMENT. HANSEN, J. R. B.— Petition, 1-1, 4. HARBOURS. See under MARINE. HARBOURS BILL— Report, 1-16, 5. HARPER, A. P., AND ANOTHER— Petition, 1-5, 2. HARRIS, H. T.— Petition, 1-1, 2. HAURAKI PLAINS DRAINAGE OPERATIONS— Annual report, C-8. HEALTH— Accidents amongst bush workers, H-31, 80, 112. Child hygiene, H-31, 53. Clinical services, H-31, 72. Dental hygiene, H-31, 57 ; H-37, 9. Dental technicians : Registration, 1-7, 2. Department— Annual report, H-31. Boards associated with, H-31, 8. Director-General : Report, H-31, 3. Education, H-31, 7. Finance, H-31, 25, 34, 42, 74. Hospitals, H-31, 37. Library Service, H—32a, 8. Hotels : Hygiene, H-3, 15. Industrial diseases, H-31, 77. Industrial hygiene, H-11, 21 ; H-31, 76. Island territories, A-5, 3, 4, 9. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 10, 34. South Pacific Health Service, A-4, 16 ; A-5, 3, Tokelau Islands, A-6, 6. Western Samoa, A-4, 16, 43, 66, 78. Maternal welfare, H-31, 61. Medical services, H-37, 9. Mental defectives, B-9, 3. Mental hygiene, H-31, 23. National Health Institute, H-31, 7. New Zealand representation abroad, H-31, 8. Nursing, H-31, 47. Nutrition, A-8, 18. Occupational health, H-31, 76. Physical medicine, H-31, 81. Poliomyelitis, H-31, 90. Public hygiene, H-31, 9. Social security medical benefits, H-31, 74, Tuberculosis, H-31, 65. Typhoid fever, H-31, 118. Visitors from abroad, H-31, 8. World Health Organization, A-l. 69.
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HENI POUTU AND ANOTHER— Petition, 1-3, 9. HOLMES CASE— H-14, 13. HOME AID SERVICE— B-6, 23 ; H-11, 43, 67. HOONE P. H. TUKARIRI AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 9. HOPS— H-29, 120 ; H-34, 79. HOSPITALS. See under HEALTH. HOTELKEEPERS— Prosecutions, H-16, 7. HOTELS. See under LICENSING ; also TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS. HOUSING— Accommodation— Farms, H-11, 33. Hotels, H-3, 11. Tourist and health resorts, H-2, 5, 22. Armed Services, J-6, 14. Budget Statement, B-6, 14. Building and construction industry, H-44, 9 ; J-6, 26. Building controls, B-6, 7. Building materials, J-6, 28. Building permits, J-6, 21. Building research, H-34, 27, 79. Cement and steel, D-l, 10 ; H-44, 45, 50 ; J-6, 19. Concessions to large families, J-6, 16. Construction, D-l, 3, 10, 13, 33, 101-7. Ex-servicemen, H-18, 15 ; J-6, 12. Finance, J-6, 14. Hostels and workers' camps, B-l [Pt. ll], 34 ; H-11, 8. Housing Account, State Advances Corporation, B-l 3, 17. Housing policy—Statement by Prime Minister : White-paper, J-6. Island territories— Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 14, 38. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 8. Western Samoa, A-4, 51. Loans, B-l 3, 5 ; J-6, 9. Building, J-6, 16. Farmers, J-6, 9. Industrial employers, J-6, 10, 16. Local bodies, J-6, 10, 16. Suspensory, B-6, 14 ; B-13, 8 ; J-6, 10, 15. Maori, B-6, 14 ; G-9, 2, 7 ; J-6, 10, 23. Mining industry, C-2, 27. Mortgage repayment insurance, J-6, 15. Pensioners' homes, J-6, 11. Prefabricated, B-6, 15 ; J-6, 20. Priority in building, J-6, 18. Private dwellings inhabited : Number, J-6, 22, 24. Public Services, H 14, 11 : J-6. 14.
HOUSING —continued Slums, D-l, 3 ; J-6, 12. State, J-6, 14. Rental : Lower-income groups, J-6, 8. Sale, B-13, 18 ; J-6, 17, 18. State employees, H-14, 11 ; J-6, 14. Tenancy, H-11, 49, 85. Timber supplies, J-6, 19. Timber workers, B-13, 19. Transit, B-13, 18 ; J-6, 9. Urban, B-13, 17. HOWARD, B.— Petition, 1-12, 2. HUMAN RIGHTS— A-l, 30, 40, 52 ; A-2, 40, 131 ; A-3, 9, 33 ; A-4, 41 ; A-6, 5. HUNGARY— A-l, 29 ; A-2, 40. HUNTLY BOROUGH EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-16, 3. HUTT VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-16, 3. HYDRO-ELECTRICITY. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. IMMIGRATION— A-7 (1949 report), 12, 44, 50, 55, 56 ; B-6, 18 ; E-4, 1 ; H-9, 14 ; H-11, 55, 67, 68 ; H-31. 49 ; H-47, 4. IMPORT LICENSING AND CONTROL. See under CUSTOMS ; also INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. INCENTIVES— Budget Statement, B-6, 28. INCOME-TAX. See under TAXATION. INDIA— A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1, 12, 13, 16, 19, 69. INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA— A-l, 36. INDO-CHINA— A-l, 20. INDONESIA— A-l, 21 ; A-2, 60. INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-9, 2. INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE Agricultural implements and dairy machinery. H-44, 47. Asbestos-cement sheeting, H-44, 43. Building construction, H-44, 9 ; J-6, 26. Business loans, H-18, 12, 22 ; J-6, 10,
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INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE —continued Cardboard-lined plaster-board, H-44, 43. Cement and steel, D-l, 10 ; H-44, 45, 50 ; J-6, 19. Chemicals, H-10a, 45, 82 ; H-44, 43. Coal supply, H-44, 8. Commercial aviation, H-35, 5, 6. Controls— Prices, H-44, 27. Rationing, H-44, 28. Removal, H-44, 4. Cosmetic and toilet preparations, H-44, 43. Department— Accounts, H-44, 24. Annual report, H-44. Library and information services, H-44, 26. Organizations associated with, H-44, 27. Domestic machinery and equipment, H-44, 48. Earth-moving equipment, H-44, 47. Electrical engineering and allied production, H-44, 48. Employers : Housing loans, J-6, 10. Engineering research, H-34, 31. Exhibitions and industrial fairs, H-44, 25. Factories — Capital invested and assets, H-44, 41. Production, H-44, 6, 42. Statistics, H-44, 39, 40. Workers, H-44, 6, 7. Fibrous plaster, H-44, 42. Fish : Exports and imports, H-15, 32. Footwear, H-34, 90 ; H-44, 45. Forest products, &c., C-3, 10, 40, 63. Fruit and vegetable canning, H-44, 44. Gas-manufacturing industry, H-44, 25. Hydro-electricity, H-44, 8. Import control and licensing, B-6, 6 ; H-44, 3, 10, 13. Ex-servicemen, H-18, 13. Prefabricated houses, B-6, 15. Review—Statement by Minister of Customs : White-paper, J-4. Trafficking in licences, J-4, 10. Incentives : Budget Statement, B-6, 28. Industrial disputes, H-11, 39. Industrial Efficiency Act, H-22, 35. Industrial hygiene, H-11, 21 ; H-31, 76. Industrial research, H-34, 13, 2S. Industrial welfare and industrial relations, H-11, 5, 19, 37. industry— Bureau of, H-44, 11. Appeals against decisions, H-44, 12. Decentralization and development of industrial areas, H-44, 9. Expansion, H-44, 6. Production, H-44, 12, 42. Wage rates, H-44, 7. Inflation, H-44, 13. Iron and steel, D—l, 10 ; H—34, 26 ; H—44, 45. Island territories, A-3, 9, 22, 24, 42, 45 ; A-4, 30, 76 ; A-6, 11. Lawn-mowers, H-44, 48. Leathers, H-34, 90 ; H-44, 45. Linen-flax, B-l [Pt. ll], 37. Linen Flax Corporation of New Zealand : Annual report, H-44b.
INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE —continued Linseed-oil, H-44, 44. Machinery and machine tools, H-44, 46. Man-power shortage, H-44, 13. Manufacturing industries, B-6, 27 ; H-34, 81. Matches, H-44, 43. Materials-handling equipment, H-44, 47. Merchandise marks, H-10a, 67, 85. Motion-picture industry, B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; C-3, 62, 63 ; H-22, 26, 34", 40 ; H-44, 24 ; H-47, 8. Non-ferrous metals, H-44, 46. Paint and varnish manufacture, H-44, 44. Paper bag and box making, H-44, 42. Plant, materials, &e., H-44, 8. Plastics, H-44, 43. npQ Control, H-44, 27. New Zealand goods, H-44, 12, 13. Overseas, H-44, 3, 4. Radio apparatus, H-44, 48. Retail delivery services, H-40, 33. Soap and candle making, H-44, 43. Softboard and hardboard, H-44, 42. Standards Council : Annual report, H-44a. Tanning, H-44, 45. Tobacco and cigarettes, H-44, 35, 44. Toy-manufacture, H-44, 49. Trade — External, A-8, 5 ; B-16, 14 ; H-44, 14, 15. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, A-l, 77 ; H-44, 14. New Zealand trade representatives. A-l, 17 ; H-44, 4, 23. With— Australia, H-44, 22. Europe, H-44, 20. Far East, H-44, 22. United Kingdom, H-44, 19. United States of America and Canada, H-44, 20. World trade : Development, H-44, 14. State trading undertakings, B-6, 10. Trade training, H-18, 6, 17, 24. Transport, H-44, 10. Automotive parts, H-44, 47. Commercial road, H-40, 24. Motor-vehicle tires and tubes, H-44, 49. Petrol : Sale, H-44, 12. Trailers, H-44, 47. Wheat, flour, and bread — Subsidy, H-44, 24. Wheat : International agreement, A-l, 28 ; H-44, 32. Woollen-mill industry, H-44, 7. INFANTS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 3. INFLATION. See under BANKING AND CURRENCY. INFORMATION SERVICE— Industries and Commerce Department, H-44, 26. Prime Minister's Department: Annual report, H-47.
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INNES, A. W.— Petition, 1-12, 2. INSURANCE (see also GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT)— Accident insurance, C-2a, 9. Earthquake and war damage, B-11, 2. Government Insurance Commissioner : Report, H-8. Housing : Mortgage repayment insurance, J-6, 15. State Fire Insurance Office, H-6. Accident Insurance Branch, H-6a. Storm and flood disaster, B-11, 2. INTELLECTUALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN'S PARENTS ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED), AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-8, 1. INTEREST RATES— State Advances Corporation, B-13, 8. INTERNAL AFFAIRS— Advertising Branch, H—22, 39. Alexander Turnbull Library, H-22, 40. Community centres, H-22, 39. Constitutional questions, H-22, 1. Department : Annual report, H-22. Distinguished visitors, H-22, 28. Electoral, H-22, 5, 32. Explosives, dangerous goods, and cinematograph theatres, H-22, 34, 40. Film censorship, H-22, 26. Finance, H-22, 12. Fishing, H-22, 16, 22, 24. Local government, H-22, 2 ; H-28. Naturalization, nationality, and citizenship, H-22, 37. Passports, H-22, 37. Visas : Abolition between New Zealand and Norway, A-10. Physical welfare and recreation, H-22, 10. Racing, H-22, 36. Raffles and art unions, H-22, 36. Translation service, H-22, 37. War funds, H-22, 39. War graves, H-22, 31. War history, H-22, 30. War memorials, H-22, 38. Wild life, H-22, 15. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. See EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S EMERGENCY FUND— A-l, 87 ; H-44, 24. INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION— A-l, 73 ; H-37, 26, 40. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES— At which New Zealand was represented, A-l, 98. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION— Safety of life at sea : Report, A-16 ; H-15, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION— A-l, 66 ; H-9, 14 ; H-11, 46. Conferences — Asian Regional, Ceylon : Report, A-7a. Thirty-second session : Report, A-7 (1949 report). Thirty-third session : Report, A-7 (1950 report). INTERNATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION— A-l, 76. INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND— A-l, 79. INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE ORGANIZATION— A-l, 72 ; A-2, 84 ; A-7 (1949 report), 61. INTERNATIONAL STANDARDIZATION— H-44a, 13. INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS A-l, 74 ; F-l, 19. INTERNATIONAL UNIONS OF OFFICIAL TRAVEL ORGANIZATIONS— H-2, 19. INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION— A-l, 76. INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT— A-l, 78 ; H-44, 32. INVALID BENEFIT. See under SOCIAL SECURITY. INVENTIONS— H-10a, 14, 42, 61, 79, 84. INVERCARGILL LICENSING TRUST— Report, H-24. IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY— D-l, 10 ; H-34, 26 ; H-44, 45. IRRIGATION. See under LANDS ; also MINISTRY OF WORKS. ISLAND TERRITORIES— Administrative structure of the Government, A-4, 68. Agriculture, A-3, 19, 41 ; A-4, 17. Chatham Islands, A-5, 11. Cook and Mue IslandsAnnual report, A—3. Auditing of accounts, B-l [Pt. ll], 43. Cost of living, A-3, 28, 47 ; A-4, 77. Dental services, H-31, 60. Department: Annual report, A—s. Economic advancement, A-4, 24, 65, 66. Education, A-3, 16, 38, 53, 64, 66, 82 ; A-5. 9; E-l, 8. Finance, A-3, 23, 24, 44, 45 ; A-4, 27, 73. Fisheries, A-3, 20, 41. Forests and mines, A-3, 20 24, 34.
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ISLAND TERRlTORlES—continued FruitBanana scheme, A-5, 8. Citrus, A-3, 21, 25. Geography, A-3, 5 ; A-5, 3. Health, A-3, 10, 34, 36 ; A-4, 16, 43, 49, 66, 78 ; A-5, 3, 4, 9. Historical survey, A-3, 5, 30 ; A-4, 6. , Housing, A-3, 14, 38 ; A-4, 51. Human rights, A-3, 9, 33 ; A-4, 41. Information— Development programmes, A-3, 26. Relating to individual islands, A-3, 27. International agreements, A-4, 69. International and peace security : Maintenance of law and order, A-4, 17. International and regional relations, A—4, 16. Justice and prisons, A-3, 7, 15, 32 ; A-4, 22, 52, 72. Labour, A-3, 9, 34 ; A-4, 42. Lands, A-3, 21, 40, 42 ; A-4, 32. Liquor and drugs, A-4, 49, 50. Local government A-4, 84. m.v. " Maui Pomare," A-5, 6, 12. Meteorological, A-3, 28, 30, 46 ; A-4, 63, 83. Monopolies, A-4, 32. New Zealand Reparation Estates, A-5, 5. Physical and political geography, and basic economy, A-4, 5. Police, A-3, 15, 33. Political advancement, A-4, 18, 64, 66. Publications, A-4, 62. Public Service, A-3, 8 ; A-4, 20, 37 ; H-14, 18. Religion, A-3, 30, 31, 33 ; A-4, 6. Scientific and industrial research, A-4, 62. Apia Observatory, A-4, 63. Social conditions, A-3, 9 ; A-4, 39, 64. Social security and welfare, A-4, 51. South Pacific Commission, A-3, 32 ; A-4, 16, 17 ; A-5, 4. South Pacific Health Commission, A-4, 16 ; A-5. 3. Standard of living, A-3, 22, 40, 42. Status of territory, &c., A-4, 9. Taxation, A-4, 30. Tokelau Islands : Annual report, A-6. Trade, A-3, 24, 45 ; A-4, 30, 35, 76. Secondary industries, A-3, 22, 42. Transport and communications, A-3, 22, 43 ; A-4, 35. Vital statistics : Population, &e., A-3, 4, 5, 9, 29, . 30, 35 ; A-4, 51, 67. Welfare of islanders in New Zealand, A-5, 10. Western Samoa : Annual report, A—4. Women : Status, A-4, 41. ITALY— Foreign colonies in Africa, A—l, 35 ; A—2, 19. Italian assets placed under custodian control in Xew Zealand, A-13 ; B-9, 4. Peace settlement, A-l, 29. JAMES RAIHE REWETI AND ANOTHER— Petition, G-6b ; 1-3, 8. JAPAN— A-l, 15 ; A-11, 9, 14.
JERUSALEM— A-l, 32 ; A-2, 62. JOINT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BILL— Report, 1-17, 2. Evidence taken in public, 1-17, 2. JOINT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BILL COMMITTEE, SELECT. See under COMMITTEES. JOINT FAMILY HOMES ACT, 1950 J-6, 7. JUSTICE AND PRISONS— Children's Courts, E-4, 7, 11. Court of Arbitration, H-11, 37. Genocide, A-l, 66 ; A-2, 127, 131. International Law Commission, A-l, 65. Island territories — Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 7, 15, 32. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 5, 8. Western Samoa, A-4, 22, 52, 72. Law of New Zealand relating to patents, designs, and trade-marks : Report of Commission of Inquiry, H-10a. Prisons — Acting-Controller-General : Report, H-20. Board : Report, H-20a. Offenders' probation : Report, H-20b. Prosecutions — Forest offences, C-3, 80. Gaming, H-16, 7. Hotelkeepers, H-16, 7. Labour Department, H-11, 83, 84, 86. Marine Department, H-15, 2. Mining industry, C-2, 49. Police, H-16, 7, 8, 9. Sly-grog selling, H-16, 7. Social Security Department, H-9, 25. Traffic laws and offences, H-40, 21, 22, 47. Traffic laws, H-40, 34. KAPITI ISLAND— C-6, 9. KAURI-GUM INDUSTRY— Annual report, C-12. KEITA KAIKIRI KOHERE AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-36. KING-COUNTRY— Licensing, H-3, 17. KOHERE, R. T., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 6. KOREA— A-l, 18 ; A-2, 36 ; B-6, 2. New Zealand and the Korean crisis : Whitepaper, J-3. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT— Accidents, H-11, 25, 34, 76-78 ; H-31, 80, 112, Accommodation on farms, H-11, 33. Agi'icultural Workers Act, H-11, 33. Annual Holidays Act, H-l I, 36 ; H-45, 13, 19.
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LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT —continued Apprenticeship, H-11, 41, 81 ; E-2, 18. Bush workers, H-11, 34. Accidents to, H-31, 80, 112. Compulsory military training, H-11, 15. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 22, 34. Court of Arbitration, H-11, 37. Department : Annual report, H-11. Employment, A-l, 54 ; A-2, 73 ; A-7 (1949 report), 8, 12, 44, 50, 55, 56, 75 ; H-11, 3, 7, 10, 54, 57. Ex-servicemen, H—lB, 5. Maori, H-11, 10. Factories — Accidents, H-11, 25. Capital invested and assets, H-44, 41. Factories Act, H-11, 19. Hygiene, health, and welfare, H-11, 21. Juveniles in, H-11, 31. Numbers employed in, H-11, 70-75 ; H-44, 6, 7. Outworkers' licences, H-11, 30. Overtime work, H-11, 29. Production, H-44, 6, 42. Statistics, H-44, 39, 40. Farm, B-6, 27. Finance, H-11, 53. Home Aid Service, B-6, 23 ; H-11, 43, 67. Hostels and camps, H-11, 8. Immigration, A-2, 82 ; H-11, 11, 55, 67, 68. Incentives, B-6, 28. Industrial associations and unions, H-l, 4; H-11, 38, 89-110. Industrial disputes, H-11, 38, 39. Industrial hygiene, H-11, 21 ; H-31, 76-81. Industrial position for twelve months, H-11, 3. Industrial welfare and industrial relations, A-7 (1949 report), 5, 13 ; A-7 (1950 report), 8, 73 ; H-11, 5, 19, 37. Inspections carried out, H-11, 82. International Labour Organization, H-9, 14; H-11, 46. Conferences— Asian Regional, Ceylon, A-l a. Thirty-second : Report, A-7 (1949 report). Thirty-third : Report, A-7 (1950 report). Labour force in general industries, H-11, 63. Lead Process and Accumulator (Lead Process) Regulations, H-11, 24. Legislation, H-11, 40, 49, 83. Man-power, A-7a ; B-6, 27 ; A-l, 3, 9 ; H-44, 13 ; H-45, 9 ; J-6, 5, 27. Maritime conventions, A-7 (1949 report), 13. Minimum Wage Act, H-11, 39, 79. Personnel Advisory Service, H-11, 44. Prosecutions, H-11, 83, 84, 86. Public contracts : Labour clauses, A-7 (1949 report), 19, 24. Requisitions for improvements served, H-11, 87. Right to organize and to bargain collectively, A-7 (1949 report), 16. .Scaffolding and Excavation Act, H-11, 35. Schools for learners, H-11, 32. Servants' Registry Office Act, H-11, 37. Share-milking Agreements Act, H-11, 37. •Shearers : Training, H-11, 9. Spray Painting Regulations, H-11, 25.
LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT —continued Supervisors : Training within industry, H-l 1, 44. Timber-workers, C-3a, 103. Tables, H-11, 57, Tenancy, H-11, 49, 85. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 6. Unemployment benefits, H-9, 9. UNESCO : Liaison with labour organizations. A-11, 13. Vocational guidance, A-7 (1949 report), 10, 32. Wages, A-7 (1949 report), 9, 25, 30, 74 ; B-6, 9 ; H-11, 39, 77, 88. Waterfront industryAccidents, H-15, 17. Commission : Report, H-45. Disputes, H-45, 5, 9, 10, 73. Resumption of work on waterfront—Statement by Minister of Labour: Whitepaper, V-2. Stoppage of work on waterfront —Statement by Prime Minister : White-paper, J-l. Weights and Measures Act, H-11, 50. Western Samoa, A-4, 42. Workers' compensation, B-9, 45 ; H-11, 50. LABOUR BILLS COMMITTEE, SELECT. See under COMMITTEES. LAND AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-5, 3. h.m.s. "LACHLAN"— Coastal survey, H-15, 2. LAKE PUKAKI— H-2, 17. LAKE TAUPO — H-2, 11. LAKE TE ANAU— H-2, 12. LAKE WAIKAREMOANA — H-2, 10. LAND-AGENTS— H-22, 9. LAND AND INCOME TAX ACT— Text of a draft consolidation : White-paper, J-7. LAND AND INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT—tSociaI Security Act, 1938 : Administration, H-9A. LANDS— Acquisition and disposal, C-6, 1,7; D-l, 105. Aorangi Block: Compensation claim, B-l [Pt. ll], 27. Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 21, 42. Development and settlement, B-6, 16 ; B-13, 3 ; C—la, 2 ; D-l, 106. Crown — Annual report, C-l. Leases, C-l, 6.
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LANDS —co ntinued Development and settlement—continued Development operations, C—l, 24, Ex-servicemen, C-l, 1, 3, 4, 13, 23. Properties purchased for other than exservicemen, C-l, 24. Statistical schedules, C-l, 63. Drainage operations— Hauraki Plains, C-8. Rangitaiki, C-11. Swamp, B-l [Pt. ll], 33 ; C-4. Finance, C-l, 11. Flood damage, &c., B-11, 2 ; B-15, 7. Improvement, D-l, 32. Irrigation and water-supply, D-l, 26, 28 ; H-29, 25. Kauri-gum industry, C-12. Land purchases from Members of Parliament, B-l [Pt. ll], 6. Land sales, B-6, 6. Land subdivision, C-la, 3. Land title surveys, C-la, 2. Land utilization and land improvement, H-29, 29. Legislation, C-l, 3. Maori. See under MAORI AFFAIRS. Moutoa Estates, B-l [Pt. ll], 25, 30, Nassella tussock, C-3, 25. Peat, C-8, 6. Post and Telegraph Department, F-l, 25. Public domains and national parks, C-10. Research, H-34, 16, 52, 72, 97. Scenery preservation, C-6. Surveys, C-la. Taxation— Exemptions, B-6, 24. Land and Income Tax Act : Text of a draft consolidation, J-7. Western Samoa, A-4, 32, 72. LAND TRANSFER AMENDMENT BILL — Report, 1-11, 3. LAUNDERERS, DRY-CLEANERS, AND DYERS— Research, H-34, 92. LE COUTEUR, W. J.— Petition, 1-1, 3. LEAD PROCESS AND ACCUMULATOR (LEAD PROCESS) REGULATIONS— H-11, 24. LEATHER AND SHOES— Research, H-34, 90. LIBRARIES— Alexander Turnbull, H-22, 40. Country Library Service, H-32a; 1. General Assembly, H-32. Industries and Commerce Department, H-44, 26. National Library Service, H-32a. LIBYA— A-2, 12.
LICENSING— Accommodation, H-3, 11. Ashburton Licensing Trust, H—24c. Club charters, H-3, 13 ; H-24a, 2. Conditional licences, H-3, 12. Finance, H-3, 20, 25. Geraldine Licensing Trust, H—24b. Health and sanitation, H-3, 15. Invercargill Licensing Trust, H-24. King-country, H-3, 17. Licensing Committees, H-3, 17. Licensing Control Commission — Annual report, H-3. Policy and decisions, H-3, 7. Power to make recommendations, H-3, 21. Recommendations, H-3, 23. Licensing polls, H-22, 33. Local option and general licensing polls, 1949 : Return, H-33b. Licensing Trusts and local licensing Trusts, H-3, 16. Masterton Licensing Trust, H-24a. Tourist-house licences, H-3, 12. Wholesale licences, H-3, 11. LIFE-SAVING— Publicity, H-47, 4. LIMITATION BILL— Report, 1-11, 4. LINEN-FLAX INDUSTRY— Finance, B-l [Pt. ll], 37. Linen Flax Corporation of New Zealand : Annual report, H-44b. LIQUOR AND DRUGS— A-l, 55 ; A-4, 49, 50 ; H-31, 18, 20 ; H-34, 21. Liquor : Import licensing, J-4, 13, 16. LITTLE BARRIER ISLAND— H-2, 17. LOANS— Foreign Governments, B-16, 3. Guaranteed by the Government, B-l [Pt. I]. 71. Housing, B-13, 5. Building, J-6, 16. Farmers, J-6, 9. Industrial employers, J-6, 10, 16. Local authorities, J-6, 10, 16. Suspensory loans, B-6, 14 ; B—l3, 8 ; J-6.. 10, 15. Industries, B-l [Pt. ll], 36. Internal, B-l [Pt. ll], 5; B-6, 17, 53-55 ; B-16, 19. Local authorities, B-13, 19 ; J-6, 10, 16. Local Government Loans Board : Report*. B-17. London, B-6, 55-58. National development, B-l [Pt. ll], 5 ; B-16, 19. Rehabilitation, B-13, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 12 ; H-18. 11, 20, 22. Rural intermediate credit (stock), B-13, 9. State Advances Corporation, B-13, 2, 4.
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LOCAL AUTHORITIES— Acceptance of greater responsibility, D-l, 2. Accounts, B-l [Pt. ll], 43. Fire services, &c., H—l2, 6, 7, 10 ; H—2B, 48. Forest planting, &c., C-3, 27. General organization legislation, &c., H-22, 2. Loans, B-13, 19. Housing, J-6, 10, 16. Local elections and polls, H-22, 5 ; H-28, 6. Local Government Commission : Annual report, H-28. " Local Government in New Zealand " : Publication, H-22, 8. Local Government Loans Board : Report, B—l7. Sinking funds, B-l [Pt. ll], 44 ; B-9, 6. Western Samoa, A-4, 84. LOCAL BILLS COMMITTEE, SELECT. See under COMMITTEES. LOCAL ELECTIONS AND POLLS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-16, 5. LOCAL LEGISLATION BILL— Report, 1-16, 6. LOCAL OPTION AND GENERAL LICENSING POLLS, 1949 Return, H-33b. LOCKIE, C. J.— Petition, 1-1, 2. LUTTRELL, H. S.— Petition, 1-1, 3. MeCONVILLE, J. H.— Petition, 1-2, 2. McDERMOTT, M.— Petition, 1-12, 2. MAGISTRATES' COURTS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 3. MALAYA— A-l, 21 ; A-17, 1, 33, 90. MANIAPOTO OTENE, P.— Petition, 1-3, 9. MAN-POWER. See under LABOUR. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES. See under INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. MAORI AFFAIRS— Aorangi Block, B-l [Pt. ll], 27. Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Department— Annual report, G-9. Staff, G-9, 16. Tables, G-9, 18. Education, E-l, 6 ; E-3 ; G-11, 1. Electoral rolls, H-22, 33. Employment, H-11, 10. 2—House Journals
MAORI AFFAIRS —continued Finance, G-3 (1948-49) ; G-3 (1949-50) ; G-9, 16 ; G-11, 2. Housing and building, G-9, 2, 7 ; J-6, 10, 23. James Raihe Reweti and another : Petition, G-6b. Lands— Development and settlement, G-9, 1, 3. East Coast Maori Trust lands, G-3 (194849) ; G-3 (1949-50) ; G-9, 13. Maori Land Boards, G-9, 13. Titles : Consolidation, G-9, 15. Legislation, G—9, 14. Maori claims, G-9, 14. Wanganui River : Report of Royal Commission on claims made by certain Maoris, G-2. Maori Interpreters' Board of Examiners, G-9, 15. Maori-owned forests, C-3, 28. Maori Purposes Fund Board, G-11. Maori Trustee, G-9, 12. Public securities held by, B-10, 4. Maori welfare, G-9, 10. Maori youths : Training, G-9, 9. Rates : Payment, C-11, 3. Raureti Te Huia and others : Petition, G-6. Rehabilitation : Ex-servicemen, G-9,13 ; H-18, 16. Subsidies, G-9, 17. Tiki Riiti and others : Petition, G-6a. MAORI PURPOSES BILL— Report, 1-3, 7. MARGINAL LANDS BILL— Report, 1-5, 3. MARINE— Bluff - Stewart Island ferry service, H-15, 2. Charts, H-15, 2, 3. Coastal survey, H-15, 2. Compasses, H-15, 4. Dangerous cargoes, H-15, 17. Department : Annual report, H—ls. Fisheries, A-3, 20 ; A-4, 34 ; H-8, 17 ; H-15, 20-56. Harbours — Ferry services, H-40, 31. General Harbour Regulations, H-15, 17. Harbour Boards, H-15, 1. Maintenance, D—l, 30. Pollution, H-15, 9. Westport, B-l [Pt. ll], 33 ; H-15, 6. International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, A-16 ; H-15, 2. Land engineers, &c., H—ls, 18, 56. Lighthouses, radio beacons, &c., D-1,30; H.—ls, 5. Machinery, H-15, 13. Marine engineers, H—ls, 8, 58. Masters and mates, H-15, 3, 58. Navigation schools, H—ls, 4. " New Zealand Nautical Almanac and Tide. tables," H-15, 4. New Zealand Standards Institute, H-15, 18. Notices to mariners, H-15, 3. Port facilities : Overloading, H-45, 8.
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MARKETING —continued Oranges, H-30, 9. Pineapples, H-30, 10. Potatoes, H-30, 4, 31. Raspberries, H-30, 6. Rice, H-30, 19. Sheep and lamb pelts, H-30, 46. Sheep-skins, H-30, 58. Skins : Export permits, H-30, 19. Storage, H-30, 29, 30. Tallow, H-30, 45, 54. Tinplate, H-30, 20. Tomatoes, H-30, 29. Woolly sheep-skins, H-30, 46. MARSHALL AID— B-16, 15. MARUIA SPRINGS— H-2, 18. MASTERTON LICENSING TRUST— Report, H-24a. MASTERTON TRUST LAND BILL— Report, 1-5, 2 ; 1-16, 4. g.v. "MATAI"— H-15, 2. MENTAL HYGIENE. See under HEALTH. METEOROLOGICAL— A-l, 76 ; A-3, 28, 46 ; A-4, 63, 83 ; A-l, 72 H-34, 70; H-37, 7, 52. MIDDLE EAST— A-l, 31. MILFORD SOUND— H-2, 13. MILK— B-l [Pt. ll], 40 ; H-30, 21, 29, 30, 31; H-31 18 ; H-31a ; H-34, 21. Central Milk Council: Report, H-31a. Town milk, H-29, 79 ; H-30, 22 ; H-31a. Treatment, B-l [Pt. ll], 37 ; H-30, 25, 26 ; H-31a, 2. MINERALS— Production, C-2, 2, 22, 31, 32, 33. MINIMUM WAGE ACT— H-11, 39, 79. MINING INDUSTRY— Annual Mines Statement, C-2. Coal— Coal-mines : Acquisition, B-l (Pt. ll], 28. Geological survey, H-34, 45. Production, D-l, 29. Railways Department, D-2, 12. Research, H-34, 25. State Coal-mines— Annual report, C-2a. Co-operative mining, Greymouth, C-2, 21 Supply, H-44, 8.
MARINE —continued Prosecutions, H-15, 2. Radio Regulations, H-15, 4. Seamen, A-7 (1949 report), 13, 70 ; H-15, 5, 6, 10. Search and rescue organization, H-15, 4. Shipping—- " Atlantis," B-l [Pt. ll], 40. Charter of vessels, H-44, 24. Casualties, H-15, 57. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 23, 43. " Lachlan," H-15, 2. " Matai," H-15, 2. " Maui Pomare," A-5, 6, 12. Radio-telephone service, H-15, 2. Registration, H—ls, 6. Small Craft Regulations, H-15, 4. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 10. Western Samoa, A-4, 36. Sight tests, H-15, 3. Waterfront industry— Accidents, H-15, 17. Commission : Annual report, H-45. Resumption of work on waterfront —Statement by Minister of Labour : White-paper, J-2. Stoppage of work on waterfront —Statement by Prime Minister : White-paper, J-l. MARKETING— Agar agar, H-30, 21, 29, 30. Apples and pears, B-l [Pt. ll], 41 ; H-30, 12, 29, 30, 31. Bacon subsidy, H-30, 21. Bananas, H-30, 8. Bobby calf marketing pool, H-30, 18, 53. Butter, H-30, 29. Canning, H-30, 29, 43. Casein, H-30, 29. Coffee, H-30, 9. Copra, A-3, 22, 41. Department — Annual report, H-30. Branches, H-30, 29. Public securities held by, B-10, 5. Desiccated coconut, H-30, 20. Eggs, H-30, 2, 29, 30, 31. Fertilizers, H-30, 7, 31. Finance, H-30, 15, 32. Fish-liver and whale oils, H-30, 20. Food and agricultural products, A-8, 16. Hides, H-30, 47. Honey, H-30, 7, 29, 34. Hops, H-30, 6. Importations for Stores Control Board, H-30, 18. Ingot tin, H-30, 20. Lemons, H-30, 11, 29, 30, 32. Maize, H-30, 6, 30. Marketing organizations : Advances by Reserve Bank of New Zealand, B-16, 3. Meat, H-30, 21, 38, 49. Milk, B-l [Pt. ll], 40 ; H-30, 21, 29, 30, 31 ; H-31, 18 ; H-34, 21. Central Milk Council : Report, H-31a. Town milk, H-29, 79 ; H-30, 22. Treatment, B-l [Pt. ll], 37 ; H-30, 25, 36 ; H-31 a, 2. Onions, H-30, 5.
H-2, 18.
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MINING INDUSTRY —continued Department, public securities held by, B-10, 6. Finance, C-2, 1, 11, 27, 28, 32, 34, 36 ; C-2a, 1, 50-68. Gold, New - Zealand - produced : Acquisition, B-16, 6. Legislation, C-2, 20, 49. Miners' benefits, C-2, 28 ; H-9, 9. Mining privileges, State forest land, C-3, 24. Western Samoa, A-4, 34. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY— Activities : Payments made relating to finahzation, H-44, 24. MINISTRY OF WORKS— Aerial top-dressing, D-l, 75. Aerodromes : Construction, &c., D-l, 30. Wellington and Christchurch, D-l, 12. Annual statement, D-l. Buildings— Annual report, D-l, 96. Education, E-l, 5 ; E-2, 3, 19 ; E-3, 5. Public, A-4, 37, 54 ; B-6, 15 ; D-l, 1, 11, 96 ; F-l, 25 ; H-31, 24 ; H-37, 14. Coal-production, D-l, 29. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 44. Defence works, D-l, 34. Design Office, D-l, 36. Finance, D-l, 3, 4, 7, 9, 13, 65 ; D-4, 3, 6, 37, 40. Forestry conservation, D-l, 80. Government policy, D-l, 1. Housing, D-l, 3, 10, 13, 33, 101-7. Cement and steel supply, D-l, 10. Slum clearance, D-l, 3. Hydro-electricity, B-6, 15 ; D-l, 2, 10, 12, 17 ; H-44, 8. Dams : Rock materials investigation, H—34, 20. Department : Cadets, H-47, 4. Geo-thermal power, B-6, 15 ; D—l, 12. Rural Electrical Reticulation Council, D-4, 37. State Hydro-electric Department, D-4. Supply : Local authorities, H-28, 50. Irrigation and water-suppiy, D-l, 26, 28. Lands — Acquisition and disposal, D-l, 105. Development, D-l, 106. Improvement, D-l, 32. Lighthouses and harbour-works, D-l, 30. Local authorities : Acceptance of greater responsibility, D-l, 2. Main highways, roads, and bridges, A-4, 36, 37, 38 ; B-6, 17 ; D-l, 33, 37, 65 ; H-40, 10, 14, 39, 40, 41. Auckland Harbour bridge, D-l, 12, 35. Mining-areas, C—2, 36. Man-power, D-l, 3, 9. Murupara pulp and paper project, D-l, 12. Plant and mechanical equipment, D-l, 35. Railways— Construction, &c., D-l, 15. Improvement, B-6, 16 ; D-l, 12, 15. Soil conservation and rivers control, C-3, 7, 23 ; C-8, 5; D-l, 69-95. Works programme, B-6, 17 ; D-l, 2, 9.
MISSING PERSONS— Declaration of death, A-l, 66 ; A—2, 125. MONEY. See under BANKING AND CURRENCY. MONOPOLIES—H—IOa, 10, 80. MORERE HOT SPRINGS— H-2, 16. MOTION-PICTURE INDUSTRY— B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; C-3, 62, 63 ; H-22, 26, 34, 40 ; H-44, 24 ; H-47, 8. MORTGAGES— Housing : Mortgage repayment insurance, J-6, 15, MOTOR-VEHICLES. See under TRANSPORT. MOUTOA ESTATES— B-l [Pt. ll], 25, 30. MURRAY, B.— Petition, 1-2, 2. Proceedings open to press, 1-2, 2. MURUPARA PULP AND PAPER MILL— C-3, 11 ; D-l, 12. MUSIC— B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; F-3, 2. NAPIER CITY SPECIAL RATES CONSOLIDATION BILL— Report, 1-16, 5. NATIONAL AIRV/AYS. See under AVIATION. NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND DOMINION MUSEUM— Report, H-21. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LOAN— B-l [Pt. ll], 5 ; B-16, 19. NATIONAL FILM UNIT— B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; C-3, 62 ; H-47, 8. NATIONAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE— B-6, 46, 47, 48. NATIONAL LIBRARY SERVICE— Report, H-32a. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA— B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; F-3, 9. NATIONAL PARKS. See PUBLIC DOMAINS AND NATIONAL PARKS. NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND— Actuary's report on the valuation of the fund as at 31st December, 1947, H-17a. Annual report, H-17. Board, public securities held by, B-10, 7.
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NATIONAL PUBLICITY STUDIOS— B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; 6. NATIONAL SAVINGS— F-l, 32. NATURALIZATION, NATIONALITY, AND CITIZENSHIP— H-22, 37. NELSON CITY EMPOWERING AND SPECIAL RATES CONSOLIDATION BILL— Report, 1-16, 3. NEW ZEALAND AND THE KOREAN CRISIS. See KOREA. NEW ZEALAND ARMY. See under DEFENCE. NEW ZEALAND ARMY BILL— Report, I—ll, 4. NEW ZEALAND BROADCASTING SERVICE. See BROADCASTING. NEW ZEALAND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS— B-6, 49-52. NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE. See FORESTRY. NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHIC BOARD—C—IA, 16. NEW ZEALAND LISTENER— F-3, 10. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL AIRWAYS. See under AVIATION. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TOURIST CONFERENCE— H-2, 19. "NEW ZEALAND NAUTICAL ALMANAC AND TIDE-TABLES " H-15, 4. NEW ZEALAND OVERSEAS FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS— B-6, 45. NEW ZEALAND PATRIOTIC FUND BOARD— Report, H-22a. NEW ZEALAND REPARATION ESTATES, WESTERN SAMOA— A-5, 5. NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATION OVERSEAS. See under EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. NEW ZEALAND STANDARDS INSTITUTE— H-15, 18. NEW ZEALAND SURVEY BOARD—C—Ia, 16.
NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY AMENDMENT BILL— Petition, 1-8, 2. NEW ZEALAND WOOL DISPOSAL COMMISSION. Public securities held by, B-10, 8. NGATA, late Hon. Sir APIRANA, M.L.C.— Tribute, 1-3, 3. NGAWAI BROWN AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 5. NIUE ISLAND. See under ISLAND TERRITORIES. NORTH BORNEO— A-17, 1, 33, 90. NORTH SHORE DRAINAGE BILL— Report, 1-16, 6. Proceedings open to press, 1-16, 6. NORTORNIS— H-22, 18, 25. NORWAY— Exchange of notes with, concerning abolition of visas, A-10. NURSING. See under HEALTH. OFFENDERS' PROBATION. See under JUSTICE AND PRISONS. OPOSSUMS— C-3, 19 ; H-22, 16, 19, 21. ORSULICH, J. AND A.— Petition, 1-2, 2. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-16, 4. PACIFIC— A-l, 12. PAHALAD, R. A.— Petition, 1-2, 1. PAKISTAN— A-l, 23 ; A-17, 1, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 78. PALESTINE— A-l, 31. Jerusalem and the protection of the Holy Places, A-2, 62. PALMERSTON NORTH CITY GASWORKS AND ELECTRICITY EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-16, 3. PAPER— Murupara pulp and paper mill, C-3, 11 ; D-l, 12.
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PARLIAMENT — Broadcasts, F-3, 4. Hansard : Number printed, &c., H-36. 1. Ministers : Salary payments, B-l [Pt. ll], 29. Reports and statements to, B-l [Pt. ll], 25. PASSPORTS— H-22, 37. PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE-MARKS— Annual report, H-10. Commission of Inquiry : Report, H-10a. PATRIOTIC FUNDS— H-22, 8 ; H-22a. PEACE PROPOSALS— A-l, 29, 41. PETROL— B-6, 6 ; C-2, 4 ; H-34, 47 ; H-40, 9, 34 ; li-44, 12. PHARMACY— H-44, 12. PHYSICAL WELFARE AND RECREATION— E-2, 2 ; H-22, 10. POLICE FORCE— Administration, H-16, 1. Annual report, H-16. Arms and ballistics, H—l6, 5. Buildings, H-16, 4. Commissioned officers : Conference, H-16, 3. Commissioners of Police : Conference, H-16, 3. Communications, H-16, 4. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 15, 33. Crime : Prevention, H—l6, 5. Criminal Registration Branch, H-16, 6. Criminal statistics, H-16, 7, 9. Department : Growth, H-16, 8. Motor patrol, H-16, 5. Pay and allowances, H-16, 13. Personnel, H-16, 1. Police Force Regulations, H-16, 1. Prosecutions— Gaming offences, H-16, 7. Hotelkeepers, H-16, 7. Sly-grog selling, H-16, 7. Transport Act, H-16, 8. Recording system, H-16, 5. Retirements, H-16, 2. Special investigation squad, H-16, 5. Strength and distribution, H-16, 13. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 8. Transfers, H-16, 4. Transport, H-16, 3. Uniforms, H-16, 4. Western Samoa, A-4, 17. Women police, H-16, 2. Work for other Government Departments, H-16, 6. POLIOMYELITIS. See under HEALTH, 3 —House Journals
POPULATION— A-l, 54 ; A-3, 4, 59, 29, 30, 35 ; A-4, 5, 13, 39, 40, 41, 51, 67 ; A-6, 1, 4 ; H-28, 9 ; H-31, 84. School population estimates for the years 1950-60 —Statement by Minister of Education : White-paper, J-5. POST AND TELEGRAPH— Department— Annual report, F-l. Buildings and land, F-l, 25. Motor-vehicles, F-l, 28. Profits, B-l, [Pt. ll], 32. Public securities held by, B-10, 9. Services to other Departments, B-l [Pt. ll], 32. Staff, F-l, 2. Finance, B-6, 10 ; F-l, 2, 29. International telecommunications, A-l, 74. Island territories — Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 22, 43. Western Samoa, A-4, 35. National savings, F-l, 32. Postal services, F-l, 6, 30. Post Office Savings-bank, B-6, 41 ; F-l, 23, 31. Public relations, F-l, 6. Radio services (inland), F-l, 18. Telecommunication services (overseas), F-l, 19 ; H-37, 27, 46. Telephones and telegraphs, B-6, 16 ; F-l, 12, 13, 20, 31. POTTERY— H-34 ,90. PRESS— Freedom of information, A-l, 53. PRICES— Agriculture. B-13, 3 ; H-29, 6 ; H-30, 22. Control, B-6, 6 ; H-44, 27. Kauri-gum, C-12, 1. New Zealand goods, H-44, 12, 13. Overseas, H-44, 3, 4. Retail : Basic foodstuffs, B-6, 42. Staple commodities, Cook and Niue Islands, A-3. 28, 47 Timber price-index, C-3, 86. PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT— Information Section : Annual report, H-47. Publicity, A-l, 7. PRIME MINISTERS' MEETING, LONDON, 1949 A-l, 9. PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT— Annual report, H-36. PRISONS. See JUSTICE AND PRISONS. PRIVATE ENTERPRISE— Housing, J-6, 6. PROPERTY LAW AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-11, 3,
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PROPERTY LAW AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2)— Report, I—ll, 5. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS— Balance-sheets and statements of accounts: Audited accounts, B-l [Pt. IV]. Controller and Auditor-General's report, B-l [Pt. ll]. Form of, B-6, 12. Public Accounts, with, supplementary statements, including the public debt and transactions, B-l [Pt. I]. PUBLICATIONS— Agriculture, H-29, 69. Information Section, Prime Minister's Department, H-47, 5. Scientific and industrial research, H-34, 38. Social security, H-9, 15, 23. Tourist and health resorts, H-2, 9. PUBLIC DOMAINS AND NATIONAL PARKS— Annual report, C-10. PUBLIC FINANCES— B-6, 7. PUBLIC HEALTH (see also HEALTH)— Committee, Select. See under COMMITTEES. PUBLIC HYGIENE. See under HEALTH. PUBLICITY— Information Section, Prime Minister's Department, A-l, 7 ; H-47, 2. Forests, C-3, 62. National Publicity Studios, B-l [Pt. ll], 31 ; H-47, 6. New Zealand : Overseas, H-47, 5. Tourist and health resorts, H-2, 8, 10. PUBLIC MONEYS AND STORES— Statement of irregularities in connection with, B-l, [Pt. ll], 6. PUBLIC PETITIONS COMMITTEE, SELECT. See under COMMITTEES. PUBLIC SECURITIES HELD IN THE DOMINION OR ELSEWHERE— Return, B-10. PUBLIC SERVICE— Administrative appointments, H-14, 17. Amalgamations, H—l4, 6. Appeals, H-14, 16. Classification List, H-14, 21. Commission — Annual report, H-14. Representation outside Wellington, H-14, 18, 26. Communism, H-14, 12. Conditions and efficiency of the Service, H-14, 3, 6. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 8 f
PUBLIC SERVlCE—continued Government Service Tribunal, H-14, 14. Holmes case, H-14, 13. Hostel accommodation, H-14, 11. Housing, H-14, 11 ; J-6, 14. Inspection of Departments, H-14, 3. Islands administration, H-14, 18. Office accommodation, H-14, 10. Organization and methods, H-14, 4. Permanent Heads : Designations, H-14, 17. Politics and the Public Service, H-14, 12. Positions graded above £1,060 per annum, H-14, 10. Public administration, H-14, 7. Public Service magazine, H-14, 7. Public Service Superannuation Board, H—26. Regulations and Manual of Instructions, H-14, 16. Rewards for suggestions, H-14, 6. Salaries, H-14, 10, 15. StaffAbility and merit, H-14, 6. Cadets and other juniors, H-14, 8. Casual, H-14, 24. Education, H-14, 4. Employed, H-14, 15. Leave on retirement, H-14, 18. Professional officers, H-14, 9. Promotion by merit, H-14, 6. Recruitment and turnover, H-14, 8, 10, 25. Reports on officers, H-14, 11. Seniority, H-14, 16. Shorthand-typists, typists, and machinists, H-14, 9. Temporary, H-14, 17, 23. Training, H-14, 4. Welfare, H-14, 5. Steps taken to improve efficiency, H-14, 3. Western Samoa, A-4, 20. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE— Accounts for the year, B-9a. Annual report, B-9. Public securities held by, B-10, 12 QUEENSTOWN— H-2, 16. RABBIT MENACE— C-3, 19 ; H-29, 107. RACING— H-22, 36. RADAR— H-34, 36. RADIO. See BROADCASTING, RAFFLES— H-22, 36. RAIHA REWETI, J., AND ANOTHER— Petition, 1-3, 8.
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RAILWAYS— Annual report, D-2. Coal and oil, D-2, 12. Construction, &c., D-l, 15. Finance, B-6, 10 ; D-2, 1, 5, 6, 11, 22. Losses, D-2, 1. Electrification, D-2, 3. Growth, D-2,2. Improvement, B-6, 16. Auckland area, D-l, 12, 15. Road services, D-2, 14, 33. Staff, D-2, 17. Subsidiary services, D-2, 14. Transportation, D-2, 15. Trucks : Shortage, H-45, 8. RANGITAHI KARETI HIRA PATEORO AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 4. RANGITAIKI LAND DRAINAGE— Annual report, C-11. RANGIWHAKAPU TANA— Petition, 1-3, 4. RAPANA, T. W., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 6, RATES— Hauraki Plains drainage operations, C-8, 6. Local authorities, H-28, 50. Rangitaiki land drainage, C-11, 3. RATIONING— B-6, 6 ; H-44, 28. RAURETI TE HUIA AND OTHERS— Petition, G-6 ; 1-3, 3. REFUGEES— A-l, 72 ; A-2, 84 ; A-7 (1949 report), 61. REHABILITATION— Board : Annual report, H-18. Business loans and special arrangements, H-18. Chart and statistical tables, H-18, 19. Children of deceased and totally disabled servicemen, H-18, 9. Demobilization, H-18, 5, 19. Departmental administration, H-18, 5. Departmental and loan expenditure, H-18, 2. Employment, H-18, 5. Farm training and settlement, H-18, 13, 26. Housing, H-18, 15 ; J-6, 12. Import licences, J-4, 11. Loans, B-13, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 12 ; B-15, 6 ; H-18, 2, 20, 22. Maori rehabilitation, G-9, 13 ; H-18, 16. Organization, H-18, 4. Overseas bursaries, H-18, 9. Provision for the disabled, H-18, 8. Trade training, H-18, 6, 17, 24. Transport business, H-40, 31, 59.
RELIGION— Broadcasts, F-3, 5. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 31, 33. Western Samoa, A-4, 6, 41, 59. RENATA KELVIN POVEY AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 4. RENTAL VEHICLE SERVICE. See under TRANSPORT. RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND— Annual report, B-16. RESERVES AND OTHER LANDS DISPOSAL BILL— I Report, 1-5, 3. RETURNS OR STATEMENTS— Required by law or resolution to be laid before the House, H-13 ; I—ll, 5. REVFY, J. L. T.— Petition, 1-7, 2. ROTORUA— Acclimatization district, H-22, 22. Tourist resort, H-2, 6, -13. ROUMANIA— Observance of human rights, A-2, 40. Peace settlement with, A-l, 29. ROYAL ARMS— Protection, H-10a, 73, 86. ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE BILL— Report, I—ll, 4. ROYAL NEW ZEALAND NAVY. See under DEFENCE. RURAL ELECTRICAL RETICULATION COUNCIL— Report, D-4, 37. RYAN, P. M.— Petition, 1-5, 3. SALES TAX. See under TAXATION. SAMPSON, P.— Petition, 1-12, 2. SARAWAK— A-17, 1, 33. SAVINGS— Budget Statement, B-6, 41. SCAFFOLDING AND EXCAVATION ACT— H-11, 35. SCENERY PRESERVATION— Report, C-6.
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SCHOOL POPULATION ESTIMATES— For the years 1950-60 —Statement by Minister of Education : White-paper, J-5. SCHOOLS. See EDUCATION. SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH— Aeronautical research, H-37, 7. Agriculture, H-29, 16, 23, 25, 34, 80, 82, 123. Agronomy, H-34, 8. Animal ecology, H-34, 12. Apia Observatory, A-4, 63. Applied mathematics, H-34, 12. Auckland industrial development, H—34, 13. Botany, H-34, 16. Buildings, H-34, 79. Cawthorn Institute, H-34, 93. Chemical products, H-10a, 45, 82. Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, H-34, 112. Dairy industry, H-34, 87. DepartmentAnnual report, H-34. Branches : Report, H-34, 8. Finance, H-34, 7. Dominion Laboratory, H-34, 18. Dominion Physical Laboratory, H-34, 18. Entomology, H-34, 39. Fats, H-34, 42. Fertilizers, H-34, 89. Forestry, C-3, 28. Fruit, H-34, 43. Geological survey, H-34, 45. Geophysical Observatory, H-34, 48, 51. Grasslands, H-34, 52. Hops, H-34, 79. Incorporated research associations, H-34, 87. Information Bureau, H-34, 56. Launderers, dry-cleaners, and dyers, H-34, 92. Leather and shoe, H-34, 90. Magnetic survey, H-34, 58. Manufacturing industry, H-34, 81. Minerals, C-2, 25. Minister's statement, H-34, 3. Occupational psychology, H-34, 59. Plants, H-34, 61, 63. Pottery and ceramic, H-34, 90. Radio, H-34, 82. Research Committees, H-34, 79. Scientific Liaison Service, H-34, 111. Scientific Personnel Section, H-34, 111. Secretary's report, H-34, 4. Seismological Observatory, H-34, 70. Soils, H-34, 72. Tobacco, H-34, 82. University colleges, H-34, 100. Wheat, H-34, 75. Woollen-mills, H-34, 91. SCOTT, J.— Petition, 1-9, 2. SEAMAN. See under MARINE. SECURITY COUNCIL. See under EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.
SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFIGES ACT— H-11, 37. SETTLEMENT OF CROWN LANDS. See under LANDS. SHARE-MILKING AGREEMENTS ACT— H-11, 37. SHIPPING. See under MARINE. SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT— H-11, 32. SINGAPORE— A-17, 1, 33, 90. SOCIAL SECURITY— Beneficiaries—Home Aids : Allowable income, B-6, 23. Benefits— Age, H-9, 4. Budget Statement, B-6, 22. Cash, H-9, 3, 26. Emergency, H-9, 11. Family, H-9, 7. Increase, B-6, 9. Invalid, H-9, 8. Medical, H-31, 74. Miners, H-9, 9 ; 0-2, 28. Monthly, H-9, 4. New legislation, H-9, 3. Orphans, H-9, 7. Quarterly, H-9, 3. Reciprocal, H-9, 11. Reciprocity with— Australia, H-9, 12. Great Britain and Northern Ireland, H-9,13. Sickness, H-9, 10. Summary, H-9, 24. Superannuation, H-9, 3. Thrifty elderly people, B-6, 9. Total expenditure, H-9, 13. Total number of benefits in force, H-9, 13. Unemployment, H-9, 9. Weekly, H-9, 9. Widows, H-9, 7. Department— Administration and staff, H-9, 25. Annual report, H—9. European immigrants, H-9, 14. Fund, B-6, 20, 34 ; H-9, 15. International Labour Office, A-7 (1949), 67 ; H-9, 14. Migrants and their dependants, A-7 (1949 report), 67. Overseas pensions paid in New Zealand, H-9, 22. Prosecutions, H-9, 25. Publications, H-9, 15, 23. Social Security Act, 1938 : Administration, H-9a. Social Security Charge Act—Text of a draft consolidation : White-paper, J-7. Sundry pensions and special annuities, H-9, 24. War pensions, H-9, 16, 27, 28. Western Samoa, A-4, 51.
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SOCIAL SERVICES— B-6, 20, 40. SOIL CONSERVATION AND RIVERS CONTROL— C-3, 7, 23 ; 0-8, 5 ; D-l, 69-95. SOLWAY, R.— Petition, 1-2, 2. SOMALILAND— A-2, 25. SOUTH AFRICA— Indians in, A-l, 36. SOUTH AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA— A-l, 14, 55. Co-operative and economic development— Colombo plan : Report, A-17. SOUTHERN LAKES ACCLIMATIZATION DISTRICT— H-22, 24. SOUTH PACIFIC COMMISSION— A-l, 12 ; A-3, 32 ; A-5, 4. SOUTH PACIFIC HEALTH SERVICE— A-5, 3. SOUTH-WEST AFRICA— A-l, 37 ; A-2, 108. SPAIN— A-l, 28. SPORTS AND RECREATION— Big-game fishing, H-15, 33. British Empire Games, H-47, 9. Forests, C-3, 24. Mining townships, C-2, 27. Racing, H-22, 36. Sporting broadcasts, F-3, 5, 13. Tourist and health resorts, H-2, 18. SPRAY PAINTING REGULATIONS— H-11, 15. STABILIZATION— Subsidies, H-35, 5. Annual saving arising from reduction or cancellation of, B-6, 59. Bacon, H-30, 21. Charter of vessels, H-44, 24. Coal, C-2, 20, 36. Fertilizers, B-6, 26. Maori purposes, G-9, 17. Public libraries, H-32a, 2. Removal, B-6, 8. Rural Electrical Reticulation Council, D-4, 38. Wheat and flour, H-44, 24. STANDARDIZATION— H-15, 18. Standards Council, H-44a.
STANDARD OF LIVING— A-3, 22, 42 ; A-4, 40 ; A-6, 10. STATE ADVANCES CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND— Annual report, B-13. Housing Branch, public securities held by, B-10, 13. STATE COAL - MINES. See under MINING INDUSTRY. STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE— Annual report, H-6. Accident Insurance Branch, H-6a. Public securities held by, B-10, 14. STATE HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. STATE TRADING ACTIVITIES— B-6, 10. STATUTES AMENDMENT BILL— Report, I—ll, 4. STATUTES REVISION COMMITTEE, SELECT. See under COMMITTEES. STEEL. See IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. STOCK REMEDIES AMENDMENT BILL— Petition, 1-10, 2. STOPPAGE OF WORK ON WATERFRONT. See under LABOUR ; also MARINE. STORES— Defence Forces, B-l [Pt. ll], 35. Irregularities in connection with, B-l [Pt. ll], 6. Post and Telegraph Department, F-l, 27. Railways, D-2, 13. Written off, B-l [Pt. ll], 45. SUBSIDIES. See under STABILIZATION. SUMS IRRECOVERABLE BY THE CROWN, ETC.— Statement, B-l [Pt. ll], 46. SUPERANNUATION— Public Service Superannuation Board, H-26. Social security, H-9, 3. SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES. See ESTIMATES. SURVEYS— Aerial mapping, H-37, 44. Annual report, C-la. Coastal, H-15, 2. Geological, C-2, 15, 24 ; H-34, 45. Magnetic, H-34, 58. National forest, C-3, 35, 45. SUSPENSORY LOANS. See under LOANS.
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SWAMP DRAINAGE— Annual report, C-4. SWEDEN— Agriculture, H-29, 2. TAHATERE TOMLINS AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 6. TAKAHE — H-22, 18, 25. TAKURUA TAMARAU AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 5, TALLOW— H-30, 45, 54; H-34, 42. TASMAN EMPIRE AIRWAYS. See under AVIATION. TATA WAHANUI AND ANOTHER— Petition, 1-3, 9. TAUPIRI AND RENOWN COAL COMPANIES BILL— Report, 1-4, 2. TAXATION— Adjustments, B-6, 23. Budget Statement, B-6, 19. Forest, C-3, 25. Housing : Building materials, J-6, 8. Income-tax— Arrears, B-l [Pt. ll], 26. Budget Statement, B-6, 25. Farming community, B-6, 25. Land and Income Tax Act and Social Security Charge Act —Text of a draft consolidation : White-paper, J-7. Land : Exemption, B-6, 24. Motor-vehicles, H-40, 38. Sales tax : Exemptions, B-6, 24. Western Samoa, A-4, 30. TAXI-CABS. See under TRANSPORT. TE AROHA— H-2, 7, 15. TELEPHONES. See POST AND TELEGRAPH. TENANCY— H-11, 49, 85. TE PUIA SPRINGS— H-2, 17. THAR AND CHAMOIS— H-22, 20, 21. THIRD WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS— Report, C-3a. THRIFTY ELDERLY PEOPLE— Social security, B-6, 9.
TIKI RIITI AND OTHERS— Petition, G-6a ; 1-3, 7. TIMBER. See under FORESTRY. TIOPIRI KINGI AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 4. TOBACCO— H-29, 120 ; H-34, 82 ; H-44, 34, 35. TOKELAU ISLANDS. See under ISLAND TERRITORIES. TOLLAN, C. H. Petition, 1-9, 1. TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK— H-2, 10. TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS— Accommodation, H-2, 5, 22. Administrative changes, H-2, 22. Advertising, publicity plans, &c., H-2, 8, 20. Auckland, H-2, 6. Bank of New Zealand agencies at airports and wharves, B-15, 9. Bureaux and agencies in New Zealand, H-2, 6. Christchurch, H-2, 7. Commonwealth Liaison Committee, H-2, 19. Department : Annual report, H-2. Dunedin, H-2, 7. Eglinton Valley, H-2, 12. Finance, H-2, 22. Fiordland, H-2, 13. Franz Josef Glacier, H-2, 11. Hotels, &c., H-2, 9, 22. International Union of Official Travel Organizations, H-2, 19. Invercargill, H-2, 7. Lake Pukaki, H-2, 17. Lake Taupo, H-2, 11. Lake Te Anau, H-2, 12. Lake Waikaremoana, H-2, 10. Liaison with allied interests, conferences, &c., H-2, 18. Little Barrier Island, H-2, 17. Maintenance of hotels, resorts, and reserves, H-2, 9. Maruia Springs, H-2, 18. Milford Sound, H-2, 13. Morere Hot Springs, H-2, 16. Mount Cook, H-2, 11. National parks, C-10, 5, 8. New Zealand National Tourist Conference, H-2, 19. Organization, H-2, 3. Overseas bureaux— Australia, H-2, 3. Britain, H-2, 4. Publications, H-2, 9. Publicity, H-47, 4. Queenstown, H-2, 16. Rotorua, H-2, 6, 13. Sales, H-2, 3. Sport, H-2, 18. Te Aroha, H-2, 7, 15.
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TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS —continued Te Puia Springs, H-2, 17. Tongariro National Park, H-2, 10. Tourist arrivals, H-2, 6. Tourist-house licences, H-3, 12. Transportation— Internal, H-2, 5, 21. Overseas, H-2, 4, 21. Travel promotion, H-2, 3. Wairakei, H-2, 10. Wellington H-2, 6. TOWN MILK SUPPLY. See under MILK. TOWN-PLANNING— A-4, 51 ; H-44, 8. TRADE. See INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. TRADE-MARKS. See PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE-MARKS. TRAFFIC IN PERSONS— Suppression, A-2, 79. TRANSPORT— Accidents, H-40, 15, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46. Children killed or injured, H-40, 44. School pupils killed or injured, H-40, 45. Air, H-37, 39. Agreement with Canada, A-14. Appeals, H-40, 31, 58, 81. Commercial road, H-40, 24. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 22, 43. Delays : Building supplies, J-6, 20. Department : Annual report, H-40. External Affairs Department, A-l, 53. Fares and charges, H-40, 31. Finance, H-40, 14, 32, 38, 39. Goods service, H-40, 28, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 7581, 84. Government's policy, H-40, 1. Harbour ferry services, H-40, 31. Motor transport development, H-40, 8. Motor-vehicles, H-40, 9, 23, 26, 37, 49, 50. Import licensing, J-4, 15. Registration, &c., F-l, 28. Taxation, H-40, 38. Passengers and passenger services, H-40, 48, 50, 51, 52, 53, 56, 60, 61, 63, 65, 67, 82. Petrol, H-40, 9, 34. Police Force, H-16, 3. Railway road services, D-2, 33. Rehabilitation —Ex-servicemen : Licences granted, H-40, 31, 59. Rental vehicle services, H-40, 27, 51, 54, 73-74, 83. Retail delivery services, H-40, 33. Roads, H-40, 10, 14, 39, 40, 41. Road safety, H-40, 15. Taxi-cab services, H-40, 26, 51, 53, 54, 69-72, 83. Traffic laws, H-40, 21. Traffic offences, H-16, 8 ; H-40, 22, 47. Transport Co-ordination Council, H-40, 33. Transport laws, H-40, 34. Tourist industry, H-2, 4, 5, 21, Western Samoa, A-4, 35,
TREASURY— Public securities held by, B-10, 16. TRIESTE— A-l, 29. TRUSTEESHIP AND NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES— A-l, 58; A-2, 92. TUBERCULOSIS. See under HEALTH. TUBERCULOSIS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-7, 2. TUKARIRI, P. H., AND OTHERS— Petition, 1-3, 7. UNEMPLOYMENT. See under LABOUR. UNITED KINGDOM— Agriculture, H-29, 4. Tourist industry, H-2, 4. Trade with, H-44, 19. UNITED NATIONS. See under EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. UNITED NEW ZEALAND DENTAL LABORATORIES ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED— Petition, 1-7, 2. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA— Agriculture, H-29, 3. Trade with, H-44, 20. VISAS— Abolition : New Zealand and Norway, A-10. VITAL STATISTICS— A-3, 35 ; A-4, 51, 67. WAGES— A-7 (1949 report), 9, 25, 30, 74; B-6, 9. WAIPOUA FOREST— Petition, 1-5, 2. WAIRAKEI — H-2, 10. WAITOMO CAVES— H-2, 10. WANGANUI RIVER— Claims made by certain Maoris : Report of Royal Commission, G-2. WAR— Disarmament, A-l, 41. Earthquake and War Damage Commission, B-11. Exchange of notes with — France, relating to repayment of advances made by New Zealand to France in respect of military expenditure during the years 1940-45, A-l g,
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WAR —continued Exchange of notes with —continued Italy, relating to the release of Italian assets in New Zealand, A-13 ; B-9, 4. Missing persons : Declaration of death, A-l, 66 ; A-2, 125. New Zealand and the Korean crisis, J-3. Preparation for a new war, &c., A-2, 29. United Nations Security Council members : Armed Forces reduction, A-2, 57. War victims : Protection, A-l, 83. WAR EXPENSES ACCOUNT— B-6, 12, 35. WAR FUNDS— H-22, 39. WAR GRAVES— H-22, 31. WAR HISTORY— H-22, 30. WAR MEMORIAL CARILLON— H-21, 12. WAR MEMORIALS— H-22, 38. WAR PENSIONS— B-6, 9 ; H-9, 14, 16, 27, 28. WATER— Research, H-34, 21, 46. WATERFRONT INDUSTRY. See under LABOUR ; also MARINE. WATER-SUPPLY. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. WEEKLY REVIEW— H-47, 8. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT— H-11, 50. WELLINGTON CITY TRADING DEPARTMENTS' RESERVE AND RENEWAL FUNDS AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-16, 5. WESTERN SAMOA. See under ISLAND TERRITORIES. WESTERN UNION— A-l, 24. WESTPORT HARBOUR. See under MARINE. WHAKATANE HARBOUR AMENDMENT BILL— Report, 1-5, 2 ; 1-16, 4.
WHALING— A-l, 76. WHANGAREI HARBOUR BOARD VESTING AND EMPOWERING BILL— Report, 1-5, 3 ; 1-16, 6. WHEAT. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ; also INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. WHEELER, H. C.— Petition, 1-5, 3. WIDOWS' BENEFITS. See under SOCIAL SECURITY. WILD LIFE— H-22, 15. WILD PIGS— H-22, 20. WOMEN AND CHILDREN— British immigrant children, E-4, 1. Child hygiene, H-31, 53. Children killed or injured in motor accidents, H-40, 44. Children of deceased and totally disabled servicemen, H-18, 9. Child welfare, E-l, 7 ; E-4. General housekeeping : Health standard, H-31, 79. Greek children : Repatriation, A-2, 18. Handicapped children, E-l, 5 ; E-2, 6 ; E-4, 3 ; 1-8, 1. Home Aids, B-6, 23 ; H-11, 43, 67. International Children's Emergency Fund, A-l, 57 ; A-2, 87 ; H-44, 24. Juveniles in industry : Medical examination, H-31, 79. Protection, A-7a, 20. Traffic in, A-2, 79. Women police, H-16, 2. Women's and children's broadcasts, F-3, 6, 7, 13. Women's Auxiliary Air Force, H-37, 8. Women, Western Samoa : Status, A-4, 41. WOOL. See under AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. WOOLLEN-MILLS— H-34, 91 ; H-44, 7. WORKERS' COMPENSATION— B-9, 4, 5 ; H-11, 50. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION— A-l, 69. YOUNG FARMERS' CLUBS— H-29, 11.
By Authority: R. E, Owen, Government Printer, Wellington, —1951.
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NEW ZEALAND APPENDIX TO THE JOURNALS OF THE House of Representatives
Vol. IV 19SO Y/ith Sessional liide H--35-
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