House of Assembly: Vol14 - MONDAY JUNE 16 1913
with leave, asked the Minister of Railways and Harbours whether a large number of men employed on construction of Nelspruit— Sabi Railway will shortly be thrown out of work by the completion of the earthworks on that line, and whether he will take measures to see that these men are at once found employment on some of the new works sanctioned by Parliament?
replied that he could not give a definite answer now, but would take the matter into consideration.
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.
moved that the House go into Committee of Ways and Means to consider the following resolutions relating to the increase of the rate of excise duties now payable under the laws in force in the several Provinces of the Union: To further increase such duty—(1) on and after the 1st day of January, 1914, on spirits now classed as wine brandy under the provisions of the “Excise Duties Amendment Act, 1909,” of the Cape of Good Hope which do not fall within the definition of wine brandy (Cognac type) contained in the “Wine, Spirits and Vinegar Act, 1913” from five shillings per Imperial proof gallon to ten shillings per Imperial proof gallon; (2) on and after the 1st day of July, 1913, on dop brandy as defined by the “Wine, Brandy, Whisky and Spirits Act, 1906,” of the Cape of Good Hope, and on spirits distilled from materials other than the produce of the vine from ten shillings per Imperial proof gallon to fifteen shillings per Imperial proof gallon with a rebate of duty on spirits distilled in Natal from the products or by-products of the sugar cane when duty paid for consumption in the province of Natal of the amount of five shillings per Imperial proof gallon.
The motion was agreed to.
said that these amendments arose out of the discussion that took place on Saturday, and was to meet the objections that were then raised. Hon. members would understand the import of these amendments when they remembered that it was proposed to levy a duty of £1 per gallon on wine brandy. It was now proposed to adopt the resolution which the House adopted in the Adulteration Act, confining the duty of 5s. to brandy of the Cognac type. All other brandies it was proposed to deal with in another way. It was proposed from next January all brandy that did not fall under the term wine brandy, Cognac type, would come under a different category, and pay a duty of 15s. per gallon. All existing stocks would be classified as wine brandy, whether they were sold this year or not, and would pay a duty of 5s. The result would be that no injustice would be done to existing stocks, but the next vintage would have to pay according to the new scale. With regard to Natal rum, hon. members would remember that it was proposed that this should pay in other Provinces a duty of 21s. per gallon. There was considerable outcry against this, because such a duty, it was stated, was not in conformity with the Act of Union. Dop brandy and Natal rum, therefore, would be classified in one category, and would pay a duty of 15s. But in the case of rum, there would be a rebate of 5s. where the product was manufactured and consumed in Natal. He moved that the Committee recommends the foregoing increases of Excise duties.
said he wanted the Minister to realise that as they had nothing to do with, the arrangements, they were unaware how the clause would apply. He would like the Minister to assure him that only the stocks in hand or produced during the current year, would be available for this 5s. duty. They felt uneasy regarding the check which the Government would have upon the stock available for the 5s. duty. This brandy might continue to be sold for ten or fifteen years. He did not know what the Government stock was—whether it was high class or dop. Would this excise believable on January 1? Would it have to be paid at once? Would it be levied on the brandy made or on the quantity in bond? They did not want to see an extension of the sale of cheap liquor up-country and the lowering of the duty, because they knew what the effect would be. Perhaps the Minister would tell them what machinery there was and how it was going to work.
said he understood the hon. member to ask how the Government was going to control this quantity of wine brandy which was in stock at present and any that might be manufactured to the end of the year? The Excise Department, he would say, had complete control over the manufacture of all brandy in this Province, whether the stocks were held by the manufacturer or the agricultural distiller. By the end of the year the Excise Department would know how much dop there was, how much brandy of the old type and how much brandy of the new type. As each individual sold he had to make a declaration. Everything was under complete control.
It is a matter of bookkeeping.
Simply a matter of bookkeeping.
asked under what law or laws the individual was bound to make a declaration.
said that while he had not the laws at his fingers’ ends, he could assure his hon. friend that this point was fully covered by existing legislation.
brought up the question of methylated spirits.
That does not come under the motion.
Not under this motion?
said that the point could be raised under the Bill.
I want to ask the Minister—
said that the hon. member could not discuss the question at that stage.
read the terms of the notice of motion and said that he wished to know whether the duty included methylated spirits. If not, then methylated spirits, which had been condemned by the Commission, would go in free of duty.
How is it possible to put a tax of 10s. on methylated spirits? In England it is free of duty altogether. In Australia I believe if comes under a sixpenny duty. Continuing, he said that if the spirits were properly methylated they could not be put to the use feared by the hon. member for Tembuland. When the Bill was before them he intended to move an amendment dealing with the matter.
said that he had an amendment on the paper. There was, however, still the question as to whether the whole of the duty was to be rebated.
That is not germane to the motion.
made a final protest against the infringement of the free trade article in the Act of Union.
It is a matter of principle. It cannot be discussed now.
I thought—
The hon. member must confine himself to the details of the motion.
I am dealing with it, sir. Continuing, he said that as it appeared the Cape must have its preference the next line to be taken was that if preference was to be given to a high class brandy, the same preference should be extended to any high class spirits that might be manufactured in any other parts of South Africa.
drew attention to the existing stocks of grape brandy, and asked whether some protection would not be afforded these stocks until they were sold out. The Government might hold its stock until the other was disposed of.
said he could give the assurance that the Government stock would not be sold at such a rate as to depress the market.
The motion was agreed to.
brought up the report.
moved that the report be adopted and the resolutions referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the Excise and Customs Tariffs Amendment Bill.
The motion was agreed to.
said there was nothing of more importance on the Order Paper than Order No. 20—Adjourned debate on motion of amendment of Miners’ Phthisis Act, 1912, to be resumed. He moved as an unopposed motion that Orders Nos. 1 to 19 inclusive stand over until No. 20 had been dealt with.
We will give you to-morrow morning.
Is there any objection? There can be no debate.
As there was an objection, the motion was not put.
moved the adoption of the third and fourth reports of the Select Committee on Native Affairs.
wished to know why the House was asked to consider these reports before the first report, which was No. 10 on the Order Paper, and which was of the utmost importance. It was impossible for the order to be reached.
said he had received a letter from a Natal missionary, stating that some sites of the mission stations that he had applied for had been omitted from the list.
said he would inquire into the matter mentioned by the hon. member for Weenen. As to why the first report of the Select Committee was not taken before the others, the explanation was that there were certain church and school sites and regulations necessary for administrative purposes dealt with in the subsequent reports. These were unanimously adopted by the Select Committee. He was in favour of the first report, and would be very glad if the House could discuss it. If there were time he would endeavour to have it discussed.
The motion was agreed to.
IN COMMITTEE.
The House resumed in committee on the Excise and Customs Tariffs Amendment Bill.
On the first schedule,
moved in Part I to insert in the first line, after the words “wine brandy,” the words “(Cognac type)”; in the second line to delete the words “spirits other than wine brandy,” and to insert in lieu thereof the words “spirits distilled from the produce of the vine other than wine brandy (Cognac type) and other than dop brandy”; insert after the second line the following: “Dop brandy and spirits distilled from materials other than the produce of the vine, per Imperial proof gallon, 15s. (see note).”
Agreed to.
moved to add at the end of the third item “and such beer brewed in the Cape Province … 4s. 6d.” The mover said his purpose was to bring back the excise on beer to what it was at present in the Cape. Under the new Adulteration Act Cape brewers were not allowed to use sugar in the manufacture of beer, whereas in the other Provinces this was allowed, as it was in most civilised countries.
said he could not accept the amendment.
Where is the free trade when Cape brewers are not allowed to use sugar and the brewers in all the other Provinces are?
Mr. Struben’s amendment was negatived.
asked whether the Minister would withdraw his old amendments.
said that most of them would remain.
said he wished to raise a protest against the imposition of a duty of 1s. on acetic and pyroligneous acids.
moved the deletion of the words “acetic and pyroligneous acids, 1s.” He read a letter from the secretary of the Transvaal Manufacturers’ Association, stating that the duty of 1s. would inflict the greatest harm on the acetic acid industry, and in fact would mean the total prohibition of manufacture.
said that he had laid a letter from the manufacturers before the Minister, and he hoped that it would be favourably considered.
said that the tax would produce such a small amount that it was scarcely worth collecting. He did not think that 50,000 gallons of this article were manufactured in the whole Union.
said he did not think the Minister had considered the possibility of starting a large industry in connection with the utilisation of waste wattle wood. If they had a duty of 1s. per gallon it would absolutely kill the extract of this acid.
said that he had had a copy of the letter referred to by the hon. member for Von Brandis. There was some substance in it. There was, however, another side to this matter. He understood that this acetic acid was produced very little for manufacturing purposes and almost entirely for potable purposes. They had had this acetic acid examined which was sold to housewives for consumption, and in very many cases they found that acetic vinegar contained sulphuric acid.
Not if it is manufactured properly.
proceeding, said that the acetic vinegar which was used by housewives was poisonous. Members who knew the character of sulphuric acid would understand his statement. He thought they ought to adopt the clause as it stood.
thought that this should have been dealt with under the Adulteration Act, but what was the reason for breaking up these industries? If acetic acid was broken down by the addition of water it was perfectly harmless. They should have stated in the Adulteration Act what was pure and what was impure vinegar.
The amendment was negatived.
The first part of the schedule was agreed to.
On part 2 of the first schedule
moved in the title, after “Duties”, to omit “on spirits.”
Agreed to.
moved in part 2, in the second column, opposite “Methylated spirits,” after the word “manner,” to insert “and rendered unpotable to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Excise.” The mover said that his intention was to know whether the Government intended putting an excise upon methylated spirits. Unless this was done the illicit dealers would take the cheapest spirits they could get. Large quantities of methylated spirits was imported into the Transvaal, which were sold by chemists and druggists. The Chief of Police reported that no less than 27,000 gallons were so imported. Large quantities of dop brandy and methylated spirits were mixed together and coloured and sold to the natives. Surely it was their duty to take steps to protect the natives.
said he strongly supported the motion made by his hon. friend. It was imperative that they should prevent the sale of these spirits as a substitute for brandy.
wanted to point out that the amendment meant nothing at all. He had tried to find out what they did in England. Proceeding, the right hon. gentleman said they allowed a proportion of one-ninth of the bulk in England, whereas in South Africa they allowed 2½ per cent. One-ninth of the bulk was 11 per cent., so that they allowed much less here. At the present moment they were framing regulations, but he did not think the regulations were strong enough. What they had to deal with now was whether they should tax methylated spirits or not. In Australia he found they imposed a tax of 6d. Here they followed the English idea, but he thought they might be more strict.
said he had no objection to making spirits still more unpotable.
said the point was, what did the Collector of Customs require? Continuing, he said he did not think that the present restrictions were strong enough. With regard to the point raised by the hon. member for Tembuland, he thought that was rather a matter for administration.
pointed out that his amendment did not prescribe by regulation. It was only an additional safeguard. In England there was not a large native population, and he thought their duty was to protect the natives. If they put a heavy duty on dop and none on methylated spirits, they would have this stuff being sold as dop.
moved that after the word “unpotable” the words “as beverages” should be inserted.
objected to the amendment moved by Mr. Henderson.
The amendment was negatived.
The amendment of the hon. member for Tembuland was negatived.
To alter the heading under Column 3, to read as follows: Wine brandy (Cognac type) “amount of rebate—spirits the produce of the vine other than wine brandy (Cognac type) and other than dop brandy— dop brandy and spirits distilled from materials other than the produce of the vine”; opposite the first line of item “Plain Spirits,” etc., to insert “£ s. d.”; and opposite last line of the same item, to insert “0:13:0.”
Agreed to.
moved to add at the end of Part II the following:
“Spirits distilled in Natal from the products or by-products of the sugar cane— when duty paid for consumption therein— 5s.”; “Acids and pyroligneous acids and extracts and essences of vinegar—when exported from the Union for consumption outside it—the whole duty.”
Agreed to.
Part II, as amended, was agreed to.
The First Schedule, as amended, was agreed to.
On the second Schedule,
moved in item (e), immediately after the words “Wine Brandy,” to insert “and spirits distilled from materials other than the produce of the vine.”
was understood to ask for an assurance that certain reductions would be granted to Natal.
That amendment has already been passed.
The amendment was agreed to.
The second schedule as amended was agreed to.
On clause 1, Excise duties to be payable according to tariff set out in first schedule,
moved, in line 13, after “schedule,” to insert “to the rebates, in the case of beer, which may be permitted by the regulations made under section 7 (c) of this Act, and to any special exemptions which may be allowed in any Province under any law which remains in force therein,” and in lines 33 and 34, to omit “the date of the promulgation of this Act in the ‘Gazette.’” and to substitute, “the twenty-first day of May, 1913.”
The amendment and the clause as amended were agreed to.
New clause 3,
On clause 3, Conversion of certain Customs duties on spirits and beers into Excise duties, after 30th June, 1913,
said he thought that this was the proper place to deal with the question of methylated spirits. The hon. member for Fordsburg had suggested that this should be carried out by regulation, but in England it had been found necessary to include it in the Bill. His amendment would enable them to keep within their purview all those who had these spirits. Dealing with the amendment of the hon. member for Tembuland, he said they had a far stronger provision in the law at the present time. He moved to insert the following (1) The substance mixed with spirits for the purpose of methylation must be wood naptha or methylic alcohol in the proportion of not less than one-sixth of the bulk of the spirits, or some other substance approved for the purpose by the Minister, and may if the Minister sees fit be provided by him at the expense of the methylator; (2) The substance must before the mixing thereof be examined and approved by an officer appointed in that behalf; (3) regulations may be framed by the Minister in respect of the mode and place in which the methylation of spirits shall be carried on and with regard to the conditions under which such spirits may be sold.
moved that the sub-sections of this proposed new clause be taken seriatim.
Agreed to.
Sub-section (1) was negatived.
said the English law did not entirely prevent potability. As to the law of 1880, that was almost before the Flood. (Laughter.)
said the latest English Act was dated 1906 —that was this side of the Flood. (Laughter.) This Act referred one back to the Act of 1880, of which the Minister spoke with such unmerited contempt.
feared that it was almost impossible to render the stuff unpotable for the native.
asked if there would be any provisions in the Bill to prevent the sale of this stuff. (Hear, hear.)
It may be a foul aspersion, but it is said that most of this beastiliness comes from Natal. (Laughter.)
We supply the antidote—the Natal rum. (Laughter.)
suggested the admixture of something which would cause vomiting.
said he would try to get the amendment of the hon. member for Victoria West altered in such a way that it be acceptable. He moved that the new clause stand over.
The motion was agreed to.
On clause 3,
moved the omission of the following from subsection 1: “(1) The duties leviable and payable as Customs duties in the Province of Natal, the Transvaal, or the Orange Free State in respect of spirits or beer which have been produced or manufactured in the Province of the Cape of Good Hope and imported into any of the other three Provinces shall, after the 30th day of June, 1913, cease to be levied and paid as Customs duties, but shall thereafter be levied and collected as duties of Excise, as if such spirits or beer had been produced or manufactured in any of the three other Provinces aforesaid.” General Smuts further moved that the following be substituted: “The duties leviable and payable as Customs duties in respect of spirits or beer which, having been produced or manufactured in one Province, have been imported into any other Province shall, after the 30th day of June, 1913, cease to be levied and paid as Customs duties, but shall, thereafter, be levied and collected as duties of excise at the rates prescribed in the first schedule to this Act, as if such spirits or beer had been produced or manufactured in that other Province.”
The amendment was agreed to.
moved the omission of sub-section (2), as follows: “The duties leviable and payable as Customs duties in the Province of the Cape of Good Hope in respect of spirits and beer which have been produced or manufactured in any of the other three Provinces and imported into the Province of the Cape of Good Hope shall, after the 30th day of June, 1913, cease to be levied and paid as Customs duties, but shall thereafter be levied and paid as duties of excise as if such spirits or beer had been produced or manufactured in the Province of the Cape of Good Hope. Such spirits or beer shall also, after the said date, become subject, as regards removals, operations, deliveries, exportations, and any other transactions whatever (except as regards drawback of duty on removal to another Province), to the law relating to Excise in the Province of the Cape of Good Hope”; and to omit in lines 50 and 51 the words “or subsection (2).”
The motion was agreed to.
The clause, as amended, was agreed to.
On clause 4, Removal of spirits or beer from the Province of production or manufacture to another Province,
moved, in line 60, after “Excise,” to insert “in the Province from which such spirits or beer have been removed”: in line 67, to insert between the words “Customs” and “have” the words “without any rebate”; in line 68, to omit “up or have been secured” and to substitute “or payment thereof in the Province from which the spirits or beer have been removed has been secured”; on page 6, line 7, after “Customs” to insert “the payment of the duty of Excise being allowed to be deferred until delivery from such warehouse.”
The amendment was agreed to.
The clause, as amended, was agreed to.
New clause 6,
moved that the following be a new clause to follow clause 5, viz.: (1) Spirits methylated in any Province, from whatever substance distilled, and articles which, containing spirits, have been rendered unpotable as beverages in manner prescribed by law may if the duties of excise leviable under this Act have been paid in respect of them, be imported into any other Province without payment of any further duties of excise or of any custom duties; (2) Spirits produced in any Province, from whatever substance distilled, may be removed, in accordance with regulations, to any other Province into the possession of any methylator approved by the Commissioner of Excise, or of any chemist or druggist or other person likewise approved, in order that such spirits may be methylated, or for the purpose of their use in art or manufacture: Provided that if the Commissioner is satisfied that such spirits have been so used and have been rendered unpotable as beverages, he shall allow—(a) in the case of spirits for use in art or manufacture, a rebate of such duty as is in excess of 2s. per proof gallon; and (b) in the case of spirits methylated, a rebate of the whole duty.
moved that the further consideration of this clause stand over.
Agreed to.
On clause 6,
moved that the further consideration of this clause stand over.
Agreed to.
On clause 7, Interpretation of Act and certain provisions of Provincial laws,
moved to omit sub-section (a) and to substitute: “(a) Wine brandy (Cognac type) means the distillate resulting solely from the distillation of wine the volatile constituents of which distillate (except water) are derived entirely from the wine, provided the distillate is not distilled at higher than 22 degrees over proof, and such volatile constituents include not less than 125 parts of higher alcohols calculated as amyl alcohol, and 300 parts of total secondary constituents per hundred thousand parts of alcohol.” On page 8, to omit lines 2, 3, and 4, and to substitute “pay excise duty at the rate of 5s. per Imperial proof gallon”; and on the same page, before the last paragraph, to insert the following new sub-sections (d) and (e): “(d) Spirits distilled from wine and classed as wine brandy under the provisions of the ‘Excise Duties Amendment Act, 1909,’ of the Cape of Good Hope, before the 1st day of January, 1914, shall only be liable to the excise duty of 5s. per Imperial proof gallon.” “(e) ‘Dop brandy’ shall have the same meaning as was assigned to it in ‘The Wine, Brandy, Whisky and Spirits Act, 1906,’ of the Cape of Good Hope.”
The amendment was agreed to.
The clause, as amended, was agreed to.
New clause 3, standing over,
Sub-sections (2) and (3) were negatived.
New clause 6, standing over,
Agreed to.
Clause 6 standing over.
moved in line 20, to omit “specifying” and to substitute “as to all or any of the following matters, namely,—”; in line 22, to omit “prescribing”; after paragraph (iv) of sub-section (c), to add the following new sub-sections: “(d) The compulsory registration of places where extracts or essences of vinegar or acetic and pyroligneous acids are manufactured so as to secure the payment of duties of excise; (e) the conditions under which spirits may be removed; (f) the powers which customs, excise and police officers may exercise, of entering upon the premises of persons dealing in spirits to inspect and examine such spirits, or any books kept by such persons relating thereto, and the powers of the Commissioner of Excise to prescribe what books and forms shall be used in connection with the production or disposal of spirits.”
Agreed to.
moved to add at the end: “The regulations made under paragraph (b) shall provide as one of the conditions mentioned therein that every substance to be used for the purposes of the methylation of spirits shall, at the expense of the methylator, be submitted to the Government analyst for his certificate that the addition of such substance will render the spirits unpotable.”
pointed out that no provision was made for regulating the sale of burning fluid.
replied that it was dealt with in clause 10
said that the point was that excise officials should be able to follow these methylated spirits just as well as any other spirits.
said he had seen the excise officials, and they said they could do this.
The amendment of the Minister of Finance was agreed to.
The Bill was reported with amendments.
The amendments were considered forthwith.
On the second schedule,
moved to amend the amendment he made in committee, by inserting “other than” before “spirits,” and after “1913” to omit all the words down to “Act.”
The amendments were agreed to.
The Bill was read a third time.
The House proceeded to consider the reports of the Select Committee on Public-Accounts.
moved that the second, fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth and tenth reports of the Select Committee on Public Accounts be now considered; and that (1) this House concurs in paragraph (2) of the eighth report, and resolves that the surplus on the year 1911-12 available for payment to the Public Debt Commissioners towards redemption of debt under section 5 of Act No. 18 of 1911 is £681,037 7s. 6d.; and (2) paragraphs (2), (4), (5), (6), and (7) of the second report, the whole of the fourth, sixth and seventh reports, paragraph (1) of the eighth report, and the whole of the tenth report be referred to the Government for consideration.
said that though some of the recommendations of the committee with regard to printing and stationery were very good he would draw the Minister’s attention to an important recommendation made to the committee with regard to the printing of the Government Gazette, whereby £5,000 a year, no inconsiderable sum, would be saved. The Government Printer, in the course of his evidence, stated: My suggestion would be to print the “Union Gazette” in English and Dutch separately. At the present time you have a huge “Gazette” such as this consisting of both English and Dutch, for which we charge £3 a year. If you agreed to a division it would only cost £1 10s. It would save £3,000 in paper, which comes to 100 tons, and that has all to be put into the Post Office. This suggestion could be carried still further. Departments must cut their printing down themselves—they know what can be printed and what not—and they must consider the most economical way of keeping their printing within the smallest limits. Take these sheep forms which I have mentioned—surely it would be possible to register sheep in some more economical way than that?
said he hoped that the Government, when considering these reports, would not put into effect the recommendation regarding the closing of the sleeper factories at Storms River. The committee took no evidence on the subject. In 1912 the Government took 62,000 sleepers, for which the Government paid 2s. 1½d. a piece, and 2s. 4½d. for creosoting the sleepers and administrative expenses. In view of the favourable reports on the sleepers by the General Manager of Railways and the Chief Railway Engineer, he hoped the House would not adopt the proposal of the hon. member for Cape Town, Central, who was never quite so happy as when he was putting a spoke in the wheel of any other port than Cape Town. (Laughter.)
Nonsense.
urged that the recommendation in regard to the sleeper factory should not be accepted. The factories only used yellow wood, which could only be used as sleepers. A good purpose was being served by this factory, and he thought that after due consideration the Government would realise that this factory should not be closed. He also hoped that the Government would see the way to increase the price of sleepers by sixpence. The hon. member for Cape Town, Central, would not insist on the closing of the factory.
said the forms used by the General Post Office were very badly printed.
The motion was agreed to.
SECOND READING.
in moving the second reading of the Natal Indian Immigration Law Amendment Bill, said the Government did not see its way clear to make the Bill of general application. Meanwhile there was no doubt that hardship had been created by applying the poll tax to women, especially to those who were married. He honed the Bill would be accepted, because there was a general consensus of opinion in favour of its proposals. He would regret if at this late stage hon. members entered upon a long argument which would prevent Government giving relief in this matter.
said it was not fair that a matter of this sort should be brought up on what was believed to be the last day of the session. But if the Bill were to be forced through that would not be the last day of the session, as the Natal members would not weakly submit. Last year the tax was collected from only 42 women, for the Government was afraid to collect it from everyone liable. It was never the intention that the tax should be collected from women, and it had been one of the most disgraceful things that ever happened in Natal to force the women to pay this tax. But the women who lived an immoral life were compelled to pay this money because they had it to pay. The Government could deal with the matter perfectly well by means of administration, and it was unnecessary to bring in this Bill. Another objection to the measure was that it dealt with only one phase of the question, although Mr. Gokhale had been given to understand that the whole of this tax would be taken off. He moved that the Bill be read a second time this day three months.
moved the adjournment of the debate.
seconded.
The motion was agreed to and the debate adjourned.
To what date?
This day week. (Laughter.)
The debate was accordingly adjourned until the 23rd June.
On the Order for the second reading of the Natal Public Health Acts (Re-enactment and Amendment) Bill,
said that the intention of the Bill was to take the present position of affairs as it existed, and to give certain powers which had not been re-enacted to the Medical Officer of Health in Natal. As he understood, however, that it was desired to go into the wider question of the powers of Medical Boards and so forth, he did not intend to move the second reading of this Bill.
Then the Order falls away.
Business was suspended at 12.55 p.m.
Business was resumed at 2.15 p.m.
said the next Order on the paper was the second reading of the Perpetual Annuities Bill. Some members had told him that there was the likelihood of a debate upon this subject, and, if that was so, there would be no possibility of the Bill passing this session. The same remarks applied to the Bewaarplaatsen Bill. The Government, however, would proceed with this at an early date next session. He begged to move, therefore, that these two orders be discharged.
The orders were accordingly discharged, and the Bills withdrawn.
SECOND READING.
moved the second reading of the Collection of Statistics Bill. He pointed out that this was designed to get manufacturing and agricultural statistics during the interval between the census.
said he was extremely sorry that this was brought forward at this late stage of the session. They all recognised the value of having Statistics, but if they looked at the Bill, they would see the enormous powers which it gave to officials. These officials could come along—to himself even —and ask for full particulars regarding his business. He moved that the Bill be read three months hence.
said if his hon. friend took that line, he could not proceed with the Bill. He hoped, however, when his hon. friend met him again, he would not ask for statistics.
said that before they proceeded with a Bill of this description, they ought to know exactly the lines upon which it would operate. He saw that it was intended to collect agricultural statistics, but farmers might resent being interviewed on the subject of their business. Farmers—he did not speak for commercial men, as they could look after themselves—had not a statistical bent of mind. He knew that from his own experience when the income tax was being collected. If time had permitted, he thought that this Bill should have been sent to a Select Committee.
also protested against an important matter of this kind being brought forward on the last day of the session. The Minister had said that the House would have to take the responsibility for not passing this Bill. He repudiated that. They had been urging the Government, almost for years, to bring forward a measure of this character. This rushing through of legislation was not good for the legislation of the country or the country itself. He moved that the Bill be read a second time this day three months.
seconded.
said he thought the Bill asked too much. He referred to a Conference that had taken place with regard to the collection of statistics, and if the Minister had adopted those recommendations they would have had proper statistics. He thought that it was unwise to trust a Government department in a matter of this kind. There was no reason why the Government should not proceed with the collection of statistics on the lines laid down by the Conference or on other lines.
said that statistics were urgently required, and he considered that the Bill should not be shelved. If they were going to deal with industrial matters next session as they hoped these statistics would be necessary.
moved the adjournment of the debate.
Until?
This day week. (Laughter.)
moved, as an unopposed order, that all the following orders stand over until No. 20 had been disposed of.
The motion was agreed to.
The adjourned debate on the motion for the amendment of the Miners’ Phthisis Act (1912) was resumed by
who said he thought the House should welcome the opportunity of turning away from the slaughter of innocents in that House to the slaughter of innocents that was going on at the present time on the Witwatersrand. Since the time this debate was adjourned, the matter had been deliberately blocked by Government business, and they had now reached it more by good luck than by good management. He only hoped that the Minister of Mines would realise and agree with the serious view of the matter that was taken by that House. That was what they wanted to bring to the notice of the Government. The Minister did not seem to realise the gravity of the position on the Witwatersrand with regard to the men who were practically placed under his charge. There were 250,000 human beings on the mines who were practically dependent on the policy of the Minister of Mines. During that session there had been several disclosures, but the most important he thought was that with regard to the death rate among tropical natives, which was made by the Minister of Native Affairs when he said that the state of affairs was nothing short of murder. Therefore, it was their duty to find out who was responsible for the murder that was going on. That was the practical position. He thought that the country could congratulate itself on the result of the Bill that had been passed. It was only through the pressure of the public that the Government were able and did do something to minimise the great evil at their doors. Had they not deliberately raised their voices, he thought that little or no improvement would have taken place. Five or six Commissions were appointed, and yet nothing was done except the promulgation of some elaborate mining regulations that had been almost disregarded. They felt that Government had not done enough and that the scourge had not been wiped out. Public opinion in England had been awakened to the importance of the matter. One English paper had remarked that the figures sounded incredible. The British public looked to the Union Government to see that this horror was removed, and that was the object of the motion. He hoped something might be done for the good of our suffering humanity, and if that were done, Parliament’s five months’ labour would not have been in vain. (Hear, hear.) He admitted that the position on the mines had been improved, and that the companies had done their best, and if the Government would do its share, and try to bring about a better inspection, then people could look forward to this scourge being wiped out. He did not want to raise a scene in the House, or to incur the displeasure of the hon. member for Port Elizabeth, Central, but he said that unfortunately it was known when the mines were to be inspected—(Labour cheers) —and that was the real reason why the inspection was defective. If the Minister would only use his own common-sense, instead of following the advice of his experts, then a better state of things might be looked for. Government should have more inspectors, and he hoped that a commission would be appointed to inquire into the whole matter. (Hear, hear.)
The debate was suspended.
SENATE’S AMENDMENTS.
read a message from the Senate transmitting the Natives Land Bill, in which it had made certain amendments.
moved that the amendments be considered.
Agreed to.
The amendments were agreed to.
The debate on the motion for the amendment of the Miners’ Phthisis Act was resumed.
moved, as an amendment to the amendment proposed by Mr. Merriman, to omit the words, “to add at the end of the motion: and further to consider the advisability of,” and to substitute “to omit all the words after ‘advisability of’ in the original motion and to substitute”. The mover urged the necessity of every citizen of the State doing his utmost to decrease the ravages caused by miners’ phthisis. He was in favour of careful scientific enquiry, and pointed out what had been done at Panama in regard to other diseases. They had to rely to a very great extent on the mining industry, and it was their duty to do their utmost to see that the loss of life was as little as possible. After all they only knew of a certain number of cases of miners’ phthisis, and there must be a great many cases of which they never heard. They did not know how far the disease prevailed amongst natives, and on the whole he was in favour of supporting Mr. Merriman in asking for a scientific inquiry into the whole subject.
seconded the amendment.
said he hoped the hon. member for Rustenburg would not press his amendment. The allowance of £8 a month given to men in the first stages of the disease had operated as they on those benches said it would last year, inasmuch as the allowance was barely enough for a man with responsibilities to live upon, and at the end of the year he was placed at a great disadvantage compared with the men who were fit in getting into employment. Better provision should be made, so that the Board would be able to deal with the review of old cases. The case of men who were resident abroad and were entitled to relief should be considered. As to the amendment of the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Merriman), last year, when the mover brought forward a similar proposal, he (Mr. Creswell) was very strongly against it, because he believed that the whole responsibility should lie with the Government, and that they should have a Government Department competent to deal with it. He still maintained that position, but he was inclined to agree to this extent, that they had not got a Government department competent to deal with it. Mr. Creswell went on to urge the need of much more expense being incurred, not only in the care of the natives in the hospitals, but in the medical supervision of the natives who were still at work, so that those who went underground should not be carrying tuberculosis with them. He submitted that an amendment of the regulations should be made, so that it would not be possible, while limiting the hours of work underground, to keep people underground for nights and days at one stretch. The hon. member wont on to say that the extract which the hon. member for South Peninsula had read from the English press showed that in England, and in the country where most of the shareholders of the mines lived, the facts about this industry were becoming known. It was his conviction that the people of Europe were not altogether callous, and that it would be found, when they realised that the dividends which were payable to them were represented in so much suffering and so much death, that the clientele of investors would be greatly attenuated, and a great blow would be given to the credit of the mines with the investing public. He wished to express his conviction that, so long as the mines were worked by private companies, whose only reason for existence was to make the biggest profit possible, they would not get a satisfactory state of affairs in regard to health. (Hear, hear.) Until the State took over these things into its own hands, and was able then to make health considerations the first, and allow no profit to be made until the health conditions were satisfactorily settled, he did not believe they would have any great amelioration. He supported the amendment of the right hon. gentleman, in the hope, though he had very little faith in phthisis commissions in these matters, that the Minister would take steps to appoint a commission of the most independent experts.
desired to support the amendment of the right hon. the member for Victoria West. These natives who were to be shut out from earning their living on the Rand could find healthy employment on the sugar plantations. Natal had been badly treated since she entered into Union. One misfortune was the stoppage of indentured Indians. If they could get these natives to work in the sugar plantations, that would be an advantage, both to Natal and to the natives. There was no doubt that natives were lured to work on the Rand by the promise of high wages, which the sugar planters could not afford to pay. The number of non-European workers on the sugar plantations was 18,000 men. Here was a healthy field to work in. The enormous expansion of the sugar industry was of extreme value, and he would ask the Minister to see if it were not possible to employ these poor fellows on the plantations.
said he could not let the debate close without saying a word or two upon the subject. Personally, he welcomed all the measures adopted to reduce the death-rate on the mines. Both from a humanitarian and an economic point of view, he thought it was desirable that conditions should be improved. He was glad that the Government had decided to stop the recruiting of tropical natives. It was the general belief that the death-rate was being reduced, but it was still so high that they were not justified in the employment of such labour. They must recognise, however, that a good deal had been done, and a good deal was being done. They were at present awaiting the report of Sir Almroth Wright. In his (Sir L. Phillips’) opinion, it was yet too early to make a final judgment upon the Act, which had really only been in operation for one year. As far as he knew, everything possible was being done to do away with dust. As a result of the methods now used, he had no doubt they would find considerable improvement, but it would take some time before the full effects of improvement were known. With regard to a statement made by the Minister of Native Affairs regarding the medical care of natives in compounds, most of these doctors were devoting their whole time to the work. This was one of the matters which he desired to pay attention to when he returned to the Rand. There was no ground, however, for saying that there was insufficient medical attention given to the natives in the compounds. The doctors employed by him devoted their whole time to their work. With regard to tuberculosis, it would, of course, be a good thing if they could prevent the natives expectorating, because a good deal of infection arose from that cause.
Continuing, he said he thought it would be a good thing if they could have a few experts who would continually look into these matters on the Rand. If they were going to have a Commission he hoped that the Minister would take care to pick out experts who were neither biassed in favour of the mines or one particular theory or another—men who would look at the matter from the standpoint of being able to do the greatest amount of good. He drew attention to the case of the Panama Canal, where wonders had been accomplished.
State organisation.
said he did not think that mattered very much. Questions of sanitation and such like could be as well tackled by private owners as by the State. In Panama one of the greatest scourges was the fly, and they simply waged war against flies. It would, perhaps, do a lot of good if they got one of those Panama experts over here; he might be able to teach them something. Then they took great care that the food that came to Panama came from a clean centre. If they did such a thing on a wholesale scale on the Rand they would perhaps hear screams from hon. members on his left against injuriously affecting the interests of people who supplied the natives with food at eating houses. There were places, however, where there were far too many flies, and he thought a great deal might be accomplished by means of homely fly paper and screens. In conclusion, Sir Lionel gave the House the assurance that everyone on the Rand was as anxious as anyone in that House to see the health conditions on the mines improved, and said there was no reason why surprise visits could not be paid at the present time seeing that many of the mines were connected with each other
said he felt that it would be a reproach on that House if they allowed the session to come to an end without discussing this very important matter. They had discussed so many trivial matters that it would be a reproach on them if they disregarded this question, which affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of men. He did not think that matters, since they first discussed the question had improved at all. He rather thought that the condition of affairs had become worse, even if they left alone the point dealing with the tropical natives. He was understood to say that as far as they could make out from the imperfect statistics the death-rate on the Rand was about 28 per thousand. The death rate at Panama was 28 per thousand. The worst of it was that they had no actual statistics as to the white death rate, and they could only piece statistics together from the Miners’ Phthisis Report. They did not know how many people died, and they could only form the uneasy idea that the white death rate was very high indeed. He fully agreed with the hon. gentleman who had just spoken that from the lowest point of view the state of affairs was thoroughly bad. Although the committee that sat upstairs was anxious to do all it could nobody would be justified, after reading the evidence of the doctors and the statistics of the Miners’ Phthisis Commission, to even suggest that they should pour down the shafts masses of white unskilled labourers. He must say that as far as they had been able to follow the statistics— he did not know who was to blame, but the statistics were shocking—they could not tell how many natives died of phthisis. As far as they had been able to gather, the natives worked from six to nine months. The native had a greater power for throwing off phthisis, but he died from pneumonia and other diseases. With regard to the report of the Native Affairs Department, they did not find that phthisis had increased, at least not in the majority of cases. These reports did not even show that tuberculosis had increased to such an extent as some people seemed to imagine, and the Magistrates would surely report any big increase. In many cases it was shown that it was children who died from it—gone to overcrowded schools, got wet, and returned to their ordinary habits of life. The hon. member proceeded to refer to figures with regard to Panama, which were given by Mr. Evans. During the French occupation, when Panama became a byword in the world, the death-rate was 50 per thousand, while their death rate in certain classes and in certain years had been higher than that. The death rate of 50 per thousand was sufficient to make Panama a byword in the world. When the Americans took control in 1907 it was 29 per thousand, which was considered a shocking death rate. It was less than the rate on many of the mines at present. So far as the State was concerned, he would point out that we had more control over the mines on the Witwatersrand than the Americans had at Panama. A mining man who wrote to him the other day said that the mines were really over-regulated. Almost every week, he wrote, some fresh regulation came out and the managers were so hampered and pestered by these regulations that they could not follow them up. If they tackled this matter in the way the Americans had tackled Panama—with the same force, the same vigour, and in the same way—they would achieve the same results. The Americans had reduced the mortality from 28 per 1,000 to 6.93 per 1,000. In 1912 there were 12,500 Europeans employed in the canal zone, and their mortality from disease was only 4.6 per 1,000, while the mortality among the 4,500 women and children was only 3.85 per 1,000. If we could only get anywhere near these figures, what an achievement that would be.
The suggestion he brought forward was made in no hostile spirit. He was told that if the proposals made by the hon. member opposite and the hon. member for Zoutpansberg were lost, then his (Mr. Merriman’s) amendment could not be put; that was the reason the hon. member for Rustenburg proposed his amendment. The most practical course we could adopt was to get the highest expert knowledge in the world. We had improved, but not enormously. We might have lessened one form of disease—miners’ phthisis, but pneumonia had been increased owing to the great difference in the temperature in the mines, especially in the winter, as compared with that on the surface. No wonder that the miners died like flies from pneumonia. Our natives were made of far better material than those who worked on the Panama Canal, for the former were probably as healthy and vigorous as any natives to be found anywhere. He was in hopes that the Government would take up the matter with some spirit, but instead of that he had a very discouraging reply from the Minister of Mines, who did not seem to grasp the importance of the question. The Minister stated that the Department would look into the matter. When he (Mr. Merriman) heard of a Department looking into anything, his spirits sank, because he knew that nothing would be done. We should try to obtain one of the most competent men that Col. Gorges could lend us. The hon. member for Denver (Dr. D. Macaulay) had told him that there was a noted expert in England—Dr. Haldane— who had recently been employed to investigate the ventilation of the mines for the British Government. A great deal was being done to improve the condition of affairs by the adoption of the single shift system, under which the mines had time to rest, but he supposed that that was uneconomical. Don’t let the Government say, “You are asking us to get out experts,” for this was a matter of life and death. Already we had an expert here to tell us where to find oil—he (Mr. Merriman) hoped the expert would. We had also two experts regarding lamziekte. But this was a matter dealing with the lives of two or three hundred thousand men. This was one of the most serious matters that had come before the House this session, and it should be looked into in some practical way. (Hear, hear.)
said everyone was sympathetic towards the proposal, for they all deplored that an industry on which the financial prosperity of the country largely rested should be associated with a heavy loss of life. The conditions to be dealt with were far more difficult than those which had to be coped with on the Panama Canal, for at the latter place the men worked on the surface, and it was found that yellow fever was due to mosquitoes, and all that had to be done was to destroy the breeding places of the mosquitoes. He had no objection to the proposal of the right hon. member for Victoria West, but he did not know that they were going to get very much from the reports of experts, because in 1907 the Transvaal Government appointed a Commission which inquired into the matter for two years or more. But what good would experts’ reports do if we were not going to place any dependence on the Department? What would do more good would be for the Government to keep the Department up to the mark and get it to exercise constant supervision over the mines. The Department must see that the regulations were carried out. Another very important point was that Government should be able to lay before the House, when it met again, careful and accurate statistics, so that hon. members could find out whether it was necessary to have fresh legislation, and also whether the terms of compensation were fair to both miners and mine owners.
said he wished to assure the House that nothing he or the Department could do would be neglected to see that the regulations were efficiently carried out, and that proper statistics and information would be laid before the House. The impression had been created that Government was not doing anything in this matter. Only this morning, however, he received a report from the Miners’ Phthisis Prevention Committee. This was the third report of the Committee, and it dealt more particularly with the investigation of the amount of dust in the mines and the character of that dust. He thought it would be of interest to the Committee if he shortly summarised this report to the House. The first difficulty that they had to deal with was to find an instrument which could measure the amount of dust in the air. It was found—and this was a discovery which had been made on the Witwatersrand—that it was only the very fine dust which got into the lungs, and that it was no use having an instrument which took all the bigger particles in the air as well. They had to eliminate the large particles in order to determine the amount of very fine dust. The result was that they found that respirators were practically of no use whatsoever. (Hear, hear.) In the course of their report, the Committee said that they had made numerous experiments with different types of respirators in order to test their efficiency. Where the amount of dust in the air was small the efficiency was fairly good in one or two cases. Where the amount of dust in the air was high, say about 50 milligrammes, the respirators failed to catch the dust. The best result was obtained in one case, where the dust amounted to six milligrammes. The Committee added that, on the whole, the experiments demonstrated that respirators were not efficient as dust catchers. The second problem which they put themselves was: what was the relative efficiency of using pure water and water mixed with molasses? They had come to the conclusion that pure water was more efficient. They said it was possible that molasses might form a sort of sponge in parts of the mine, and catch up the dust where water was used, but it had got certain disadvantages on the other hand, and, on the whole, water was the best.
Then another series of experiments was made, to find out the amount of dust at different times in the mines, before blasting, after blasting, during drilling, etc. They found that the most serious dust was created by the blasting—(hear, hear)—and then by the drilling. (Hear, hear.) They said that repeated microscopic examination of the lungs of silicosis victims had been made, and comparisons had been instituted between the physical characteristics of the extraneous mineral matter in these lungs and those of dust arising from various mining operations. At the present time, it might be provisionally stated that dust originated by blasting most closely resembled the dust incarcerated in silicosic lungs. Dump dust, dust from compounds and streets, were not characteristics present in silicosic lungs. They gave a comparison of dust in the streets of Johannesburg and Paris and other places, and pointed out that, under the new conditions of the mines, comparison was not unfavourable to the mines. But there was this to be said—that the particles of dust in the streets of Johannesburg, or Cape Town, or Paris might be comparatively high, but it was not that particular kind of dust which caused injury to the lungs.
There was one other conclusion to which he must draw the attention of the House, and that was, how far the bacillus of tuberculosis was communicated underground. The Miners’ Phthisis Commission expressed the opinion that the conditions underground were of such a nature that the bacillus could not live there very long, and that tuberculosis, which superimposed on the disease of silicosis, was communicated above-ground. He was afraid that this conclusion was, to a certain extent, not proved by the further investigations. (Hear, hear.) As this was a very important matter, he took the liberty to read the paragraph from the report, which was as follows: “For this purpose (that was, of finding the amount of bacillus of tuberculosis underground) samples of expectorated material had been collected from the ladderways, stations, and ways underground, and from the compounds, single quarters, and beer halls on the surface. Of 322 specimens examined, 120 have been obtained on the surface and 202 underground. Of the surface specimens, about 2.5 per cent. have been found to contain the bacillus, and of the underground specimens about 15 per cent. have been found to be similarly infected. As far as they have gone, these investigations appear to justify the assertion that the underground workings are infected to a certain extent with the bacillus of consumption, and that the ladder ways are especially infected.” That was a conclusion, the Minister went on to say, that made one seriously to think. (Hear, hear.) How it could be avoided he did not know. He thought it would be interesting to the House to see what progress had been made in the allaying of dust in the mines. He had a return for the period 1903 to 1912. The figures were given in milligrammes. At the working places in dry mines in 1903, the dust was calculated at 400; in 1904, 450; and in 1912, 100. In another mine the amount had been reduced in 1912 to 60, and in another, 15 to 30. He thought a fall from 450 in 1903 to 15 to 30 in 1912 was satisfactory.
Is that general?
Oh, yes. This return will be published shortly. He went on to say that the samples taken from dry holes, wetted or sprayed drives, in 1903 averaged 50, which figure had now been reduced to 10 to 15. Another series of experiments made in wet or sprayed drives, where water got into the holes, gave in 1903 an average of 40, which had now been reduced to 4 to 8. In the stopes in 1903 in the dry stopes the amount of dust was 25. Now it was in a thoroughly wet drive from 3 to 8. As to shovelling in stopes, dry rock, it was 5 to 30 and wetted rock 2 to 5, and, as the regulations now insisted upon no shovelling taking place without the stuff being thoroughly wetted, they had got this reduced item now. Blasting in a particular mine in 1903 was 90. In a mine where there was no means for allaying dust after blasting in 1912 the figure was 200 to 550. With sprays in the same mine that was reduced from 30 to 90. Where they sprayed a quarter of an hour after blasting, the amount of dust had been reduced in some cases from 5 to 50. In another case, where they sprayed for half an hour after blasting the average was about 20. He thought all this showed that great progress had been made. There was another question which had been raised by the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Merriman) as to whether this copious use of water in the mines now under the temperature that there was underground was not a contributory cause to pneumonia, more especially among natives. A study of the report in his hand would convince them that they were not sitting still and that investigations were being made. The right hon. the member for Victoria West had referred to Panama, but the cases were dissimilar. At the same time he thought that something might be done with regard to the cleanliness of food. In Panama they had provision trains, where the food was all wrapped up, but they could not do that on the Rand. He did not know whether the companies could not do more than they were doing. The hon. member for Umlazi urged the point that these tropical natives might be employed in the sugar plantations. He thought that there was a good deal to be said in support of such a statement, but the Immigration Act as it now stood prevented this. As regarded the appointment of a further Commission, the Minister pointed out that they had five Commissions during the past seven years. Two reports were still being awaited. One was the report of the Tuberculosis Commission, and he thought that they should wait until they had this report. He hoped that House would accept the amendment of the hon. member for Rustenburg.
said that he knew that their persistence in this matter had aroused feelings of annoyance, but the speech of the Minister which they had just listened to, fully and amply justified their attitude. The House was now infinitely better informed with regard to Miners’ phthisis as a result of this persistence than it was when the Act was passed. The committee now found that this respirator was of no use. One of the strongest arguments was that this Act would induce men to use these respirators. The Minister himself had admitted that spraying instead of preventing the disease rather helped it. What argument was, therefore, left for the contributory principle in the Act. He honestly believed that in the present temper of the House, if that Bill were reintroduced, the contributory principle would be thrown out altogether and the whole onus would be thrown upon those who made their profits out of the work that killed these men daily. The hon. member for Yeoville stated that if they eliminated the deaths among the tropical natives they would find a tremendous improvement in the death rate, but the right hon. the member for Victoria West destroyed that argument when he stated that the death rate was 29 per 1,000. That was an excessively high death rate. The right hon. the member for Victoria West made a comparison between Panama and the Rand, because there they had kept down the death rate to 3 per cent., but he would like to point out that in Panama they had complete Government control.
Proceeding, he gave another contrast. He hoped they would bear in mind that the death-rate of those other than tropical natives was 29 per 1,000. In that week’s mail papers they had the death-rate given of 33 of the largest towns in the British Isles and in the City of London—the most congested and largest city on the face of the globe—taking all stages of the population, there was a death-rate of 12 per 1,000, and considerably less than the remainder of the natives to which the hon. member for Yeoville had referred almost with glee. Amongst other natives, not tropical, they had a death-rate two and two-thirds larger than the largest and most congested city in the world. And those natives were picked men, on paper at any rate, for they had to undergo special medical examination —men in the prime of life. Whilst they were considering these natives, he would like to draw attention to the fact that, in answer to a question, a member of the Government stated deliberately in the House that, since the introduction of the Miners’ Phthisis Compensation Act, one native had received compensation. Did any Minister or any member of the mining industry care to contend that only one native had died from miners’ phthisis on the Rand?
Continuing, the hon. member contended that a very good case had been made out for the necessity of amending the Miners’ Phthisis Act, in the respect that more speedy relief should be given to those men. It had been stated that it was a matter of administration. But it was not all a matter of speedy relief. The matter of adequate relief was an urgent matter for the legislation of that House. There was no adequate compensation for the men in the first stage of the disease. No fewer than 700 men were scrapped annually in the first stage of the disease, and how was it possible for so many, although only slightly affected, to obtain work? There should be no question of stages, but there should be full compensation granted to the men, whether in the first, second, or still more advanced stages of the disease. It was agreed that the Board must be bound by the spirit of the Act. The Act said that compensation should be £8 a month, and it provided also that the Board may, in its discretion, vary the award. The Act, in order to be complete, should ensure that the men should get the full amount in a lump sum, so that they might build up a business or do something to assist themselves or their dependants in the future. They should be primarily entitled to a lump sum.
The House had been astonished to hear that they had a death-rate of over 100 per 1,000 in the case of tropical natives, and in the case of other natives, 29 per 1,000. What would the House think of the statement made to a pressman by Mr. Moynahan, a prominent engineer connected with the mining industry, to the effect that the white death-rate underground was very much higher than that obtaining amongst the tropical natives? “That is an astounding statement,” said the interviewer. “Yes,” was the answer, “but not so astounding as the fact that no one has yet made it.” Leaving those repatriated out (continued Mr. Madeley), he found that the death-rate amongst the whites employed underground amounted to no less than 160 per 1,000. With that ringing in the ears of hon. members of that House (concluded the speaker)—a death-rate of 29 per 1,000 amongst natives, not tropical, and over 100 per 1,000 in the case of tropical natives—he called upon them to see that more adequate and more speedy relief should be granted, and that the onus in the future should be thrown upon the shoulders of those who profited by the death of those men.
said he would submit the motion in this way. First, to omit all the words in the motion of the hon. member for Springs after the words “advisability of” to allow of the amendments of the hon. members for Zoutpansberg and Rustenburg to be put.
then put the question that all the words after “advisability of” in the original motion proposed to be omitted stand part of the motion, and declared that the “Noes” had it.
called for a division, which was taken, with the following result:
Ayes—17.
Alexander, Morris
Andrews, William Henry
Baxter, William Duncan
Boydell, Thomas
Creswell, Frederic Hugh Page
Duncan, Patrick
Haggar, Charles Henry
Hunter, David
Long, Basil Kellett
Meyler, Hugh Mowbray
Runciman, William
Sampson, Henry William
Schreiner, Theophilus Lyndall
Smartt, Thomas William
Walton, Edgar Harris
J. Hewat and Walter B. Madeley, tellers.
Noes—44.
Alberts, Johannes Joachim
Berry, William Bisset.
Botha, Louis
Clayton, Walter Frederick
Cronje Frederik Reinhardt
Currey, Henry Latham
De Jager, Andries Lourens
Du Toit, Gert Johan Wilhelm
Fichardt, Charles Gustav
Fischer, Abraham
Geldenhuys, Lourens
Graaff, David Pieter de Villiers
Griffin, William Henry
Grobler, Evert Nicolaas
Heatlie, Charles Beeton
Jagger, John William
Joubert, Christiaan Johannes Jacobus
Keyter, Jan Gerhard
Kuhn, Pieter Gysbert
Lemmer, Lodewyk Arnoldus Slabbert
Malan, Francois Stephanus
Marais, Pieter Gerhardus
Merriman, John Xavier
Myburgh, Marthinus Wilhelmus
Neethling, Andrew Murray
Nicholson, Richard Granville
Orr, Thomas
Phillips, Lionel
Rademeyer, Jacobus Michael
Rockey, Willie
Schoeman, Johannes Hendrik
Smuts, Jan Christiaan
Smuts, Tobias
Theron, Hendrick Schalk
Theron, Petrus Jacobus George
Van der Merwe, Johannes Adolph P.
Van Eeden, Jacobus Willem
Van Heerden, Hercules Christian
Venter, Jan Abraham
Vintcent, Alwyn Ignatius
Watermeyer, Egidius Benedictus
Watt, Thomas
P. G. W. Grobler and J. A. Neser. tellers.
The question was accordingly negatived, and the words were omitted.
The amendment proposed by Mr. P. G. W. Grobler was agreed to.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Merriman, as amended, was then agreed to.
The amendments proposed by Mr. Andrews and Mr. Mentz, dropped.
The motion, as amended, was agreed to, viz.: That the Government be requested to consider the advisability of appointing a Commission to investigate and report on the health conditions on the Witwatersrand Mines, and the adequacy or otherwise of the measures hitherto adopted to improve such conditions.
stated that His Excellency the Governor-General had given his assent to the following Acts:
Carnarvon Outer Commonage Settlement Act.
Marriage Law Amendment Act.
Unauthorised Expenditure Act.
Immigrants Regulation Act.
Railway Construction Act.
moved, as an unopposed motion, that business be suspended until 5.45 p.m.
Business was suspended at 4.59 p.m. Business was resumed at 5.45 p.m.
moved that the House suspend business until 6.30 p.m.
I cannot take that. There is a Standing Order that business be suspended at 6 p.m, and resumed at 8 p.m. on Mondays.
moved the discharge of the Standing Order.
The motion was agreed to.
The motion that the House suspend business until 6.30 p.m. was agreed to.
Business was suspended at 5.56 p.m.
Business was resumed at 6.30 p.m.
announced that His Excellency the Governor-General, in the name and on behalf of His Majesty the King, has been pleased to give his assent to the following Bills, viz.:
Loan Redemption (1910-11) Validation Act.
Administration of Estates Act.
Childrens Protection Act.
New Fiscal Divisions (Cape) Act.
Natives Land Act.
Appropriation (1913-14) Act.
North Barrow and Weenen Commonage Amendment Act.
Bills of Exchange (Non-Business Days) Act.
Stamp Duties and Fees Act.
Railways and Harbours Appropriation (1913-14) Act.
Public Works Loan Act.
Loan Appropriation (1913-14) Act.
Railways and Harbours Capital and Betterment Works Appropriation (1913-14) Act.
Pensions (Supplementary) Act.
Excise and Customs Tariffs Amendment Act.
At 6.40 p.m.,
announced that he was the bearer of a message from His Excellency the Governor-General, and handed the message to Mr. Speaker.
By direction of Mr. SPEAKER,
The CLERK read the message as follows:
His Excellency the Governor-General transmits herewith for the information of the Honourable the House of Assembly a copy of a Proclamation proroguing Parliament until Friday, the Nineteenth day of September, 1913.
PROCLAMATION by His Excellency the Governor-General.—Whereas by section 20 of the South Africa Act, 1909, it is provided that the Governor-General may from time to time, by Proclamation or otherwise, prorogue the Parliament of the Union; and whereas lit is expedient that Parliament should be prorogued; now therefore, under and by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, I do by this my Proclamation prorogue the said Parliament of the Union until Friday, the Nineteenth day of September, 1913.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the Union of South Africa at Cape Town on this the Sixteenth day of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirteen.
GLADSTONE, Governor-General.
By command of His Excellency the Governor-General.
LOUIS BOTHA, Prime Minister.
In consequence of the foregoing Proclamation by His Excellency the Governor-General proroguing Parliament, the following notices of questions and motion and orders of the day dropped, viz.:
To ask the Minister of Posts and Telegraphs (1) how many automatic stamp delivery machines are there in the Union; (2) how many times has each of these been reported out of order; (3) how many claims have been made for the refund of money put into them for which no stamps have been delivered; and (4) how many of these claims have been met, how many refused and what reasons were given for refusal?
To ask the Prime Minister whether, especially in view of the last three years’ experience, the Government will during the recess take into consideration the advisability of selecting a more central position for the Legislative Capital of the Union?
That the Return relating to profits derived from trading in the De Beers Consolidated Company’s Mine Compounds, laid upon the Table of this House on the 7th March, 1913, be printed.
- (1) Second reading Natal Public Health Acts (Re-enactment and Amendment) Bill.
- (2) Second reading Railways and Harbours (Surplus Revenues) Bill.
- (3) First Report of Select Committee on Native Affairs to be considered.
- (4) House to go into Committee on Railways and Harbours Regulation, Control and Management Bill.
- (5) Report of Select Committee on subject matter of University of South Africa Bill to be considered.
- (6) First report of Select Committee on Railways and Harbours to be considered.
- (7) House to resume in Committee on clauses 14, 15, 18, and 36 of Arms and Ammunition Bill.
- (8) House to go into Committee on Registration of Deeds Bill.
- (9) Adjourned debate on motion for second reading Land Survey Bill to be resumed.
- (10) Second reading Smith Land Grant Bill.
- (11) Second Reading Magistrates’ Courts (Reviews and Appeals) Bill.
- (12) Second reading Higher Education Further Provision Bill.
- (13) Adjourned debate on motion on consideration of Report of Select Committee on European Employment and Labour Conditions to be resumed.
- (14) Adjourned debate on motion for second reading Natal Indian Immigration Law Amendment Bill to be resumed.
- (15) Adjourned debate on motion for second reading Collection of Statistics Bill to be resumed.
Arms and Ammunition Bill.—By the Minister of Defence, by Mr. Watermeyer, by Mr. Alberts, and by Mr. Schreiner.
Registration of Deeds Bill.—By Mr. Chaplin, by Mr. Nathan, by the Minister of Lands, and by Mr. Neser.
Railways and Harbours Regulation, Control, and Management Bill.—By the Minister of Railways and Harbours, by Mr. Henderson, by Sir David Hunter, by Mr. Nathan, and by Mr. Baxter.
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THE NUMBERS REFER TO COLUMNS.
Accidents at Level Crossings
- Mr. Nathan—1380
Accidents on the Railways
- Sir L. Phillips—1752
Accidents, Shunting
- Mr. Wyndham—2569
- Mr. Nathan—2569
Accountants Registration Bill
- 1st Reading—51
- Select Committee—127, 137
- Preamble not proved—730
Acton Homes Railway
- Mr. Wiltshire—141
Addit. Appropriation Bill
- 1st Reading—1055
- 2nd Reading—1069
- In Committee—1070
- 3rd Reading—1071
- Royal assent—1124
Additional Estimates
- See Estimates
Address in Reply
- Mr. Creswell—1768
Adjourn the House, Motion
- E.C. fever at Elliot—831
- Cabinet crisis—41
- Native mortality—2578
- The right to speak—2670
Adminis. of Estates Bill
- 1st Reading—351
- 2nd Reading—893, 1144
- Select Committee—1243, 1395
- Fidei-commissary bequests—1677
- Select Cottee’s report—1819, 2482
- Motion to commit—3267
- In Committee—3268
- The Committee divides—3278
- Committee’s amendments—3330
- The House divides—3335
- 3rd Reading—3336
- Senate’s amendments—3475
- Royal assent—3554
Administrator, Cape
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Administrator’s Coach, Tvl.
- Mr. Rockey—1569
Adulteration Act
- Mr. Heatlie—2214
Adulteration of Foods Act
- Mr. Nathan—3020
Advances, Natal Act, 44/04
- Mr. Wyndham—1752
Advertising, Railway
- Mr. Baxter—3454
Advocates & Attorneys’ Work
- Mr. Alberts—608
Afrikander Propy. Mine
- Mr. Neser—1378
Agricul. Banks
- Loan Estimates—3470
- Loan Approp. Bill—3474
Agricul. Bursaries
- Estimates—2343
Agricul. College
- Sir J. P. Fitzpatrick—2299
Agricul. College, Elsenburg
- Sir T. Smartt—783
Agricul. College, O.F.S.
- Mr. Cronje—1663
Agricul. College, Pretoria
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2574
Agricul. College, Women at
- Mr. Duncan—769
Agricul. Journal, Articles in
- Sir E. Walton—2308
Agric. Machinery, Rebates
- Mr. P. Marais—1385
Agric. Officials’ Leave
- Mr. Wessels—2573
Agric. Parcels Post
- Sir E. Walton—3250
Agricul. Schools
- Estimates—3288
Agric. School Mechanics
- Mr. Madeley—2358
Agric. Societies, Grants to
- Mr. Wilcocks—2214
Alberts, Mr. J. J.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3274
- Advocates and Attorneys
- Allocation of work to—608
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—169, 170, 171 173, 182, 199, 200, 290, 424, 431
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Cream on the Railway
- Careless handling—343
- Defence Officers
- Lingual efficiency—474
- Estimates
- Budget—1619
- Cabinet crisis—1620
- The party schism—1621
- Bacteriology—2266
- Estimates of Add. Expenditure—909
- Fencing, Standard of—127
- Fidei-Commissary Bequests—351
- Financial Relations Bill—1837, 1847
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2407
- Governor’s Warrants—471
- Mozambique Native Wages—829, 1019
- Natives Land Bill—3139
- Petitions—1240
- Rail. Appropriation Bill
- Grass burning—3442
- Rail. Construction Bill—2124, 2963
- Trip Bearer Tickets
- Dutch language rights—779
- Wines and Spirits Bill—852, 856
Alexander, Mr. M.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—179, 180
- Cape Rail. Guards’ Pay
- The new regulations—1569
- Cape Town Goods Checkers
- 58 hours a week—1170
- Cape Town Municipal Market
- General dealers’licences—1163
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044, 3045, 3048
- Civil Service Examinations
- The examinations—618
- Cradock Postal Assistant
- Kruger’s resignation—1937
- Curfew Regulations
- And Cape coloured people—1570
- Dock Labourers’ Pay
- Artisan staff regulations—1942
- Estimates
- Litigation with Govt.—2415
- Patents—2427
- Stenographers in Court—2428
- Witnesses’ expenses—2433
- Prisons Vote—2717
- Higher education—3237
- Postal grievances—3245, 3248
- Fair wages—3290
- Circular to civil servants—3295
- Jewish immigrants—3298
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure
- Koopman’s de Wet collection—938, 939
- Pro Deo cases—990
- Excise and Customs Bill—3501, 3509
- Excise and Customs Duties—3014, 3017
- Financial Relations Bill—597, 1927
- Fireman’s Wages
- At the Docks—943
- Gaolers’ Gardens
- Quarters and salaries—955, 2789
- Immigrants Regulation Bill—2053, 2064, 2547, 2552, 2553, 2554, 2555, 2557, 2558, 2559, 2560, 2561, 2563, 2565, 2566, 2568, 2603, 2609, 2611, 2613, 2617, 2618, 2619, 2620, 2622, 2623, 2624, 2628, 2641, 2643, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2647, 2648, 2649, 2740, 2742, 2745, 3440
- Lunatic Asylum Accommodation—1183
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2403
- Mail Passengers
- And suburban trains—348
- Millner, M.
- A potato contract—1415
- Muizenberg Rail. Service
- Another coach wanted—126
- Natal Postal Grievances—2797
- Natives Land Bill—2476, 3113, 3123, 3126, 3163, 3165, 3166, 3168, 3318
- Pensions and Gratuities—3481
- Petitions—83, 201, 561, 830, 867, 940, 1519, 1520, 1636, 1637, 2615, 2784, 2928
- Police Regulations
- Loss of status—3019
- Post Office, Cleaners at
- On the fixed staff?—1573
- Post Office Employees
- Pub. Service Commission—780
- Post Office Stores Branch
- Extra work for staff—1940
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- Salt River, treatment of accidents—774, 1073
- Rail. Checkers’Increases
- Have they been granted?—1171
- Rail. Checkers’ Privilege Tickets
- Why only 2nd class?—1172
- Rail. Estimates (Addit.)
- Kowie line—1058, 1059
- Rail. Ticket Examiners
- Free meals—2361
- Shipwrights’ Pay
- Artisan Staff regulations—1941
- Stenographers in Court
- A third man wanted—2360
- Technical Education—2049
- Tennant Street Bridge
- The petition—1414
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2871
- White Labour—335
- White Peril
- “Spectator” article—3024
- Witnesses’ Fees
- The colour question—952
- Women’s Suffrage—224
Algoa Bay Imports
- Mr. Searle—143
Allotments of Land
- Mr. Botha—118
Allotments, Land Settlements
- Mr. Meyler—946
Allowances, Ministers’
- Mr. Quinn—2364
Alluvial Diggers
- Dr. Watkins—3216
Amabele Trains
- Mr. Schreiner—3025
Ambulance, Salt River
- Mr. Alexander—774, 1073
Ammunition, Price of
- Mr. P. Grobler—3061
Amusements Tax
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Analysis of Soil
- Mr. van Niekerk—486
Andrews, Mr. W. H.
- Appropriation Bill
- New Kleinfontein strike—3362
- Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Work for unemployed—996, 997, 998, 999
- Bills of Exchange Bill
- Public holidays—3437
- Bot River Rail. Accident
- Report of inquiry—955
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2692, 2693, 2826, 2827, 2828, 2829, 2830, 2831, 2832, 2833, 2834, 2938, 2939
- Children’s Protection Bill—3045
- De Beers Compound Profits—144
- Docks, Clerks at Cape Town
- Precarious work, low pay—611
- Education of Coloured People—1406, 1408
- Engineers’ Certificates, Sea
- What is proposed?—481
- Estimates
- Budget—1108, 1109, 1650
- Cabinet crisis—1651
- Mining laws—1652
- Women’s compensation—1653
- Factory Act—1654
- Assessing land values—1655
- Mines in m’ palities—1656
- Natal closer settlement—1657, 1707, 1708
- Bars in ostrich feathers—2218
- Police promotion—2710
- Amusements tax—2907
- Chaplains, allowances to—2911
- Bewaarplaatsen—3073
- Colleges and education—3236
- P.O. Savings Bank—3248
- Fair wages, buildings—3289, 3290
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure
- Natal coal combine—1050
- Cape Town telephone girls—1053
- Estimates, Railway
- Daily-paid men’s wages—3415
- Estimates, Rail. Additional
- White labour proportions—1057
- Excise and Customs Duties—3008, 3009
- Financial Relations Bill—551, 842
- Forest Bill—2838, 2858
- Guards on Corridor Trains
- Meal arrangements—210
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2111, 2614, 2615, 2635
- Indian Postal Clerk
- At Germiston—1162
- Lien Bill—256
- Mail contract—761, 763
- Mallet Engines
- Fitters’responsibility—3021
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776
- Miners’ Hours Underground
- Bank to bank—3033
- Mine Inspectors—3210
- Lie, cur, coward—3211, 3212, 3213
- Industrial Disputes Act—3215
- Miners Phthisis Act—2374
- Miners Phthisis Compensation
- Sufferers in England—17
- Distressed men abroad—141
- Natives Land Bill—2458, 3172
- Native Telegraph Repairers
- At Germiston—949
- Naval Contribution—679
- No Confidence, Motion of—1960
- Rail. Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Rail. Grievances Commission—1029
- Rail. Cap. Add. Approp.
- Kowie line—1078
- Rail. Grievances Commission—3032
- Rail. Construction Bill—3002
- Railway Pensioners
- Cape pension fund—141
- Rail. Workshops Employees
- Weekly wages—13
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—70, 72, 162
- Reuter’s Cable Service—30
- Roeland Street Gaol
- Warders’ pay and fines—390
- Roodepoort Rail. Men
- Work 17 hours—3307
- Rustenburg Govt. Farm
- White and black labour—1160
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1606
- Stamp Delivery Machines
- A dropped question—3555
- Sunday Labour on Mines
- Consol. Main Reef—1161
- Technical Education—2200, 2203, 2206
- Telegraph Linesmen
- Issue of mackintoshes—2163
- Trams, Electric Trackless
- Customs tariff, clause 4—1162
- Transfer Duty Bill—1870
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2738, 2872, 2873
- Union Liquor Law
- Is Legislation proposed?—3307
- Vaal River Bridge—2184
- Valuation of Property—396, 414
- Water, Conservation of—968
- Wattles Native Township
- Mrs. Meyers’application—1570
- White Labour—322, 667, 1003, 3098
- Women’s Suffrage
- Make women eligible—216, 651, 652
- Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.—3028, 3029
Animals, Cruelty to
- Mr. Rockey—1385
Anthrax, Danger of
- Mr. Oosthuisen—942
Apex & Benoni Mines
- Mr. Madeley—478
Apex Gold Mine
- Mr. Madeley—3072
Apex Native Labour
- Mr. Madeley—3490
Appeal Court, Bloemfontein
- Mr. Fichardt—943
Appeal Court, Rietfontein
- Mr. Creswell—1168
Appropriation Bill
- See also Estimates
- 1st Reading—3351
- 2nd Reading—3352
- In Committee—3374
- 3rd Reading—3400
- Royal assent—3554
Appropriation (Part) Bill
- 1st Reading—905
- 2nd Reading—996
- House divides—1002
- Motion to Commit—1025
- In Committee—1026
- 3rd Reading—1063
- Royal assent—1124
Armoeds Vlakte, Lamziekte
- Mr. Wessels—613
Arms & Ammunition Bill
- 1st Reading—24
- 2nd Reading—75
- In Committee—167, 195, 289
- Committee divides—171, 176
- Committee’s Amendments—420
- House divides—429
- Recommitted—434, 695
- Committee divides—439
- Bill dropped—3556
Art Gallery, National
- Mr. Baxter—347
Ascension Day
- Genl. Botha—1942
Asiatic Landowners
- Genl. Lemmer—338
Assaults on Women
- Sir B. Berry—2910
- See also Black
Assistant Clerk’s Salary
- Mr. Jagger—2133
Assurance, Legislation as to
- Mr. Jagger—394
Asylums
- Estimates—3300
Asylum Accommodation
- Mr. Baxter—1176, 1285
- See also Lunatic
Attorneys & Advocates’ Work
- Mr. Alberts—608
Attorneys & Govt. Work
- Mr. Madeley—1571
Audit Post Office
- Dr. MacNeillie—953
Auditor-General’s Agreement
- Genl. J. Smuts—3266
Auditor-General’s Report
- Mr. Jagger—8, 84
Australia & S.A. Grain
- Mr. Haggar—46
Australian National Mint
- Mr. Nicholson—781
Automatic Stamp Machines
- Mr. Andrews—3555
Aviation Corps
- Estimates—3063
Avontuur Railway
- Mr. Currey—263
Avontuur Rail. Traffic
- Mr. Rademeyer—768
Awaiting-trial Prisoners
- Mr. Nathan—1610
Baggage, Cook & Son
- Mr. Creswell—139
Bandolier-Selati Rail.
- Sir L. Phillips—348
Bank to Bank, Mines
- Mr. Andrews—3033
- House divides—3037
Bankruptcy Laws
- Estimates—2703
Barbary Ostriches
- Mr. Nathan—608, 1170, 1612
Barber’s Petition, F.
- Mr. Creswell—1579, 1768
Barberton Vacancy
- Mr. Hull’s resignation—2068
- Genl. Botha—2530
- Mr. Fichardt—2576
Barmaids in Buffets
- Mr. Schreiner—3431
Barnatos, & Diamond Tax
- Mr. Madeley—1577
Baxter, Mr. W. D.
- Art Gallery in Cape Town
- What has been decided?—347
- Cape Liquor Bill—3524
- Children’s Protection Bill—3048, 3049
- Customs Management Bill—361
- East Coast Fever, Transkei—417
- Estimates
- Budget—1263, 1306
- Our exports—1306
- Australian exports—1307
- Our reduced population—1308
- Attract immigrants?—1309
- Patents, register of—2426
- Licensing courts—2702
- Natal Indian tax—2724, 2725, 2730
- Tenders for clothing—3057
- S. African College—3238
- Rates on Govt. property—3283
- Cape Town magistrates’courts—3288
- S. African Museum—3292
- Asylums, reports on—3300
- Printing, cost of—3341
- Irrigation, municipal—3350
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. station advertisements—3454
- Excise and Customs Duties—2760, 3008, 3013, 3015
- Financial Relations Bill—592, 1846, 1894, 1909, 1912, 1913, 1915, 1923, 1931. 1932, 2082
- Forest Bill—1795, 2858, 2862
- Immigration, Correspondence as to
- With Imperial Govt.—1757, 1942
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2101, 2604, 2610, 2622, 2623, 2669
- Insurance, Govt. Property
- What losses by fire?—3303
- Insurance Rail. Property
- What losses by fire?—3303
- Irrigation Schemes, Private
- And Govt. services—416, 1756, 2788, 3026
- Knorhaan Drift Weir
- Destroyed by floods—1379
- Lunatic Asylums
- Confined in prison—120
- Select Committee—1285
- Lunatic Asylum Accommodation
- Select Cottee. wanted—1176, 1187
- Lunatic in Cape Town
- Confined in dark cell—48
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2394
- Municipal Stocks
- And Stamp Act—1754
- Natives Land Bill—3167, 3168, 3169, 3184
- Petitions—311, 1519, 1520
- Portuguese Tobacco
- Enters duty free—3309
- Post Office Men Transferred
- Their loss of votes—1576
- Rail. Regulation Bill
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Samples of S. African Produce
- Mr. Weidner’s statement—140
- Water Schemes, Local
- A return wanted—416
- The Irrigation Dept.—2788
- Non-payment of costs—1756, 3026
Bechuanaland Land Settlement
- Mr. Venter—213
Becker, Mr. H. C.
- Administration of Estates Bill—1156
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—437
- Cape Town Telephone Exchange
- Girls’ fainting fits—213
- De Aar Fiscal Division—489
- Estimates
- Local allowances—2701
- Mine Inspectors—3208
- Excise and Customs Dill—3513
- Financial Relations Bill—2076
- Forest Bill—2863, 2866
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2601
- Naval Contribution—638
- Petitions—10, 507, 560, 893, 2529
- Pub. Service Examinations
- The syllabus—124
- Rail. Construction Bill—2811
- Water, Conservation of—966
- Zoar Mission Station
- Proper Committee wanted—115
Beds on the Rail.
- Rail. Estimates—3432
Beer, Sugar in
- Mr. Brown—1634
- See also Wine Bill
Bellevue Tins, Ltd.
- Mr. Mentz—478
Belmont-Douglas Rail.
- Mr. P. Marais—3026
Benoni & Apex Mines
- Mr. Madeley—478
Benoni-Boksburg Police
- Mr. Madeley—50
Benoni Natives Flogged
- Mr. Duncan—3489
Benoni Mine Inspections
- Mr. Madeley—1161
Benoni, Orient Shaft
- Mr. Madeley—1936
Benoni-Welgedacht Rail.
- Mr. Madeley—108
Berry, Sir W. B.
- Botanical Garden, National—2169
- East Coast Fever, Elliot
- Adjourn the House—831, 836, 837, 840
- Education of Coloured People—1410, 1413
- Elsenburg College—791
- Estimates
- Budget—1127, 1685
- National Museum—1686
- Parly. salaries—2136
- Lieut. Halse—2708
- Reformatory ship—2717, 2718
- Provincial Councils—2904
- Assaults on women—2910, 2911
- Sunday observance—2911
- S. African College—3237
- Postal Clerks Association—3246
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Work for unemployed—1000
- Fidei-Commissary Bequests—351
- Financial Relations Bill—2080
- Forest Bill—2860, 2861
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2317
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2034
- Long’s Petition, C.—130
- Lunatic Asylums—1184
- Maclear and Elliot Bill—2087
- Mozambique Native Wages—493
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2193
- Natal Postal Grievances—2797
- Native Affairs Committee—86
- Natives Land Bill—2296, 2508, 3104, 3120, 3122, 3134, 3147, 3152, 3156, 3157, 3167, 3168, 3186, 3189, 3193, 3386
- Naval Cadets—2594, 2598
- No Confidence, Motion of—2007
- Pass and Squatters Bill—569
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084
- Petitions—312, 420, 1862, 2835, 2971
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—380
- Rail. Workshops, Piecework—64
- Technical Education—2046, 2208
- University, Policy as to—3220, 3227
- Wines and Spirits Bill—190, 866, 891, 1131, 1785, 1865, 1868, 2674, 2676, 2677
- Women’s Suffrage—650
Berry, Sheep Inspector
- Dr. Watkins, 1392, 1577
Bethlehem, Rail. to
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—475
Bethlehem-Villiers Rail.
- Mr. Brain—484
Betterment, Rail. Balances
- Sir D. Hunter—2577
Bewaarplaatsen
- Budget—879
- Mr. Hull—1294
- Sir T. Smartt—1722
- Genl. J. Smuts—1734
- Mr. Fichardt—2789, 2799
- Estimates—3064, 3201
Bewaarplaatsen Bill
- 1st Reading—2653
- Bill withdrawn—3539
Bezuidenhout, Mr. W. W. J. J.
- Elected—4
- Administration’of Estates Bill—3277
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—168, 175, 181, 199, 432, 437, 439
- Bethlehem-Villiers Rail.
- To be extended?—475
- Civil Service
- Temporary appointments—2577
- Estimates
- Budget—1634
- Cabinet crisis—1634
- Cruelty to animals—2217
- Juryman’s fees—2435
- Warmbaths—3291
- Vaal River bridge—3293
- Financial Relations Bill—1925
- Forest Bill—2836, 2838, 2839, 2850
- Heidelberg Magistrate’s Court—204
- Pass and Squatters Bill—563
- Petitions—363, 1159
- Rail. Construction Bill—3001
- School Teachers’ Pensions—1415
- Vereeniging, Bridge at—769
- White and Black on Rail.
- A white lady’s experience—1164
- Wines and Spirits Bill—853
Bilingual Post Officials
- Mr. Van der Walt—771
Bilingual Rail. Tickets
- Mr. Alberts—779
- See also Dutch
Bills
- See the various subject headings
- See Dropped Business—3555
- (9) Customs Management
- (10) Financial Relations — Contract Immigrants (a)
- — Lien (a)
- — Arms and Ammunition (a)
- (19) Carnarvon Outer Commonage Settlement
- — Railways and Harbours Appeal Board
- — University of South Africa (a)
- — Accountants’ Registration Private Bill (a)
- (7) Excise (Proposed Duties Procedure)
- (15) Wine, Spirits and Vinegar
- — Higher Education Further Provision (a)
- (6) Trustee Investment in Union Government Securities
- — Registration of Deeds (a)
- — Land Survey (a)
- (24) Administration of Estates
- (16) Forest
- — Magistrates’ Courts (Reviews and Appeals) (a)
- (8) Natal Poll Tax Further Suspension
- — Railways and Harbours’ Regulation, Control and Management (a)
- (29) North Barrow and Weenen Commonage Amendment
- (3) Railways and Harbours Appropriation (Part)
- (1) Appropriation (Part)
- (2) Additional Appropriation (1912-’13)
- (4) Railways and Harbours Additional Appropriation (1912—’13)
- (5) Railways and Harbours Capital and Betterment Works Additional Appropriation (1912-’13)
- (25) Children’s Protection
- (18) Transvaal Precious and Base Metals Act Amendment
- (14) Dipping Tanks Further Provision
- (22) Immigrants Regulation
- — Fiscal Divisions (Cape) Extension (w)
- (12) Maclear and Elliot Districts Further Provision
- (11) Transfer Duty Reduction
- — Smith Land Grant (a)
- (23) Railways Construction
- (27) Natives’ Land
- (20) Marriage Laws Amendment
- (26) New Fiscal Divisions (Cape)
- — Bewaarplaats Moneys Application (w)
- (37) Excise and Customs Tariffs Amendment
- — Railways and Harbours (Surplus Revenues) (a)
- (13) Second Railways and Harbours Appropriation (Part)
- (31) Stamp Duties and Fees Amendment
- — Perpetual Annuities (Cape of Good Hope) Redemption (w)
- — Natal Public Health Acts (Re-enactment and Amendment) (a)
- (21) Unauthorised Expenditure (1911—’12)
- (17) Railways and Harbours Unauthorised Expenditure (1911—’12)
- — Cape Liquor Licensing Courts Amendment (s)
- — Natal Indian Immigration Laws Amendment (a)
- (38) Loan Redemption (1910—’ll) Validation
- — Railways and Harbours (Application of Moneys 1911—’12) Validation (s)
- (30) Bills of Exchange (Non-Business Days)
- (33) Public Works Loan
- — Collection of Statistics (a)
- (28) Appropriation (1913—’14)
- (32) Railways and Harbours Appropriation (1913—’14)
- (34) Loan Appropriation (1913—’14)
- (35) Railways and Harbours Capital and Betterment Works Appropriation (1913—’14)
- (36) Pensions (Supplementary)
- (a) Dropped in Assembly
- (s) Dropped in Senate
- (w) Withdrawn
Bills of Exchange Bill
- 1st Reading—3266
- 2nd Reading—3436
- In Committee—3437
- 3rd Reading—3437
- Royal assent—3554
Births & Deaths Official
- Mr. Nathan—2365
Bishop’s Petition, Mrs.
- Mr. Creswell—1767
Bishop Rooney’s Petition
- Mr. Runciman—2598
Black Peril Commission
- Sir B. Berry—2910
- The report—3264
Black & White Partners
- Mr. de Waal―617
Black & White on Rail.
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—1164
Blaine, Mr. G.
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2830
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—838
- Estimates
- Budget—1659
- White labour—1660
- Tax the land?—1661
- Agricul. Dept.—2213
- E.C. Fever—2222
- Scab—2257
- Wool expert—2265
- Shrubs, imported—2304
- Apples, diseased—2306
- Agricul. education—2341
- Grootfontein school—2348
- Lieut. Halse—2704
- Cathcart pub. buildings—3288
- Financial Relations Bill—1895
- Forest Bill—1807, 2842
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2626
- Natives Land Bill—3175, 3182, 3377
- Petitions—74, 75, 1520
- Valuation of Properties—412
- Water, Conservation of—970
- Wines and Spirits Bill—888
Bloemfontein Appeal Courts
- Mr. Fichardt—943
Bloemfontein Laboratory
- Mr. van Niekerk—486
Bloemfontein Museum
- Estimates—3291
- Mr. Botha—1053
Bloemfontein Native Inspectors
- Mr. Steyl—342
Bloemfontein Rail. Workshops
- Mr. Botha—1065
Bloemhof, Bridge at
- Mr. de Waal—613
Bloemhof Diamond Diggings
- Mr. de Waal—617
Bloemhof Magistracy
- Mr. de Waal—617
Bloemhof, Messenger at
- Mr. Jagger—395
Blue-tongue, Serum for
- Mr. Wilshire—925
- Mr. Wessels—1575
Beard of Trade Certifs.
- Mr. Andrews—481
Board, A Wages
- Mr. Haggar—2798
Boetsap Township
- Dr. Watkins—1944, 2585
Boezaart, C. J.
- Mr. Nathan—2365
Boksburg Mine Inspections
- Mr. Madeley—1161
Boksburg Native Miners
- Mr. Madeley—3490
Boksburg Police
- Mr. Madeley—50
Booking Clerk’s Trial
- Mr. Nathan—415, 1169
Bookstalls, Railway
- Mr. Long—3455
Boots & Clothing Contracts
- Dr. Hewat—1172, 1393
Border Guards, Clothing
- Mr. Fawcus—2219
Boreholes
- Genl. Lemmer—339
Boreholes at Boshof
- Mr. van Niekerk—259
Boreholes, Government
- Genl. Lemmer—1393
Boring for Water
- Mr. Nicholson—106
Boring for Water, Charges
- Mr. van der Walt—609
Boring, Subterranean Water
- Mr. P. Marais—776
Boshof Boreholes
- Mr. van Niekerk—259
Bosman, Mr. H. J.
- Forest Bill—1808, 2836, 2935
Botanical Garden
- Sir L. Phillips—2164
Bot River Rly. Accident
- Mr. Krige—264
- Mr. Andrews—955
Botany, Lectures on
- Mr. Struben—215
Botha, Mr. C. L.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3274
- Business of House—2584
- Estimates
- Budget—1455
- O.F.S. grievances—1455
- Cabinet crisis—1456
- Mr. Hull’s speech—1459
- Compulsory Dutch—1460
- What is a S. African?—1461, 1487
- Parly. salaries—2135, 2137
- Grootfontein school—2348
- Attorneys fees—2699
- Interpreting in court—2700
- Provincial Councils—2898
- Education—3232
- University question—3234
- Parly. buildings—3285
- Bloemfontein museum—3291, 3292
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Bloemfontein museum—1053
- Estimates, Railway
- The rail. debt—3403
- Financial Relations Bill—1826, 1830, 1835, 1854, 1873, 1898, 1917, 1919
- Forest Bill—2840, 2859
- Grosse, F.
- Damaged motor cycle—12
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2742
- Land Settlement Act
- What has been done?—118
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084
- Petitions—1093, 1457, 1493, 1519
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- Bloemfontein rail. workshops—1065
- Riderwood, Rail. Guard
- The dismissals—11
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Cattle trucks for coal—2884
- Simpson, C. T.
- Petition for pension—52, 53
- Transfer Duty Bill—1870
Botha, Genl. L.
- (Prime Minister)
- (Minister of Agriculture)
- Administration of Estates Bill—3272
- Agricul. Officials Absent—2573
- Agricul. School Mechanics—2359
- Anthrax in Mohair—943
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3359, 3361, 3368
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—428, 432
- Barbary Ostriches—1170
- Berry, Sheep Inspector—1577
- Blue-Tongue Vaccine—1576
- Botanical Gardens, National—2170, 2175
- Botany, Lectures on—215
- Business of House—19, 20, 21
- Evening sittings—730, 957, 1093, 1094
- Easter recess—730, 765, 1025
- Estimates, debate revived—1242
- Ascension Day—1942
- Friday evenings—1943
- Estimates, procedure—2068, 2069, 2368, 2438
- Tuesday evenings—2578, 2580, 3027
- Saturday sittings—3027
- Morning sittings—399
- Suspension—3554
- Chemical Laboratory, Bloemfontein—487
- Co-operative Farming Coys.—617
- Cream on the Railway—343
- Customs Management Act—1782
- Delimitation Commission Report—443
- Dipping of Sheep, Simultaneous—488, 942
- Dipping Tanks Bill—1860, 1861
- Duty on Imported Meat—346
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—832, 835, 836, 838, 839
- Elliot Roads, Closing of—485
- Elsenburg College—791, 802
- Estcourt Vet. Officers—2572
- Estimates
- Budget—1175, 1455, 1488, 1539
- Cabinet crisis—1539
- Constitutional precedents—1540
- Conspiracy of silence ?—1541
- Explanation of the changes?—1542
- Mr. Fichardt’s letter—1543
- The only sound policy—1544, 1674, 1675, 1698
- Parly. salaries—2137
- Transport charges—2155
- Ministers’ portfolios—2209
- Local allowances—2214
- Messenger, 3s. 6d. per day—2218
- Cruelty to animals—2218
- East Coast fever—2222
- Maclear and Elliot—2224
- Govt. by sjambok?—2226
- Scab—2259
- Wool sorting—2264
- Meyer, sheep inspector—2265
- Gallamziekte—2267
- Horse sickness—2267
- Vryburg cold storage—2268
- Botany—2268
- Rust-free corn—2301
- Pretoria agric. college—2302
- Mr. Burtt Davy—2303
- What will an acre yield?—2304
- Imported shrubs—2305
- Tobacco station, Transvaal—2306
- Inspection of fruit—2306
- Viticulture—2307
- One chemistry department—2307
- Experimental stations, labour—2307
- Co-operation—2308
- Agricul. Journal—2308
- Dry land farming—2309
- Branding—2309
- Guano—2310
- Field cornets, political—2313
- Mealie exports—2315
- Agricul. education—2340, 2342
- Bursaries—2344
- Elsenburg school—2345, 2347
- Grootfontein school—2348
- Cedara school—2351
- A. Lawrence—2351
- Glen school—2352
- Pretoria school—2352
- Ermelo stud farm—2353
- Household science—2354
- Forestry Bill—2355
- Supplementary Estimates—3350
- Co-operative societies—3351
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gallamziekte inquiries—921, 922, 923
- Grants to agric. societies—923
- Steam ploughs, Natal—926
- Gallamziekte—927, 929, 930
- Rinderpest—929
- Pedigree stock, imported—933, 934
- Land Settlement Board, O.F.S.—933
- Estimates Loan Expenditure
- Dipping tanks—1054, 1055
- Estimates Loan Funds
- Governor’s house—3463
- Elsenburg school—3469
- Excise and Customs Bill—3503, 3505, 3506
- Fencing Act—118
- Flies in Pondoland—2789
- Financial Relations Bill—602, 1901
- Forest Bill—2838, 2864, 2865
- Gallamziekte—49, 50
- Robertson’s remedy—614
- Govt. Stallions, Imported—344
- Grain Samples for Australia—46Highlands Farm Quarantined—1163
- House of Parlt. Messengers—1937
- Hull’s Resignation, Mr.
- Vacancy declared—2530
- Imperial Consular Officers—114
- Imported Thoroughbred Stock—143
- Liquor Licences—1416
- Lombard, J. P. le G.—346
- Mail Contract—757
- Miners’ Hours Underground—3036
- Mount Frere Faction Fight—947
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2193
- Natives Land Bill—2514, 2538, 3124
- Naval Contribution—624, 646
- No Confidence, Motion of—1968, 1980, 1984, 1989, 2000, 2001
- Ostriches, Cruelty to—2084
- Pass and Squatters Bill—577, 581
- Phthisis Sufferers, Land Settlement—782
- Post Office Transfers and Votes—1575
- Pretoria Civil Service—2366
- Prorogation of Parlt.
- The proclamation—3555
- Rail. Construction Bill—2920, 2952, 2954, 2964, 2968, 2977, 2980, 2994
- Rail. Regulation Bill—2826
- Reports—8, 11, 83, 167, 2229, 2358
- Rustenburg Govt. Farm—1160
- Scott, Death of Capt.
- Motion of regret—236
- Sheep Dips, Dangerous—1173
- Solomon, Sir R., Navy—208
- Sprigg, Late Sir G.
- Motion of regret—101
- Tick-Destroying Organism—264, 347
- Trades and Industries Comm.—345
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1192
- Tuberculosis at Potchefstroom—260
- Unauthorised Expend. Bill
- Sleeping sickness—3131
- Unemployed, work for the—1938
- University Bill—1345, 1369, 1370
- Vryheid Petition—2188
- Walfisch Bay—3130
- Water, Conservation of—971, 1208
- Webb, Vet. Surgeon—2185
- White Labour—662
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855, 857
- Women, Agricul. Training of—769
- Women’s Suffrage—225
Bothaville Magistracy
- Mr. H. Theron—393
Boundaries, Electoral Divisions
- Mr. Chaplin—342
Boyd’s Petition, R. H.
- Mr. Creswell—417
Boydell, Mr. T.
- Elected—4
- Cape Rail. Servants
- On fixed establishment—1756
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2694, 2938, 2939
- Coal Trust, S. African
- And the mail contract—261
- Contract Immigrants Bill—243
- Dock Labour Statistics
- Engagements and applications—944
- Durban Convict Guards
- Work 12 hours daily—142, 215
- Durban Pleasure Steamers
- Provision for accidents?—2162
- Durban Superannuation Fund
- And retrenchments—777
- Estimates
- Budget—903, 1509, 1562
- The Govt. distrusted—1562
- Immigration—1563
- Land taxation—1564
- Rail. grievances—1565, 1694, 1707, 1708
- Political field cornets—2314
- Cedara school—2350
- Native mortality—2419
- Durban liquor traffic—2711
- Natal Indian tax—2726
- High Commissioner—2732
- Post Office carriers—3249
- Postal uniforms—3260
- Mail contract and coal—3260
- Cattle carried free—3261
- Civil servants’rights—3297
- Polling hours—3298
- Voters, registration of—3300
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- The coal combine—994
- Work for unemployed—999, 1000
- Natal coal ring—1047, 1049, 1050
- Estimates Railway
- Rail. men’s grievances—3395
- Improvers’wages—3416
- Standard wages—3423
- Certificates for employees—3434
- Estimates Railway Addit.
- Portuguese cheap labour—1057
- Fair Wage Clause—133
- Financal Relations Bill—605, 1922
- Forest Bill—1801
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2404
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2249, 2550, 2637, 2640
- Kowie Rail. Purchase
- Position of employees—1076
- Lien Bill—24
- Mail Contract—725, 756, 757, 763, 3220
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776, 1780
- Natal Rail. Facilities—818
- Naval Contribution—645
- Pensions and Gratuities—1085, 1087, 3480, 3485, 3487
- Petitions—44, 3074
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—369
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3435
- The coal combine—3443
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- Rail. Grievances Commission—1027, 1031, 1032
- Clerical staff increments—1067
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie Railway—1077
- Rail. Clerical Staff
- The increments refused—781
- Rail. Grievances Commission
- To be appointed when?—443
- To report when?—782
- The recommendations—1753
- Men to be notified?—3031, 3033
- Rail. Men’s Rights
- At political meetings—3305
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1240
- Rail. Select Committee
- To be appointed?—346
- Rail. Shunting at Pretoria
- Ward’s death—2571
- Rail. Workshops Piecework
- Should be abolished—53, 152, 155, 161
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Coal rates—2888
- Sunday Labour—2588
- Tea Room Girls
- A sort of slavery—262
- Technical Education—2194
- Thoger, Repairs to S.S.
- Not certified seaworthy—1936
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2739
- White Labour—316
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1863
- Women’s Franchise—364, 651
- Women Lawyers—357
- Workmen’s Compensation, Natal
- Is legislation proposed?—772
Braamfontein Constituency
- Leave of absence—3028
Braamfontein Buffet
- Mr. Duncan—949
Bradford Anthrax Inquiries
- Mr. Oosthuisen—942
Brain, Mr. T. P.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3268
- Bethlehem-Villiers Line
- To be completed?—484
- Estimates
- Caustic soda dips—2213
- Lindley Road Railway—52
- Natives Land Bill—2471
- Pass and Squatters Bill—563
- Petitions—183, 288, 442, 893
- Public Accounts Committee—510
- Rail. Construction Bill—2818, 2973
- Smith’s Petition, G. D.—621
- Select Committee—867
- Committee’s report—1602
- Smith’s Land Grant Bill
- Referred Select Committee—672
Brakpan Rail., Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—610
Brakspruit, Telephone to
- Genl. Lemmer—485
Bramley & Dyer
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2390
Branch Railways
- Budget—903
- Mr. Burton—1746
Branding Act
- Sir T. Smartt—2309
Brandy, Advances on
- Sir D. Hunter—2911
Brandy, Stock of
- Mr. Rockey—203
Breede River Canal
- Estimates—3350
Bridges in Natal, Rail.
- Mr. Clayton—1391
Bridge at Tennant St.
- Mr. Alexander—1414
Bridge Over Vaal
- Mr. de Waal—613, 2184
Bridge at Vereeniging
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—769
Brokers’ Notes, Stamps on
- Mr. Nathan—1166
Brown, Mr. D. M.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3272, 3334
- Cape Town Telephone Exchange
- Fainting owing to heat—214
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044
- Estimates
- Budget—1634
- Sugar in beer—1635
- Rail. men discharged—1638
- Bankruptcy laws—1639
- Mr. Fremantle’s speech—1640
- Cabinet crisis—1641
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gallamziekte—924
- Natal coal ring—1049
- Excise and Customs Bill—3495
- Garnisheeing of Wages—419
- Lunatic Asylums—1181
- Natives Land Bill—3192
- Petitions—1601, 1699, 2067, 2357, 2480, 2569
- Rail. Construction Bill—2918
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1240
- Rail. Servants Discharged
- The 60 years limit—1379
- Technical Education—2196
- Waste Lands Committee—2689
- Wines and Spirits Bill—194
- Women’s Suffrage—228
Budget Speech
- Genl. J. Smuts—868
- Mr. Burton—895
- See Estimates
Buffets, Barmaids in
- Mr. Schreiner—3431
Building Repairs, Govt.
- Genl. T. Smuts—2365
Building Trades Congress
- Mr. Nathan—1171
Buisplaats and Mara
- Mr. Mentz—488
Bultfontein Post Office
- Mr. H. Theron—115
Bultfontein Postal Receipts
- Mr. H. Theron—393
Bunkering at Cape Town
- Mr. Fawcus—1057
Bursaries, Agricul.
- Mr. Van der Riet—2343
Bursaries Fund, O.F.S.
- Mr. Wilcocks—2184, 2791
- Genl. J. Smuts—1739
Burton, Mr. H.
- (Minister of Railways and Harbours) Acton Homes Rail.—141
- Amabele Train Service—3025
- Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Miners’ phthisis—1064, 1065
- Belmont-Douglas Rail.—3026
- Benoni-Welgedacht Rail.—108
- Bethlehem-Villiers Rail.—475, 484
- Bot River Rail. Accident—264, 955
- Butter and Eggs in Dining Cars—1387
- Butterworth-Idutywa Rail.—122
- Butterworth Rail. Crossings—774
- Cape Fixed Estab. Servants—1389
- Cape Rail. Guards’ Pay—1570
- Cape Rail. Men’s Rights—1172
- Cape Rail. Servants—1757
- Cape Town Docks Workmen—2160
- Cape Town Goods Checkers—1170
- Carruthers, Engine Driver—210Catering on Rail., Stewards—945
- Coal Trust and Mail Contract—261
- Coerney Rail. Accident—388
- Content Rail. Station—1381
- Cook and Son—139
- Demurrage on Trucks—607
- Dips, Freight on Sulphur—348
- Dock Labourers’ Pay—1942
- Dock Labour Statistics—944
- Docks, Temporary Clerks—611
- Durban Convict Guards—142
- Durban Pleasure Steamers—2162
- Durban Superannuation Fund—778
- Dutch Students’ Demonstration—211
- Elsie’s River Halt—484
- Estimates (Ordinary and Rail.)
- Budget—895
- The increased traffic—895
- Mozambique treaty—896
- Increased expenditure—897
- Estimated profits, nil—898
- No further reductions—899
- Coal rates—900
- Distribution of traffic—902
- Branch lines—903
- Light railways—904, 1300, 1447, 1645, 1671
- White rail. labour—1741
- Livestock on rail—1742
- New rolling stock—1743
- Relaying and regrading—1744
- Reduced rates—1745
- Branch lines—1746
- Loss on Cape lines—1747
- Harbour losses—1748
- Durban light dues—1749
- Rail. Board Bill—1750
- Native mortality—2419, 2421
- Estimates Loan Funds
- Renewals fund—3444, 3445
- Rail. accounts—3445
- South Western Rly. Co.—3446
- Tzaneen line—3446
- Natal coal line—3449, 3450
- Alternate lines ?—3452
- Rail. station adverts.—3455, 3456
- Durban Graving dock—3456
- Estimates Railway—3395
- Rail. men’s grievances—3398, 3407
- New construction—3402
- Reduced rates—3409
- Rail. Board’s reports—3416
- Weekly wages—3416
- Grievances Commission—3417
- Trucks, shortage of—3418
- Harbours, administration—3419
- Rate anomalies—3420
- Coal and shipping coy.—3421
- Rail. Board’s powers—3421
- Guards’uniforms—3422
- Raw materials, rates on—3422
- Rail. headquarters—3423
- Standard wages—3425
- Depreciation—3426, 3427
- Rolling stock, value—3429
- Build coaches locally?—3429
- Renewals—3430
- Depreciation—3430
- Rolling stock, value—3430
- Hired lines—3431
- Rebates—3431
- Barmaids—3432
- Beds—3432
- Cape Town bunkering—3432
- Port St. Johns—3432
- Lighthouse, Roman Rock—3433
- Men’s local allowances—3433
- Rail. quarters—3434
- Kimberley provision train—3434
- Estimates Rail. Additional
- Men per mile ratio—1055
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1056
- Rail. land—1057
- White labour, proportions—1057
- Bunkering, charges for—1058
- Durban harbour railway—1058
- Kowie line—1058, 1059
- Road motor service—1059
- Estimates Supplem. Railway
- Betterment, depreciation—3435
- Fencing of Railways—346
- Firemen’s Wages, on Tugs—943
- Franklin Station Traffic—766
- George-Knysna Line—263
- Grosse, F., Motor Cycle—13
- Guards, Corridor Trains—211
- Hankey-Patentie Line—338
- Harbour Servants’ Pensions—1165
- Howick Rail. Station—2162
- Idutywa—Umtata Line—3310
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2742
- Insurance Rail. Property—3303
- Kalk Bay Harbour—394
- Kimberley Dynamite Explosion—772
- Kimberley-Kuruman Line—1395
- Klipplaat-Somerset Line—473
- Kowie Line
- Motion approving purchase—1075
- Lake Chrissie Line—212
- Level Crossing Accident—1380
- Magaliesberg-Pretoria Line—117
- Mail Passengers, Suburban Trains—348
- Mallet Engines—3021
- Mare, P. P.—1169
- Medicinal Minerals, Rates on—2359
- Ministers’ Rail. Privileges—3307
- Muizenberg Rail. Service—126
- Natal Rail. Artisans—2570
- Natal Rail. Bridge Repairs—1391
- Natal Rail, and Coal—48, 809, 816, 821, 824
- Natal Rail. Strikers—208, 479
- Native Affairs Committee—85
- Natives Land Bill—3154, 3155, 3156
- Natives Placed over White—342
- Nelspruit Rail. Men—3524
- New Cape Central Rly.—340
- No Confidence, Motion of—1953
- Parys Rail. Platform—119
- Pass and Squatters Bill—571
- Philippolis Road Station—110
- Police Rail. Concessions—2358
- Port Elizabeth-Avontuur Line—768
- Premier Diamond Company—265
- Prinsloo’s Burnt Crops—946
- Private Railways, Tariffs on—948
- Public Accounts Committee
- Rail. Estimates—258, 259, 1088, 1090
- Rail. Accidents, Number of—1752
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- 2nd Reading—1071
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1072
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—367
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3435
- 2nd Reading—3440, 3441, 3442
- Grass Fires—3443
- Men’s grievances—3444
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- 2nd Reading—1027, 1030, 1035
- The rail. “ monopoly ”—1067
- Rail. Board Meetings—480, 620
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- 2nd Reading—1075, 1076
- Kowie line—1077, 1078
- Rail. Cap, and Betterment Bill
- 2nd Reading—3478
- Rail. Checkers’ Privilege Tickets—1172
- Rail. Checkers’Wages—1171
- Rail. Clerical Staff—781
- Rail. Coaches for Coloured—114
- Rail. Construction Bill—2766, 2768, 2777, 2778, 2917, 2924, 2927, 2944, 2946, 2960, 2962, 2963, 2969, 2971, 2972, 2973, 2975, 2976, 2981, 2983, 2984, 2990, 2995, 2997, 2999, 3000, 3003, 3004, 3005, 3040, 3078, 3081, 3085, 2nd Reading—2114, 2132. 2801, 2817, 2819, 2824, 2825
- Rail. Credit Balances—2578
- Rail. Fire Paths—619
- Rail. Fixed Establishment—614
- Rail. Grievances—483
- Rail. Grievances Commis.—46, 443, 444, 782, 1753, 3032
- Rail. Labour—204
- Rail. Management Bill
- Select Committee’s report—2391
- Rail. Men’s Houses—2158
- Rail. Men’s Piecework Ballot—48
- Rail. Men’s Political Rights—3305
- Rail. Men’s Uniforms—389
- Rail. Motor Cars—1166
- Rail. New Transvaal Lines—349
- Rail. Overcrowding—950
- Rail. Pay, Weekly?—953
- Rail. Pensioners, Cape—141
- Rail. Quarters, Mooi River—142
- Rail. Regulations, New—19
- Rail. Regulations, in Dutch—3310
- Rail. Regulation Bill—606
- 2nd Reading—1221, 1229, 1232, 1235
- Rail. Restaurants, Liquor—1574
- Rail. Select Committee—346, 532
- Rail. Servants over 60—1379
- Rail. Servants Retired—1575
- Rail. Signalmen’s Hours—138
- Rail. Stewards at Govt. House—1938
- Rail. Strike, Rumour of—1394, 1395
- Rail. Ticket Examiners—2361
- Rail. Trucks, Shortage of—47, 1759
- Rail. Unauthorised Expenditure
- 2nd Reading—3132
- Rail. Validation Bill
- 2nd Reading—3436
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—48, 62, 67, 69, 147, 151, 159, 160, 161, 164, 165
- Rail. Workshops Weekly Pay—13, 953
- Rand Rail. Men’s Hours—615
- Rebates Agric. Machinery—1385
- Regrading of Clerical Staff—2572
- Reports—7, 8, 11, 45, 101, 137, 202, 259, 337, 765, 868, 894, 996, 1062, 1063, 1159, 1241, 1284, 1521, 1751, 1819, 2156, 2229, 3264, 3352
- Rhodesian Rail. Handbook—205
- Ridewood, Rail. Guard—12
- Road Motor Transport—2361
- Roodepoort Rail. Men—3307
- Salt River, First Aid—774
- Salt River Workmen—1572
- Schroeders-Noodsberg Rail.—480
- Sea Point Ticket Inspectors—1387
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Rail. accounts—2740
- 2nd Reading—2884
- Interest on capital—2884
- Reduced rates—2885
- Trucks, shortage of—2889
- In Committee—2890
- Shipwrights’ Pay—1941
- Shop Assistants’ Deputation—261
- Shunting Accidents—2569, 2570
- Shunting at Pretoria—2571
- Special Warrants—1284
- Springs-Witbank Rail.—125
- Springbokfontein, Traffic at—948
- Students Language Demonstration—392
- Thoger, Repairs to S.S.—1936
- Transvaal Administrator’s coach—1569
- Trip bearer tickets—780
- Trucks and Engines, Statistics—775
- University Bill—1354
- Vryheid Water Supply—1189
- Welverdiend-De la Rey Line—472
- White and Black on Rail.—1164
- Willowmore Rail. Station—119, 264
- Worcester Station—1167
- Zululand, Floods in—956
Business of House
- Genl. Botha—19
- House divides—22
- Thurs, and Mon. evenings—730
- Easter recess—730, 765, 1025
- Evening sittings—957
- Wed. evenings—1Q.93
- Estimates, Order No. 74—1242
- Ascension Day—1942
- Friday evenings—1943
- Estimates—2068, 2368, 2891
- Estimates, precedence—2438
- Tuesday evenings—2578
- House divides—2583
- Saturday sittings—3027
- Tuesdays—3027
- Morning sitting—3399
- Monday morning sitting—3523
Butter & Eggs on Trains
- Mr. Louw—1387
Butterworth Rail.
- Mr. Schreiner—122, 3310
Butterworth Rail. Crossings
- Mr. Schreiner—774
Butterworth Station
- Mr. Schreiner—3411
Cabinet Crisis
- Adjourn the House
- Mr. Creswell—41
- Estimates—Budget
- Mr. Fichardt—1453
- Genl. Botha—1539
- Genl. Hertzog—1545
- No Confidence, Motion of
- Mr. Creswell—1944
- See Estimates (Budget)
- See No Confidence Motion
Gable Service
- Mr. Madeley—50
Cable Service Monopoly
- M. Madeley—25
- House divides—33
Cable Subsidy
- Estimates—3262
Cadets, Clothing Tenders
- Mr. Haggar—781
Cadet Corps
- Estimates—3063
Cadets & Firearms
- Mr. Sampson—618
Cadets, Knickers for
- Mr. Robinson—2365
Cadets, Naval
- Dr. Hewat—2589
Cafes, Girls’ Hours in
- Mr. Boydell—262
California, Rain-making in
- Mr. Merriman—125
Campbell, C. C.
- Mr. Jagger—395
Cape Administrator
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Cape Civil Service Pensions
- Genl. J. Smuts—1699
Cape Coloured Education
- Mr. Fremantle—1124
Cape Drilling on Sundays
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Cape Excise
- Dr. De Jager—766
Cape Fixed Establishment
- Mr. Cronje—614
Cape Freehold Titles
- Mr. Wessels—1167
Cape Judges, Shortage of
- Mr. Nathan—1392
Cape Linesmen
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Cape Liquor Bill
- 1st Reading—3130
- 2nd Reading—3524
- In Committee—3524
- 3rd Reading—3524
- (Dropped in Senate)
Cape Pension Fund
- Mr. Andrews—141
Cape Perpetual Stock
- Budget statement—884
- Mr. Hull—1293
- Sir T. Smartt—1722
- Mr. Long—1466
- Genl. J. Smuts—1733
- Estimates—2723
Cape Police
- Estimates—2704
Cape Police Officers
- Mr. Silburn—475
Cape Provincial Taxes
- Mr. Jagger—2576
Cape Rail. Fixed Estab.
- Mr. Long—1388
Cape Rail. Guards’ Pay
- Mr. Alexander—1569
Cape Rlys., Losses on
- Mr. Burton—1747
Cape Rail. Men’s Rights
- Mr. Long—1172
Cape Rail. Servants
- Mr. Boydell—1756
Cape Wineries
- Mr. Rockey—1039
- See also Wineries
Cape Wineries, Losses on
- Genl. J. Smuts—1160
Cape Town Art Gallery
- Mr. Baxter—347
Cape Town, Bunkering at
- Mr. Fawcus—1057
Cape Town Civ. Servants
- Mr. van der Walt—2366
Cape Town Deeds Office
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Cape Town Docks, Clerks at
- Mr. Andrews—611
Cape Town Docks, Wages at
- Mr. Alexander—1941, 1942
Cape Town Docks, Workmen
- Mr. Haggar—2160
Cape Town Govt. House
- Mr. Jagger—606
Cape Town Goods Yard
- Mr. Alexander—1170
Cape Town Magistrates Courts
- Mr. Baxter—3288
Cape Town Munic. Market
- Mr. Alexander—1163
Cape Town Museum
- Estimates—3291
Cape Town Police
- Mr. Haggar—771
- Estimates—2708
Cape Town Police Barracks
- Estimates—3288
Gape Town Police Leave
- Mr. Haggar—951
Cape Town Postal Transfers
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Cape Town Telephone Exchange
- Mr. Becker—213
- Mr. Brown—214
Cape Town Telephone Operators
- Mr. Andrews—1053
Capital of the Union
- Mr. van Niekerk—3555
Carnarvon Commonage Bill
- 1st Reading—24
- 2nd Reading—81
- Select Committee—84, 266, 313, 831
- House divides—85
- Sir T. Watt—488
- Select Committee’s report—1024
- Motion to Commit—2692
- In Committee—2696, 2826
- Committee divides—2828, 2834
- Commitee’s amendments—2937
- 3rd Reading—2939
- Royal assent—3554
Carruthers, Engine Driver
- Mr. Fremantle—210
Catechism, The Shorter
- Mr. Merriman—2892
Catering Service, Rail..
- Mr. Madeley—945
Cathcart Buildings
- Mr. Blaine—3288
Cattle on the Rail.
- Mr. Kuhn—1072
Cattle Removal Permits
- Mr. Kuhn—610
Cattle, Tuberculosis in
- Mr. Struben—260, 1189
- See also Stock
Caustic Soda Dips
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Cedara School
- Estimates—2349
Census
- Mr. Nathan—915
Certificated Teachers
- Mt. Henwood—110
C.F.L.M., Payment to
- Mr. Meyler—1071
Chairman of Committees and
- Deputy Speaker
- See also Van Heerden, Mr.
- See also Speaker, Mr., for Rulings
- Amendments
- To antecedent clauses—1872
- Cannot go backwards—2836
- To delete a clause (vote against it)—167, 3175
- Containing a principle already voted on—2568
- Refusing Votes—1052
- Involving expenditure—2861, 2863, 2842, 2983, 3136
- Education, Primary
- The Committee may discuss it—992
- Estimates
- No question of policy—2718
- Policy can be discussed on the Vote for the Minister’s salary—2721
- Specific subjects on the Order Paper cannot be raised on the Estimates —3065, 3066, 3068
- Defence Stores fund—974, 975
- Irrelevancies and General Guidance of
- Debate—757, 763, 855, 932, 992, 1130, 1828, 1829, 1831, 2149, 2214, 2265, 2353, 2415, 2425, 2600, 2663, 2699, 2703, 2704, 2722, 2729, 2734, 2735, 2826, 2827, 2830, 2834, 2841, 2872, 2918, 2952, 2967, 2968, 3012, 3013, 3014, 3017, 3041, 3060, 3064, 3073, 3131, 3132, 3152, 3158, 3159, 3176, 3196, 3205, 3213, 3214, 3229, 3233, 3251, 3300, 3344, 3348, 3402, 3403, 3434, 3441, 3456, 3479, 3501, 3506, 3526, 3527
- Procedure
- Allusions to past debates—984, 3401
- Provincial Administrations
- The Committee may discuss them—2894
- Rail. Construction Bill
- Amendments proposing deviations are out of order—2918, 2942
- Amendment to omit a proposed line cannot be put—3448
- Rulings Challenged
- Should be challenged at once—2568
- Select Committee defunct—3480
- Select Committee Recommendations
- Which increase expenditure—2135
- Unparliamentary
- “A low-minded thing”—3057
- “It is a lie”—3211
Chaplain’s Allowances
- Estimates—2911
Chaplin, Mr. F. D. P.
- Business of House—2584
- Delimitation Commission
- And electoral divisions—342
- Estimates
- Budget—1253
- £455,000 from Rlys.—1253
- Closer settlement—1254
- Transvaal has to pay—1255
- Treasury officials—2729
- High Commissioner—2732
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—914
- Excise and Customs Duties—2763
- Financial Relations Bill—467, 1836, 1839, 1856
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2407
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2057, 2548, 2554, 2557, 2604, 2612, 2619, 2626, 2628, 2669, 2741, 2742, 2746
- Mail Contract—724
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2373, 2380
- Mozambique Native Wages—500, 940
- Native Death Rate—2231
- Natives Land Bill—2447
- Petitions—1862
- Police Regulations—1398
- Rail. Construction Bill—2130
- Regis. of Deeds Bill
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Transfer Duty Bill—1870
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2737
- Waste Lands Committee—2690
- Water, Conservation of—1215
- White Labour—335, 511
Chargemen’s Wages
- Mr. Madeley—2358
Checker’s Goods Yard
- Mr. Alexander—1170
Checkers’Increases, Rail.
- Mr. Alexander—1171
Checkers’ Privilege Tickets
- Mr. Alexander—1172
Chemical Laboratories
- Sir T. Smartt—783, 1197, 2307
- House divides—1204
- Mr. Van Niekerk—486
Children in Court
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1573
Children’s Protection Bill
- 1st Reading—1071, 1862, 2228
- 2nd Reading—2653
- Stand. Orders suspended—2785
- In Committee—3040, 3336
- Committee divides—3053
- Committee’s amendments—3394
- 3rd Reading—3395
- Senate’s amendments—3523
- Royal assent—3554
Christiana, Bridge at
- Mr. De Waal—2184
Christiana Dutch Medicines
- Mr. De Waal—209
Church Servitude, Dutch
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2183
Church Sites, Native
- Mr. Sauer—2390
Circuit Court, Prieska
- Mr. Kuhn—780
Circuit Court, South-Western
- Mr. Schoeman—116
Circuit Judges & Hotels
- Sir H. Juta—1166
Circuit Travelling
- Estimates—2429
Circular to Civ. Servants
- Estimates—3295
Citizens Defence Force
- See Defence
City Deep
- Mr. Andrews —1655
Civil Appointments, Temporary
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—2577
Civ. Rights, Rail. Men
- Mr. Boydell—3305
Civil Service
- See also Public Service
Civ. Servants, Circular to
- Mr. Vosloo—3295
Civ. Service Clerks, Temporary
- Mr. Myburgh—477
Civ. Service Clothing Contracts
- Dr. Hewat—1172
Civ. Service Commission
- Dr. Hewat—941
- Dr. MacNeillie—950
Civ. Service Exams.
- Mr. Becker—124
- Mr. P. Grobler—611, 1760
- Mr. Alexander—618
Civ. Service Funds, Cape
- Genl. J. Smuts—1699
Civ. Service House Loans
- Mr. Jagger—1053
Civ. Servants’ Leave
- Mr. Duncan—2159
Civ. Service List
- Mr. Runciman—487
- Mr. Nathan—2360
Civ. Servants’ Pay
- Mr. Steytler—1574
Civ. Service Pensions
- Mr. Duncan—1755
Civ. Servants, Pretoria
- Mr. van der Walt—2366
Civ. Service Promotions
- Mr. Long—12
Civ. Service Retrenchment
- Mr. Long—1575
Civ. Servants’ Rights
- Mr. Boydell—3297
Civ. Servants, Transfers of
- Mr. Silburn—49, 119
- Mr. Struben—345
Civ. Servants’Votes
- Mr. Baxter—1576
Clanwilliam, Labour at
- Mr. Watermeyer—474
Clayton, Mr. W. F.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—171
- Estimates
- Budget—1646
- The extravagance—1647
- Consolidation of loans—1648
- Sugar in jam—1649
- Land Bank—1650
- Cedara school—2350
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3451
- Excise and Customs Bill—3532
- Financial Relations Bill—591
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2321
- Licensing Boards in Zululand
- In European centres—607
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2193
- Natal Rail. Bridges
- Repairs wanted—1391
- Natal Rail. Facilities—811
- Natives Land Bill—2522, 3135, 3138, 3140
- Pensions and Gratuities—1086, 3478, 3482, 3483, 3484
- Petitions—10, 2357
- Rail. Appropriation Bill
- Grass burning—3443
- Rail. Construction Bill—2981, 2982, 2991, 2994
- Weights and Measures Inspection
- Legislation wanted—1755
- White Labour—659
- Wines and Spirits Bill—843, 1788
- Zululand, Floods in
- The serious distress—956
- Zululand Railway
- The petition—2792
Cleaners at G.P.O.
- Mr. Alexander—1573
Cleansing and Demurrage
- Mr. Louw—607
Clerical Staff Increments
- Mr. Boydell—781
Clerical Staff, Rail.
- Mr. Madeley—2572
Clerk of House
- Education of Coloured People
- The petition read—1124
- New Members, a Letter—4
- Opening of Parlt., a Letter—2
- Proclamation Convening Parlt.—1
- Provincial Council, a Letter—7
- Speaker’s Absence—647
- Sprigg, Late Sir G.
- Letter from Sir E. Kilpin—1378
Clerk-Assistant’s Salary
- Mr. Jagger—2133
Clerks, Capetown Docks
- Mr. Andrews—611
Close Compounds, Natives
- Mr. Schreiner—2720
- See also Compounds
- See also Merriman, Mr.
Closing of Mines
- Mr. Madeley—1390
- See also Mines
Clothing
- See also uniforms
Clothing Contracts
- Dr. Hewat—1172, 1393
Clothing Tenders, Cadets
- Mr. Haggar—781
Cloverfield Gold Mine
- Mr. Madeley—124
Coal Bunkering, Capetown
- Rail. Estimates—3432
Coal Combine
- Mr. Boydell—261, 994, 3443
- Mr. Creswell—1046
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3407
Coal Miners’ Hours
- Mr. Creswell—944
- See also Creswell, Mr.
Coal Monopoly
- Estimates—2912, 3260
Coal Rail. Facilities
- Mr. Fawcus—48
Coal Rail. Rates
- Mr. Du Toit—3405
Coal Rate Reductions
- Budget speech—900
Coal on Rail, Natal
- Mr. Fawcus—417, 805
- Mr. Henwood—1645
Coal Trucks, Demurrage
- Mr. Louw—607
Coerney Rail. Accident
- Mr. Creswell—388
Coetzee’s Petition, C. J.
- Mr. Van der Walt—1762
Cofimvaba, Court at
- Mr. Schreiner—3309
Cold Storage at Docks
- Mr. Struben—3414
Colesberg, Petition from
- Mr. Louw—2599
Collection of Statistics Bill
- 1st Reading—3310
- 2nd Reading—3539
- Dropped—3556
Collenette’s Petition, D.
- Sir E. Walton—1579
Coloured People & Curfew
- Mr. Alexander—1570
Coloured People’s Education
- Mr. Fremantle—1124
- Mr. Merriman—1401
- House divides—1413
Coloured & White on Rail.
- Mr. Van der Walt—114
Commission Sunday Observance
- Mr. Keyter—2151
Commission on Tuberculosis
- Dr. Neethling—768
- Mr. Duncan—2151
Commission White Labour
- See White Labour
Commissions, Expenses of
- Mr. Nathan—2910
Commissioner of Rails.
- See Burton, Mr.
Committee of Supply
- See Estimates
Committee Ways & Means
- See Excise
Commonage, Embokotwa
- Mr. Venter—3026
Compound Returns, Native
- Mr. Creswell—2718
Compounding of Natives
- Mr. Schreiner—2720
Compounds, Mortality in
- See Native
- See Creswell, Mr.
Compounds, Closed Native
- Sir L. Phillips—1261
Compulsory Dipping
- Mr. Steyl—942
Conductors’ Free Meals
- Mr. Alexander—2361
Confidence, Motion of No
- Mr. Creswell—1944
- House divides—2026
Congress of Build. Trades
- Mr. Nathan—1171
Conradie, H. D.
- Estimates—3296
Conservation of Water
- Sir T. Cullinan—958, 1220
Consol. Main Reef, Sundays
- Mr. Andrews—1161
Constituencies, Maps of
- Sir T. Smartt—609
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1942
Consular Officers, Imperial
- Mr. Struben—114
Contempt of Court, Munien
- Sir D. Hunter—2789
Content Rail. Station
- Dr. Watkins—1381
Contract Immigrants Bill
- 1st Reading—24
- 2nd Reading—237
- House divides—247
- Bill dropped
Convict’s Death, Pretoria
- Mr. Merriman—2652
Convict’s Escape, Pretoria
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1758
Convict Guards, Durban
- Mr. Boydell—142
Convicts on Mines
- Mr. Haggar—473
Cook & Son, Baggage
- Mr. Creswell—139
Cookhouse Station Affair
- Mt. Bezuidenhout—1164
Co-operative Agency
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—925, 928
Co-operative Creameries
- Mr. Cronje—1664
Co-operative Farming Coys.
- Mr. Haggar—617
Co-operative Societies
- Mr. Jagger—2308
- Loan Estimates—3470
Co-operative Wine Societies
- Mr. Rockey—205, 1039
- See also Cape
Court Stenographers
- Mr. Alexander—2360
Cradock Postal Assistant
- Mr. Alexander—1937
Cream on the Rail.
- Mr. Alberts—343
Creameries, Loans to
- Mr. Meyler—1054
Credit Balances, Rail.
- Sir D. Hunter—2577
Creswell, Mr. F. H. P.
- Adjourn the House, Motion
- Cabinet crisis—41
- Native Mortality—2578
- Ministers evade questions—2578
- The right to speak—2670
- Appropriation Bill
- Tropical natives mortality—1026
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—906, 909
- Miners’ phthisis—1064, 1065
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—435
- Bills of Exchange Bill
- Public holidays anomaly—3436
- Bishop’s Petition, Mrs.
- The order for eviction—1767, 1768
- Business of House—21, 1242, 2580, 2581, 2584, 2587, 3400
- Miners’ phthisis—3493
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—82, 84, 85, 2695, 2696, 2826, 2827, 2829, 2831, 2832, 2833
- Children’s Protection Bill—2655, 3052, 3394
- Coal Miners’ Hours
- At Vereeniging Estates—844
- Coerney Rail. Accident
- Sub-ganger Else—388
- Contract Immigrants Bill—245
- Cook and Son
- Agency Commission—139
- Customs Management Bill—40, 41
- Diamond Mining Companies
- Profits and royalties—139
- Diamond Coys., Contracts with
- Copies wanted—1601
- Education of Coloured People—1412
- Elsenburg College—800, 802, 1203
- Estimates
- Budget—1109, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1244
- Land tax—1244
- Economise on wages?—1245
- Married men’s burden—1246
- The gold mines—1247
- (See also Errata)
- Exploiting the native—1248
- Tax land, not bread—1249
- Marshalls—1250
- Unearned increments—1251
- Bewaarplaatsen—1252, 1426, 1622, 1647, 1648
- Parly. salaries—2134
- Hansard—2144
- Prime Minister’s salary—2149, 2152
- Ministers’ portfolios—2209
- Agricul. education—2343
- Native mortality—2417, 2421, 2422, 2424
- Skating rink—2425
- Witnesses’ fees—2698
- Shop Hours Act—2709
- Native Affairs Vote—2718
- Compound returns—2718, 2719
- Unfit natives—2720
- Political schoolmasters—2892, 2904, 2909
- Leasehold townships—2910
- Sunday Observance Commis.—2911
- Coal combine—2913
- Mines Vote—3064
- Bewaarplaatsen—3064, 3065
- Phthisical men abroad—3065
- Miners’ Phthisis—3069
- Closing of mines—3070
- Unworked mines—3073, 3074
- Mining Commissioners—3201
- Electrical blasting—3202
- Gangers’responsibility—3202
- Mining inspectors—3203, 3206, 3208, 3209
- A “cowardly attack ”—3210
- “Cur and Coward ”—3212, 3213
- Phthisis, apprentices with—3216
- Miners’ Phthisis Board—3217
- A personal explanation—3218, 3220
- Mail contract and coal—3261
- Coal combine—3262
- Reuter, subsidy to—3263
- Fair wages—3291
- Circular to civil servants—3295, 3297
- Robben Island buildings—3300
- Printing, cost of—3345
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure—917, 980
- Defence Stores Fund—983
- Awaiting-trial prisoners—984, 986
- Jury fees—990
- Higher education—992
- The coal combine—995
- Anticipating debates, a ruling—997, 998, 999, 1001
- Village Main Reef—1001, 1002
- Cape Wineries—1045
- Natal coal monopoly—1046, 1047, 1050
- Civ. servants’house loan—1053
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3450
- Robben Island lepers—3468
- Estimates, Railway
- Grievances Commission—3395, 3398
- Standard wages—3424, 3425
- Men’s local allowances—3433
- Estimates, Railway Addit.
- Australia uses white men—1055
- Excise and Customs Bill—3496, 3504, 3517, 3533
- Excise and Customs Duties—3013, 3016
- Fair Wage Clause—135
- Financial Relations Bill—458, 766, 1825, 1827, 1834, 1845, 1876, 1881, 1906, 2080
- Forest Bill—1796, 2839, 2841, 2846, 2853, 2854, 2855, 2933
- Garnisheeing of Wages
- Select Cottee. wanted—419, 2068
- Committee’s report—2403, 2409
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2324, 2337, 2338, 2550, 2557, 2566, 2568, 2600, 2620. 2632, 2633, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2660
- Internal Arrangements Cottee.—33, 34
- Mr. Sampson—51
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1588
- Lien Bill—255
- Lunatic Asylums—1184
- Mail Contract—752, 762, 764
- Members of Parlt.
- Trading with Govt.—1778
- Mines, Mortality on
- During ten years—2786
- Miners’ Hours Underground—3036
- Miners’ Phthisis—3490
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2372, 2375, 2388, 3542
- Miners’ Phthisis Board
- The report?—46, 477, 1754, 2163
- Miners’ Phthisis Compensation
- Recovering from companies—1568
- Companies’contributions—1569
- Mozambique Native Labour
- New Rietfontein decision—1168, 1169
- Select Cottee.’s report—1578
- Mozambique Native Wages
- The new agreement—14
- Motion deprecating contract—490, 494, 495, 496, 503, 504, 506, 827, 829, 830, 940
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2193
- Natal Postal Grievances—2796
- Natal Rail. Facilities—813. 814
- Native Labour, Tropical
- Stoppage of importation—2573, 2574
- Natives Land Bill—2294, 3124, 3125, 3126, 3127, 3133, 3135, 3136, 3139, 3140, 3141, 3143, 3147, 3148, 3149, 3150, 3151, 3152, 3153, 3155, 3157, 3158, 3164, 3165, 3169, 3171, 3172, 3174, 3177, 3180, 3191, 3192, 3201, 3316, 3317, 3328, 3383
- Native Mortality
- On the mines—15, 2163, 2229, 2231
- Natives with Phthisis
- When returning home—2787
- Natives, Sickness in Compounds
- Information wanted—3304
- Naval Contribution—636
- Nelspruit Rail. Men
- Will be presently idle—3524
- New Kleinfontein Strike—2791
- Breach of the law?—2971
- No Confidence, Motion of
- In the Government—1944, 1954, 2024, 2026
- Ostriches, Cruelty to—2085
- Pensions and Gratuities—1082, 3484
- Personal Explanation
- Mining inspectors—3218. 3220
- Petitions—10, 201, 363. 1377, 1751
- Premier Mine Profits
- The Cullinan diamond—341
- Distribution of profits—394
- Public Accounts Committee 699
- Questions without Notice—37
- Speaker’s ruling?—312, 313
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- Wages, weekly payment—1074
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—377
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- Grievances Commission—1028, 1029, 1030, 1032
- Natal Coal Combine—1069
- Rail. Construction Bill—2771, 2921, 2926, 2948, 2949, 2951, 2968, 2971, 2995, 3003, 3040, 3086
- Rail. Grievances—484
- Rail. Grievances Commission
- The final report—46
- Rail. Regulations, New
- Extension of time ?—19
- Rail, Regulation Bill—1230
- Rail. Strike, Rumour of—1385
- Rail. Workshops, Piecework—71, 73, 153, 161, 162
- Petition from Pretoria—1579, 1768
- Rand Magistrates’ Courts
- The congestion—2156
- Reuter’s Cable Service—28, 29
- Rooney, Bishop—2599
- Scott, Death of Capt.—237
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Interest on capital—2889
- Shop Assistants Deputation
- Is legislation proposed?—261
- Shop Hours Act, Transvaal
- And concession stores—262, 349
- Petitions referred to Govt.—417, 418
- Standing Orders
- Reply to the Address?—1768
- Sunday Observance Commis.
- The report, when?—772
- Technical Education—2204
- Transfer Duty
- On Rand estates—2157
- The valuations—2366
- Transfer Duty Bill—1870
- Transvaal Landowners Assocn.
- Land held by them—1417
- Transvaal Leasehold Townships
- Is legislation proposed?—941
- Transv. Precious Metals Bill—2870, 2872, 2874, 2875, 2877
- Transvalia Land Coy.—1764
- Unemployed, Relief of
- What is proposed?—123
- University Bill—1333, 1368
- Valuation of Properties—396, 406, 407, 411
- Waste Lands Committee—42, 44, 2688, 2689, 2690
- Water, Conservation of—1211
- Wines and Spirits Bill—866, 867, 885, 891, 1130
- White Labour—25, 271, 281, 285, 320, 520, 528, 1012, 1019, 3103
- Women’s Suffrage—232, 650
Crewe, Col. C. P.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—431
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—839
- Estimates
- Budget—1467, 1707
- Natives Land Bill—2281, 2547
- Naval Contribution—635
- Pass and Squatters Bill—563, 568
- Petitions—74, 1123, 1376, 1520, 1698, 1781, 2228, 2316
- Rail. Workshops, Piecework—59
Crisis, The Cabinet
- Adjourn the House, Motion to
- Mr. Creswell—41
- Estimates
- Mr. Fichardt—1453
- Genl. Botha—1539
- Genl. Hertzog—1545
- No Confidence, Motion of
- Mr. Creswell—1944
- Genl. Botha—1968, 1980, 1984, 1989, 2000, 2001
- Genl. Hertzog—1964, 1971, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999
Crossings, Rail., Winburg
- Mr. H. Theron—2599
Cronje, Mr. F. R.
- Administration of Estates Bill—893
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—168, 173, 437
- Estimates
- Budget—1557, 1661
- Mr. Fichardt’s speech—1662
- O.F.S. grievances—1663
- Railways in the east—1664
- Rifle club grants—3062
- Excelsior, J.P. at
- Why no appointment?—619
- Financial Relations Bill—599, 1918
- Forest Bill—2852, 2855
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2241
- Mail Contract—738
- Marquard Post Office
- Receipts and staff—1941
- Pass and Squatters Bill—575
- Rail. Fixed Establishment What is proposed ?—206
- School Teachers’ Pensions—1415
- Ventersburg Fiscal Division
- What is proposed—206
- Water, Conservation of—970
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855
Crown Land & Boreholes
- Genl. Lemmer—339
Crown Lands, Disposal of
- Mr. Wessels—1937
Crown Lands, Poor Whites
- Mr. J. Joubert—344
Crown Land Titles
- Mr. Wessels—1167
Cruelty to Animals
- Mr. Rockey—1385
Cullinan, Sir T. M.
- Estimates
- Budget—1424, 1437
- Living on capital—1437
- Protection, by rly. rates—1438
- Loss on rolling stock—1439
- Bewaarplaatsen—1440
- Excise rebates—1441, 1443, 1444
- Repatriation moneys—2724
- Leave to Give Evidence
- In the Senate—1934
- Lien Bill—248
- Rail. Gap. Addit. Appropn.
- Kowie Railway—1073
- Rail. Construction Bill—2942, 2956
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—151
- Water, Conservation of
- Govt. should consider it—958, 1220
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1139, 1140
Cups & Medals Imported
- Mr. Haggar—50
Curfew Bell
- Mr. Alexander—1570
Currey, Mr. H. L.
- Appropriation Bill
- Lady teacher’s petition—1025
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—433
- Estimates
- Budget—1267
- Rail. construction—1267
- Transvaal balances—1268
- Bewaarplaatsen—1269
- Increased expenditure—1270
- About £600,000
- more—1271
- Ministers’salaries—1272, 1498, 1738
- Local allowances—2210
- Messenger, 3s. 6d. a day—2216
- Forestry Bill—2355
- Police—2705
- Treasury Vote—2724
- P.O. savings bank—2727, 2729
- Loan, failure of—2724, 2735
- Amusements tax—2895
- Postal grievances—3243
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure
- Interior Vote—935
- Cape Wineries—1041
- Public Works staff—1052
- Financial Relations Bill—548, 1824, 1825, 1844, 1874, 1886, 1905, 1906, 1911, 1912, 1922
- Forest Bill—1794, 2837, 2843, 2844, 2845, 2846, 2847, 2933
- George-Knysna Railway
- To be constructed?—263
- Pensions and Gratuities
- 1st report—647, 1080, 1081, 1082, 1084, 1085
- 2nd report—1196
- 3rd report—2028
- 4th report—2436
- 5th report—2878
- 6th report—3217, 3479, 3480, 3481, 3482, 3484, 3485, 3486
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3491
- Petitions—1519, 1520, 1781, 2316, 2651
- Public Accounts Committee
- Storms River factories—3537
- Rail. Construction Bill, 2806
- Rooney, Bishop—2599
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1603, 1606
- Waste Lands Committee—2688, 3488
- White Labour—1017, 1019, 3095
- Zwartkops, Land at
- Leave to buy wanted—2600
Currie’s Retirement, C.
- Mr. Hull—418
Customs Duties on Trams
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Customs Management Bill
- 1st Reading—9
- 2nd Reading—37
- In Committee—361
- 3rd Reading—420
- Senate’s amendments—1123, 1458
- Royal assent—1782
Customs Tariff, Industries
- Mr. Nathan—1171
Customs Tariff, Reduction
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Dangerous Rail. Crossings
- Mr. Schreiner—774
- See also Railway
Day’s Petition, A.
- Sir D. Hunter—1699
De Aar Fiscal Division
- Mr. P. Marais—489
Dealesville Magistracy
- Mr. van Niekerk—205
Dealesville Telephone
- Mr. Steyl—3251
Deaths on Mines
- Mr. Creswell—2786
- See also Native
- See also Creswell, Mr.
De Beer, Mr. M. J.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—170, 171
- Estimates
- Budget—1283
- Help the poor—1284
- Big salaries—1285
- Financial Relations Bill—601
- Mozambique Native Wages—500
- Rail. Construction Bill—2922
- Rail. Trucks, Shortage of
- Conveyance of grain—47
- Vermin, Destruction of—1773
De Beers Compounds, Profits
- Mr. Sampson—144
De Beers Depreciation
- Sir D. Harris—3072
De Beers Dynamite Explosion
- Mr. Sampson—125
De Beers Profits
- Mr. Sampson—3556
Deeds Office
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Deeds Registration
- See Registration
Defence Camps, Intoxicants
- Sir D. Hunter—390
Defence Force Appointments
- Genl. T. Smuts—1386
- Mr. Fichardt—2576
Defence Force Clothing
- Mr. Haggar—1381
- Estimates—3057
Defence Force, Leave for
- Estimates—3395
Defence Force, Material
- Budget speech—870
Defence Manœuvres
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Defence, Natives in
- Mr. E. Grobler—485
Defence Officers
- Mr. Alberts—474
Defence Ration Scale
- Mr. Honwood—777
Defence Stores Fund
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—977
Defence, Sunday Drills
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Defence Uniforms
- Mr. Robinson—213, 350
Deferred Pay, Natives
- Mr. Duncan—121, 496, 2422
- See also Mozambique
- See also Creswell, Mr.
De Jager, Dr. A. L.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—172
- Excise at Cape
- And duty on imports—766
- Excise and Customs Bill—3501, 3512, 3514
- Financial Relations Bill—1883, 1884
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2651
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2032
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2399
- Petitions—83, 235, 442, 507, 531, 584, 647, 831, 1637
- Retief’s Petition, D. J.
- A break in the service—1769
- University Bill—1370
- Wines and Spirits Bill—187, 386, 845, 861, 886, 888, 1129, 1130
- For corrected speech (Col. 845) see Errata
De Lagersdrift Surgeon
- Mr. Du Toit—1943
De la Rey Railway
- Mr. Vermaas—472
Delimitation Commission
- Mr. Chaplin—342
- Sir T. Smartt—443
Delmas Poor Whites
- Mr. Van der Walt—263
Demurrage on Coal Trucks
- Mr. Louw—607
Dentists and Doctors
- Mr. Kuhn—1755
Deportation of Undesirables
- Estimates—2426
Depreciation, Rly. Balances
- Sir D. Hunter—2577
Deputy Speaker
- See Chairman
Destruction of Vermin
- Mr. E. Grobler—1770
De Villiers, Secundus
- Mr. Nathan—1572
De Waal, Mr. H.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—170
- Bloemhof Diamond Diggings
- Black and white partners—617
- Bloemhof Magistracy
- Unsatisfactory building—617
- Christiana, Dutch Medicines
- The sale forbidden—209
- Rail. Construction Bill—2957, 2959
- Vaal River Bridge
- The petition against—613, 2184
- Wines and Spirits Bill—891
Diamond Companies, O.F.S.
- Mr. Creswell—139
Diamond Cutting Factory
- Mr. Nicholson—105
- Mr. Sampson—1304
Diamond Diggings, Partners
- Mr. de Waal—617
Diamonds, Govt.’s Share
- Mr. Creswell—1601
Diamond Mine Accidents
- Estimates—3068
Diamond Mines Output
- Mr. Nicholson—206
Diamonds, Premier Mine
- Mr. Sampson—109
Diamonds, Tax on
- Mr. Sampson—349
- Mr. Madeley—1577
Dining Cars, Locally Made
- Mr. Louw—1387
Dips, Caustic Soda
- Mr. Brain—2213
Dipping, Compulsory
- Mr. Steyl—942
Dip, Prices of
- Mr. van der Walt—1380
Dipping and Scab
- Mr. Venter—2256
Dips, Sheep
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Dipping, Simultaneous
- Mr. Kuhn—488
Dipping, Sulphur for
- Mr. Venter—347
Dipping Tanks
- Mr. Jagger—1054
Dipping Tanks Bill
- 1st Reading—1312, 1817
- 2nd Reading—1860
- In Committee—2692
- 3rd Reading—2692
- Royal assent—3170
Direct Popular Veto
- Mr. Botha—1769
Discharged Rail. Men
- Mr. Brown—1379
Diseased Meat for Sale
- Mr. Henderson—2221
Dist. Surgeon, De Lagersdrift
- Mr. du Toit—1943
Division Lists
- See the various subject headings
Division Lists, Errors
- Sir D. Harris—1934
- Mr. Marais—1934
- Sir D. Hunter—1934
Divorce and King’s Proctor
- Mr. Nathan—953
Docks, Cold Storage at
- Mr. Struben—3414
Docks, Labour Statistics
- Mr. Boydell—944
Docks, Labour Wages
- Mr. Alexander—1941, 1942
Docks, Temporary Clerks
- Mr. Andrews—611
Docks Workmen, Capetown
- Mr. Haggar—2160
Doctors and Dentists
- Mr. Kuhn—1755
Documents
- See the various Ministers’ names (Reports)
Documents, Production of
- Speaker’s ruling—2881
- See Sir T. Smartt
Dogs, Police
- Mr. Nathan—482
Doom River Rail.
- Mr. Currey—263
Douglas-Belmont Rail.
- Mr. P. Marais—3026
Draftsman, Parly.
- Senate’s message—1039
- Genl. J. Smuts—3039
Draftsman and Librarian
- Select Committee—288
- Sir T. Watt—1418
- Message to Senate—1457
Drilling on Sundays
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Drilling for Water
- Genl. Lemmer—1393
Drought, Water Conservation
- Sir T. Cullinan—958
Drunkenness in Transkei
- Mr. Schreiner—3023
Dry Land Farming
- Estimates—2309
Dube, Rev. J. L.
- Mr. Schreiner—475
Duncan, Mr. P.
- Accountants Registration Bill—51, 127
- Additional Appropriation Bill
- Lepers transferred—1070
- Administration of Estates Bill—3277
- Appropriation Bill—3357
- Cape Rail. Guards’ Pay
- The new regulations—1569
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2827, 2829, 2831, 2832, 2833, 2939
- Children’s Protection Bill—2654, 3041, 3042, 3043, 3044, 3046, 3050, 3051, 3052, 3337, 3338, 3339, 3340, 3341, 3394
- Civil Service, The
- Leave regulations—2159
- Civil Service Pensions
- And superannuations—1755
- Curfew Regulations
- And Cape coloured people—1570
- Deeds Offices, Union
- To be amalgamated?—2158
- Education of Coloured People—1410
- Estimates
- Budget—1509, 1533
- Cabinet crisis—1533
- The expected deficit—1534
- Interest on rail. debt—1535
- Bewaarplaatsen—1536
- Immigration—1537
- Revenue from diamonds—1538
- Consolidation of laws—1539
- Parly. salaries—2134, 2138
- Library books—2143
- Children’s Protection Bill—2413
- Native mortality—2421
- Pro Deo defences—2435
- Hostel for boys—2715
- High Commissioner—2731
- Amusements tax—2896
- Brandy, stock of—2912
- Miners’hours underground—3068
- Education and colleges—3239
- Postal grievances—3244
- Potchefstroom settlement—3346
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—917
- Co-operative societies—928
- Defence Stores Fund—977
- Awaiting-trial prisoners—986
- Suspended sentences—989
- Co-operative wineries—994
- Cape wineries—1045
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Renewals fund—3444, 3446
- Natal main line—3446
- Governor’s house—3460
- Leper asylums—3466
- Pretoria agric. college—3468
- Agric. schools—3469
- Estimates, Railway
- New construction—3402
- Reduced rail. rates—3405
- Estimates, Rail. Additional
- Harbour payments—1057
- Excise and Customs Bill—3531
- Excise and Customs Duties—2757, 3013, 3015
- Financial Relations Bill—445, 450, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1833, 1879, 1893, 1899, 1900, 1910, 1922, 1932
- Forest Bill—2929, 2932
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2332, 2338, 2554, 2555, 2567, 2605, 2612, 2613, 2614, 2626, 2658, 2660, 2661, 2663, 2666, 2669, 2740, 2743, 2746
- Legal Profession, Women in—2181
- Leprosy’ Amongst Natives—1588
- Loan Appropriation Bill
- The Land Bank—3474
- Maclear and Elliot Bill—2087
- Miners Hours Underground—3036
- Mozambique Native Wages
- The deferred pay—121, 496
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2411
- Natives Land Bill—2286, 2294. 3125, 3133, 3135, 3141, 3142, 3143, 3146, 3151, 3153, 3154, 3163, 3165, 3167, 3168, 3169, 3172, 3174, 3177, 3179, 3196, 3320, 3323, 3326, 3327
- Native Lepers at Pretoria
- A church wanted—779
- Native Prisoners at Benoni
- Alleged flogging—3489
- No Confidence, Motion of—1964, 1965
- Pensions and Gratuities—1080, 1081, 3482, 3483, 3484
- Petitions—235
- Post Office, Cleaners at
- On the fixed staff?—1573
- Postal Dept. Transfers
- Men still in Cape Town?—2158
- Public Accounts Committee—698
- Public Works Loan Bill—3488
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—373
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3441
- Grass burning—3442
- Rail. Construction Bill—2782, 2943, 2992, 3000, 3003, 3004
- Rail. Refreshment Bars
- Fordsburg and Braamfontein—949
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—62
- Smit, N. A. F.
- His new appointment ?—1169, 1170
- Stamp Duties Bill—3439
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill —2868, 2869, 2870, 2874
- Transvalia Land Company—1764
- Tuberculosis Commission
- To report when?—2151
- University Bill—1334
- Valuation of Property—397
- Waste Lands Committee—2683
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1784
- White Labour—325
- Women, Agricul. Training
- At Potchefstroom—769
Du Plessis’ Petition, A. J.
- Dr. Watkins—1944, 2585
Durban, British Immigrants at
- Mr. Nathan—211
Durban Convict Guards
- Mr. Boydell—142
Durban Gaolers’ Hours
- Reply to Mr. Boydell—215
Durban Graving Dock
- Mr. Runciman—3455
Durban Herbarium
- Mr. Jagger—2304
Durban Illicit Liquor
- Estimates—2711
Durban Law Court
- Sir D. Hunter—202
Durban Pleasure Steamers
- Mr. Boydell—2162
Durban Superannuation Fund
- Mr. Boydell—777
Dutch Church Servitude
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2183
Dutch Language
- See also Language
- University Bill—1325
Dutch Language, Handbook
- Genl. T. Smuts—205
Dutch Language, G.P.O.
- Mr. Van der Walt—771
Dutch Language, Rly. Tickets
- Mr. Alberts—779
Dutch Language Rights
- Mr. Van Niekerk—2430
Dutch Medicines, Christiana
- Mr. De Waal—209
Dutch Notices, Mutilations
- Rail. Estimates—3401
Dutch Rail. Regulations
- Mr. Fremantle—3310
Dutch Students’ Demonstration
- Mr. Fremantle—211
Du Toit, Mr. G. J. W.
- Administration of Estates Bill—1154
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—438
- Civil Service Examinations—1761
- Estimates
- Budget—1454, 1468
- Pietersburg rail.—1468
- Decorum in House—1469
- Rifle clubs, ammunition—3063
- Telephone to Pokwani—3244
- Circular to civil servants—3296
- Supplementary Estimates—3350
- Estimates, Railway
- Rates on coal—3405
- Transport, cost of—3422
- Excise and Customs Bill—3514
- Excise and Customs Duties—2759
- Hamman’s Petition, J. L.
- District surgeon—1944
- Liquor Licence Monopoly
- In Middelburg—1416
- Lombard, J. P. le G.
- Tramway concession—346
- Mapoch Territory
- Water and pasture—121
- Mozambique Native Wages—829
- Natives Land Bill—2454
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2190
- Petitions—1092
- Rail. Construction Bill—2129, 2964
- Squatting at Middelburg
- Act to be enforced?—110
- Sunday Labour
- Legislation is wanted—2585, 2586
- Wines and Spirits Bill—186, 852, 853
- Women’s Suffrage—223
Duty on Imports
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Duty on Imported Meat
- Mr. Haggar—346
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Duty on Tobacco
- Mr. Baxter—3309
Duty on Tram Material
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Duty, Transfer
- Mr. Creswell—2157
Dynamite Explosion, De Beers
- Mr. Sampson—125
Dynamite Explosion, Kimberley
- Mr. Oliver—772
Dynamite Statistics
- Mr. Sampson—207
Earthquake at Fauresmith
- Mr. Wilcocks—117
East Coast Fever
- Mr. Mentz—2219
East C. Fever at Elliot
- Sir B. Berry—831
East C. Fever Faction Fight
- Mr. King—947
East C. Fever, Highlands
- Mr. Mentz—1163
East C. Fever, Transkei
- Mr. Schreiner—417
Eastern Vacation
- Genl. Botha—1025
- See Business of House
East London, Liquor at
- Sir D. Hunter—3021
East Rand Police Transfers
- Mr. Nathan—2575
Education, Coloured People
- Mr. Fremantle—1124
- Mr. Merriman—1401
- House divides—1413
Education Dept., Salaries
- Mr. Louw—1388
Education, Expenditure on
- Mr. Fremantle—52
Education Reports, Provincial
- Mr. Fremantle—3309
Education, Technical
- Dr. Hewat—1417, 2036, 2194
Eggs & Butter on Trains
- Mr. Louw—1387
Eight Hours Day, Mines
- Mr. Madeley—117
Electoral Divisions, Boundaries
- Mr. Chaplin—342
Electoral Divisions, New
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1942
Electrical Blasting
- Mr. Creswell—3202
Electrical Tram Systems
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Elliot, Commonage at
- Mr. Venter—3026
Elliot, E.C. Fever at
- Sir B. Berry—831
Elliot Fiscal Division
- Mr. Venter—3028
Elliot Roads Closed
- Mr. Venter—484
Elliot Settlement
- Mr. Venter—1387
Else, Sub-ganger
- Mr. Creswell—388
Elsenburg Agric. College
- Sir T. Smartt—783, 1197
- House divides—1204
- Estimates—2340, 2345
Elsie’s River Halt
- Dr. Hewat—484
Embokotwa Commonage
- Mr. Venter—3026
Emigration
- See Immigration
Emjanyana Asylum
- Estimates—3301
Engines, Breakdown of
- Mr. Andrews—3021
Engineer, S.S. Faure
- Mr. Jagger—1601
Engineers’ Certifs., Sea
- Mr. Andrews—481
English Flag, Maritzburg
- Mr. Silburn—2577
Engraved Cups Imported
- Mr. Haggar—50
Equal Rights
- See language
- See Dutch
Erasmus’ Petition, P. J.
- Dr. Neethling—2585
Erasmus, Township at
- Mr. van der Walt—1939
Ermelo Stud Farm
- Estimates—2352
Escapes, Pretoria Gaol
- Mr. Long—1390
Estcourt Pub. Buildings
- Mr. Meyler—607
Estcourt, Squadron at
- Mr. Meyler—3059
Estcourt Vety. Officials
- Mr. Meyler—2571, .2572
Estimates
- (Ordinary and Railway)
- £1 Vote, Mr. Speaker—337, 1121, 1122, 1125, 1126, 1127, 1128
- Budget
- Alberts, Mr.—1619
- Andrews, Mr.—1650
- Baxter, Mr.—1306
- Berry, Sir B.—1685
- Bezuidenhout Mr.—1634
- Blaine, Mr.—1659
- Botha, Mr.—1455, 1459, 1487
- Botha, Genl. (Prime Min.)—1175, 1242, 1539
- Boydell, Mr.—1562
- Brown, Mr.—1634, 1638
- Burton, Mr. (Min. Rail.)—895, 1741
- Chaplin, Mr.—1253
- Clayton, Mr.—1646
- Creswell, Mr.—1121, 1242, 1244
- Cronje, Mr.—1661
- Cullinan, Sir T.—1437
- Currey, Mr.—1267, 1498
- De Beer, Mr.—1283, 1285
- Duncan, Mr.—1533
- Du Toit, Mr.—1468
- Fichardt, Mr.—1450
- Fremantle, Mt.—1511, 1522
- Geldenhuys, Mr.—1484
- Griffin, Mr.—1702
- Grobler, Mr. E.—1280
- Grobler, Mr. P.—1632
- Haggar, Mr.—1490, 1494
- Henderson, Mr.—1629
- Henwood, Mr.—1643
- Hertzog, Genl.—1545
- Hull, Mr.—1286
- Hunter, Sir D.—1273
- Jagger, Mr.—1115
- Joubert, Mr. J.—1690
- Keyter, Mr.—1491, 1678
- Krige, Mr.—1642
- Kuhn, Mr.—1309, 1419
- Lemmer, Genl.—1708
- Leuchars, Col.—1664
- Long, Mr.—1463
- Maasdorp, Mr. 1666
- Macaulay, Dr.—1700
- Madeley, Mr.—1469, Merriman, Mr.—1101, 1474
- Meyer, Mr.—1712
- Meyler, Mr.—1622
- Myburgh, Mr.—1686
- Nathan, Mr.—1609
- Neethling, Dr.—1566
- Neser, Mr.—1555
- Nicholson, Mr.—1277
- Oliver, Mr.—1441
- Oosthuisen, Mr.—1713
- Orr, Mr.—1256
- Phillips, Sir L.—1259
- Quinn, Mr.—1421
- Rademeyer, Mr.—1696
- Robinson, Mr.—1473, 1705
- Rockey, Mr.—1299
- Sampson, Mr.—1501
- Sauer, Mr. (Min. Justice)—1425
- Schoeman, Mr.—1559
- Schreiner, Mr.—1475
- Searle, Mr.—1449
- Silburn, Mr.—1692
- Smartt, Sir T. —1175, 1242, 1716
- Smuts, Genl. T.—1626
- Smuts, Genl. J. (Min. Finance)—868, 1731
- Steyl, Mr.—1461
- Steytler, Mr.—1561
- Theron, Mr. H.—1682
- Theron, Mr. P.—1474
- Van der Merwe, Mr.—1489
- Van der Riot, Mr.—1486
- Van der Walt, Mr.—1694
- Van Niekerk, Mr.—1488, 1670
- Venter, Mr.—1632
- Vermaas, Mr.—1632
- Vintcent, Mr.—1502
- Walton, Sir E.—9, 905, 1095
- House divides—1120
- Watermeyer, Mr.—1483
- Watkins, Dr.—1433
- Watt, Sir T. (Min. Posts)—1680
- Wessels, Mr. 1506
- Wilcocks, Mr. 1613
- Wiltshire, Mr.—1658
- Committee of Supply
- (1) Governor—2133
- (2) Senate—2133
- (3) House of Assembly—2133
- (4) Joint Parly.—2139
- (5) Prime Minister—2145
- Committee divides—2150, 2153
- (6) Agric. Dept.—2208, 2252, 2298
- (7) Agric. Education—2340
- Committee divides—2352
- (8) Forestry—2355
- (9) Justice—2412
- Committee divides—2424
- (10) Superior Courts—2428, 2697
- (11) Magistrates—2700
- (12) Masters Sup. Court—2703
- (13) Police—2704
- (14) Prisons—2714
- (15) Native Affairs—2718
- (16) Interior—3293
- (17) Public Health—3300
- (18) Asylums—3300
- Committee divides—3301
- (19) Pub. Service Commis.—3302’
- (20) Printing—3341
- (21) Lands—3346
- (24) Irrigation—3349
- (25) Treasury—2723
- (26) Inland Revenue—2730
- (27) Audit—2730
- (28) Customs—2730
- (29) High Commissioner—2731
- (30) Public Debt—2734
- (31) Pensions—2891
- (32) Prov. Administrations—2891
- (33) Miscellaneous—2910
- (34) Defence—3054
- (35) Mines—3064, 3201
- Committee divides—3074
- (36) Higher Education—3220
- (37) Posts—3240
- (38) Public Works—3280
- (39) Buildings, Bridges—3287
- Estimates, Supplementary—2617, 3350
- Estimates, Railway
- (1) Permanent way—3395
- (4) Traffic expenses—3433
- (5) General charges—3395, 3401
- Committee divides—3425
- (8) Depreciation—3426
- (11) Lines hired—3431
- (12) Miscellaneous—3431
- (13) Betterment fund—3431
- (16) Catering—3431
- (22) Traffic working—3432
- (25) Depreciation—3432
- (29) Lighthouses—3432
- Supplementary—3435
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- (a) Rail, and Harbours—3444
- Committee divides—3453
- (b) Public works—3457
- Committee divides—3465
- (d) Land settlement—3469
- (f) Local works—3469
- (g) Land Banks—3469
- (a) Rail, and Harbours—3444
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure
- Motion to Commit—909
- In Committee—920
- (6) Agriculture—920
- (7) Agric. education—932
- (9) Interior—935
- (13) Defence stores—939, 974
- (14) Justice—984
- Committee divides—987
- (15) Superior Courts—988
- (21) Higher education—991
- (30) Miscellaneous—994
- Loan Vote B—1038
- (30) Miscellaneous—1039
- Committee divides—1050, 1051
- (31) Lands—1052
- (39) Buildings, Bridges—1053
- (40) Posts—1053
- Loan Fund expenditure—1054
- Estimates Addit. Rail. Expend.
- Motion to commit—1055
- In Committee—1055
- Kowie line—1058
Estimates, Provincial
- Sir E. Walton—144
European Employment
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—653, 1024
- See also White Labour
European Labour, Docks
- Mr. Boydell—944
European Hotel, Pilgrims Rest
- Mr. Haggar—1161
Europeans, Under Natives
- Mr. Steyl—342
Evening Sittings
- See Business
Examinations, Civil Service.
- Mr. Becker—124
- Mr. P. Grobler—611
Excelsior, J.P. at
- Mr. Cronje—619
Exchanges, Telephone.
- Mr. Heatlie—2788
Excise at Cape
- Dr. de Jager—766
Excise & Customs Bill
- 1st Reading—2653
- 2nd Reading—3263, 3264
- Motion to Commit—3493
- House divides—3496
- In Committee—3497, 3528
- Committee divides—3498, 3501
- 3rd Reading—3536
- Royal assent—554
Excise & Customs Duties
- Motion to commit—2747, 3006
- In Committee—3010
- Committee divides—3017
- The report—3019
- The increases—3524
- Cottee. Ways and Means—3525
Excise (Proposed Duties) Bill
- 2nd Reading—361
- In Committee—1080
- 3rd Reading—1080
- Royal assent—1311
Expert Witnesses’ Fees
- Dr. Macaulay—113
- Mr. Alexander—952
Explosives, Statistics of
- Mr. Sampson—207
Exports, Rebates on
- Mr. Fremantle—3308
Extensions of Telephones
- Mr. Heatlie—2788
Face to Face, Mines
- Mr. Andrews—3033
- House divides—3037
Factory Act
- Mr. Meyler—343
- Mr. Andrews—1654
Fair Wages
- Mr. Andrews—996
Fair Wages, Buildings
- Mr. Andrews—3289
Fair Wage Clause
- Mr. Haggar—45, 132
- See also Standard
Fair Wages, Mechanics
- Mr. Madeley—2358
Farm, Co-operative Coys.
- Mr. Haggar—617
Farms, Manœuvres on
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Farm Purchases, Govt.
- Mr. Nathan—779
Farm Purchases, Natives
- Mr. Schreiner—2363
- See also native
- See also Schreiner, Mr.
Farm & Rail, Fences
- Mr. P. Marais—345
Faultsmen’s Overalls
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Fauresmith Earthquake
- Mr. Wilcocks—117
Fauresmith-Koffyfontein Rly.
- Mr. Wilcocks—1416
Fawcus, Mr. A.
- Botanical Garden, National—2172
- Elsenburg College—1203
- Estimates
- E.C. Fever guards—2219
- Botany, agronomy—2303
- Agricul. education—2343
- Natal magistrates—2700
- Natal Indian tax—2727
- High Commissioner—2732
- Sixpenny telegrams—3250
- Director vety. research—3287
- Pine Town magistracy—3290
- Estimates Addit. Expenditure
- Koopmans de Wet collection—935, 936, 937
- The Defence force—983
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal coal line—3447, 3448, 3449, 3452
- Titan crane—3455, 3456
- Estimates, Railway
- New construction—3401
- Rail. Board salaries—3403
- Estimates Addit. Railway
- Rail. land appropriation—1057
- Bunkering charges—1057
- Excise and Customs Bill—3494, 3495, 3498, 3513, 2529, 3533
- Excise and Customs Duties—2760, 2761, 3007, 3009, 3013, 3015, 3527
- Fidei-Commissary Bequests—131
- Financial Relations Bill—466, 841, 1920, 2075
- Forest Bill—1800, 2848, 2850, 2852, 2853, 2854, 2855
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2331, 2603, 2605, 2606, 2624, 2626, 2636, 2650
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1600
- Mail Contract—746
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1780
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—3543
- Moreland’s Claim, J.H.B.
- Against Natal Govt.—3037
- Natal Coal on Rail.
- Increased facilities—48, 417, 805, 824
- Natal Land Loan Fund
- The Tate of interest—339
- Natives Land Bill—2472, 3134, 3185, 3198, 3199
- North Barrow Commonage Bill—1091
- Petitions—100, 2784
- Pine Town Magistrate’s Court To be removed ?—472, 1393
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—374
- Rail. Appropriation Bill
- Fire indemnities—3440
- Grass burning—3442
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)—1036
- Rail. land expropriation—1037
- Rail. Construction Bill—2784, 2800, 2917, 2918, 2923, 2942, 2943, 2945, 2947, 2960, 2967, 2968, 2972, 2974, 2982, 2983, 2988, 2989, 2998, 3003
- Smith’s Petition, H. R. L.
- Select Committee—132
- Transfer Duty Bill—1868
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2871, 2872
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1195
- Valuation of Property—400
- Vermin, Destruction of—1772
- Wines and Spirits Bill—189, 1130, 1139, 1140
Feather Industry
- Sir T. Smartt—2084
Fees, Expert Witnesses
- Dr. Macaulay—113
Fees, Taxing Officers
- Mr. Wessels—143
Female
- See Women
Female Lawyers
- Mr. Meyler—2179
Fencing Act of 1912
- Mr. Van der Merwe—118
Fencing Along Rail.
- Mr. P. Marais—345
Fencing, Standard of
- Mr. E. Grobler—127
Ferguson Champ D’Or
- Mr. Haggar—2160
Fichardt, Mr. C. G.
- Appeal Court Buildings
- At Bloemfontein—943
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3368
- Bewaarplaatsen Contracts
- Sir J. B. Robinson—2789
- A return wanted—2799
- Defence Force Appointments
- How many for O.F.S.?—2576
- Estimates
- Budget—1450
- O.F.S. grievances—1450
- We want railways—1451
- Agricul. college—1452
- Cabinet crisis—1453
- Any explanation ?—1454
- J.P.’s fees—2702
- Financial Relations Bill—300, 1836, 1855, 1856
- Hull’s Resignation, Mr.
- The election, when?—2576
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2234
- Natives Land Bill—2487
- Naval Contribution—682
- No Confidence, Motion of—2009
- Pass and Squatters Bill—571
- Petitions—83
- Sheep Dips
- Injure the wool?—1173
- University Bill—1364, 1368, 1370, 1374
- Wines and Spirits Bill—192, 865, 867, 887, 1130, 1134, 1137
Fidei-commissary Bequests
- Mr. P. Grobler—131, 289, 1205
- Select Committee—351
- Committee’s report—894
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1677
Field-Cornets, Policy
- Mr. Wyndham—2312
Field-Cornets, Salaries
- Mr. Van der Walt—2214
Financial Relations Bill
- 1st Reading—9
- 2nd Reading—88, 291, 444, 532, 584
- Speaker’s ruling—138
- House divides—602
- Motion to commit—670
- Select Committee—730, 766, 782, 841
- Select Committee’s report—1023, 1063
- Motion to commit—1819
- House divides—1822
- In Committee—1823, 1870, 1892
- Committee divides—1888, 1889, 1907, 1929, 1931
- Committee’s amendments—2071
- House divides—2072, 2081
- 3rd Reading—2112
- Royal assent—2530
Firearms for Cadets
- Mr. Sampson—618
Firebelts on Rail.
- Sir E. Walton—618
Fires Caused by Engines
- Mr. Van der Walt—946
- Mr. Fawcus—3440, 3442
Fire Insurance, Govt.
- Mr. Baxter—3303
Firemen’s Wages on Tugs
- Mr. Alexander—943
First Aid, Salt River
- Mr. Alexander—774
Fiscal Divisions (Cape) Bill
- 1st Reading—1521
- Postponed—1782
- Bill withdrawn—2067
Fischer, Mr. A.
- (Minister of the Interior and Minister of Lands)
- Art Gallery, National—347
- Barberton Vacancy—2576
- Bechuanaland Land Settlements—213
- Bishop’s Petition, Mrs.—1767
- Boezaart, C. J.—2365
- Boreholes, Cost of—339
- Boreholes, Govt.—1393
- Boring for water—106
- Boshof Boreholes—259
- Business of House—3354
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—259, 266, 313, 2696, 2826, 2827, 2828, 2829, 2830, 2831, 2832, 2833, 2834
- 2nd Reading—81, 82, 83
- Civil Appointments, Temporary—477, 2577
- Civil Service Candidates—1575
- Civil Service Exams.—124, 612, 618, 1761
- Civil Servants, Leave for—2159
- Civil Service List—487, 2360
- Civil Servants, Promotions of—12
- Civil Servants Transferred—49, 119, 345
- Coetzee’s Petition, C. J.—1763
- ’ Crown Lands, Disposal of—1938
- Deeds Offices, Amalgamation of—2158
- Doctors and Dentists—1756
- Electoral Divisions—342, 1942
- Embokotwa Commonage—3026
- Erasmus Township—1939
- Estimates
- Natal Indian tax—2725
- Public Health Dept.—3296
- Civil servants’rights—3297
- Polling hours—3298
- Immigration officer—3299
- Kirstenbosch—3299
- Voters, registration of—3299
- Pub. Service Commis.—3302
- Printing, cost of—3345, 3346
- Potchefstroom settlement—3347
- Other settlements—3349
- Vaal River irrigation—3349
- Irrigation in m’ palities—3350
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Leper asylums—3466, 3467
- Robben Island lepers—3468
- Settlers, advice to—3469
- Fauresmith Earthquake—117
- Flag at Maritzburg—2577
- Financial Relations Bill—1827
- Gurney, W. B.—1386
- Hailstorms, Protection against—360
- Heidelberg Fiscal Division—1765, 1766
- Heyns, J., Leper—773, 1572
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2548, 2549, 2550, 2553, 2554, 2555, 2556, 2557, 2558, 2559, 2560, 2561, 2562, 2563, 2564, 2565, 2566, 2567, 2568, 2601, 2604, 2605, 2610, 2612, 2613, 2617, 2618, 2619, 2620, 2622, 2623, 2625, 2632, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2643, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2647, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2651, 2655, 2656, 2657, 2658, 2659, 2660, 2661, 2662, 2663, 2665, 2666, 2669, 2670, 2740, 2742, 2744, 2745, 2746, 2747, 3439, 3440
- 2nd Reading—2050, 2335
- Immigration, London Correspondence— 1758, 1942
- Irrigation Schemes, Settlements—106
- Irrigation Schemes, Private—1756
- Irrigation Surveys, Transvaal—106
- Irrigation in Transvaal—265
- Kopjes Irrigation Works—482
- Kopjes Rifle Range—1387
- Kopjes Water Supply—343
- Land Settlement, the applications—118
- Land Settlement, Keimoes—109
- Land Settlement, Lichfield—1387
- Land Settlement, Oversea Applicants—122, 210
- Land Settlement, Piet Retief—344
- Land Survey Bill—1814
- Lepers’ Spiritual Needs—481
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1589, 1594, 2035
- Licensing Boards, Zululand—607
- Lunatics and Asylums—107, 1184, 1187
- Lunatics in Prisons—48, 120
- Lunatics, Treatment of
- Select Committee—2156, 2391, 2397, 2403
- Map of Constituencies—609
- Mapoch Territory, Water—121
- Mara and Buisplaats—488
- Marine Engineer’s Appointment—1601
- Members Trade with Govt.—1776
- Natal Act 44/’04—1752
- Natal Indian Immigration—3538
- Natal Indian Poll Tax—209
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—391, 2190, 2410, 2411
- Natal Public Health Bill—3539
- Natives Land Bill—3164
- Native Landowners Transvaal—339
- Native Lepers, Pretoria—779
- Occupation of Farms Act—354, 355
- Painter, J.—212
- Poor White Settlements—263
- Public Health Act, Natal—776
- Public Service Commission—312
- Quit Rents—388
- Rain Making in California—125
- Registration of Deeds Bill—1809
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Reports—8, 11, 37, 236, 259, 289, 417, 1197, 1311, 1377, 1568, 1602, 1751, 1782, 1934, 2030, 2112, 2186, 2316, 2481, 2617, 2652, 2786, 2880, 2928, 3019, 3398
- Shop Hours, Girls—262
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1603
- Stompiesfontein, Water at—393
- Sunday Observance Commis.—45, 2151
- Titles to Crown Lands—1167
- Transfer Duty, Rand Estates—2158
- Transvaal Land Board, Cattle—113
- Tuberculosis Commission—2151
- Unemployment and Land Settlement—123
- Von Brandis Square—2390
- Voters’ Lists—485
- Voters’ Roll on Rand—1381
- Waste Lands Committee
- Appointed—1160
- 2nd report—2228
- 1st and 2nd reports—2683, 2684, 2685, 2686, 2687, 2688, 2689, 2691, 2697
- 3rd. report—3129, 3488
- Water, Conservation of—1218
- Water Schemes, Local—2789, 3026
- Wattles Native Township—1571
- Weights and Measures—1755
Fishing Harbour, Kalk Bay
- Mr. Jagger—394
Fitzpatrick, Sir J. P.
- Botanical Garden, National—2176
- Business of House—3399
- Deeds Offices of Union
- To be amalgamated ?—2158
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—835, 836
- Electoral Divisions, New
- Maps ready, when?—1942
- Elsenburg College—791, 798, 800, 802
- Estimates
- Budget—873, 876, 879, 880, 898, 901, 902, 904, 1268, 1296, 1660, 1731, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1739, 1747, 1748, 1750
- Prime Minister’s salary—2150
- Transport charges—2154, 2155
- Grants to agric. societies—2218
- East Coast fever—2224
- Dipping, the only remedy—2226
- Scab and rebellion—2264
- Botany—2268
- Mealies, botany—2298
- Pretoria agric. college—2302
- Botany, agronomy—2303
- Household science—2353, 2354, 2355
- Prison warders—2718
- Treasury Vote—2726
- Natal Indian tax—2730
- Provincial Councils—2908
- Rating Govt. property—2910, 3281
- Bewaarplaatsen—3065
- Mining inspectors—3202, 3209
- Post officials transferred—3259, 3260
- Coal combine—3261, 3262
- Parlt., ventilation—3285
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gallamziekte—926, 928
- Imported pedigree stock—932
- Defence stores fund—980, 981
- Village Reef experiment—1001, 1002
- Estimates, Railway—3398
- Rail. grievances—3406
- Coal combine—3407
- New industries—3409
- Rail. rates—3410
- Rates, raw material—3422
- Rail. headquarters?—3423
- Excise and Customs Bill—3500, 3501, 3505, 3508, 3512, 3518, 3520, 3523
- Excise and Customs Duties—3014, 3526
- Financial Relations Bill—550
- Gallamziekte—50
- Geological Survey Dept.
- Remove from Pretoria?—773
- Hailstorms, Protection Against
- Govt. to inquire—357
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2555, 2557, 2603, 2620
- Lien Bill—256
- Mail Contract—759, 764
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2194
- Natal Rail. Facilities—812, 813, 822, 824
- Natives Land Bill—3127, 3151, 3157, 3189, 3190, 3191
- Native Mortality—2231
- Naval Cadets—2590
- Naval Contribution—647, 683
- No Confidence, Motion of—2023
- Pensions and Gratuities—3486
- Petitions—336, 1781, 3489
- Postal Dept. Transfers
- How many in Cape Town?—2158
- Premier Diamonds, Sales of—109
- Pretoria Central Prison
- Escape of convicts—1758
- Rail. Construction Bill—2803, 2812, 2813, 2820, 2918, 2921, 2923, 2926, 2927, 2941, 2954, 2955, 2961, 2963, 2966, 2969, 2992, 3075, 3079, 3083, 3084
- Rail. Regulation Bill—2826
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—158, 162, 163, 164
- Stamp Duties Bill
- Rand Water Board—3437
- Technical Education—2198
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2874, 2875
- Transvaal Repatriation
- How much repaid?—2574
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1191
- University Bill—841
- Valuation of Property—400, 401, 402, 404
- Von Brandis Square
- Randjeslaagte Syndicate—2390
- Water, Conservation of—965, 973, 1206, 1208, 1210, 1211
- White Labour
- Extension of sphere—266, 318, 1005, 1015, 1018, 3101
- Wines and Spirits Bill—886, 1786, 1787, 2676, 2680
- Women’s Suffrage—231
Fixed Estab., Railway
- Mr. Long—1172, 1388
- See also Railway
Flag at Maritzburg
- Mr. Silburn—2577
Flies in Pondoland
- Mr. Schreiner—2789
Flogging of Natives
- Mr. Duncan—3489
Floods in Zululand
- Mr. Clayton—956
Food Adulteration
- Mr. Nathan—3020
- See also Adulteration
Food Scarcity, Transkel
- Mr. Schreiner—123
Fordsburg Buffet
- Mr. Duncan—948
Forest Bill
- 1st Reading—364
- 2nd Reading—1790, 2358
- In Committee—2836
- Committee divides—2856, 2866
- Committee’s amendments—2928
- House divides—2929
- 3rd Reading—2937
- Senate’s amendments—3170
- Royal assent—3352
Forestry
- Estimates—2355
Fort Durnford Buildings
- Mr. Meyler—607
Foucheesrust Posts
- Mr. H. Theron—955
Franchise Qualifications
- Mr. Heatlie—1377
Franchise, A Uniform
- Mr. Heatlie—1568
Franklin, Traffic at
- Mr. King—766
Freehold, Luipaardsvlei
- Mr. Sampson—770
Freehold Titles, Crown Land
- Mr. Wessels—1167
Freehold in Townships
- Mr. Creswell—941
Free State Bursaries
- Genl. J. Smuts—1739
- Mr. Wilcocks—2184, 2791
Free State Diamond Mines
- Mr. Creswell—139
Free State Staff Officers
- Mr. Fichardt—2576
Free State Telephones
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1382, 3250
Freights Contract, Oversea
- Sir D. Graaff—699, 735
- House divides—756, 763, 764
Freights on Sulphur
- Mr. Venter—347
Fremantle, Mr. H. E. S.
- Appropriation Bill
- The financial position—3365
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3367
- Business of House—1243
- Carruthers, Engine Driver
- Dismissed without inquiry?—210
- Children’s Protection Bill—3048
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3540
- Dutch Students’ Demonstration
- Concession tickets—211
- Its object—391, 392
- Why the two policies?—487
- Education of Coloured People
- A petition—1124, 1403
- Estimates
- Budget—1307, 1511
- Rail. construction—1512
- Sinking fund—1513
- Civil salaries—1514
- The London overdraft—1516
- The £6,000,000
- loan—1517
- Rail. capital—1522
- Taxation remissions—1523
- Bewaarplaatsen—1524
- Rail. grievances—1525, 1522
- Cabinet crisis—1526
- Slanders about me—1527
- The growing distrust—1528
- Natal’s share in it—1529
- Dissolve the Parlt.—1530
- Constitutional practice—1531
- Go to the people—1533, 1640, 1641, 1745
- Cape Administrator—2905, 2906
- University Commission—3221, 3222, 3226
- The existing colleges—3230
- University Council report—3239
- New teachers—3240
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—918
- Financial Relations Bill—100, 470, 533
- 605, 670, 1821, 1826, 1827, 1832, 1835, 1855, 1857, 2071, 2079
- Loan Appropriation Bill—3474
- Mail Contract—718
- Makenna, W.
- His petition—1775
- Natives Land Bill—2533
- No Confidence, Motion of—1984, 2000
- Petitions—36, 166, 336, 1123, 1124, 1519, 1520
- Provincial Education Dept.
- May we have reports?—3309
- Public Works Loan Bill—3488
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—51, 375, 380, 382
- 2nd Reading—364
- Rail. Select Committee—532
- Rail. Service Regulations
- Dutch copies—3310
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—61, 154
- Rebates on Imports
- Publish the statistics?—3308
- School Expenditure
- A return wanted—52
- Technical Education—2199
- Tokai, Regulations at
- Basket making—340
- University Bill—840, 841, 1331, 1335, 1340, 1355, 1357, 1358, 1364, 1371, 1374
- University at Groote Schuur
- Correspondence wanted—216
- A return wanted—142
- Valuation of Property—410
- Waste Lands Committee—44
- Women’s Suffrage—229
Friersdale Settlement
- Mr. Kuhn—109
Fruit from Natal
- Mr. Jagger—1067
Fruit Growing Industry
- Mr. Rademeyer—1697
Fruit, Inspector of
- Mr. Wyndham—2306
Gal-lamziekte
- Sir E. Walton—49, 2266
- Estimates Add. Expend.—921, 922, 926
Gal-lamziekte, Inquiries
- Mr. Wessels—613
Gal-lamziekte, Remedy
- Mr. van Niekerk—608
Gaol
- See also Prison
Gaol, Death in
- Mr. Merriman—2652
Gaols, Escapes from
- Mr. Long—1390
Gaol Warders’ Promotions
- Dr. MacNeillie—1758
Gaol Warders’Wages
- Mr. Wyndham—2714, 3022
Gaol Warders Suspended
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1758
Gaolers at Durban
- Mr. Boydell—142
- Minister’s reply—215
Gaolers’ Garden Lots
- Mr. Alexander—955, 2789
Garcia, Arthur
- Provincial relations—7
Garnishee Orders
- Mr. Nathan—208
Garnisheeing of Wages
- Mr. Creswell—419, 2068, 2186, 2403
- Mr. Jagger—488
Gates and Fences
- Mr. van der Merwe—118
Cauwgauwziekte
- Estimates Add. Expend.—924
Geduld, Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—609
Geduld Mine
- Mr. Madeley—482
Geduld Rail. Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—614
Geldenhuys, Mr. L.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—171
- Business of House—2578
- Children’s Protection Bill—3045
- Estimates
- Budget—1250, 1471, 1480, 1484
- Land settlement—1484
- Sunday labour—1485
- Bewaarplaatsen—1486
- Mines, surprise visits—3204
- Financial Relations Bill—1928, 2079
- Lien Bill—251
- Mail Contract—716
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2384
- Mozambique Native Labourers
- The reserved pay—1943
- Mozambique Native Wages—493, 1020
- Native Affairs Committee—86
- Nederduitsch Church
- The servitude—2183
- No Confidence, Motion of—1972, 1974
- Petitions—804, 1677
- Postcart to Hope Town
- And Leeuwberg—2570
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1233
- Sunday Labour—2587
- University Bill—1371
- Vryheid Petition—2187
- Water, Conservation of—965
- Wines and Spirits Bill—852, 853, 888
- Women’s Suffrage—227
General Dealers’ Licences
- Mr. Alexander—1163
General Pass Bill
- Mr. Keyter—561, 1782
- See Pass and Squatters
General Post Office
- See Post
Geneva Association
- Mr. Nathan—621
Geological Survey Dept.
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—773
George-Knysna Rail.
- Mr. Currey—263
German-made Uniforms
- Mr. Haggar—1381
Germiston Postal Clerk, Indian
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Germiston Telegraph Linesmen
- Mr. Andrews—949
Gibson, Rail. Driver
- Mr. Botha—11
Glen Grey Traders’ Petition
- Mr. Schreiner—144, 266
Gold Mines
- See Mines
Gold Reduction Plant
- Mr. Madeley—123
Goods Shed, Norvals Pont
- Mr. Louw—2599
Goods Yard Checkers
- Mr. Alexander—1170
Gordonia, Settlement at
- Estimates—3347
Government Areas
- Estimates—3069
Govt. Bores, Charges
- Mr. Van der Walt—609
Govt. Boreholes
- Genl. Lemmer—1393
Govt. Brandy, Stock of
- Mr. Rockey—203
- See also Brandy
Govt. Buildings
- Mr. Meyler—1052
Govt. Buildings, Insurance
- Mr. Baxter—3303
Govt. Buildings, Repairs
- Genl. T. Smuts—2365
- Estimates—3285
Govt. Business
- See Business
Govt. Cattle, Tuberculosis
- Mr. Struben—1189
Govt. Crisis
- See Crisis
- Mr. Fichardt—1453
- Genl. Botha—1539
- Genl. Hertzog—1545
- No Confidence Motion—1944
- See also Estimates
Govt. Farm Purchases
- Mr. Nathan—779
Govt. Farm, Rustenburg
- Mr. Andrews—1160
Govt. House
- Mr. Baxter—347
- Mr. Jagger—606
- Budget speech—881
- Sir H. Juta—1576
- Loan Estimates—3457
- See also Estimates
Govt. House, Stewards at
- Mr. Madeley—1938
Govt. Printing Works
- Estimates—3345
Govt. Property, Rates on
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3281
“Govt. of South Africa”
- Mr. Long—1463
Govt. Stallions
- Mr. P. Marais—344
Governor’s Residence
- Sir H. Juta—1576
- See also Govt. House
Governor’s Speech
- The full text—5
- Address in reply?—1768
Graaff, Sir D. P. de V.
- (Minister Without Portfolio).
- Business of House—21
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—84
- Civil Service clerks pro tern.—477
- Civil Service Exams.—618
- Civil Service List—487
- Heynes, Leper—773
- Lepers’ Spiritual Needs—481
- Licensing Boards, Zululand—607
- Mail Contract
- Motion approving—699, 713, 749, 752, 764
- Map of Constituencies—609
- Native Lepers at Pretoria—779
- No Confidence, Motion of—2023
- Pass and Squatters Bill—562
- Pub. Health Act, Natal—776
- Pub. Service Commission—941
- Reports—101, 894
- Retreat Roads at—609
- University Bill—1418
- Voters’ Lists—485
Grain
- See also Mealies
Grain, Inspection of
- Mr. Jagger—2315
Grain Samples, Australia
- Mr. Haggar—46
Grain, Trucks for
- Mr. de Beer—47
Grants and Gratuities
- See Pensions
Grass Fires, Indemnities
- Rail. Approp. Bill—3440, 3442
Gratuities to Old Rail. Men
- Mr. Brown—1379
Gratuities and Grants
- See Pensions
Graving Dock, Durban
- Mr. Runciman—3455
Greenwood’s Petition, W.
- Mr. Runciman—957
Grey University College
- Estimates—3239
Greyville Superannuation
- Mr. Boydell—777
Grievances
- See Railway
- See Estimates (Budget)
Grievances, Post Office
- Mr. Alexander—780
Grievances Commission
- Mr. Boydell—782
Griffin, Mr. W. H.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—181, 199, 201
- Education of Coloured People—1402
- Estimates
- Budget—1702
- The expected deficit—1703
- Native taxpayers—1704
- Provincial Councils—1705
- Police clothing tenders—2710
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s House—3464, 3465
- Financial Relations Bill—1916
- Moreland’s Claim, J. H. B.—3038
- Petitions—1521
- Wines and Spirits Bill—890, 1786
Griqualand Magistracy
- Estimates—3288
Griquas, Annuities to
- Estimates—2722
Grobler, Mr. E. N.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—422
- Defence Force Regulations
- Natives to be used?—485
- Estimates
- Budget—1280
- The railways—1280
- Branch lines—1281
- Egg imports—1282
- How to get immigrants—1283
- Fencing, Standard of
- Legislation wanted—127
- Financial Relations Bill—602, 604, 1847
- Forest Bill—1795
- Military Manœuvres
- On private land—2792, 2793
- Natives Land Bill—2285
- Pass and Squatters Bill—576
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3491
- Philippolis Road Station
- A platform wanted—110
- Springhokfontein, Traffic at
- Buildings unsuitable—948
- Vermin, Destruction of
- Jackals and red cat—1770
- Wines and Spirits Bill—854
Grobler, Mr. P. G. W.
- Administration of Estates Bill 3270, 3271, 3332, 3333, 3477
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3363, 3358
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—80, 171, 174, 421, 422, 443
- Civil Service Exams.
- Ex-Republican officials—611, 1760
- East Coast Fever at Elliot—839
- Estimates
- Budget—1632
- The de Wildt speech—1632
- Local allowances—2212
- East Coast fever—2221
- Plants, examinations of—2304
- Branding—2309
- Natives for Defence?—3058
- Ammunition, price of—3061
- Rifle Club prizes—3062
- Mine inspectors—3202
- S. African history—3240
- Voters, registration of—3299
- Land settlement, Rustenburg—3348
- Estimates, Railway
- Dutch notices mutilated—3401
- Fidei-Commissary Bequests
- Committee appointed—131, 289, 351, 894, 1205
- Financial Relations Bill—1899, 2080
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2105, 2321, 2609, 2631
- Irrigation Surveys
- In the Transvaal—106
- Minister’s reply—265
- Mint at Pretoria
- To be reopened?—486
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1584
- Mail Contract—715
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—3542
- Natal Indian Immigration—3538
- Natives Land Bill—2290, 3127, 3132, 3133, 3142, 3171, 3193
- Naval Contribution—685
- Occupation of Farms Act—353
- Pass and Squatters Bill—563, 568
- Petitions—1060, 1241
- Rail. Construction Bill—3000
- School Teachers Pensions
- Legislation wanted—1415
- Squatting, Legislation as to—357
- Transvaal Land Board
- Distribution of cattle—113
- Transvalia Land Co.—1764
- Valuation of Property—409
- Water, Conservation of—961, 1206
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855, 857
Groote Schuur Road
- Mr. Runciman—609
Grootfontein School
- Estimates—2347
Grootvlei Mine
- Estimates—3072
Grootvlei Railway
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—475
Grosse, F.
- Mr. Botha—12
Guano, Price of
- Mr. Jagger—2310
Guards’ Grievances, Rail.
- Mr. Madeley—3413
Guards’ Meals on Trains
- Mr. Andrews—210
Guards’ Uniforms, Rail.
- Mr. Madeley—3422
- See also Railway
Gurney, W. B.
- Genl. T.Smuts—1385
Haggar, Mr. C. H.
- Cadets, Clothing Contracts
- Local tenderers—781
- Cape Town Docks Workmen
- Revenue stamps—2160
- Cape Town Police, Leave
- Information wanted—951
- Cape Town Urban Police
- The shortage—771
- Children’s Protection Bill2654, 3041, 3042, 3340
- Contract Immigrants Bill—245
- Convict Labour on Mines
- Information wanted—473
- Co-operative Farming Coys.
- Will the Govt. support?—617
- Cups and Medals Imported
- Duty free—50
- Defence Force Clothing
- Made in Germany ?—1381
- Duty on Imported Meat
- To be removed?—346
- Elsenburg College—798
- Estimates
- Budget—1105, 1490
- Protection and trusts—1491
- Equal taxation—1492
- Cost of living, U.S.A.—1494
- Taxes in Italy—1495
- Income tax—1496
- Cabinet crisis—1498, 1650
- Parly. salaries—2139
- Hansard—2140, 2142
- Bacteriology—2266
- Plants, importation of—2304
- Cape Town police—2708
- Parly. Buildings—3285
- Fair Wages, Buildings—3289
- Members trading with Govt.—3344
- Estimates, Add. Expenditure
- Bacteriology—925, 931
- Estimates, Railway
- Martin, ticket examiner—3425
- Fair Wages Clause
- In Govt. contracts—45
- In P.W.D. contracts—132, 133, 135
- Ferguson Champ d’Or
- Payment of wages—2160
- Financial Relations Bill—459, 735
- Forest Bill—1808, 2837, 2839, 2847, 2934, Garnisheeing of Wages—2408
- Grain, Samples of
- For Australia—46
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2238. 2603, 2606, 2609, 2634, 2638, 2639
- Lien Bill—24, 257
- 2nd reading—247, 249, 251, 255, 256
- Lepers, Segregation of
- The case of Heynes—773
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1591
- Mail Contract—755
- Maitland Native Location
- What is the revenue?—1939
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1775, 1779, 1780
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2192
- Natives Land Bill—2279, 2475, 2535, 3386
- Naval Contribution—642, 643, 645
- Petitions—1568, 2028
- Pilgrims Rest Hotels
- Bottle licences—1161
- Police Dept. Purchases
- Buckskins, boots, serge—476
- Police Regulations—1398
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—378
- Rail. Approp. (Part) Bill
- New rail. regulations—1036
- Rail. Motor Cars
- Used for pleasure?—1166
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—148
- Reuter’s Cable Service—32
- Technical Education—2048
- Trades and Industries Commiss.—345
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1192
- Valuation of Properties—408
- Wages Boards
- Legislation is needed—2798
- White Labour—286, 313, 660, 1012, 3097
- White v. Mauritian School
- The records wanted—2573
- Wines and Spirits Bill—864, 887, 888, 891, 1132, 1137, 1138, 1139, 1140, 1141, 1143, 1783, 1789, 1862. 1864, 2673, 2682
- Women’s Suffrage—233, 649
Hailstorms, Protection
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—357
Halse, Police Lieut.
- Estimates—2704
Hamman’s Petition, J. L.
- Mr. Du Toit—1943
Handbook, Rhodesian Rail.
- Genl. T. Smuts—205
Hankey-Patentie Line
- Mr. Rademeyer—338
Hansard Reports
- Estimates—2140
Harbours, Cost of
- Mr. Oliver—3415
Harbours, Losses on
- Mr. Rockey—1300
- Mr. Burton—1748
Harbour Servants’ Pensions
- Sir H. Juta—1164
Harbours, Wages at
- Mr. Alexander—1941, 1942
Harbours, White Labour
- Mr. Boydell—944
- See also Railway
- See also White Labour
Harburg Railway
- Mr. Meyler—479
Harms’s Petition
- Mr. P. Grobler—1415
Harris, Sir D.
- Division List Error—1934
- Estimates
- Police re-organisation—2704
- Amusements tax—2908
- Defence force tenders—3059
- Rifle club allowances—3062
- Diamond profits tax—3072
- Financial Relations Bill—553, 1879, 1899
- Forest Bill—2838
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2556, 2563, 2668
- Petitions—36
- Select Cottee., Leave—1060
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1129
Harrismith Posts
- Mr. Meyer—1712
Hart’s River Irrigation
- Estimates—3349
Harwood-Nash’s Petition
- Mr. Wilcocks—1416
Hauptfleisch, S. K.
- Genl. T. Smuts—132
Heatlie, Mr. C. B.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3269, 3270, 3277
- Education of Coloured People—1408
- Elsenburg College—798
- Estimates
- Adulteration Act—2214
- Grootfontein school—2348
- Brede River canal—3350
- Estimates, Railway
- N.C.C. Railway—3403
- Excise and Customs Bill—3509, 3510, 1827
- Excise and Customs Duties—2759
- Financial Relations Bill—1878
- Forest Bill—2864
- Franchise Qualifications
- Legislation wanted—1377
- Motion withdrawn—1568
- Petitions—336, 508, 1521, 1637
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- Worcester station staff—1074
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—51
- Telephone Exchanges
- Programme of extensions—2788
- Vermin, Destruction of—1772
- Water, Conservation of—1213
- Wines and Spirits Bill—189, 845, 849, 859, 1130
- Worcester Post Office—347
- Worcester Station
- Accommodation inadequate—1167
Heidelberg Fiscal Division
- Mr. Van Eeden—1765
Heidelberg Magistracy
- Mt. Bezuidenhout—204
Heilbron Post Office
- Mr. P. Theron—115
Hekpoort Post Office
- Mr. Van der Walt—3249
Helvetia Union
- Mr. Nathan—621
Henderson, Mr. J.
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3540
- Customs Amendment Bill—38
- Estimates
- Budget—1629
- Harbours, losses on—1630
- We spend too much—1631
- Meat, diseased—2221
- Plants, imported—2305
- Natal magistrates—2701
- Pensions—2730
- Weights and Measures Bill—2731
- Provincial Councils—2900, 2902
- Voters, registration of—3299
- Immigration officer—3299
- Madame Hertaut—3300, 3301
- Printing, adverts.—3346
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Cape wineries—1043
- Natal coal ring—1047, 1049
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. bookstalls—3456
- Estimates, Railway
- Rates to inland towns—3405
- Coal combine—3422
- Hired lines—3431
- Rebates—3431
- Cape Town bunkering—3432
- Excise and Customs Bill—362, 3493, 3494, 3496, 3498, 3500, 3508, 3514, 3515, 3522, 3523, 3529, 3531
- Excise and Customs Duties—2761, 3008, 3017
- Financial Relations Bill—543, 1831, 1877, 1914, 1921, 2112
- Forest Bill—2839, 2852, 2863
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2248, 2549, 2611. 2645, 2647, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2659, 2660, 2743
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2401
- Mail Contract—729, 735
- Mozambique Native Wages—503
- Natal Indian Immigration Bill—3130
- Natal Poll Tax
- What is proposed ?—19
- Natal Rail. Facilities—809, 815
- Natives Land Bill—2520, 3177, 3180, 3317
- Rail. Appropriation Bill
- Coal for Cape Town—3443
- Rail. Approp. (Part) Bill
- Fruit, rates on—1068
- Rail. Construction Bill—2974
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1229
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Rail. Trucks, Shortage of—1759
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Durban rail. rates—2887
- Wines and Spirits Bill—889, 890, 1143, 1144
Henwood, Mr. C.
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3540
- Contract Immigrants Bill—244
- Defence Ration Scale
- At 1s. 6d. a day?—777
- Estimates
- Budget—1643
- Pub. Accounts Committee—1644
- Coal rates—1645, 1646
- Natal Indian tax—2726
- Rates on Govt. property—3284
- Grants to m’ palities—3284
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Natal coal ring—1048, 1050
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3452
- Estimates, Railway
- Coal to Durban—3422
- Customs and Excise Bill—3493, 3515, 3521, 3522
- Excise and Customs Duties—3007, 3014, 3017
- Financial Relations Bill—464, 733, 1902
- Forest Bill—1796, 2858, 2862
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1581
- Natal Rail. Facilities—817
- Natives Land Bill—3167, 3314
- Naval Contribution—646
- Public Health Act, Natal
- To be revived?—776
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—164
- Teachers and Certificates
- Information wanted—110
- Waste Lands Committee—2670
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1143, 1144
Hertaut, Madame
- Estimates—3300
Hertzog, General J. B. M.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3274, 3276, 3277
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3355
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—425
- Children’s Protection Bill—3052
- Estimates
- Budget—1545
- Cabinet crisis—1545
- Suck the Empire dry?—1546
- Dissolve Parlt.—1547
- Conciliate, who and what?—154S
- Constitutional custom—1549
- Mr. Hull’s resignation—1550
- Slackness and impotence—1551
- Mr. Fichardt’s speech—1552
- Conspiracy of silence—1553
- “ A serious warning ”—1554
- Go to the people—1555
- Bewaarplaatsen—3067
- University, languages—3222, 3225, 3226, 3228
- Cape Superintendent—3835
- Land Settlement, complaints—3348
- Financial Relations Bill—540, 544, 1838, 1853, 1873, 1874, 1887, 1889
- Natives Land Bill—2494
- Naval Contribution—689
- No Confidence, Motion of—1964, 1971, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999
- Pasts and Squatters Bill—569, 571, 572
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—371
- White Labour—323
Hertzog’s Dismissal, Genl.
- Estimates—1453
- No Confidence, Motion of—1944
Hewat, Dr. J.
- Business of House—21
- Children’s Protection Bill—2654, 3041 3043, 3046, 3050, 3337
- Elsie’s River Halt
- Inconvenient, dangerous—484
- Estimates
- East Coast fever—2220
- No quorum—2267
- Table Mountain plantation—2356
- Medical witnesses fees—2434
- Circuit courts—2435
- Witnesses expenses—2700
- Tariff report—2913
- 5,000 Saddles—3058
- Buildings, Bridges—2388
- Robben Island—3301
- Cadets—3351
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Higher education—991
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Leper asylums—3466
- Robben Island lepers—3468
- Estimates, Railway
- Do the work locally—3429
- Financial Relations Bill—1927, 2079
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2231, 2604, 2608, 2619
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1584, 1595
- Lunatic Asylums—1178
- Naval Cadets
- Should be encouraged—2589, 2590, 2598
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084
- Petitions—10, 75, 420, 442, 508, 509, 1457, 1520, 1521, 1636, 1781, 2436, 2569
- Public Service Clothing
- Imported from abroad—1172, 1393
- Public Service Commission
- Regulations, interpretation of—941
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—374
- Railway Employees’Wages
- Weekly or monthly—953
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—66, 67
- Rooney, Bishop—2598
- Salt River Workmen
- Temporary absences—1572
- Technical Education
- On a national basis—1417, 1782, 2036, 2206
- Tennant Street Bridge—1415
- White Labour—1018
- Woolls-Samoson, Col. Sir A.
- Leave of absence—3028, 3029
Heynes, Leper
- Mr. Haggar—773
- Mr. Sampson—1572
High Commissioner
- Estimates—2731
High Commis., Political
- Mr. P. Grobler—3353
Higher Education Bill
- 1st Reading—142
- Bill dropped—3556
Highlands Farm
- Mr. Mentz—1163
Hoopstad Bridge
- Mr. De Waal—613
Hope Town Post Cart
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2570
Horse Sickness
- Mr. Meyler—2267
Hotel Charges, Judges
- Sir H. Juta—1166
Hotel Employees’ Petition
- Mr. Nathan—621
Hotels, Pilgrims Rest
- Mr. Haggar—1161
Hours of Labour, Benoni
- Mr. Madeley—1936
- See also Railway
- See also Miners
Hours of Rail. Men
- Mr. Madeley—614
House Loan, Civ. Servants
- Mr. Jagger—1053
House Messengers, Duties
- Mr. Madeley—1937
Household Science
- Estimates—2353
Housing Railway Men
- Dr. Watkins—2158
Howick Rail. Station
- Mr. Meyler—2162
Hudson’s Petition, C. R.
- Mr. Keyter—958
Hulett’s Petition, G. H.
- Mr. Clayton—2792
Hull, Mr. H. C.
- Currie’s Retirement, Chas.
- The papers wanted—418
- Estimates
- Budget—1127, 1255, 1264. 1286
- A paralysed Govt.—1287
- Cape Education—1288
- Defence, debts—1289
- Too many officials?—1290
- Extravagance ?—1291
- Under-estimated revenue—1292
- Cape Annuities—1293
- Bewaarplaatsen—1294
- Rail. Budget—1296
- Harbours, losses on—1298
- Re-grading of rail.—1299, 1427, 1430, 1443, 1718, 1720, 1733
- Financial Relations Bill—295, 1875
- Lake Chrissie Rail.
- To be constructed?—212
- Leave to Give Evidence
- In the Senate—1934
- Mail Contract—738
- No Confidence, Motion of—1964, 2013, 2017
- Petitions—1699
- Resignation
- Letter to Mr. Speaker—2068
- White Labour—518
Hull’s Discovery, Mr. M.
- Mr. Wessels—264, 346.
Humansdorp Post Office
- Mr. Rademeyer—768
Hunt’s Cattle, W.
- Mr. Van Niekerk—608
Hunter, Sir D.
- Appropriation Bill
- Lady teacher’s petition—1025-
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044
- Day’s Petition, Mr. A.
- Referred to Committee—1699
- Defence Force Training Camps
- Intoxicants—390
- Direct Popular Veto
- The petitions—1769
- Division List Error—1934
- Durban Law Courts
- Why the delay?—202
- Estimates
- Budget—1273
- Dredging at Durban—1273
- Rly. worth 79 millions—1274
- The army of supervisors—1275
- Depreciation—1276
- Rail. Board—1277
- Natal Indian tax—2725, 2729
- High Commissioner—2732, 2733
- Brandy, advances on—2911
- Mine inspectors—3209
- Night telegrams—3250
- Rates on Govt. property—3282
- Public Health Dept.—3296
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Betterment—3445
- Natal main line—3447, 3448, 3453
- Durhan courts justice—3469
- Estimates, Railway
- Rail. Board’s duties—3411
- Depreciation—3426, 3428, 3430, 3431
- Estimates, Supp. Railway
- Betterment fund—3435
- Excise and Customs Bill—3529, 3530
- Excise and Customs Duties—3012, 3019
- Financial Relations Bill—591, 2076
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2110, 2625, 2646, 2746
- Indians, £3 Licence
- At Verulam—2789
- Liquor Traffic, Illicit
- At Kentani—3021
- Long’s Petition, C.
- Select Committee—130
- Mahommedan Marriages
- Natal Indians—3030
- Mail Passengers
- And suburban trains—348
- Natal Indians
- Repeal £3 tax?—209
- Natal Marriage Law
- To be amended?—391
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—1943, 2410, 2412, 2482, 3280
- 2nd Reading—2189
- Natal Rail. Facilities—811
- Natives Land Bill—2529, 2530, 3112, 3171, 3385
- Naval Cadets—2594
- North Barrow Commonage—1091
- Pensions and Gratuities—1086, 3478
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3492
- Petitions—36, 136, 471, 1521, 2112, 2155, 2186, 2316, 2835, 3019
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—377
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3441
- Rail. Cap: Add. Appropn.
- Kowie railway—1077
- Rail. Depreciation Fund
- The credit balances—2577
- Rail. Construction Bill—2128, 2941, 29712974, 2976, 2983, 2988
- Rail. Regulation Bill—3556
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—67
- Technical Education—2047, 2197
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1141
- Women’s Suffrage—651
Idutywa Trains
- Mr. Schreiner—3025
Idutywa Railway
- Mr. Schreiner—3451
Idutywa Rly. Crossings
- Mr. Schreiner—774
Idutywa-Umtata Line
- Mr. Schreiner—3310
Illicit Liquor, Durban
- Estimates—2711
Illicit Liquor Traffic
- Sir D. Hunter—3021
Immigrants at Durban, British
- Mr. Nathan—211
Immigrants Restriction Bill
- 1st Reading—1521
- 2nd Reading—2050, 2087, 2231, 2316
- House divides—2338
- In Committee—2547, 2600, 2617, 2655
- Committee divides—2561, 2601, 2605, 2620, 2664, 2674
- Committee’s amendments—2740
- House divides—2745
- 3rd Reading—2747
- Senate’s amendments—3436, 3439
- Royal assent—3554
Immigration, Correspond. as to
- Mr. Baxter—1757, 1942
Immigration of Jews
- Mr. Alexander—3298
Imperial Consular Officers
- Mr. Struben—114
Importation Tropical Natives
- Mr. Creswell—2573
- See Mines
- See Natives
- See Creswell, Mr.
Imported Meat, Duty on
- Mr. Haggar—346
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Imported Thoroughbreds
- Mr. Searle—143
Imports of Medals
- Mr. Haggar—50
Imports, Rebates on
- Mr. Fremantle—3308
Increments, Clerical Staff
- Mr. Boydell—781
Indecent Cases in Court
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1573
Indian’s Contempt of Court
- Sir D. Hunter—2789
Indian Post Office Clerk
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Indian Privileges, Natal
- Mr. Schreiner—2600
Indian Tax, Natal
- Sir D. Hunter—209
- Mr. Baxter—2724
- See also Estimates
Indirect Taxes, Cape
- Mr. Jagger—2576
Indirect Taxes, Provincial
- Mr. Jagger—2891
Industrial Disputes Act
- Mr. Andrews—3215
- See also New Kleinfontein
- See also Miners
Industrial School Officers
- Dr. MacNeillie—1388
Industries Commission’s Report
- Mr. Quinn—1423
Industries & Customs Tariff
- Mr. Nathan—1171
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Inland Revenue Appointment
- Genl. T. Smuts—1385
Inquest Law, Transvaal
- Dr. Macaulay—111
Insane, Asylums for
- Mr. Baxter—1176, 1285
- See also Lunatic
Insolvency Law
- Estimates Add. Expend.—989
- Estimates—2428
Inspections of Mines
- Estimates—3203
- See also Mines
Inspection of Weights
- Mr. Clayton—1755
Inspector, Land Settlements
- Estimates—3348
Inspectors on Rly., Native
- Mr. Steyl—343
Inspectors of Schools
- Mr. Maasdorp—1378
Inspector of Sheep Suspended
- Dr. Watkins—1392
Insurance Govt. Property
- Mr. Baxter—3303
Insurance, Legislation as to
- Mr. Jagger—394
Internal Arrangements Cottee.
- Appointed—33, 51
- House divides—33
- 1st and 2nd reports—1060
- 1st report—1241
- 3rd report—2615
Interpreters, Native
- Mr. Schreiner—2701
Inter-Provincial Relations
- Letter from A. Garcia—7
Intoxicants, Defence Camps
- Sir D. Hunter—390
- Sir E. Walton—3054
Irrigation
- See also Water
Irrigation Return
- Mr. Jagger—957
Irrigation Schemes
- Mr. Baxter—416
- Mr. Wilcocks—1614
- Estimates—3349
Irrigation Schemes, Whites
- Mr. Nicholson—106
Irrigation Schemes, Private
- Mr. Baxter—1756
Irrigation Surveys, Transvaal
- Mr. P. Grobler—106
Irrigation in Transvaal
- Mr. P. Grobler—265
Irrigation Works, Kopjes
- Mr. P. Theron—482
Islamic Society, Petition
- Mr. Schreiner—2600
Jackals, Destruction of
- Mr. E. Grobler—1770
Jail
- See Gaol
- See Prison
Jagger, Mr. J. W.
- Accountants Registration Bill—137
- Additional Appropriation
- Cape wineries—1070
- Administration of Estates Bill—3268, 3269, 3271, 3276
- Appropriation Bill—3352, 3367
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—908, 996
- Arms and Ammunition Bill 170, 178, 179, 195, 197, 200, 201, 433, 434
- Auditor-General’s Report—8, 84
- Bills of Exchange Bill
- Public holidays—3437
- Bloemhof Court Messenger
- C. C. Campbell—395
- Botanical Garden, National—2169
- Business of House—21, 2071, 3310
- Cape Provincial Council
- Indirect taxes—2576
- Children’s Protection Bill—2228
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3539
- Contract Immigrants Bill—245, 251
- Customs Management Bill—1458
- Elsenburg College—786
- Estimates
- Budget, 879, 884, 901, 902, 1115
- Rail. profits—1116
- The deficit—1117
- Why the overdraft?—1118
- Cape 5 per cents—1118, 1120, 1256, 1258, 1272, 1291, 1292, 1293, 1299, 1426, 1439, 1517, 1629, 1635, 1643, 1732, 1733, 1747, 1749
- Parly. salaries—2133, 2137
- Prime Minister’s salary—2148, 2150, 2152, 2153
- Transport charges—2154
- Agricul. Dept.—2208, 2213
- E.C. fever, transport—2221
- Scab—2252
- Vryburg cold stores—2267
- Botany—2268
- Durban herbarium—2304
- Tobacco—2305
- Viticulture—2307
- Co-operation—2308
- Guano—2310, 2311
- Field cornets, political—2313
- Grain inspection—2315, 2316
- Agricul. education—2340, 2341
- Elsenburg college—2344
- Cedara school—2349
- Glen school—2352
- Household science—2353
- Knysna timber—2356
- Justice Vote—2412
- Govt.’s costs, £6,000—2414
- Suspended sentences—2417
- Trade marks—2427
- Judges.’ private coaches—2429
- Circuit courts—2435
- Barristers’ fees—2698
- Medical witnesses’ fees—2700
- Natal magistrates—2700, 2701
- Bankruptcy laws—2703
- Police—2704
- Salvation Army—2716
- Natives with phthisis—2720
- Cape Perpetual Stock—2723
- Natal Indian tax—2727
- P.O. Savings Bank—2729
- Inland Revenue Vote—2730
- Customs Vote—2730, 2731
- High Commissioner—2731
- His clerks—2733
- Amusements tax—2892, 2893, 2909
- Miscellaneous—2910
- Defence Vote—3054
- Minister’s dual position—3055, 3057
- Defence force, tenders—3059
- State factories?—3060
- Officers, shortage of—3061
- Cadet commandant’s salary—3063
- Bewaarplaatsen—3065
- Diamond Mine Accidents—3068
- Mines Vote—3071
- Bewaarplaatsen—3201
- Oil—3214
- White Labour, inspector—3215
- Boring for minerals—3216
- Diggers’sanitation—3216
- Education, cost of—3229, 3236
- Colleges, struggling—3239
- Grey College—3239
- Parcels rates—3244
- Shipping combination—3261
- Wireless station, Pretoria—3262
- Reuter, subsidy to—3262, 3263
- Rates on Govt. property—3282
- Govt. Buildings, repairs—3285
- Slangkop Station—3290
- Cape Town museum—3291, 3292
- Printing, cost of—3344
- Co-operative societies—3350
- Inspector technical education—3351
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—911, 913, 917
- Grants to agric. societies—920
- Steam ploughs, Natal—926
- imported pedigree stock—934
- Koopmans de Wet collection—936
- Defence stores fund—975, 976, 979, 982
- Suspended sentences—988
- Grants to colleges—991, 992, 993
- Wineries, losses on—994, 1042, 1043
- Natal coal ring—1048
- Land settlement—1052
- Civil servants’house loans—1053
- Estimates, Loan Expenditure
- Dipping tanks—1054
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Depreciation—3444
- Rail. accounts—3445, 3446
- Tzaneen line—3446
- Rail. adverts.—3455
- Governor’s house—3458, 3460
- Elsenburg school—3469
- Settlers, advances to—3469
- Rhodes University—3469
- Land banks—3470
- Estimates, Railway
- Defence, men’s leave—3395
- Renewals—3426, 3430, 3431
- Barmaids in buffets—3432
- Lighthouse, Roman Rock—3433
- Depreciation—3448
- Estimates, Railway Add.
- Rail. staff—1055
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1056
- Kowie line—1058
- Excise and Customs Bill—362, 3507, 3517, 3522, 3536
- Excise and Customs Duties—2755, 3011, 3013, 3017
- Financial Relations Bill—100, 291, 296. 450, 461, 537, 731, 1819, 1822, 1825, 1831, 1842, 1843, 1858, 1882, 1885, 1887, 1891, 1895, 1900, 1904, 1911, 1913. 1914, 1915, 1918, 1926, 2078, 2083
- Forest Bill—2931, 2932, 2936
- Garnisheeing of Wages—419, 488, 2406
- Govt. House, Cape Town
- What is proposed?—606
- Heidelberg Fiscal Division—1765
- Higher Education—3220
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2053, 2064, 2067, 2554. 2555, 2557, 2560, 2562, 2563, 2566. 2601, 2603, 2604, 2606, 2609, 2612, 2613, 2619, 2622, 2623, 2625, 2627, 2628, 2639, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2647, 2648, 2651, 2660, 2661, 2665, 2740, 2741, 2742, 2744, 2746
- Insurance Companies
- Is legislation proposed ?—394
- Kalk Bay Fishing
- Improving the harbour—394
- Land Settlement and Irrigation
- A return wanted—957
- Leave to Give Evidence
- In the Senate—2156
- Loan of Four Millions—1242
- Loan Appropriation Bill—3471, 3475
- Mail Contract—713, 720, 721, 728, 729, 3219
- Marine Engineer’s Appointment
- S.S. Pieter Faure—1601
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2387, 3549
- Mozambique Native Wages—501
- Natal Marriage Lew Bill—3280
- Natal Rail Facilities—813, 814
- Natives Land Bill—2285, 2297, 2466, 3124, 3126, 3133, 3140, 3144, 3145, 3146, 3147, 3148, 3150, 3156, 3157, 3158, 3159, 3160, 3161, 3165, 3166, 3168, 3172, 3179, 3195, 3196, 3200, 3201, 3317, 3322, 3324
- Natives, Tropical—3266
- Naval Cadets—2590
- Naval Contribution—641, 676, 678, 688
- New Fiscal Div. (Cape)—2891
- New Kleinfontein Strike
- Sabotage?—2790
- Parly. Draftsman, Librarian—1419
- Pensions and Gratuities—3479, 3481
- Petitions—35, 83, 183, 508, 1377, 1637, 2112
- Public Accounts Committee—83, 1089, 2785, 2835, 3537
- Public Works Loans Bill
- Issuance of stock—3488
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3441
- Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Rail. Board’s report—1030
- Natal fruit, rail. rates—1067
- The rail. “ monopoly ”—1068
- Bunkering—1069
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation—1075
- Kowie Rail. debentures—1077, 1078, 1079
- Redemption of debentures—1078
- Rail. Cap, and Betterment Bill—3478
- Rail. Construction Bill—2120, 2121, 2127, 2821, 2915, 2924, 2925, 2926, 2927, 2941, 2945, 2950, 2951, 2962, 2966, 2968, 2972, 2974, 2975, 2978, 2981, 2985, 2987, 2989, 2992, 2997, 3039, 3040, 3078, 3080, 3083
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1223, 1224, 1226
- Rail. Trucks, Shortage of—47
- School Expenditure—52
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Rail. accounts—2739
- Rail finance—2886
- Smith’s Petition, G. D.—621
- Smit’s Petition, N. A. F.
- His new appointment?—1169
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1604
- Stamp Duties Bill—3437, 3439
- Technical Education—2047, 2198
- Trustee Investment Bill—258
- University Bill—1348, 1353, 1368, 1371
- Valuation of Property—405
- Vermin, Destruction of—1771
- Waste Lands Cottee.—2684, 2686, 2687, 2688, 2689, 3488
- White Labour—271, 277
- Wines and Spirits Bill—190, 844, 845, 847, 851, 1142, 2676
Jam, Protection on
- Mr. Clayton—1649
Jansenville Police
- Mr. Oosthuisen—616
Jessop, Death of
- Mr. Merriman—2652
Jewish Immigrants
- Mr. Alexander—3298
Johannesburg Consol. Invest.
- Mr. Creswell—2157, 2366
Johbg., Cruelty to Animals
- Mr. Rockey—1385
Johbg. Magistrate’s Court
- Mr. Sampson—206
Johbg. Postmen’s Hours.
- Mr. Sampson—3252
- See also Postal
Johbg. School Servitude
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2183
Johbg. Shop Assistants
- Mr. Creswell—261
Johbg. Telegraph Clerks
- Mr. Wyndham—1935
Johbg. Telephone Operators
- Mr. Quinn—949
Johbg. Telephone Rents
- Mr. Quinn—952
Johbg. Unemployed
- Mr. Creswell—123
Joint Parly. Draftsman
- Genl. J. Smuts—3039
- Senate’s message—1039
Joubert, Mr. C. J. J.
- Pilgrim’s Rest Goldfields
- Wages not paid—472
Joubert, Mr. J. A.
- Coetzee’s Petition, C. J.—1763
- Estimates
- Budget—1690
- Native £1 tax—1690
- Cabinet crisis—1691
- Genl. de Wet—1692
- East Coast fever—2220
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2194
- Occupation of Farms Act—353
- Poor Whites, Settlements of
- Land at Piet Retief—344
- Rail. Construction Bill—2129
- Wines and Spirits Bill—854
Judges on Circuit
- Estimates—2429
Judges’ Hotel Charges
- Sir H. Juta—1166
Judges, Shortage of Cape
- Mr. Nathan—1392
Judicial Work, Allocation of
- Mr. Alberts—608
Jury Fees
- Mr. Creswell—990
- Estimates—2435, 2699
Jury, Trial by
- Mr. Nathan—2434
Justices of Peace
- Estimates—2702
Justices of Peace, Excelsior
- Mr. Cronje—619
Juta, Sir H. H.
- Administration of Estates Bill—1145
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—197, 198
- Botanical Garden, National—2173
- Circuit Judges’ Hotel Charges
- Threaten the licence?—1166
- Customs Management Bill—40
- Estimates
- Budget—1122
- Suspended sentences—2413
- Litigation with Govt.—2415, 2416
- Delay in paying costs—2417
- Patents, trade marks—2426
- Stenographers in court—2429
- Circuit travelling—2429
- Judges in hotels—2430
- Provincial Councils—2901
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Animal tuberculosis—932
- Financial Relations Bill—150, 1874, 1914
- Forest Bill—2851, 2852, 2854
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2405
- Governor’s Residence
- Stone or granite?—1576
- Harbour Servants’ Pensions
- Cape Act 31/09—1165
- Immigrants Regulation Bill—2743
- Legal Profession, Women in—2179, 2181
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2410
- Pensions and Gratuities—1083
- Petitions—35, 235. 471, 1023, 1159, 1520, 1521
- Public Accounts Committee—1087
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- New rail. regulations—1032
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1233
- University Bill—1362
- Water, Conservation of—962
- Wines and Spirits Bill—193
Kaffir
- See Native
Kalk Bay Fishery
- Mr. Jagger—394
Keimoes Settlement
- Mr. Kuhn—109
Kentani, Liquor Traffic
- Sir D. Hunter—3021
Keyter, Mr. J. G.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3277
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—174, 176, 421, 429
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—313
- Estimates
- Budget—1491, 1677, 1678
- Cabinet crisis—1679
- A general election ?—1680
- O.F.S. telephones—3252
- Forest Bill—2858
- Heidelberg Fiscal Division—1765
- Hudson’s Petition, C. R.
- Loot moneys—958
- Lindley-Road Rail.
- The petitions—52
- Mail Contract—738, 752
- Natives Land Bill—2540
- Pass and Squatters Bill
- Motion favouring it—561, 563, 568, 582, 940, 995, 1782
- Pensions and Gratuities—3484, 3486
- Petitions—8, 289, 606
- Squatting, Legislation as to—357
- Sunday Observance Commiss.
- To report, when?—45, 2151
Kimberley Court Cases
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1573
Kimberley Dynamite Explosion
- Mr. Oliver—772
Kimberley-Kuruman Rail.
- Dr. Watkins—1395
Kimberley, Lunatic at
- Dr. Watkins—107
Kimberley Rail. Houses
- Dr. Watkins—2158
King, Mr. J. G.
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—840
- Estimates
- Sheep in infected areas—2214
- Local allowances—2701
- Griquas, annuities to—2723
- Magistrates’residences—3288
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Rinderpest—929
- Imported pedigree stock—934
- Forest Bill—2837, 2838
- Franklin Rail. Station
- Passengers and goods—766
- Mount Frere Faction Fight
- Cattle in infected areas—947
- Mozambique Native Wages—827
- Petitions—201, 894, 1023, 1092, 1377, 2568, 2697
- Rail. Construction Bill—2773, 2946
- Valuation of Properties—398
King, Postal Assistant at
- Mr. Whitaker—2364
King’s Proctor
- Mr. Nathan—953
Kirstenbosch
- See Botanical
Kleinfontein
- See New Kleinfontein
- See Miners
Klipplaat, Rail. to
- Mr. Oosthuisen—136, 473
Knickers for Cadets
- Mr. Robinson—2365
Knorhaan Drift Weir
- Mr. Baxter—1379
Knysna Timber
- Estimates—2356
Koffyfontein Mine
- Mr. E. Grobler—1281
Koffyfontein Rail.
- Mr. Wilcocks—1416
Kokstad Booking Clerk
- Mr. Nathan—1169
Koopmans De Wet Collection
- Estimates Add. Expend.—935
Kopjes Irrigation Works
- Mr. P. Theron—482
Kopjes Rail. Platform
- Mr. Van der Merwe—119
Kopjes Rifle Range
- Mr. Van der Merwe—1387
Kopjes Water Supply
- Mr. Van der Merwe—343
Kowie Railway
- Mr. Burton—1058, 1075
- Mr. Orr—1076
Krige, Mr. C. J.
- Accountants Registration Bill—730
- Administration of Estates Bill—3268, 3269, 3270, 3274, 3332, 3334
- Auditor-General—3266
- Botanical Garden—2175
- Business of House—1242, 1243, 2438, 3027
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—84
- Contract Immigrants Bill—241
- Estimates
- Budget—1098, 1465, 1642, 1717
- Estates Bill—1643
- Machinery inspectors—3208
- Estimates, Loan Funds—3459
- Excise and Customs Duties—3007, 3019
- Financial Relations Bill—587
- Forest Bill—1797, 2848, 2865
- Internal Arrangements Committee.—33, 34
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2033
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776
- Pensions and Gratuities—9
- Petitions—9, 44, 136, 312, 336, 669, 1023, 1377, 1677, 1751, 1934, 2269, 2696, 2878
- Public Accounts Committee—167
- Rhodes Magistrates Court
- The petition—1760
- Standing Orders Committee—44
- University Bill—1328
- Vermin, Destruction of—1772
Kruger, Postal Assistant
- Mr. Alexander—1937
Krugersdorp, Rail. Labour
- Genl. Lemmer—204
Kuhn, Mr. P. G.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3269, 3271, 3276, 3330
- Appropriation Bill
- Poor whites—3373
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—79, 167, 169, 173, 176, 180, 182, 199, 291, 439
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—82
- Children’s Protection Bill—3048, 3052
- Dipping. Simultaneous
- Permits to move—488
- Doctors and Dentists
- Rights to practice restricted—1755
- Estimates
- Budget—1309
- Buildings, bridges—1309
- Rail, and telegraphs—1310
- Idle land, Gordonia—1419
- Land settlement—1420
- New taxes—1421
- Scab—2253
- Elsenburg school—2346
- Witnesses’ fees—2698
- Prieska prison—2715
- Rietfontein, telegraph to—3246
- Land settlement, Gordonia—3347
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gallamziekte—923
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s house—3458, 3460
- Robben Island lepers—3469
- Fencing, Standard of—128
- Financial Relations Bill—604, 1879, 1919, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929, 2075, 2113
- Forest Bill—1807, 2846
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2609
- Land Settlement Act
- Island of Keimoes—109
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1601, 2030
- Lunatic Asylums—1180
- Macdonald’s Petition, H. J.
- Late policeman—1579
- Arrear salary, pension—1943
- Meat, Duty on Imported
- Applies to Transvaal?—1384
- Naval Contribution—646, 672
- Petitions—3129
- Prieska, Circuit Court at
- To be established?—780
- Prieska, Magistrate’s Court at
- The building unsatisfactory—781
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- Carriage of live stock—1072
- Rail. Construction Bill—2781, 2921, 2957, 3082
- Sheep, Permits to Remove
- The stipulations—610
- Smith’s Petition, G. D.—388
- Sunday Defence Training
- To be stopped ?—1384
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1192? University Bill—1368, 1418
- University. Groote Schuur—216
- Vermin, Destruction of—1772
- Water, Conservation of—1212
- White Labour—283, 658
Kuruman Railway
- Dr. Watkins—1395
Kuruman Township
- Dr. Watkins—1944
Labour
- See Mines
- See Railway Labour
- See Tropical
- See Mozambique
- See Mortality
- See Native
- See White
Labour on Mines, Convict
- Mr. Haggar—473
Labour Scarcity on Farms
- Mr. Watermeyer—474
Labour Statistics, Dock
- Mr. Boy dell—944
Labour on Sunday
- Mr. Du Toit—2585
Ladysmith-Acton Homes Rly.
- Mr. Wiltshire—141
Lake Chrissie Rail.
- Mr. Hull—212
Lampert’s Petition, Joseph
- Mr. Nathan—621
Lamziekte
- See Gallamziekte
Land Banks
- Loan Estimates—3470
- Loan Appropriation—3474
Land Bank Act
- Mr. Fawcus—339
Land Board, Transvaal
- Mr. P. Grobler—113
Land, Disposal of Crown
- Mr. Wessels—1937
Land, Leases of Govt.
- Estimates—3347
- See also Waste
Land Loan Fund, Natal
- Mr. Fawcus—339
- Mr. Malan—1311
Land, Manœmr. mauvres on
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Landowners
- See Native
Landowners Association, Transv
- Mr. Creswell—1417
Land Purchases, Govt.
- Mr. Nathan—779
Land Purchases, Natives
- Mr. Mentz—610
- Mr. Schreiner—1174, 2363, 2578
- See Native
Land Settlement
- Genl. J. Smuts—1734
Land Settlement Act, 1912
- Mr. Botha—118
- Mr. Meyler—768
Land Settlement Allotments
- Mr. Meyler—210, 946
Land Settlements, Applicants
- Mr. Meyler—122
Land Settlement, Bechuanaland
- Mr. Venter—213
Land Settlement, Keimoes
- Mr. Kuhn—109
Land Settlement, Piet Retief
- Mr. J. Joubert—344
Land Settlement & Phthisis
- Mr. Nathan—945
Land Settlement Policy
- Sir T. Smartt—1724
Land Settlement, Poor Whites
- Mr. Van der Walt—263
Land Settlement Return
- Mr. Jagger—957
Land Settlement Survey
- Mr. Venter—1387
Land Settlement, Unemployed
- Mr. Creswell—123
Land Survey Rill
- 1st Reading—287
- 2nd Reading—1814
- Bill dropped—3556
Land Tax
- Mr. Creswell—1244
Land at Zwartkops
- Mr. Merriman—2600
Langerman, Mr. J. W. S.
- Nil
Language
- See also Dutch
Language Demonstration
- Mr. Fremantle—391, 487
Language Question
- University Bill—1325
Language Question, G.P.O.
- Mr. Van der Walt—771
Languages, Trip Tickets
- Mr. Alberts—779
Law Courts, Durban
- Sir D. Hunter—202
Leader of Opposition, Salary
- Mr. Creswell—2149
Leases of Govt. Land
- Estimates—3347
- See Waste
Leasehold Townships Comm..
- Mr. Creswell—941
- See Luipaardsvlei
Leave of Absence
- Sir A. Wool’s Sampson—3028
Leave to Give Evidence
- Mr. Merriman—1862
- Mr. Hull—1934
- Sir T. Cullinan—1934
- Mr. Jagger—2156
- Mr. Oliver—2156
Leave Regulations, Agric.
- Mr. Wessels—2573
Leave Regulations, Civil
- Mr. Duncan—2159
Leave Regulations, G.P.O.
- Mr. Whitaker—2364
Lectures on Botany
- Mr. Struben—215
Leeuwberg Postcart
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2570
Legal Profession, Women
- Mr. Madeley—357
- Mr. Meyler—2179
- House divides—2182
Legal Work, Govt.
- Mr. Madeley—1571
Legislative Capital
- Mr. Van Niekerk—3555
Lemmer, Genl. L. A. S.
- Boreholes, Cost of
- Information wanted—339, 1393
- Brakspruit, Telephone to
- What is decided?—485
- Estimates
- Budget—1708
- The rail. future—1709
- Equal taxation—1710
- Conspiracy of silence?—1711
- Conciliation—1712
- Estimates, Railway
- Mealies, transport of—3406
- Financial Relations Bill—590
- Mail Contract—743
- Malopo Postal Agency
- The inconvenience—1381
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—3542
- Native Landowners Transvaal
- Asiatic Landowners—338
- Railway Labour
- Put whites in ?—204
Leper Heynes
- Mr. Sampson—1572
Lepers at Pretoria
- Mr. Duncan—779
Lepers, Robben Island
- Loan Estimates—3466
Leper Segregation
- Mr. Haggar—773
Lepers’ Spiritual Needs
- Mr. Van der Merwe—481
Lepers Transferred
- Mr. Duncan—1070
Leprosy Amongst Natives
- Mr. Meyler—1580, 2030
Leuchars, Col. G.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—435
- Estimates
- Budget—1664
- The loan—1665
- General election?—1666
- Forest Bill—2854
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2101
- Natal Rail. Facilities—811
- Natives Land Bill—2531, 3135, 3138
- White Labour—662
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1131, 1138, 1139
Level Crossing Accidents
- Mr. Nathan—1380
Level Crossings, Winburg
- Mr. H. Theron—2599
Library Committee
- Appointed—34
- 1st report—2616
’ Library of Parlt.
- Mr. Duncan—2143
Librarian & Draftsman
- Select Committee 288
- Senate’s message—1039
- Sir T. Watt—1418
- Message to Senate—1457
Licensing Boards, Zululand
- Mr. Clayton—607
Licensing Courts
- Estimates—2701
Lichfield Settlement
- Mr. Venter—1387
Lichtenburg Post Office
- Mr. Vermaas—476
Lien Bill
- 1st Reading—24
- 2nd Reading—247
- House divides—257
- Bill dropped
Light Rail. Lines
- Budget speech—904
Lighthouses
- Rail. Estimates—3433
Lighting Pretoria Yard
- Mr. Boydell—2571
Lime & Sulphur Dips
- Mr. Venter—347
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Lindley Road Rail.
- Mr. Keyter—52
Linesmen’s Overalls
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Liquor Law
- Mr. Andrews—3307
Liquor Licenses, Pilgrims Rest
- Mr. Haggar—1161
Liquor Monopoly, Middelburg
- Mr. Du Toit—1416
Liquor at Rly. Buffets
- Mr. Schreiner—1574
Liquor Traffic, Illicit
- Sir D. Hunter—3021
Liquor Traffic on Rand
- Mr. Merriman—2708
Liquor in Training Camps
- Sir E. Walton—3054
Little’s Dip
- Mr. Van der Walt—1380
Livestock, Rates on
- Mr. Venter—3406
Loan Estimates
- See Estimates
Loan Appropriation Bill
- 1st Reading—3471
- 2nd Reading—3471
- In Committee—3474
- 3rd Reading—3490
- Royal assent—3554
Loan Redemption Bill
- 1st Reading—3130
- 2nd Reading—3435
- In Committee—3436
- 3rd Reading—3436
- Royal assent—3554
Loans, Cape Wineries
- Genl. J. Smuts—1160
Loans to Civil Servants
- Mr. Jagger—1053
Loans to Creameries
- Mr. Meyler—1054
Loans, Flotation of
- Sir E. Walton—1175, 1241
Loan Fund Expenditure
- Genl. J. Smuts—1752
Local Allowances
- Mr. Currey—2210
- Estimates—2701
- Rail. Estimates—3433
Local Industries
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Local Industries & Tariff
- Mr. Nathan—1171
Local Water Schemes
- Mr. Baxter—2788, 3026, 3350
Locomotive Engines
- Mr. Andrews—3021
Locomotives Cause Fires
- Mr. Van der Walt—946
- See Railway
Lombard’s Tram Concession
- Mr. Du Toit—346
London Trades Commissioner
- Sir T. Smartt—2791
Long, Mr. B. K.
- Cape Fixed Estab. Servants
- Pension contributors—1388
- Civil Servants’ Promotion
- Commission’s action—12
- Estimates
- Budget—1463
- Cabinet crisis—1463
- Deeds, registration of—1464
- Native question—1465
- Taxes, uniform—1466
- Cape Stock—1467
- Library—2143
- Skating rink—2425
- Local allowances—2703
- Pretoria Gaol, suspensions—2717
- Provincial Councils—2899, 2901
- Parly. buildings—3285, 3286
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Koopmans de Wet sale—937
- Awaiting trial prisoners—987
- Pro Deo cases—990
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. bookstalls—3455, 3457
- Estimates, Railway
- Weekly wages—3414
- Excise and Customs Bill—3502, 3505, 3520, 3523
- Financial Relations Bill—1904, 1926
- Immigration Correspondence
- With Imperial Govt.—1942
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2663, 2667, 2670
- Knorhaan Drift Weir
- Destroyed by floods—1379
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2398
- Mare, Trial of P. P.—416
- Natives Land Bill—2480, 2482, 3173, 3323
- Naval Cadets—2591
- Petitions—35, 606, 1060, 1311, 1677, 2357
- Pretoria Gaol, Escapes from
- To be investigated ?—1390
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—376
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- Men’s grievances—1034
- Railway Men Retired
- Abolition of offices—1575
- Rail. Men’s Rights at Union
- On fixed establishment—1172
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—163
- Technical Education—2202
- Transfer Duty Bill—1870
- University Bill—1368
- Valuation of Property—396
- Women Lawyers—357
Long’s Petition, C.
- Sir D. Hunter—130
Loot Moneys
- Mr. Keyter—958
Loubser, Fireman
- Mr. Andrews—955
Louis Trichardt Separate District
- Mr. Mentz—209
Louw, Mr. G. A.
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—905
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—171
- Butter and Eggs on Rail.
- Imported and local—1387
- Demurrage on Trucks
- Board’s decision wanted—607
- Financial Relations Bill—731, 1835
- Forest Bill—1806
- Native Affairs Committee—85
- Natives Buying Land—511
- Natives Land Bill—2532
- No Confidence, Motion of—2003
- Norvals Pont Station
- The goods shed—2599
- Petitions—2358
- Rail. Construction Bill—3001
- Rail. Select Committee—532
- Teachers’ Salaries, Cape—1388
- Valuation of Properties—398
- White Labour—657
Luipaardsvlei Stands
- Mr. Sampson—770
Lunatic Asylums
- Mr. Baxter—120, 1176, 1285
- See also Asylums
Lunatic at Kimberley
- Dr. Watkins—107
Lunatic in Prison
- Mr. Baxter—48
Lunatics, Treatment of
- Select Committee—2156
- Committee’s report—2391
Maasdorp, Mr. G. H.
- Estimates
- Budget—1666
- Cabinet crisis—1667
- Cape development—1668
- Wine industry—1669
- Rail. development—1670
- School inspectors
- Numbers, salaries—1378
- Vermin, Destruction of—1771
Macaulay, Dr. D.
- Criminal Court Fees
- Expert witnesses—113
- Estimates
- Budget—1697, 1700
- Cabinet crisis—1700
- University Bill—1701
- Mr. Fremantle’s speech—1702
- Parly. salaries—2133, 2135, 2136
- Justice Vote—2435
- Defence Vote—3057
- Mines, black lists?—3205
- Mine inspectors—3214
- Public Health Dept.—3296
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Prisoners awaiting trial—987
- Financial Relations Bill—1920
- Geological Survey Dept.
- Move it from Pretoria?—773
- Inquest Law
- New legislation?—111, 113
- Land Settlement Act
- What has been done?—118
- Lunatic Asylums—1182
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2400
- Miners’ Phthisis Act
- Amendment needed—1766
- Naval Cadets—2591, 2598
- Petitions—258
- Rail. Men’s Quarters—142
- Valuation of Properties—597
- Wines and Spirits Bill—867, 1131
Macdonald’s Petition, H. J.
- Mr. Kuhn—1579, 1943
Machinery, Rebates on
- Mr. P. Marais—1385
Mackintoshes, Linesmen’s
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Maclear & Elliot Bill
- 2nd Reading—1817
- In Committee—2086
- Committee’s amendments—2113
- 3rd Reading—2186
- Royal assent—3170
MacNeillie, Dr. J. C.
- Children’s Protection Bill—3042, 3043, 3044
- Contract Immigrants Bill—240
- Estimates
- Parly. salaries—2136
- Medical witnesses’ fees—2697
- Warders’ promotions—2714, 2717
- Public Health Dept.—3293
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2250
- Imported Thoroughbreds—143
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1588
- Lien Bill—254
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2402
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2385
- Natal Marriage Bill—1943
- Naval Contribution—643
- Patents Consolidation Law
- Is legislation proposed?—1571
- Petitions—1457
- Postal Boxes, Renters of
- Names kept secret?—1576
- Postal Officers, Relieving
- Sickness or leave—953
- Postal Stores and Equipment
- Are they audited?—953
- Prison Officers, Promotions of
- The senior subordinates—1577
- Prisons Service Order No. 4
- Single quarters allowances—1383
- Prison Warders
- Prospects of promotion—1758
- Pub. Service Commission
- Records of service (forms)—950
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—372
- Rail. Construction Bill—780
- Reformatory and Industrial Schools
- How many officers?—1388
- Subsistence Allowance Claims
- Transfer of officers—1384
- White Labour—527
Madeley, Mr. W. B.
- Agricul. School Mechanics
- Standard wages—2358
- Apex Gold Mine
- Why stopped ?—123
- Apex Mine Natives
- Underground 48 hours—3490
- Appropriation Bill
- Miners’strike—3372
- Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Miners’ phthisis—1065
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—176, 178, 437
- Benoni and Apex Mines
- To be restarted?—478
- Benoni and Boksburg Police
- Too few—51
- Benoni-Welgedacht Rail.
- Complete it, when?—108
- Bishop’s Petition, Mrs.—1767
- Business of House—2584
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—84, 2693, 2694, 2828, 2830, 2834
- Catering on the Railway
- Stewards for holiday service—945
- Children’s Protection Bill—3042, 3043, 3044, 3045, 3046, 3047, 3339, 3340
- Contract Immigrants Bill—24, 242
- Customs Management Bill—1458
- Diamonds, Tax on
- Barnatos’statement—1577
- Eight Hours Day
- On Rand Mines—117
- Estimates
- Budget—1469
- Land taxation—1469
- Unemployed—1470
- Miners’ Phthisis—1472
- Teachers, £40 a year—1473
- State-controlled steamers—1474, 1635, 1702
- Hansard—2143
- Messenger, 3s. 6d. a day—2216
- Bars in ostrich feathers—2217
- 3s. 6d. a day people—2227
- Botany—2268
- Labour, experimental stations—2306
- Chemistry dept.—2308
- Guano—2310, 2312
- Mealies re-imported—2315
- Agric. education—2344
- Elsenburg school—2345, 2347
- Lawrence, A.—2351
- Potchefstroom school—2351, 2352
- Ermelo stud farm—2353
- Rangers’wages—2356
- Native mortality—2423
- Witnesses’ fees—2434
- Black-leg barristers—2435
- Cape Administrator—2898
- Chaplain’s allowances—2912
- Coal traffic—2912
- Kafir bootmakers—3060
- Mines, closing of—3071
- Mine inspectors—3203
- Surprise visits, mines—3205, 3206
- “ Cowardly attack ”—3212
- Warned by telephone—3212, 3214
- Miners’ Phthisis Board—3217
- Poor children in colleges—3236
- State-owned colleges—3238
- Postal grievances—3251
- Grants to m’ palities—3284
- Immigration, assisted—3299
- Immigration Dept., salaries—3299
- Pub. Service Commission—3302
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Miners’ phthisis—939
- Defence stores fund—984
- Pro Deo cases—990
- Colleges, grants to—991
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. bookstalls—3455
- Estimates, Railway
- Coal, rates on—3409
- Rail. grievances—3413
- Guards’uniforms—3422
- Excise and Customs Bill—3496
- Fair Wage Clause—134
- Financial Relations Bill—1826, 1845, 1884, 2077
- Forest Bill—1796, 2837, 2838, 2855, 2856, 2850, 2851, 2928, 2929, 2936
- Garnisheeing of Wages—419
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2242, 2328, 2338, 2603, 2605, 2614, 2633, 2638, 2640, 2643
- Internal Arrangements Committee—33, 51
- Legal Profession, Women in—2180, 2182
- Lien Bill—252
- Mail Contract—755, 757, 764
- Mines, Closing of
- Govt. inquiry—47, 124
- Use pressure?—1390
- Miners’ Hours Underground
- Van Ryn Deep, Geduld—482, 610, 3035, 3037
- Miners’ Phthisis—3527
- Miners’ Phthisis Act
- Amend it—2369, 2878, 3352, 3550, 3552
- Miners’ Phthisis Board
- The men refused?—108
- Miners’ Phthisis Compensation
- Information wanted—16
- Delay in paying—771
- Miners’ Phthisis Medical Staff
- Duties, salaries—946
- Mozambique Native Wages—1021
- Natal Coal on Rail.—417
- Natal Rail. Facilities—822, 823
- Native Affairs Committee—3528
- Natives Land Bill—2488, 3146, 3190, 3191
- Naval Contribution—688
- New Kleinfontein Strike—2791
- Five dismissals—3023
- Their reinstatement—3306
- No Confidence, Motion of—1967, 1985
- North Barrow Commonage—1091
- Orient Shaft, Benoni
- Twelve-hour shifts—1936
- Parlt., House Messengers
- Help as waiters—1937
- Pass and Squatters Bill—568
- Pensions and Gratuities—1086, 3480
- Petitions—201
- Police Regulations—1396, 1397
- Postman’s Uniforms
- Delay in issue—214
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—365, 367
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Boksburg-Springs line—1079
- Rail. Construction Bill—2808, 2919
- Railway Re-grading
- Clerical staff—2572
- Rail. Stewards’ Duties
- Help at Govt. House?—1938
- Rail. Workshops Piecework
- Result of ballot—48, 59, 69, 153, 162, 165
- Rand. Rail. Men’s Hours
- 10—12 hours daily—614
- Reuter’s Agency
- Newspaper conspiracy—25, 32
- Newspapers’complaints?—50
- Sea Point Ticket Inspectors
- Hazardous work—1386
- Shop Hours, Transvaal—418
- Solicitors and Govt. Work
- May all share?—1571
- Springs-Witbank Rail.
- To be considered?—125
- Sunday Inspections of Mines
- In Boksburg district—1161
- Sunday labour—2586
- Transvaal Postal Service
- Very much unrest—1939
- Unemployed, work for
- What is proposed?—1938
- University Bill—1371
- Valuations of Properties—400, 402
- Wages Boards—2798
- Waste Lands Committee—42, 2683, 2684, 2685, 2686, 2687, 2689, 2690, 2691, 3488
- White Labour—329, 520, 1006, 1013
- Wines and Spirits Bill—863, 889, 1867, 2674, 2675
- Women’s Franchise—364
- Women Lawyers
- The petitions—357
- Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.—3029
Magaliesberg Rail.
- Mr. Van der Walt—117
Magistrates’Buildings
- Estimates—3288
Magistrates’ Courts Reviews
- 1st Reading—488
- Bill dropped—3556
Magistrate’s Court, Bloemhof
- Mr. De Waal—617
Magistrate’s Court, Bothaville
- Mr. H. Theron—393
Magistrates’ Courts, Cape Town
- Mr. Baxter—3288
Magistrate’s Court, Dealesville
- Mr. van Niekerk—205
Magistrate’s Court, Cofimvaba
- Mr. Schreiner—3309
Magistrate’s Court, Heidelberg
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—204
Magistrate’s Court, Johannesburg
- Mr. Sampson—206
Magistrate’s Court, Pinetown
- Mr. Fawcus—472, 1393
Magistrate’s Court, Prieska
- Mr. Kuhn—781
Magistrates’ Courts, Rand
- Mr. Creswell—2156
Magistrate’s Court, Rhodes
- Mr. Krige—1760
Magistrate’s Court, Strydenburg
- Mr. P. Marais—3021
Magistrate’s Court, Zastron
- Mr. Steytler—3033
Mahommedan Marriages
- Sir D. Hunter—3030
Mail Contract
- Sir E. Walton—101
- Sir D. Graaff—699, 735
- House divides—756, 763, 764
- Sir T. Watt—3219
Mail Contract and Coal
- Mr. Boydell—994
- Estimates—2912
Mail Passengers to Suburbs
- Sir D. Hunter—348
Maitland Location Revenue
- Mr. Haggar—1939
Makenana’s Petition, W.
- Mr. Fremantle—1775
Malan, Mr. F. S.
- (Minister of Mines and Minister of Education)
- Afrikander Propy. Mine—1379
- Apex Gold Mines—123
- Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Miners’ phthisis—1065
- Australian National Mint—782
- Bellevue Tins, Ltd.—478
- Benoni and Apex Mines—478
- Bloemhof Diamond Diggings—617
- Business of House—3540, 3554
- Civil Service Exams.—612
- Civil Service Transfers—49
- Coal Miners’ Hours—945
- Coal Trust and Mail Contract—261
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3540
- Contract Immigrants Bill—242
- De Beers Dynamite Explosion—126
- Defence, Ration Scale—777
- Diamond Cutting Factory—105
- Diamond Mines’Output—206
- Diamond Mines’ Profits—139, 394
- (See also Errata)
- Diamonds, Tax on—1577
- Dynamite and Explosives—207
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—840
- Education of Coloured People—1402, 1409, 1413
- Education Depts., Provincial—3309
- Estimates
- Budget—1260, 1516
- Ministers’ portfolios—2210
- Ostrich feathers, bars in—2218
- Co-operation—2309
- Guano—2311
- Mealies, exported—2315
- Bursaries—2345
- Forestry—2355
- Wood, free to natives—2356
- Rangers’wages—2356
- Provincial Councils—2909
- Rates on Govt. property—2910
- Leasehold townships—2910
- Sunday Observance Commiss.—2911
- Bewaarplaatsen—3065, 3201
- Govt. areas—3069
- Miners’ phthisis—3069
- Govt. to work mines?—3069, 3070, 3071, 3074
- Mine Commissioners—3201
- Mine inspectors—3202, 3209
- Electric blasting—3202
- Regulations, amended—3203
- Black lists, mines—3205
- Dust underground—3206
- Managers’responsibility—3207
- Machinery inspection—3214
- Oil, expert for—3214, 3216
- Industrial Disputes Act—3215
- Phthisis, apprentices—3216
- Boring for minerals—3216
- Roads for mines—3216
- Diggers’sanitation—3216
- Miners’ Phthisis Board—3217
- And the staff—3217
- University Commission—3221
- Genl. Hertzog’s speech—3225, 3228
- Directors’reports—3231, 3232
- Cape Superintendent—3236
- State-owned colleges?—3238
- Grey college—3239
- University Council report—3239
- Compiling S.A. history—3240
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Koopmans de Wet sale—935, 936
- Colleges, grants to—993
- Cape wineries—1043
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s residence—3464
- Excise and Customs Bill—3509, 3522
- Factories Act—343
- Ferguson Champ d’Or—2160
- Financial Relations Bill—841, 1855
- Free State Bursaries—2792
- Forest Bill—2836, 2837, 2840, 2841, 2842, 2843, 2844, 2846, 2848, 2849, 2850, 2851, 2852, 2853, 2854, 2855, 2856, 2857. 2858, 2860, 2861, 2862, 2866, 2931, 2935, 2936
- 2nd Reading—1790, 1804, 1808
- Gallamziekte, Robertson’s Remedy—608
- Geological Survey Dept.—773
- Higher Education Bill—337
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2567, 2606, 2609, 2667
- Kopjes Irrigation—482
- Labour Shortage, Clanwilliam—475
- Library Committee—34
- Lichtenburg Post Office—477
- Luipaardsvlei Stands—770
- Lunatics in Prisons—48
- Mara Saltpan Lease—616
- Mines, Closing of—47, 124, 1390
- Mines’ Eight Hours Day—117
- Mines, Mortality on—2787
- Mines, Sunday Inspections—1161
- Mines, Sunday Work on—1162
- Miners’ Hours Underground—483
- Miners’ Phthisis—3528
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2374, 2375, 2386, 3547
- Miners’ Phthisis Board—2163
- Miners’ Phthisis Board Reports—46, 478, 1755
- Miners’ Phthisis Compensation—16, 17, 141, 771, 1568, 1569
- Miners’ Phthisis, Comp. Refused—108
- Miners’ Phthisis Medical Staff—947
- Miners’ Phthisis, Land Settlement—946
- Murchison Mines’ Water—1165
- Natal Land and Loan Fund—1311
- Natives Land Bill—3171
- Naval Contribution—692
- New Kleinfontein Strike—2791, 2971, 3023,3306
- No Confidence, Motion of—1949, 1985
- Orient Shaft, Benoni—1936
- Ostriches, Barbary—608
- Parlt. House Messengers—1937
- Pensions and Gratuities—3481, 3482
- Pilgrims Rest Goldfields—472
- Premier Diamond Co.—265
- Premier Diamonds, Sales of—109
- Premier Mine Directors—613
- Premier Mine Profits—139, 394
- Reports—8, 11, 45, 101, 166, 337, 699, 765, 1124, 1311, 1521, 1892, 2481, 2880,. 3075, 3170
- School Expenditure—52
- School Inspectors—1378
- Sheep, Permits for Moving—610
- Sunday Labour—2589
- Sunday Observance Commiss.—45, 772, 2151
- Teachers’ Certificates—110
- Technical Education—2037, 2044, 2048, 2197
- Trading on Mine Areas—19
- Transv. Leasehold Townships—941
- Transv. Precious Stones Bill—392
- Transv. Precious Metals Bill—1176, 2868, 2869, 2870, 2871, 2872, 2873, 2874, 2876, 2877, 2937
- 2nd Reading—2735, 2736, 2738
- Transvalia Land Co.—1764
- Tuberculosis Commission—768
- Unemployed, Relief of—123
- University Bill—235, 841, 1196, 1312, 1336, 1339, 1341, 1343, 1346, 1348, 1364, 1368, 1370, 1372, 1376, 1418, 1458, 2569
- University at Groote Schuur—216
- University, the Papers—143
- Van Ryn Deep, Hours at—610
- Voorspoed Mine—203
- Waste Lands Committee—2686
- Water, Conservation of—1207, 1209, 1217
- Women’s Suffrage—233
- Wonder Mine—125
- Workmen’s Compensation, Natal—772
Malenge Booking Clerk
- Mr. Nathan—415
Mallet Engines
- Mr. Andrews—3021
Malopo Postal Agency
- Genl. Lemmer—1381
Manœuvres, Military
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Mapoch, Water at
- Mr. du Toit—121
Maps of Constituencies
- Sir T. Smartt—609
Mara and Buisplaats
- Mr. Mentz—488
- Mr. Schreiner—777
Mara Saltpan Lease
- Mr. Mentz—616
Marais, Mr. J. H.
- Petitions—729
- Wines and Spirits Bill—847
Marais, Mr. P. G.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3330
- Agricul. Machinery
- Rail. rebate—1385
- Belmont-Douglas Rail.
- The Board to inquire?—3026
- Boring, Subterranean Water
- Sum on Estimates?—776
- De Aar Fiscal Division
- Govt. to consider—489
- Division List Error—1934
- Estimates
- East Coast Fever—2221
- Fencing of Railways
- Farmers liable?—345
- Fencing, Standard of—129
- Financial Relations Bill—732
- Government Stallions
- Information wanted—344
- Petitions—2112
- Postcart to Hope Town
- And Leeuwberg—2570
- Quit Rent Inquiry
- Is legislation proposed?—1383
- Rail. Construction Bill—2784, 2959
- Smith’s Petition, G. D.—420
- Strydenburg Court
- To be considered —3021
- Taxing Officer’s Fees—143
- Vermin, Destruction of—1773
- Water, Conservation of—970
- Women’s Suffrage—650
Mare, Trial of P. P.
- Mr. Nathan—415, 1169
Marine Engineer Appointed
- Mr. Jagger—1601
Maritzburg, Flag at
- Mr. Silburn—2577
Market at Cape Town
- Mr. Alexander—1163
Marquard Post Office
- Mr. Cronje—1941
Marriages, Mahommedan
- Sir D. Hunter—3030
Marriage Law, Natal
- Sir D. Hunter—391
- See Natal
Mauritian School
- Mr. Haggar—2573
Mealies, Inspection of
- Mr. Jagger—2315
- See also Grain
Mealies, Transport of
- Genl. Lemmer—3406
Meals of Rail. Guards
- Mr. Andrews—210
Measured Service Rate
- Mr. Quinn—952
Meat, Duty on Imported
- Mr. Haggar—346
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Meat, Sale of Diseased
- Mr. Henderson—2221
Medals and Cups, Imports
- Mr. Haggar—50
Medical Practitioners
- See Doctors
Medical Witnesses’ Fees
- Estimates—2434, 2697
Medicinal Waters, Rates on
- Mr. Nicholson—2359
Members of Parlt, Trading
- Mr. Haggar—1775
Mentz, Mr. H.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3273, 3277, 3331
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—169, 198
- Bellevue Tins, Ltd.
- Information wanted—478
- Business of House—2068, 3027
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2830
- Estimates
- E.C. fever—2219
- Field-cornets, political—2314
- Murchison water—3068
- Louis Trichardt buildings—3289
- Tzaneen—3348
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Pro Deo cases—989
- Financial Relations Bill—841
- Forest Bill—2848. 2852. 2853
- Highlands, Quarantine at
- By whose error?—1163
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1581
- Louis Trichardt
- New fiscal district?—209
- Mara and Buisplaats
- Native landowners—488
- Mara Saltpan, Lease
- Issue licences?—616
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2372
- Mozambique Native Wages—498
- Murchison Water Supply
- What is the Dept. doing?—1165
- Native Land Purchasers
- A return wanted—610
- Natives Land Bill—2451, 3125, 3136, 3140,. 3142, 3151. 3169, 3171
- Native Squatting
- Is legislation proposed ?—17
- Occupation of Farms Act
- Grants of titles—351. 355
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2875
- Valuations of Property—404, 405
Merriman, Mr. J. X.
- Addit. Appropriation Bill
- Stores. £250.000?—1070
- Administration of Estates Bill—3274, 3331, 3476, 3477
- Appropriation Bill—3374
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3358
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—907
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—174, 168, 181, 196, 197, 426, 432, 433, 434, 436,440, 441, 695
- Auditor-General’s Report—84
- Black Peril Commission—3264, 3303
- Botanical Garden—2166, 2172
- Business of House—2070, 2584
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—82, 2937, 2938
- Children’s Protection Bill—3047, 3049
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3639
- Contract Immigrants Bill—238, 243
- De Aar Fiscal Division—489
- Education of Coloured People—1124
- Further State aid—1401, 1408
- Estimates
- Budget—873, 896, 1080, 1101
- Financial position—1102
- Revenue—1103
- Defence, education—1104
- Education, cost of—1105
- Over-estimated revenue—1106
- Cheese, eggs, milk—1107
- Minerals—1108
- Native wages, £31—1109
- Farmers’47
- millions capital—1110
- Whites leaving S.A.—1111
- Defence—1112
- Public debt—1113
- Bewaarplaatsen—1114
- Lavish salaries—1115, 1116, 1122, 1261, 1296, 1303. 1425, 1474
- Parly, salaries—2135
- Library books—2143
- What will an acre yield?—2303
- Agric. education—2344
- Native mortality—2421
- Compound system—2424
- Attorneys’ fees—2698, 2699
- Rand liquor traffic—2708
- Natal Indian tax—2727
- High Commissioner—2732
- Loan, failure of—2735
- Amusements tax—2891, 2897
- Education, dear—3229
- Education, the position—3235
- Colleges, struggling—3239
- Fair wages, and fair profits?—3290
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—916
- Defence stores fund—978, 980, 982, 984
- Ruling, anticipating debates—998
- Cape wineries—1040, 1044
- Natal coal ring—1048, 1049
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. accounts—3345, 3346
- Natal main line—3448
- Governor’s house—3457, 3459, 3461, 3462, 3463, 3464
- Settlers, advice to—3469
- Land banks—3470
- Estimates, Railway
- Steel trust—3409
- Excise and Customs—361, 362, 3500, 3508, 3522, 3527, 3530, 3531, 3532, 3533
- Financial Relations Bill—93, 100, 301, 303, 733, 1819, 1820, 1825, 1830, 1833, 1840, 1845, 1848, 1851, 1852, 1858, 1872, 1876, 1878, 1880. 1881, 1891, 1893, 1894, 1898, 1902, 1903, 1911, 1913, 1918, 1921, 2074, 2078, 2081
- Forest Bill—1798, 2843, 2861, 2862, 2932
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2095, 2631, 2632, 2633, 2634, 2642, 2656
- Leave to Give Evidence
- In Senate—1862
- Mail Contract—713, 721, 727
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2376, 3545
- Mozambique Native Wages—497, 505
- Natal Rail. Facilities—813
- Natives Land Bill—2296, 2298, 2439, 3142, 3147, 3148, 3151, 3159, 3173, 3326, 3380
- Naval Contribution—631
- Petitions—10, 258, 1637, 2269
- Pretoria Gaol Convict
- Death of Jessop—2652
- Pub. Debt Commiss., Report—831-
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- The rail. “ monopoly”—1068
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie Rail. debentures—1078
- Rail. Construction Bill—2769, 2803, 2914, 2916, 2919, 2923, 2948, 2957, 2979, 2985, 3075
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1231
- Rain Making in California
- Information wanted—125
- Reuter’s Cable Service—30
- Second Rail. Appropriation (Part)—2886
- Sprigg, Late Sir G.—103
- Technical Education—2040, 2041
- Unauthorised Expend. Bill—3131
- Valuations of Properties—398, 402
- Waste Lands Committee—2687. 2688
- Water, Conservation of—960
- White Labour—515, 655, 656, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1024, 1025
- Select Committee—2617, 3087, 3096, 3102
- Wines and Spirits Bill—387, 844, 846, 851, 860, 890, 1140, 2682
Merweville Fiscal Divn.
- Dr. Neethling—2585
Messengers of House, Duties
- Mr. Madeley—1937
Messing Allowance, Defence
- Mr. Henwood—777
Meyer, F. G.
- Mr. Meyler—2259, 2265
Meyer, Mr. I. J.
- Estimates
- Budget—1712
- Cabinet crisis—1713
- Vrede posts—3250
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2321
- Mozambique Native Wages—1020
- Natal Rail. Facilities—815
- Petitions—74
- Vryheid, Water at—1188
Meyler, Mr. H. M.
- Business of House—2582
- Estcourt Vety. Officials
- Surgeon Webb—2571
- Estimates
- Budget—1622
- Land tax—1622
- Unearned increment—1623
- Racialism—1624
- Natal and the crisis—1625
- Naval base—1626
- Parly. salaries—2134, 2138
- Transport charges—2154
- E.C. fever—2227
- Meyer, sheep inspector—2259, 2265
- Horse sickness—2267
- Cedara school—2350, 2351
- Deportation expenses—2426
- Judgeships, as rewards—2431
- Estcourt barracks—2718
- Estcourt, squadron at—3059
- Natal Royal Regt.—3060, 3061
- Rifle club grants—3062
- Aviation Corps—3063, 3064
- Navy—3064
- Natal leper asylums—3301
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Natal coal ring—1046
- Union Buildings, the stone—1052
- Estimates, Loan Expenditure
- Loans to creameries—1054
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3451
- Estimates, Railway Addit.
- Road motor services—1059
- Excise and Customs Bill—3493, 3498, 3508, 3516, 3522
- Factories Act
- Is legislation proposed?—343
- Financial Relations Bill—1896, 1911, 1921, 1923
- Fort Durnford Buildings
- S.A. Mounted Rifles—607
- Franchise Qualifications—1377
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2404, 2407
- Hailstorms, Protection Against—360
- Howick Rail. Station
- Platform wanted—2162
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2087, 2547, 2548, 2550, 2551, 2558, 2559, 2562, 2563, 2564, 2565, 2601, 2630, 2632, 2634, 2640, 2646, 2647, 2650, 2656, 2657, 2658, 2659, 2660, 2661, 2662, 2742, 2744, 2745, 2747, 3439
- Land Settlement
- Oversea applicants—122, 210
- Report, schedule—768
- Applicants—946
- The report—957
- Legal Profession, Women in
- Their petition—2179, 2182
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1580, 1588, 2034
- Mail Contract—715
- Ministers’Wives
- Free rail. trips—3307
- Mooi River Station
- Men’s quarters—142
- Moreland’s Claim, J. H. B.—3038
- Mozambique Native Wages—502
- Natal Indian Immigration—3538
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2192, 2410, 2411
- Natal Postal Grievances—2794
- Natal Rail. Facilities—816
- Natal Royal Regiment
- To be disbanded?—2159
- Native Affairs Committee—3528
- Native Labour Mortality—2363
- Natives Land Bill—2523, 3115, 3133, 3135, 3140, 3159, 3160, 3163, 3173, 3176, 3179, 3182, 3184, 3186, 3187, 3190, 3198, 3199, 3313, 3314, 3321, 3322
- Naval Contribution—641
- North Barrow Commonage Bill—1090
- Parly. Draftsman, Librarian—1419
- Petitions—1567
- Provincial Council Ordinances May Parlt. veto?—87
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1071
- Rail. Construction Bill—2810, 2914, 2940, 2944, 2973, 2982, 2983, 2986, 2989, 2995, 2998, 3003
- Rail. Signalmen’s Hours
- Mooi River Station—138
- Road Motor Transport
- What is the cost?—2361
- Schroeders Railway
- And other Natal lines—479
- Second Rail. Appropriation (Part)
- Coal nitrogenous—2887
- Stent, Mr. Vere
- A Pretoria meeting—105
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1191Valuations of Properties—407
- Vermin, Destruction of—1774
- Webb, Vety. Surgeon
- The papers wanted—2184
- White Labour—1017, 1025
- Women’s Suffrage—220
- Wonder Mine
- The inquiry—125
- Young’s Petition, A. J. G.
- Late court messenger—1579
Middelburg, Liquor Licences
- Mr. du Toit—1416
Middelburg Telephone
- Mr. du Toit—3244
Midland Rly. Fire Paths.
- Sir E. Walton—618
Military Manoeuvres
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Miller’s Petition, R.
- Mr. van Eeden—1765
Millner’s Petition
- Mr. Alexander—1415
Mine Areas, Trading on
- Mr. Sampson—19
Mines, Closing of
- Mr. Madeley—47, 124, 1590, 3071
Mines’ Convict Labour
- Mr. Haggar—473
Mine Inspections
- Estimates—3203
Mine inspections, Sundays
- Mr. Madeley—1161
Mine Mortality
- Mr. Creswell—2786
Mine Natives
- See also Natives
- See also Mortality
Mine Native Mortality
- Mr. Silburn—2362
Mine Natives, Imported
- Mr. Creswell—2573
- See also Natives
- See also Creswell, Mr.
Mine Natives, Sickness
- Mr. Creswell—3304
Mines’ Sunday Labour
- Mr. Andrews—1161
Mine Natives, Tropical
- Mr. Creswell—15
Mine Natives, Wages Reserved
- Mr. Creswell—14
Mine Water, Murchison
- Mr. Mentz—1165
Mines’Working Hours
- Mr. Madeley—117
Miners’ Hours, Benoni
- Mr. Madeley—1936
Miners’ Hours Below
- Mr. Madeley—482, 609
- Mr. Andrews—3033
- House divides—3037
- Mr. Duncan—3068
Miners’ Phthisis Act
- Dr. Macaulay—1766
- Mr. Madeley—2369. 2878, 3527
- Mr. Creswell—3490, 3493, 3540, 3542
- House divides—3552
- See also Mortality
Miners’ Phthisis, Apprentices
- Estimates—3216
Miners’ Phthisis Board
- Mr. Creswell—1754
Miners’ Phthisis Compensation
- Mr. Madeley—16, 108, 771
- Mr. Andrews—17, 141
- Mr. Creswell—1568, 1569
Miners’ Phthisis Committee
- Mr. Creswell— 2163
- Estimates—3066
Miners’ Phthisis Medical Staff
- Mr. Madeley—946
Miners’ Phthisis, Natives
- Estimates—2719
- Mr. Creswell—2787
Miners’ Phthisis, Report
- Mr. Creswell—46, 477
Miners’ Phthisis & Settlements
- Mr. Nathan—782, 945
Miners’ Strike
- See New Kleinfontein
- Mr. Creswell—2971
- Mr. Madeley—3023, 3306
- Estimates—3362
Minister of Agricul.
- See Botha, Genl.
Ministers’ Allowances
- Mr. Quinn—2364
Minister of Defence
- See Smuts, Genl. J.
Minister of Education
- See Malan, Mr.
Minister of Finance
- See Smuts, Genl. J.
Minister of Interior
- See Fischer, Mr.
Minister of Justice
- See Sauer, Mr.
Minister of Lands
- See Fischer, Mr.
Minister of Mines
- See Malan, Mr.
Minister of Native Affairs
- See Sauer, Mr.
Minister of Posts
- See Watt, Sir T.
Minister of Pub. Works
- See Watt, Sir T.
Minister of Railways
- See Burton, Mr.
Ministers’ Rail. Passes
- Mr. Meyler—3307
Ministers’ Salaries
- Mr. Jagger—2152
Minister Without Portfolio
- See Graaff, Sir D.
Mint, Australian
- Mr. Nicholson—781
Mint at Pretoria
- Mr. P. Grobler—486
Misnum Appeal Case
- Mr. Creswell—1168
Mission Stations, Land Buyers
- Mr. Schreiner—1174
Mist Kraal Telephones
- Mr. Rademeyer—768
Mohair and Anthrax
- Mr. Oosthuisen—942
Money Orders, Printing of
- Mr. Sampson—390
Monthly Wages, Rail.
- Dr. Hewat—953
Mooi River Rly. Quarters
- Mr. Meyler—142
Mooi River Signalmen
- Mr. Meyler—138
Mooresvale Roads Closed
- Mr. Venter—484
Morant-Whitaker
- Estimates Add. Expend.—984
Moreland’s Petition, J. H. B.
- Mr. Fawcus—3037
Mortality on Mines
- See also Native
- Mr. Creswell—2786
Mortality of Mine Natives
- Mr. Silburn—2362
- Estimates 2719
Mortality Native Labour
- Mr. Meyler—2363
Mortality Tropical Natives
- Mr. Creswell—2163
- Mr. Sauer—2229
- Estimates—2417
- Mr. Burton—2419
Motions
- See the various subject headings
- See also names of members moving
Motion of No Confidence
- Mr. Creswell—1944
- House divides 2026
Motor Bicycle Damaged
- Mr. Botha—12
Motor-car Accident
- Mr. van der Walt—2359
Motor-cars, Rail.
- Mr. Haggar—1166
Motor-cars, Tax on
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Motor Services, Road
- Mr. Meyler—1059, 2361
Mount Frere Faction Fight
- Mr. King—947
Mozambique Natives
- See Natives
- See Tropical
- See Mines
- See White
- See Creswell, Mr.
Mozambique Labour Agreement
- Mr. Creswell—14, 1168, 1578
- Mr. Sampson—126
Mozambique Labour, Petition
- Mr. Geldenhuys—1943
Mozambique Natives’ Pay.
- Mr. Duncan—121
- Mr. Creswell—478, 490, 825, 940, 1019
- House divides—1021
Mozambique Treaty
- Budget speech—896
Muizenberg, Trains to
- Mr. Alexander—126
Municipalities, Grants to
- Estimates—3284
Municipal Market, Gape Town
- Mr. Alexander—1163
Municipal Rates
- Estimates—3282
Municipal Stocks, Stamps
- Mr. Baxter—1754
Municipal Water Schemes
- Mr. Baxter—2788. 3026
- See also Local
Munien, at Verulam
- Sir D.Hunter—2789
Murchison, Water at
- Mr. Mentz—1165, 3068
Museum, Bloemfontein
- Estimates—3291
Museum, Cape Town
- Estimates—3291
Myburgh, Mr. M. W.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—438
- Civil Servants, Temporary
- Their status?—477
- Currie’s Retirement, Chas.—419
- Customs Management Bill—40
- Estimates
- Budget—1533,1686
- Bewaarplaatsen—1687
- Wages 3s. 6d. daily—1688
- Cabinet crisis—1689
- “ Papbroek” ?—1690
- Local allowances—2211
- Guano—2310
- Forest Bill—1807
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2036
- Natal Rail. Facilities—819
- Natives Land Bill—2445
- Petitions—765, 1417
- Public Accounts Committee—167
- Registration of Deeds Bill—1812
- Technical Education—2196, 2197
- Vryheid Town Council
- Their petition—1751
- Select Committee—1187, 1189, 2186
- Waste Lands Committee—42, 43
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855, 858, 887, 1132, 1138
Natal Act 44/04
- Mr. Wyndham—1752
Natal Coal Combine
- Mr. Creswell—1046
- Mr. Boydell—3443
- See also Coal
Natal Coal on rail.
- Mr. Fawcus—48, 417, 805, 3447
Natal, Floods in
- Mr. Clayton—956
Natal Fruit
- Mr. Jagger—1066
Natal Indian Immigration
- 1st Reading—3130
- 2nd Reading—3538
- Bill dropped—3556
Natal Indian, Munien
- Sir D. Hunter—2789
Natal Indians’ Privileges
- Mr. Schreiner—2600
Natal Indian Tax
- Sir D. Hunter—209
- Mr. Baxter—2724
Natal Lady Teacher
- Sir D. Hunter—1025
Natal Land & Loan Fund
- Mr. Fawcus—339
- Mr. Malan—1311
Natal Land Tax
- Mr. Andrews—1655
Natal Magistrates
- Estimates—2700
Natal Mahommedans
- Sir D. Hunter—3030
Natal Main Line
- Mr. Henwood—1644
- Mr. Duncan—3446
Natal Marriage Law
- Sir D. Hunter—391
Natal Marriage Law Bill
- 1st Reading—1943
- 2nd Reading—2189
- In Committee—2410
- 3rd Reading—2482
- Senate’s amendments—3280
- Royal assent—3554
Natal Natives & Leprosy
- Mr. Meyler—1580
Natal Poll Tax
- Mr. Henderson—19
Natal Poll Tax Bill
- 1st Reading—532
- 2nd Reading—695
- In Committee—1091
- 3rd Reading—1092
- Royal assent—1311
Natal Postal Grievances
- Speaker’s ruling—2881
Natal Post Officials
- Mr. Silburn—2162, 2793
Natal Pub. Health Act
- Mr. Henwood—776
Natal Pub. Health Bill
- 1st Reading—2972
- Bill dropped—3538, 3556
Natal Rail. Artisans
- Mr. Robinson—2570
Natal Rail. Bridges
- Mr. Clayton—1391
Natal Rail. Facilities
- Mr. Fawcus—805
- See also Coal
Natal Rail. Strikers
- Mr. Robinson—208, 479, 1706
Natal Royal Regt.
- Mr. Meyler—2159, 3060
Natal Teachers
- Mr. Orr—3490
Natal Workmen’s Compensation
- Mr. Boydell—772
Nathan, Mr. E.
- Additional Appropriation Bill
- Cape wineries—1069
- Stores, £250.000—1070
- Administration of Estates Bill—1158, 3272
- Adulteration of Foods
- Uniform legislation?—3020
- Appropriation Bill—3374
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—290, 291
- Brokers’Notes, Stamps on
- To be abolished?—1166
- Business of House—3400
- Cape Judges, Shortage of
- Appoint more ?—1392
- Children’s Protection Bill—3046, 3048
- Convict’s Death, Pretoria—2653
- De Villiers, Mr. Secundus
- Regulations disregarded ?—1572
- Estimates
- Budget—1472, 1567, 1609
- Police grievances—1609
- My question ignored—1610
- Codification of laws—1611
- Barbary ostriches—1612
- Cabinet crisis—1613, 1648
- Parly. salaries—2135
- Select Committee’s report—2139
- Hansard—2142
- Violets—2144
- Ostriches, bars in feathers—2213
- Suspended sentences—2414
- Patents—2427
- Circuit court arrangements—2432
- Jury, trial by—2434
- Pro Deo cases—2698, 2699
- Transvaal police—2707
- Police pay—2714
- Leasehold townships—2910
- Defence Vote—3054, 3055
- Special duty pay—3058, 3059
- Town mounted corps—3061, 3062
- Mail contract—3261
- Workmen’s compensation—3262
- Magistrates’houses—3289
- Pub. Service Commission—3302
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—915
- Interior salaries—935
- Defence stores fund—976
- Mr. Ginsberg’s action—986
- Suspended sentences—989
- Estimates, Loan Expend.
- Creameries, loans to—1054
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s houses—3460
- Excise and Customs Bill—3505, 3516, 3519, 3526, 3529, 3530, 3533
- Excise and Customs Duties—2761, 3009, 3012, 3017, 3019
- Farm Purchases by Govt.
- How many and why?—779
- Forest Bill—2839, 2851, 2853, 2862, 2864
- Garnisheeing Orders
- Is legislation proposed ?—208
- Garnisheeing of Wages—419, 2405
- Hotel Employees’ Petition
- Refer to Govt.—621
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2241, 2547,. 2549, 2553, 2555, 2562, 2566, 2612, 2618, 2619, 2620, 2645, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2651, 2655, 2656, 2657, 2658, 2659, 2660, 2661, 2662, 2666, 2667, 2741, 2743
- King’s Proctor, Office of
- To be created?—953
- Lambert’s Petition, Joseph
- Refer to Govt.—621
- Lien Bill—250, 256
- Loan Appropriation Bill—3475
- Mail Contract—748
- Mare, Trial of P. P.
- Theft of 8s.—415, 416, 1169
- Miners’ Phthisis Sufferers
- And land settlement—782, 945
- Mozambique Native Wages—503
- Natives Land Bill—3113, 3182
- Ostriches, Barbary
- Cost, deaths, sales—608
- Were any sold?—1170
- Painter, J.
- Not allowed to land—211
- Pass and Squatters Bill—940
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084, 3478, 3479, 3482, 3483
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3491
- Petitions—312, 336, 508, 1677
- Police Dogs
- Number, cost?—482
- Police at East Rand
- Transfers cancelled—2575
- Police, Rail. Concessions to
- To be granted?—2358
- Police Regulations
- We should discuss them—1396, 1399
- Police Report for 1912—3489
- Protective Tariff
- And local industries—1171
- Public Accounts Committee—698
- Public Service List
- Publish it when ?—2360
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—375
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3441
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie line—1078
- Rail. Construction Bill—3040
- Rail. Level Crossings
- Number of accidents?—1380
- Rail. Men’s Uniforms
- Delay in issue—389
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1238
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Rail. Shunting Accident
- Edward Ward—2569
- Rand Telephone Junction Lines
- Are they justified?—954
- Registrar of Births
- New appointment—2365
- Registration of Deeds Bill—1811
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Transfer Duty Bill—1869
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—1176, 2738, 2869, 2870, 2874, 2876, 2878
- Transvaal Telephones
- Trunk delays—954
- Valuation of Properties—405
- White Labour—1017, 1141, 1142, 1143
National Art Gallery
- Mr. Baxter—347
National Botanical Garden
- Sir L. Phillips—2164
National Federation, Building
- Mr. Nathan—1171
National Museum, Bloemfontein
- Mr. Botha—1053
National Society
- Estimates—2731
Native
- See also Pass
- See also Tropical
- See also Labour
- See also Mine
- See also Mortality
- See also Natal
- See also Landowners
- See also Portuguese
- See also Mozambique
Native Affairs Committee
- Appointed—85
- 4th report—730
- Deferred pay—2786
- 3rd and 5th reports—3075
- 3rd and 4th reports—3528
Native Church Sites
- Mr. Sauer—3290
Native Clergyman’s Pass
- Mr. Schreiner—475
Native College
- Mr. Schreiner—3236
Native Compounds, Closed
- Sir L. Phillips—1261
- Estimates—2720
Native Compound Returns
- Mr. Creswell—2718
Natives in Defence Force
- Mr. E. Grobler—485
Natives’ Deferred Pay
- Mr. Duncan—2422
- See Nat. Affairs Committee
- See Native Wages Reserved
Natives, Definition of
- Estimates—2720
Native Farm Purchases
- Mr. Schreiner—1174
- See also Schreiner, Mr.
Natives, Flogging of
- Mr. Duncan—3489
Natives Imported, Tropical
- Mr. Creswell—2573
- Mr. Sauer—3265
- See also Creswell, Mr.
Native Interpreters
- Mr. Schreiner—2701
- Estimates—2722
Native Labour Agreement
- Mr. Creswell—1168
Native Labour, Apex
- Mr. Madeley—3490
Native Labour Transport
- Mr. Meyler—2363
Natives Land Bill
- 1st Reading—1862, 2156
- 2nd Reading—2270, 2439, 2482, 2530, 2825
- Motion to commit—3005, 3103
- House divides—3122
- In Committee—3122, 3132, 3171
- Committee divides—3127, 3149, 3180, 3182, 3187, 3194, 3313, 3314, 3318, 3328
- 3rd Reading—3374
- Senate’s amendments—3542
- Royal assent—3554
Native Landowners
- Genl. Lemmer—338
- The petition against—510
- Mr. Schreiner—777
Native Land Purchases
- Mr. Mentz—610
- Mr. Schreiner—2363, 2578
Native Landowners, Mara
- Mr. Mentz—488
Native Lepers, Pretoria
- Mr. Duncan—779
Natives, Leprosy Amongst
- Mr. Meyler—1580, 2030
Natives & Liquor Traffic
- Sir D. Hunter—3021
Native Location, Maitland
- Mr. Haggar—1939
Native Mortality
- Mr. Creswell—2578
- Mr. Silburn—2362
Native Mortality, Tropical
- Mr. Creswell—2163
- Mr. Sauer—2229
- Estimates—2417
- Mr. Burton—2419
Natives and Sheep Dip
- Mr. Van der Walt—1380
Native Sickness, Mines
- Mr. Creswell—3304
Native Squatters
- Mr. Mentz—17
Natives, Taxation of
- Mr. Schreiner—1480
Native Telegraph Boys, Germiston
- Mr. Andrews—949
Native Township, Wattles
- Mr. Andrews—1570
Natives from Tropics
- Mr. Creswell—15
Natives with M. Phthisis
- Estimates—2719
- Mr. Creswell—2787
Natives, Over Whites
- Mr. Steyl—342
Native Police Boys
- Mr. Sampson—956
Native Wages, Payment of
- See also Mozambique
Native Wages Reserved
- Mr. Duncan—121, 2422
- The petition—1943
- Mr. Creswell—14, 825, 1019
- House divides—1021
Natives & Whites on Rly.
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—1164
Naval Cadets
- Dr. Hewat—2589
Naval Contribution
- Mr. Van Niekerk—207
- Mr. Silburn—236, 621, 672
- Estimates—3064
Neethling, Dr. A. M.
- Children’s Protection Bill—3048
- Elsenburg College—797
- Estimates
- Budget—1566
- Land tax—1566
- Education—1567
- Botany research—2501
- Education—3234
- Conradie, leper—3296
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Lepers, removal of—3467
- Financial Relations Bill—1845
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2090, 2566, 2609
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1600
- Lunatic Asylums—1181
- Merweville Fiscal Division
- The petition—2585
- Naval Contribution—685
- Petitions—10, 136, 235, 1699
- Rail. Construction Bill—2778, 2919
- Tuberculosis Commission
- Is legislation proposed?—768
- University Bill—1364, 1367
- Vermin, Destruction of—1774
- White Labour—334
- Women’s Suffrage—232
Nelspruit Rail. Men
- Mr. Creswell—3524
Neser, Mr. J. A.
- Administration of Estates Bill—1156, 3269, 3275
- Afrikander Propy. Mine
- Stopped, why?—1378
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—168, 179
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2834
- Children’s Protection Bill—3043
- Estimates
- Budget—1555
- Cabinet crisis—1555
- “ I am the State ”—1556
- Mr. Fremantle—1557
- Reduced fail. Rates—1558
- Potchefstroom settlement—1559, 3346
- Rinderpest, G.S. W. A.—2220
- Elsenburg school—2346
- Estimates, Railway
- Debt, reduction of—3402
- Excise and Customs Bill—3506, 3507, 3520
- Fidei Commissary Bequests—289
- Financial Relations Bill—546
- Forest Bill—1803, 2848, 2859, 2862
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2247, 2555, 2556, 2563, 2631, 2646
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2374
- Natal Indian Immigration—3538
- Natives Land Bill—3140, 3168
- Petitions—1060, 2928
- Rail. Construction Bill—2951, 3078
- Registration of Deeds Bill—1813
- Amendments dropped—3556
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2877
- Transvalia Land Co.
- Claims in Marico—1763
- Select Committee—2481, 3075
- Trustee Investment Bill—384
- Vryheid Petition—2187
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1129
New Cape Cent. Railway
- Mr. Vintcent—340, 950, 1504
- Mr. Van Eeden—3412
New Constituencies, Maps
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1942
New Fiscal Div. Bill
- 1st Reading—2164
- 2nd Reading—2890
- In Committee—2891
- 3rd Reading—2928
- Royal assent—3554
New Kleinfontein Strike
- Mr. Jagger—2790
- Mr. Creswell–2971
- Mr. Madeley—3023, 3306
- Appropriation Bill—3362
- See also Miners
New Members
- The elections—4
New Rietfontein Appeal Case
- Mr. Creswell—1168
Newspaper Conspiracy, Alleged
- Mr. Madeley—25, 50
Nicholson, Mr. R. G.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—79, 178, 182
- Australian Mint
- Information wanted—781
- Boring for Water
- Settlement farms—106
- Customs Amendment Bill—39
- Diamond Cutting Factory
- In S. Africa?—105
- Diamond Mines
- Output, disposal of—206
- Estimates
- Budget—1097, 1098, 1277
- Insolvency pending ?—1278
- Men leaving S. Africa?—1279
- Springbok Flats—1279, 1280
- Waterberg J.P.—2703
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2408
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2232
- Irrigation Schemes
- And poor whites—106
- Medicinal Mineral Waters
- Rail. rates on—2359
- Natives Land Bill—2468
- Naval Contribution—638
- Occupation of Farms Act—353
- Petitions—137, 730
- Premier Diamond Company
- Expenditure, control of—265
- Premier Mine Directors
- Mr. Wagner—612
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1237
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—151
- White Labour—285
- Wines and Spirits Bill—851, 853, 858
Night Telegrams
- Sir D. Hunter—3250
No Confidence, Motion of
- Mr. Creswell—1944
Noodsberg Road Rail.
- Mr. Meyler—479
North Barrow & Weenen Bill
- 1st Reading—670, 699
- 2nd Reading—1090
- In Committee—3438
- 3rd Reading—3438
- Royal assent—3554
Norvals Pont Station
- Mr. Louw—2599
Occupation of Farms Act
- Mr. Mentz—351
- House divides—355
Ocean Mail Contract
- Sir D. Graaff—699, 735
- House divides—756, 763, 764
- Sir T. Watt—3219
- See also Mail
Officers, Defence Force
- Mr. Alberts—474
Oil Expert
- Estimates—3216
Old Railway Servants
- Mr. Brown—1379
Olie, Jan, Accident to
- Mr. Van der Walt—2359
Olifants River, Labour at
- Mr. Watermeyer—474
Oliver, Mr. H. A.
- Contract Immigrants Bill—241
- Estimates
- Budget—1441
- Rail. construction—1442
- Preferential rly. rates—1443
- Naval contribution—1444
- Last year’s surplus—1445
- Exports, immigration—1446
- Rail. reserve fund—1447
- Rail, and harbours—1448, 1449, 1746, 1747
- Insolvency laws—2428
- What is a native?—2720
- Estimates, Railway
- Harbours, cost of—3415
- Kimberley provision train—3434
- Financial relations Bill—588, 1919
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2405
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2245, 2628, 2629, 2630
- Kimberley Dynamite Explosion
- Future precautions—772
- Leave to Give Evidence
- Senate Committee—2156
- Mail Contract—744
- Petitions—166, 442, 995, 1677
- Rail. Construction Bill—2776, 2948
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1236
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Rates on rly. property—2888
- Simpson’s Petition, C. T.—53
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1603
- Technical Education—1417
- University Bill—1368
- Waste Lands Committee—2689
- White Labour—335, 336, 3096
- Wines and Spirits Bill—192, 1143, 2679’
Oosthuisen, Mr. 0. A.
- Anthrax in Mohair
- How prevent it?—942
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—196, 433.
- Elsenburg College—797
- Estimates
- Budget—1713
- Govt. paralysed ?—1714
- Extravagant ?—1715
- Rail. betterment—1716
- Postage stamps, commission—3262.
- Financial Relations Bill—1920
- Forest Bill—1806, 2842
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2251
- Klipplaat-Somerset East Rail.
- Report wanted—136, 473
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2380
- Natal Rail. Facilities—820
- Petitions—235, 2357
- Police at Jansenville
- Only one man—616
- Protective Duties
- To encourage industries—1160
- Rail. Add. Appropriation
- Willowmore Station—1074
- Rail. Construction Bill—2920
- Somerset East Rail. Extension.
- Report wanted—136, 473
- Vermin, Destruction of—1774
- Water, Conservation of—1217
- Waterford Periodical Court
- To be established?—262, 350
- White Labour—657, 1017
- Willowmore Rail. Station
- Commence it when?—119
- Temporary shelters—264
Orange Free State
- See Free State
Ordnance Fund
- Estimates—3063
Orient Shaft, Labour at
- Mr. Madeley—1936
Orr, Mr. T.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—178, 432
- Children’s Protection Bill—3043, 3049
- Estimates
- Budget—1256
- Surplus dissipated ?—1256
- Extravagant ?—1257
- Debt, the total—1258
- Taxation, direct—1259, 1445, 1466
- Tobacco site, Transvaal—2305
- Guano—2311
- Agric. education—2340, 2341
- Cedara school—2349
- Repatriation, clerks—2724
- Natal Indian tax—2726
- Minister’s dual position—3057
- Mines unworked—3073
- Post clerks’association—3248
- Immigration officer—3299
- Inspector land settlements—3348
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—913
- Koopmans de Wet sale—935
- Defence stores fund—976, 977
- Colleges, grants to—991
- Debt, public—994
- Co-operative wineries—994
- Cape Wineries—1046
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3448
- Estimates, Railway
- Interest charges—3403
- Cape Town buffet—3432
- Estimates Rail. Addit.
- Durban Harbour railway—1058
- Excise Duties Bill—1080
- Financial Relations Bill—97, 459, 1824, 1842, 1843, 1854, 1897, 1905, 2083
- Forest Bill—2863
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2551, 2552, 2612, 2625, 2660, 2742
- Loan Appropriation Bill—3475
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2192
- Natives Land Bill—3168, 3171
- Pensions and Gratuities—3479, 3480, 3483, 3484
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill
- Natal lady’s grievance—3490, 3492
- Petitions—136, 312, 584, 1493, 1862, 2185
- Public Accounts Committee—698, 1089
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—375
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie line—1076, 1077
- Rail. Construction Bill—2973, 2985, 2987
- Vryheid Petition—2187
- White labour—523
- Wines and Spirits Bill—190, 195, 848, 849, 860, 862, 864, 892. 1128, 1138, 1140, 1784, 1786
- Women’s Suffrage—228
Ostriches, Barbary
- Mr. Nathan—608, 1170, 1612
Ostrich Feathers, Bars
- Mr. Nathan—2213
Ostrich Feather Industry
- Sir T. Smartt—2084
Ostriches, Losses on Rail.
- Mr. Vosloo—1073
Oudtshoorn Circuit Court
- Mr. Schoeman—116
Overalls, Faultsmen’s
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Overcrowding on Rail.
- Mr. Vintcent—950
Oversea Mail Contract
- Sir D. Graaff—699, 735
- House divides—756, 763, 764
- Sir T. Watt—3219
- See also Mail.
Painter, J., Immigrant
- Mr. Nathan—211
Panther, S.S.
- Mr. Boydell—2162
Parcels Post, Charges
- Mr. Jagger—3244
Parliament Bldgs., Ventilation
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3285
Parly. Draftsman, Librarian
- Genl. J. Smuts—3039
- Sir T. Watt—1418
- Message to Senate—1457
Parly. Library
- See Library
Parly. Officials’ Salaries
- Mr. Jagger—2133
Parys Rail. Platform
- Mr. Van der Merwe—119
Pass and Squatters Bill
- See Natives Land Bill
- Mr. Keyter–357, 561, 940, 995, 1782
Patent Medicines, Christiana
- Mr. De Waal—209
Patent Laws, Consolidation
- Dr. MacNeillie—1571
Patents, Register of
- Estimates—2426
Payment Deferred, Natives
- See Native
- See Mozambique
Pedigree Stock
- Estimates Add. Expend.—932
Pensions, Cape Rly. Men.
- Mr. Boydell—1756
Pensions, Civil Servants
- Mr. Duncan—1755
Pensions Committee
- Appointed—9, 24
- 1st report—647, 1080
- Select Committee—735
- Pensions commuted—1080
- Committee divides—1087
- 2nd report—1196
- 3rd report—2028
- 4th report—2436, 3478
- 5th report—2878
- 6th report—3217, 3485
- 2nd and 3rd reports—3478
Pensions, Harbour Men
- Sir H. Juta—1164
Pensions, Rly. Compulsory
- Mr. Andrews—141
Pensions, Rly. Servants
- Mr. Brown—1379
Pensions (Supplementary) Bill
- Speaker’s ruling—3487
- 1st Reading—3487
- 2nd Reading—3487
- In Committee—3487
- 3rd Reading—3490
- Royal assent—3554
Pensions for Teachers
- Mr. P. Grobler—1415
Periodical Court, Waterford
- Mr. Oosthuisen—262, 350
Permits, Stock Removal
- Mr. Kuhn—610
Perpetual Annuities Bill
- 1st Reading—2868
- Bill dropped—3539
- See Cape Perpetual
Petitions
- See the names of members presenting
Petition, W. Greenwood
- Mr. Runciman—957
Petition, Islamic Society
- Mr. Schreiner—2600
Petition, Bishop Rooney
- Mr. Runciman—2598
Petition, Vryheid
- Mr. Myburgh—2186
Phillips, Sir L.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—431
- Botanical Garden, National
- At Kirstenbosch—2164, 2178
- Elsenburg College—788
- Estimates—
- Budget—1259
- Loans—1260
- Compounding of natives—1261
- Earth temperatures—1262
- Hematite—1263
- Bewaarplaatsen—1264
- Rail. prosperity—1265
- Rail. Board—1266, 1295
- Botany, scientific—2301
- High Commissioner—2733
- Public Debt funded—2734
- Mine inspections—3210
- University, policy as to—3222
- Education, the cost—3231
- Dutch language—3235
- Estimates, Add. Expenditure
- Animal diseases,, research—926
- Dr. Theiler’s locum—929
- Koopman’s de Wet sale—93,7
- Defence—984
- Cape wineries—1042
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Rail. accounts—3446
- Natal main line—3448
- Estimates, Railway
- Workshops expenses—3401
- Excise and Customs Bill—3518
- Financial Relations Bill—455, 1832, 1837, 1871, 1888
- Forest Bill—2839, 2841, 2844, 2846, 2853, 2854
- Loan Appropriation Bill
- Floating debt—3473
- Borrow largely—3473
- Mail Contract—716
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—3544
- Natives Land Bill—2503, 3123, 3135, 3140, 3144, 3145, 3151, 3153, 3154, 3159
- Provincial Estimates—145
- Railway Accidents
- Costs, compensation—1752
- Rail. Construction Bill—2131, 2764, 2915, 2952, 2957, 2978, 3080
- Rail. Construction, Transvaal
- Selati, Tzaneen—348
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2875University Bill—1360
- Valuation of Properties—410, 411
- Waste Lands Committee—2691
- White Labour—283. 318, 662, 666, 1019
Philippolis Road Station
- Mr. E. Grobler—110
Phthisis
- See Miners’ Phthisis
Phthisis and Settlements
- Mr. Nathan—782
Piecework, Ballot as to
- Mr. Madeley—48
Piecework, Rail. Workshops
- Mr. Boydell—53, 146
- Mr. Creswell—1579, 1768
- See also Railway
Pietermaritzburg
- See Maritzburg
Piet Retief Crown Lands
- Mr. J. Joubert—344
Pieter Faure, S.S.
- Mr. Jagger—1601
Pilgrims Rest Goldfields
- Mr. C. Joubert—472
Pilgrims Rest Hotels
- Mr. Haggar—1161
Pinetown Magistracy
- Mr. Fawcus—472, 1393, 3290
Plague of Flies
- Mr. Schreiner—2789
Plants, Inspection of Imported
- Air. Struben—2305
Pleasure Steamers, Durban
- Mr. Boydell—2162
Police Barracks, Cape Town
- Estimates—3288
Police Boys, Native
- Mr. Sampson—956
Police in Cape Town
- Mr. Haggar—771
- Estimates—2708
Police Clothing
- Mr. Griffin—2710
Police Dept., Purchases
- Mr. Haggar—476
Police Dogs
- Mr. Nathan—482
Police Grievances
- Mr. Nathan—1609
Police at Jansenville
- Mr. Oosthuisen—616
Police Leave, Cape Town
- Mr. Haggar—951
Police Officers, Cape
- Mr. Silburn—475
Police on Railways
- Mr. Rademeyer—341
Police Rail. Passes
- Mr. Nathan—2358
Police Regulations
- Mr. Nathan—1396
- House divides—1400
- Mr. Alexander—3019
Police Report, 1912
- Mr. Nathan—3489
Police Transfers, East Rand
- Mr. Nathan—2575
Police Vote
- Estimates—2704
Polling Hours
- Mr. Boydell—3298
Pondoland, Flies in
- Mr. Schreiner—2789
Poor Whites
- See also White Labour
- Mr. Kuhn—3373
- Mr. Van Niekerk—3401
Poor Whites, Crown Land
- Mr. J. Joubert—344
Poor Whites,, Irrigation
- Mr. Nicholson—106
Poor Whites, Settlements
- Mr. Van der Walt—263
Port Elizabeth-Avontuur Rly.
- Mr. Rademeyer—768
Port St. Johns
- Rail. Estimates—3432
Portuguese
- See Mozambique
- See Native
- See Mines
Portuguese Labour, Petition
- Mr. Geldenhuys—1943
Portuguese Labour Agreement
- Mr. Creswell—1168
Portuguese Native Wages
- Mr. Creswell—825. 1019
- House divides—1021
- Mr. Sauer—3265
Portuguese Tobacco
- Mr. Baxter—3309
Postage Stamps, Sales of
- Mr. Struben—120
- Estimates—3262
Postal Agency, Foucheesrust
- Mr. H. Theron—955
Postal Agency, Malopo
- Genl. Lemmer—1381
Postal Assistant, Cradock
- Mr. Alexander—1937
Postal Assistants, Transvaal
- Mr. Wyndham—1935
Postal Clerk, Indian
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Postal Dept. Re-Organisation
- Mr. Quinn—951
Postal Grievances, Natal
- Speaker’s ruling—2881
Postal Leave Regulations
- Mr. Whitaker—2364
Postal Officials, Natal
- Mr. Silburn—2162, 2793
Postal Officers, Relieving
- Dr. MacNeillie—953
Postal Receipts, Bultfontein
- Mr. H. Theron—115, 393
Postal Savings Bank
- Mr. Currey—2727
- Estimates—3248
Postal Subsistence Allowance
- Dr. MacNeillie—1384
Postal Temporary Appointments
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—2577
Postal Uniforms
- Estimates—3260
Postal Unrest, Transvaal
- Mr. Madeley—1939
Post Cart, Hope Town
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2570
Postmen’s Hours, Johannesburg.
- Mr. Sampson—3252
Postmen’s Uniforms
- Mr. Madeley—214
Post Office Bank, Interest
- Mr. Currey—2727
- Estimates—3248
Post Office, Bilingualists.
- Mr. Van der Walt—771
Post Office Boxes
- Dr. MacNeillie—1576
Post Office, Bultfontein
- Mr. H. Theron—115, 393
Post Office Cleaners
- Mr. Alexander—1573
Post Office Grievances
- Mr. Alexander—780
- Mr. Quinn—3240
Post Office, Heilbron
- Mr. P. Theron—115
Post Office, Humansdorp
- Mr. Rademeyer—768
Post Office, Lichtenburg
- Mr. Vermaas—476
Post Office, Marquard
- Mr. Cronje—1941
Post Office, Steynsrust
- Mr. P. Theron—1757
Post Office Stores, Audit
- Dr. MacNeillie—953
Post Office Stores, Staff
- Mr. Alexander—1940
Post Office Transfers
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Post Office, Worcester
- Mr. Heatlie—347
Potato Contract, Millner
- Mr. Alexander—1415
Potchefstroom College, Women
- Mr. Duncan—769
Potchefstroom School
- Estimates—2351
Potchefstroom, Tuberculosis at
- Mr. Struben—260, 1189
Precious Stones Act
- Estimates—3069
Precious Stones Bill
- Mr. Sampson—392
Premier, The
- See Botha, Genl.
Premier Diamonds
- Mr. Sampson—109
Premier Diamond Co., Board
- Mr. Nicholson—265
Premier Mine Directors
- Mr. Nicholson—612
Premier Mine Profits
- Mr. Creswell—341, 394
Pretoria Agric. College
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2574
- Estimates—2724
Pretoria Civil Servants
- Mr. Van der Walt—2366
Pretoria Convicts Escape
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1758
- Mr. Long—1390
Pretoria Gaol, Death
- Mr. Merriman—2652
Pretoria Geological Survey
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—773
Pretoria, Mint at
- Mr. P. Grobler—486
Pretoria Motor Accident
- Mr. Van der Walt—2359
Pretoria, Native Lepers at
- Mr. Duncan—779
Pretoria Postal Transfers
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Pretoria Railway Piecework
- Mr. Creswell—1579, 1768
- See Piecework
- See Railway
Pretoria West Shunting
- Mr. Boydell—2571
Pretorius, Constable
- Estimates—2707
Prieska Circuit Court
- Mr. Kuhn—780
Prieska Magistracy
- Mr. Kuhn—781
Prieska Prison
- Mr. Kuhn—2715
Prime Minister
- See Botha, Genl.
Prime Minister’s Salary
- Sir T. Smartt—2145
Prinsloo, W. P.
- Mr. Van der Walt—946
Printing Committee
- Appointed—6
Printing, Cost of
- Mr. Baxter—3341
Printing Money Orders
- Mr. Sampson—390
Prison
- See also Gaol
Prison, Death in
- Mr. Merriman—2652
Prison, Escapes from
- Mr. Long—1390
Prison Gardens
- Mr. Alexander—955, 2789
Prisons, Lunatic in
- Mr. Baxter—48, 120
- See Lunatic
Prison Officers’ Promotion
- Dr. MacNeillie—1577, 1758
Prison Service Order No. 4
- Dr. MacNeillie—1383
Prison Warders’ Gardens
- Mr. Alexander—955, 2789
Prison Warders’ Pay
- Mr. Wyndham—2714, 3022
Prison Warders Suspended
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1758
Prisoners’ Aid Society
- Mr. Duncan—2715
Prisoners Awaiting Trial
- Mr. Nathan—1610
Prisoners, Flogging of
- Mr. Duncan—3489
Private Irrigation Schemes
- Mr. Baxter—1756
- See Baxter, Mr.
Private Land, Manœuvres
- Mr. E. Grobler—2792
Private Railway Tariffs
- Mr. Van Eeden—948
Privilege Tickets, Checkers
- Mr. Alexander—1172
Privilege, Trading by Members
- Mr. Haggar—1775
Procedure
- See Business
Proclamations
- Convening Parlt.—1
- Proroguing Parlt.—3555
Pro Deo Cases
- Mr. Mentz—989
- Estimates—2436
Production of Documents
- Speaker’s ruling—2881
- See Speaker, Mr.
Profits Tax, Diamonds
- Mr. Sampson—349
Promotions, Prison Warders
- Dr. MacNeillie—1758
Property Valuation
- Mr. Struben—395
- House divides—414
Prorogation
- Genl. Botha—3555
Protection of Industries
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Provincial Councils
- Sir B. Berry—1685
Provincial Council Ordinances
- Mr. Meyler—87
- Speaker’s ruling—88
Provincial Education Reports
- Mr. Fremantle—3309
Provincial Estimates
- Sir E. Walton—144
Provincial Relations
- See Financial Relations
- Letter from A. Garcia—7
Provincial Taxation
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Provision Trains
- Rail. Estimates—3434
Public Accounts Committee
- Appointed—145, 167
- Genl. J. Smuts—236
- Rail. Dept.—259
- Debt Commissioners—337
- 1st and 2nd reports—509
- 3rd report—696
- 4th report—697
- 3rd report—1087
- 5th report—1241
- 6th report—2156
- 7th report—2269
- 8th report—2785
- 9th report—2835
- Sundry reports—3536
Pub. Debt Commissioners
- 2nd report—337
- Table Valley sales—831
Pub. Health Act, Natal
- Mr. Henwood—776
Pub. Health Dept.
- Estimates—3293
Public Service
- See also Civil Service
Public Service Clothing
- Dr. Hewat—1393
Pub. Service Commission
- Sir T. Smartt—312
- Mr. Alexander—780
- Dr. Hewat—941
Pub. Service Comm. Forms
- Dr. MacNeillie—950
Public Service List
- Mr. Nathan—2360
Pub. Works Appointments
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—2577
Pub. Works Loan Bill
- 1st Reading—3310
- 2nd Reading—3488
- In Committee—3488
- 3rd Reading—3488
- Royal assent—3554
Purchase of Land, Natives
- See Native Landowners
Quarantine, Highlands
- Mr. Mentz—1163
Queenstown, E.C. Fever
- Sir B. Berry—831
Questions
- See the various subject headings
- See the names of members asking
- See the names of Ministers answering
Questions Without Notice
- Speaker’s ruling—37
- Mr. Creswell—312
Quinn, Mr. J. W.
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044
- Education of Coloured People—1411
- Estimates
- Budget—1250, 1421
- More taxes?—1422
- Industries Commission—1423
- Eggs, export of—1424
- Protection—1425, 1426, 1529, 1687
- Suspended sentences—2412
- Postal grievances—3240
- Favouritism ?—3254
- Public Service Commission—3258, 3259
- Excise and Customs Duties—2754, 3007
- Financial Relations Bill—560, 585
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2406
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2326, 2549, 2632, 2665
- Johannesburg Telephones
- Non-effective calls—952
- Johannesburg Telephone Operators
- Refusal of leave—949
- Mail Contract—712, 720, 721
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1779
- Miners’ Hours Underground—3036
- Ministers’ Allowances
- How much is drawn?—2364
- Natal Postal Grievances—2796, 2798
- Natives Land Bill—3164
- Naval Contribution—624
- No Confidence, Motion of—1964
- Petitions—3074
- Postal Reorganisation
- Telephone branch—951
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—63, 163
- Reuter’s Cable Service—28
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- Interest on capital—2884
- Reduced rates—2885
- Shop Hours, Transvaal—418
- Technical Education—2039
- University Bill—1328
- Valuation of Properties—411
- Water, Conservation of—960
- White Labour—321, 656
- Wines and Spirits Bill—188, 1139, 1140, 2676
Quit Rents
- Mr. P. Marais—1383
- Mr. Wessels—1510
Quit Rents, Inquiry
- Mr. Rademeyer—388
Rademeyer, Mr. J. M.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—176, 434, 439
- Elsenburg College—802
- Estimates
- Budget—1444, 1696
- Income tax—1696
- Fruit growing—1697, 1737
- Knysna yellow wood—2356
- Forest Bill—1804, 2837, 2842, 2843, 2844, 2846, 2847, 2848, 2849, 2850, 2857, 2860, 2861, 2934, 2936
- Hankey-Patentie Rail.
- Information wanted—338
- Humansdorp Post Office
- Telephone extension—768
- Imported Thoroughbred Stock—143
- Naval Contribution—646
- Petitions—2185, 3018
- Port Elizabeth-Avontuur Line
- Crude accommodation—768
- Public Accounts Committee
- Sleeper factory—3537
- Quit Rents
- Reduce them?—388
- Rail. Construction Bill—2811
- Railway Police
- Abolish them?—341
- Tzitzikama, Rail. to
- The petition—2599
- Vermin, Destruction of—1774
- White Labour—659
- Wines and Spirits Bill—852
Railway
- See also Trains
- See also Piecework
- See also Shunting
Railway Accidents
- Sir L. Phillips—1752
- See Rail. Shunting Accidents
Rail. Accident, Bot River
- Mr. Krige—264
- Mr. Andrews—955
Rail. Accident, Coerney
- Mr. Creswell—388
Rail. Add. Appropriation Bill
- 1st Reading—1059
- 2nd Reading—1071
- In Committee—1072
- 3rd Reading—1075
- Royal assent—1124
Rail. Advertising
- Mr. Baxter—3454
Rail. Ambulance, Salt River
- Mr. Alexander—1073
Rail. Appeal Board Bill
- 1st Reading—51
- 2nd Reading—364
- House divides—382
- Bill dropped
Rail. Application of Moneys Bill
- 1st Reading—3219
- 2nd Reading—3436
- In Committee—3436
- 3rd Reading—3436
- Dropped in Senate
Rail. Appropriation Bill
- See also Estimates
- 1st Reading—3435
- 2nd Reading—3440
- In Committee—3440
- 3rd Reading—3442
- Royal assent—3554
Rail. Appropriation (Part) Bill
- 1st Reading—885
- 2nd Reading—1027
- House divides—1037
- Motion to commit—1065
- In Committee—1069
- 3rd Reading—1069
- Royal assent—1124
Rail. Artisans, Natal
- Mr. Robinson—2570
Rail. Baggage, Cook & Son
- Mr. Creswell—139
Rail. Belmont-Douglas
- Mr. P. Marais—3026
Rail. Benoni-Welgedacht
- Mr. Madeley—108
Rail. Board
- Mr. Robinson—1706
Rail. Board Meetings
- Mr. Burton—1750
- Mr. Silburn—480, 620
Rail. Board’s Powers
- Sir T. Smartt—3304
Rail. Board’s Report
- Mr. Jagger—1030
Rail. Booking Clerk, Mare
- Mr. Nathan—1169
Rail. Bookstalls
- Mr. Long—3455
Rail. Bridges, Natal
- Mr. Clayton—1391
Rail. Bridge, Tennant St.
- Mr. Alexander—1414
Rail. Budget Speech
- Mr. Burton—895
Rail. Butterworth-Idutywa
- Mr. Schreiner—122
Rail. Cap. Bett. Appropriation
- 1st Reading—3477
- 2nd Reading—3478
- In Committee—3478
- 3rd Reading—3490
- Royal assent 3554
Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- 1st Reading—1059
- 2nd Reading—1075, 1076
- In Committee—1076
- 3rd Reading—1079
- Royal assent—1124
Rail. Catering Service
- Mr. Madeley—945
Rail., C.F.L.M.
- Mr. Meyler—1071
Rail. Checkers, Goods Yard
- Mr. Alexander—1170, 1171, 1172
Rail. Clerical Staff
- Mr. Boydell—781, 1067
Rail. Clothing Contracts
- Dr. Hewat—1172
Rail. Coaches, White & Black
- Mr. Van der Walt—114. 1164
Rail. Compulsory Pensions
- Mr. Andrews—141
Rail. Connections, Suburbs
- Sir D. Hunter—348
Rail. Construction Bill
- 1st Reading—1819
- 2nd Reading—2114, 2764, 2800
- In Committee—2914, 2940, 2972
- Committee divides—2970, 2995, 3003
- Committee’s amendments—3039
- 3rd Reading—3075
- Senate’s amendments—3436
- Royal assent—3554
Rail. Construction, Cape
- Mr. Currey—263
Rail. Cream Transport
- Mr. Alberts—343
Rail. Credit Balances
- Sir D. Hunter—2577
Rail. Demurrages, Trucks
- Mr. Louw—607
Rail. Dining Cars, Eggs
- Mr. Louw—1387
Rail. Engines, Breakdown
- Mr. Andrews—3021
Rail. Engines Cause Fires
- Mr. Van der Walt—946
Rail. Estimates
- See Estimates
- See Rail. Appropriation
Rail. Extension, Bethlehem
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—475
Rail. Extension, Klipplaat
- Mr. Oosthuisen—473
Rail. Facilities, Natal Coal
- Mr. Fawcus—48, 417, 805
Rail. Fences
- Mr. P. Marais—345
Rail. Fire Insurance
- Mr. Baxter—3303
Rail. Fire Paths
- Sir E. Walton—618
Rail. Fixed Establishment
- Mr. Cronje—614
- Mr. Long—1172, 1388
Rail., Freight on Sulphur
- Mr. Venter—347
Rail. Grievances
- Mr. Boydell—443
- Sir T. Smartt—483
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3406
Rail. Grievances Commission
- Mr. Creswell—46
- Mr. Boydell—782, 1027, 1753, 3031
- Rail. Estimates—3395
Rail. Guards Dismissed
- Mr. Botha—11
Rail. Guards’ Grievances
- Mr. Madeley—3413
Rail. Guards’ Meals
- Mr. Andrews—210
Rail. Guards’ Pay, Cape
- Mr. Alexander—1569
Rail. Guards’ Uniforms
- Mr. Madeley—3422
Rail. Headquarters
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3422
Rail. Inspectors, Native
- Mr. Steyl—342
Rail. Interest
- Mr. Sauer—1430
Rail, Koffyfontein
- Mr. Wilcocks—1416
Rail., Kuruman
- Dr. Watkins—1395
Rail. Labour, White
- Genl. Lemmer—204
- Budget speech—902
Rail., Ladysmith-Acton Homes
- Mr. Wiltshire—141
Rail., Lake Chrissie
- Mr. Hull—212
Rail. Land Expropriation
- Mr. Fawcus—1057
Rail. Level Crossings
- Mr. Schreiner—774
- Mr. Nathan—1380
- Mr. H. Theron—2599
Rail., Lindley Road
- Mr. Keyter—52
Rail. Local Allowances
- Rail. Estimates—3433
Rail., Magaliesburg-Pretoria
- Mr. Van der Walt—117
Rail. Men’s Civil Rights
- Mr. Boydell—1075, 3305
Rail. Men’s Houses
- Dr. Watkins—2158
Rail. Men’s Lost Time
- Dr. Hewat—1572
Rail. Men’s Monthly Pay
- Dr. Hewat—953
Rail. Men, Nelspruit
- Mr. Creswell—3524
Rail. Men’s Quarters
- Rail. Estimates—3434
- Mr. Meyler—142
Rail. Men Retrenched
- Mr. Boydell—1085
Rail. Men’s Uniforms
- Mr. Nathan—389
Rail., Mixed Travelling
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—114, 1164
Rail. Motor-cars
- Mr. Haggar—1166
Rail. Overcrowding
- Mr. Vintcent—950
Rail. Passes, Ministers’
- Mr. Meyler—3307
Rail. Passes, Police
- Mr. Nathan—2358
Rail. Piecework
- Mr. Madeley—48
- Mr. Boydell—53, 146
- Mr. Creswell—1579, 1768
- See also Piecework
Rail. Platform, Howick
- Mr. Meyler—2162
Rail. Platform, Kopjes
- Mr. Van der Merwe—119
Rail. Platform, Parys
- Mr. Van der Merwe—119
Rail. Police
- Mr. Rademeyer—341
Rail. Property, Rates on
- Estimates—3282
Rail. Quarters, Mooi River
- Mr. Meyler—142
Rail. Rates, Coal
- Mr. Du Toit—3405
- See also Coal
- See also Natal
Rail. Rates, Med. Waters
- Mr. Nicholson—2359
Rail. Rates, Principle of
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3410
Rail. Rebates, Machinery
- Mr. P. Marais—1385
Rail. Refreshment Bars
- Mr. Duncan—948
Rail, Re-Grading
- Mr. Madeley—2572
Rail. Regulation Bill
- 1st Reading—561
- 2nd Reading—1221
- Select Committee—2391, 2825
- Bill dropped—3556
Rail. Regulations, New
- Mr. Creswell—19
- Mr. Fremantle—3310
Rail. Restaurants & Liquor
- Mr. Schreiner—1574
Rail. to Schroeders
- Mr. Meyler—479
Rail., Sea Point Inspectors
- Mr. Madeley—1386
Rail. Select Committee
- Appointed—346, 532
Rail. Servants Over 60
- Mr. Brown—1379
Rail. Servants, Cape
- Mr. Boydell—1756
Rail. Service, Idutywa
- Mr. Schreiner—3025
Rail. Service, Muizenberg
- Mr. Alexander—126
Rail. Service Regulations
- Mr. Creswell—19
- Mr. Fremantle—3310
Rail. Shunting Accidents
- Mr. Wyndham—2569
- Mr. Nathan—2569
- See Rail. Accidents
Rail. Signalmen’s Hours
- Mr. Meyler—138
Rail, and Solicitors’Work
- Mr. Madeley—1571
Rail., Spring-Witbank
- Mr. Madeley—125
Rail. Station, Willowmore
- Mr. Oosthuisen—119, 264
Rail. Station, Worcester
- Mr. Heatlie—1176
Rail. Stewards’ Duties
- Mr. Madeley—1938
Rail. Strikers, Natal
- Mr. Robinson—208, 479, 1706
Rail. Strike, Rumour of
- Sir T. Smartt—1394
Rail. Superannuation, Durban
- Mr. Boydell—777
Rail. Surplus Revenues Bill
- 1st Reading—2739
- Bill dropped—3556
Rail. Survey, Somerset East
- Mr. Oosthuisen—136
Rail. Surveys, Transvaal
- Sir L. Phillips—348
Rail. Tariffs, Exorbitant
- Mr. Van Eeden—948
Rail. Ticket Examiners
- Mr. Alexander—2361
Rail. Traffic, Springfontein
- Mr. E. Grobler—948
Rail. Trip Bearer Tickets
- Mr. Alberts—779
Rail. Trucks, Grain
- Mr. De Beer—47
Rail. Truck Shortage
- Sir E. Walton—1759
Rail. Trucks, Statistics of
- Mr. Rockey—774
Rail. to Tzitzikamma
- Mr. Rademeyer 2599
Rail. Unauthorised Expend. Bill
- 1st Reading—3028
- 2nd Reading—3132
- In Committee—3132
- 3rd Reading—3132
- Royal assent—3352
Rail., Welverdiend Line
- Mr. Vermaas—472
Rail., White Labour
- Mr. Rademeyer—338
- Mr. Andrews—3307
Rail. Workshops
- See Piecework.
- See Rail. Piecework.
Rail. Workshops, First Aid
- Mr. Alexander—774
Rail. Workshops, Weekly Pay
- Mr. Andrews—13
Rail. Workshops, Bloemfontein
- Mr. Botha—1065
Rail., Zululand
- Mr. Clayton—2792
Rain-Making in California
- Mr. Merriman—125
Rand Estates, Duties on
- Mr. Creswell—2157
Rand Liquor Traffic
- Mr. Merriman—2708
Rand Magistrates’ Courts
- Mr. Creswell—2156
Rand Mines
- See Mines.
Rand Mines Closed
- Mr. Madeley—1390
Rand Mines Sick Natives
- Mr. Creswell—3304
Rand Miners’ Strike
- See New Kleinfontein
Rand Rly. Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—614
- See Railway
Rand Telephone Junctions
- Mr. Nathan—954
Rand Townships Commission
- Mr. Creswell—941
- Estimates—3201
Rand Transfer Duty
- Mr. Creswell—2366
Rand Voters’ Rolls
- Mr. Sampson—1380
Rand Water Board
- Stamp Duties Bill—3437
Randfontein Rly. Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—614
Randjeslaagte Syndicate
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2390
Rates Reserve, Rail.
- Sir D. Hunter—2577
Rates on Govt. Property
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—3281
Rations, Defence
- Mr. Henwood—777
Rebates on Imports
- Mr. Fremantle—3308
Rebates on Machinery
- Mr. P, Marais—1385
Recruiting in Tropics
- Mr. Creswell—15
- See Natives
- See Tropical
- See Mines
Red Cats, Destruction of
- Mr. E. Grobler—1770
Reduction Plant, Gold
- Mr. Madeley—123
Reformatory School Officers
- Dr. MacNeillie—1388
Reformatory Ship
- Sir B. Berry—2717
Reformatory at Tokai
- Mr. Fremantle—340
Refreshment Bar, Fordsburg
- Mr. Duncan—948
Refreshment Room Deficit
- Sir E. Walton—2139
- See Internal Arrangements
- See Estimates
Registrar-General, Appointment
- Mr. Nathan—2365
Registration of Deeds Bill
- 1st Reading—287
- 2nd Reading—1809
- Bill dropped—3556
Registration of Patents
- Dr. MacNeillie—1571
Registration of Voters
- Estimates—3299
Re-Grading, Railway
- Mr. Madeley—2572
Regulations, Police
- Mr. Alexander—3019
Regulations, Rail. (Dutch)
- Mr. Fremantle—3310
Relieving Postal Officers
- Dr. MacNeillie—953
Rendell, Mr.
- Genl. T. Smuts—1385
Rents Paid by Govt.
- Estimates—3280
Renters P.O. Boxes
- Dr. MacNeillie—1575
Re-Organisation Committee
- Dr. MacNeillie—950
Re-Organisation Postal Dept.
- Mr. Quinn—951
Repairs, Natal Bridges
- Mr. Clayton—1391
Repatriation Debts
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2574
- Mr. Van der Walt—140
Repatriation Dept.
- Estimates—2724
Replies to Questions
- See the various Ministers’ names
Reports
- See the various Ministers’ names
Republican Civ. Servants
- Mr. P. Grobler—611
Republican Officers, Ex-
- Mr. P. Grobler—1760
Resident Magistrates
- See Magistrates
Restaurants on Rails.
- Mr. Schreiner—1574
Retief’s Petition, D. J.
- Dr. De Jager—1769
Retreat, Roads at
- Mr. Runciman—609
Retrenched Civ. Servants
- Mr. Long—1575
Reuter’s Agency
- Mr. Madeley—25, 50
Reuter, Subsidy to
- Estimates—3262
Reynolds, F. U.
- Nil
Rhodes Magistracy
- Mr. Krige—1760
Rhodesian Rail. Handbook
- Genl. T. Smuts—205
Rhodesian Red-Water
- Mr. Van der Walt—2221
Ridewood, Rail. Guard
- Mr. Botha—11
Rietfontein Appeal Case
- Mr. Creswell—1168
- See Natives
- See Mozambique
- See Mines
- See Creswell, Mr.
- See Burton, Mr.
Rietfontein, Telegraph to
- Mr. Kuhn—3246
Rifle Club Prizes
- Estimates—3062
Rifle Range, Kopjes
- Mr. Van der Merwe—1387
Rinderpest
- Estimates Add. Expend.—929
- Mr. Neser—2220
Roads Closed, Elliot
- Mr. Venter—484
Road Motor Services
- Mr. Meyler—1059, 2361
Roads at Retreat
- Mr. Runciman—609
Robben Island Asylum
- Estimates—3300
Robben Island Lepers
- Loan Estimates—3466
Roberts Victor Co.
- Mr. Creswell—139
Roberts Victor Diamonds
- Mr. Creswell—1601
Robertson, Mr. W.
- Mr. Van Niekerk—608
Robertson’s Remedy
- Mr. Wessels—613
Robinson, Mr. C. P.
- Accountants Registration Bill—138
- Bloemhof Court Messenger—395
- Cadets’Knickers
- Ordered in England?—2365
- Defence Force Uniforms
- Local tenderers—213, 350
- Education of Coloured People—1404
- Estimates
- Budget—1473, 1645, 1705
- Rail. Board—1706
- Police Act—1707
- Cabinet Crisis—1708
- Excise and Customs Duties—3012, 3015, 3014, 3016
- Financial Relations Bill—301
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2405
- Natal Postal Grievances—2797
- Natal Rail. Artisans
- Restore the privileges—2570
- Natal Rail. Strikers
- Full wages ?—208
- Reinstate them ?—479, 1706
- Petitions—136, 363, 2529
- Provincial Estimates—144
- Public Accounts Committee—698
Robinson, Sir J. B.
- Mr. Fichardt—2789
Rockey, Mr. W.
- Brandy, Govt. Stock of
- To be disposed of?—203
- Co-operative Wineries
- Closing accounts—205
- Cruelty to Animals
- Lashes?—1385
- Estimates
- Budget—1299
- Extravagance—1300
- Harbours, losses on—1301
- Parly. salaries—2138
- Guano—2312
- Field cornets—2312
- Police, Transvaal—2705
- Cadets, subsidies to—3063
- Printing, cost of—3345
- Estimates, Add. Expenditure
- Steam ploughs—924
- Cape Wineries—1039
- Natal coal combine—1050
- Excise and Customs Bill—3495, 3515, 3529
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2408
- Goods Trucks and Engines
- Statistics wanted—774
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2233, 2235, 2603, 2606, 2626
- Natives Land Bill—3379
- Rail. Construction Bill—3001, 3003
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—64
- Transvaal Administrator
- Private rail. coach—1569
- Water, Conservation of—1217
- Wesson’s Petition, T.—144
- White Labour—332
- Wines and Spirits Bill—385, 845, 890, 1865
Roeland St. Gaol
- Mr. Andrews—390
Rolling Stock Shortage
- Mr. Serfontein—1074
Roman Rock Lighthouse
- Rail. Estimates—3433
Rondebosch, Governor’s House
- Sir H. Juta—1576
- Loan Estimates—3457
Roodepoort Rail. Men
- Mr. Andrews—3307
Rooney’s Petition, Bishop
- Mr. Runciman—2598
Rooth’s Petition, Edward
- Mr. Neser—1763
Royal Hotel, Pilgrims Rest
- Mr. Haggar—1161
Royal Regiment, Natal
- Mr. Meyler—2159
- See also Natal
Rulings
- See Speaker, Mr.
- See Chairman
Runciman, Mr. W.
- Civil Service List
- For the Union—487
- Education of Coloured People—1408
- Elsenburg College—795
- Estimates
- Mine inspections—3204
- University Bill—3237
- Rates on Govt. property—3284
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Durban graving dock—3455, 3456
- Excise and Customs Duties—2761
- Financial Relations Bill—558, 1826, 1847, 1849, 2076
- Greenwood’s Petition, W.
- Select Committee—957
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2328, 2633, 2744
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2389, 3540
- Natives Land Bill—2540
- Naval Cadets—2591
- Pensions and Gratuities—3479
- Petitions—235, 1377, 1751, 1934
- Retreat, Roads at
- Dilapidated—609
- Rooney, Bishop—2598, 2599
- White Labour—336
Rustenburg Govt. Farm
- Mr. Andrews—1160
Rustenburg Settlement
- Estimates—3348
Rustenburg Teachers’ Petition
- Mr. P. Grobler—1415
Sabbath
- See Sunday
Sabbath, Work on
- Mr. Du Toit—2585
Saddles, Defence
- Estimates—3058
St. George’s Day, Flag
- Mr. Silburn—2577
Salaries of Teachers
- Mr. Louw—1388
Sales of Postage Stamps
- Mr. Struben—120
Saltpans a‗ Mara
- Mr. Mentz—616
Salt River Ambulance
- Mr. Alexander—774, 1073
Salt River Connections
- Sir D. Hunter—348
Salt River, Lost Time at
- Dr. Hewat—1572
Salvation Army
- Mr. Jagger—2716
Samples S.A. Produce
- Mr. Baxter—140
Sampson, Mr. H. W.
- Business of House—1243
- Cabinet crisis—41
- Cadets and Firearms
- Dangerous practice?—618
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2827, 2828, 2831
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3540
- Contract Immigrants Bill—24
- 2nd Reading—237, 246
- De Beers Dynamite Explosion
- Natives ousting whites—125, 207
- De Beers Mine
- Profits in compound?—144
- Diamonds Profits Tax
- Information wanted—349, 3556
- Estimates
- Budget—1109, 1110, 1253, 1301
- Land tax—1302
- Mineral rights—1303
- Diamond cutting—1304
- Education—1305
- Parly. salaries—2135
- Hansard—2140
- Shop Hours Act—2414
- Police pay—2708, 2712
- Cadets, accidents—3063
- Miners’ phthisis—3068
- Mines unworked—3073
- Postmen, Johannesburg—3252
- Rates on Govt. property—3283
- Parlt. Buildings, ventilation—3285
- Fair wages—3291
- Voters, registration of—3299
- Printing, cost of—3343, 3346
- Explosives and Dynamite
- White and coloured labour—125, 207
- Fair Wage Clause—133, 134
- Financial Relations Bill—2076
- Forest Bill—2840, 2851
- Heynes, John, Leper.
- Dr. Bayon’s report?—1572
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2091, 2550, 2555, 2560, 2567, 2614, 2618, 2630, 2631, 2632, 2634, 2635, 2637, 2639, 2662, 2663, 2668, 2744, 2745
- Johannesburg Magistrates’ Courts
- Dirty surroundings—206
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2032
- Lien Bill—248
- Luipaardsvlei Stands
- The freehold—770
- Mail Contract—762
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776
- Miners’ Hours Underground—3036
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—2376, 2386
- Money Order Forms
- Printed in London—390
- Mozambique Native Wages
- Adjourn the House—126, 493, 506, 825
- Natives Land Bill—2490, 3172
- Native Policemen Boksburg
- Arrested and beaten—956
- Naval Contribution—680
- No Confidence, Motion of—1953
- Precious Stones Amendt. Bill
- Advance copies—392
- Premier Diamond Output
- The London Syndicate—109
- Public Accounts Committee
- Printing “ Gazette ”—3537
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—73, 146, 151
- Reuter’s Cable Service—27
- Smith’s Petition, H. R. L.—132
- Trading on Mine Areas
- A Monopoly ?—19
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2736, 2869, 2870, 2871, 2872, 2874
- University Bill—1370
- Valuation of Properties—398, 410
- Voters’ Rolls on Bland
- The omissions—1380
- Wages Boards—2798
- Waste Lands Committee—42, 44
- White Labour—277, 281
- Woolls Sampson, Sir A.—3028
San Jose Scale
- Mr. Struben—2305
Sauer, Mr. J. W.
- (Minister of Justice’and Minister of Native Affairs)
- Administration of Estates Bill—893, 3271
- Adulteration of Foods Act—3020
- Advocates and Attorneys’Work—609
- Appeal Court, Bloemfontein—944
- Black Peril Commission—3264, 3303
- Bloemhof Court Messenger—395
- Boksburg-Benoni Police—51
- Business of House—1243, 2070, 2071,2584
- Cape Judges, Shortage of—1392
- Cape Liquor Licences—3524
- Cape Police,. Rank Reductions—475
- Cape Town Police—771
- Cape Town Police, Leave—951
- Children’s Protection Bill—2228, 2653, 2654, 2785, 3041, 3042, 3043, 3044, 3045, 3046, 3047, 3049, 3050, 3051, 3337, 3338, 3339, 3340, 3341, 3523, 3394, 3395
- Christiana, Dutch Medicines—210
- Church and School Sites
- Natal native areas—2390
- Circuit Judges, Hotel Charges—1166
- Cofimvaba Magistracy—3309
- Convict’s Death, Pretoria, 2652, 2653
- Convict Labour, Mines—473
- Criminal Court, Witness Fees—113
- Cruelty to Animals—1385
- Curfew, Coloured Persons—1570
- De Aar Fiscal Division—489
- Dealesville Magistracy—206
- De Villiers, Mr. S.—1572
- Dipping Tanks Bill—1817
- Documents, Production of—2884
- Dube, Rev. J. L.—476
- Durban Convict Guards—142
- Durban Gaolers’ Hours—215
- Elsenburg College—800, 1198
- Estimates
- Budget—1425
- Protection—1425
- Rail. construction—1427
- Education—1428
- Sir E. Walton—1429
- Rail rates reduced—1430
- Irrigation—1431
- Cattle, increase of—1432, 1698, 1732
- Justice Vote—2416
- Native Mortality—2422
- Skating rink—2425, 2426
- Undesirables deported—2426
- Insolvency, trade marks—2428
- Stenographers in Court—2429
- Economies—2431
- Judges, their dignity—2432
- Witnesses’ expenses—2435
- Pro Deo cases—2435, 2436
- Witnesses’ fees—2698
- Attorneys’ fees—2699
- Interpreters—2700
- Magistrates Vote—2700
- Natal magistrates—2701
- Licensing courts—2702
- Bankruptcy laws—2703
- Police vote—2704
- Durban water police—2711
- Constables, married—2714
- Prisons Vote—2717
- Reformatory ships—2717, 2718
- Tropical natives—2719
- Natives, unfit—2720
- Natives with phthisis—2720
- Xalanga titles—2722
- Native interpreters—2722
- Griquas, annuities to—2723
- Clerical staff, increases to—2723
- Black peril—2911
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Koopmans de Wet sale—936, 938
- Excelsior, J.P. at—620
- Excise and Customs Bill—3523, 3536
- Excise and Customs Duties—2756, 3009, 3015
- Financial Relations Bill—97
- Fiscal Divisions Bill—1782, 2067
- Gaolers’ Garden Lots—956, 2790
- Garnishee Orders—208
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2601
- Immorality, Cases in Court—1573
- Indian’s £3 Licence—2789
- Inquests, Law as to—111, 113
- Johannesburg Magistrates’ Courts—206
- King’s Proctor—953
- Liquor Law Legislation—3307
- Liquor Traffic, Kentani—3021
- Little’s Dip—1380
- Louis Trichardt, Fiscal Div.—209
- Maclear and Elliot Bill—2086, 2087, 2113
- 2nd Reading—1817
- Maitland Native Location—1939
- Mare, Trial of P. P.—416
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1777
- Mine Natives, Sickness of—3304
- Mozambique Native Wages—14, 121, 478, 494, 497, 498, 499, 503, 504, 1578
- Native Affairs Committee—85
- 4th report—730
- Native wages deferred—2786, 3075
- 3rd and 4th reports—3528
- Native Mortality—15. 2163, 2229, 2231, 2362, 2363, 2574, 3265
- Natives Land Bill—3005, 3006, 3108, 3118, 3122, 3124, 3126, 3128, 3132, 3133, 3134, 3135, 3136, 3137, 3138, 3139, 3140, 3141, 3142, 3143, 3144, 3145, 3146, 3147, 3148, 3150, 3151, 3152, 3153, 3157, 3158, 3159, 3160, 3161, 3162, 3163, 3165, 3166, 3167, 3168, 3169, 3171, 3172, 3176, 3177, 3130, 3184, 3186, 3188. 3189, 3190, 3195, 3196, 3197, 3198, 3199. 3200, 3201, 3311, 3313, 3314, 3316, 3317, 3318, 3320, 3321, 3322, 3324, 3326, 3327, 3328, 3330, 3374, 3388, 3542
- 2nd Reading—2269, 2284, 2512, 2513, 2523, 2529, 2542
- Native Land Purchases—777, 1175, 2363, 2578
- Petitions against—510
- Natives with Phthisis—2787
- Native Policemen, Boksburg—957
- Native Prisoners Flogged—3489
- Native Squatting—18
- Naval Contribution—629, 673
- New Fiscal Div. Bill—2890
- New Kleinfontein Strike—2790
- New Rietfontein Case—1169
- No Confidence, Motion of—2021
- Oudtshoorn Circuit Court—116
- Pass and Squatters Bill—561, 563, 568, 581, 584
- Patents Consolidation Law—1571
- Pensions and Gratuities—9, 24, 735
- Pilgrims Rest Hotels—1161
- Pinetown Magistracy—472, 1393
- Police Dept. Purchases—476
- Police Protection, Jansenville—616
- Police Regulations—1397, 1399, 3020
- Police Report for 1912—3480
- Police Transfers, East Rand—2576
- Pretoria Gaol, Escapes—1390, 1758
- Pretoria Motor Fatality—2360
- Prieska Circuit Court—781
- Prieska Magistracy—781
- Prison Officers, Promotion of—1577
- Prison Service Order No. 4–1383, 1384
- Prison Warders’ Pay—3022
- Prison Warders’ Promotions—1758
- Rail. Construction Bill—2951. 3075, 3083
- Rail. Police—342
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1237, 3556
- Rail. Strike, Rumour of—1394
- Rand Magistrates’ Courts—2157
- Reformatory School Officer—1388
- Reports—7, 8, 11, 37, 166. 289, 337, 443, 670, 765, 831, 1197, 1377, 1521, 1782, 1892, 2358, 2786, 3264, 3302,. 3303, 3352, 3398, 3489
- Roeland St. Gaol—390
- Shop Hours, Transvaal—262, 349
- Smit, N. A. F.–1170
- Solicitors and Govt. Work—1571
- Squatting at Middelburg—110
- Stenographers, Circuit Court—2360
- Stent, Mr. Vere—106
- Strydenburg Court—3021
- Technical Education—2047
- Tokai, Regulations at—340
- Transkei, Drunkenness at–3023
- Valuation of Properties—401
- Ventersburg Fiscal Div.—206
- Waste Lands Committee—41, 42, 43
- Waterford. Periodical Court 263, 350
- White Labour—316, 328, 523
- White v. Mauritian School—2573
- White Peril—3024
- Wines and Spirits Bill—190, 192, 194, 195,. 385, 386, 843, 844, 846, 848, 849, 850, 851, 852, 854, 856, 858, 859, 860, 861, 862, 863, 866, 891, 1131, 1132, 1133, 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1144, 1783, 1784, 1785, 1787, 1789, 1862, 1864, 1865, 2676, 2678, 2679, 2680, 2682
- 2nd Reading—183
- Witnesses’ Fees—952
- Zoar Mission—115
Savings Bank Interest
- Mr. Currey—2727
- Estimates—3248
Scab
- Sir T. Smartt—2225
- Mr. Jagger—2252
Scab, Compulsory Dipping
- Mr. Steyl—942
Scab at Elliot
- Mr. Venter—484
Schoeman, Mr. J. H.
- Business of House—22
- Estimates
- Budget—1559
- Cabinet crisis—1559
- Causes agitation—1560
- Witnesses inconveniences—2699
- Local allowances—2701
- Provincial Councils—2898
- Excise and Customs Duties—2757
- Financial Relations Bill—1826, 1874
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2321
- Lien Bill—254
- Mail Contract—712, 715
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776
- Naval Contribution—628
- Oudtshoorn Circuit Court
- Litigants inconvenienced—116
- Petitions—335, 441
- Public Accounts Committee—145
- Rail. Construction Bill—2779, 2950
- Water, Conservation of—1214
- White Labour—526
School Inspectors
- Mr. Maasdorp—1378
School Officers, Industrial
- Dr. MacNeillie—1388
Schools, State-Aided
- Mr. Fremantle—52
- See also Education
Schreiner, Mr. T. L.
- Addit. Appropriation Bill
- Cape wineries—1071
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1158
- Amabele Train Service
- To be curtailed ?—3025
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—77, 170, 172, 175, 183, 195, 196, 197, 200, 423,437, 696, 3556
- Butterworth-Idutywa Rail.
- Complete it when?—122
- Dangerous crossings—774
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2937, 2940
- Children’s Protection Bill—3049
- Cofimvaba Magistracy
- Investigation needed—3309
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—838
- East Coast Fever, Transkei—417
- Education of Coloured People—1405
- Estimates
- Budget—1475
- Cabinet crisis—1475
- No racialism—1476
- Native legislation—1478
- Squatters Bill—1479
- Native taxes—1480
- Native landowners—1481
- Segregation—1482
- Agric. education—2212
- Decentralisation—2216
- E.C. fever—2220, 2224
- Dipping tanks Transkei—2227
- Scab—2254
- Hotels in Transkei—2432
- Medical witnesses’ expenses—2434, 2435
- Jury fees—2699
- Native interpreters—2701
- Licensing courts—2701
- Local allowances—2703
- Police, degenerate—2710
- Reformatories for boys—2718
- Natives and liquor—2720
- Xalanga titles—2722
- Natives, medical examinations—2722, 2723
- Natal Indian tax—2725
- Provincial Councils—2901
- Brandy, stock of—2912
- Native college—3236
- Tsomo magistracy—3288
- Emjanyana asylum—3301
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Cape wineries—1041, 1045, 1052
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Idutywa line—3451
- Estimates, Railway
- Butterworth station—3411
- Barmaids in buffets—3431
- Slangkop lighthouse—3433
- Estimates, Railway Addit.
- Kowie line—1059
- Excise and Customs Bill—3495, 3514, 3523, 3526. 3527, 3530, 3531
- Financial Relations Bill—297, 599, 1912, 1925, 1929. 1932, 1933, 2076, 2084
- Flies in Pondoland
- What is being done?—2789
- Forest Bill—2838, 2929
- Glen Grey Traders
- Select Committee—144, 266
- Idutywa-Umtata Line
- Information wanted—3310
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2105, 2550, 2566, 2601. 2606, 2620, 2626, 2629, 2643, 2644. 2669, 2742
- Indians in Natal
- Trading facilities—2600
- Maclear and Elliot Bill—1818, 2086
- Mozambique Native Wages—827
- Native Affairs Committee—86
- Native Clergyman’s Pass
- Rev. J. L. Dube—475
- Natives Land Bill—2461. 3106, 3122, 3123, 3126, 3133, 3134, 3135, 3136, 3137, 3138, 3139, 3145, 3152, 3156, 3158, 3161, 3163, 3165, 3173, 3175, 3185, 3188, 3190, 3191, 3192, 3195, 3196, 3200, 3311, 3313, 3314, 3316, 3318, 3319, 3320, 3322, 3330, 3387
- Native Landowners, Transvaal
- Were they purchases?—777
- Or mission stations?—1174
- Information wanted—2363, 2578
- Naval Cadets—2593
- Pass and Squatters Bill—573
- Pensions and Gratuities—3478, 3484, 3486
- Petitions—35, 36, 387, 442, 507, 508, 647, 805, 995, 1022, 1060, 1092, 1123, 1376, 1417, 1637, 1862, 2357, 2358, 2696, 3169, 3438
- Rail. Appropriation (Part) Bill
- Dangerous crossings—1066
- Rail. Construction Bill—2943. 2946
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1237
- Rail. Retaurants and Liquor
- Why cancelled.?—1574
- Technical Education—2206
- Transkei Food Scarcity
- What steps?—123
- Transkei, Drunkenness at
- A press allegation—3023
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2869, 2870
- Water, Conservation of—969
- White Labour—524
- Wines and Spirits Bill—192, 386, 847, 848, 849, 850, 851, 858, 860, 1783, 1866
- Women’s Suffrage—226
Schroeders Railway
- Mr. Meyler—479
Scott, Death of Capt.
- Genl. Botha—236
Sea Certificates, Engineers’
- Mr. Andrews—481
Sea Point Ticket Examiners
- Mr. Madeley—1386
Searle, Mr. J.
- Estimates
- Budget—1449
- Ports, blackguarded—1449
- Algoa Bay—1450
- Estimates, Railway
- Coal combine—3412
- Glen Grey Traders—266
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2332
- Imported Thoroughbred Stock—143
- Mail Contract—743
- Natives Land Bill—2490
- Naval Cadets—2593
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3491
- Petitions—35, 36, 387, 419, 1636, 2390
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie line—1077
- Rail. Construction Bill—2915, 2922
- Rail Regulation Bill—1232
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—63
- Waste Lands Committee—2686, 2690
- White Labour—659
- Women’s Suffrage—650
Second Rail. Approp. (Part)
- 1st Reading—2739
- 2nd Reading—2884
- In Committee—2890
- 3rd Reading—2890
- Royal assent—3170
Segregation
- Mr. Schreiner—1481
- See Native Land Bill
Selati-Bandolier Rail.
- Sir L. Phillips—348
Select Committees
- See Internal, Library, etc.
- See White Labour, etc.
- See Pensions, etc.
Serfontein, Mr. H. P.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—173, 428
- Children’s Protection Bill—3047, 3051
- Estimates
- Budget—1499
- High Commissioner—1499
- Cabinet crisis—1500
- Natal’s share in it—1501
- Mr. Botha’s speech—1502
- Parly. salaries—2139
- Sheep dip—2258
- Plants, experiments in—2305
- Parly. Buildings—3286
- Estimates, Add. Expenditure
- Koopmans de Wet sale—935, 936
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s house—3465
- Financial Relations Bill—732, 2076
- Immigrants Regulation Bill—2608
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2032
- Mail Contract—752
- Manœuvres on Private Land—2792
- Rail. Add. Appropriation
- Rolling stock, shortage—1074
- Rail. Construction Bill—2977, 3001
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1237
- Vermin, Destruction of—1770
- Voorspoed Mine
- Re-open when?—202
- Water, Conservation of—1214
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855
- Women’s Suffrage—650
Servitude, Johbg. School
- Mr. Geldenhuys—2183
Settlements and Boreholes
- Estimates—3347
- See also Land Settlement
Settlements and Phthisis
- Mr. Nathan—945
Settlement at Lichfield
- Mr. Venter—1387
Shed Fitters & Engines
- Mr. Andrews—3021
Sheep
- See also stock
Sheep Dips
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Sheep Dip, Prices
- Mr. Van der Walt—1380
Sheep, Simultaneous Dipping
- Mr. Steyl—942
- Mr. Kuhn—488
Sheep Inspector Suspended
- Dr. Watkins—1392
Sheep Inspector Berry
- Dr. Watkins—1577
Sheep, Permits to Move
- Mr. Kuhn—610
Shipping Monopoly
- Mr. Jagger—3261
- See also Jagger, Mr.
Shipwrights’ Pay
- Mr. Alexander—1941
Shop Assistants, Deputation of
- Mr. Creswell—261
Shop Hours Act, Transvaal
- Mr. Sampson—2414
- Estimates—2709
- Mr. Creswell—262, 349, 417
Shortage of Cape Judges
- Mr. Nathan—1392
Shortage of Rail. Trucks
- Mr. De Beer—47
- Sir E. Walton—1759
Shorthand writers in Court
- Mr. Alexander—2360, 2428
Shunter Ward
- Mr. Boydell—2571
Shunting
- See also Railway
Shunting Accidents
- Mr. Wyndham—2569
- Mr. Nathan—2569
Shunting, Pretoria West
- Mr. Boydell—2571
Signalmen’s Hours
- Mr. Meyler—138
- See also Railway
Silburn, Mr. P. A.
- Cape Police
- Reinstatements—475
- Civil Servants’ Agreements
- Transfers illegal?—49, 119
- Documents, Production of—2884
- Estimates
- Budget—1692
- Bigger expenditure—1692
- Cabinet crisis—1693
- Appeal to the people—1694
- Flag at Maritzburg
- On St. George’s Day—2577
- Financial Relations Bill—2077
- Natal Postal Grievances
- The papers wanted—2793, 2795
- Natal Postal Officials
- Terms of service changed—2162
- Naval Contribution—236
- Submit proposals?—621, 646, 647, 694
- Petitions—508
- Rail. Board Meetings
- Information wanted—480
- Who attends? How often?—620
- Rand Mines Natives
- Died going home?—2362
- Waste Lands Committee—2691
Silicosis
- See Miners’ Phthisis
Simpson, C. T.
- Mr. Botha—52, 1084
Simultaneous Dipping
- Mr. Steyl—942
- See also Dipping
Sir Chas. Elliott Tug
- Mr. Alexander—943
Skating Rink, Cape Town
- Estimates—2425
Skipmen’s Hours, Benoni
- Mr. Madeley—1936
- See also Mines
Slangkop Lighthouse
- Rail. Estimates—3433
- Mr. Jagger—3290
Slavin’s Petition, Mrs. F. E.
- Sir T. Smartt—1769
Sleeping Sickness
- Sir T. Smartt—3131
Small Holdings Commission
- See Miners’ Phthisis
Smartt, Sir T. W.
- (Leader of Opposition)
- Additional Appropriation Bill
- Cape Wineries—1071
- Administration of Estates Bill—3273
- Appropriation Bill
- Lady teacher’s petition—1026
- Solomon’s speech, Sir R.—3361
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—909
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—169, 201, 433, 434, 441
- Auditor ‧General—3266
- Botanical Garden, National—2171, 2174
- Business of House—20, 22, 730, 1093, 1242, 2068, 2071, 2368, 2438, 2578, 2583, 2584, 2891, 3027, 3399
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—2827, 2831, 2832, 2833
- Children’s Protection Bill—3042, 3044, 3045
- Civil Service Exams.—1762
- Delimitation Commission, Report—443
- Documents, Production of
- Speaker’s ruling—2881, 2883
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—837, 838
- Education of Coloured People—1409
- Elsenburg College
- Chemical laboratories—783, 787, 788, 802, 1198, 1201, 1204
- Estimates
- Budget—874, 894, 1079, 1101, 1119, 1122, 1126, 1127, 1175, 1264, 1265, 1267, 1291, 1298, 1426, 1427, 1509, 1511, 1512, 1609, 1696, 1697, 1698, 1716
- Cabinet crisis—1716
- Dissolve Parlt. ?—1717
- Rail. betterment—1718
- Interest charges—1719
- Mr. Hull’s speech—1720
- Harbours, losses onl721
- Bewaarplaatsen—1722
- Rail. Board—1723
- Immigration—1724
- Land Settlement—1725
- Loan estimates—1726
- Cabinet dissentions—1727
- “Volkstem” article—1728
- Govt. by caucus—1729
- Appeal to the people—1730
- Conciliation impossible—1731, 1732, 1733, 1735, 1739
- Parly. salaries—2136
- Refreshment room deficit—2139, 2145
- Prime Minister’s salary—2145, 2147, 2150
- Transport charges—2154, 2155
- Ministers’ portfolios—2208, 2210
- E.C. fever, and sympathy—2225, 2226
- Scab—2261
- Botany, agronomy—2302, 2303
- One chemistry dept.—2307
- Branding—2309
- Field cornets, political—2313
- Elsenburg school—2346
- Grootfontein school—2347
- Forestry—2355
- Police and crime—2713
- Natal Indian tax—2725
- High Commissioner—2733
- Leases, Govt. land—3347
- Stud animals—3351
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—911, 918, 920
- Gallamziekte—921, 930
- Laboratories—921
- Dr. Theiler—931
- Imported pedigree stock—933, 934
- Defence stores fund—974, 978, 983
- Coal combine—995
- Cape wineries—1045, 1052
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3450
- Governor’s house—3457, 3458, 3460, 3461, 3463
- Estimates, Railway—3398
- Rail. Board’s powers—3404, 3421, 3422
- Rail. headquarters—3423
- Rolling stock valuation—3429, 3430, 3431
- Port St. Johns—3432
- Kimberley provision train—3434
- Estimates, Railway Add.
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1056, 1057
- Excise and Customs Bill—3494, 3499, 3500, 3501, 3503, 3504, 3505, 3507, 3508, 3509, 3511, 3512, 3513, 3516, 3521, 3533
- Excise and Customs Duties—2762, 3011, 3012, 3013
- Financial Relations Bill—606, 1820, 1824, 1825, 1829, 1884, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1932
- Forest Bill—1793, 2840, 2841, 2842, 2853, 2854, 2855, 2856, 2863, 2865, 2934, 2936
- Heidelberg Fiscal Division—1765, 1766
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2337, 2556, 2610, 2655, 2667, 2668, 2669, 2741
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1592, 1594, 1597, 1598
- Lien Bill—254, 255
- Loan Appropriation Bill
- Land bank—3475
- Lunatic Asylums—1187
- Maclear and Elliot Bill—2114
- Mail Contract—763
- Map of Constituencies To be compiled?—609
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1778
- Miners’ Phthisis Act—3547
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2191, 2193, 2411
- Natal Rail. Facilities—817
- Natives Land Bill—2529, 2537, 3005, 3116, 3119, 3124, 3126, 3127, 3128, 3132, 3138, 3140, 3143, 3147, 3148, 3151, 3152, 3153, 3154, 3163, 3178, 3180, 3192, 3193, 3196, 3199, 3200, 3201, 3318, 3323, 3324, 3325, 3328, 3374, 3389, 3390
- Naval Cadets—2590, 2594, 2595
- Naval Contribution—625, 628, 632, 646, 647, 677
- No Confidence Motion—1951, 1965, 1984, 2017, 2022
- Ostrich Feather Industry
- Cruelty to the birds?—2084
- Pass and Squatters Bill—563, 568, 580
- Pensions and Gratuities—1081, 1082, 1083
- Petitions—894, 1092, 1241, 1457, 1520
- Public Accounts Committee—698, 699, 1089
- Pub. Service Commission—312
- Rail. Addit. Appropriation
- Wages, weekly payments—1074
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3435
- Rail. Construction Bill—2133, 2768, 2824, 2825, 2916, 2920, 2923, 2926, 2945, 2958, 2959, 2962, 2968, 2969, 2976, 2977, 2979, 2980, 2990, 2993, 2994, 2995, 3084, 3086
- Railway Grievances
- Rail. Service Act—483
- Rail. Regulation Bill—2825, 2826
- Rail. Strike, Rumour of
- Information wanted—1394
- Rail. Trucks, Shortage of—1759, 1760
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—165
- Scott, Death of Capt.—237
- Slavin, Mrs.
- Her petition—1769
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1605
- Sprigg, Late Sir G.—102
- Trades Commissioner’s Report
- In London—2791
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farms—1194
- Unauthorised Expend. Bill
- Sleeping sickness—3131
- University Bill—840, 841, 1341, 1328, 1329, 1354, 1358, 1363, 1364, 1369, 1375
- University at Groote Schuur—216
- Valuation of Properties—404, 405
- Walfisch Bay
- Ceded to Germany?—3130
- Waste Lands Committee—2690
- Water, Conservation of—1219
- Wesson’s Petition, T.
- Select Committee—143
- White Labour—274, 1010, 1017, 1018, 1019
- Wines and Spirits Bill—191, 385, 386, 846, 855, 860, 861, 1138, 1787, 2675, 2676, 2679, 2682
Smit, N. A. F.
- Mr. Jagger—1169
Smith Land Grant Bill
- Mr. Brain—672
- 1st Reading—1819
- Bill dropped—3556
Smith’s Petition, G. D.
- Mr. Wessels—388, 420
- Mr. Brain—621, 1602
- House divides—1607
Smith’s Petition, H. R. L.
- Mr. Fawcus—132
Smuts, Genl. J. C.
- (Minister of Finance and Minister of Defence)
- Addit. Appropriation Bill
- 2nd Reading—1069
- Cape wineries—1070
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3273
- Appropriation Bill
- 2nd Reading—3352, 3353, 3362, 3370
- Miners’strike—3371
- 3rd Reading—3374, 3400
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—905, 908, 909, 1025, 1026, 1063
- 2nd Reading—996
- Lady teacher’s petition—1026
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—167, 168, 169,. 170, 171, 172, 175, 176, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 196, 198, 200, 201, 290, 291, 420, 421, 423, 433, 434, 441, 443, 695, 3556
- 2nd Reading—75
- Auditor-General’s Engagement
- Period extended—3266, 3267
- Auditor-General’s Report—9, 84
- Australian National Mint—782
- Berry, Sheep Inspector—1392
- Bills Discharged
- Perpetual Annuities—3539
- Bewaarplaatsen—3539
- Bills of Exchange Bill—3436
- Brandy, Stock of—203
- Brokers’Notes, Stamps on—1167
- Business of House—1243, 2579, 2891, 3352, 3493, 3523
- Cadets and Firearms—618
- Cadets’Knickers—2365
- Cape Province Taxation—2577
- Cape Wineries, Loans to
- Pub. Accounts Committee—1160
- Cape Town Market Licences—1163
- Children’s Protection Bill—3052, 3053
- Civil Service Pensions—1755
- Pub. Accounts Committee—1699
- Collection of Statistics Bill—3539
- Co-Operative Wine Societies—205
- Criminal Court, Witness Fees—113
- Cups and Medals Imported—50
- Customs Management Bill—202
- 2nd Reading—37, 40
- Defence Appointments—2576
- Defence Appointments, Officers—474
- Defence Ration Scale—777
- Defence Regulations, Natives—485
- Defence Uniforms—213
- Defence Uniforms, Contracts for—350, 1381
- Diamonds Profits Tax
- Elsenburg College—786
- Engineers’ Certificates, Sea—481
- Estimates—9
- £1 vote system—338
- New loans—883
- Capo Perpetuals—884
- Budget—868
- Last year’s deficit—868
- The savings—869
- Defence—870
- Revenue—871
- Grain and wine—872
- Imports, less—873
- Excise revenue—874
- Mines output—875
- 1913—14 Estimates—876
- Transfer duties—877
- Revenue next year—878
- Bewaarplaatsen—879
- New taxes, none—880
- Govt. House—881
- Provincial finance—882, 894, 1079, 1080, 1128, 1244, 1441, 1442
- Smartt’s speech, Sir T.—1731
- Rail. interest—1732
- Cape Perpetuals—1733
- Bewaarplaatsen—1734
- Land companies—1735
- Defence, £600,000—1736
- Savings—1737
- Loans and interest—1738
- O.F.S. bursaries—1739
- Taxes remitted—1740
- Customs anomalies—1741
- Governor—1751
- Parly. salaries—2134
- Hansard—2142
- Refreshments—2142
- Library books—2143
- Prime Minister’s salary—2146, 2148, 2150
- Transport charges—2154, 2155
- Agricul. education—2208
- Ministers’ portfolios—2210
- Assist. accountant, salary—2217
- Scab and dips—2262
- Bacteriology—2267
- Agric. education—2340
- Household science—2354
- Native mortality—2422
- Interior Vote—2723
- Treasury Vote—2724
- Cape Perpetuals—2724
- Repatriation Dept.—2724
- Chief storekeeper—2724
- Natal Indian tax—2724
- Treasury salaries—2729
- Inland Revenue Vote—2730
- Customs Vote—2731
- National Society, The—2731
- Weights and measures—2731
- High Commissioner—2731
- Consulting engineer—2732, 2735
- Provincial Councils—2891
- Amusements tax—2898, 2905
- Brandy, stock of—2912
- Tariff, coal, chaplains—2915
- Defence Vote—3054
- Camps, liquor in—3054
- Police transfers—3056
- Under-Secy. Defence—3056
- Police, native areas—5058
- Police—Transkei—3059
- Estcourt squadron—5059
- Natal Royal Regt.—3060
- Officers, shortage?—3061
- Horses for townsmen—3061, 3062
- Ammunition, price of—3061
- Rifle club prizes—3062
- Ammunition, facilities—3063
- Cadet commandant—3063
- School subsidies—3063
- Aviation—3063
- Ordnance fund—3063
- Naval policy—3064
- Posts—3241
- Coal combine—3262
- Reuter subsidy—3263
- Cadets—3351
- Technical education, inspector—3351
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—909, 919, 920
- Agricul. societies—920
- Co-operative societies—928
- Koopmans de Wet sale—935
- Defence Vote—940
- Defence stores fund—975, 978, 980
- Prisoners awaiting trial—985, 987
- Pro Deo cases—991
- Co-operative wineries—994
- Public Debt—994
- Coal combine—995
- Cape wineries—1044
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s House—3461
- Agricul. school—3469
- Rhodes college—3469
- Land banks—3470
- Estimates, Railway Addit.
- Portuguese agreement—1057
- Excise at Cape—768
- Excise and Customs Bill—3493, 3494, 3498, 3499, 3500, 3501, 3505, 3507, 3511, 3512, 3519, 3521, 3522
- Increased duties—3524, 3525, 3526, 3527, 3528, 3529, 3530, 3531, 3532, 3533, 3534, 3535, 3536
- 2nd Reading—3263, 3264
- Excise and Customs Duties
- Motion to commit—2747, 2763, 3006, 3010, 3011, 3012, 3013, 3014, 3015, 3019
- Excise (Proposed Duties) Bill—1080
- 2nd Reading—361, 362
- Fencing Act, Retrospective—118
- Fencing, Standard of—130
- Fidei Commissary Bequests—131
- Financial Relations Bill—605, 606, 670, 671, 730, 733, 735, 1023, 1063, 1819, 1820, 1822, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1829, 1836, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1860, 1872, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1891, 1893, 1894, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1932, 1933, 2080, 2082, 2083, 2112
- 2nd Reading—88, 95, 96, 98, 100, 451, 457, 469
- Governor’s Warrants—471
- Gurney, Mr. W. B.—1386
- Heidelberg Fiscal Div.—1765
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2555, 2559, 2741
- Inquests, Law as to—111, 113
- Insurance Coys., Legislation—394
- Insurance, Govt. Property—3303
- Internal Arrangements Committee—1241
- Loan of £4,000,000—1175, 1241, 1242
- Loan Appropriation Bill
- 2nd Reading—3471
- Money market stringent—3472
- Floating debt—3473
- Land bank—3475
- Loan Fund Expenditure—1752
- Loan Reduction Bill—3435
- Loan Vote (Amended)—2617
- Manœuvres, on Private Land—2793
- Meat, Duty on Imported—1384
- Miners’ Hours Underground—3035, 3036
- Ministers’ Allowances—2364
- Mint at Pretoria—486
- Mozambique Native Wages—121
- Municipal Stock, Stamps on—1754
- Natives Land Bill—2156, 2825
- Natal Land Loan Fund—339, 1311
- Natal Poll Tax—19
- Natal Poll Tax Bill—1091, 1092
- 2nd Reading—695
- Natal Royal Regiment—2159
- Naval Cadets—2595
- Oudtshoorn Circuit Court—116
- Parly. Draftsman, Rules—3039
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084, 3478, 3487
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3490, 3492
- 2nd Reading—3487
- Portuguese Tobacco—3309
- Premier Mine Profits—341
- Protective Duties—1160, 1171
- Provincial Estimates—144
- Public Accounts Committee—83, 145, 167, 236, 509, 510, 1087, 1090
- Pub. Debt Commissioners—337
- 3rd and 4th reports—696, 697, 698
- 5th report—1241, 1458
- 6th report—2156
- The reports—3536
- Public Service Clothing, Contracts—1172, 1393
- Public Service Commission—312
- Pub. Works Loan Bill—3488
- Quit Rents—1383
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation Bill
- Kowie Rail. debentures—1077, 1078, 1079
- Rail. Construction Bill—2133, 2997
- Rail. Regulation Bill—2825
- Rebates on Imports—3308
- Repatriation Loans—140, 2574
- Reports—8, 11, 75, 101, 137, 166, 236, 312, 443, 471, 509, 532, 669, 765, 868, 894, 940, 995, 1062, 1284, 1494, 1699, 1892, 1935, 2068, 2112, 2156, 2530, 2697, 2739, 2835, 2928, 3074, 3218, 3489
- South Af. Produce, Samples—140
- Squatting at Middelburg—110
- Stamp Duties Bill—3438, 3439
- 2nd Reading—3437
- Standing Orders Committee—44, 51
- Stent, Mr. Vere—106
- Sunday Defence Training—1384
- Supplementary Estimates—2617
- Surcharges—1285
- Trackless Trams, Import Duty—1162
- Trades Commissioner’s Report—2791
- Training Camps and Intoxicants—390
- Transfer Duty Bill—1869, 2390
- 2nd Reading—1861
- Transfer Duty, Rand Properties—2367
- Transkei Food Scarcity—123
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2875
- Transvaal Repatriation Debts—140, 2574
- Trustee Investment Bill—384
- 2nd Reading—257
- Unauthorised Expend. Bill—3130
- University Bill—288, 1332
- Valuation of Properties—397, 399
- Vermin, Destruction of—1770
- Zoar Mission—115
Smuts, Genl. T.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—170, 175, 182
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044, 3045, 3047
- Estimates
- Budget—1626
- Cabinet crisis—1626
- Conciliation, excessive ?—1627
- Education, O.F.S.—1628
- Scab—2225
- Forest Bill—1798, 2837, 2841, 2842, 2851
- Government Buildings
- Repairs, inspections—2365
- Gurney, Mr. W. B.
- Promoted, why?—1385
- Hailstorms, Protection Against—360
- Hauptfleisch, S. K.
- Select Committee—132
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2566
- Mail Contract—714
- Natives Land Bill—2536, 3139, 3141, 3145
- Pensions and Gratuities—1085, 1086, 3483
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3492
- Rail. Construction Bill—2774
- Rhodesian Rail. Handbook—205
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1138
Soil Analysis, Bloemfontein
- Mr. Van Niekerk—486
Soil Investigation
- Sir T. Smartt—2037
Solicitors and Govt. Work
- Mr. Madeley—1571
Solomon, Sir R., Navy
- Mr. Van Niekerk—207
Somerset East Rly. Service
- Mr. Oosthuisen—136
Somerset East Rly. Extension
- Mr. Oosthuisen—473
South Af. Coal Trust
- Mr. Boydell—261
- See also Coal
- See also Natal
South Af. College
- Estimates—3237
South Af. Grain, Samples
- Mr. Haggar—46
South Af. Mounted Rifles
- Mr. Meyler—607
- Estimates—2705
South Af. Museum
- Estimates—3291
South Af. Police
- See Police
South Af. Library
- Mr. Long—2143
South Af. Railway
- See Railway
South Af. Samples, London
- Mr. Baxter—140
South Af. “Spectator”
- Mr. Alexander—3024
South-West Circuit Court
- Mr. Schoeman—116
South-West Rly. Debentures
- Mr. Vintcent—3444
Spann’s Petition, W. F.
- Mr. Schreiner—144
Speaker, Mr.
- (Sir J. T. Molteno)
- For Rulings, see also Chairman
- Amendments
- Illegible—1354
- Amendments on the Paper
- Cannot be argued until they are reached—3495
- Committee
- Rule No. 279—2785
- Committee Amendments (Amendments to)
- Must be made in Committee—1790
- Divisions
- No record of majorities—165
- Errors—1934
- Withdrawal of, leave required—1984
- Documents
- When called for—71
- Need not be produced—2796, 2797, 2798
- House may order production—2883
- Explanations
- House has no cognisance of Committee Debates—3218
- Not a point of order—660
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- In establishing a fund, is the money “ spent ” ?—976
- Amendments which anticipate motions on the Order Paper—997, 998, 999
- Estimates
- Minister may reply on motion that Speaker do leave the chair—1242
- Estimates (Motion to Commit)
- If amendment is negatived, whole debate is closed—1119, 1121, 1122, 1125, 1126, 1127, 1128
- The £1 Vote system—337
- Excise and Customs Tariff
- Not affected by Wines and Spirits Bill—3494
- Governor’s Consent
- Smith’s petition, G. D.—867
- Governor’s Speech—5
- Irrelevancies, Procedure, and general guidance of debate—41, 246, 255, 644, 646, 726, 731, 748, 754, 760, 799, 802, 821, 822, 842, 997, 1154, 1238, 1369, 1373, 1589, 1760, 2039, 2071, 2074, 2184, 2195, 2196, 2281, 2375, 2409, 2655, 2682, 2799, 2820, 2825, 2929, 2936, 3096, 3106, 3114, 3131, 3219, 3220, 3330, 3474, 3496, 3554
- Misstatements, Correction of
- Are not points of order—1646
- Motions
- To suspend business, must be unanimous—1984
- Precedence of, only by consent—1579, 1580
- On the Order Paper, cannot be anticipated—25
- To adjourn the House, not on replies to questions—126
- Sprigg, Late Sir G.—105, 1378
- Notice of, the practice when only formal—2368
- Interpretation of, “from and after”—2584, 2585
- To adjourn the House, because answers to questions are evasive —2578
- Involving expenditure—399, 400, 2590
- Increasing taxation—135
- To adjourn the House, health of natives underground—3490
- Moving the same motion twice—1370
- Notices of, may be withdrawn or postponed—1378
- Amendments to, right to speak on— 1020
- To adjourn the House, a member may only speak once—1698
- To reject a clause, the member should vote against it—3394
- To adjourn the House, the right to speak—2670
- To delay committing the Bill, the proper form—2692
- Amendments which are not seconded —650
- To adjourn the House, when the allegations supporting it are denied— 835, 836, 837
- To refer to Select Committee, the general question may not be de-bated—670, 671
- Newspapers, Reading from
- Should not be too long—1036
- Order Paper
- Orders may not be anticipated—562,. 563, 2328. 3490
- Motion to ante-date a motion, no speech can be made—3493
- Pensions Recommendations
- Bill should be drafted—3487
- Preamble
- When not proved, ends the Bill—730
- Previous Question
- The whole question may be discussed—650
- Printing Committee—6
- Printer’s errors
- Noted and remedied—3131, 3132
- Provincial Councils
- Education, the House may deal with petitions—1401
- Powers restricted by Financial Relations Bill—2113
- Ordinances, right of Parliament—88, 138
- Public Accounts Committee
- Unauthorised expenditure—2835
- Questions
- Other questions cannot be raised—2580, 2581
- Notice should be given—2791
- Supplementary—484, 2574
- Without notice—37
- Without notice, when relating to public business—312, 313
- Cannot be debated—2582
- Two on same subject—781
- Rail. Construction Bills
- Only lines proposed may be discussed—2767, 2768, 2779
- Rail. Board cannot be discussed—2768
- Motor services, not relevant—2810
- References
- To past debates—1609, 1645
- Repetition of Arguments
- Rule 82—2007, 2108
- Reports—7, 36, 37, 3264, 3438
- Report Stage
- Amendments at, notice to be given—433, 434, 1789, 2938, 3019, 3040, 3394
- Amendments, vicarious movement of, must be authorised—1785
- Amendments already dealt with, not to be again discussed—2084
- Amendments not moved may not be argued—2939
- Amendments, Notice of, members’right to an opportunity—3201
- Amendment to delete a clause, the member may vote against it—3330
- Second Readings
- The debate closes with the second reading—83
- The mover’s reply closes the debate—256
- Speeches following the reply are unusual—752
- Motion to adjourn the debate should not be moved by the mover of the second reading—893
- Members may speak only once—1804
- Committee points should not be discussed—2107
- Amendments postponing, a definite date should be fixed—1028, 1029
- Motion to discharge, and amendment to compel second reading—1329
- Select Committees
- Mover must be a member—84
- Unless specially exempted—532
- Their reports, procedure when members are uncertain as to what took place—699
- Contingent motion to appoint—1018
- Members should be previously consulted—1018, 1024, 1025, 1160
- Notice to be given of discharge—766
- When Committee’s amendments are not germane to the Bill—3268
- Now Committee entitled to old Committee’s evidence—86
- Evidence cannot be quoted until Committee has reported—2373
- Tacit adoption of reports—1060, 1062, 2615, 2616, 2617
- Reports cannot be discussed before presentation—1426, 1427
- Senate’s Amendments
- Other matters not to be discussed—1458
- Clauses can be taken seriatim—2673
- Procedure on disagreement—2675
- Senate Debates
- References thereto are not permissible—2674, 2675
- South Africa Act
- University Bill—840, 841
- Language clause—1063
- Standing Orders
- 1st report—2480
- Third Readings
- Only verbal amendments—1790
- What may be discussed—2074
- Unparliamentary
- “Perversion of truth”—404, 405
- “Poor Devil”—575
- “A job”—800
- “Fond of falsehoods”—1001
- References to members by name—1674, 1980
- Rarely keeps faith ”—1706
- “Deliberate lie ”—1707
- “Spreading false witness”—2005
- “Idiot”—2246
- Votes of the House, reflection should not be passed on them—1701, 1702
Special Justices of Peace
- Estimates—2702
Special J.P., Excelsior
- Mr. Cronje—619
Special Warrants
- Mr. Burton—1284
“Spectator,” South Af.
- Mr. Alexander—3024
Sprigg, Late Sir G.
- Genl. Botha—101
- Portrait—1378
Springs, Mine Inspections
- Mr. Madeley—1161
- See also Mines
Springs Rly. Men’s Hours
- Mr. Madeley—614
Springs-Witbank Rail.
- Mr. Madeley—125
Springfontein Rail. Traffic
- Mr. E. Grobler—948
Squatters Bill
- See also Pass
- See also Natives Land Bill
- Mr. Keyter—357, 561, 1782
Squatting on Farms
- Mr. Mentz—17
Squatting in Transvaal
- Mr. du Toit—110
Staff Officers, Defence
- Mr. Fichardt—2576
Stallions, Govt.
- Mr. P. Marais—344
Stamps on Brokers’Notes
- Mr. Nathan—1166
Stamp Delivery Machines
- Mr. Andrews—3555
Stamp Duties Bill
- 1st Reading—2868
- 2nd Reading—3437
- In Committee—3438
- 3rd Reading—3438
- Royal assent—3554
Stamp Duties, Municipal Stock
- Mr. Baxter—1754
Stamps, Sales of
- Mr. Struben—120
Standard Wages
- Mr. Andrews—996
Standard Wages, Buildings
- Mr. Andrews—3289
Standard Wages, Mechanics
- Mr. Madeley—2358
Standard Wages, Rail.
- Rail. Estimates—3423
Standing Orders Committee
- Appointed—44, 51
- 1st report—2480
- Amendment?—1768
Statistics of Rail. Trucks
- Mr. Rockey—774
Steam Ploughs
- Estimates Add. Expend.—926
Steamers, Durban Pleasure
- Mr. Boydell—2162
Stenographers, Court
- Mr. Alexander—2360, 2428
Stent, Mr. Vere
- Mr. Meyler—105
Stevens, Highlands Farm
- Mr. Mentz—1163
Stewards, Railway
- Mr. Madeley—945, 1938
Steyl, Mr. J. P. G.
- Bloemfontein Goods Station
- Natives over whites?—342
- Dipping, Simultaneous
- Exemptions ?—942
- Estimates
- Budget—1461
- O.F.S.. grievances—1462
- Agricul. college—1463
- Dealesville, telephone to—3251
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gallamziekte—924
- O.F.S. land settlement—933
- Imported pedigree stock—934
- No confidence, Motion of—1957
- Petitions—335
- Rail. Construction Bill—2978
Steynsrust Post Office
- Mr. P. Theron—1757
Steytler, Mr. G. L.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3278
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—435
- Civil Service Candidates
- Intermediate exams.—1574
- Estimates
- Budget—1561
- Land settlement—1561
- Cabinet crisis—1562
- Fencing, Standard of—128
- Financial Relations Bill—604
- Mozambique Native Wages—506,Natives Land Bill—2460
- Petitions—136, 137, 1196, 2928
- Zastron Magistracy
- Govt. to consider—3033
Steytler’s Petition
- Mr. Merriman—1401
- House divides—1413
Stock
- See also Cattle
Stock, Imported Thoroughbred
- Mr. Searle—143
Stock, Permits to Move
- Mr. Kuhn—610
Stompiesfontein Petition
- Mr. Van der Walt—1762
Stompiesfontein Settlement
- Mr. Van der Walt—263
Stompiesfontein Water
- Mr. Van der Walt—393
Stores Branch, Postal
- Mr. Alexander—1940
Strike of Miners
- Mr. Creswell—2971
- Mr. Madeley—3023, 3306
- Estimates—3362
- See New Kleinfontein
Strike on Rail., Rumour
- Sir T. Smartt—1394
Strikers
- See Rail. Strike
- See New Kleinfontein
- See Natal
Strikers, Natal Rail.
- Mr. Robinson—208, 479, 1706
- See also Robinson, Mr.
Struben, Mr. C. F. W.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—80, 168, 180, 181, 435
- Botanical Garden, National—2178
- Botany, Lectures on
- “Gazette” notice—215
- Children’s Protection Bill—3394
- Civil Servants, Transfer of
- And the South Af. Act—345
- Estimates
- Budget—1127
- Prime Minister’s salary—2152
- Plants, imported—2305
- Circuit courts—2435
- Licensing courts—2702
- Amusements tax—2907
- S.A. college—3237
- Parly. Bldgs, ventilation—3285
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Colleges, grants to—992
- Natal coal ring—1047, 1049, 1052
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Governor’s house—3458
- Estimates, Railway
- Weekly wages—3414
- Taxation, readjustment—3414
- Excise and Customs Bill—3508, 3529
- Financial Relations Bill—540, 1827, 1835, 1891, 1893. 1897, 1904, 1910, 1929, 2073, 2074
- Forest Bill—2864
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2329, 2336, 2567, 2658, 2663, 2743
- Imperial Consular Officers
- And Union citizens—114
- Mail Contract—751
- Natives Land Bill—2525, 2540, 3136
- Naval Cadets—2597
- Naval Contribution—675
- Pensions and Gratuities—1081, 1084, 3480
- Petitions—36, 560, 1241
- Police Regulations—1396
- Postage Stamps
- Commission sales—120
- Public Accounts Committee
- Postal printed forms—3538
- Rail. Add. Appropriation
- Livestock on rail.—1072
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—379
- Rail. Appropriation Bill—3441
- Technical Education—2205
- Tuberculosis in Cattle
- At Potchefstroom—260, 1189, 1195
- Valuation of Properties
- On scientific basis—395, 413, 414
- Water Conservation of—964
- Wines and Spirits Bill—186, 384, 845, 858, 861, 862, 886, 1128, 1135, 1136, 1785, 1786, 1789, 1790, 1864, 1865, 1869, 2673, 2674, 2679, 2680, 2681
Strydenburg Court
- Mr. P. Marais—3021
Strydpan, Petition from
- Mr. Van der Walt—T762
Strydpan, Water at
- Mr. Van der Walt—393
Students’ Demonstration, Dutch
- Mr. Fremantle—211, 391, 487
Subsistence Allowance Claims
- Dr. MacNeillie—1384
- See also Local Allowances
Subterranean Water Boring
- Mr. P. Marais—776
Suburbs, Mail Connections
- Sir D. Hunter—348
Suffrage for Women
- See Women’s
Sugar in Beer
- Mr. Brown—1634
Sulphur for Dips
- Mr. Venter—347
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Summer Uniforms, Railway
- Mr. Nathan—389
Sunday Inspection, Mines
- Mr. Madeley—1161
Sunday Labour, Mines
- Mr. Andrews—1161
Sunday Military Exercises
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Sunday Observance Comm.
- Mr. Keyter—45, 2151
- Mr. Creswell—772
- Sir B. Berry—2911
Sunday Work
- Mr. Du Toit—2585
Superannuation Fund, Durban
- Mr. Boydell—777
Superior Courts, Children in
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1573
Supplementary Estimates
- See Estimates
Supply, Committee of
- See Estimates
- See Appropriation
Supreme Court Judges, Shortage
- Mr. Nathan—1392
Supreme Court Stenographers
- Mr. Alexander—2360, 2428
Surcharges
- Genl. J. Smuts—1285
Survey Bill
- See Land Survey
Surveys, Irrigation, Transvaal
- Mr. P. Grobler—106
Survey, Somerset East
- Mr. Oosthuisen—136
Suspended Sentences
- Estimates Add. Expend.—988
- Mr. Quinn—2412
Suspension, Sheep Inspector
- Dr. Watkins—1392
Swing Gates and Fences
- Mr. Van der Merwe—118
Systematic Water Conservation
- Sir T. Cullinan—958
Table Mountain Plantation
- Estimates—2356
Table Valley Land Sales
- Debt Commissioners—831
Tariff Book Anomalies
- Dr. Watkins—3413
Tariffs, Exorbitant Rly.
- Mr. Van Eeden—943
Tariff & Local Industries
- Mr. Oosthuisen—1160
Tariff Report
- Estimates—2913
Tariff, Witnesses’ Fees
- Mr. Alexander—952
Taungs, Township at
- Dr. Watkins—1944
Tax on Diamonds
- Mr. Madeley—1577
Tax on Diamonds, Profits
- Mr. Sampson—349
Tax on Natal Indians
- Sir D. Hunter—209
- See also Natal
Taxation, Indirect
- Mr. Jagger—2576
- Mr. Merriman—2891
Taxation of Land
- Mr. Creswell—1244
Taxation of Natives
- Mr. Schreiner—1480
Taxing Officers’ Fees
- Mr. Wessels—143
Tea-Room Working Hours
- Mr. Boydell—262
Teachers
- See School
Teachers, Certificated
- Mr. Henwood—110
Teachers in Natal
- Mr. Orr—3490
Teacher, Natal Lady
- Sir D. Hunter—1025
Teachers’ Pensions
- Mr. P. Grobler—1415
Teachers’ Salaries
- Mr. Louw—1388
Teaching University
- See University
Technical Education
- Dr. Hewat—1417, 1782, 2036, 2194
Telegrams, Night
- Sir D. Hunter—3250
Telegrams, Sixpenny
- Mr. Fawcus—3250
Telegraph Assistants, Transvaal
- Mr. Wyndham—1935
Telegraph Clerks, Johannesburg
- Mr. Wyndham—1935
Telegraph Officials, Natal
- Mr. Silburn—2793
Telegraph Linesmen, Germiston
- Mr. Andrews—949
Telegraph Men’s Overalls
- Mr. Andrews—2163
Telegraphs, Rietfontein
- Mr. Kuhn—3246
Telegraph Staff Grievances
- Speaker’s ruling—2881
- See also Post
Telephone to Brakspruit
- Genl. Lemmer—485
Telephone to Dealesville
- Mr. Steyl—3251
Telephone Delays, Transvaal
- Mr. Nathan—954
Telephone Exchanges
- Mr. Heatlie—2788
Telephone Exchange, Cape Town
- Mr. Becker—213
- Mr. Brown—214
Telephones in O.F.S.
- Mr. Van Niekerk—1382, 3250
Telephone Junctions, Rand
- Mr. Nathan—954
Telephones at Middelburg
- Mr. Du Toit—3244
Telephone Operators, Cape Tn.
- Mr. Andrews—1053
Telephone Operators, Jhbg.
- Mr. Quinn—949
Telephone Rents, Johannesburg
- Mr. Quinn—952
Telephone Re-Organisation
- Mr. Quinn—951
Temporary Civil Appointments
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—2577
Temporary Civil Clerks
- Mr. Myburgh—477
Temporary Clerks at Docks
- Mr. Andrews—611
Tenders, Defence Clothing
- Estimates—3057
- See also Defence
Tennant St. Bridge
- Mr. Alexander—1414
Theron, Mr. H. S.
- Appropriation Bill—3373
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—78, 173, 175, 422
- Bothaville Magistrate’s Court
- Too small—393
- Bultfontein Postal Receipts
- Information wanted—393
- Bultfontein Post Office
- Closed three days?—115
- Estimates
- Budget—1682
- Railways, O.F.S.—1683
- Cabinet crisis—1684
- University Bill—1684
- Bothaville magistracy—3286
- Foucheesrust Postal Agency
- Subsidy, how much?—955
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2252, 2316
- Pass and Squatters Bill—583
- Petitions—442, 606, 2155
- Rail. Add. Appropriation
- Rudeness to passengers—1073
- Rail. Construction Bill—2817, 2975, 2978
- Water, Conservation of—966
- Winburg District Railway
- Gates, level crossings—2600
Theron, Mr. P. J. G.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—170, 179
- Estimates
- Budget—1474
- North-west’s claims—1474
- Salaries in O.F.S.—1475
- Heilbron Post Office
- Its bad condition—115
- Kopjes Irrigation Works
- The applications—482
- Manœuvres on Private Land—2793
- Steynsrust Post Office
- Why closed?—1757
Thoger, Repairs to S.S.
- Mr. Boydell—1936
Thompson, Motor Accident
- Mr. Van der Walt—2359
Thorne’s Petition
- Mr. Alexander—1414
Thoroughbreds Imported
- Mr. Searle—143
Tick-Destroying Organism
- Mr. Wessels—264, 346
Ticket Examiners’ Meals
- Mr. Alexander—2361
Ticket Examiners, Sea Point
- Mr. Madeley—1386
Titles to Crown Lands
- Mr. Wessels—1167
Tobacco, Duty on
- Mr. Baxter—3309
Tokai Reformatory
- Mr. Fremantle—340
Tomory’s Report, Dr.
- Mr. Boydell—262
Town Council, Vryheid
- Mr. Myburgh—2186
Towns’Water Supply
- Mr. Baxter—416
- See also Local
- See also Baxter, Mr.
Townships Commission, Tranl.
- Mr. Creswell—941
- Estimates—3201
Township at Wattles
- Mr. Andrews—1570
Trackless Trams, Duties on
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Trade Marks and Patents
- Estimates—2426
Trade Unions, Recognition of
- Mr. Boydell—3249
Trades Commissioners’ Report
- Sir T. Smartt—2791
Trades & Industries Comm.
- Mr. Haggar—345
Trading, Members of Parlt.
- Mr. Haggar—1775
Trading on Mine Areas
- Mr. Sampson—19
Traffic at Springfontein
- Mr. E. Grobler—948
Train Accidents
- See Railway
Train Service
- See Railway
Training Camps, Intoxicants
- Sir D. Hunter—390
- Sir E. Walton—3054
Training Ship Reformatory
- Sir B. Berry—2717
Trains, Eggs & Butter on
- Mr. Louw—1387
Tram Concession, Lombard
- Mr. Du Toit—346
Tram Material, Duty on
- Mr. Andrews—1162
Transfers of Civ. Servants
- Mr. Silburn—49
- Mr. Struben—345
- Mr. Baxter—1576
Transfer Duty
- Budget speech—877
- Mr. Creswell—2157
Transfer Duty Bill
- 1st Reading—1677
- 2nd Reading—1861
- In Committee—1861
- 3rd Reading—1869
- Senate’s amendments—2389
- Royal Assent—2530
Transfer Duty, Rand
- Mr. Creswell—2366
Transfers, East Rand Police
- Mr. Nathan—2575
Transfers of Postal Officers
- Dr. MacNeillie—953
Transkei, Drunkenness in
- Mr. Schreiner—3023
Transkei, E.C. Fever at
- Mr. Schreiner—417
Transkei, Food Scarcity at
- Mr. Schreiner—123
Transport, Native Labour
- Mr. Meyler—2363
Transport, Road Motor
- Mr. Meyler—2361
Transvaal
- See also Rand
Transvaal Administrator’s Coach
- Mr. Rockey—1569
Transvaal Inquest Law
- Dr. Macaulay—111
Transvaal Irrigation Surveys
- Mr. P. Grobler—106
Transvaal Land Board
- Mr. P. Grobler—113
Transvaal Landowners’ Assocn.
- Mr. Creswell—1417
Transvaal Leasehold Townships
- Mr. Creswell—941
Transvaal Meat, Duty on
- Mr. Kuhn—1384
Transvaal Mines, Mortality
- Mr. Creswell—2786
- See also Mines
- See also Mortality
- See also Tropical
Transvaal Native Landowners
- Mr. Schreiner—777
- See also Schreiner, Mr.
Transvaal Occupation Farms
- Mr. Mentz—351
- House divides—355
Transvaal Police
- Estimates—2705
- See also Police
Transvaal Postal Assistants
- Mr. Wyndham—1935
Transvaal Postal Unrest
- Mr. Madeley—1939
- See also Post
Transvaal Precious Metals Bill
- 1st Reading—1175
- 2nd Reading—2735
- In Committee—2868
- Committee’s amendments—2937
- 3rd Reading—2937
- Royal Assent—3352
Transvaal Prison Order
- Dr. MacNeillie—1383
Transvaal Rail. Surveys
- Sir L. Phillips —348
- See also Railway
Transvaal Repatriation
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2574
- See also Repatriation
Transvaal, Shop Hours in
- Mr. Creswell—349, 417
Transvaal, Squatting in
- Mr. Du Toit—110
Transvaal Teachers’ Petition
- Mr. P. Grobler—1415
Transvaal Telephone Delays
- Mr. Nathan—954
Transvaal Townships Comm.
- Mr. Creswell—941
Transvaal Workmen’s Compens.
- Mr. Boydell—772
Transvalia Exploration Co.
- Mr. Neser—1763
Transvalia Land Co.
- Select Committee’s report—2481
- Mr. Neser—3075
Treasurer-General
- See Smuts, Genl. J.
Treatment of Lunatics
- Select Committee—2156, 2391
Tree Planting
- Mr. Wessels—2355
- See also Forestry
Trial by Jury
- Mr. Nathan—2434
Trip Bearer Tickets
- Mr. Alberts—779
Tropical Natives, Mortality of
- Mr. Creswell—2163, 2573
- Mr. Sauer—2229, 3265
- Estimates—2417
- Mr. Burton—2419
- See also Natives
- See also Mines
Trucks
- See also Railway
Trucks, Demurrages on
- Mr. Louw—607
Trucks for Grain
- Mr. de Beer—47
Trucks and Locomotives
- Mr. Hockey—774
Trucks, Shortage 01
- Sir E. Walton—1759
Trunk Telephones, Delays
- Mr. Nathan—954
Trust, South Af. Coal
- Mr. Boydell—261
- See Coal
- See Natal
Trustee Investment Bill
- 1st Reading—167
- 2nd Reading—257
- In Committee—384
- 3rd Reading—420
- Royal assent—1124
Tsomo Magistracy
- Mr. Schreiner—3288
Tuberculin
- Estimates Add. Expend.—926
Tuberculosis in Cattle
- Mr. Struben—1189
Tuberculosis Commission
- Dr. Neethling—768
- Mr. Duncan—2151
Tuberculosis, Potchefstroom
- Mr. Struben—260
Tug Firemen’s Wages
- Mr. Alexander—943
Tzitzikamma Railway
- Mr. Rademeyer—2599
Umtata Rly. Extension
- Mr. Schreiner—3310
Unauthorised Expend. Bill
- 1st Reading—2972
- 2nd Reading—3130
- In Committee—3131
- 3rd Reading—3170
- Royal assent—3554
Underground Miners’ Hours
- Mr. Madeley—609
- Mr. Andrews—3033
- House divides—3037
- See also Miners
Undermining Rights
- Mr. Hull—1294
- Mr. Fichardt—2789, 2799
- Estimates—3064
- See also Bewaarplaatsen
Unemployed
- Mr. Creswell—906, 909
Unemployed, Johannesburg
- Mr. Creswell—123
Unemployed, Work for
- Mr. Madeley—1938
Uniforms
- See also Clothing
Uniforms for Cadets
- Mr. Haggar—781
Uniforms, Defence
- Mr. Robinson—213, 350
- Mr. Haggar—1381
Uniform Franchise
- Mr. Heatlie—1377, 1568
Uniforms, Postmen’s
- Mr. Madeley—214
Uniforms, Public Service
- Dr. Hewat—1393
Uniforms, Rail. Men’s
- Mr. Nathan—389
- See also Railway
Unimproved Land Tax
- Mr. Creswell—1244
Union Buildings
- Mr. Meyler—1052
- See also Govt. Buildings
Union-Castle Co.
- See also Mail
- See also Coal
- See also Natal
- Mr. Creswell—1046
Union-Castle Co. & Coal
- Estimates—3260
- Mr. Boydell—3443
Union-Castle Contract
- Sir D. Graaff—699, 735
- House divides—756, 763, 764
- Sir T. Watt—3219
Union Civil Service List
- Mr. Runciman—487
Union Deeds Office
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2158
Union Defence Force
- See Defence
Union Liquor Law
- Mr. Andrews—3307
Union Loan
- See Loan
Union, Maps of
- Sir T. Smartt—609
Union Property Valuation
- Mr. Struben—395
- House divides—414
United Municipal Assocn.
- Mr. Baxter—1754
University, Correspondence as to
- Mr. Fremantle—142
University at Groote Schuur
- Mr. Fremantle—216
University, Policy & Language
- Estimates—3220
University Bill
- 1st Reading—51, 235
- 2nd Reading—288
- Speaker’s ruling (language)—840, 1063
- Select Committee—1312, 1418, 1458, 2569
- House divides—1364, 1372, 1375
- Bill dropped—3556
Unrest, Transvaal Postal
- Mr. Madeley—1939
Unrest, Railway
- See Railway
Unsound Mind, Treatment of
- See Lunatic
Urban Police, Cape Town
- Mr. Haggar—771
Vaal River Bridge
- Mr. De Waal—613, 2184
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—769
Vaal River Irrigation
- Estimates—3349
Vaccine Blue-Tongue
- Mr. Wessels—1575
Valuation of Properties
- Mr. Struben—395
- House divides—414
Van der Merwe, Mr. J. A. P.
- Estimates
- Budget—1489
- Rail. grievances—1489
- Land settlement—1490
- Fencing Act
- Retrospective ?—118
- Fencing, Standard of—127
- Kopjes Rifle Range
- Site refused, why?—1387
- Kopjes Water Supply
- To be provided?—343
- Lepers’ Spiritual Needs
- What provision ?—481
- Manœuvres on Private Land—2792
- Natives Land Bill—2541
- Parys and Kopjes
- Rail. platforms—119
- Petitions—587
- Wines and Spirits Bill—854
Van der Riet, Mr. F. J. W.
- Elected—4
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1154
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—199, 201, 438
- Children’s Protection Bill—3046, 3047, 3051
- Estimates
- Budget—1486
- Extravagance—1486
- Civ. servants’discontent—1487
- Cabinet crisis—1488
- Agric. education—2343, 2344
- Circuit court judgments—2431
- Jury fees—2699
- Provincial Councils—2899
- Estimates, Railway Add.
- Kowie line—1058
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Colleges, grants to—993
- Financial Relations Bill—1920, 1933
- Forest Bill—2852, 2866, 2868, 2935
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2105, 2555, 2558, 2623, 2629, 2657, 2669, 2670, 2743, 2744
- Lunatic Asylums—1184
- Natal Marriage Law Bill—2194
- Natives Land Bill—3137, 3146, 3157, 3164, 3173, 3192
- Petitions—336, 419, 606, 1519, 1520
- Transvaal Precious Metals Bill—2739, 2872, 2873, 2878
- White Labour—531, 654, 668
- Wines and Spirits Bill—891, 1143
Van der Walt, Mr. J.
- Elected—4
- Appropriation Bill
- Poor whites—3365
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—81, 171, 428
- Boring for Water
- Reduce the charges—609
- Coetzee’s Petition, C. J.
- Remit the interest—1762
- Education of Coloured People—1408
- Erasmus Village
- Made a township ?—1939
- Estimates
- Budget—1694
- Cabinet crisis—1694
- Magaliesberg rail.—1695
- Land tax—1696
- Field-cornets’salaries—2214
- Rhodesian red-water—2221
- Scab—2258
- Hekpoort post office—3249, 3259
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Gauwgauwziekte—924
- Estimates, Railway
- Trans. rail. rates—3411
- Financial Relations Bill—1903
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1590
- Little’s Dip
- Natives get it at 4s?—1380
- Magaliesberg-Pretoria Rail.
- Through the Moot—117
- Native Affairs Committee—87
- Natives Land Bill—2477, 3146
- Naval Contribution—687
- Occupation of Farms Act—353
- Pass and Squatters Bill—940
- Petition—471
- Poor White Settlements
- Leases to natives—263
- Post Offices, Languages in
- Bilingual, how many?—771
- Pretoria Civil Servants
- Sent to Cape Town—2366
- Pretoria Motor Fatality
- Jan Olie killed—2360
- Railway Carriages
- Keep blacks apart—114
- Rail. Construction Bill—2805, 2958, 3002
- Railways and Burnt, Crops
- W. P. Prinsloo’s case—946
- Repatriation Loans
- To be remitted ?—140
- Sunday Labour—2588
- University Bill—1374
- Valuation of Properties—406
- Voters, Lists of
- Should be completed—485
- Water, Conservation of—969
- Water at Stompiesfontein
- And Strydpan Settlement—393
- White Labour—526
- Wines and Spirits Bill—854
- Women’s Suffrage—233
Van Eeden, Mr.J. W.
- Business of House—19
- Estimates
- Guano—2512
- Estimates, Railway
- N.C.C. Railway—3412
- Forest Bill—1804
- Heidelberg Fiscal Div.
- The petition—1765
- Pensions and Gratuities—24
- Petitions—83, 584
- Private Railways, Tariffs on
- Expropriate them?—948
- Public Accounts Committee—236
- Pub. Debt Commissioners—337
- Vermin, Destruction of—1773
Van Heerden, Mr. H. C.
- (Chairman of Committees)
- See also Chairman
- Petitions—363, 387, 508, 893, 894, 1781, 2156, 2615
Van Niekerk, Mr. C. A.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1395
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3363
- Poor settlements—3401
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—80. 168, 427
- Boshof Farms
- Boring, results of—259
- Business of House—2584
- Capital of the Union
- Question dropped—3555
- Chemical Laboratory
- At Bloemfontein—486
- Children’s Protection Bill—3052
- Dealesville Magistracy
- What is proposed?—205
- Education of Coloured People—1402, 1413
- Elsenburg College—797
- Estimates
- Budget—1488, 1509, 1614, 1670
- Telephones, O.F.S.—1670, 3250
- Tuberculosis—1671
- Mr. Botha’s speech—1672
- Bloemfontein workshops—1673
- Cabinet crisis—1674
- Immigration—1675
- Mr. Malan’s speech—1676
- Caustic soda dips—2214
- E.C. fever permits—2221
- Dutch language in court—2430
- Under-Secy. Defence—3056
- Rifle clubs, old—3063
- Fauresmith-Koffyfontein Rail,—1416
- Financial Relations Bill—602, 732, 1898
- Gallamziekte
- Robertson’s remedy—608
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2238, 2608
- Immorality Cases in Court
- Child auditors—1573
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2031
- Native Affairs Committee—85
- Natives Land Bill—2495
- Naval Contribution—681, 689
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—207
- No Confidence Motion—1984
- Pass and Squatters Bill—569
- Pensions and Gratuities—3485, 3486
- Pensions (Supplementary) Bill—3491
- Petitions—442, 1092, 2112
- Rail. Construction Bill—2807, 2975, 2980
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1607
- Telephones in O.F.S.
- Number, cost, distance—1382
- Tuberculosis on Govt. Farm—1195
- University Bill—1364, 1369
- Vaal River Bridge—2184
- Wines and Spirits Bill—854
- Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.—3028
Van Niekerk’s Petition, S. C. J.
- Mr. Venter—3028
Van Ryn Deep
- Mr. Madeley—482
Van Ryn Deep, Hours at
- Mr. Madeley—609
Veld Fires, Rly. Engines
- Mr. Van der Walt—946
Venter, Mr. J. A.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3272
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—169, 170, 175, 182, 199, 434, 438
- Bechuanaland Crown Lands
- As settlements—213
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—266
- Dips, Lime and Sulphur
- Rail. freight—347
- Dipping Tanks Bill—1861
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—833, 837
- Elliot Fiscal Div.
- Govt. to consider–3028
- Elliot Roads, Closing of
- Scab quarantine—484
- Embokotwa Commonage
- Roads, servitudes—3026
- Estimates
- Budget—1551, 1632
- Cabinet crisis—1633
- E.C. fever—2219, 2225
- Scab—2256
- Stud farms—2349
- Estimates, Railway
- Rates on livestock—3406
- Fidei Commissary Bequests—131
- Financial Relations Bill—1836, 1933, 2077
- Forest Bill—1802, 2841, 2850, 2851, 2853, 2855
- Hauptfleisch, S. K.—132
- Land Settlement Survey
- Elliot district—1387
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1590
- Liquor Licences—1416
- Mail Contract—723
- Native Affairs Committee—87
- Natives Land Bill—3173, 3175, 3176, 3180
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084
- Petitions—10, 74, 136, 137, 606, 1519, 1520, 2268, 2739
- Rail. Construction Bill—2807, 2942
- Somerset East Railway—136
- Sunday Labour—2589
- Valuation of Properties—396
- Vermin, Destruction of—1772
- Water, Conservation of—971
Ventersburg Fiscal Div.
- Mr. Cronje—206
Venterstad Petition
- Mr. Louw—2599
Vereeniging, Bridge at
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—769
Vereeniging Est., Hours at
- Mr. Creswell—944
- See also Mine
Vermaas, Mr. H. C. W.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3275
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—171, 176
- Business of House—3493
- Education of Coloured People—1403, 1412
- Estimates
- Budget—1632
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—2031
- Lichtenburg Post Office
- It is inadequate—476
- Natives Land Bill—2280, 3143
- Petitions—507, 1311
- Rail. Construction Bill—2130, 2950
- School Teachers’ Pensions—1415
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1604
- Welverdiend—de la Rey Rail.
- Coaches and stations—472
- Wines and Spirits Bill—855
- Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.—3028
Vermin, Destruction of
- Mr. E. Grobler—1770
Verulam, Contempt at
- Sir D. Hunter—2789
Vety. Officials, Estcourt .
- Mr. Meyler—2571, 2572
Vety. Research
- Estimates—2266
Vety.-Surgeon Webb
- Mr. Meyler—2184
Victoria College
- Mr. Jagger—991
Villiers Rail. Line
- Mr. Brain—484
Vintcent, Mr. A. I.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill –437
- Estimates
- Budget—1502
- Extravagance—1503
- New Cape Cent.—1504
- Parcels rates—3248
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- South-west Rly. Co.—3444
- Estimates, Railway
- High rates—3403
- Excise Bill—361, 362, 2758, 3522, 3527
- Financial Relations Bill—1915
- Mail Contract—747
- Naval Contribution—687
- New Cape Cent. Rail.
- Through traffic, value of—340
- Petitions—765, 1677, 2696
- Railway Overcrowding
- New Cape Central—950
- Rail. Regulation Bill—1235
Viticulture
- Mr. Jagger—2307
Von Brandis Sq., Sale
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—2390
Voorspoed Mine
- Mr. Serfontein— 202
Vosloo, Mr. J. A.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3331
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—171, 173
- Estimates
- Prime Minister’s salary—2148
- Circular to civ. servants—3295
- Financial Relations Bill—734, 1826
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2622, 2628
- Imported Thoroughbred Stock—143
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Government—1777
- Natives Land Bill—2526
- No Confidence Motion—2015, 2016
- Petitions—804
- Police Regulations—1398
- Rail. Addit, Appropriation Bill—1074
- Ostriches, conveying—1073
- Rail. Construction Bill—2805
- Reuter’s Cables—31
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1605
- Vermin, Destruction of—1771
- Waste Lands Committee—2688
- Women’s Suffrage—228
Votes of Civ. Servants
- Mr. Baxter—1576
Votes for Women
- See Women
Voters’ List, Errors in
- Mr. Van der Walt—485
Voters, Registration of
- Estimates—3299
Voters Rolls on Rand
- Mr. Sampson—1380
Vrede, Posts to
- Estimates—3250
Vryburg Cold Stores
- Mr. Jagger—2267
Vryburg Rail. Houses
- Dr. Watkins—2158
Vryheid’s Petition
- Mr. Myburgh—1751, 2186
Vryheid Railway
- Mr. Clayton—2792
Vryheid Water Supply
- Mr. Myburgh—1187
Wages Boards
- Mr. Haggar—2798
Wage Clause, Fair
- Mr. Haggar—45, 132
Wages, Garnisheeing of
- Mr. Creswell—419, 2068, 2186, 2403
Waiters, in Parlt. Bldgs.
- Mr. Madeley—1937
Wakeford’s Petition
- Dr. Watkins—1395
Walfish Bay
- Sir T. Smartt—3130
Walton, Sir E. H.
- Accountants Registration Bill—51, 127
- Appropriation Bill—3367, 3374
- Appropriation (Part) Bill—905, 996
- Auditor-General—3266
- Business of House—22, 1243, 2070, 2582, 2584, 3028
- Gape Civ. Servants’ Pensions—1699
- Collenette’s Petition, D.
- Blacksmith, retired—1579
- Customs Management Bill—38
- Elsenburg College—790, 801, 802, 1203
- Estimates—9, 1079
- Budget—871, 875. 902. 905, 1095, 1126, 1247, 1256, 1257, 1258, 1287, 1289, 1291, 1508, 1613, 1647, 1659, 1732, 1738
- Expenditure, grows—1095
- Food imports—1097
- Exports—1098
- Mines output—1099
- Insolvency ?—1100
- No local borrowing—1101
- Parly. salaries—2135, 2138
- Refreshments, deficit—2139, 2142
- Prime Minister’s salary—2150
- Assist. accountant’s salary—2216, 2217
- Lamziekte—2266
- Bacteriology—2267
- Fruit inspector—2306
- “Agric. Journal”—2308
- Agric. education—2342
- Elsenburg college—2345. 2347
- Ermelo studfarm—2353
- Forests, conservator—2356
- Trading licences—2699
- Native Labour Vote—2723
- Customs Vote—2731
- Provincial Councils—2898, 2905
- Defence—3054
- Minister’s dual position—3056
- Saddlery contracts—3059
- Ordnance fund—3063
- Mine inspectors—3208
- “Cowardly attack”—3210, 3211, 3212
- Mines, roads for—3216
- Postal rates—3250
- Rent, £48,000—3280
- Estimates, Add. Expenditure—909
- Gallamziekte—921, 923. 924
- Agric. societies, grants to—923
- Koopmans de Wet sale—938
- Defence—939, 983
- Chairman’s ruling—974, 975
- Cape wineries—1044
- Estimates, Railway
- Depreciation—3430
- Estimates, Railway Addit.
- C.F.L.M., payment to—1056
- Portuguese agreement—1057
- Estimates, Rail. Supplementary
- Accounts, not plain—3435
- Excise Bill—362
- Excise and Customs Bill—3507, 3511. 3536
- Excise and Customs Duties—2753, 3011, 3012, 3013
- Financial Relations Bill—95, 296, 298, 455, 539, 1063, 1822, 1824, 1825, 1827, 1829, 1831, 1849, 1851, 1875, 1886, 1891, 1895, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1914, 1918, 2074, 2083, 2084
- Forest Bill—2934
- Gallamziekte
- What measures?—49
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2408, 2409
- Heidelberg Fiscal Div.—1766
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2067, 2549, 2557, 2611, 2615, 2635, 2665, 2741, 2742
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1597
- Loan of £4,000,000
- Information wanted—1175, 1241
- Loan Appropriation Bill—3474, 3475
- Mail Contract—101, 741
- Members of Parliament
- Trading with Govt.—1776
- Native Death Rate—2230
- Natives Land Bill—2469, 3110, 3148, 3192, 3196, 3198, 3200
- Naval Contribution—632, 676
- New Fiscal Div. (Cape)—2890
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084
- Petitions—137, 363, 387, 388, 1637
- Provincial Estimates
- Lay on Table?—144, 145
- Public Accounts Committee—259, 697, 1089, 2269
- Pub. Debt. Commissioners—831
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—364
- Rail. Cap. Add. Appropriation
- Kowie line—1077
- Debentures, redemption of—1078
- Rail. Cap, and Betterment Bill—3478
- Rail. Construction Bill—2919, 2966, 2967, 2969, 2970, 2973, 2974, 2990, 2997, 3082
- Rail. Five Paths
- On Midland line—618
- Railway Trucks, Shortage of
- At Port Elizabeth—1759
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—69, 165
- Second Rail. Approp. (Part) Bill
- Rail. rates—2888
- University Bill—1328, 1358, 1371
- Valuation of Properties—400
- Waste Lands Committee —2689
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1140, 2679, 2682
- Women’s Suffrage—650
Ward, Shunter
- Mr. Nathan—2569
- Mr. Boydell—2571
Warders’ Gardens, Prison
- Mr. Alexander—955
Warders, Pay of
- Mr. Wyndham—2714, 3022
Warders, Promotions of
- Dr. MacNeillie—1577, 1758
Warders Suspended, Pretoria
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—1758
Warmbaths
- Estimates—3291
Waste Lands Committee
- Appointed—41, 561, 1160
- House divides—42
- 1st report—1023, 2683
- 2nd report—2228, 2686, 2697
- 3rd report—3129, 3488
Waste Lands, Disposal of
- Mr. Wessels—1937
Water
- See also Irrigation
Water Bores
- Mr. Nicholson—106
Water, Boring for
- Genl. Lemmer—339
Water Boring, Charges for
- Mr. Van der Walt—609
Water Boreholes, Govt.
- Genl. Lemmer—1393
Water Boring, Subterranean
- Mr. P. Marais—776
Water, Conservation of
- Sir T. Cullinan—958, 1205
Waterford Periodical Court
- Mr. Oosthuisen—262, 350
Watermeyer, Mr. E. B.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—3273
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—169, 175, 179, 181, 182, 199, 200, 432, 435, 3556
- Botanical Garden, National—2173
- Elsenburg College—795
- Estimates
- Budget—1483
- Closer settlement—1483
- Hansard—2141
- Financial Relations Bill—595, 1909
- Forest Bill—1803, 2836, 2840, 2842, 2843, 2844, 2848, 2851, 2854. 2935
- Labour, Shortage of
- Due to irrigation works—474
- Land Survey Bill—1817
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1590
- Natives Land Bill—2455
- No Confidence Motion—1959
- Petitions—235
- Rail. Construction Bill—2126. 2918
- Water, Conservation of—967
- White Labour—330, 3096
- Wines and Spirits Bill—1130
Water, at Kopjes
- Mr. Van der Merwe—343
Water, at Murchison
- Mr. Mentz—1165
Water Schemes, Local
- Mr. Baxter—416, 2788, 3026, 3350
Water, at Stompiesfontein
- Mr. Van der Walt—393
Water, at Vryheid
- Mr. Myburgh—1187
Watkey’s Petition, E.
- Mr. Botha—1769
Watkins, Dr. A. H.
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—197
- Berry, Sheep inspector
- Suspended, why ?—1392
- An inquiry ?—1577
- Boetsap Township
- The petition—1944, 2585
- Children’s Protection Bill—3044, 3045
- Content Rail. Station
- It is inadequate—1381
- East Coast Fever, Elliot—831, 836
- Education of Coloured People—1413
- Estimates
- Budget—1433
- Pub. Debt—1433
- Harbours—1434
- Debt, the weight of—1435
- Dipping—1436
- Agric. education—2213
- Scab—2253
- Botany, agronomy—2303
- Dry farming—2309
- Prisoners’ Aid Society—2716
- Griquas, annuities to—2722
- P.O. savings bank—2729
- Amusements tax—2897
- Precious Stones Act—3069
- Alluvial diggers—3216, 3217
- Motor-cars for mails—3261
- Parly. Buildings 3285
- Vaal River irrigation 3349
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—916
- Tuberculin—926
- Estimates, Railway
- Rly. tariff anomalies—3413
- Beds on rly.—3432
- Local allowance—3433
- Rly. quarters—3434
- Excise and Customs Bill—3513
- Financial Relations Bill—308. 444, 1825, 1828. 1836, 1895, 1916, 1918, 1932, 2080
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2606, 2608
- Lien Bill—252
- Lunatic Asylums 1180, 1186
- Lunatic at Kimberley
- Admission to asylum—107
- Lunatics, Treatment of—2397
- Natives Land Bill—2478, 3114, 3136, 3155, 3156. 3157. 3159, 3160, 3166, 3201, 3325. 3328
- Petitions—35. 235, 940, 1494, 1892, 2529
- Public Accounts Committee—1087
- Rail. to Kuruman
- Kimberley extension—1395
- Rail. Construction Bill—2131, 2947, 2959, 2980, 2981
- Railway Men’s Houses
- Kimberley and Vryburg—2158
- Smith’s Petition. T. P.—1604
- University Bill—1370
- Vermin, Destruction of—1770
- Water Supply Schemes—417
- White Labour—3095
- Wines and Spirits Bill—850, 1142, 2674
Watt, Sir T.
- (Minister of Post s and Telegraphs and Minister of Public Works)
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1243, 1395, 1677, 1819, 3268, 3269. 3270, 3275, 3276, 3280, 3335, 3336, 3476, 3477
- 2nd Reading—893, 1144, 1159
- Appeal Court, Bloemfontein—944
- Bloemhof Magistracy—617
- Boring for Water—609, 776
- Bothaville Magistracy—393
- Brakspruit, Telephone to—485
- Bultfontein Post Office—116
- Bultfontein Postal Receipts—393
- Business of House—3310
- Cape Town Police, Leave—951
- Cape Town Telephone Exchange—213, 214
- Carnarvon Commonage Bill—488, 831, 1024, 2829
- Cleaners in Post Office—1573
- Durban Law Courts—202
- Estimates
- Budget—1680
- My Dundee speech—1680
- Natal Dutch grievances—1681’
- Parly. salaries—2134, 2138
- P.O. savings bank—2728
- Provincial Councils—2894
- Postal grievances—3253
- Hekpoort post office—3259
- Transfer men to Pretoria ?—3260
- Mail contract and coal —3261
- Coal combine?—3261
- Wireless station, Pretoria—3262
- Postage stamps, sale of—3262
- Reuter, subsidy to—3263
- Rent—3280
- Rates on Govt. property—3283
- Grants to municipalities—3284
- Govt, and Parlt. Buildings—3286
- Buildings, bridges—3287
- Magistrates’offices—3289
- Slangkop station—3290
- Warmbaths—3291
- Bloemfontein Museum—3291, 3292
- Vaal River bridge—3293
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—1038
- Land Settlement—1052
- Pub. Works staff—1052
- Civ. servants’house loans—1053
- Cape Town telephone girls—1054
- Estimates, Loan Expenditure
- Union Buildings, Pretoria—1054
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Govt. House—3457
- Durban courts of justice—3469
- Fair Wage Clause—46, 133, 135
- Farm Purchases by Government—779
- Fort Durnford Buildings—608
- Foucheesrust Posts—955
- Gaolers’ Garden Lots—956
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2407
- Govt. Buildings, Repairs to—2366
- Govt. House, Cape Town—607
- Governor’s Residence—1577
- Heidelberg Magistracy—205
- Heilbron Post Office—115
- Hope Town Postcart—2570
- Humansdorp Post Office—768
- Indian Post Clerk, Germiston—1162
- Internal Arrangements Committee—3334
- Johannesburg Telegraph Clerks—1935
- Johannesburg Telephones—952
- Johannesburg Telephone Operators—949
- King’s Proctor—953
- Knorhaan Drift Weir—1379
- Kruger, Cradock P.O.—1937
- Land Settlement Act—769
- Land Settlement Act—946
- Lichtenburg Post Office—477
- Lien Bill—248
- Mail Contract
- Motion to ratify—3219
- Malopo Post Agency—1382
- Mara and Buisplaats—488
- Marquard Post Office—1941
- Money Orders, Printing of—390
- Moreland’s Claim, J. H. B.—3038
- Natal Postal Grievances—2794, 2797
- Natal Postal Officials—2163
- Natives Land Bill—3151
- Native Land Purchases—611
- Native Policemen, Boksburg—957
- Native Telegraph Operators—949
- North Barrow and Weenen Bill—699
- 2nd Reading—1090
- Parly. Draftsman, Librarian
- Select Committee—1418
- Postage Stamps, Commission on—120
- Postal Assistants’ Leave—2364
- Postal Boxes, Renters of—1576
- Postal Dept. Transfers—2159
- Postal Officers, Relieving—953
- Postal Reorganisation, Telephones—951
- Postmen’s Uniforms—214
- Post Office, Bilingualists—771
- Post Office Grievances—780
- Post Office Stores, Audits—954
- Post Office Stores Branch—1940
- Pub. Debt Commissioners—831
- Pub. Service Comm., Forms—950
- Rail. Construction Bill—2987
- Rand Telephone Lines—954
- Reports—37, 45, 364, 532, 649, 699, 940, 941, 1026, 1062, 1093, 2928, 3019
- Reuter’s Agency—50
- Reuter’s Cable Service—27
- Steynrust Post Office—1757
- Subsistence Allowance Claims—1384
- Telegraph Linesmen—2163
- Telephone Exchanges—2788
- Telephones in O.F.S.—1382
- Transvaal Postal Assistants—1935
- Transvaal Postal Unrest—1940
- Transvaal Telephones, Delays on—954.
- Vaal River Bridge—613
- Vereeniging, Bridge at—769
- Vryheid Petition—2188
- Waste Lands Committee—561
- 1st report—1023
- Water, Conservation of—962
- Witnesses’ Fees—952
- Worcester Post Office—347
Wattles Native Township
- Mr. Andrews—1570
Way-Arbuckle Reduction
- Mr. Madeley—123
Webb, Vety.-Surgeon
- Mr. Meyler—2184, 2571, 2572
Weekly Wages
- Sir T. Smartt—1073
- Rail. Estimates—3395, 3414
- Mr. Andrews—13
- Dr. Hewat—953
- See also Railway
Weidner’s Statement, Chas.
- Mr. Baxter—140
Weights & Measures Inspection
- Mr. Clayton—1755
Welverdiend Line
- Mr. Vermaas—472
Wernher-Beit Letters
- Mr. Fremantle—142, 216
- See University
Wessels, Mr. D. H. W.
- Adminis. of Estates Bill—1152
- Agricultural Education
- Officials on leave—2573
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—168
- Blue-Tongue Vaccine
- Death after inoculation—1575
- Crown Lands, Disposal of
- Statement wanted—1937
- Elsenburg College—796
- Estimates
- Budget—1506
- Economies ?—1506
- Drought, plagues—1507
- Dry Farming—1508
- Land Settlements—1509
- Quit rents—1510
- Insolvency law—1511
- Gallamziekte—2266
- Tree planting—2355
- Fencing, Standard of—128, 130
- Financial Relations Bill—601, 732, 1895, 1928, 2078
- Forest Bill—1801
- Gallamziekte at Armoedsvlakte
- Robertson’s remedy—613
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2407
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2108
- Natives Land Bill—2449
- Petitions—74
- Rail. Appropriation (Part)—1036
- Smith’s Petition, G. D.
- Select Committee—388, 420
- Smith’s Petition, T. P.—1604
- Taxing Officers’ Fees
- A report wanted—143
- Tick-Destroying Organism
- Queensland Discovery—264, 346
- Titles to Crown Lands
- Delay in granting—1167
- Vermin, Destruction of—1771
- Water, Conservation of—963
- White Labour—334, 1017
Wessels, Judge on Flogging
- Mr. Duncan—3489
Wesson’s Petition, Thos.
- Sir T. Smartt—143
Whitaker, Mr. G.
- Financial Relations Bill—1917
- Forest Bill—1794, 2847, 2848, 2849
- Pensions and Gratuities—1084, 1085, 3484, 3486
- Pensions (Supp.) Bill—3491
- Petitions—10, 136, 166. 335. 471, 647, 1195, 1196, 1519
- Post Office Assistants
- Leave regulations—2364
Whitaker-Morant
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—984
White & Black Partners
- Mr. de Waal—617
White & Black on Rly.
- Mr. Bezuidenhout—1164
White, Driver
- Mr. Andrews—955
White Labour
- Speaker’s ruling—25
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—266, 653. 1002, 1024
- House divides—1010, 1012, 1014, 1015
- Mr. Merriman—2617
- Committee’s report—3087
- Motion dropped—3556
- See Poor Whites
- See Labour
- See Railway
White Labour, Docks
- Mr. Boydell—944
White Labour & Dynamite
- Mr. Sampson—207
White Labour, Farms
- Mr. Blaine—1660
White Labour Policy
- Sir P. Fitzpatrick—313, 511
White Labour, Railway
- Genl. Lemmer—204
- Mr. Rademeyer—338
- Budget speech—902
- Mr. Wilcocks—1615
- Mr. Burton—1741
- Mr. Andrews—3307
White v. Mauritian School
- Mr. Haggar—2573
“ White Peril ”
- Mr. Alexander—3024
White Telegraph Employees
- Mr. Andrews—949
Wickens’ Petition, H. D.
- Mr. Merriman—2600
Wilcocks, Mr. C. T. M.
- Administration of Estates Bill—3333
- Appropriation Bill
- Sir R. Solomon’s speech—3364
- Arms and Ammunition Bill—290, 422, 423
- Bills of Exchange Bill
- Dingaan’s Day—3437
- Botanical Gardens, National—2172
- Business of House
- Speeches inaudible—1124
- Estimates
- Budget—1613
- Education, irrigation—1614
- Rail. sinking fund—1616
- Bursaries, O.F.S.—1617
- Cabinet Crisis—1618
- Conciliation ?—1619
- Agric. societies, grants to—2214
- Vines for raisins—2346
- Patents—2427
- Provincial Councils—2897
- Postal grievances—3252
- Agricul. schools—3288
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Defence stores fund—977
- Colleges, grants to—991
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Robben Island lepers—3467
- Fauresmith Earthquake
- Will Govt. help?—117
- Fauresmith-Koffyfontein Rail.
- Extension wanted—1416
- Financial Relations Bill—602, 732, 735, 782, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1894, 1896, 1919, 1932, 1933
- Forest Bill—1802
- Free State Bursaries
- The correspondence ?—2184, 2791
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2404
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1599
- Library Committee—35
- No Confidence, Motion of—2016
- Pensions and Gratuities—3478
- Petitions—35, 288, 289, 729, 1494
- Pub. Accounts Committee—698, 699
- Rail. Construction Bill—2978
- Standing Orders Committee—52
- Transfer Duty Bill—1861
- Unauthorised Expend. Bill—3131
- University Bill—1354, 1366
- Vryheid Petition—2188
- White Labour—530
Willowmore Rly. Station
- Mr. Oosthuisen—119, 264, 1074
Wiltshire, Mr. H.
- Acton Homes Railway
- From Ladysmith—141
- Elsenburg College—789
- Estimates
- Budget—1658
- Rail. Appeal Board—1659
- Hansard—2141
- E.C. fever—2227
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Blue-tongue serum—925
- Estimates, Loan Funds
- Natal main line—3451, 3452
- Garnisheeing of Wages—2408
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2329
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1592
- Natal Rail. Facilities—819
- Natives Land Bill—2528
- Naval Cadets—2594
- Petitions—363
- Rail. Appeal Board Bill—372
- Rail. Construction Bill—2809, 2974
- Rail. Grievances Commission—3032
- Rail. Workshops Piecework—64
Winburg Rail. Crossings
- Mr. H. Theron—2599
Wine Industry
- Mr. Maasdorp—1669
Wine Societies, Co-operative
- Mr. Rockey—205
Wines and Spirits Bill
- 1st Reading—84
- 2nd Reading—183
- In Committee—384, 842, 885, 1128
- Committee divides—1134, 1136
- Committee’s amendments—1783
- 3rd Reading—1862
- House divides—1868
- Senate’s amendments—2481, 2673
- House divides—2677, 2680
- Message to Senate—2697
- Royal assent—3170
Wineries, Loans to Cape
- Genl. J. Smuts—1160
Wineries, Losses on
- Estimates Add. Expenditure—994
- Mr. Rockey—1039
- Mr. Nathan—1069
- See also Cape
Wireless Teleg. Stations
- Estimates—3290
Witnesses’Expenses
- ’Estimates—2433, 2697
Witnesses’ Fees, Expert
- Dr. Macaulay—113
Witnesses’ Fees, Tariff of
- Mr. Alexander—952
Witwatersrand
- See Rand
- See Transvaal
- See Johannesburg
Witwatersrand Township Est.
- Mr. Creswell—2157, 2366
Witzieshoek Telephone
- Estimates—3250
Women at Agric. College
- Mr. Duncan—769
Women, Assaults on
- Sir B. Berry—2910
- See Black
Women’s Suffrage
- Mr. Andrews—216, 652
- Mr. Madeley—364
- House divides—652
Women as Lawyers
- Mr. Madeley—357
- Mr. Meyler—2179
Wonder Mine
- Mr. Meyler—125
Woodstock Naval Cadets
- Dr. Hewat—2589
Wool and Anthrax
- Mr. Oosthuisen—942
Wool, Injured by Dipping
- Mr. Fichardt—1173
Wool Expert
- Mr. Blaine—2265
Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.
- Leave of Absence—3028
- House divides—3029
Worcester Canal Scheme
- Estimates—3350
Worcester Post Office
- Mr. Heatlie—347
Worcester Station
- Mr. Heatlie—1074, 1167
Work on Sunday
- Mr. Du Toit—2585
- See Sunday
Work for Unemployed
- Mr. Madeley—1938
- See Unemployed
- See Labour
- See Railway
Workmen’s Compensation
- Mr. Andrews—1653
- Mr. Nathan—3262
Workmen’s Compensation, Natal
- Mr. Boydell—772
Workshops, Piecework Ballot
- Mr. Madeley—48
- See Railway
Wyndham, Mr. H. A.
- Estimates—1300, 1310
- Annual increments—2212
- Grants in aid—2214
- Assist. accountant’s salary—2216, 2217
- Fruit inspector—2306
- Co-operative cotton—2306
- Field cornets, political—2312, 2314
- Prison warders’ pay—2714
- Defence Vote—3061
- Estimates Add. Expenditure
- Co-operative agencies—925
- Defence stores fund—982
- Fencing, Standard of—129
- Immigrants Restriction Bill—2335
- Johannesburg Telegraph Clerks
- System of grading—1935
- Land Survey Bill—1815
- Leprosy Amongst Natives—1588
- Natal Act 44/1904
- Advances, outstandings—1752
- Prison Warders’ Pay
- And pension rights—3022
- Rail. Construction Bill—2965
- Rail. Shunting Accidents
- During 12 months—2569
- Transvaal Postal Assistants
- Allowances for 5 years—1935
- Valuation of Properties—405
- Vryheid Petition—2187
- Women’s Suffrage—222
- Woolls-Sampson, Sir A.—3028
Xalanga Titles
- Mr. Schreiner—2722
Young’s Petition, A. J. S.
- Mr. Meyler—1579
Zastron Magistracy
- Mr. Steytler—3033
Zoar Mission Station
- Mr. Becker—115
Zoutpansberg Fiscal Div.
- Mr. Mentz—209
Zoutpansberg Settlement
- Estimates—3348
Zululand, Floods in
- Mr. Clayton—956
Zululand Licensing Boards
- Mr. Clayton—607
Zululand Railway
- Mr. Clayton—2792
Zwartkops, Land at
- Mr. Merriman—2600
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