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First Reading Motion (by Mr. Hughes) agreed to - That leave be given to bring in a Bill for

war. Therehas been a striking war prosperity throughout the Commonwealth. The total deposits in banks increased by nearly £45,000,000 during the first three years of the struggle, and during no similar . period have bank deposits increased so" much. The deposits in cheque-bearing banks in

NEW SOUTH WALES ALP 0 MCDOUGALL, Allan Senator McDOUGALL - The whole control of the German Concentration Camp, especially with regard to supplies and contracts.

of 18th March to the effect that a German named Herman Hey man - I spelt it Hayman, and his first name in full, and yet the State Commandant said there was nobody there of that name - was sentenced by Mr. Love, Stipendiary

two matters with which I should like to deal on the motion now before the Senate. I have to direct attention first to the most peculiar procedure which has been adopted by the Government. After an adjournment of some weeks, the Government meet Parliament, make

- This is the first time that I have heard it. His views in opposition to Unification and the taking of power from theStates to give to the

. - I wish to remind honorable members that to-day is the anniversary of the first assembling of the Commonwealth Parliament.