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Hansard
- Start of Business
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QUESTION
- DAIRYING INDUSTRY
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QUESTION
- TRACTOR BOUNTY
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QUESTION
- TELEVISION
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QUESTION
- FILLED MILK
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QUESTION
- WEST NEW GUINEA: FORMOSA
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QUESTION
- CONSTITUTION REVIEW COMMITTEE
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QUESTION
- AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION PREMISES, ADELAIDE
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QUESTION
- SHIPPING
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QUESTION
- GARDEN ISLAND DOCKYARD
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QUESTION
- NORTHERN TERRITORY
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QUESTION
- SNOWY MOUNTAINS SCHEME
- QUESTION
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QUESTION
- LEAD AND ZINC
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QUESTION
- ARMED FORCES
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QUESTION
- BRITISH IMMIGRANTS
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QUESTION
- COMMONWEALTH MOTOR VEHICLES
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QUESTION
- MARGARINE
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QUESTION
- HIRE PURCHASE
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QUESTION
- DAIRYING INDUSTRY
- QUESTION
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QUESTION
- HIRE PURCHASE
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QUESTION
- CULTURED PEARLS
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QUESTION
- HOMES FOR THE AGED
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QUESTION
- SUPPLEMENTARY RENT PENSIONS
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QUESTION
- BUTTER
- AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CONTROL BOARD
- COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS BILL 1958
- NATIONAL HEALTH BILL 1958
- SOCIAL SERVICES BILL 1958
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ESTIMATES 1958 59
- Miscellaneous Services
- Refunds of Revenue
- Bounties and Subsidies
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War and Repatriation Services
- HARRISON, Eli
- CLEAVER, Richard
- ADERMANN, Charles
- WEBB, Charles
- MCCOLM, Malcolm
- STEWART, Francis
- FREETH, Gordon
- DRUMMOND, David
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- DALY, Fred
- BATE, Henry
- CHAIRMAN, The
- GALVIN, Patrick
- MAKIN, Norman
- BUCHANAN, Alexander
- FRASER, Jim
- ASTON, William
- CURTIN, Daniel
- BOWDEN, George
- Division
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TARIFF PROPOSALS 1958
- Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 6); Customs Tariff (Canadian Preference) Amendment (No. 3); Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Amendment (No. 3); Excise Tariff Amendment (No. 2)
- In Committee of Ways and Means:
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THE SCHEDULE
- Customs Tariff 1933-1958;
- Customs Tariff (Canadian Preference) 1934-1958;
- Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) 1933-1958; and
- Excise Tariff 1921-1958
- TARIFF BOARD
- ESTIMATES 1958-59
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PART 2.- BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS
- Commonwealth Railways
- Proposed Vote, £3,993,000
- Postmaster-General's Department
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Proposed Vote, £98,067,000
- JOHNSON, Leslie
- LAWRENCE, William
- WHEELER, Roy
- LUCHETTI, Anthony
- DAVIS, Francis
- DUTHIE, Gilbert
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- SNEDDEN, Billy
- FRASER, Allan
- HAWORTH, William
- FRASER, Jim
- FORBES, Alexander
- CALWELL, Arthur
- BOWDEN, George
- HOLT, Harold
- POLLARD, Reginald
- FRASER, Malcolm
- COSTA, Dominic
- MCMAHON, William
- Division
- Bowden.) Ayes . . . . . . 49
- Noes . . . . . . 28
- Majority
- Northern Territory
- Australian Capital Territory
- Norfolk Island
- Papua and New Guinea
- Cocos (Keeling) Islands
- Department of Health
- Ayes Noes
- Majority
- Loan Consolidation and Investment Reserve
- In Committee of Ways and Means:
- Estimates
- Loan Consolidation and Investment Reserve
- Ordered -
- APPROPRIATION BILL 1958-59
- ESTIMATES 1958-59
- APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND SERVICES) BILL 1958-59
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ADJOURNMENT
- Retirement of Treasurer
- Friday, 12th September 1958
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Mr McMAHON
- As to the first question, the answer is. " Yes ", but the Labour Government still in office in one of the two States and the Country-Liberal party Government that succeeded the Labour Government in the other State both have agreed not to allow an increase of the production of table margarine without first consulting the Australian Agricultural Council. As to the second question, concerning the fall in income, the statement made by the honorable member was a reasoned one as to the probable economic effects of the actions to which he referred. As to the third question, which concerned advertising, I personally think that some of it gets very close to what I should regard as improper, and constitutes an attempt to pass off industrial margarine as being equal in quality to choicest butter. The answer to the last question is, " Yes ". T give the honorable gentleman the assurance for which he asks. This matter will be fully discussed at a meeting of the Australian Agricultural Council, I think early in October, and I shall then be able to make a statement about it. I should like to emphasize that, in my opinion, the whole of the problems of the dairying industry should be discussed at a meeting of the council, with the advice of the technical experts, in order to find out what can be done to protect the interests of this great industry.
