INDEX TO APPENDIX TO THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FOURTH SESSION, TWENTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS A-I.

NOTE, —Paper Number before Page Number.

ACCIDENTS— Industrial, H.—ll, 3. Marine, H.-15, 3. Mining and quarry, C.-2, 6, 17. Road, H.-40, 2. ADVERTISING— Report, H.-22, 7. AGREEMENTS— Between 1 — United Kingdom and New Zealand for reciprocal exemption from income-tax on certain profits or gains arising through an agency, A.-2. United States of America and New Zealand setting out principles and procedures applicable to the provision of mutual aid, A.-7. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL (see also MARKETING)— Agricultural Workers Act, Shearers Accommodation Act, and Share-milking Agreements Act, working of, H.-l 1,10. Dairy research, H.-34, 4. Food — Control, H.-44, 5. Preservation, H.-34, 4. Fruit and fruit cold-storage research, H.-34, 16, 18. Labour— Rural: Provision, H. -Ua, 15. Seasonal farm work, H.-l la, 6. Linen-flax development, D.-l, vi, 13; H.-44, 8. Sugar-beet research, H.-34, 11. Tobacco research, H.-34, 19. Wheat, flour, and bread : Report, H.-44, 5. Wheat research, H.-34, 15. Women's Land Corps : Development, H.-lIA, 6. Wool research, H.-34, 22. ALEXANDER TURNBULL LIBRARY— Report, H.-22, 8. ALIENS— Report on, &c., H.-16, 3. ANIMALS PROTECTION AND GAME ACT— Report on, H.-22, 5. APPRENTICES. See under LABOUR. ART UNIONS— Report on, H.-22, 7. AUCKLAND CITY HOUSING BILL— Select Committee report on, 1.-16, 2. AUCKLAND CITY MARKET EMPOWERING BILL— Select Committee report on, 1.-16, 2. AVIATION (see also under DEFENCE)— Air mails, F.-l, 3. Civil: Report, H.-37, 2. Commercial, H.-40, 4. BANKING AND CURRENCY— Exchange rates, 8.-16, 2, 3. Inflation dangers, 8.-6, 5. Money-supply : Wartime changes, 8.-16, 5. Post-office Savings-bank : Deposits, &c., F.-l, 4, 6. Reserve Bank of New Zealand : Annual report, 8.-16. Trading banks ; Position, 8.-16, 4.

BARNES, E. M.— Report on petition of, 1.-12, I. BELCHER, R. A., AND ANOTHER— Report on petition of, 1.-l, 1. BROADCASTING (see also POST AND TELEGRAPH)— Licenses : Number, F.-l, 5. National Broadcasting Services : Annual report, F.-3. BUDGET— Financial Statement, 8.-6— Budget surplus, 8.-6, 1. Consolidated Fund Budget, 1942-43, 8.-6, 2. Cost-of-living bonus, 8.-6, 2. Current resources : Diversion to war purposes, 8.-6, 5. Domestic allowances : Increase, 8.-6, 2. Family allowances : Increase, 8.-6, 6. Goods available for civil consumption contrasted with increased spending power : Reduction, 8.-6, 5. Housing, 8.-6, 3. Inflation danger, 8.-6, 5. Loan— Finance, 8.-6, 6. National development programme, 1942-43, 8.-6, 3. Programme for 1.941-42, 8.-6, 3. Social Security Fund : Revenue and expenditure, 8.-6, 1, 2. Taxation — Beer, wine, spirits, and tobacco, 8.-6, 6. Financing war from taxation as far as possible, 8.-6, 5. National security, 8.-6, 5. Sales : Increase, 8.-6, 6. Super tax : Increase, 8.-6, 5. Wages, and prices of essential commodities : Stabilization, 8.-6, 3. War Expenses Account, 8.-6, 4. War situation, 8.-6, 1. Financial Statement (Supplementary) — Consolidated Fund— Expenditure and revenue, 8.-6 (Sup.), 2. Surplus, 8.-6 (Sup.), 1. Liberty loans, 8.-6 (Sup.), 4. Social Security Fund : Expenditure and revenue, 8.-6 (Sup.), 1,2. War Expenses Account: Expenditure and revenue, 8.-6 (Sup.), 1, 3. BUILDINGS, PUBLIC. See under PUBLIC WC r „S. CHILD WELFARE, ETC.— Annual report of Superintendent, E.-4. Minister of Education's report, E.-l, 3. CHRISTY, H. W.— Report on petition of, 1.-3, 3. CIVIL LIST ACT, 1920I'ermanent appropriations under Special Acts of the Legislature, 8.-l [Pt. I], 36. COAL. See under MINING INDUSTRY.