++NAYS Messrs: Bird, Carmichael, Coote, Cowan, Esling, Evans, Fansher (Last Mountain), Fansher (Lambton East), Garland (Bow River) Gardiner, Heaps, Irvine, Jelliff, Kennedy, Lucas, _ Luchkovich, Macphail (Miss), Millar, Speakman, Spencer, Woodsworth.-21. Motion agreed to and bill read the third time and passed.
Mr. YOUNG (Saskatoon):
I was paired
with the hon. member for Muskoka-Ontario (Mr. McGibbon). Had I voted I would have voted for the motion.
Fourth report of the select standing committee on miscellaneous private bills,-Mr. Parent.
Fifth report of select standing committee on agriculture and colonization.-Mr. Vallance (for Mr. Kay). On motion of Mr. Vallance the report was concurred in.
Bill No. 160, for the relief of Kathleen Elizabeth Hedges.-Mr. Lennox.
Federal District Commission Bill No. 161, for the relief of Lotus Henderson Conover.-Mr. Geary. Bill No. 162, for the relief of Marguerite Trelawney Buller Allan.-Mr. McPhee. Bill No. 163, for the relief of Alexander Graham.-Mr. Garland (Carleton). Bill No. 164, for the relief of William Henry Phillips.-Mr. Young (Toronto Northeast). Bill No. 165, for the relief of Marjory Elgin Burch.-Mr. Young (Toronto Northeast). Bill No. 166, for the relief of Frances Helen Renison.-Mr. Casselman.
Mr. G. PARENT (Quebec West):
As far
as I am concerned I should like it to be understood that all these bills are carried on division.
Mr. SPEAKER:
Carried on division.
Hon. W. D. EULER (Minister of National Revenue) moved that the house go into committee at the next sitting to consider the following proposed resolution: Resolved, that the Customs Act, chapter 42 of the revised statutes, 1927, be amended to make provision for a more adequate enforcement of the act and the prevention of smuggling operations in the territorial waters of Canada. He said: His Excellency the Governor General, having been made acquainted with the subject matter of this resolution, recommends it to the favourable consideration of the house. Motion agreed to.
Mr. EULER moved that the house go into committee at the next sitting to consider the following proposed resolution: Resolved, that the Department of National Revenue Act be amended to provide that the minister be empowered to appoint certain classes of officers with such salaries or remuneration as may be determined by the governor in council, and that a gratuity may be paid any officer on retirement in lieu of a period of leave of absence with pay, with further provisions as to filling vacaniees by transfers and promotions for the betterment of the service. He said: His Excellency the Governor General having been made acquainted with the subject matter of this resolution, recommends it to the favourable consideration of the house. Motion agreed to.
Mr. EULER moved that the house go into committee at the next sitting to consider the following proposed resolution: Resolved, that the Special War Revenue Act be amended by repealing the exemption on certain articles and materials, not to include permanent equipment which enters into the cost of manufacture or production of goods, and by further provisions in respect to the imposition of penalties, and for the better enforcement of the act. He said: His Excellency the Governor General, having been made acquainted with the subject matter of this resolution, recommends it to the favourable consideration of the house. Motion agreed to.