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1931 NEW ZEALAND.

INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE COMMITTEE (REPORTS OF THE). (Mr. G. C. MUNNS, Chairman.)

Presented to the House of Representatives, and ordered to be printed.

ORDERS OF REFERENCE. Extracts from the Journals of the House of Representatives. Tuesday, the 21st Day of July, 1931. Ordered, "That a Select Committee be appointed, consisting of ten members, to deal with all matters in connection with industries and commerce ; with power to call for persons, papers, and records ; three to be a quorum- the Committee to consist of Mr. Ansell, the Hon. Mr. Cobbe, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Harris, Mr. H. Holland, Mr. Munns, Mr. Savage, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Wilkinson, and the Mover."—(Hon. Mr. de la Perrelle.) Thursday, the 23rd Day of July, 1931. " Ordered, " That the name of the Hon. Mr. Cobbe be discharged from the Industries and Commerce Committee, and'that the name of Mr. Ward be added thereto."—(Hon. Mr. de la Perrelle.) Tuesday, the 4th Day of August, 1931. Ordered, "That the Licensing Amendment Bill be referred to the Industries and Commerce Committee."— (Mr. Mason.) , ,„„, Tuesday, the 11th Day of August, 1931. Ordered, "That the Trading-coupons Bill be referred to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Hon. Mr. de la Perrelle.) Wednesday, the 19th Day oe August, 1931. Ordered "That the petitions of H. Woods and Co. and others, P. Floyd and others, A. Kohn, Ltd., and others P Hayman and Co. and others, J. Smith and others, Thompson Brothers and others, Gertrude Annie Guest'and others, and T. E. Price and others, relating to the Trading-coupons Bill be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Right Hon. Mr. Forbes.) Ordered, "That the Honey Local-marketing Board Bill be referred to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Jordan.) Friday, the 21st Day oe August, 1931. Ordered, " That the petitions of Abbott, Armstrong, and Howie and others, and Langford Brothers and others, be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee." —(Mr. Fletcher.) Tuesday, the 25th Day of August, 1931. Ordered, " That the petitions of W. H. Cronk and others, and S. J. Plant and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Semple.) _ Ordered, "That the petition of Arnold and Sons and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. W. Nash.) ,_,._,, ~ , . ~. , . Ordered, " That the petitions of D. Broderick and others, and J. McFarlane and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Hon. Mr. Downie Stewart.) Thursday, the 27th Day oe August, 1931. Ordered, "That the petition of Milne, Bremner, Ltd., be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Ansell.) Friday, the 28th Day of August, 1931. Ordered, " That the petition of Manning and Dorreen, Ltd., and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. H. Holland.) Wednesday, the 2nd Day of September, 1931. Ordered, " That the petitions of Mouat Brothers and others, and Janson Brothers and others, be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Fraser.) Ordered "That the petitions of J. A. Logan and others, J. G. Jennings and others, J. E. Furness and others, and' Watchman Brothers and others, be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."— (Mr. Wright.) Tuesday, the 13th Day oe October, 1931. Ordered, " That the petition of J. Brown and others be referred direct to, the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. O'Brien.) Wednesday, the 14th Day of October, 1931. Ordered, "That the petition of W. Hannah and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Munns.) _ . Ordered, " That the petition of E. Samuel and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Black.) ' Ordered, " That the petition of R. Trembath and others, F. Thorpe and others, E. Rostern and others, and G H Snow and others, be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee." —(Mr. H. E. Holland.) Ordered, " That the petition of L. J. Vincent and others be referred direct to the Industries and Commerce Committee."—(Mr. Kyle.)