OFFICIAL

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from Ler Majesty's Government ia the United King-
dom wider the provisions of the Colonial Develop-
iment and Welfare Acts for the period ended on the
31xt Mareh, 1956, in respect of the several schemes
sanctioned by the Legislature;

Report of a Survey of Secondary Education
by G. & V. Petter, Education Adviser to the Comp-
troller for Development and Welfare.

lion. Me BE, COX: Statement of Post Office
Advances for payment of Money Orders to dist
May, 1950.

lion. C. EB. TALMA: Report of the dinperial
Collexe of Tropical Agriculture for 1954—55.

lion. C. BE. TALMA: On behalf of the Hon,
Minister of Trade, Industry and Labour :—The Cus-
toms (Petroleum Products Bulk Storage) Regula-
tions, 1955;

Annual Report of the Department of Labour
for the year 1954.

NOTICES

Coverningnt Notices were given as tulloys.
Yon. G. H. ADAMS: Resolution to plave the sum
of $16,166 at the disposal of the Governor-in-Exccu-
tive Committee to supplement the Estimates 1956—
57, Part I — Current, as shown in the Supplemen-
iary Estimates 1956—57, No. 12 which form the

Schedule to the Resolution:

Resolution to place the sum of $14,676 at the
disposal of the Governor-in-Executive Committee to
supplement the Estimates 1956 — 57 Pare [—Cur-
rent, as shown in the Supplementary Estimates 1956.
57, No. 18 which form the Schedule to the Resolution.

Yon. Dr. H. G. IL CUMMINS: Resolution to
place the sum of $11,898 at the disposal of the (iov-
ernor-in-Executive Committee to supplement the Es-
timates 1956-57, Part I]—Capital as shown in the
Supplementary Estimate 1956-57, No. 11 which forms
the schedule to the Resolution.

Resolution to place the sum of $37,779 at. the
Hisposad oof the Covernarin-Executive Committee
sepplemert the Estimates 195-97 Pai [--
Current, as shown in the Supplementary Estimates
1956—57, No. 14 which form the Schedule to the
hKesohution.

fon. G Ul. ADAMS: Resolution to approve the
Order entitled ‘(The Civil Establishment (General)
{ Amendment) No. 16 Order, 1956”’.

Resolution to approve the Order entitled ‘‘The
Civil Establishment (Ceneral) (Amendment) No, 17
Crder 1956"”-

Resolution to approve the Order entitled ‘‘The
Civil Establishment (General) (Amendment) No.
18 Order, 1956.

llon. ©. EB. PALMA: Resolution to savetion i
‘ Customs (Petroleum Products Bulk Storage) Regu-
lations, 1955.

Bill to amend the Customs Tariff Act, 1921.

lfon, G. Uf, ADAMS: Bill to amend the Solteatois
Act, 1896.

Vion. G. HH. ADAMS: Resolution to place
sum of $5,695 at the disposal of the Governor-in-
Executive Committee to supplement the Estimates,
1956—57, Part I —- Current, as shown in the Sup-
plementary Estimates, 1956—57 No. 15 which form
the Schedule to the Resolution.

Hon. Dr. H. G. H. CUMMINS: Bfe. Speaker. |
beg to give notice of my intention to move the Tiouse
in Committee of Supply at its next mecting to deal
with the money Resolutions of whieh notice has just
been given.

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PRIVATE NOTICES

Mr. J.C. TUDOR: Mr, Speaker, | rise to give:
notice of the following Address to His Exceileney
the Governor :—

The House of Assembly
To
iis Bxecllency The Governor

The louse has learnt with pain and dismay of
the high death rate from starvation of children in
the Island.

2. The Ilouse is of the opimion that a free dis-
tribution of milk to the parents and guardians ef
all children under five years, would tend to ameli-
orate this condition,

3. Accordingly the House request Your Excel-
leney to take all the steps necessary to make such
benefit available to the parents and guardians of
voung children.

3.20 pin.
QUESTIONS

Mr. J. A. TLAYNES: Mr. Speaker,
vive notice of the followime questions:
< To engnire of the Minister of Communications,
Works aad Tousine -—

Is the Alinister aware that no tenantry roads

have heen done in the years 1955 and 1996 in tho
parish of St. Andrew?
2. ts he aware that at the request of the
Department of Highways and Transport a priority
list of roads was submitted by the Vestry of St.
Andrew and that no setion has been taken on same?
Will the Minister investigate this state of
affairs and take the necessary aetion to have the
above vrievanees remedied ?

To enquire of the Minister of Communications,
Works and YWonsing :—

Ts the Minister aware that the road through
Turner's [fall Wood has been impassable for many
years due to subsidences and landslides’

2 Is he aware that the above road is a vital
link between St. Simons and Hillaby Villages and
that churchgoers and school children are considerably
inconvenienced by the Jack of this rca?

3. Will the Minister at his earliest convenience
investigate questions Nos. 2 and 3 and examine the
possibilities of by-passing this landslide area and
adopting the suggestions for a more suitable road to
connect the above villages?

I beg tu

BILLS READ A FIRST TIME

Hon. G. H. ADAMS: TI beg to move that the
Bill to amend the Solicitors’ Act 1896 be now read
a first time.

Hon. M. E. COX: T beg to seeond that.

The yteshien aos put aad aupvaed. la

Hon. C. BE. TALMA: TI beg to move that the
Bill to amend the Customs Tariff Act 1921 be now
read a first time.

Hon. M. FE. COX: .I beg to second that.

The question was put and agreed to,
STATEMENT ON INCOME TAX BILL

Hon. G. H. ADAMS: Mr. Speaker, before the
business of the House begins I wish to make a state-
ment with regard to the interpretation to be given
to the proviso to Section 18 (2) of the Income Tax
Act, 1921.