Mr Ernest Pretyman

1859 - November 26, 1931
Summary information for Mr Ernest Pretyman

Contributions

1919

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE. Commons February 14, 1919

ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY (AGRICULTURAL SHOWS). Commons March 3, 1919

WOOL SUPPLY. Commons March 3, 1919

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE. Commons March 20, 1919

COMMANDEERED PREMISES (RE-CONDITIONING). Commons March 26, 1919

MILITARY WORKS (DISUSED). Commons March 26, 1919

FISH. Commons March 26, 1919

9 speeches — STATEMENT BY DR. ADDISON. Commons April 7, 1919

3 speeches — S.S. "BERWICK CASTLE." Commons April 9, 1919

5 speeches — ACQUISITION OF LAND BILL. Commons April 10, 1919

6 speeches — LAND SETTLEMENT (FACILITIES) BILL. Commons April 14, 1919

GOVERNMENT POLICY. Commons April 30, 1919

4 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons May 20, 1919

AGRICULTURAL WAGES BOARD. Commons June 2, 1919

NEW CLAUSE.—(Notice to Councils.) Commons July 22, 1919

CLAIMS INSPECTORS (SALARIES). Commons July 23, 1919

CLAUSE 6.—(Increase in Duty on Private Brewers' Licences.) Commons July 23, 1919

CLAUSE 1.—(Penalty for Failure to Destroy Rats and Mice). Commons October 28, 1919

AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES (COUNCILS, ETC.) BILL. Commons November 11, 1919

6 speeches — STATEMENT BY DR. ADDISON. Commons November 21, 1919

3 speeches — HOUSING (ADDITIONAL POWERS) BILL. Commons December 8, 1919

ACQUISITION OF LAND ACT, 1919. Commons December 9, 1919

10 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Provision for Payment of Money to Persons Constructing Houses.) Commons December 10, 1919

4 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Prohibition of Building Operations which Interfere with, Provision of Dwelling Houses.) Commons December 10, 1919

3 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(Prohibition on Demolition of Dwelling house. Commons December 10, 1919

New CLAUSE.—(Increment Duty.) Commons December 10, 1919

SCHEDULE.—(Provisions as to Local Bonds.) Commons December 10, 1919

PROVISIONS AS TO LOCAL BONDS. Commons December 22, 1919

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