Mr Timothy Davies

1857 - August 22, 1951
Summary information for Mr Timothy Davies

Contributions

1917

LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITIES (SALARIES OF TEACHERS). Commons February 12, 1917

POTATOES. Commons March 22, 1917

SMALL FARMERS (MORTGAGES). Commons March 22, 1917

AGRICULTURAL LABOUR. Written Answers March 22, 1917

INCREASED LAND CULTIVATION. Commons March 27, 1917

WET CANTEENS (CANADIAN CAMPS). Commons March 27, 1917

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power to Call Up Certain Excepted Men for Examination.) Commons March 30, 1917

POTATOES. Written Answers April 2, 1917

2 speeches — POTATOES. Commons April 4, 1917

CLAUSE 1.—(Parliamentary Franchises (Men).) Commons June 7, 1917

BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS. Commons June 11, 1917

INCOME TAX COLLECTORS AND ASSESSORS. Commons June 12, 1917

CLAUSE 5.—(Special Provisions for Persons Serving on War Service.) Commons June 25, 1917

2 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(Qualifying Period.) Commons June 26, 1917

POULTRY DESTROYED BY FOXES. Written Answers June 28, 1917

2 speeches — NATIONAL WAR AIMS COMMITTEE. Commons November 13, 1917

CLAUSE 3.—(Transfer and Attaching to Air Force of Members of Naval and Military Forces.) Commons November 16, 1917

SUPREME WAR COUNCIL. Commons November 21, 1917

LIQUOR TRAFFIC (STATE PURCHASE). Commons November 21, 1917

WAR AIMS COMMITTEE. Written Answers November 21, 1917

MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT. Commons November 22, 1917

WAR CABINET (SECRETARIAT). Commons November 22, 1917

2 speeches — CEREALS. Written Answers November 22, 1917

HOURS OF LABOUR. Commons November 27, 1917

CEREALS (PRODUCTION). Written Answers November 27, 1917

VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS (HOURS OF WORK). Commons November 28, 1917

MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS (STAFF). Commons November 28, 1917

VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Commons November 28, 1917

Maximum Scale Commons November 29, 1917

REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. Commons November 29, 1917

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