| The white man does compete with them. |
Mr JOSEPH COOK |
1901 |
| Would white men work for £6 a year? |
Mr JOSEPH COOK |
1901 |
| The British are not the only white race. |
Mr Wilkinson |
1901 |
| How will this produce a white Australia? |
Mr Poynton |
1901 |
| Let us have it white. |
Mr Page |
1901 |
| White men cannot do the work. |
Sir Malcolm McEacharn |
1901 |
| But white people may employ them there. |
Mr Poynton |
1901 |
| White men can grow cane. |
Mr Ewing |
1901 |
| Are there plenty of white divers? |
Mr Barton |
1901 |
| But white men die at Klondike. |
Mr Sawers |
1901 |
| White or dark girls? |
Mr Deakin |
1901 |
| To do work which white men cannot do. |
Mr R EDWARDS |
1901 |
| paterson. - Where is your white Australia then? |
Mr McDONALD |
1901 |
| What percentage is grown by white men in Fiji? |
Mr Tudor |
1901 |
| And she has returned white Australians. |
Senator DAWSON |
1901 |
| Is it work that white man desires? |
Senator Charleston |
1901 |
| White men or persons? |
Senator Dobson |
1901 |
| It is the white agony. |
Senator DAWSON |
1901 |
| "Do not whites? |
Senator Higgs |
1901 |
| They object to the admission of white labour. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1901 |
| There is not a white man working in Port Darwin. |
Senator DAWSON |
1901 |
| Could white labour be induced to work there? |
Senator Charleston |
1901 |
| White men who are not foreigners. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1901 |
| And he is not an Indian, but a white man. |
Senator Pearce |
1901 |
| We may have when we get a white Australia. |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1901 |
| With white crews. |
Senator McGregor |
1901 |
| Are the coloured men better than the white men? |
Senator McGregor |
1901 |
| We cannot wash a black man white. |
Senator O'Keefe |
1901 |
| Yet white men can be got to do it. |
Senator Pearce |
1901 |
| This has -nothing to do with a white Australia. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1901 |
| Dr. Maxwell deals with white labour separately. |
Senator Sir Frederick Sargood |
1901 |
| Run down the white labour! |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1901 |
| White men do the clearing already. |
Senator DAWSON |
1901 |
| A pro-kanaka and a " white Australia." |
Senator McGregor |
1901 |
| There is no doubt that white labour Can do it. |
Senator DAWSON |
1901 |
| Why not pay the white men higher wages? |
Senator McGregor |
1901 |
| The bonus is for cane grown by white labour? |
Senator Playford |
1901 |
| The duty on white lead is only ls. per cwt. |
Mr Kingston |
1902 |
| New Zealand white pine is being let in free. |
Sir George Turner |
1902 |
| It is made of the same material as is the white. |
Mr Henry Willis |
1902 |
| No ; white may become blue when it gets here! |
Senator Clemons |
1902 |
| And it is all grown by white labour. |
Senator Drake |
1902 |
| The white peopl also use it. |
Senator Charleston |
1902 |
| What is the white population? |
Senator Ewing |
1902 |
| And the great advantages of a white Australia. |
Senator Walker |
1902 |
| By white labour? |
Mr Fisher |
1903 |
| It was grown by white labour. |
Mr Conroy |
1903 |
| By growing the cane by white labour only. |
Mr Kingston |
1903 |
| The White Star line. |
Mr Salmon |
1903 |
| The White Star line carries cargo. |
Sir Malcolm Mceacharn |
1903 |
| No, to the whites. |
Mr Hughes |
1903 |
| That is if it were all produced by white labour. |
Sir George Turner |
1903 |
| She wanted white- washing. |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1903 |
| They have to use white labour ever afterwards? |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1903 |
| If he employs white labour. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1903 |
| By white labour. |
Senator Styles |
1903 |
| Two blacks do not make a white. |
Senator Sir William Zeal |
1903 |
| How long did thev employ white men? |
Senator Styles |
1903 |
| Also on British ships with white crews. |
Senator Drake |
1903 |
| There is plenty of white labour there now. |
Mr McDonald |
1904 |
| It must be all white labour upon these ships. |
Mr Deakin |
1904 |
| Has it not been applied to any white persons? |
Mr Reid |
1904 |
| It will be grown again by white labour. |
Mr Groom |
1904 |
| Where would they get their white labour from? |
Mr Kelly |
1904 |
| How many white labourers are now employed? |
Mr Cameron |
1904 |
| And there was the white labour question. |
Mr Mahon |
1904 |
| He said white labour did not. |
Mr Mahon |
1904 |
| Not against the White Australia policy. |
Mr McCay |
1904 |
| In favour of a White Australia. |
Mr Watkins |
1904 |
| The white residents must have a verv big thirst. |
Mr Wilks |
1904 |
| Is there plenty of white labour available? |
Mr Mcwilliams |
1904 |
| The White Ocean provision. |
Mr McLean |
1904 |
| For white people. |
Mr McCay |
1904 |
| Black labour or white? |
Senator Pearce |
1904 |
| What are the white agricultural labourers paid? |
Senator Dobson |
1904 |
| They cannot get white men for the work. |
Senator Walker |
1904 |
| They are white, are they not? |
Senator Pulsford |
1904 |
| Then they are white. |
Senator Pulsford |
1904 |
| The white men want votes? |
Senator Findley |
1904 |
| There are only a few white people there. |
Senator Walker |
1904 |
| Is there any white labour there? |
Senator Dobson |
1904 |
| White sailors? |
Senator Styles |
1904 |
| Is it a poll of the white inhabitants? |
Senator Pearce |
1904 |
| Will ithurt a white man to look at an Asiatic? |
Senator Pulsford |
1904 |
| Do they employ only white labour on their boat? |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1904 |
| It was a white flag, was it not? |
Mr Webster |
1905 |
| So did we - we put it in black and white. |
Mr Watson |
1905 |
| Black sugar-growers or white sugar-growers? |
Mr Page |
1905 |
| The white grower gets £5 protection, anyhow. |
Mr Mahon |
1905 |
| We have never yet examined a white man. |
Mr Deakin |
1905 |
| Very little white labour was employed. |
Mr Fisher |
1905 |
| Are we riot to maintain a White Australia? |
Mr R EDWARDS |
1905 |
| The Bill before us deals with white people only. |
Mr Kelly |
1905 |
| Let us say "white British subjects." |
Mr Watson |
1905 |
| White British subjects. |
Mr DUGALD THOMSON |
1905 |
| Now he has registered as a white grower. |
Mr Bamford |
1905 |
| Was he a white constable? |
Senator Higgs |
1905 |
| The white man is over the Papuan. |
Senator Gray |
1905 |
| It was because of the white labour policy. |
Senator Macfarlane |
1905 |
| There are 570 white settlers. |
Senator Staniforth Smith |
1905 |
| There are very few white women in New Guinea. |
Senator Playford |
1905 |
| They can get any amount of white labour. |
Senator Givens |
1905 |
| Where the whites cannot work. |
Senator Fraser |
1905 |
| It is used in contradistinction to white labour. |
Senator Playford |
1905 |
| Does he raise the white labour difficulty? |
Mr JOSEPH COOK |
1906 |
| Hear, hear; every white man there has done that. |
Mr Deakin |
1906 |
| But white pine is unsuitable for mining purposes. |
Mr Spence |
1906 |
| White immigration. |
Senator O'KEEFE |
1906 |
| The White Star vessels are 12,000 tons. |
Senator Lt Col Gould |
1906 |
| Do those other shipowners employ white labour? |
Senator Guthrie |
1906 |
| Elected by whom - by the white residents? |
Senator Trenwith |
1906 |
| That does not refer to white spirits. |
Senator Lt Col Gould |
1906 |
| Grown by white labour only. |
Senator Pearce |
1906 |
| The line-repairers are all white men. |
Mr Hutchison |
1907 |
| If white labour is employed? |
Mr Watson |
1907 |
| Can rice be profitably grown by white labour? |
Mr Liddell |
1907 |
| There is no labour cheaper than is white labour. |
Mr Hutchison |
1907 |
| The white ants will attack cedar, too. |
Mr Page |
1907 |
| Of what is called the White Australia policy. |
Mr Archer |
1907 |
| What about whiting? |
Mr JOHN THOMSON |
1907 |
| And they fought it with white crews. |
Mr Maloney |
1907 |
| With white marble? |
Mr JOSEPH COOK |
1907 |
| We have coloured marbles, but not white marble. |
Mr HANS IRVINE |
1907 |
| It was not white. |
Mr Carr |
1907 |
| Do not white ants eat New Zealand timber? |
Sir William Lyne |
1907 |
| They want Australiafor the whites who are here. |
Senator Walker |
1907 |
| The White Star line. |
Senator Gray |
1907 |
| White men are working there now. |
Senator Givens |
1907 |
| May not the white growers have employed negroes? |
Senator Sayers |
1907 |
| To make it a white labour industry. |
Senator St Ledger |
1907 |
| The white man is not so black as he is painted. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1907 |
| Grown by white labour? |
Senator Walker |
1907 |
| Has white labour been engaged? |
Senator Findley |
1907 |
| White men do the.prospecting. |
Mr Fisher |
1908 |
| How many white persons are there in Papua? |
Sir John Forrest |
1908 |
| By white labour? |
Mr Deakin |
1908 |
| And respect for the white man's rule. |
Mr Johnson |
1908 |
| It is in black and white. |
Mr Reid |
1908 |
| What is the position of the white man in Japan? |
Mr King O'Malley |
1908 |
| Indians can live where white men cannot. |
Dr Liddell |
1908 |
| Not by white people. |
Senator Gray |
1908 |
| And whiting? |
Senator Guthrie |
1908 |
| Then the white men are employed by Chinamen. |
Senator de Largie |
1908 |
| Are all bananas grown there by white men? |
Senator de Largie |
1908 |
| And white marbles. |
Senator Story |
1908 |
| That is not white marble, though it is marble. |
Senator Sir Josiah Symon |
1908 |
| They underpay white workers, though. |
Senator Trenwith |
1908 |
| And they are driven by white men. |
Senator Henderson |
1908 |
| They use " White Rose" principally. |
Senator W RUSSELL |
1908 |
| What about the White Ocean policy? |
Mr J H Catts |
1909 |
| Is the White Australia policy mentioned in it? |
Mr j H Catts |
1909 |
| There is now a specific against white ants. |
Mr Spence |
1909 |
| We saw only one white man in ten days. |
Mr Batchelor |
1909 |
| By white labour. |
Mr Archer |
1909 |
| Is it grown with white labour? |
Mr Fairbairn |
1909 |
| What is the number of white people in Java? |
Senator Gray |
1909 |
| No, for advocating white labour. |
Senator Chataway |
1909 |
| And because Chinamen were employing white men. |
Senator Turley |
1909 |
| Yes, say that black is white. |
Senator Dobson |
1909 |
| We managed to keep it white. |
Senator Vardon |
1909 |
| Fairly white. |
Senator Trenwith |
1909 |
| From Mr. White. |
Senator de Largie |
1909 |
| It is not fit work for white men. |
Sir John Forrest |
1910 |
| White slavery! |
Mr Mathews |
1910 |
| What about white labour? |
Mr Fenton |
1910 |
| The white ants must have food! |
Mr Thomas Brown |
1910 |
| White labour has proved a success in the north. |
Mr Groom |
1910 |
| We introduced the White Australia legislation. |
Sir John Forrest |
1910 |
| That is to secure a White Australia. |
Mr Fenton |
1910 |
| To encourage the employment of white labour. |
Mr Ozanne |
1910 |
| White settlement. |
Mr Batchelor |
1910 |
| It tells us that we must keep Australia white. |
Mr LAIRD SMITH |
1910 |
| She kept it white. |
Senator Vardon |
1910 |
| Make it all white. |
Senator McDougall |
1910 |
| No, Senator Givens is a white-labour man. |
Senator Givens |
1910 |
| I would not allow a white woman to go to China. |
Senator Rae |
1910 |
| To establish a White Australia! |
Mr Groom |
1911 |
| I do not think any white man will rush it. |
Mr Cann |
1911 |
| There is no proposal for a.duty on white paper. |
Mr Tudor |
1911 |
| We have white marble, too. |
Dr Carty Salmon |
1911 |
| And you as white as the driven snow! |
Senator de Largie |
1911 |
| Why did you not travel by a white labour boat? |
Senator de Largie |
1911 |
| The white miners will not work there. |
Mr Ryrie |
1912 |
| What about the white ants? |
Mr Anstey |
1912 |
| We are all in favour of a White Australia. |
Mr Fuller |
1912 |
| The White Australia policy was laid down in 1878. |
Mr West |
1912 |
| They carry white crews ontheir vessels. |
Mr Riley |
1912 |
| They would have to be treated for white ants. |
Mr King O'Malley |
1912 |
| Among the white ants. |
Mr King O'Malley |
1912 |
| If the mail boat employed white labour, he could. |
Mr West |
1912 |
| Were those sleepers used in white ant country? |
Mr Webster |
1912 |
| Will it stand white ants? |
Mr Mathews |
1912 |
| What? Of white ants? |
Mr Hedges |
1912 |
| But it will put other white-manned ships there. |
Mr Watkins |
1912 |
| And the white ants. |
Mr Anstey |
1912 |
| To kill the white ants, if possible. |
Mr Thomas |
1912 |
| Or to white pugilists. |
Mr Spence |
1912 |
| Subsidize another white company. That will do me. |
Mr Mathews |
1912 |
| To make the growers grow cane with white labour. |
Senator Chataway |
1912 |
| Perhaps it has been a black-and-white elephant. |
Senator Lt Colonel Sir Albert GOULD |
1912 |
| If she is a white woman she will. |
Senator McGregor |
1912 |
| Was the place infested with white ants? |
Mr Tudor |
1913 |
| How did Taylor's White A nt Exterminator work? |
Mr Kelly |
1913 |
| Not even a white ant, I should think. |
Mr Fleming |
1913 |
| They are white people like ourselves. |
Mr Watkins |
1913 |
| They are white people. |
Mr Fisher |
1913 |
| White or coloured? |
Sir John Forrest |
1913 |
| And keep out the white man's grog. |
Mr Finlayson |
1913 |
| Was he a " white wing "? |
Senator Buzacott |
1913 |
| It is in black and white, too. |
Senator Rae |
1914 |
| Here it is in Hansard, in black and white. |
Senator Needham |
1915 |
| By " mean whites." |
Senator Guthrie |
1915 |
| Would the White Star Company say that? |
Mr Mathews |
1916 |
| Do not they find any use for the white ant? |
Senator McKissock |
1916 |
| I suppose the white ants had got it. |
Senator Gardiner |
1916 |
| You mean another " white elephant "! |
Sir John Forrest |
1917 |
| White girls will not go into the back country. |
Mr Pigott |
1917 |
| He is nothing but a white slave. |
Mr LAIRD SMITH |
1917 |
| They would be "white elephants." |
Mr Mathews |
1918 |
| Is the white population of Papua increasing? |
Mr Falkiner |
1918 |
| It was white at the Perth Conference. |
Mr Leckie |
1918 |
| White elephant? |
Senator de Largie |
1918 |
| The Government are deporting white men. |
Mr Finlayson |
1919 |
| Is that the value on a white population basis? |
Mr Fenton |
1919 |
| The best safeguard of our White Australia policy? |
Sir Joseph Cook |
1919 |
| And to keep our White Australia policy for us. |
Senator Senior |
1919 |
| The white ants are operating right enough. |
Mr Richard Foster |
1920 |
| No more White Australia then. |
Senator GUTHRIE |
1920 |
| Consider General White's career. |
Senator Pearce |
1921 |
| And General White is a brother of Colonel White. |
Senator Elliott |
1921 |
| Only white pine. |
Mr Fenton |
1922 |
| Was he a white man or a black man? |
Senator Bolton |
1922 |
| And they acknowledged it in black and white. |
Senator Wilson |
1922 |
| And kept it white. |
Senator Benny |
1922 |
| White prisoners? |
Mr Pratten |
1923 |
| What trial do white persons get? |
Mr Scullin |
1923 |
| Those companies employ white labour. |
Senator Duncan |
1923 |
| The White Australia policy is involved. |
Senator Elliott |
1923 |
| The declaration of the White Australia policy. |
Senator GREENE |
1924 |
| How many white people are there in Papua? |
Senator Cox |
1924 |
| How many white residents are there in Papua? |
Senator JOHN D MILLEN |
1924 |
| We stand by the White Australia policy. |
Senator McHugh |
1925 |
| White people cannot live under those conditions. |
Mr Fenton |
1926 |
| Or even because they were white. |
Mr Brennan |
1926 |
| It was not a " white elephant." |
Senator McHugh |
1926 |
| And keep our white men out of work. |
Senator McHugh |
1926 |
| Were they white children? |
Senator Guthrie |
1926 |
| Is milled white sugar available at present? |
Mr Makin |
1927 |
| Why should we have a black and white race. |
Senator Verran |
1927 |
| He is " the white star." |
Dr Nott |
1928 |
| By breaking down the White Australia policy! |
Senator Guthrie |
1928 |
| What is the white population now? |
Senator Needham |
1928 |
| What about the White Australia policy? |
Senator MacDonald |
1928 |
| There were a lot of white ants in the party. |
Senator Ogden |
1929 |
| The White City courts at Rushcutter's Bay. |
Mr Archdale Parkhill |
1930 |
| Are white tiles available? |
Mr Archdale Parkhill |
1930 |
| And they would be eaton by the white ants. |
Senator Carroll |
1931 |
| He does not know much about mill-whites. |
Senator Thompson |
1931 |
| Declare that black is white. |
Senator Brennan |
1931 |
| There are some white workers there. |
Senator Daly |
1932 |
| No; it must have been mill whites. |
Senator GREENE |
1932 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1935 |
| They do not believe in a White Australia. |
Senator Collings |
1935 |
| The boats are owned by white men. |
Mr A GREEN |
1937 |
| I believe in looking after the white man first. |
Mr Blain |
1938 |
| Many white men cannot do that. |
Mr Hughes |
1942 |
| From log cabin to White House. |
Mr Morgan |
1942 |
| How many white workers were there? |
Mr Hughes |
1944 |
| White-anting by black marketing is not bad! |
Mr Archie Cameron |
1944 |
| Anc! they have been given white feathers. |
Mr Martens |
1945 |
| Tommy White is talking tommy rot. |
Mr Hadley |
1945 |
| The White Paper does not mention land settlement. |
Mr Dedman |
1945 |
| There is no white material in the trade to-day. |
Mr Fuller |
1945 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1947 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1947 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1947 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1947 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1948 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1948 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1948 |
| I am a white angel. |
Mr Conelan |
1948 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1948 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1948 |
| It has been very hard to get white sugar lately! |
Senator Morrow |
1948 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1949 |
| The White Australia policy applies there. |
Mr White |
1949 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1949 |
| Has the Minister read Osmar White's articles? |
Mr Harrison |
1949 |
| Are there no more white people among them? |
Mr Spender |
1949 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1949 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1949 |
| Mr. White interjecting, |
Mr White |
1949 |
| Like Tommy White. |
Mr Beazley |
1952 |
| It was a red one, not a white one. |
Mr ERIC J HARRISON |
1953 |
| Or on a dear white market. |
Senator Scott |
1953 |
| To-day we have a white market. |
Mr Curtin |
1955 |
| Manufactured by white labour. |
Senator Kendall |
1956 |
| It is not a White Australia policy. |
Mr Casey |
1957 |
| That is what they said about white people. |
Mr Bryant |
1957 |
| He would be a white-anter |
Mr Haylen |
1960 |
| What white settler got £25,000? |
Senator Henty |
1960 |
| What about white ants? |
Senator Branson |
1960 |
| It degrades some white people. |
Mr Clyde Cameron |
1961 |
| Who called it the white Australia policy? |
Mr Allan Fraser |
1962 |
| I just wanted to have that in black and white. |
Mr Falkinder |
1962 |
| White ties and all. |
Mr E James Harrison |
1962 |
| After all, he is white. |
Mr Peters |
1962 |
| Do you believe there should not be ten white men? |
Mr Howson |
1963 |
| Were you thinking of the white rabbit? |
Mr Falkinder |
1964 |
| It has white ants. |
Mr Birrell |
1964 |
| And white forces? |
Mr Connor |
1965 |
| You are giving young White great consideration. |
Mr Uren |
1966 |
| The white ants eat that timber. |
Mr Robinson |
1967 |
| What are they using - white oil? |
Senator Gair |
1967 |
| They were on the white sheet - the notice paper. |
Mr Anthony |
1968 |
| One of our fellows got riddled with white ants. |
Senator Prowse |
1968 |
| We cannot bleed the ratepayers white. |
Senator Mulvihill |
1968 |
| Do the white ants eat the lining? |
Senator Webster |
1968 |
| One black and one white. |
Senator Keeffe |
1968 |
| 1 can show it to the Minister in black and white. |
Mr McIVOR |
1969 |
| That was shown in black and white before this. |
Senator Sim |
1969 |
| We are white mercenaries. |
Senator Mulvihill |
1969 |
| The Ord is one. lt is a white elephant. |
Mr Turner |
1970 |
| I sought to have a white car. |
Mr Kelly |
1970 |
| And many of them are white. |
Senator Branson |
1970 |
| Is that a Cambodian White Paper? |
Senator Anderson |
1970 |
| He is a white man. |
Senator Dame ANNABELLE RANKIN |
1970 |
| White in skin. |
Senator Wright |
1970 |
| A White Paper. |
Senator Douglas McClelland |
1970 |
| What do you mean by non-white? |
Senator Rae |
1970 |
| There are plenty of white people who do that too. |
Senator Keeffe |
1970 |
| White slavery. |
Dr Klugman |
1971 |
| Two wongs don't make a white. |
Senator Gair |
1971 |
| They are bleeding the country white. |
Mr Kelly |
1972 |
| Or white eminence? |
Mr Dobie |
1972 |
| Is the White Paper being circulated? |
Senator Byrne |
1972 |
| A white Mercedes Benz. |
Mr Killen |
1973 |
| The Bill is not in that White Paper. |
Senator McLaren |
1973 |
| It is on the white sheet. |
Senator Withers |
1974 |
| I never saw a man go as white as you did. |
Senator McAuliffe |
1975 |
| Would you do that to a white person? |
Senator James McClelland |
1975 |
| Payments to the white middle class. |
Senator Chaney |
1975 |
| They are being bled white. |
Mr Kelly |
1976 |
| Black or white? |
Senator Georges |
1976 |
| They are all white collar unions. |
Senator Donald Cameron |
1976 |
| He has white-anted it. |
Mr Hodgman |
1977 |
| It is there in black and white for all to see. |
Senator Douglas McClelland |
1977 |
| Not white collar thugs though. |
Senator Button |
1977 |
| He is not an Aboriginal. He is a white man. |
Dr Everingham |
1978 |
| So are you a white man. |
Senator Peter Baume |
1978 |
| White wine. |
Senator O'Byrne |
1978 |
| No, the White Paper. |
Senator Cavanagh |
1979 |
| But they are all white. |
Senator Cavanagh |
1980 |
