PARLIAMENT

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2339, 8 October 1921, Page 2

PARLIAMENT

The following is the devision list; m Air Wilford’s amendment to the Vddress-in-Replv:— •

Against the Amendment (38). — Bitehener, Bollard, Barnett, Coates, ,J. AIcC. Dickson, J. S. Dickson, Dixon, Field, Glen, Guthrie, A. Hamilton, J.- R. Hamilton, Harris, Hawken, Hen a re, Ilerries, Hockley, Hunter, Jones, Lee Luke, Lysnar, .McLeod, AlcNiehoi, Alalcolm, Maunder, ALassev, Nash, Nosworthy, Parr, Poller, Sir. R. Rhodes, T. W. Rhodes, Stewart, Sykes, Wright, Young.

For the Amendment (20). —Atmore, Bartram, Edie, Forbes, Holland, Horn, Howard, Isitt, Kellett, McCombs, Masters, Poland, Seddon, Sidey, R. W. Smith, S. G. Smith, Sullivan, Veitch, Wilford, Witty. Pairs. —Against (lie amendment: —K. S. Williams, Anderson, Campbell, tTru, Hudson, Craigie, Newman, E., Newman, A. K. For the amendment: —Ngata; AlcCallum, Jennings, Fraser, Parry, Savage, Italian, Thacker.

IA.DDR.ES S-IN-REPLY AG REED

TO. FATE OF LABOUR’S NO-CON-FIDENCE AIOTION.

The Address-in-Reply debate was concluded in the House of Representatives on Thursday night. The afternoon and the early part of the evening were occupied with Labour speeches and replies from the Government benches. The Labour amendment was defeated by 40 votes to !).

• The division list was as follows

For the Amendment (tl)

Atmore, Bartram, Holland, Horn, Howard, M’Combs, Poland, Sullivan, Witty.

Against the Amendment (-10)

Bitchencr, Bollard, Brown, Burnett, Campbell, Coates, J. S. Dickson, Dixon, Field, Glenn, Guthrie, A. Hamilton, J. R. Hamilton, Harris, Hawken, Herries, Ilockly, Jones, Lee, Luke, Lysnar, M’Leod, M’Nicol, Malcolm, Marnier, Massey, Masters, Nash, E. Newman, Nosworthy, Pomare, Potter, Reed, R. 11. Rhodes, T. W. Rhodes, R. W. Smith, Stewart, Sykes, Wright, Young. Pairs. —For: Savage, Parry, Fraser, M'Callum; against: Craigie, Hudson, Uru, Anderson.