FINANCIAL STATEMENT
LABOUR AMENDMENT DEFEATED. Members of the House of Representatives divided early on Thursday afternooon on the Labour amendment on the Financial Statement. The amendment, which suggested that the Government had lost the confidence of the House by permitting unemployment to continue while the Treasury contained surplus funds, was defeated by 52 votes to 13. Details of the voting are: For the amendment (13) —Bartram, Fraser, Holland, Howai’d, McCombs, Muni’o, Parry, Poland, Savage, S. G. Smith, Sullivan, Thacker, Witty. Against the amendment. (52) Bitchener, Bollard, Brown, Burnett, Campbell, Coates, Craigie, J. McDickson, J. S. Dickson, E. Dixon, Field, Forbes, Glenn, Guthrie, A. Hamilton, J. R. Hamilton, Harris, Hawken, Henare, Henries, Hockly, Horn, Hudson, Hunter, Isitt, Jones, Lee, Luke, Lysnar, M'Leod, M‘Nieol, Mackenzie, Malcolm, Mander, Massey, Masters, Mitchell, Nash, A. K. Newman, E. Newman, Ngata, Nosworthy, Parr, Potter, Reed, Sir Heaton Rhodes, T. AY. Rhodes, R. A\ r . Smith, Stewart, Sykes, AA’illiams, Young. There was one pair, Mr M'Callum being for the amendment, and the Minister of Labour against.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2475, 2 September 1922, Page 3
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169FINANCIAL STATEMENT Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2475, 2 September 1922, Page 3
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