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W«i.imoTOK,.,s«day, Night,,, TheJNo-OonfJdence debate was- resumed' 'hurt night b j Mr Be Lauteur, who •poke, to-the subject m an impartial manner. He. was followed'by Mr Tole,- who %ai! eatirely^ opposed to the financial policj of tb» -Gtovernment, had |no faith m the Minister of Public W"o?ki, and considered Royal Commissions, ultra vires. •The other speakers were Messrs Tomoana, Lundon (who.se, quaint original remarks created much amusement.) Shvimslci, Hamlin and Harris, aftgx whir:h_adirisioja was taken with the, following- result v! For the ' Q-overnment —z 45. Against them— 15. ' - ■'■}'.':.■ . ■''".'.-: \. L '.. .^;;
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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 53, 3 July 1880, Page 2
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89PARLIAMENTARY. Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 53, 3 July 1880, Page 2
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