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COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING The abolition of the compulsory clauses in the Defence Act was asked by a deputation from the New Zealand branch of the League of Nations Union and the Presbyterian Church, which waited upon the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence, the ; Hon. J. G. Cobbe, in Wellington today. The Prime Minister promised I earnest consideration of the request j and said that the Government was j still inquiring into the re-organisation of the defence system. TENNIS AT WIMBLEDON LONDON, Wednesday. | In the tennis singles, semi-final. I Allison beat Doeg. 6—3, I —6. B—6, j 3 —6, 7—s.—a. and N.Z. P.A. - NO.CONFIDENCE AMENDMENT The Leader of the Opposition, the Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, moved a noconfidence amendment to the Address-in-Reply in the House of Representatives this afternoon. In moving the amendment My. Coates gave no reason for his expression of no-confidence^
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1014, 3 July 1930, Page 1
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