LAST NIGHT'S SITTING.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1711, 23 June 1883, Page 3

LAST NIGHT'S SITTING.

At the c\oninj! sitting the dilute on the motion of cenMtio was continued The motion tli.it the xpeakui leave the chair w.v) canicd by 13 to .')0. The following is the division list — Ayi*.s43. — Allw light, Atkinson, Beetham. Brown, J. X., Biyce, Buchanan, W C , Connolly, Dick. Dod.son, Feigns, f°it/ •rer.ild, Fulton, (5i con, J , Haiiihn, lluist, Johnson, C. J , Johnson, \\\ , Kelly, Lee. iicvestam, Macnndiew, W. Mellw until, McMillan, MUchclson, Mumo, OC.il ltajrhan, Pea rook, IVai-on, Puti ie, Po.st lctliwaitc. Kolloston, Minrp, JSIR-ppanl, Stevens, Suttei, Sutton, Snanis>on, Thomson, H., Tiimlile, Watt, Whytc, Wilson, J., Williams. Nok>, 2!). — TJiuon, lUtli»ate, lliackon, Buchanan, J. C. Blown, Daniel, Duncan, Feldwick, FiMi, Geoige, Ciieen, (iiey, Harris, Holmes. Huisth'Mise, Huteliinson, Ivess, Joyce, J. Mackenzie, Montgomery, Pyke, Seddon, .Smith, Stew aid, Thomson, Te Wlieoro, .1. A. Tole, White, \\. s( IM'I.Y. In Supply, in answer to a question from Mr Montgomery, Mr Johnson said the delay in the completion of the altuiations to the buildings was due to the difficulty of obtaining woiknipu'. The contiact piovided for the completion of the work abeut the middle of Apiil, but it was impussdile to got woikmen.