ADDRESS BY CAPT. RUSSELL
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THE
GOVERNMENT.
(fIY lELEGKAPH. —PKESS ASSOCIATION.)
Paimerston North, this day. Captain Russell delivered a politica address at Palmerston North last) night to a largo audience upon similar lines to his Hastings speech. Captain Russell was listened to attentively throughout. At the close Mr Pirani moved a vote of thanks and confidence in the Government, to which Mr Shelson moved an amendment, "That a vote of thanks to the speaker be accorded." The amendment was carried by a large majority. Mr Pirani then moved a vote of confidence in the Government, which was also declared carried.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 138, 13 June 1893, Page 5
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