NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 167, 16 July 1924, Page 7

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION.

LOST BY FOUR VOTES. i THE DIVISION LIST. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday. , After over eight sitting days, tho Addross-in-Reply was to-night disposed of in the House of Representatives. Mr. Witford's amendment was put at 10.55, and was defeated by 37 votes to 33. The Address-in-Reply was then carried on the voices. The division list on the no-confidence motion in the House to-night was- as follows:— Ayes (33)— Noes (37)— Armstrong Anderson - Bartram Bell Buddo Bitchener Corrigan Bollard Perrelle, de la Coates Edie Dickson, J. M. Forbes Dickson, J. S. Fraser Field Hanan Girling Holland Glenn Howard Harris Jordan Hawken Langstone Henare Lee Hockly Lye Hudson McCombs Hunter Mcllvride Isitt McKay Linklater McKcen Luke' Masters Lysnar Monteith McLeod Munro Macmillan Murdoch Massey Ngata Nash Parry Nosworthy Poland Parr Ransom Pomare Savage Potter Sidey Rhodes, Sir R, H. Smith Rolleston, J. C. Sullivan Stewart Veitch ' Sykes Wilford Uru | Williams Witty Wright Young Pairs.—For the Amendment: Horn, O'Brien, Atmore, MacPherson. Against: Rolleston, F. J., Burnett, Guthrie, Rhodes, T. W. Mr. J. C. Thomson (Liberal) was absent and not paired, thus increasing tho Reform majority from its normal 3 to 4.