A PARTY DIVISION.
LIBERALS v. REFORM. (FaoM Cos Parliamkntaby Ripobtie.) WELLINGTON, Oct. 25. In committee, in the House Sir Joseph Ward's amendment to exempt all teachers, including Marisfc Brothers, from military service, which was: carried by 36 votes to 32, was mainly a party division. The Liberals voted with Sir Joseph Ward, also two or three of the Reform Party, which gave him a majority. Had Messrs W. 11. Field, Pomare and Maunder voted with their Party iho amendment would have been lost by two votes. The division list, was as follows: Aves (36) : Brown, Carroll, Colvin, Dickie. Ell,' Field T. A. IL, Field, W. 11., Findlay, Fletcher, Forbes, Glover, Hanan, Hindmarsh, Isitt, Jennings, McCallum, McConibs, Maunder, Myers, Parata, Payne. Poland, Pcmare, Poole, Russell. Sidey, Smith 11.W.. Talbot, Thacker. Thomson. Veitch, Walker. Ward Webb, Wilford, Witty. Noes (32): Allen, Anderson, Ansfey. Bollard. Craigie, Dickson, A. M., Dickson. .1. S., Fraser. Guthrie. Harris. Herdman, llrriies,Hornsby,ll udson, Hunter. Lee, Massey, Newman, A. K.. Newman, E., Nosworthv. Okey. Parr. Pearce, Rhodes, R. H. Rhodes. T. W.. Scott. Smith. G. IL, Statham, Syke.--, Wilkinson, Wright, Young.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10117, 26 October 1917, Page 5
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182A PARTY DIVISION. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10117, 26 October 1917, Page 5
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