THE CONSOLS BILL.

North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8082, 21 September 1894, Page 4

THE CONSOLS BILL.

Tho following ia the divfeion lieb on Captain Rueaoll'a amendment that it Id nob desirable to borrow : For— l 6 : 8011, Buchanan, Growthor, UaroshßW, Fraoor, Barrio, Heke, Hutohieon, 0., Lang, Maesoy, Mitohel* Bjn, JO'Reijan, Eubboll, W. R,, Saanderß, Smith. Ck J., Wilaoo, Against— 3B: Baddo, Buiek, Oarncroae, Carroll, Oarnell, Oollinß, Flatman, Orahao), Hall Jones, Hall, Hogg, Houston, Kolly, .W., Larnaoh, Lawry, MaeliD, M-'O-oWan, M'Kenale, J,, M'^orz'o, B, M'Laoblan, M'Nab, Meredith, Millar, M Hb, Montgomery, Morrleon, Parats, Pinkertoa, JReevo^, RußaelKG. W., Roddon, Smith, E. M,, Siovonn, Sbowurd, Tannor, Thompson, Wird, Willip. Pafre— Ayoa : Greon, Allen, Baf'OD, J^u'.h'o, Nowman, Kelly, J, W., Stout, yean, Noo8 : Mackintosh, Oadman, P raoi, Joyce, Guinea?, Wl tere, HutohißOD, W., Punoan,

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