THE FIRST DIVISION.
NO-CONFIDENCE AMENDMENT
OPPOSITION DEFEATED.
HOW THE MEMBERS VOTED.
[BT TELEfifcAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, Wednesday.
The bells rang in the House of Representatives for the first division of the session at 4.45 p.m. to-day, when the amendment expressing lack of confidence in the Government, moved during the Address-in-Reply debate by tho Leader of the Opposition, the Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, was defeated by 47 votes to 24. The division list was as follows:
Pairs.—For Amendment: J. A. Nash, Macmillan. Against: Donald, McDonald.
For the Amendment—24, Anscll. Hunter. Bitehener. Jones. Burnett. Kyle. Campbell. Linkklater. Coat es. Massey. Dickie. Samuel. Endean. Stewart. Field. Sykes. Hall. AVaite. Hamilton. Williams. Harris. Wright. Holland, H. Young. Against —47. Armstrong. McKeen. Atmore. Macpherson. Barnard. Makitanara. Black. Martin. Bodkin. Mason. Broadfoot. Munns. Carr. Munro. Chapman. Murdoch. Clinkard. Nash, W. Cobbe. Ngata. Dp L;i Perrelle. O'Brien. Forbes. Parry. Eraser. Poison. Hawkc. Ransom. Healy. Bushworth. Hogan. Savage. Holland, H. E. Semple. Howard. Smith. Jordan. Stalhvorthy. Langstone. Sullivan. Lye. Taverner. Lysnar. Veitch. McCombs. Wilkinson. McDougall.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20618, 17 July 1930, Page 13
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