Remember Who is Who in Parliament

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XLIX, Issue 47, 30 November 1922, Page 25

Remember Who is Who in Parliament

The following is the division list oh the debate on the Marriage Amendment Act, 1920, by which a law was -placed, on the Statute Books of this Dominion, making it a punish-' able offence to expound the doctrine of the Church on the holy T Sacrament of Matrimony. In view of the coming General Election it is well for. Catholic , electors . to ! know who are friends of our Faith and who are not. Those who voted for - the . Amendment are the following members, who recorded their votes for punishing those who expound the teaching of the Church on the holy Sacrament; — ■ ■ . ... Anderson, Bitehener, Bollard, Burnett, Coates, Craigie, Dickson, J. M., Dickson- J. S., Field, Guthrie, Hamilton,A., Hamilton, J. R., Hanan, Harris, Hawken, Herries, Hockly, Hudson, Hunter,. Jones, Kellett, Lee, Luke, Lysnar, McLeod, McNicol, Malcolm, Massey, Mitchell, Newman, E., Newman, E. K., Nosworthy, Parr, Pomare, Potter, Powdrell, Reed, Rhodes, Tf, Rhodes, Sir R. H.. Statham, Stewart, Sykes, Wright, Young. ... ’ . The following voted against' the Amendment and consequently deserve the thanks of Catholics: — '' . Atmore, Bartram, Edie, Forbes, Fraser, , Holland, Horn, Howard, Isitt, Jennings, McCallum, McCombs, MasParry, Poland, Savage, Seddon, Sidey, , Smith, R.W., Smith, A.G., Sullivan, Veitch, Wilford, Williams, Witty;

Levin- " * r; -■ .. . , . In the report of the recent bazaar in-aid of the LevinConvent building fund forwarded by our travelling correspondent, mention of the Farmers’ Stall was inadvertently omitted. This was conducted by Mrs., Walter.: Ryder, assisted by Mesdames Houlihan, R. Ryder, and O’Donohue, .and proved a successful factor in the - fine general result achieved/ ■ ~. -- , , ; - // ; * ~ ‘ ■■■ \■ '

, •. --j '■ i ; , *, '' j Lyttelton . . _ V : The Very . Rev. Father Cooney, of Lyttelton, will celebrate the silver jubilee of his ordination to the ■ priesthood v on December.. 8;■ (Feast of the . ; Immaculate / Conception).' Preparations (writes a correspondent) are well ill hand to suitably OOlebrate the occasion. ” v ‘ “