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29 JULY, 1891.
A division was demanded and upon such division there
appeared
In favour of the amendment—Messrs. Birks, Coker, Cook,
Cushen, Furness, Hasted, Hirst, Martin, Seigenberg, Wood,
—10 votes.
Against the amendment—Messrs. Baxter, Brown, Browning,
Bull, Burge, Catmur, Derby, A. Druitt, Howe, E. Kemp,
J. W. King, G. King, Lawson, Livermore, A. Lloyd,
Manchee, Marshall, Porcas, Richardson, Schweitzer, J. Smith,
T. J. Smith, Steadman, Toye,—24 votes.
The Chairman declared the amendment lost.
The Chairman then submitted the amendment of Mr.
Catmur as a substantive motion and there were
In favour 22 votes
Against 8 „
The Chairman declared it carried.
Moved by Mr. W. A. Kemp seconded by Mr. Hirst and
resolved—That a vote of thanks be given to the Chairman.
The meeting then separated.
Signed
J. LOFTUS.
GEO. COKER.