WELLINGTON NOTES.
(Special to the "Star.")
WELLINGTON, this day. A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
A Bice point has been raised in connection with Mr Jellieoe's issue of a writ against Mr Haselden, Chairman of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into complaints made by* the prisoner Wilson. Before ragtag;* action Mr Jellicoe consulted Mr Wiford and other members of the profession -whether Mr Haselden was privileged, as witnesses before Royal Commissioners are. The point was considered doubtful. It hits B6W •transpired that a similar question was raised before the Police Commission and was decided in favour of the Commissioners, The Native Minister has gone to Wanganui, en route to Jerusalem, where a Maori mass meeting is to be held to consider sanitary and other questions.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1902, Page 2
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