THE HOSPITAL INQUIRY.
(To the Editor.) Sir, —The members of the Commission have made a bad start by deciding not to admit the public to their deliberations. I-t this uot a public inquiry, and is not the hospital a public institution? Who then is better entitled than the public to be present? The fact that the accommodation is small is no answer, as there ar-' plenty of halls in Auckland suitable for tho purpose. The Costley Home inquiry was opeu to the public, and so are all other public inquiries. Trusting the members of the Commission may yet see fit to alter their decision, which cannot Piii to cause immense disappointment to a large section of the community.—l am, etc., JAMES W. TAYLOR:
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 250, 19 October 1904, Page 10
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