THE ORMSTON CASE.
STATEMENT BY MINISTER. ; .. (By Telegraph.— Special to the "Star."} : '■' WELLINGTON, this day. , G. W. Russell informed the Star" representative this morning, With reference to the complaint of grands Onnston, a through passenger W Vancouver, whose passport was taken "am him at Auckland, that Ormston arrived in possession of a passport j 'ssucd by the Commonwealth Governhwnt, which cabled requesting the New °aland Government to secure the passj Port from Ormston. and lie was thereto intercepted on the departure of the I pgata and the passport was taken by ytjo Balicc. Having no permit to leave ||W Zealand, Ormston had to remain. j .ilia Common wealth Government was inP»cd that the passport had been ■ and they cabled back asking j . lll at it should Lc forwarded back to the I ■ iWthoritici in Melbourne. This has been I /
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 155, 30 June 1916, Page 3
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139THE ORMSTON CASE. Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 155, 30 June 1916, Page 3
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