The Banking Inquiry.
TIIE REPORT NOT PRESENTED. TIIE COUNCIL STILL UNDECIDED. [By TiILKGRAPH.j ! From our SjH-riiif < 'oriYxjiondrnt.) "Wf.i.linotox, This da}'. Though the Council's Committee on banking sat for several hours yesterday and again this forenoon considering the question, it was unable to come to a conclusion and no report will be presented to-day. Some of the Committee are of the opinion that the sub-Committee's recommendations, which you published yesterday, particularly in respect to the oats transaction, is not sufficiently strong, and one member is said to have drawn up a lengthy special report under this heading in which the blame in advancing ,-£'30,000 on fictitious documents is laid at the doors of the Colonial Bank. This, like the sub-Committee's recommendation, was rejected on submission. Other features in the sub-Com-mittee's draft report have also been taken exception to.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 121, 15 September 1896, Page 3
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137The Banking Inquiry. Hastings Standard, Issue 121, 15 September 1896, Page 3
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