THE TRANSVAAL RAID ENQUIRY.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10626, 3 June 1897, Page 3

THE TRANSVAAL RAID ENQUIRY.

{PKB PRESS AOSOOTATtON.— OOPIRIOHT.) London, Jnno 1, Mr Harris has written to the Transvaal Baid Committee BBkltiß thai euijnlry be made Into the freeb, D'.Wgations of Mr Labonohore that a gentleman In a hl^h position and of largo experience Informed the iMiy Newt ol Dr. Jameson's Intended raid The Standard states that a Beotlon oJ the Tranevaa! Raid Commlttea Is conferrlng on the question of tho refusal of Mr Hawkealey to produce the Cablegrams which passed between Mr Rhodes and personft tn London At the end of 1895. The object of the oocferenoe U to adopt means by which Mr Hawkesley's refnettl will not be reported, as threatened, to the Hoaee of Commons, {Received June % 0,30 p.m.) The Committee of luqalry has refused the reqnest of Mr Harris that Mr Rhodes and Mr tlawkesley be reported to the Honse of Cotnmona for refailog to prodaoa cablegrams from Mr Übodcß to riersonß ia London, Mr Chambßrlaln doposed that Mr Hawkeßloy in May, 1896, showed him in oonfideaco copiea of telegrams. They contained nothing of theallghtoet Importance. Mr Chamberlain added that ho had no personal ohjeotlon to their production. Mr Bolt aiiked the Chairman to appeal to Mr Labsaohere's eeuae of honor and jaadloe to eatahllah or withdraw the charges made against him, Mr Laboaohere remained oilent.