RE DR. MAUNSELL AND HOSPITAL COMMISSION.
Sir,—My sympathies incline me to the same view as Dr. Mauusell takes, " that ib is desirable that the whole truth shall be. elicited; but it appears to me ti •> doctor has got an incorrect notion of 4 i position of the committee who have • i ken inhand Miss Arnaboldi's complaint, rinv committee in this case is powerless, having na recognised standing. Some gentle .len who felt interested in the case introduced Miss Arnaboldi to Mr. Rees (or vice versa), and this led to Mr. Rees being retained by Miss Arnaboldi, the committee apparently having no voice in the matter; and in the ordinary way she is expected to act on his advice. Those whose action led to this result appear to have forgotten at the time that Mr. Rees' position as M.H.R. would require his appearance at Wellington, as is now the case. On that ground, if oil no other, his being entrusted with the case was a mistake.— am, etc., F. C.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8475, 28 January 1891, Page 3
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