THE KNYVEIT CASE.
DECISION OF CABINET. - "CANNOT REOPEN THE MATTER." The following telegram was sent by Mr. J. S. Dickson, chairman of the Knyvett Dofanco Committee, to Sir Joseph Ward yesterday morning :—"The deputation appointed by the indignation meeting held in Auckland, .on February 14,. regarding the dismissal of Captain Knyvett, are ; anxiously awaiting the • reply to my telej gram, which was forwarded 'to . you on March 17." ' * . Mr.' Dickson received the following reply from the - Prime Minister, at five o'clock yesterday afternoon : "In' reference to the - Knyvett case, • and your telegrams concerning the same, the representations made to the i Hon." Dr. Findlay, and the Hon. Mr. Fowlds, by the .deputation in Auckland, on the 16th ult., were fully considered - by Cabinet yesterday, and it was decided that the Government could not reopen the matter."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14327, 24 March 1910, Page 5
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