RAILWAYS INQUIRY.
FIRST MEETING HfELD.
PRELIMINARY MATTERS ONLY. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION. J WELLINGTON, Thursday. The first meeting of the Royal Commia* sion appointed fd investigate Railway De« partment activities and advise wher* economies can be made, was held in Par* liament Buildings to-day. Preliminary matters only were touched upon. The members first met the Prime Minister, Hon. G. W. Forbes, in his room for dis-t cussion. . . . ; ; - A wide field lias to be covered by tha commission, which has had 19 points sub* mitted to it in tho order of reference* Regular meetings will be held from now on, and the report is to be ready for presentation not later than September 1< Completion by that' date will no doubt' make it possible for the document to ba discussed in the coming session of Parliament.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20595, 20 June 1930, Page 11
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