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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5032, 27 September 1926, Page 4

The Commission which is now sitting at Patetonga is not bound by any hard a ; nd fast rules' as to proceduie, and it encourages settlers to< give their evidence freely and at length. Consequently the sittings, are prolonged, and day after day some witnesses have to go home unheard. However, they are in. no way -disconcerted, realising that the Commissioners will eventually give them as good a hearing a,s those first heard. They say that they have been waiting six years for a commission and a day or two more won’t matter. From the nature of the. investigation settlers are very optimistic as to the favourableness of the report.

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