THE IRISH DELEGATES IN DUNEDIN.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2298, 10 December 1889, Page 2

THE IRISH DELEGATES IN DUNEDIN.

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- ■■ ■ > DuNßDnf, Deosmber 9 '■ , The Irish naUonal delegates addceßaed a crowded meeting »t the Garrison Hall to-night, a charge being nude for admlsa'on. - The bqlldlog .ma decorated with national and •ycnbolloal devloei. lMr J, B. Oallan presided, and on the platform! were Sir R... Stoat, DrFitohett, and Mr Pyke, M.H.R.'d, tha Ra? B. Waddell, 5 and other prominent oltizjns, while In theh»H were the Reva Portor v and Duttcn,' and Dr Beloher. A numbe; of ladles presented the delegates with an address and Mfclteae oeosa for each In ({reQDatone, moaoted with. gold. Mr Dillon theu delivered a lengthy EpeeohSir R. Stout proposed " That the meeting endorses tha principle of the Irish Home Rule movement, believing that looal self • Rovernm9Qt ( while preeetvlng thqlmperiil connection, w 11 be for tha benefit alike ofIreland and the Empire." Tula was aeoonded by Dr DeZouohe and supporter! by Dr Mo;<tn. A raaolutldo, th»nklngj tha Delegates and pledging the mealing to assist the Irish and Parliamentary leaders by favery legitimate meWns, win also ca rlad, The amount taken «t the doors was £50, and abou £350 was subscribed m ibe room, making £400, whioh la expect .id io be addod to. Tao (noailag lasted till past eleven 0'0'.00k. ...