IN IRELAND.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 June 1920, Page 2

IN IRELAND.

{By Electric Telegraph—Cdpyngiic.v , DOCKER’S ACTION. . LONDON, June 4tii. The dockers at Cork have refused to discharge the latest shipment of military barbed wire brought. The wire is' intended for fortifying police' barracks in Ireland. WAR MUNITIONS FOR IRELAND LONDON, June 5, > Mr Thomas (Secretary) telegraphed' the Irish the National Union. * ' of Raiiwaymeft, asking them to resume Work pending a Labour Conference at Bristol on the loth, regarding the handling of munitions for use in Ireland. , SINN FEIN ATTACK. LONDON, June 6. V Sixty Sinn Feiners surrounded a patrol, consisting of eleven soldiers and - one policeman, cycling from Middleton - s to Carrigto Hill, and confiscated’ their arms and cycles. A Sinn Feiner courtmartial sentenced a resident of Tuajn,. accused of stealing money from a house he assisted in raiding. Prisoner subsequently informed the police of the whereabouts of the Sinn Fein gaol, in a deserted bog, which the police and military raided, arresting three men. I POLICEMEN ATTACKED. 'Recoiled This Dm ac * 45 a.m.) LONDON, Jgne 7, A,party of uiejj attacked four poljcer men at Gullyhana, Armagh. ■•Sergeant Holland was dangerously wounded ip five places. ! One constable was wounded &rtd another is missing. Th& police returned the fire, killing a civilian.