IN IRELAND.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1921, Page 3

IN IRELAND.

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. 0 II APPEAL AGAINST EXECUTIONS. 1! n LONDON, March 23. 1 The Cork Corporation have appealed t( to Mr Lloyd George against three exe- “ eotions fixed for Saturday. The prison- •’ ers are O’Sullivan, Moore, and O’Leary. The Corporation’s appeal is on the 1 ground that the executions would he C 1 absolutely against all the laws of civilised warfare. ' 1 al FIVE DAYS’ CASUALTIES. LONDON, March 24. st It is calculated that the deaths dur- T| incr five days’ fighting in Ireland exceed t( An official report ssavs th,. casualties at Stoketown were two officers and "• soldiers dead, three soldiers and police- u men wounded, and two policemen missing. 'Reinforcements captured two rebels. - es EXECUTIONS DELAYED. ol • pi LONDON, March 24 The Irish Chief Justice has granted a 1 conditional habeas corpus order • n the - cases of O’Sullivan, Moore and Cleary 1 and three others. Three of them have A been sentenced by courtmn.rtial to er death. The argued eourtmartial vv has no jurisdiction. Counsel pointed out that three of the. men were due to die on Saturday. The Chief Justice remarked “ No- ™ body would be executed in this country 0 in the face of the Court’s order.” r Jt& ! '.r-ttiXA er “Occasions, like clouds, soon pass awav.” —Arabian Proverb. ft* th But coughs and colds are ‘stickers.' Unless such a recognised specific ns R 1 Baxter’s Lung Preserver is taken to L 1 shift them, they are going to stay and cause trouble. Treat colds as they LI should he treated—not as guests, but hi as enemies. Have “Baxter’s” by you n< always. Its tonic properties make it a protection for the whole family. “Baxter’s” has been New Zealand’s friend for 55 years, so you can rely on it. M Always keep Baxter’s Lung Preserver w handy. Get a big 2s 6d bottle to-day. Obtainable all chemists and stores. ——JV