IN IRELAND.
j AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. i MILITARY PARTY AMBUSHED. LONDON, April 23. j Bands of armed men in Cork surrounded fifty postal officials and secured the entire oily’s correspondence, which they successfully removed in vans. A military forage party was ambushed at Clogheen, in Tipperary. One soldier i was killed. Inspector Potter, of the . Constabulary, who ran into the ambush, is missing. His car was found riddled I with bullets : Harris, ■ a Protestant farmer near i Ballmamore, was di-agged from bed and i taken away, and his dead body was J found, with his skull battered, and laI helled, “A Spy and Informer.” ! SINN FEINERS ATTACK A TRAIN. | LONDON, April 23. ! .Some Sinn Feiners tore up the Great ! Northern line at Glaslough, which derailed a heavily-laden goods train from Belfast. The raiders ignited the waggons, 41 being destroyed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 April 1921, Page 2
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141IN IRELAND. Hokitika Guardian, 25 April 1921, Page 2
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