THE IRISH PROBLEM.
I UHTRALI AN AND N.Z. CABLE ABSOOi-¥lON’. -S'
BELFAST HAPPENINGS. LONDON, April 19. Hostilities were resumed in east Bel--fast to-night. Two women and a man were killed and four wounded. The trouble began as a reprisal for the murder of a hoy. The mob first three houses in Altear Street. The police attacked the mob with rifle fire, which was general. Fighting occurred later in Marine Street on the dockside. Two children were seriously wounded and sent to hospital. Incendiary fires are reported elsewhere in Belfast. Order was eventually restored. Troops are patrolling thedisturbed areas. **"■- John Collins, Catholic ex-service man ~— in Remelton, Donegal, was taken out-of his house by armed men and mortally shot and left on the roadside. He crawled home and died.Collins was accused of spying, against the rebels.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1922, Page 2
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134THE IRISH PROBLEM. Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1922, Page 2
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