THE IRISH PROBLEM.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1923, Page 3

THE IRISH PROBLEM.

J CSTHAI.I ' N VNO .J'.'/.. UA'U.U AS.-.OCIA ICN . TWO MFN EXECUTED. veil this day at 8 a.m.)_ LONDON, January 25. Two men O’Reilly and FitK.ge.ald were executed at Waterford Barracks, convicted of being in posses'ion "f arms. ('AI.! EUR DOTH VOLUNTEER'--. |>. .lav at 8 a.m.) DUBLIN, Jan 25. Mr Muleahv ine- called Im- reeiuii- ,, v.-iii-N M-rvue against the rebels. Then- 'was a wund-'Tnl re-imn.-'-, long ~,oi voinnieci's waiting; r>ir .i<>- 1 ■ - Gr .ernnient Imp -s. w ith the-i- """ps. t , ,) ~- M -it ! : .he nomadie gangs who . ;i ..cing the Western regions to il --idation. IRISH OUTRAGES, nveil this day at 5.30 a.m.) LONDON. Jan 25. ■j h, .National Union ol Railwaym a of Ireland have i-ued a solemn pn>test in the .mine of railwnymeii ol ail ,1,-ades and in the mum. of the gist 5-ken widow.- and ],enndess orphaue.v ated !,v those awful deeds, cga.li,-'-the murder of ,-ngine drivers. C.mutv Kerry -an thu mam m<; reached Drummree in C ount\ M,-ak. armed men gave tin- passen- ;;; a.,, minute- to dear nut with the! They sprinkled the carriages a . ~,i j< ,niti iI them, and aftei i-n; -milling the engine sou it driver ,„... towards Cavan. The tram was completely dost ro\ ed.