AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1923, Page 1

AUSTRALIAN.

\ r.STKA MAX AND N. 7.. CATU.K ASSOCIATTOX. j j IRISH DELEGATION TO SYDNEY' SYDNEY, March 21. There is much press comment and ( - protest mver the arrival at Melbourne j of two members of (lie Trish Overseas j Delegation, whose stated objective is to enlighten Irish svinj athisors in Australia , nn the Irish positiion and give them a chance of hearing the other side of the Irish finest ion. They propose to consult the leader- of tri-h opinion in Australia. in De Valera’s name, to try and find a wav tn get a lasting and honour- i able peace in Ireland. Strong ex-rep ! tii.ii is taken lo one id the speech" j alien,L delivered by one of the dele-|

suites. , . i !‘V(]rj';i| r!<iv.' t vimif’!ii i- luMiiir j to cnrtslil t'«‘ o<liviti-'S nf t’»<- j Mmii.v (Mtliolns :ho :,)tinnir l lie j-,.-,.,■<_(,, : ,.r:ijiisL the ilitrorlml ion <>!' t (ij,*i I'lrurd tic diMiirliin.it (V- . j inniil proiiMoi'iidn. (• ', !> !!'>• T!;!I?FTK T< * KI ii K^T'.Y

SYDNEY', March 21. _ j Cnit. the runner, interviewed nn his j return from New Zealand, frankly ad- j milted That, when defeated by Kirksoy. i p,> p.st to a belter man. He emphatic- 1 ally refilled a report that Eirkscv had lieafen the gim. adding: “YVe all got away together, and I wa« fairly beaten • !, v jiii-ee or four inches." Carr hopes ; a-rall! to meet Kirkscv at the Olympic j Games next year. A- tbe resuU of mu L h"lpful advice . | i'i">m Kicks'".-, ami from hi- ! ,. denm.- Li- Ve>>- Zealand trio. Gut believes that he will be able | mr Tiallv to iemri-eo !■;- cunning , mwuMswsaaaiacs'-wMsusc-n