IRISH AFFAIRS
AUSTRALIAN AND N .7. CAULK ASSOC LUTCO si]?, j. crake LONDON, .March 23. The Ulster Premier, Sir .1. Craig speaking at Belfast, said that proper tional representation was an ab-oluti failure in Northern Ireland. He dtvlar ed it would have to go. Jt was ab.-o lately useless machinery, and did no suit the constitution of Ulster or u Britain. UIX EM A WRECKED. (Received this day at 9.25 a.in.) LONDON. .March 25 A land mine wrecked a cinenu theatre in O'Connell Street in Dublin Two men laid tie' mine ami lined i after tin- premises bad closed. The; retreated through the rums. Tin them killed one mat named dark O'lirieu. The other mat dragged a tcirl with him and using Ik-i ns a shield he escaped. PEACE PROPOSALS. (Received this dav at !).2.ji a.m.) BOX box. .March 21. is reason for the belief that the Republican Executive Council’.' discussion of Archbishop Unity’s peace proposals are progressing so satisfactorily that a public announcement may be expected in a few days.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1923, Page 3
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171IRISH AFFAIRS Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1923, Page 3
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