IRISH AFFAIRS
AUSTRALIAN AND N. 7.. C.WILF. ASSOCIATION CITY OK DDHI.IN ADM INISTI? ATIOX. LONDON. May -1. The Kree State Local Oovernment •Ministry rejinrted that the ctlorts of individual Dublin Corporation members to seen re ellieient and economical management had been unavailing in the absence of support from the majority. The ellieient administration of the capital had become a matter of national interest. Il is proposed to examine the problem of city government in the lijrlit of modern results achieved elsewhere.
DUBLIN CHANOK. LONDON. May 22 Alderman O’Neill, Lord Mayor of Duhlin has been asked by the Free State Government to retain his position and to be chairman of the Commissioners. Tie said, in an interview, that he would he unable to accept as he considered the appointment of the Commissioners unwarranted. The citizens had heen badly treated hv the Government in refusing to allow the holding of the Irish elections.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1924, Page 3
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151IRISH AFFAIRS Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1924, Page 3
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