IRISH AFFAIRS
ItIItTRAUAN AND N.Z. CAnr.l ASSOCIATION. I ESTER'S CASE. (Received this day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, August 2-1. Lord Londonderry, speaking at Stockton. said that Sir Janie- Craig was ready now, as always, to disco-- with President Co-grave the geetiffeation of the boundary on a ba-is ol mutual give and take. Sir Robert Horne said that Flster was coerced and turned against rejiented pledges by Mr Lloyd Oeorge. Mr Hollar Law and Mr Baldwin and it would create a situation which could easily end ill civil war. Alter these pledges they could appreciate tin* unwillingness of Flster to take the risk ol sending a representative to the Commission, w lio-e judgment Flster would be bound to accept it it took part in a Commission.
SWINDLIN'!; BY WIRELESS. LONDON, August 21
The Irish Free State police are investigating the big turf swindles wherein bets are telegraphed Irom Ireland after the results are wirelessed from tin* English courses. It is believed this is tlie first time wireless was used for such a purpose.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1924, Page 2
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172IRISH AFFAIRS Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1924, Page 2
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