IRISH AFFAIRS

Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1925, Page 3

IRISH AFFAIRS

[Australia & X./,. Cable Association.]

AIK DL VALERA AH ATX. FI!EK STATE OOVFUXA! ENT'S POSIT'D iN (TtITrCAL. (Received this day at 10.0 n.m.) LONDON. Dec. 1. in a speech at Limerick. Air De Valera declared the boundary crisis was another instance of Hi it is!; perfidy, hut if the free S{;,te ( ahiiict was jinn and Mood up to Flighted they would have a united people to combat Britain's de-:-i'j n.'. .Mr It.- Valera read a ho ter from the lat- Arthur Griffith-, that during the negotiation- he leucub'dly expressed the tieu that the Lng'i-h Crown could never he recognised miles- the .essential unity -eland was guaranteed. Air I.find Cool-go gave that assurance and gap. T lie would re.-igit if Flster proved unreasonable.

Ml lie Valera mid-d that Ireland owed England nothing linatieially. According to the mm sptipers the position of the Irish Fret' State Govornment i- critical o'-'in.: to the .Labour Part;, attacking it mi th- ground that the wage- < fiend by the German 0011ftael'irs for the Shannon hydro-electric scheme are inadequate and there is The danger oi tlm -ec'-s.-ion 0! a number of Government siipte.i ;or. In the Dai! {<> the Keptlbli'-nn ranks while it i- understood the sitiiui'oM regard- the boundary problem |, :i> beeum'.. mu h more acute as the result of tic London eon versa! ion. !y from Dublin to London. SEEK I NT. A SOLUTION. LONDON. Dec her 1. President Cu-vravc had a long 1-1111-siilta t ion wit), Mr Winston ( Imrehil! and termanent ellieiai-. It i- believed a solution is being -ought upon lines "f either suspending legislatively or abrogating the Boundary ('ommi-sion"-findings and preserving the si.-this quo subject to financial adjust iron!-. which both Irish flovernment s nr, demandin'.'. r.n?T!CI- f rmw-o, »- - ;r- ---[ Reuter Telegram-- .1 talk ox LONDON. November KO. -dr Torsyth brcadeasled from LOll- - luT.i a itd.lt mi agricultural possibilities ! Li New Ecu la ltd. Previous talk.- led I numerous imptiri.- iio a prospe, live settlers. SIP F. !; I "IT I I'M! FOB 1). LONDON. November .To. • r Ernest M utlierfuril has been elected President of Ibe Loyal Society. NEW CANA IRAN PA BLIA Ai ENT. OTTAWA.. November TO. The Canadian Rai'liamem will meet on January 7th. the tentative dale. December Tilth. having been found impracticable.

BELAY BACKS. LONDON, November oil. Cambridge heat Oxford by lour events to. Binbel beat Pi.nil! by eight yard- in the last lap. Cambridge winning in the record time of SP -eionds. I'om'it assisted Oxford to win the. hurdles. A CHAMPION' BELL. NEW YORK. November TO. At Cl'iengo. 5’.,,. J j!ji. ; ua'iiuia! lav Stock Exjiositiou. King o, ib ■ Fairie-." a -hurt horn bull from the Prince of Wales' ranch in Cairo]:', was deehired the prize winner among llm Class One sJiiuTliornand liaui was adjudged (fraud Champion and Prior Champion Hull, giving hint He world s ehampioii-hip. IF- recently "on amila r honours in (‘anaii 1. A.I’PI.'E SIIIPAiENT HELD I P. LONDON. Dee. I. Following on the ."l ellie ills-.' ttahletl 0)1 ill. Nov.) the Pelt of Loudon American apple- at the dock- Somo imorters who received delivery at Cowomen to wipe each appie and remove a!! tr.c". ~f the spray. EBENCH TAXATION PBOPOS.\ I.S. LONDON. | lee. I. The “Daily Ex’ue.s" Paris ettrre.spundelit sa\s that Al. Lonelier will announce 1 ru t:\xatiuu am.uniting to fiflv million sterling annually for seven years. A I'X.'on-: EX PER fF.VCE. bONDON. hr. I. The “Aluming Post's" Belgrade enrre,pendent reports Ai. liaditeh has had a unique <■:;pnrji'iie .. si■; months sign he was a prisoner on a charge of high treason; now he i- Alini-ter of Education and leader of a strong Pepitbliean Party. Hi- sip; tun! ltuuit ’h.-is virtually bean the moms of sei iug tin Gavcniniotn I'rom a crisis. Co Ai PE N SAT ft) N FI) i 1 E X-Tv AI >F R. HEREIN, i see. 1. Thirty million marks < a-h. 18.0.0b0 a' res of agrienll U’ d lead ami forests, three p'lhnvs in Berlin, and one in Bu.-olhuig, also -sou :• Barbu bouse proi>.-■!•; v. is v!n ni'iee t'u' i'nis-hm Ministry o' Finance has agreed It pay tic ex-Kaiser as ctnnjicnsai i n. The Pr s. si -.u Slat 1 elaii's the -e. ailed (Ya’.vr Castles, all narks of art .in the Bm'iu Aliinielt. the Crown Jewels. Hie I'ohenzollern mn.seunt lihrerv and archive-. four Rival theatres and t-hcii end-a'vmeu'.s. seven tv ibeu-and acres ot

lands and forests. some house property in Merlin and Potsdam. a l -., the revc'in - from former Crown /-slates. The Ministry declare- that the thirty millions above mentioned K equivalco; In the value of the prep’ It v v tijeli nov. MARTYR TO SCIKN'CE. LONDON. Dei-. Seienisis declare 0 i- m striking i a>es i martyrd-un to sevmi than that of Doctor Reginald Blaekhall. lie sii'ifere.i greatly for twenty wars, but was invariably cheerful Oil" of liis colleagues lost Ids arms, and another liis life, hut Blackball remained, steadfast in the knowledge gained that the result of his puirytnhuii rendered rav operations in l.ondon Mosptta.l immune f:.,ni ri-k. His her; -m was recognised hy annuities ot T,--•serliug from Cernoigo trust and T2Sstarling from Carnegie trust and £:>.< ■ life was insured asp provision for inwidow. who has been his devote-! nurse thr nighoni tlieir entire married, life. \ !UC ESTATE. LONDON. Dee. 2. Lord Cltevlesmore. i'aiher ef the Hisley meeting, left CfW.s'Ait sterling.