IRISH FREE STATE
LORD CRAIG AVAN’S HOPE.
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
LONDON, July 13
Lord Oraigavan told an Orange demonstration that Ulster could never again be used as a pawn by a political party. Britain had guaranteed the inviolability of Ulster’s constitution, wherefore it would be wise to. repnain out of the picture in respect of •the Free State incidents. 1 He hoped that the visit of Dominion delegates to the Orange world council would assist in cementing the En>pire..- tt .^ r . : ENGLAND’S REPLY. DUTY ON PRODUCE. iß«c«ivrd tbi« dnv I ‘2 .»> m A Treasury order has been puhlisbed imposing a duty of twenty per cent, ad valorem ■.Trom 15th:. July V pii, the following imports from the Free Sta.te—.Liver, ' lanifnals, butter, eggs, cream, bacon, pork, poultry, lamb and other meats,. Duties are not chargeable on . any imports, shown to the satisfaction of the Customs Com-’ missioner, that have been imported into the Free State in the same condition a 6 exported.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1932, Page 6
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